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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
The St. Regis

Housekeeping apartments. 2S7 S. Flower
Main 225O. A7S3s; near business CENTER at
tractive building, cool porches, room
phones; clean. nicely furnished apartments
single rooms $3.50. 81 weeklyi $3.50 to Sl5
monthly. o-A'-iiho
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16

coLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
ll6-1T-1o San Pedro st Main office 60S-11
3. Main ct. Phone Main inhI: Fsi71.
-, -..f-s A-A-u
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RooMs-FURNIsHED
GIRARD HOUSE

l15 e. THIRD sT.
ioo all outside rooms; 80 with private
bath; central location; elevator service;
steam heat: rates as low as Sl5 month;
with private bath. $25. Main 2SSO; Hone
1Os81.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

1RIyATE HOME FOR TUBERCUIAR Pa
tIent recurring special care fine location,
sanitary and quiet. p. o. Box 12l' Pasadena.
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ORCHARD DALE

is located in the celebrated citrus belt of
East whittier, 80 minutes from Los Angeles
by the Pacific Electric railway, surrounded
by beautiful orange. lemon and walnut
groves, one-balf mile from the famous Lef-
fingweil rancho, the show place of South
ern California now shipping hundreds Of
boxes of lemons daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
D, 7. WILSON LAND CO.,
Owners
- -
VALLEY IRRIGATED

71s Delta Bldg. 42s S. Spring St.
6-15-2
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OIL PROPERTY

FOR SALE
Proven patented oil land in Midway; perfect
title. Commission to agents Ierms easy
per cent cash; 5 per cent each month Tor
six months then balance one and two years
at per cent. Home AS4l5. S2 Citizens
National Bank Bldg. o-lO-o
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FOR RFNT-PLAIN, AIRY, FURNISHED
rooms; also housekeeping rooms ooI Il. az ~ q =
At. corner Towne ave, Orleans villa. 6-l6-S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16

FOR sALE-YOUR CHOICE OF $50 COURSE
in the International Correspondence school
at substantial discount. Call at S45 p. r.
Bldg. 4-lo-o
FOR sALE-FIRE-PROO SAFE CHEAP
ANDERSON, 212 N. Main st. 6-15-tt
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STOCKS AND BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS

TOR SALE-MARVEL VACUUM CARPET
cleaners; $500 machines for days only at
$3.50; regular price 500 commencing Mon
day 707Ih S. BROADWAY, room s, F161i
6-16-1
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HADDON HALL HOTEL

ss0h South Spring St Large, clean wen ven
month, 81 to SIS; day. soc, 75c, 81. ~.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
Wants to Adopt Ugly Boy

You may send me the ugliest,
biggest, most ungaiEly looking boy
you have. think I know how to
bring out the best that is in such a
lad"
A letter containg the above was re-
ceived by Rev. M. A Covington, sup
erintendent of the Spokane district OF
Washington Children's Home society
last week from Anna M. Sampson OF
Leavenworth, Washington, who wishes
to adopt child. There is a postscript
which runs as follows:
The age doesn't matter, about IS
or IA or any other age you have a
mind to send The Rev. M. A..
Covington said:
4 have boy who is not the ugliest
and who is only 10 years old, but be-
lieve he will suit"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
MILITARY TOURNAMENT
Low Rates and Sleeping Accommodations
for Boys

for Boys
Railroad fare will be one and a third
fare for the round trip and knowing
that many boys would want to see the
great military maneuvers in the stad-
ium the Y. M. C. A. has taken the
matter up and will provide sleeping
accommodations gratis.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton Of Tacoma, wishes to make it pos
sible for every boy within reach of the
city of Tacoma to see the great mill
tary tournament in the High School
stadium, July "a to 80. Reduced rates
on all railroads and steamboats, will
make it easy and convenient to reach
this great event, but the task of find
Ing suitable place to eat and sleep
will no doubt keep many away.
The association has a great gymnas-
ium that will hold 200 boys and has
made arrangements whereby cots will
be furnished to all boys that apply at
the building. Meals will be served in
the building also and the use of the
baths and the beautiful tile-lined swim
ming pool will also be turned over to
the boys.
Personally conducted trips to the
various points of interest within the
city will be taken during the forenoons
when there is nothing doing at the
stadium.
Here is what is necessary for every
boy to do if he would enjoy this great
treat. Notify the secretary of the Tourn-
ament committee at least a week be-
fore you leave home just when you will
arrive and over what line. Bring one
pair of blankets with you, as the asso-
citation will not furnish bedding. On
arrival come at once to the association
building, 1872 South D street, where
you will be taken care OF.
The expense of the week will be
nominal. The association will make
no charge for the cots or the baths and
swimming There will be meals, car
fare and incidentals which should not
amount to more than 81 per day.
Write Paul L. Newmyar, secretary of
Tournament committee OF Y. M. C. A.
of Tacoma, Wash, for reservations or
further particulars.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
WHY LIVING COST IS HIGH.
Anecdote by E. f. Plough illustrates Diff.
ference Between Times

