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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
LOS ANGELES LUMBER
RATES EXORBlTANT
Fred p. Gregson Gives Facts and Fig
ures Which Show Gross
Discrimination
Prevails

Fred p. Gregson, traffic manager for
the Associated jobbers of Los Angeles,
declares that nowhere in the United
States, 50 far as he has been able to
ascertain after extended inquiry, are
the freight rates on lumber so high
as In Los Angeles.
"rhe freight charge on lumber from
the Los Angeles harbor to the distrib-
uting yards in the city are the highest
i'm the country" said Mr.. Gregson yes
terday after numerous inquiries, L
have been unable to find a single in
stance in which the rates elsewhere
are anywhere near as eXorbitant as in
Los Angeles"
Despite this fact, lumber takes a
lower rate than any other commodity
handled at the Los Angeles harbOr-
and the total tonnage last year ap-
proXimated one-fourth of that in san
Francisco, in face of the gross dis
elimination OF the Southern Pacific
land and water carrier companies.
The rate on lumber is $l20 ton and
the average distance from the harDor
to the big lumber yards in the city is
twenty miles. This makes the charge
approximate six cents a ton per mile.
The railroads charge seVenty-ttVe cents
a ton for carrying lumber thirty five
miles from the logging camps and
mills to Portland, Ore, trlfle more
than two cents a ton per mile, or
about two-thirds less than is charged
for half the distance in Los Angeles.
Another example of Southern Pacific
discrimination in favor Of San Fran
cisco, as against Los Angeles, is cited
in the fact that the lumber rates there
are even lower than in Portland. From
Mountain View to san Francisco, forty
miles, the charge is 81 per thousand
feet. There is a ton and half OF
lumber to every 1000 feet. This means
that lumber is hauled forty miles into
san Francisco at 90 2-3 cents ton
lust little more than half as much
as is charged Los Angeles shippers for
half the distance.
The distance from Boulder creek &c
San Francisco is eighty-siX miles, and
the lumber rate of $1.33h a ton, only a
trifle more than is charged in Los An
geles for less than one-fourth the dis
tance.
It is about the same distance from
Los Angeles harbor to Cotton, yet the
lumber rate to Cotton from the harbol
is $3.50 a ton, more than double the
rate In effect at San Francisco.
Despite these facts, building activi-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
ARIZONA PREPARING TO
WELCOME EXCURSI0NISTS
Business Men Intending to Accompany
Chamber of Commerce Delegates
Should File Applications

Arizona is preparing a huge welcome
for the chamber of commerce excur-
sion which will leave Los Angeles on
March Is.
Secretary Frank Virgins stated yes
terday that a number of business men
who neglect to put in their applications
soon undoubtedly will get left. A full
complement is expected by Wednesday
or Thursday of this week. Seventy
five applications have already been re-
ceived.
Arrangements have been made in
Phoenix to take the entire party in
automobiles through the environments
of Phoenix If time permits the citi-
zens OF Globe desire to take the eX-
cursionists to inspect the Roosevelt
dam, forty miles away.
Preparations to receive the party are
being made all along the line and Sec
retary Virgins says the reports ne has
received indicate it will be one of the
most successful affairs ever arranged
by theNlocal chamber.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
GOOD GOVERNMENT
WANTED AT WATTS
Neighboring Municipality Declares in
Favor of Civic Purity and Places
Ticket in the Field for
the Next Election
The Good Government campaign at

