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Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
TEMPE DEPAR1MEMT @.w: ~...... s.s'<"
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE
 IS ASSUMING SHAPE
The Walls Are Up and It Will Be
 Completed in Fsw Weeks.

Good progress is now being made on the new Spain blacksmith shop and garage. The new building will occupy the same ground on which the old shop formerly stood. In fact, the new building is being built around the old one. and much of the new work was done before the old build ing was removed. The new structure is being built of cement blocks. and when completed will be an attractive and serviceable building.
 The blacksmith shop will occupy the east side of the new building. This will be conducted by Mir. Spain the same as in the past. and will be separated from the garage by a par tition. The garage will be managed jointly by MT. Spain and Halbert Miller, who have associated them selves together in the automobile business. They expect to handle diff ferent makes of cars and in addition will do a rental. repair and general automobile business. The building will be completed now in few weeks and the new firm hopes to get down to business in the very near future
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
LAMBS DOING WELL.

r. T. Pomeroy, of the Pomeroy- Guthrie Realty company, went out to his ranch yesterday to see how his blue ribbon Persian sheep were get ting along. He was surprised to find them increased. by fifty hardy little lambs. all of them enjoying life to the fullest extent. There were originally fifty-seven. but two furnished food for coyotes. three were killed by being crowded in a bunch of sheep. and the other two were weak twins.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
BASEBALL TODAY.

Barring sudden dispensations of providence. this afternoon will witness very pretty baseball contest between the Mesa high school nine and the town team, both of which are about up to the minute. A big crowd is ex- pected to be present on the high school diamond when the merry sport begins. The lineup of the Mesa high is too we'll known to need repetition. but that or the town team is as fol- lows: Collins. pitcher; F.. Griffen, catcher: L. Cuber, first base; w. N. Stevenson. second: IT. Mullen, third: J. E. Hunsaker, shortstop: Chi Peter son. left field; F. Standage. center; J. Griffen. right
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
MERIT RULE APPLIES.

Merit instead of seniority will be the basis for the promotion of officers in the national guard in the future, now that the citizen soldiers have been placed on an equality with the regulars. For instance. 1t will not nec- essarily be the oldest lieutenant. but the best one. who will be promoted to a captaincy when vacancy occurs New drills will also be introduced and the meetings of the companies will be held more frequently than in the past Every effort will be made to promote efficiency
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
GRADING STREET.

A large force of men and teams are tearing up that portion of Cuber street which lies south of the stock yards and are regarding it. This is only one of series of highway inn provements which the county is con- templatin When the work is finish ed good roads will prevail east and south of Mesa as far as Higley.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
NEW EDITORS ELECTED.

At a recent meeting of the editorial board of the Normal Student. the fol- lowing new editors were elected to positions on the staff: Alma Filing son. II; Velma Coyle. IF; Ruby Tompkins. II: Ruth Kittle. IF; Otto Jungerman, II; Robena Barkley, II. In addition. Miss Jennie Ellingson was elected to the position of society editor filling the vacancy made by the resignation of Frank Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
GIVEN SECOND DEGREE.

A meeting of the Knights of Pythias lodge was held last night in the K. of P. hall. Among the events of the evening. and the most interesting per haps. was the continued initiation of Sam Barnett who was given the sec ond degree. He is reported to have received it manfully, but he is also said to have sighed thankfully when the curtain dropped on the last act
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
Why Don't You Try?

Why don't you try to be happy? That is, if you are weak and nerv- ous, why don't you try Sexine Pills |? They are the best tonic in the world. simply because they are the best for any form of nerve weakness in men and women. Price s1; six boxes s. with full guarantee. Address or call EIvey & Huiett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not sub stitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
OVER FROM PHOENIX.

p. c. Stewart. general manager of the Southwestern Underwriters com pany which handles the Arizona agea- cy for the Occidental Life Insurance company of New Mexico, was in town yesterday from Phoenix with one of his agents.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
TO FURNISH WAFER.

It is reported from the offices of the reclamation service that water will be distributed to lands lying un- der the Eastern canal soon after the first of the coming month. The ap- propriation for the reclamation ser vice chronicled in the Associated Press report of yesterday mornings paper will render a considerable fund of money available at very early date and as soon as the indebtedness of the Eastern canal can be paid the distribution of water will begin.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
Character
MAY LOCATE HERE.