Many people are continually COM
planning about the high cost OF living.
While it may be true that the mid
dleman contributes much to this con-
dition, the weight Of the burden is often
overestimated. To illustrate this point,
E. E. Plough Of the Plough Hard
ware Co., told story to the World rep
resentative yesterday.
A certain farmer back east called
at the harness shop to purchase set
of harness and called for one similar to
the set which he bought at the same
store sixteen years before during the
panic of '93 to '96. He asked the
price and was told that it would cost
him $45, whereupon vigorous COM
plant was made.
II only paid $25 for a set exactly
like this sixteen years ago." said the
farmer. How do you expect US poor
farmers to stand this sort Of thing much
longer" complained the tiller of the
soil.
Let me see about this and the
merchant went to his books. Eyes,
you did buy the same kind OF harness
from me sixteen years ago for SIS.
But the books also show that the value
was paid to me not in cash, but in 800
bushels of corn. Now, if you will to-
day bring me in 800 bushels of corn,
I will not only give you this $45 set Of
harness, but l will throw in $125
buggy, $50 saddle, a SIS robe, a 50
whip; and then I'll take you down the
street and buy you the best meal you
ever put in your mouth. Enough
profit will remain for me that would
be ashamed to take it on anything but
a bet of this kind.
The farmer paid his money for the
harness and went away satisfied with
the present high cost OF living. -
Wenatchee World
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22

Department OF The Interior
u. s. Land Office at Waterville, Wash.
June 2l 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Anna A. Tholin
of Leavenworth, WASH, who, on Feb. g. 1905,
made Homestead Application No. 1913 for
nw14 sec 20, twp26 II, range Is e. W. meridian
has filed notice of intention to make final
flve-year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before j. Il. Shore, u.
=. Commissioner, at his office at Leayen-
worth, WASH, on the ith day OF August, 1910.
Claimant names rs witnesses: William
Douglas. John b. Cahill, Charles Cromwell
and Thomas II. Darling, all of Leayenworth,
Wash w. +. HAYNES,
Julyl-2g Register.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION
VIII Meet in Wenatchee on Saturday, July
30, to Elect Delegates to the
State Convention

The Chelan county republican con-
vention for the purpose Of electing del
egates to the state convention to NOM
mate candidates for the supreme court
will be held in Wenatchee, Saturday,
July 30, 1910.
The primaries for the election OF
delegates to the convention are to be
held on Saturday, July %, 1910, in
the city hall and will be called to order
at 1880.
The delegation is to be apportioned
on the vote for Cosgrove for governor,
as follows: One delegate at large for
each precinct, one for every 10 votes,
and one for every major portion
thereof.
Whole number Of delegates 1913, ap-
,,o~t;opad nc follouc.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
FOREST FIRES fItRctLY RAGING
Property and Life all Over the Northwest
Being Lost in the Flames