The Good Government campaign at
Watts is on.
The Good Government league there
was called together early last week
and a strong, clean ticket was placed
in the field, which promises to be
elected by large majority.
James Hurley. president Of the
league says more efficient or reliable
men could not have been secured, and
he is proud of the work the league
has already done in the little munic-
ipality of Watts.
Several of the candidates on the TAX
payers ticket, recognized as good,
clean men, were indorsed by the Good
Government league and placed also on
the league ticket. The ticket is as
follows:
Trustees-Long term, c. H. Dodd, H.
C. Perkins, Joseph Dismukes; short
term, j. S. Lange.
Clerks. j. LORD.
Treasurer-A. J. CRUDE.
MARSHALL. f, street.
Thornas Lee Woolwine, former prose-
cutting attorney of Los Angeles IS to
deliver an address on patriots ana
Politicians" in Otto hail. Watts, Mon
dav evening, March Ia, which VIII
mark the real beginning Of the cam
paign there. 1,-,...,--.
Charles II. Dodd and w. f. Schubert
of the league press committee are DO
ing some good work toward enthuslng
citizens to take active interest in the
campaign, and Watts will ENJOY tne
distinction of being the first 10 JON III
the organization of the Good Govern Govern
rnent forces outside of Los Angeles.
watts appreciates the distinction, as 1t
is generally predicted the move VIII
become statewide and mark a new era
Of political freedom and purity in the
affairs of California.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

ings, settle the policies of the store,
and pull together on every question.
1--WE regard the elimination of exag-
geration in our advertisements as the
most important of our new policies
Every article advertised must be lit
tie better than it is represented. Uni
formity of dress for our employees is
another reform we have effected, all
salespeople now wearing either black
serve throughout the coming year: w
w. Penry, president; H. l.. Brooker,
first vice president; c. j. Short, second
vice president; c. r. Went, secretary
and treasurer
Those present were: A. z. Amos, A,
L. Adams, j. Bernadott, E. G. Boyle,
II. L. Brooker, W. H. Brooks, II. S.
Carroll r. l.. Darrow, F. S. Dilberger,
d. d. Griffin, w. =. B. Kilner, Il. w.
Lewis. r. r. Musser, ]. Michalek, II.
N. Middleton, e, W. Metcaf, T; s.
Milburn, f. L. Millington, M. e. Nor
ton, Y. 7. NewlIirk, H. C. r. Philip, w.
W. Penry, w. Y Smither c. ]. Short,
A. Stahl w. A. Schiess, j. S. Schmidt,
b. z. Tomlinson, c. r. Went, A. G.
Wilson and j. c.. Wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
The Gatlin Effects Permanent Cures
No Hypodermic Injections, No Strong Drugs, No
Disaereeable Features, and But THREE
DAYS TIME Required
IF He Was Cured to Stay Cured the GatIin Did It

DO consider yourself
acd the DOESN'T
for the
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exactly FITS n ao0u
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PRICE will be paid but the kind OF
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

ties in Los Angeles and vicinity have
exceeded those in san Francisco, but
the question arises, how much more
rapidly might the city build up If Los
Angeles was treated as fairly by the
railroad as is san Francisco and
other pet" cities Of the corporation.
These rates were in effect years ago
when but ten tons of lumber was
hauled in each car. Today the mod
ern cars have a capacity of not less
than thirty tons of lumber and many
carry more than thirty tons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
REMARKABLE BOY

Woggs-You seem to be very proud Of your
Youngest SON. He must be very remarkable
youth.
Boggs-He is. Judging from the papers, l
think he Is the only 12-year-old boy in the
country who hasn't invented perfect wireless
telegraph, submarine boat, or aeroplane
Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

The wyoming Society of Southern
California will hold it's annual picnic
at Eastlake park on Tuesday, March
Is, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m. All mem
bers and wyoming friends are request
ed to attend and bring with them "a
basket luncheon. Coffee will be served
on the grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
A CAII,

To all persons who have been resi-
dents of the state OF Idaho:
You are cordially requested TO attend
a meeting to be held at No. Ala Bryson
building, Los Angeles, on saturday,
The object OF this meeting is to take
into consideration the organizing OF
an Idaho association for Southern
California. .,o. md
DO not overlook the place and
date. Very respectfully, ,
A. ]. GREEN,
A former resident of Idaho.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
How He Lost IL

Redd-Do you know that fellow with
one arm, going along ther6?
Greene-Yes; he lost his arm in the
Philippines.
'Oh. do they play football out there,
too?"-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

some men seem to aspire TO public office
merely for the purpose OF securing oppor-
tunities to attend Gridiron club dinners.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

