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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

New York boantu Of another lady
Rallies Hat abs boast st az
Every bOdy cut here knows that a
lady Raffles is no gentleman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
satan's sain,iiasss.

whats the rrasnu you keep teeut'
AH I Hpake. the devil sept
@nah. ha said I'D mot except
That everything that's lent a.
kept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

DOMESTIC DEPT.
TURKISH BATH ToWELs-Bloached
aud uableaehDd also Huck Towels, val.
uea from &c np 10 aSc sales prices.
each
&c. Ghe. sat, lie. ttae. t3ihe.
i9e. 2yiac and POE.
OUTING FLANNEL--in stripes and
checks was Ice yard. special price.
yard ..t.s#sss ...s.4s.. ..4a... .Gi4e
"oALAT GA"-Ilydc Grade Manchester
Galatca Cloth. large selection al new
styles. special ....4...........I.tsT
sHtETs-liiesehed N.sc Better No
seams fzKeo, were Sec. special price
each ..-4. -.... euA
hEETS-unbleaChed. 72xaS. special
price. each .......#.4-....... ~
SILK FINISHED clNoHAMs - IN plaid
STYLES; black and white, blue and white.
etc. special price. yard ....... 22i6e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

The really disgusting feature
about this mad rush for wealth ia
that We we're loft AZ the post
Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

A wsli-Kno~n Play
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-21

Table oil cloth, the best l5c
Tapestry couch covers $l.l0 to 81. 90
Tapestry table covers 2yds SO $l.7S
Curtain Swiss &c to Csc
l8-in. bleach Turkish toweling l2Hc
Swiss curtains, ruffled, special $l.l0
6-feet window shades, cloth Csc
Brass curtain rods 3 for Csc
15-inch cotton crash Sc
16-inch cotton crash 7i-2C
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-21

These, everybody must have.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
BUICK
Motor Company.

Demonstrations now avail
able and cafS on exhibition
Don't fail to see these cars.
What We know about Automo-
biIeS will be interesting to you,
you will not regret visiting
our SaIeSrOom Nothing better
in the world for the money.
Courteous attention. a n d
everybody welcome,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
Plumbing and
Healing Company
WINDOW SHADES

ln stock aal made 90 order. lowest
rriee- Satisfaction g-u--auteed Fu-
treble Euru.fme .a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERs.
IBQ TYPEWRITER EXCWANCT.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-03

The ladies of the Congregational
church have adopted new and novel
way for raising money. They are going
to gather all kinds of paper and maga-
zines from any one who will save these
for them and when they have gathered
a car load they will ship to an eastern
firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of
Webster were in the city yesterday on
their way home from Pierre. at which
place Mrs. Anderson attended the ses-
sions of the Federation of Woman's
Clubs OF the state and Mr.. Anderson
looked after few business Matters
Aberdeen American, Sunday.
Contractor Edmunds, of Webster,
made flying visit to Ortley Saturday
night to meet the school board and sub
NIT plans for building. They didn't
meet. Mr.. Edmunds came to Waubay
on the IL o'clock and Mr.. Hjelming
drove over to get him. He had failed
to mention beforehand, however, that il
would be necessary for him to return on
the O'Clock. so by the time he reached
Ortley, the board had been Numbering
for some time. Ortley Optic.
Mr.. and Mrs II. 8. Efnor, father and
STEP. mother of r O. Efnor Of this city,
and Mrs. Snodgrass. of Newton. Ia,
and Ira zwank, of the south part Of
the state. arrived In this city Wednes.
day morning and sDent the day visiting
friends and getting things In shape for 4
hunting trim and the next morning
departed for the Chapman ranch where
they will remsin for some time among
the ducks.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-03

Mrs. Robb. Mrs Pitsor. Guy McGill,
Chas. Phelps and Ray Pitsor were
caught in the rain storm last Sunday
night while auroing, and were unable 10
return to Webster in the auto, owing to
either the lack of skill on Mr. Phelps
part to run che car through the mud or
the lack OF mud chains; (Chas. says it
was the latter). Anyhow the party
was obliged to sleep in school house
seven miles from town.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-03
aoNs NEWS
at Annus Webster, s7er People kus
r4cr Visitors.

