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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
CHANGE OF vENIRe DENIED.
Howard littIe's Trial Begins at
Crundy Today.

BLUEFIELD. W. VA Nov. "a
4 motion for change Of venirc N
the case OF Howard Little. charged
with the murder OF six persons. was
orerruled today aid the trial will ~
-in at GTundy. Va. tomorrow Al
though no trouble Is anticipated, the
jail Is heavily guarded tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
TINGIPAST0R AND
WIFE GIVEN SURPRISE
Rev. and Mrs. }. J. Bradford Present
81 With handsome Presents BY
Friends.

Rev. ard Mrs J. J. Bradford, who
viIi leave this city this week for
Norfolk. where Mr.. Bradford was
transferred from the Chestnut Ave
rue Methodist church here by the
Virginia annual conference. we're To-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
EXPOSURE

breeds colds. pains in the IungS
then pnc1monsa. Cowan's Prep-
sration gives quick rclscf By de-
stroylrg inflammation ard con
gestioa. Acts Ike mage for
Group and coughs. External and
pcnctratinz. Boy TO-DAY aTd ccl
secarc. Andrrggists. $1.oo. Joc.
2oc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
Old Time Rivals Battle on
Casino Gridiron Today.
TEAMS COME THIS MORNING
Big Crowd Of Students to Accompany
William and Mary Eleven to This
cty--Weather Man Promises Fair
and Cold Weather for Contest.

William and Mary College and
Hampden- Sidney College viii battle
fer football supremacy at 3 o'clock
this afternoon on the Casino gridiron
and one CT the closest and hardest
fought games ever seen here is ex-
pected. Both teams will enter tne
game with their strongest lineup and
each Is determined to win as it has
old scores to settle.
Fair and colder was the predic-
ton of the weather man last night for
Thanksgiving day in Tidewater Viz
ginia and If his promise is fulfilled
the day will be an ideal one for the
game. The Casino field Is a bit wet
and soggy from the rains CT the past
two days. but if the storm breaks
the wind and sun will put the field
In excellent condition before the refe-
ree's whistle sends the teams to bat
tie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Richmond to spend the holidays with
friends.
Mrs. Josephine johnson and daugh-
ter Miss Josie, left yesterday for
Charleston, W. Va, 10 spend the WIN
ter with Mrs. Johnson's daughter,
Mrs. \. l. Bacon.
Miss Margaret Mitchell left yes
terday for Isle Of Wight county to
visit friends before returning TO her
home In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Gregory. who has been
visiting in Washington. ID. c., has re-
turned home. being accompanied by
Miss Ida Gregory. who viii be her
CUES, here
Miss Mary Thielman has returned
from Smithfeid. where she visited
friends and relatives.
Miss Charlotte Daemun viii go TO
Norfolk this week 70 spend several
weeks with friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Mathews and
children will leave today for Rich
mond to visit relatives.
Mr. woodland post. who is attend
ing school AZ the Richmond Academy.
has arrived home to spend the Thanks
giving holidays with IL parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Post, In East End.
Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Mullen and
Miss GrIzelle Mullen. Of Petersburg.
are the guests of Mrs. Lacy. in this
city
Mr.. afi Mrs. Charles o'flouke left
last night for Harrisopburg. Va, 10
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mrs. @ Roukes parents.
Mr.. Daniel Sweeney is Ill at his
home. 313 Twenty-ninth street, with
pneumonia,
Miss Frances Broaddrs left yester-
day for Richmond to spend the holt
days with relatives.
Miss Lucille Ayler. who has been
very ~ at her home In North End,
was reported to be improving slightly
last night
Misses Ethel topping and Lois
Leonard are spending the holidays
with friends and relatives in Rich
mond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Miss Charlotte Dadmun will go q
Norfolk this week 20 spend seyera
weeks with friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
Social Excursion 20 Richmond
Thanksgiving Day. November 2sth,
sichmond College Va Randolph
Macon College Footbsii asrse.
tf.z5-RoUNo TRiP->f-25

