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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
MAYOR MAKES HIS FIRST
MOVE IN LEGAL FIGHT

Mayor Mccarthy made his first legal
move yesterday in the Injunction pro-
ceedings Instituted by Thomas r. Ban
herman, Henry Payet and Mary w.
Kincaid, members of the board Of sdu-
cation, TO restrain Mccarthy and Chief
of Police Martin from ousting them
from office. A demurrer to the COM
plaint asserting the failure of alleged
facts sufficient to constitute a cause of
action was filed for the mayor by his
attorneys. Cleveland Fl. Dam, George
Appel and A. L. O'Grady.
A similarly worded demurrer was in
terposed by Chief of Police Martin, for
whom Frank ]. Murphy is attorney.
Martin, whom the board seeks TO re-
strain from physically carrying out any
removal orders which Mccarthy might
issue. also filed notice that Thursday
AT o'clock he will move in Judge
SturteVant's court to dissolve the in
junction granted the education commits
sioners. This indicates that Murphy will
assume the chief burden of the night for
the administration forces.
The grounds upon which Martin viii
seek TO have the injunction dissolved
are numerous. They are: Taht the pre-
tended written undertaking filed by the
plaintiffs is not in the form prescribed
bv section 1857 of the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure and is not accompanied by an
affidavit of the sureties, as reuired by
law: that the preliminary Injunction
was improvidently issued; that the COM
plant does not state facts sufficient to
constitute a cause of action; that the
defendants do not threaten to do the
acts to enjoin which the Injunction was
issued: that Martin is enjoined from the
execution of administrative acts: that
the court has no jurisdiction to issue
the injunction.
In order that the motion may be
taken up Thursday orders shortening
the time in which notice might be
served on the plaintiffs were obtained
from Jlldee StHrteyant
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
POSTAL SAVINGS
BILL UNDER FIRE
Opposition to Banks on Ground
of ..'Paternalism" Deyel=
Oped in Debate

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The postal
savings bank bill was debated at
length in the senate today. Its con-
sideration will be resumed tomorrow,
and Senator Carter will try to secure a
vote on Monday
Senators Bacon and Cummins pre-
sented amendments to the provision
regulating the deposit of postal saw
fngs funds and Cummins spoke in ex-
PLANTATION of his suggestion, which pro-
vided for the deposit of the money In
commercial banks in towns and cities
In which there are postal banks. lie
said that If his plan was adopted local
postmasterS would be prepared at all
times to meet demands for the with
drawal of funds and would not be COM
PEELED TO get funds from Washington.
While expressing a purpose of op-
posing the bill, Smith of Michigan ad-
vanced the opinion that the measure
should be considered with great care.
He said that in so far as he had been
able to give attention to the subject, he
had been led to believe that the meas
ure "smacked largely of paterna ism. "
and he feared that would interfere
with the development of individuality,
which heretofore had been the great
distinguishing feature of the United
States.
Carter replied that postal savings
banks were not an experiment, as they
had been tried thoroughly in Grea t
Britain and other European countries.
The bill did not, he said, propose to
interfere with banking or to do more
than furnish to the poor opportunity to
save their small pittances. They
should be encouraged to save, he said,
and the government should guarantee
repayment.
In reply Smith declared that Carter's
reasoning sounded much like that
which accompanied the adoption of the
Oklahoma bank guarantee law.
Senator owen, interrupting, declared
that since the passage of the Oklahoma
law state bank deposits had increased
from $4,000, 900 to $50, 1000 900.
Smith replied by referring to recent
bank failures in Oklahoma, which had,
he said, caused criticism of state off,
cfals, who were supposed to supervise
financial affairs.
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TIGER is GRATEFUL FOR
SURGEONS OPERATION