Most people slip up on their own
smoothness.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

You can buy IT, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place TO buy it-and that
place advertses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

Other Gatn Institutes located at 1925 Cleve-
land Place, Denver, Colo; $40 So Highland
ave-, East End, Pttsburg, Pa; 14l4 Seventh ST.
Parkersburg w. Va; 1919 Prairie ave-, Chicago,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

Even II cactus is a good substituts for
beef, as Luther Burbank claims. Is there
any chance to get cheap cactus IN the
markets?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

H.; 403 Seventh St, So, Minneapolis, Mimi; ;
1888 Jefferson ST., Kansas City, Mo; 1872 High
ST., Des Moines, Iowa. Howard ST., Toronto,
Ont, Canada. Omaha Seattle and San Francisco
institutes now opening
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Auslanoiihe Habrihtcm.

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Tinkb
eiuciuuatt, 28. Ipril

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gartsrs 5urs. B. 9a. Der FIus 6at
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portsmouth,, .. Der sIus bat sinex
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116dsy gasiaassef ssbIa aoanerfas IS: Mpril 1910.

6sm.- -Warft rabsg. 9o. Timotbs 81 $50
1915. Rp. q bo. Sl7.0)-I7.25, No. 3 bo.
4.50-I5. so; aIee, genstibter Ro. 1915. so
---l7.oo. SO. q bo. SIS. 90 1900; 3Iee,
9to. / $I5I0-i5.50, 5to. Si4.00-i4.5G
per 9on.
RabIenfutter ift piuia.r. aG.ie $22 so
1880, Ntobling srobe $23. .O0-24.00, bo.
feines $24. so -- $3.50, gemti6tes Gutter
$23 .50-24.50 per Tonne In 8uLt unb 81 90
mebr ouf benz Geleiie.
8eri6ieberes.
Esfe. -M Marft rubig uno ieft. aein5I
robes 86c, setohtes &c per GaLlone In 8ar,
tien pom IA gbl. grtra CONNER Get
qarb0l 9Oc per 8aaones Cotton Seeo
Del robes 50 - 60c, roffinirtes 63-64e
galone. Terpeutiu 65c, 9etroleum, 9ers
iectior IOc, gbio, RentudD uno Snotana
sLc per 8aaone. GroWn GaioItH l8c,
Qapbta 12c per 8aaone.
gala. - Der Wdrtt 1T rubto. Gbio
aiper 80 - 95c, Wiht9an unb Iirou
89c per Bblpon 280 Bfo.
IaIe lit ftetie. grtma Gitp 73s-711c,
DO. Gotntrp 71s--75zc per 8funo.
aobIen.-Wartt rn1tg. 4)ougbtogbenp
1926, Rub uub eIat 500 - 2.25,
aananha Stiiffoblen 1925, RuB uno
slad sl.90-2.25 per Tonue ab9eIiefert.
aau6lois etldtobIen 1915, Qntbractte
s7.25--7.50 per Tonne abqeIiefert. Cote
fcfteu LIE per 8u. obgeIteiert.
| Gdmereisu-Rar itetiq. QIee'nd'
men So. .0O-6.50 auf benz Geleiie unb 81. 90
7.75 perBu. pom Store. Gtmotbp 81 40
1.65 auf benz geleiie nno Sl.60-2.00 pet
| gu. pom Gtore.
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3u der.-preife itettq. RafVuirter gut
2oaf 6.55c, ponbereo 6.S5. Cubes 6.00r,