10 kaspps Tor bread
Dali On o~car t3rne for abstracts.
Dab an Oar MalmbsTg for abstracts
Picture framing done NJ Frank Mohs
S~e those nies. BIC tablets at Irwin's
Maaey 70 loan on real property. J
Alley
IT g. Rockwell went 70 the city Sat
urd3y
Buy your bakery goods at the Knapp
hnke-y.
CARL Ba'com is Webster visitor from
Lennon.
O. 5. Maynard was mp from waubay
Inst Friday.
Sig. IAfdahl returned 20 MilbAnk
Wednesday.
AIRS Noble, Of Aberdeen, is visiting
Airs Walton.
II Won wish loan. CAIl on the First
kMrlnnAl bank.
III yDu want your picture taken
~as Enhnson-
1r Rrsura arrived N time for the
kIrrrsnF aaaznn
ME-rn snhnasur sgsns sunday with
wsessssr fraaua&
Mira rarxaysup ~+xu-u-d frnru Rriztof
"Wednesday eve
KnaEys Amkery cRn furnish every
TAXING IN sfs line.
EAsis Williams returned 60 Aberdeen
Mun1Ey evening
Glrl wanted for kitchen work, at
Peabody Hospital.
DR. r. N Kjerland went TO Minneap-
oils Sunday night.
Billie McKeown returned from Lem
mon Tuesday night.
Mira Landon returned to her home in
Bryant Wednesday.
O. b Knott. OF Bristol. was in town
Monday on business.
Wanted--an apprentice at the Flag.
stad Millinery Store.
Miss Louise Denton returned from
PickereI lake Sunday.
Fl. H. Potter went to Aberdeen Satur
day oa court business.
The commissioners were In session or
Tuesday Of this week.
Ths best bread made in Webster Ii
that made 1t Knapp's.
julius Eeeland returned from 81
Paul Saturday evening.
Pens. pen-holders, erasers and tablet
at the Irwin Pharmacy.
Go 10 Munson Hardware company 70
everything in hardware.
Bertha Derrick returned to Cond
this Thursday morning
Chas. Nelson, OF Bristol, came &
Webster to spend Sunday.
Halvor Gnnderson aud family left fo
Longmont, Col., Tuesday.
Lawrence Visit and his mother wen
TO Minneapolis Wednesday.
A, @, Paulsen and two little daugh
tiers visited at Lynn Sunday.
Wanted Girls to work in hote
Inquire AZ Commercial hotel.
Mike Meuer aud W. w. Knott. d
Bristol, passed through here today /
The latter's new auto from Minneapolis
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-03
Auction Sale.

"A big auction will be held at the farm
~ miles west Of Butler and 8 miles
southwest Of Bristol. on Friday. Sept.
IL, starting at 1880 q. m. Horses, cat.
sic, swine, farm machinery, wagons,
household goods and everything will be
offered at public sale TO the highest bid
der. Lnnch will be served free at noon.
A. O. Seefeld. J. r. Chapman.
Proprietor. Auctioneer
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-03
Theatre!
GUY McGILL. MANAGER,
KADING HALL, WEBSTER, S. D.
MOVING PICTURES!
ILLUSTRATED SONG!

Change of program Mondays, Wednesday
and Friday. Open every evening.
Matinee Saturday at 800, p. m.
Admission, Adults Is cts. Children 10 cts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-03

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK, circeo o
daily stock
today considerable They
whandng the paralysis of the for
short Evidence of industry
regarded
today The reduction of the dividend Calumet and Hec stock
holders
indu Another reduction in the price Of in London another
pon Of coming from well informed and the traders enouf
selling,
they attempted TO cover There was continued discussion OF the amount OF
and the speculative markets and there disposition asce
market Opinions divided the probable the Bank Of Eng
market supplies IN London is complicated with the question of
needed Berlin
pressure supplies on that market The scarcity of stocks the basis
Great Northern Ore certificates developed pronounced strength This
duness
Bonds irregular Total sales value $26O0 u
unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Potatoes. Onions and yeret,b,e.