Elton Bell, municipal veterinary
surgeon, Penang, had A novel patient
recently. When the Palitana arrived
Bell was sent for, and, according to the
Java Times, found that one OF the
Bengal tigers belonging to Harmston' s
circus was suffering from large alb
scess on the shoulder. which necessi-
tated an operation. The animal was
securely tied with cords and the opera
ton successfully performed. greatly to
the relief of the sufferer, which mutely
expressed its thanks toward its bene-
factor for his kindly act.
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Will Investigate High Prices

WASHINGTON. Feb. THE cost of
living in the United States is to be
thoroughly inquired into by the house
of representatives through the ways
and means committee. Representative
Payne of New York. chairman of that
committed. today introduced resolu-
ton providing for an investigation
along the broadest lines.
A thorough investigation of the so
called beef trust Is provided for in a
resolution introduced today by Repre-
sentative Coudrey (republican, Mis-
sourD. The resolution appropriates
$4,000 to be used III getting at the
facts. Fines of $4,000 and imprison-
ment for five years are provided for
witnesses who decline to reveal infor-
nation TO the committee.
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r0nrI0RI Romance Aired in Court
EIRfItrM Q c
! UnLsuIH Government i'm Majority
TORIES IN MINORITY
IN BRITISH HOUSE
Liberals Have One Seat More
Than Unionists and Nation
aIists Have Eighty-twO

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The liberals won
the election at Wickburghs, which was
polled yesterday, from the unionists-
r. Munro defeating Sir A Bignold-so
they will have just one more memebr
in parliament than the tories, the re-
spective representation being:
Liberals, PA.
Unionists, 273.
The return of two O'Brienites for
the north and west divisions respec-
lively of Cork county today completes
the Irish elections. Out of 50 nationals
lists in the house a dozen afe followers
of William O'Brien
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MANY WOMEN AT
COURT MARTIAL
Interest Centers Around Miss
Hesler. Whose Photograph
Is Cause OF Trouble
Testimony OF Day Adverse to
DR.. COwles, Who Is Referred
to as "Quack"
Continued from Page 1

Admiral Swift, the commandant OF the
yard at the time of the incident, testl-
fed briefly regarding a meeting of man
ayers of the hop
Dr. e. S. Harvey of the state board
of examination in medicine, testified
that Doctor Cowles was under suspicion
of "cribbing" during an examination.
Dr. John W. Sanborn, also ef the state
board said he considered Doctor
Cewies medical quack.'
Doctor Cowles was called again to
state his side of the picture incident.
He said he did not return it because
Doctor Robnett had threatened him ii
he did not do SO, and he wanted te &c
II Doctor Robnett would carry ou. Ills
threat
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mann Primary" Stevenson Primary"
and Bret Harte Primary
The board will also consider the re-
port of the truant officers of the in
vestigation of 1900 cases during the
year 1909.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the veterans of the Grand Army
of the Republic would visit the gram
mar schools of the city on February
IL 10 assist in the exercises commemo-
rating Lincoln's birthday
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Monon Train Jumps Track

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb THE pas
senger train on the Monon. route which
left Louisville this morning for Chi
ca go jumped the track at Wilson's
Switch, near BeHnettsville, Ind, today,
injuring four trainmen. The pas
sengers were Badly shaken up but
none was seriously injured
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Expert Rescuers Are Needed

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.--Oficials of
the United States geological. survey
view with dismay the rapidity with
which recent mine disasters have called
for services of the few trained men at
the command of the survey for aiding
in mine rescue work.
All available men are in the field.
It was pointed out by officials to-
night that If another mine disaster
shauld occur before the men have I'm
ished their immediate tasks, the survey
Could not send men tn assist
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
CANADIAN PACIFIC is
TO SPEND $50, 900, 900
Railroad Announces Plans for
Work During Year

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. lit was
announced today by General Manager
Bury of the Canadian Pacific railway
that the company will spend 30,000,-
900 in western Canada this year for
extensions, bridges and shops, and for
double tracking the main line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Miners Rescued From Death