Special tain leaves Old Point s:9g
q m. and Newport News 500 =. NJ
stopping oily 81 Phoebus. Hampton
ana Newport News: returning. leave
nlchzsnd At 5:3o ,. M sane date.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Mrs. Josephine Johnson and daush-
ter. Miss Josie, left yesterday for
w. Va, TO spend the win
ter with Mrs. Johnson's daughter,
Mrs. y. l. Bacon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Miss Mary ThieIman has returned
from Smithieid. where she visited
friends and relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Miss Mary Gregory. who has been
visiting in Washington. ID. C., has re-
turned home. being accompanied by
Miss Ida Gregory. who viii be her
guest here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
SOCIAL-PERS0NAL

Miss Estclle Llewellyn has gone 10
Richmond to spend the holidays with
friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Miss Margaret Mitchell left yes
terday for Isle Of Wight county to
visit friends before returning 10 her
home In Philadelphia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Mr.. aud Mrs. George Mathews anc
children will leave today for Rich
mond to visit relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
Teams Arrive This Morning.

Both teams viii arrive here tbis
morning. the Hampden-Sidney eleven
coming via Norfolk at 1856 O'Clock
and the William and Mary team COM
ing In on the 1890 fast train over
the Chesapeake g. Ohio. Accompany
ing the William and Mary eleven will
he about $50 students and hundred
Williamsburg people. The rooters
will be armed with pennants and
noise making devices and their root
ing should prove a feature. Hampden-
Sidney also will bring along a few
ro0ters.
Owing 70 the fact that the team
was enroute here last night. the line
up OF the Hampden-S Sidney eleven fer
todays game could not be secured.
However. II was stated early in the
week that the Hampden- Sidney eleven
will have its best players out in the
hope Of getting revenge for the de-
feat IL suffered at the hands of Will
Fam and Mary here last Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Mr.. Woodland Post. who Is attend
ing school AT the Richmond Academy
has arrived home TO spend the Thanks
giving holidays with Is parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w Post, In East End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
Predict close Game.

Coach c. Z. O'Hearn and Manager
]. w. Hurt. Jr.. of William and Mary
gave out statements yesterday. each
predicting that the game this after
noon will be close and Etubbornly
fought Coach O'Hearn says that his
players are In fine shape in spite or
their hard game with Richmond Col
legc last Saturday. He declares that
Hampden- Sidney has a versatile at
tack aud that nothing but a hard and
close game need he expected by New
port News people today
William and Mary held its final
practice yesterday afternoon on the
college grounds. The practice was
hight. but all of the trick plays which
were worked 90 successfully against
Richmond College last Saturday were
gone through with and William and
Mary expects to gain on these plays.
Barnard is expected to be on the
Job today in the Punting. He Is re-
garded as one of the best punters IN
the state and his bocting is expected
10 help the Williamsburg boys con-
sidcrably today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Mullen and
Miss GrIzelle Mullen. Of Petersburg.
are the guests of Mrs. Lacy, in this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25
w. L. M. Anxious to Win


In speaking Of the game, Manager
Hurt. OF William and Mary. last night
said: William and Mary Is anxious
to hold up the reputation II has won
In Newport News and, by its clean
and consistent playing, 10 deserve the
applause which the Newport News
people ever give the team. We would
rather win in Newport News than
anywhere In Virginia.
William and Mary viii lineup as
follows: Center. Dee; right guard.
Matrom: left guard. Graves: right
tackle. Healy; left tackle. Peatross;
right end. Parker: left end. Goodwin;
quarterback. Barnard; right hsifback.
Driver tCapt); LETT halfback, PARA
mon: fuilback, Scheuck.
Johns. Ct Hampden Sidney. viii be
the referee. and Taylor. OF William
and Mary. will be the umpire. The
regulation halves Of 80 minuies Prob
ably viii BE- played.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-25