Receipts Of asparagus which had been in
creased to over 100 boxes, fell on yesterday
only "a being received, and prices for the ex-
ira grade were higher than on the preceding
obtained Rhubarb in greatly increased
supply and lower for both bay and southern lots,
while the other vegetables brought the usual
good prices. There string beans or
egg plant received from the south. A small
Shipment OF sweet potatoes came in by express
and was Jobbed from the stores at sharply ad-
yanced prices. The market for Burbank pota-
toes remained steady at the recently improves
values. and receivers reported prospects fair
Tor an early cleaning up in some lines. The
government contract, mentioned frequently of
late, was awarded to a local dealer at 81 O5 q
Genital and Ii was reported that the onion order
Tor the same account secured by a Los
Angeles firm at $3.46 a GENITAL. The local mar
ket for the latter vegetable remained strong at
the recent advance.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks 75e@$1 10 per
ctl; Lompoc Burbanks. 81 al 25 per ctl; Oregon
Burbanks, T5cG$1 per ctl; river whites, 40
QSOc per bag early rose, $1.25Q1.35 per ctl;
seed kinds, 10000 per ctl; sweet potatoes,
$3Q3.50 per ct
Onions-Oregon yellow, held at $3.15@3. .25 per
ctl eastern do, 81. 2.S5@3.
yegetables-Asparagus 20@221ae per lb for
extra, 15@171ac for No. l and 10@12hc for
No. 2; green peas, 0G12hc per lb tomatoes,
Mexican, 81. 1892 per box; do Los Angeles.
81. .5002 string beans. q per Id; egg plant.
d per ID; hothouse cucumbers, 75c6S1 per
dozen; green peppers T@10c per lb for chile
and 1914 G15c for bell; rlIubarb. race per 10
for bay and 506c for southern; garlic 10612Hc
Coo per ctl; cauliiower SOC per dozen; carrots
I5c per sack; turnips, 75c per sack; mushrooms.
$101.50 per box marrowfat and Hubbard
squash, $1OQl5 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Hides. TaIlow. Wool and Hons

Numerous changes in hides Will be observed.
The circular Of the Sawyer tanning company OF
Napa says:
demand slow for the last two weeks and prices
are weak. In the eastern markets values have
dropped from &c to x. per 10 on practically
all grades. Wool has declined decidedly during
February and pet values 90 down proportion
ateiy. The growth OF wool ON the sheep has
not any more than made up for the shrinkage
In price, leaving February pelts about the same
price per piece the January take-On brought.
Wool on sheep will not grow much. if any me- e.,
before next shearing time. Any increased weight
In pelts may be accounted for by the added
grease which comes from the sheep into the
wool"
Hides-Culls and brands sell about II ale un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers. Sc; me
dium, &c; light. &c; cowhides. &c for heavy 5isc
veal, &c; sslted calf lie; dry hides. 1Se; dry
kip, 12c; dry calf, 16c; dry stays. DC; Mexican
dry hides, lie; Mexican dry salted do. &c; Mexi-
can picked do, 10c sheepskins, shearlings, 10g
$4,000; long wool. S14l.25; lambs, 20el
SOC; horse hides, salt, S2u2.50 for large ami
Sl.5O41.I5 for medium, 5Ocd$l.25 for small and
25Q50c for colts; horse hides. dry, 81 50Gt , %
for large and S1.2591.T5 for medium, 5Ocq 81
for small and 25G3Oc for colts; deer skins, dry
Mexican, 2OU25c; dry salt do, II y o. zoe; picked
do. 20c; dry Central American. 2UQ25c; goat
skins. prime angora, 50cGS1; large hair goats,
3o@ soc; medium. 2oq 4Oc; small. 5@l5e.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 31594c; No 2 so
31ac; grease, 2Q21sc.
Wool-Spring clip HUMBOLDT and Aendocino.
years staple, 2O922c; fall clip. northern free
mountain. 7G10c; do defective, 6@Tl2c; San
Joaquin and southern 591c, according 10 shrink
age and defects; fall lambs, S9J lUc for northern
and case for southern; Nevada, 12UlJc per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers are as follows: 1906.
scriptions; contracts, 99IOc for one year and
100 lie for three 20 i've years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO March 4.--The wheat market was
extremely strong for the first 10 minutes OF
trade, there being wild scramble to buy on the
part of the shorts, who were apparently thor