PEORIA. Ill, Feb. 1.-While fire was
raging in the shaft and upper works a
rescue party entered the escape shaft
of the Sholl mine al South BartonYille.
a mile away from the main shaft, and
brought two miners, nearly dead from
suffocation, to the surface. All the
upper works and wooden construction
in the main shaft were burned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
BOARD OF PHARMACY
LICENSES CANDIDATES.
Names Successful Applicants at
Recent Examinations

The California state board of phar-
macy has made public the list of sue
cessful candidates for licenses in the
recent examinations held at Los An
geles and San Francisco. The next
meeting of the board will be held in
Los Angeles during the week beginning
April and the board will meet in
San Francisco during the following
week.
Secretary Louis Zeh has posted the
following names of successful candi
a date
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Bad Blood

Is the cause of all humors, eruptions,
boils, pimples, scrofulous sores, ecze-
ma Or salt rheum. as well as of rheu-
matfsm, catarrh and other troubles.
The greatest blood remedy for all
these troubles, proved by it's unequaled
record of cures, is Hoods Sarsaparilla.
IT has received more than forty thou
sand testimonials in two years.
My children had sores on their
heads, arms and limbs. and nothing
did them any good until ! gave them
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In very short
time after l began giving them this
medicine they were WELL Mrs. Han
nah Auble, Fairmount. n. J.
There is no real substitute for
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
BOARD TO NAME
NEW SCHOOL TODAY

When the board of education con-
venes today il viii take in hand the
naming of the new school at the cor
ner of Nineteenth avenue and / street.
The civic department OF the California
Club has submitted the name Mary
W. Kincaid Primary Among the other
names before the board are .'Dohr-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Engines Fall Through Bridge

TELLURIDE, Col, Feb. f.-Three
trainmen were seriously injured, one
fatally, last night, when two engines
on the Rio Grande & Southern rail-
way plunged through a bridge over
the San Miguel river. A heavily
loaded passenger train had just passed
over the bridge in safety.
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Mine Workers Vote Relief

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 1.-The
united mine workers of America toda Y
voted $1,000 for the relief of families
of miners killed in the disaster at Pri-
nero, Colo, which is in a nonunion
field
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SON OF DIPLOMAT
CLAIMS his TITLE
LORD SackvilIe Denies Legiti
macy of Offspring of Former
Minister to Washington

LONDON. Feb. IA crowded court
room testified today to the public in
terest in the Sackville peerage romance,
fore Sir John Bigham, president Of the
probate court.
The petitioner in the suit is Ernest
Henry Sackville- West, who asks the
court TO declare him the eldest and
legitimate son OF the late Lord Lionel
Sackville Sackville- W est British min
lister at Washington from 1881 to 1883.
II he Is successful he will acquire the
title to the estates now held by Lionel
Sackviile est. a nephew of the dip
loRat and the present Lord Sackville,
who married his cousin, a sister of the
petitioner The present Lord Sackvine
denies that his uncle lawfully married
Josefa Duran, the petitioners mother.
son OF SPANISH DANCER
The court disallowed a similar claim
in 1903 Ernest is the son of a Spanish
dancer VINO married Lord Sackville in
Madrid. Subsequently Sackvilie as
serted that the woman had a husband
living whens she formed an alliance
with him and the one son and three
daughters born from their union have
never been recognized by the courts
as having any rights to the Sackville
title and estates.
Sir Edward Clarke in opening for
the petitioner, said that ne proposed
to prove the marriage by reputation
and the declara tions of Lord Sack
vile himself on documents attached
TO certificates of birth and baptism of
his children.
DAUGHTERS WERE RECOGNIZED
In support of his contention Clarke
referred to the stay and recognition
at Washington of Lord SackviIle's
daughters. He read volumes of docu-
mentary evidence taken abroad regard
ing the life of Lord Sackville and
Josefa Duran at Arcachon. France.
where they were known as the Count
and Countess West. Dispositions We're
submitted to establish that the neigh
bors believed the two TO be married
though one deponent added bad ma
tured people said they were unmar-
ried.
Counsel laid stress on the fact that
some of the. birth certificates of the
children and the death certificate of
Josefa Duran described the dancer as
the wife of Lionel SackviIle- West.
FATHER DENIED MARRIAGE
Sir Robert Finley, on behalf of the
peer recalled and placed in evidence
the testimony given by Lord Sackville
when a similar suit was brought dur
ing his lifetime on that occasion the
defendant swore that the declarations
which he had made regarding his COM
panion were inspired solely by a desire
TO save the reputation of the woman.
He affirmed that there never had been
marriage OF any sort and that all the
children born to them We're illegiti-
mate.
Sir Robert added that he would prove
that the Duran woman married Antonio
de la Olivia in 1851 and that Olivia did
not die until 1858. Accordingly, he said,
Il Lord Sackville had figured in any
marriage, of which there was no evil
dence. such marriage must have been
illegal.
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BRIDGE COLLAPSES AND
WRECKS WORKTRAIN
Forty Men Are Thrown Into
Gully and Three Killed