Mr.. ani Mrs. Charles o'ilouke left
last night for Harrisopburg. Va, 70
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mrs. @ Rouke's parents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
Potatoes. Onions and VegetabIes

Continued heavy arrivals, together with a large
carryOver from the preceding day. eaused
slump in prices for new potatoes yesterday anu
&c a pound a top for the general run OF
supplies on the wharf, with favored brands oc-
casionaly bringing a little more. Los AngeIes
lots were stu held at Sc a pound. but Iouhd
few buyers, owing to the abundance and cheap
ness of river and bay goods. Onions and ola
potatoes unchanged. the market pelhS
weak for both. In the vegetable line, tomatoes
greencorn and Marysytlle cueumbers continued
TO weaken large supplies. there being a par
ticuarly heavy Increase in the receipts OF Call-
fornia tomatoes. Summer squash, eggplant ana
green peppers were good sellers at steady prices,
and arrivals of asparagus, rhubarb and peas
were readily absorbed at the previously quoted
rates.
Potatoes (per etD-River Burkanks. 81 .S5@2;
Oregon Burbanks 50 25I2. 40; sweet potatoes,
81; potatoes, S1.75Gl2.25.
Onions-Australian. S4M4-25 per ctl; Bermuda
seed. nominal; new red. 50G6Oe per sack; new
yellow. 90eMS1 per sack.
egetables-Asparagus S1.50G2 per box for
extra and S1G1.25 for common; rhubarb. 81
I 80 per box for bay and 31s d4c per ID Tor
northern; tomatoes. imported. Sl.50 per crate
do local, 90c@S1 per box; green peas. 81 oOe7i
2. % per sack; string and wax beans 369413c per
ID; summer squash, S1Q1.25 per box; do large
boxes, $2d2.25; garlic, 415c per ID for new
cabbage, 81. % per ctl; cucumbers. 65e I3c per
box; do large boxes. $2Q2.2G caulidOwer. jOeg
65c per dozen; carrots. Sl50 per sack; turnlps.
81 80 per sack; eggplant. 10n121ac per 10; green
peppers, 10420c--per ID for local; green corn.
35Q4Oc per dozen for Brentwood and 20@2jc for
Winters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
STOCK MARKET