James Alexander of Lees Summit Mo. is here for short visit with his sons It is his first visit to Arizona and he is much pleased with the cli- mate. Mrs. Alexander spent last win ter here, and is anxious to return MT. Alexander came with the idea of looking over the country. with an idea to locating permanently.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
ANOTHER REHEARSAL.

Another rehearsal of the Ticket of Leave Man" was held last night at the Mesa opera house. The amateurs are grasping the idea of the play very readily and are said to be displaying no small degree of ingenuity in the handling of their roles Predictions are freely made that when the play is staged it will prove one of the big successes of the year.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26

There will be a ChiNamei demon- stration at our store on Monday, Janu- ary 31, 1910. Do not miss the oppor- tunity to learn in five minutes how to secure a new hardwood floor for s2.50 and how to have a mission finish din- ing room. den or sitting room without the expense of removing old paint or varnish. Any old floor. oilcloth or linoleum made to look like new hard wood. any style or grain. Lessons free by special instructor.
 PRICE WICkLIFFE,
 Tempe. Ariz
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
NEWS NOTES.

Andrew Neilsen left last evening for Bisbee on lodge business.
 Jack Turner was mixed up in a runaway accident yesterday. but es- capped without injury.
 pr. Wilson. specialist from Phoe- nix, was a visitor here yesterday.
 Tom Dennis returned yesterday aft ernoon from business trip to Win kelman.
 Sheriff Hayden was an official vis- itor here yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
TO CHOOSE DEBATER.

A preliminary debate will be held soon at the high school to determine the debater who will represent Mesa at the interscholastic debate to be held at the Tempe Normal in the near fu- ture. It is said that some of the stu dents are inclined to balk at the idea of going over to Tempe, but the teach CTS are strongly in favor of 1t as a valuable bit of training
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
PARENTS ARE HERE.

Charles F. Jones. formerly a repre- sentative of this paper in Mesa. but now a rancher near town. is enter taining his father and mother. MT. and Mrs. T. w. Jones of Coffeyville, Kas.. his brother. Frank Jones, and his sis ter. Mrs. w. NJ. Banks of Independ- ence. Kas. They have come here ts spend the rest of the winter
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
WEEKLY REPORT OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
1t Shows Some Genuine Arizona Win
 ter Weather.

The report of the meteorological ob- servations for the week ending Janu- ary 23rd. taken by F. H. Simmons. at the Date Orchard, shows some real Arizona winter weather. Every day was clear and the temperature was generally uniform and about where it should be this time of the year. Dur ing the week there was just one cold night, when the mercury dropped to 29 The report is as follows:
 Tanperature Character
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
GOOD rEmPLARs IN SESSION.

The district lodge of the Good Tenn piars was held here yesterday with two sessions. one in the forenoon and another in the afternoon. In the evening a public meeting was held at the Opera house. where Col. Sibley. a noted temperance orator. addressed the meeting. The grand lodge will meet here today.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
FOR BANKS MEDAL.

Immediately after the close of the days session at the high school next Friday afternoon debate will be held to decide the ownership of the gold medal which is being given by the Salt River Valley Bank as a prize for oratory. It will be contested for by Miss Arizona Johnson of the Athe- neum society and George Perkins of the Alethorian.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
PAID PROMPTLY,

Mrs. c. S. Teeter of Tempe has re- ceived a check for s2O0O from the Maccabees. lodge covering the insur- ance held by her husband, Charles s. Teeter. who died not long ago.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
WENT OUT TO RANCH.

Dan Kleinman went out to his ranch yesterday with a bunch of horses He will be gone for several days
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
HAS NEW MACHINE.

H. l.. Chandler is the latest addition to the ranks of local automobilists with his new Cadillac machine. It is a fine appearing automobile, and Mir Chandler is exceedingly proud of it.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
WENT TO eoLpFIEuD.

J. T. Mcfarland yesterday returned to Goldfield after visit of several days to Mesa. for the purpose of do- ing development work on some claims in that district in which he is inter- ested.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
STOPPED OFF HERE.

w. J. Bennitt and family of South Dakota are here for a few days on their way to California. They have been out looking over the surrounding country in this vicinity. with view to possible investment
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
WILL MEET THURSDAY.