WINNIPEG, Man. Feb. IA Cana
dian Pacific railway bridge between
Lethbridge aud Macleod, Alberta, on
which work train was standing, col
lapsed and 40 workmen were precipi-
tated to a gully below, three of them
being killed The engineer, conductor
and 20 others We're badly hurt
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
BEARS rs ILDREN
IN AS MANY YEARS
Woman Aged AZ Married Wher
Only 10

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y. Feb. l.
Mrs, Philip Webster, AZ years old. today
gave birth to her twenty-sixth child.
She was married when 16 years old.
Five sets of twins and one set of trip
let's We're born, but none of them lived.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
POPE GIVES AUDIENCE
TO ARTHUR S. HARDY

ROME, Feb 1.-The pope today re-
ceiVed in private audience Arthur
s. Hardy, former American minister to
Spain. and Mrs. Hardy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

BALTIMORE FIRE LOSS $500 ,c0o-Baltimore
Feb. Fire broke out in stable adjoining
the lumber yard Of the Eiscnhauef-MeLea ium-
Der company. southeast aBltimore. this after
noon and caused total loss estimated at from
$500 600 10 S4n0 600
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Crowd Spoiis Flight

DENVER. Colo, Feb 1.-Thirty thou
sand people swarnied into Overland
park today to see Louis Paulhan in an
exhibition flight in his Farman biplane.
After three preliminary attempts Paul
han twice eircled the mile track.
That the exhibition was not more
successful was due to the crowd itself.
They broke down fences, swarmed over
the field, and the police with difficulty
cleared sufficient space to allow the
machine to start. The instant he rose
in the air the mob spread over the
course. and he was forced to cut short
his flight.
Paulhan will give another exhibition
flight tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
AVIATOR FALLS AND
BREAKS Ills BONES

CAIRO. Egypt, Feb. a-Mortimer
Singer the American aviator, fell with
an aeroplane in which he was prac-
ticing here today. Both of his legs and
an arm were broken.
Singer had narrow escape in May
last. when the balloon in which he was
rising at Seville. Spain, dashed against
the railroad station, and, bounding off.
struck a moving train. Ballast was un-
loaded and the balloon shot upward.
Last month Singer contested for the
Michein cup at Mourmelon France.
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to have been working within COM
paratively short distance of the point
where the explosion originated, is un-
able to give a clear statement of what
actually occurred or tell from which
came
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

Shasta Water for health When or
dering be sure and see the label
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Get it today. In liquid form or chcco-
lated tablets called Sarsatabs, 100
doses 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
THIRTY DIE BY
EXPLOSION IN MINE