Spokane, July 20.-A pail of smoke
lies heavy over the Inland Empire,
completely hiding the sun in many
sections. Fires that find their parallel
in this section only in the conflagra-
tons Of 1902 in Washington and Idaho,
and of 1907 at Fernie, B. c., are rag
ing in several localities. Within a
range of 100 miles of Spokane they
have already exacted toll Of nearly a
dozen lives, while hundreds Of settlers
and homesteaders have been driven
from their homes only to return to the
blackened ashes OF their buildings after
the fires have passed. Thousands Of
acres of valuable timber have been de-
stroyed, and standing grain has been
swept away. While the boundary dis
trict of British Columbia has suffered to
the greatest degree, loss of life has also
been reported from the Occur d'Alene
timber districts and from Stevens coun-
ty, Wash, while in each of these sec
tions the fires are still raging.
Colville, Wash, July 20--J. S. Wy
man, of Plains, Mont, arrived here
today in response to a telegram an
nouncing the death of his year-old
daughter, who was burned to death
with her aunt, Miss Pearl Brewer, in a
forest fire on Mill creek, near Colville,
on Sunday.
Nelson, B. c., July 21.-Several
towns in the path of British Columbia
forest fires are doomed to destruction.
The latest news is that Three Forks is
completely wiped out and Sandon is
on the verge of destruction. The fire
is slowly travelling toward Kaslo. Back
firing has begun and the sawmill pro-
prietors will be requested to put out
their burners until such time as the
authorities consider that city out Of
danger. The funeral of the five fire
victims brought in yesterday from the
Lucy Jim mine was held in the Kaslo
city hall this afternoon. They were
Chas. Norman, VIM. H. Chesley, David
Peterson and S. w. Pierson.
Wallace, Idaho, July 20. = Forty
square miles of richly timbered land
in the Pine Creek, Big Creek and
St. Joe River countries have burned
within the past twenty-four hours.
The damage is estimated at 5000, 1000.
The fire is the worst in the history Of
the Occur d'Alene. The forest fires
which have been raging for several
days over the Occur d'Alene Indian
reservation and national forest in
Idaho, are not yet under control,
despite the combined fire fighting
forces of the bureau of Indian affairs
and the forest service. A telegram to
the forest service today reported that
there are nine distinct fires
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22

Sam P. Sumner
Sec. Rep. Co. Central Committee.
]. E. Shore, County Chairman.
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sHsfarto ffeIn.-6ancy s4oo--4.5o,
8raut. - gaarft ft.tis. Ginteimii5es
50--s0c per Bbl.
Pm Notwithstanding sl.75-2.OO,
eelbe 81 .25--l.b0 per Dbl.
tomatoes. - Gin9stmiibe 40-50e per
Bu
gurteH-Ginbeimii4s $1.oO-1.25 per
atfte.
Raben. -15--2oc per Duseuo 8anoeI.
Crime 8obuen. Gtn5eimti9e So
75e per Buibel.
2snbsgrobun,.
Febnen. - Rar't ftstt3. srEmn Iss
rspfatt s8.l5, sefi,sts uuo bsi Ssss se.
pHGfte Rapn $3.50 per Su.
Seu.-Warftrubig Eo. Ftmstsp $500
1000, 80. 3 DO. $i7.5O-l9.5O. Ro. 3 be.
sIs.Oo-l7.0o; RIss. ssmti4tn Ro. $500
-l7.Oo, SO. 2 DO. $3.50 - 1900; RIse,
Rc. | SI2 90 ~ 1870. SO. 2 $ll.0O -
lI.5o per Ton. AlfaIia $500 per Ton.
Qeu.s 10. Ipnotbp $l3.75-I9.OO, Se.
Ro. | qemiiftsr $lb.0o. 10. Glees sl2 90.
TR6Ienfutter In ft.ti1. - 9I.te sl7.
-20.6o. Mioolins srob.s ss2 Oo--23.0 90, bo.
feinss 3a5 90 - $500, esmtitt.s 9utter
sac. .O0-22.CO per IoHns IN gut uRo I'll 90
mssr aaf benz Geleiie.
Beri1tebsn.s.
r.Ie.-TarH rukis uno fetts. asinbi
rotss s9e, eeioatss 9oe per Salon. In Gar.
tien pom "a Bbf. 6gtra CONNER Ter
Qarbbl 65c pee 0anous. aottor eset
Del robes 55e, rafsn,rts 70 - 7se pc,
9aIIons. xsrpenfin 7st, gsrol.um, Ser,
lection lOc, Cbio, Esntutp uno sneianc
CSC PER 1aHons. sroUH @aiolta 19e,
Raphta l3e per WaHoHs
SaIn - Der Nar!s IN rusia. Cbic
gtptr 90 - 06e. Htaisar uus stror
64s per gbi. ron $50 gfo.
TsIa In itetic. grima Sits 714-TXs
DO. Goantrs 7--71<e per gfuHb.
HoAlen.-Narft rutis. 9oussioshsns
$3.a5, gus uno eIa! sa.O0 aas
| Ranarta ethftoeIsn ss75. rus Nm,
elat 81. .9o-a.00 per Torn. abs.tisi.rt
HoxAlcTs et&ffokler s400 antbraeit,
81 s7.a5-7.50 per 9onrs abasLisfsrs Col.
fsasn ll--1ae per On. abs.Iisfsrt
Stmereter.-Mars ft.tt.. qIss'aa
msn 81 .Oo-7 rs auf bsm gsI.tis arb 81 80
800 psr Sa. pom Stor. Ttmottg s725-
$50 auf BEN 9sIsiis Ano 81 1890 pc
Ea. POM Store BuSUeijen 90c.
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1luFberibt.