oughy alarmed by the cent advance here yes
terday. For a time offerings were inadequate
TO the demand. AS a result prices were easily
advanced 1c from the low point before any in
crease in offerings were noticeable. There was
no news however to inspire any great amount
of bulsish enthusiasm and the market he
came easier on realizing sales. During the last
hour sentiment became decidedly bearish and
selling was general The weakness was due TO
some extent to increased receipts at all primary
points, the arrivals today in southwestern mar
kets exceeding for the first time in several weeks
those of the corresponding day last year. The
market closed weak at almost the lowest point.
May opened u n 9se lower to shade higher at
ees[ "a 81 O0h advanced to S10I1s and then
declined 10 99c. The close was at 99@99sc
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal to
%, 900 bushels Primary receipts were 100000
spending day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 292 cars against
1S6 cars last week and 3T5 year ago.
The corn market strong during the first
half hour of the session. owing to active demand
by shorts the buying being based largely upon
the much smaller receipts at Chicago than had
been estimated. In the last half hour of the
day there was considerable realizing, brought out
chiefly by the slump in wheat. Nearly all of the
The market closed about steady May opened
5kMNc higher at 62S4 162Hc, sold off to 62 5sc
and then advanced TO 631ac. The close was at
The feature of the trade in oats was the liqui-
dation of May and an active demand for invest
ment account for the September delivery. The
market in general affected by the late weak
ness of wheat May opened &c higher at So &c,
advanced TO 54c and then declined to 537Se,
where It closed.
Provisions weak throughout the entire
day, owing to selling by local packers, which
was based ON more liberal receipts Of live hogs
in the west The demands came largely froil
shorts. AT the close May pork was 171ac to 25c
lower. Lard was 10c lower. Ribs were 12hc
lower.
The loading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK March 4-There sensa-
tional advance in the London tin market, caused
it is said, by a report that the Dutch govern
ment would reduce or limit sales. Spot tin
there closed at f136 and futures at f133 5s.
The local market was firm in sympathy with
London, quotations ranging from 3o@31c.
Copper was unchanged to a little lower in
London with spot quoted at f56 12s Cd and fu-
lures at f57 5s Locally the market was re-
ported weak in tone but there was no further
Change in prices Lake is quoted at 12.3715 a
u 625ac, electrolytc 1225@12.50c, casting
y 121h G12. .371ac.
Lead was unchanged at f13 12s Cd in London
and at 35. .50d35. .75c in the local market.
Spelter was unchanged at f21 in London Lo-
caIly the market was lower with the tone dull
at 4.65@4. 75c.
Iron was unchanged to a little lower in the
English market with standard foundry quoted at
49s Sd and Cleveland warrants at oOs sd. Lo-
caIlv the market was unchanged. No. / foundry
northern is quoted at S1s.25@1s.75, No. do
$I7. .756l1s.25 No. l southern and No. l southern
soft SlT.256lT. .S5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks a little higher. Cotton unchanged
Coppers steady. Silver &c lower.
Calumet & Hecla copper company reduces its dividend
Mining stocks without feature and materially changed
New York sterling and Hongkong exchange all lower
Wheat futures lower Cash grain fuctuating.
Barley futures higher. Cash grain about the same
Corn slightly higher but dull Oats unchanged
Hay and feedstufs previously quoted.
Numerous variations in seeds No change in beans.
Hogs running heavily at Chicago again.
Local market for fresh and cured meats unchanged
Hides weak, dull and Auctuatng. Tallow lower.
Poultry very firm under light arrivals Game dull and weak
Potatoes steady the improved prices. Onions firm
Oranges in heavy supply, but moving off we'll.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter unchanged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
GeneraI NIerchandise