A meeting of the w. C.. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. J. T Mcfarland Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26

We are cleaning house. and paint ing, but our sale still continues and the prices we are making are nothing less than remarkable. Hyder Bros.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
JlmRberi6t.
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Giuctnnott, II. Ipril.
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Der EbioIuB geItern etwas, IonIt fa4t Der:
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Slug etnen &aNeritauo pon Il.3 SUB.
9iefoI9enoeu DepeI6en finb rpdbreno bes
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8ittsburg, Ba. Der TLuB bat etnsn
g8Giferitono pom 80 5ub uro iteigt.
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nen Baiieritano pon 4 g SUB uno itebt.
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men Bo Terisano pou 30 SUB uno itebt.
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st. 8Ieaient, 80. ga. Der SLus bat
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Rempbis, Genn. Der Slug bate elmer
Bafieritano pon 1916 6ub uno fd4t.
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Nmsldnoiitbe 9sabribten.

Spauii de 2iebe. aus Uluz
orio ptro gei6rieben: Die bier bette
benbe unauflosli1teit Der e6elthen
ganoe mag, in bic 9entungspsiIe bes
8oItes iiberieBt, !peientIih ba5u beiz
tragen, odB ntemano me6r ais Der
Spauier geneigt lit, aus Der 2tebe Elm
unoerbriihIiAes Reht auF ben aus
idlieBlihen 8eiig hires 9egenitanbes
ab5uIeiten. unD ba bic Wiperitdnbe,
nit bsnen Nmor in Spanien gu fam
pfen bat, bic gleinen Itnp rpie iiberaQ,
10 iino 2iebestrag0oien bier3ulunbe on
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in esetruht tommt, bdb bic 4htung
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ihen Bolt nibt 70 bod entpideIt lit,
I'm ben WtDroer niht nod bdufig aIs
.oaliente" (tapfer) geIten 81 laiIen.
3Dsi 5dle aus ben ben IeBteu 5agsn
tonnen ais tppiihe 9eIege fir Das 8e=
1Ggte bieRen. Der cine benefit Sugleih,
oaB aud oas idpahe 9eIdleht in
9er3ensfrogen teinen SpaB peritebt.
gr beeab Iih in einem Sorfe BEL Sas
lamancd. Sort tparen Die Burden
unb Mdoben I'm SegriTfe, gu einem
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ais 3ipei Wtdoden, Die ben glei6en
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cine oon linen su iih duf's Yfero 3u
nsbmen. Gr entIblOB ii6 fir 0oIoz
res, uno i'm nd6iten 2luqenbIid Iaoen
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traiTer, bate bas Sprf ganoelepa i'm
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giebenbubler uusitohen tporoen, 9(n@
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er ith cine 8pnamitpatrone, bic er in
ben 2eibgurt itedte, uno alio Qusgerlz
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am, lpie er fpreu @ltern betRuerte,
gum leBten Wiale nit ibr Su iprehen.
llnb fpirtlih Iprah er gum lsbtenMale
nit ibr, oenn taum bate i6m bic
S6Une beitdtigt. baB iie ibr 6er5 enbs
3uitig benz &rieeer geihentt babe, uls
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prengteu Dad binausfIog. Rad
old mDroeriiben 2isbest6aten nod
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DOR ben 9efhnorenen ibren 9(bIhtuB |
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12

81 .22 nomiuea c. I. (. unb $40. l aortbern
81 .225s T. o. b.
MeIfdbforn. - 2ufubr %, ,125, Ber'
ianbt 199, 1903 Bu. Neartt ftcti9. Stenmer
621lc, Ho. 45914c I'M GIepator rno 1hwtnts
meno, SO. 2 631ac {. o. b. idmimmenb.
safer. -- 3ufubr 81 ,025 8u., gerSanot
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30 9funb ifwer, nonlineu; peiser rs bis 81
gfuub S6mer, 45L-4Sc; beidnittener DO.
81 bis AZ 9funD i6uer 47--5l1ae.
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100c.
Sopfen LIT fIau. Gtate 1909, orbindrer
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15-l8c; gacific Goaft 1909. 15-20c; 1903
l3-ISc.
8 dute finb feit. Central americd 22L
--23c, 8ogoto 22-23c.
aeber lift feit. acib 26-29c.
gorf lit tpiItg. Sdrntlp S27 .00-27.50,
ibort clear $26. .00---27 80, WeB $1,000.
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Reb Sl5.0O-l.600, geefsS6infen $24 90
--26OO, Berpadt SI2 .00-l2.50 gttn EXTRA
Snoid WeB SCI .O0-23.OO.
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lies 161Ia-17c, DO. SduItern 81 - sac,
DO. Shiufer l61S-l7c.
S1maIs lift idmadb. WibbIeBeit prinu
1880 - 400; raffinirtes piatg. gontts
nent sl4.o0, g. q. $l3.25, COMPOUND l0I
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71s-79Gc.
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g)ort S7.75, archaeological uno Baltimore
S.75, DO. IN 8uIf S4.25.
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-36c.
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bis sutes 81 so.
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glouGu III" 5.50c, Cubes 5.40c, 9ops
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1rD 0ppbs Wtarft.
Cincinnati, IL. april 1910.