ain cinuatt. l8. 4ue.
Ter EbtoIlus fGut oberbaIb Cincinnati
Ianalau. ausaenommen bel 0unttugtou.
Sci btsitder St1ot piro Der Ohio Iurefafn
nod meter fallen unD bate oerielbe aeitern
a6enb ein,n g9afieritano pom 4.S Sub.
Die fols.nbeR Tepeiaen iiuo rudbreno
e.s eeitrtgen Tase5 bIer etngetroNeu:
Stttsblr,. gl Oar SIs5 si stnsH
HaHsrhsHs poR 4.6 Gas uno ltetgs.
Msssltus. ID. ga. Oar S!us Sat els
xsr BaFsrfans pom l.3 gus MAD ltebt.
Bartsrssurg u. ga. Oar SLas bat
siRsn BaTsrtaRb Don 0.S 3ab nuo fdut.
Rauausa, 9alIs. Der 5Ias bat ss.
xsn Dafsrhano pan 90 Sus uHo faut.
9harIsaon, 70. 81. Der 5!4s 81! sl.
ssu DaF.raanb DON 90 Jub une itetst.
BIT. gI.afant, V. ga. Der SLxs ba:
sinsn DaTsrtano pOH IL Sas uno itebt.
Sattt.ttsburs, ~. Der 5Ias bat
sinsa EaHsrtaHo pon l.5 sub aas Taut.
Horts ,. Oar SLgs a1s stass
HsssrkaRb pom 80 Jus uas faat.
9saisoilGs, 9a. Ots 8Ia5 aIs siass
MaTntaso sos TT 5ab uao Idls.
epasisifts, 5x,. Oar Blas bat ss'
ssx DaHukass pex AZ Gus una 'das.
gairs, Sus. DG SIus bat s'usa Gsi
isrftdnb ron 1912 Jub uao fdlt.
wempsts, Tsns. Der 5laB aatss sixsu
BaNeritano pon 81 gus uso 1dat.
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Bonn mDoeruiten Shub.

0as pihtisits ouf benz 8ebist Der
Barrier Mobe itnb uugenblidlid Die
Shube. Rnh ME baben lie einen 10
peiten Spielraum i'm Wobebilo einsss
nommen, tpie gerabe ieBt; nod ME bas
ben bic 9luslaseu Der groBen 5uBbe>
tleiounestiinltler in Yaris 10 iebr
burd 8ielfarbigteit uno Reihtbum
on Qbpehslune Tn oos bunte Bib ets
nes aaleibpitops erinnert. aounts
man bisber einfah bas 4usieben zines
S6ubes oanit srliutern, bab man ibn
sine JuBumbiiauns aus ihfporSsm
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o TO tertss.
Tarit rusts. Brs!is Ret