Bags-Grain bags 6Js are June and July; San
Quentin, 611c; wool bags, 421z944c; fleece twine,
lie per ID.
Coai-Pennsylvania anthracite. egg. SIG: Wei
lington, Sl2 per ton; New Wellington, $12; Coos
Cumberland, $14 In bulk and $3.50 In sacks;
Welsh anthracite s15; coke. ST. per ton in bulk
and s19 in sacks; Rocky mountain. S11912.
Oils Quotations are for barrelsf-LinSeed. SIC
per gallon for boiled and 54c for raw, eases &c
more; castor OIL in cases. No l. Toe; Baker 5
AA, cases. 81. 80; lucol, SOC for boiled and
Ion; cocoanut oil. in barrels. 57is 461c for XXX.
5595S13c for No. l and 521 456c for No ?.
according 80 quaity extra Sleaehed winter S
natural whale oil, soc; extra winter strained
lard oil, 90c; No. lard OIL 75c: pure neatsfoot
oil, soc; No. l neatsfoot oil, 65c; herring oil.
40c; salmon oil. 35c; boiled fish OIL 35e; paint
oil. 35e
Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc-water white coal oil
from tank wagons, 10Q11es special do. 12c;
pearl oil In cases, lie; astral. lie; star. lie;
extra star, zoe; Elaine, 20 lac; e0cene, 20c; red
crown crow and motor gasoline, in bulk Ice in cases
drums, Sac; No do. I1sc; eases &c more; S6
degree gasoline in bulk 3oc in cases s11sc;
naphtha, in bulk l0c, cases Ii 13c-
Turpentine-ITc per gallon in and zoe in
drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl OF $50 poundsl-E $6.25; f.
$3.50; G, $685.; ii. $6-40; 1. So. 90
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes and
lated, 5.35c; fine fruit or coarse granulated.
5.20c; beet granuated 600 ID bags only, 5.O5c.
confectoners A, 5.25c; magnolia A. 4-s5c; extra
e, 4.I5c; golden @, 1860: ID, 4.55c; II. & z.
crystal dominos. s.65c; tablets. half bbls, 5.T5c;
boxes. &c per h. Barrels and 90 ID bags 1Oc.
half bbs 25c and boxes soc more per 100 lbs
for all grades. No orders taken for less than 20
barrels or its equivalent Beet sugar. Monarch
brand, Is quoted over and above the price of
standard fine Icane) granulated in 100 10 bags
as follows: Bags 100 lbs, 35c; barrels. 4Jc:
half barrels, 60c; 40 ID tins, cased. S2O5; 35 N
tins. cased, S2.05; 10 ID tins cased 10 in a case.
$40; 10 tins, s in case, s2.I0; so lb boxes,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES. March 4-Heayy receipts and
light demands were effective in reducing the
price on local case count eggs half cent this
morning at the produce exchange.
Six hundred and ninety three cases were de-
lvered to the market today. The demand for
butter held up well with prices the same.
Green peas are to be scarce for the next few
weeks, as the crop in the foothill district has
been frosted
Dealers expect an advance in prices during
the next few days. The cabbage market is in
call for 1t is good.
Fancy grade of lettuce advanced to 81 a crate
Three hundred sacks of onions were received to-
day. but prices remained the same Choice
Salinas were reduced to $1.25Q1. 40 sack.
Receipts-Eggs, SOB cases; butter. 1858
pounds; cheese, 2,0S0 pounds potatoes. 2.464
sacks; beans, sacks; sweet potatoes. 227 sacks;
Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 1s@2oc; selected.
Butter-Creamery extras, 57hc; do 6rsts. 5o@
1eG2oc
2Oc; anchor, Young America, Bic; hand cheese.
anchor brand. 22c; eastern singles, 1I13c; east
s5n ws @ asy sWs
imported, 32c: Swiss, domestic, &c; brick
cream, cam zoe; liInbqTger, zoe. ,,u.,. -,n,.
LOG .25; fancy Salinas. 81 25@2; fancy Colo
rado. $1.25; fancy Oregon. s1.26@l35; Idaho,
sl.25; Lonpoc s1.75; early rose. seed, $1so@
2; white rose, seed. Sls5; sweet potatoes, 81. rs
@3; northern, $250G3.
onions-Y Fellow danyers. $3@325 per ctl Aus
tralian browns, $3.50; Oregons. $3.50; Minnesota,
S3.25@3.50; garlic, 13c per lb.
Beans (per ctl)-Pink No. l. new, $3.75 lima
No. l, S5.50@5.75; Lady Washington No. !.
S37513.S5; small white, No 1. SS.75g3.S5;
blackeyes, So; Garvanzas. $3.50; lentils. 111sc.
Poutry-Buying prices. alive: Broilers, l u to
2 pounds, zoe lb; fryers, 16@1Sc; roosters, 13
@16c; stays. 7c: hens, pounds and up, 13G
15c; under 3 pounds 12c; old ROSTERS. &c; tur-
keys, heavy, 13@l5c; light, not wanted; ducks,
13@14c; geese 12@14c; squads, S1-75g2 per
dozen. Selling prices dressed-Broilers, 2I 1zc
fryers, 22e; roasters, zoe; hens 1Sc; ROSTERS,
12c; ducks, 1Sc; geese 1Sc; turkeys, 23@24c;
squads, $2.5o dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Id at ss.15@s.25 per
Poultry and Game

Arrivals of native grown chickens and other
kinds of live poultry continued very light, and
there was western stock hand, the
market remained in excellent condition for the
selling interests There a strong demand
for frying chickens, which sent the price of
the best lots up TO 81 a dozen and caused vai-
ues for young roosters to strengthen. The
other descriptions met with the usual good call
and there was practically nothing unsold at the
close of business. There not much doing
in game, as the opening of the Lenten season
checked the demand and prices were weak with
hare and rabbits lower.
Poultry fper dozen)-Hens, S5@5.50 for small.
S6@6.50 for large and $TG9 for extras; old
ROSTERS, s4.50Q5; young roosters, $7@7.50; 10
extra large, ss@9; fryers, $6Q7; large broilers.
for young and $4d5 for old pigeons, s1.25@
1.50; squads, S3@350; geese, S2@2.50 per pair.
Turkeys (per pound)-Dressed 16@22c per 10.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese, 2.5043;
white geese s1@1.50; brant 81 for large AMI
$3.50 for small; hare, $1.25@1.50; cottontail
rabbits s15O6l.I5.