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MAYOR ISSUES
BROAD DEFY
TO HISCRITCS
Mccarthy Declares Willingness
TO Test His Political
Strength
Denies He Has Said He Will Not
Remove Fire Chief or
McLaren
Business Has Increasec

opportunity it gives me to do something
for the people.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Because of cold wave
predicted for exposed winter crop states and on
account of Manitoba export rumors, wheat devel-
eped today decided strength. The close was firm
at the top prices Of the session with net ad-
vance OF 1M11se. Latest sales Of corn showed
gain OF Is 4&c compared with last night;
oats a rise of A@15c and provisions varying
from 205c decline to an Increased cost of ~ a
l0c. - - y
There was big buying Of both wheat and
corn by the leading bulls. Primary receipts
were small, notably in the northwest and there
was reason for belief that sales of cash wheat
here were larger than reported. Talk of reduced
estimates on the Argentine crop had consid-
erable effect. and also did mention OF better
demand in European centers
Statements that 80 boatloads Of Manitoba
wheat had been worked for export had tonic
effect Purchases for prominent houses took on
large proportions, and In the last half of the
day made the market almost buoyant. The
May option ranged from 96Ac to 971Ic. closing
lie net higher at 97Ac
Foreigners said to be buying corn here
today In consequence Of alleged losses to the
Argentine crop. Purchases for local account
reached huge total, two houses alone taking
more than 100000 bushels. May fuctuated
between 47$4c and 4Shc and closed &c up at
4S12c. Cash corn did not follow the upturn in
futures. No. yellow finished at 466461hc
Oats made a fair response to the bulge in
other grains. May sold from 335kc to 34Hc and
in the end 3Ac net higher at 341k 634Lc
Provisions active but irregular Pork
closed the as last night to 71sc higher:
lard up 215 @10c and ribs 215 d5c decline to SC
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Hides. TaIIovv. Wool and Hon.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about "A 71c nm
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 106lO1ao.
sAo stays. 7c; saltsd kip, 10e; sslted veal,
161zc; saltsd calf, 1513c; dry hides. 1Sc: dry
salt hides, 12c; dry kip 17c; dry calf. pc: sheep
skins. shearlings. 25640c each. short wool, 400
roc; medium. 70100c; long wool. 0Oc0S1-25:
lambs. 20450ef horsshides. salt, S2.2503 for
large and 81. 50I2 Tor medium. 75cdS1 for small
and 25l50c FOR colts; hcrsehfdss, dry. S2Q2 25
for large and S1.2362 for medium. 5OcGSt for
small and 25Q50c Tor colts; goatskins. prime
angoras T5cd$1: large balr goats. 30440c; me-
dum. 20Q30c; small, 5G16c.
TalIow-No. 1 rendered. 515 d615c; No. 2 "A
Sc; grease, 26211e
wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
9G11c; do months. 7G11c; HUMBOLDT and Mem
docino. lsQ19c; Nevada. 12114c per ID. Fall
clip-Mountain free,se GLE; northern and valley
TGlOc: san Joaquin, fall lambs, 7010c; DO de-
fective and heavy. 5Q7c per ID.
Hops-Crop OF 1910. 15d1755c per ID TO grow
ers.
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Following were the sales on tho Han Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
HnnuInr AHnrrlfr Cas- cin1a
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains


wheat-The market continues firm, with prices
unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.4715 al. spy; Sonora,
81. 1.6212 @1.671a; white Australian, S1.55G al. .625
northern club, $1.471a @152A; Russian red,
81. An; bluestem, $1.56A G1.571b per ctI.
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
No quota tions.
Bariey-Predicted possible rain in the northern
part of the state weakened both spot and future
quotations yesterday.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed, $1.0711 @10S%; choice, LOG
Lila OF grades $1@1.05 per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades, 81. 1914 al. Is.
FUTURES
10 q. m. Session
Open High Low Close
May .......-.$1. .14A $1.141a $114A S1141a
p. m. Session
Open High Low Close
May l.141a S1.14ss $1.14A S1.14%
Oats-No further change in prices is reported
The market is quiet
Red for feed, s1.O7H@1.15 for OF grades
S1.H12@ @1.2712 for ordinary to choice; red fol-
seed, $1.30@1.S715; black, s1.1O@115 for feed
S1.471 @1.55.
corn-western states yellow, in bulk. sar
Francisco track, $1.25; white. $1.26; mixed
81 "A; old. 5@10c higher; sacked prices 71sC
higher: white Egyptian, 1.4061. so; brown do
81 50 al. .421a per cti.
Rye S150@ 1.60 per ctl
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GenernI WerchandI.e