| Business In local securities on the stock and
bond exchange was still lively yesterday with
the telephone stocks leading in volume of sales
Quotations for them ranged about the same as
1 on the preceding day. Noteworthy variations
were higher prices for City electric. Makaweh
sugar, Northern California power and Paclne
! lighting preferred. and decline in Associated
! oil. Sales of bonds were $4,000. Makawell
sugar dividend of zoe.
The Makaweli sugar company in order to pro
vide fund for current expenses has decided to
reduce the rate of the dividend payable June 10
| to 20 cents per share. 1t is announced, how
ever that the usual dividend of 80 cents per
share viii be resumed on July H.
In mining stocks the leading Comstocks were
active at irregular prices but the others were
quiet The same condition ruled in the southern
Nevadas, Combinat ton Fraction. Florence and the
| list were inactive except MacNamara which
made good record. Florence lost 10c on the
day closing at $780, while the merger" gained
Sc closing at $T.S5, after selling up to $9.911A
The strength in the merger" said to be
due to prospects for a settlement of the friction
| between Hayden and Wingfed- 1t will be re-
membered that Hayden retired from the dlrec-
torate of Goldheld Con. some days ago.
| The dividend recently declared by the Florence
| Goldfeld mining company and made payable on
June 10 amounts 10 $10o,oo0 and is the fifth of
| that sum from the company, the grand total to
date being 1925. 600.
The Continental land company of San Francisco
has levied assessment of cents per share,
! delinquent June IA.
The Brunswick Chollar mining company has
levied assessment of i cent per share delin-
I quent July L.
J The Brunswick Potosi mining company has
levied assessment of cent per share delin-
quent July IL
| The Honolulu plantation company paid its
second dividend on the capital stock yesterday.
The Giant powder company consolidated paid
a regular monthly dividend of 90 cents per
share yesterday.
Royalty oil was ex dividend Of cents yester-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
LONGS DAY In
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. June 10.--The action of
the stock market indicated today the
sumption of some important operations
the long side. The effect was to reassure
sentiment among the boardroom opera
tors and traders, and they refrained from
attacks on prices or from attempts to
establish lower quotations. Transactions
fell below the recently prevailing volume.
Union Pacific continued a leader of the
upward movement in contrast with the
sluggish movement of the Southern Pacific
stocks. The latter stock was freed from
the positive weakness which it showed yes
terday, however.
Northern Pacific was even more promi-
nent than Union Pacific. It's rapid ad-
vanoement was accounted for by rumors
that steps were being taken TO introduce
the stock on the Paris bourse in the same
way as has been done in the case of
United States steel.
The denial from bankers interested that
any hitch had occurred in the plans for
trading in United States steel in Paris
relieved United States steel from pressure
and it recovered during the day. The
stock was helped also by the report of the
reopening of the Ensley, Ala, steel rail
mails. Feeling regarding the steel trade
continues confident and professional.
The good impression of metal trade con-
ditions was added 10 by the May statistics
of the Copper Producers association, pub
hshed during the day. The copper indus
trials made only moderate response to this
showing. The introduction to trading on
the stock exchange of contracts from the
new Atchison convertible bonds when is
sued was made the occasion for bullish
demonstration in Atchison stocks. The re-
ports of crop conditions were regarded IA
vorably. Some apprehension was
pressed in stock market circles that the
recent course of litigation against the
American sugar refining company and the
agitation for prosecution by the federal
government under the antitrust law might
revive anxiety on the part of the investors
in corporations and prejudice the move
ment to attract foreign capital into them
The hrmer tone of the money market was
Of only slight deterrent effect on the
speculation in stocks. Rates for call loans
ranged from 2 per cent to above that
figure. The banks of England and France
made strong returns today and the dis
count rate declined in Paris, while the
Paris check on London advanced.
relaxation in the pressure on New York
for gold is thus indicated. On the other
side however, a fall in New York
change at Chicago TO par, compared with
35 cents per 81, 900 premium a week ago,
shows an ebbing of the flow of currency
to New York and gives the premonition
of coming requirements of the movements
I of the country's crops. Rates for time
loans for the long maturities have ad-
vanced a fraction and keener scrutiny of
( collateral in stock market loans by bank
I ers was reported. The irregularity of the
market increased as the day advanced.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
( value, Sc, 10000.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
HIdes. TnIlo,r. wool ana Hopa