6sr-preifs itetia. Na'Ealrts Sal
3ssf s.66s, popsrss 5.s5. dubss 6.00s.
sranuIstss 5.75s. Gswferttsnsrs n" S.55t,
On ~" 5.25-6.50s, usibsr sytra s.
S.lo-5.a0t, srtsa ,,G" 5.00--5.O6t. crotRa'
ssy aslksr <.So-.S6
EsIaiiss In 'tstss. Ns~ CsIsass
EpsR Kettle 2s-sse. SsntrifusaI l6--7Ss
Per Uaasne.
Ne is.-Marn ,ssmliA lssssit ars sstis.
asstfana, sanep 1sae 6-S1.t, yrima ~
--6ks. orsinarsr 3A-1xs sapan . -
IL per Piune.
Eairs.1rosulss.
6uttsr. Nar,t ne,ia TIM Ton Be
eutsy RldfraJe unb mdbieem aneebot
8snsy Gssameys slhs. Grsansrs frAl
SOC, 10. fstsmbs 25t, ianep Tairs 2lf.
Hs. 101te ps- Bfuns.
Aais. Rarst nstis. Dsts Vat lie
AsrbnsfsfiAsr II - IKE. Hep pori 1876
06peisrr 90 - 2le. 2imbarssr l7s. 8rtd
lS1e per Ssuns.
etsr. - 8ufuhr mabis. gr.iie fen. -
Srtna frifAs ealnsretsr lS1.e, NrAs l75.s
sHssre is1as. isesmss llsvsT Dts. 10 mad
lusIttdt.
esfItssG. - aa6sraas siemlta gut. Be
mdtsaent ansebot. sprins ehs6eas l41Sc
0eener ilIe, pd9ns sat, 1yufengnes lsf
Gxal lOe. iunae enten pcn Bfuno lac
alie l0e, 0xnis 6-7s psr BfuRe.
Ohm unb1emais.
Asyisl.-6aney 75c-sl. 90, sepo6nIid
sO--73t per Su.
6 itronen. ~ Rarh f:.is. GsIifssui
Ss.1l-b.bU, Weiiina s6.h0-7 90 per aihs
Crana sn.--@arst rubtg ana tstis. :
GalifoyRia Kate SaIeHsia $3.50 - 4.35 pc
4ifte.
Yfir II he.-5ancy GIberia 81 0O-2 sc
anoere 81 .25--i.75 per Bu.
9trnen n.--Sartietts s3. .50-4. 90. 3nde
%. .25--3.60, Ipion $3.50--a.0O, GIapp'
| Saporite S3.b0-4.00 per 8bl.
Geintrauben. Ginbeimtihe %
3oe per &orb.
| gf flanmen. - Iamions $l.76-3.0 o
per Crate pom "a Cts.
9u6er rmslsnen - gpro GGrnliH
| 81 .b0--l.75. Aeuaoa $4.O0 per Crate. Sr
oisna 25-3Ot per Horb.
@Gf fiermelc Hem--SI5 .0o--22 90 ps
100 cuf benz Geltiie.
| AartcffsIn. - QcuispiIis 81 .Oo--2 "a
Gafterm Sbore S2 GO - 2.25. siHbeiurif6
it20o-2.26 pr Bill
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e6maE3. s11.s7Jf per 100 Bfuns.
6ir gspt $Il.S2I--l1.92L, am Sdlnb
s11.s7L; fir Dttober Sll .75-11 .o2II, am
e9lub S11.76L; fir Ropember $l1.37I
-1l.471z, am SSIuss1l.471a; fir Ssnuar
$40 I-1O.871&, am e6Ius $l0.65.
Sbsrs ippenietten. 2sie $ll.37I
--12.25 per 100 gfuno. 5ir September
s1l.92I - 12.25, an SbIub $12.25; fiir
OItober $11.27I - 1l.47H, am SfIus
s1l.47H; fir 5aRuar S9.67H - 9.75, onE
GdltuB 1915.
eduItern. - Short Hare settsn per'
paft, l2.00--12.25.
BUTTER. -ylar.t ftetig. ereamsrp 25--
29e, Dstrp 23-27e.
eisr. - Raris itetis. Grti4s l8 -
zoe per DaEeHe.
Safe. - Rarst itsttJ. Cream l5 --
1919 per Bfunb,
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gels. esnes NAB mitisH tn Sen gsri.

@slb. epnes nab MitifH tn SEN gsrf.
GelD ION eal" mar rpiats ~ 3.
9rima 9eiaaftspapsess pnroeH ~ 81
6% oistontirt.
Gterltna GyGanse vi fet. -
siht su s4.S5.95 uuo 90 fass Ctdt ~
q SO. To- 3d.
Bunoes ,ObItaatto parsn fts'
tia uno uurpen rpie foIst quottrt:
Bsr. etaaten Rsfunbins 2S l0l aeb,
~ rsaiftrirte (ls25l ll4X-llb. Gou'
pons 1l4L--ll5l, S% restftrtris l0lL--
io2, Coupons l0lH - lo2. Banana eeu'
rons az I00s1-loiL.
Mftteumarf - I'm 8ormittase n ar
Der Rarft Isart unb bic grstie itie9sn etp as
iufclse Ie5bafteR aaufens. 9esen Salub
aber asuoen bic Genuine rteoer rerloren
uno Die SA!ubnotiruHgen ftaneen efruas
unter osnen peH esftern. Bombs naren
unreselmabis.
Radbftsbsnoe Rurie murosn BON osr5trms
srpin, Baaman 4 Go. sso. 2zS-@Sz Aai'
Rut Strabe. beriAtet:
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Metau marft.
ZEN Dsr.. II. 2tuguit