Bags-GFain bags. 54tc spot and 81 a6H c
1911 delivery; San Quentin bags. sac; wool
bags, 271Ae FOR a ID and 295ac FOR 10; deecs
twine. 7de per ID.
Coal-PennsylVani anthracite egg. SIS per
tOns Wellington. 50; New Wellington, Sc. Coos
Bay, 81: Australian house-Riehmond. etc. SO:
Pelaw Main. 50; Stanford Richmond SO; Cum
berland. S15 in bulk ana $3.50 IN sacks. welsh
anthraetre. SO; coke. s18 per ton In bulk and
SIT IN sacks.
Coal OF. Gasoline, etc.-water white. iron
barrels or drums, Sc: $50 degree OIL iron barrels
OF drums, e1se: special do Zoe; pearl oil IN
eases loc; astral, 15c: star. 15c: extra star.
l8c; Elaine, 251aes eoeene 18c; red crown snd
meteor gasoline. In bulk lie. in cases 24c; engine
dlst1llate, In drums 7c, cases Tc more; 50 degree
gasoline, In bulk SOC, IN cases 3T55c; varn!sh
cases 21Lc.
0iEcuotations are for barrels. Linseed, 81
per gallon for boiled and csc for raw, cases &c
mere castor OIL in eases, No Tic. Bakers "A
Sl1t9I19f China nut cases. 65N75c per gall
loni eoeoanut oil, IN barrels, 710T315c for XXX
oS1A Dt1e FOR No. ! and 6606S1ac for Nc. ?, &C.
e9Fdlng to quantityi extra bleached winter sperm
OIL. sOei natural winter sperm oil. Soc natural
whale oil, soc; pure lard OIL 81; winter strained
lard oil o0c; pure neatsfoOt OIL soc; No. heats
roet OIL, Soc fheTring oil, 50e salmon OIL soc.
boiled nsh OIL soc; paint OIL 4Jc.
Iurpentine--09c per gallon IN cases and 92c In
bulk, drums and IRON barrels. -
hosin-E, $3.50; +, S9.35; G, SD.45s IT. $50.
!, $3.50; K, $500; We, s10-40; WV, S1O.7f per
barrel OF $50 Ibs-
Red and white Lead-Red. 81 acc; white 81
9SAc per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Caiifornia family extras 5.4O05.s0 net
without discount: bakers extras, IS. 4O05. so:
superdne, S45oG4.70: Oregon and Washington.
ents and S46425 for eutoa; kansas patents.
S6.T0; do straights $3.50: Dakota patents 81 40
do straights. ST.20; DO clear S6. so per barrel
buckwheat -four. self-rising. So; buckwheat
groats, IS; cornmeal. yellow So. white So. extra
cream yellow S3.25, extra cream white. So. p.
corn -four So; cracked wheat. So 30: entire wheat
four So 20; farina, s.. so; graham -four. 50: hon.
my, large 50. small So granulated So; oatmeal.
"a 20 do groafs, 81 25: pearl barley 81 20: rice
-four. SO; rolled oats 81 25; rolled wheat s.. 80:
rye -four. $326s rye meal. $40. split peas yell
low IS, green $3.50; extra cream rolled oats. $50
lbs $50, 30 lbs sacks 81; rolled fakes. $50 n
bbls $3.50; 80 ID sacks S5.25: rolled wheat $50
10 bbls $4.75, . 75 lb sacks S425