Although hops are quiet they are firm, and
quotations are somewhat higher. According 70
the New York Journal Of Commerce, stocks in
first hands are estimated follows: Oregon,
l,60O bales; California S, 600 bales; washington.
900 bales; New York 800 bales Total. 1Z,0OO
bales, as against 35- 600 bales a year ago.
Hdes-Culls and brands sell about 12Qlc un-
der quotations. Heavy salbed steers. 1913 lac'
medium, 11156121ke; light. 11G111 1aci eowhides.
la 12c for heavy, 11G12c for light; stags sc;
salted kip, he; salted veal, 161acs salted calf.
161ae; dry hides 1915 6l20c; dry kip, 19cs dry
calf 25c; dry veal. 23c: dry stays. 15c; sheep
skins. shearEDgs. 20@40c each; short wool. oO0
75c each; medium. 75cGS1 each; long wool, 81 p
6175; lambs. 25dT5e: hOrsehides. salt 81 25G
2. T5 for large and S1.75Q2.25 for medium I5e@
S1.50 for small and 2505Oc for colts; hOrsehldes'
dry. S202.5O for large and S1-25@2 FOR medium,
50cGS1 for small and 25@50c for colts; goat
skins. prime angora. 5OG75e; large hair goats.
25G5Oe; medium. 2O92Je; small. 5415c; Mexi-
can dry hides, 175ac; DO picked 16c; do dry
salted. 12e; dry stays. 12c; Mexican deersklns.
30634c; dry salted do 25027c; dry Central
American. 2S632c per ID.
Tallow-No. / rendered. 5G51sc; No, 2, s0
41ae; grease. 2d3c.
WOol-New San Joaquin. years staple. 13C1
lie; do to months. 12d16 new southern
coast. 9G14c- Fail clip-AlOuntain free, S612cs
do defective. 69sc; Nevada, 1SG2oe Der III.
H0ps-Prices 10 growers are 6dfOc per lbs
with 1OG13c for contracts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June -Hops-Steady.-
Hides-Steady.
Woo-Steadv.
Petroleum-Steady-
Sugar-Raw. easy: fair refining $3.50; cen
trifugal. 96 test. 3-s6c; molasses sugar. 311c;
refined. quiet.
CoHee-Futures closed steady with sales of
1000 bags including July. 65Oc; September.
6d605c. January. 5S5c spot. quiet; No.
Rio. rs 0Sc; no. 4 Santos, &c; mild dull; Cor
dOvs. 93f Nf23c.
Butter-Strong; creamery extras, official.
261ac; process common TO special l6B2fcs
western factory. 2O02O12e.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged
Eggs-Steady; western seconds, ZO0Z01ac.
DRIED FRUITS
EvapOrated Appes-Firm; fancy, S1t t91s C.:
choice. n dsc; prime. laG7c; common to fair,
5a6c.
Prunes-In slightly better demand and with
old stock cleaned up the market appears to be in
better position. Quotations range from 2ltc
10 HE for California and from &c to &c for
Oregon fruit
Apricots-In fair jobbing demand and with
supplies light. prices rule firm. Choice, 10M
1Oltc: extra choice. 1O1a G102tc; fancy. II d13c.
Peaches-Dull. choice. 5l4 G6c. extra choice,
81 d6&tc fancy. TGS12c.
i, Raisins-Steady: loose muscateis. 81 d4lac:
choice to fancy seeded. "a G6Ise; seedless, =
95l2e; London layers, Si-15@120-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
Rntter. Cheese and Eggs

There was scarcity OF fancy California
Young America cheese yesterday and the efforts
of a buyer to secure supplies for small order
under the call on the exchange resulted In the
nrice running up zoe pound an advance OF
31bc over the previous quotation. There were
three sales under the call, but only two Tots
changed hands, the buyer of lot reselling
at the 20c figure. The new quotation was really
no gujde to the market. the few handlers
who had any stocks were billing them out at
nrices well below the exchange rate. Butter
was unchanged. with the movement into cold
storage continuing unchecked. The extra grade
of eggs continued to advance. business the
exchange sending the price up another cent to
971hc dozen. Seconds and thirds were 1c
a dozen lower. with the market weak at the
decline.
Eggs-1O cases of extras at 26c, 10 at 261zc
and go at 81 11c dozen.
Cheese-50 fancy California fats at 14c. 25
fancy Young Americas at 1715c. 25 at 1880
and % at 20c a pound.
Receipts were 10000 pounds butter. 29. 900
pounds cheese and 1.565 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by the sales bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotation gen.
orally range from &c to &c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added.
B1.ter-Fresh creamery extras. 261ac per ID,
frm: do frsts 25Iac, firm; do seconds. 25c, firm.
Cheese-California fancy fats. 14c per lb.
weak; do drsts. 1512c, steady; do seconds, l2c,
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 1O.-The wheat market was
weak all day with the exception of brief pc
riod at the start. when prices rose to point a
frlne above yesterdays closing figures as a re-
suit OF unexpected strength at Liverpool. The
weakness became pronounced in the final hour
and the July delivery was subjected TO heavy
selling pressure. Bearsh sentiment was due
mainly to improvement in the fall sown crop as
indicated in reportssfrom Kansas, Nebraska and
the ONO river valley. According to some ad-
vices the crop In Kansas is improving as re-
suit OF recent rains, and harvesting will begin
next week. Floods in some sections of the
southwest. however. were said to have wrought
some damage to growing grain. An estimate on
the week shipments of wheat from Argentina.
which showed gain of nearly 1000. 900 bushels
compared with the previous week. was bearish
factor early IN the day. The range Of the July
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
Meat Market