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Grtra $65 00-70.0O, quite bis auserIeiene
$45.O0-60.00, oroindre bis quite $1,000
$500 per Stiif.
&dlber. - Der Rartt mar beute ftetig
81 ben Sd)luBpretIen pom Samftae.
Drbindre unb eroBe S5.00-7.00, fair bis
quite lei4te $7.25-9.00, ertro $500 --
-9.25.
8dIber In ben 9ommiiIions. 6duiern. -
TancD &c, prima bis auserIeIene 3 -
S14c, oroin6re 5--7c.
S9we etne. - Die 3ufubr mar stemIid
groB uno od IN ben peitIiben NdrtteH Die
8retie berunter9iugeu, 10 fteIen oieIeLben
aud bier nm SC fitr 1Sletieriorten. &et6te
9erIanotIorten uno Sertel aber fparen IN
itarter Ra6frage unD itiegen nm 15--2Oc.
gute bis auserIe'ene gerpafunass uno
FIetiheriorteu SO 70-l075, eemiifte 8ers
padun9s fprteu $l0.50-l0.7O, oroinGre bis
auserLeiene i6were fette sdue S7.75 -
1925, Grtra 5000, gta9s S6.75-9.25,
lei6te geriaHo1orten $9.95-lO.55, SFerfel
pon Il0 gfo. uno rpeniger S7.25-l00O.
S6afe uno 2dmmer. -Tte 3ufubr
mar mir mdBtg, Die Qad1frage febr gering
uno bic 8retie iielen um I5 -- 25c. 8rits
iGbrs Gammer murben 5u g per 100 STuno
btIIiaer perfauft.
51afe. - Grtra Sc. 6.6O-6.75, quite Bis
uuserleiene $6.25-6.6O. orbtndre bis quite
$3.75-600, geihorene $5.50--6.50.
2dmmer. Grtrd $3.50, CUTE bis
auserLeiene $500 - $40. orotndre bis quite
s6.O0-8.75, geiborene S7.50-8.70, 5ribs
jabrss dmmer S. .00-l3.00.
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Groceries.