Rem Dors, IT. Nugut.
3snr mar beute ptai8 gu t33.S5-83.45
un6 Rupfer rubtg; 2ate gu sl2.87I -
1900, GIeetroIptbte gu $l2.62I - 1878
uno eating gu $l2.25-l2.b0. SIet mar
rubig su $4.40--4-50 unb spsltsr ebeufaus
ju 81. .35 - $40. Giisn mar uuperduoert.
70. i 7ssanorp Rortbsrr gu $l6.25-le.50,
30. q DO. .a 15.51-i8.00, Ro. / 5outbsra
sl5.75-15.25 anb SO. soutbsrH loft su
gl6 75-Ig25
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Musipdrtige Wtdrtte
Rem goE,, II. Nuquit.


Neal.-Sufubr 1856 s5B.. B.rfsxst
s3O gbls. Der Wartt mar btut. uiqiaer.
spriug 8atents5.bo-5.S0. Dtnter Stratsbts
81 .4O-4.e0, @inter sattnts si.75-5.l 10,
Spriua clears - 4.35-4.S), Wirter grtras
30. / 81. 1880, Ro. 2 Do. S5.50-3.65,
aanias ftraisbts 34.s5-5.IO.
HsssenmssI III ite;ts. - sair BIS
autss $4.lo-4.30, 4ssee bts faRe2 $4.35-
x45.
Suswa ,enmsi nonin.1 ~ $500
.-2.o5 per 100 gfuns.
Teis m eAl In ftetI1. - Ssines reibss
ano eeIbss 81 .55-l.6O. grobes 81 Sol .55,
Rilnsrieb $3.50.
Rsaaen In haa. 30. 2 Dsfsra
sac I. 0. 3. Esp Do.t.
GerFe if ruhia. DaI,eerfs So - zoe
G. |. {. uno neus JatterssEts Ss-70xt Ct.
I. Ren Gor..
Rst,sn.-3ufakr i. 200 su.. Berfans,
1872 Buihel. Rsrtt uiltg. Ro. . rstssr
81 orr TN Glepator BET 4ntuuft ell unD
sl.os (. 0. B.. Go. RortSsrn sl.2S1s
I. 0. b.
NeIfAsorm 9uFusr 1875. Ssr'
ianst - gu. Ear.t ptIts. go. Q M;
I'm GI.paicr unb aomineI E. s.b.
Gsfsr.-3ufIhr I4l ,s25 Sa., Bsrianst
- gu. Wsrit Fau ssmiiAtsr So biz
50 Bfuns fAper. uomIasu, p.iser2s bts 81
gfans fdsper. 42-42%e; bs'4nitteHsr es
a. bic ~ Hfunb itusr 481.-50Le.
tsu In ie'. Rr,nu l45-l5Oe. 30.
i35-l40e. SO. Q l25-l30c, 30. lo5-
lI0c.
Sspfeutf fen. Stat. 1909. srsin.r.,
| Bis Asiee 20-22c; 1903, oretutrer BIS doic'
s-l5e; pssiFe sOan 1909. lo-l5e; 100:
l3-18c.
Sdats ens itpa5. Central amsrict
20-aIe, Bssota 2l-a2e.
qebes In iteita. aeis 74--7se.
Hsrt IN fteha. - 1smiIs sa5 90 -
25.5o, issrt clear sa3.oo-a4.so, Nss sa4.6l
$500.
'ped ift fsr. G1rsslp $500 - 1000
Tet si5. 100 1880. Beei.S6in,sn s22 .o'
IA 90, geryast sla aOO-l2.So, 8its sgtr,
Snsis ytss sal .Oo-25.0o.
Gnt mests Nns itetic. GepbssIts SsI
lies l5114-lse. be. SAultsrn 81 - sac
10. S&iHfen l5-lsIt.
e4maIt TT ieH. AibsIe Bst prime
$500 - 1910. RsFErirtss itstis. ssnti
nent $l2.55. e. Il. sl3.26. dsmpsans lo1
-i0L,e
| xsts IN fer. prima stty IKE
Gsmntrp ss+--7sse.
BaumusIlT aansn Del In 'tart
| grtma rshss s6.67. prtna esHner st!sei
81. so 0-l2.00.
yetrsIsum IN ftstis. nsfNutriss Tss
gsrs S7.65. ghtIassLpbta sns SsGiimsr
81 IS, ss. tn Bal. s4.l5.
IoIts In ru5I3. Domef.e Sleees Doc