The market shows no change. Beef and NUT
ton are easy, and pork is dull
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-61s@ s@7lac per lb for steers. 6@6lsc for
cows and heifers.
veal-eAqshc for large and sA@sc for
small.
Mutton-we 7Gsc; ewes, 6d7c per ID.
Lamb-9d9hc per ID.
Dressed Pork (per ib)-i1GuKc for light and
5A@10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No / fat steers, over 900 lbs alive. 4@4Ac;
under 900 lbs 3St 614c; second quality, 315 @3Ac;
thin and undesirable steers, &c.
No. ] cows and heifers, 3l4 @31ac; second quail
ity, &c; common thin undesirable cows. 2@21&c.
Fat bulls and stays, &c; half fat or thin bulls,
calves-Light weight, per lb, &c; medium.
Sheep (per lbl-wethers, No. 1, 41c; ewes,
No l. 3si M4c; shorn sheep. 15c less.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. 5@
5Ac. -,
to 140 lbs, 767Hc; 140 to $50 lbs. TIC; 250 to
$50 lbs 6St 97c; rough. heavy hogs, Az @5c;
common, undesirable hogs, 4@4hc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11
Los AngeIe. NIarkets

Los ANGELES. June 1O.y-UneNpected heavy
receipts Of eggs weakened the market slightly
today. although not enough 10 afrect quotations.
Extra selected brought 2Sc. local ranch Candled
26c and case count 23c. The cheese market was
1rm- Butter in unusual demand. creamery
extra bringing soc.
Local produce receipts-Eggs. }S1 eases; but-
ter. p. pa pounds; cheese. :. 296 pounds; pOfa-
toes. us sacks. onions, q sacks; beans. 43D
sacks: sweet potatoes, nOnes apples none.
Eggs-Extra selects. 2Sc; local ranch candleds
26c; case count, 23c; eastern fresh. asa 26e-
Butter-Creamery extras. soc; creamery hrsts.
52i2c; cooking butter. p &c.
Cheese-NOrthern fresh. Ice. anchor. large.
1Sc: anchor. Young America 19c; hand cheese.
anchor brand. zoe. eastern singles. 1Sc, eastern
twins. 1Sc. eastern cheddarS 1Tc: eastern long
horn, 19c: eastern daisy. ISL a. 19c: Swiss. i'm
ported. 2Sd3Oe Swiss. domestic. 1Sc. brick
cream. 2Oce limburger, 2Oc; Tulare. i4c; import
ed Rogue fort. 42c; Edsm. 3e-S7 size. case Of -.
SIS SJOG9: German breakfast. 81 per box: Neufr
chatel S12O per box; Sierra. 81 10 per box.
Canada cream. dozen to box. 95c; Schlosskase.
81 per box: Camembert. 81 20 per box; oregon
cheese. 17d1Sc-
. Beans (per ctl)-No. pink. 81. 70: No I lima.
81 30: Lady Washington $5.25; small white S6s
blackeye. $3.50: Garvanzas, $3.50; lentils, Ger
man So. do California. 81.
2.75; northern early rose, S250d2. %. local Bur
banks. So 10; Highlands. 81. so; LOmpoc. 50. 15s
Utah S2d225: Oregon Burhanks. 81. 606f 2. -;
sweets, yellow. local $3.50; new potatoes. SEA
225.