gu 6er.-preiie nieoriger. Raffinirter Gut
2oaf 6.55t, powoereo 5.s5, Cubes 6.O0t,
aranuIoteb 5.75e, eoufeetiouers ~" 5.55e,
ET III" 5.25-5.50t. ueibsr ertra ,,e"
5.l0--5.20c, ertra ,,G" 5.00-5. .05s, orbtnd,
rer aeIber so .a5e
WoIaiies iit itetie. Rem Orleans Open
asttIe 35-40e. Centrifugal 2S-35e per
gauone.
Reis.-Iartt ,iemIia f.bbaft uuo iietia.
2ouiiiana, Saneu Seao s-61se, prima 4
-51sc, oreindrer 31,1-4Is Sapan . -
4e per Ifuno.
9airns grobufte.
gntter-Rarttr rubia unb greiIe unuer.
dneert. Gauep CREAMERY 33le. Creamery
firits 30t, bo. feconbs 27e, fanep Tairp 23s,
Ro. / 201se per 8funo.
adfe - Rar,t ftetis. Cbto Hat IKE.
Eeroweitltder l7Ha-l8e. Rem Dort ls1 e..
S4weiser 20--2le, aimburssr lie, Brit
l711e per gfuno.
eier. - Anaebot aros. aahirdae aut,
greis feft. grima friite Slbnereier 2O55 c,
firits zoe, anbere 1915. ieeonbs 17t
per Gsb., ie nad EuaIitdt. @anfeeier
30e. Gnteneier 22e per TuseHo.
gefIiigel. - Rartt lebhait unn itetia.
Spriua Gbidens pom i-elL BIB. 35-4Oc,
sunae Slbner l9-22e, Sabuer i7--I71.e,
Sdbne lie, Irutbibner l9 2le, guIIs
re, iunge Gnten l7c, oIte Gnten lie,
G6nie 6--7e per sfano.
Cbfi nub Gemfife.
@epfei. ertra fanen $4.50-5. 90.
faHep $4.0o--4.5o, quite s3.25 - $50 per
Dbl.
Gitronen. - Rartt. itetis. California
$3.75-4.00 per Rite.
Craua en.-Rarit rubts unS ftetia. -
California Rdpels $3.50 - 800, 5Iorioa
$2.25--2 80 per Rife.
aartoffeln Ginbeimiihe 30--35s,
Riniean 25--30c per Bu. auf benz 9eieiie.
Sabtdrtofeln. Gdjts serien $3.50. Is,
aentudp si.50-i.i5 per 8bl.
Graut. - Rartt isetig. 9eues $500
--3.25 per grate.
3piebeIn.-BeIbe Globes 81. .Io-I 20
per Bu., peibe sl.30--i 70 per 9u.
tomatoes. - 5Iorioa s2.25-3. .0o peg
Crate.
8nrten- eubli6e $3.50 per oamper
Sparg el.-20-25c per ginoel.
Spina t.-$l .50--i.75 per Dbl.
2aues 9rooufte.
9obnen - Rarft ftetis. Grima Rars
ropfut. &. .75--2.S5, geiiebte mno bel 0ous
gepniidte Raup Sc .60--2 80 per 8u.
0ea. Rartt rubig. 30. 1imotbu
$500. 30. 2 DO. $3.50. SO. 3 ho. $3.50:
Rice, aerniihter SO. 1850 II 90. go. q
6o. $3.50 - 1900; 8Iee, SO. 1 $i5.00--
l5-60, 9c. 2 $l4.0o--l.450. alfalfa sl5.00
per Ton. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
Gbtcado, II. 9Ipril,

Tebr.-Ter Wartt mar idwah. Dinter
gatents S. .20-5.55, Straigbts 81 .30-5.25,
Gprina patents 4.65-4. 80, Straigbts 81. 20
$50, Saters 81 $3.50.
gBei;en. - SIR Rai IllZ-1l2Ic,
am ShIuB Il2c; fir 3uli lO4L - 105Lc,
am SaIuB l044e; fir September lOlss-
l02s4c, am S6iub l0i%c.
8elintoru.- Sur Rai 571S-5S3Ic,
am SaIub 573Ic; fir Su[i 60%-61%c,
am SdIub 6OTc; fir September 6l5s-
6224e, am Sblub 6lTc.
5afer. - Jiir Brat 4l5s-421<c, om
edluB 4lIc; fir SuIi 39L-401lc, am
e6IuB 1896; ftir Septsm5er 37sss-39e,
am SdIus 1896.
Rogoeu.-Ro. 2 SOC.
Serfte. - Cute 6uttereerite 55 - Sic,
quite BITS dotce RaIjgerite 5S-66c.
Jla hsiaameu. - Ro. l g. u. 225c,
go. | u. g. 235c.
Itmotbp1 aam eu.-S4 go per Gerrtnsr.
aIee en.-slI.75 per Geutuer.
We s port. - S23.25 - 1880 per Bbt.
Gar Rai $3.50 - 23.lO, am S4IuB
s22 971z; fur Suit S22 80 - 24.15, am
SdLus S23.l5; fiir September S22. So -
23.S7Ha, am SdIub $3.50.
G9maIB. - SI3.6O per 100 Tfunb. -
SIR NGi Sl3.l0 - 1885, am GhIub
sl3.25; fir Sui sl2.671a I3.0711. am
S6IuB Sl2.S5; fir Septentber Sl2.6O
-l2.97L, am SdIuB Sl2.75.
Sbort RippenSe etteu.-Qofe s12. Is
- l3.l2H per 100 gFo. TIr Rdi $l2.7O
-$l3.l2T, an Salus sl2s5; fir Suit
sl2.57I-l2.S712, am SdIus Sl2.65; fur
September Sl2.55 - l2.771s, am S6Iub
l2.57H.
S9uIteru.-- Sport Hare Setten, per.
pa6t, $l4.00-l4.2 rs.
8utter.-Rartt itetis. Creamery 90
3lc. 0airp 22-28c.
eter. Rartt piIig. 6riide 20 -
2lc per Daseno.
2Gfe. - Rarst itetis. Cream IA
l41&e per 8funo.