csrt IN ftstis. Strstnss. sspssnIt o.
BE sutes 81. .90-S05.
feryentin tn cit ,n 73e.
Aen In it.tt,. SiuAetmiiaes . 4-5As
Batma 51-sc.
NsIafiss IN itttts. Tsp Orleans Dps
Rsttle, gutter bis toics. 82-l2e.
Sufer. - Eobu III feEt. Ttussassss s
Ten 3.s2e. centrifugal % feis 4.42e, Ns
IsHss. 3u6er ~ Sst3s7. Nafitnirtsr GUIDE
IN iteiis. Gut Sosf 5.s6, Gruites 5 .sSs
RsulS 81" 5.5J:. Gubes 5.4oc,. 8sx
ssrss 5.25e. eranIIatss 5.l5e. Gtamsa
,,A"5.15, esnfsctionsrs II" 4.sss; Hs
Ii4.so, SO. "a. .s5c, 30. 34.so, Ro.4 4. .75c
30. .54. roe, Rc. 64.6sc. Qs. 4.6oe. Rs
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hIHDDte y. - BeI 3temLID 0uter VdWs
irqqe mar Der Wartt rubi9 uuo ptGiger.
8ute bis primu fette Ietdte TIeiider iorten
waren 't.tia, aue aTberu EuaIttdteu idpu9
uuo nisorigsr. DiIbtube warsu iteti9 uao
Iau9iam.
sApsr. stisre bra1teu s5.75 - e.65.
feline ertrd sum 8ertaut, G6'sn s2.25 -
5.25. 5Ieti5ertiers, srtra s6. .l0-6.35, CUTE
bis aaserleitne s4.65-5.00, oroindrs BIB
gut. s4.00-4.7s; Ssiisrs, sstra s5.35-5.60,
quite bts aaserEeien. s4.50-5.25. oretntrs
SIS CUTE $3.01-4.25; Ra5e, trtra s4.65-
IS 90, farcp -. gate bis oNserlsiene
s4.O0-4.eo, orbtndre bic gate 2.25-3.S5;
Gannsrs 81 .Oo-3.00. etofers uno 5esosrs
$2.75-5.00.
BuIteu. - Tie 3ufubr pa- mdbig uno
Der Rartt 'tetis BET gutter 4ahfrags.
Tagere ano IsiAte 3a.75-3.75, Bologna
2.s5-4.35, ertra $4.35-4.50, fetts Bulen
81 $500.
4dIb.r. - Be; mdbiser 3ufubr pareu
cute Ieihte EdIber Isbba't uuo 25-50c DO:
hsr, ntttt,lnibise unb itwere Lonsiam unr
itetig.
Croinar. unb srobs s3.50-6.5O. fair BID
quite lsiAts $6 .bo-S.60, srtra S8.75-9. 90
adlssr IN ben ao aonnIi'tonssoilisrn. -
Sdntp SIX. prtma bic auss-Iefsas 7 \
Sc. oreinnre 5-Se.
Shmsiue gxh bier Iote in anoereT
Rdrtieu uaren Die Gretie nisoriger uno De-
\ Rar,t itloB Ihwah. fertei poreu 'tetit
BET eerinoem gorrotb uro gutter 9ad iraae
Sapere Sbpeirs brahteu s3.35--8. go
| gate bH oEssrIeisns Fsrpafurss. uHl
! TIstitsriortsn ss.70-8.s0. ssnif4ts Der
! padxnssiorter sS.65-9.S5. orbiHars BIZ
/ axsuIe'sHs i4psrs fstts Saas $3.50 -
I7.IO. ertra -, etass s4.50 - 800
Isitts gsrIGnstiort.r s925-S.40. atr's
bon 40 pFo. sno psutasr s9.00-9.40.
e6sfs sAmmsr. - Die 3u'ub
mar oie gr0Bts oss Satres uno ote 8rel'
! Iielen UNI l5-75e. Ter Rartt mar IangIdnl
SAa's. - ertra s4.00. gate bis aus
srlsfsHs "a. 10 - $50, oroinars Bis gut
sI.75-3. 90. Dutteri q afe s3.5o-4.50, ertrt
-, Sdbrltnge 3.75-4.75.
samm,r. - GE,rG sS,75-6s5. quite BIZ
aus.rL.'ens s5.50-6.65, prsiHdrs bis gut
s3.50-5.25,