eranuIoteb 5.75e, Gonieetionsrs ~" 5b5t,
Eff ~" 5.25-5.50t, peiser srtra &c"
5.l0-5.20t, ertra &c" 500-5.05t, orbtnd'
rsr aelber 4 4.90-4 .a5t.
NoGaiies 1T ftetig Rem Orleans Open
aettle 30-40e. Centrifugal lg-2se per
@auone.
Eets.-sear,t ,ismIia Iebsaft unb ft.tts.
2outiiona, fancp Sedo 6-81Ic, prtma ~
-51.c, orbiuarsr 3e,4-4Hs Sapan 8 -
Il per 9funo.
Tairu,8roSutte.
Butter. Rartt rubia uno itetis.
Sansu CREAMERY 82e, Creamery firffs SOC,
DO. seconds 2Se, faueD Sairp 22s, SO. l 2oc
PEE Bfuue.
aai.. - Rar,t fs.tis. Ohio Hat l7<e.
QorbweftIihsr 7h-lsc, Reu gors lS1Ie.
Shwetser 90 gle, Simburser l7s, Bird
IKE per Yfnno.
Gier.- Rodiraae sut, Rartt itetis-
9rima frif6e Subnereier 1916, frfts
l9c, nnbere ls11c, iecouos l6c per Tse., il
uaa Gualttdt. Gdnieeier 3Oe. GntensieI
gle per Tuyeno.
stfIasei. - Ra6fraae siemIih out
Wartt itetia. SpriHa ebtdeHS pcn Tx
! SfU. WV .SnHst 2uqitrt ip-<SAt QAqliSI
I7Ic. Sdbre lie. Trutbahuer l5c, GuQs
Zoe, entsn i6c, Sdnie 6-7c per gfuno.
Cbitu uuo @emaf..
sepfeI. - Grtra faneD S450-5. 90
fanep $4.0o-4.50, sute s3.25 - $50 pei
| BbI
eitronen. - Rartt itetts. California
/ S3.75-4 20 per Rite.
Dransen.-Rar,t rubts une fietis. -
| California RaueIs $3.50 - 800, 5lorioc
| t4.25-2.50 per Rite.
! robeereR.-9llababa S4.00--4 sc
/ per "a Guert erate.
RartoffeIu. Cute bis auserleient
| eiHAelmiite Zoe, n n5reliche 30 35e per gu
aui bsm @eieiie. eassartoFeln. Cote Ser
! iep S2.50-2.75, aeutu6p $i.50-I.75 pei
| SbI.
3unse sartoffeln - s2.oo-25o pei
1 0amper
araut. -R Rar,t fts.is. Carolina 81 7,
per crate.
3ptebein.-geIbe GIobss 7o-soc pc,
Su., Iueibs e5e per 8u.
tomatoes. - 5Iorioa 81 90 psr
Grate.
9urtsn.- saoIiae sI.oo -l.25 pei
9useno.
Grbie n-Sunge 81 rs per Camper.
Spars el.-l5-30c per BiinoeI.
Spina t.-$l .50-l.7 rs per Dbl.
AlbeH. -35--40c per Iugenn giinbeI
Sanb. grobutte.
Yohneu. - Rartt itefis. Vrimd UeGy
rowfaft $2. 75--2. so. seiiebte une BEL Sanl
kwpEa6ts 9aDp 2.l5-2.4o per 4u.
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Rem BORT, u. 2tprit

NeW Do :, ~. &prtL.
m.bL. -3ufubr Ia, ,29D gbIs., 8erIanbt
8. 1893 Bbls. Barft mar uleortSer. Spring
9atent $5.25 - 5.55, 0tnter Stroiabts
81 $500, Dinter goteuts $. .l5-5.5o.
sprtna clears $4.20-4.5O, Wtuter Grtrus
Ro. / S4.Oo-4.50, go. 2 DO. S3.75-4.OO,
aanius itraigbts S4.6o-j.0O.
8ogseumsbl 1T rubtg. - 5oir Bis
eutes s4.25-4.45, Dolce bis iauep s4.50-
4.65.
Buduetsermebt nOminsa su $500
-2.05 per 100 gfuno.
Iaismebl ift itetig. S5.ines neib.s
urb oeIbes ST. .40-l.45, gvobes 81 Sl.25-l.3O,
aiInbrieb s3.25.
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9o51c I. o. b. Ren BORT.
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c. |. {. uuo neae 6atterssr'te 6S-7O14e CT.
| I. Rerp Dort.
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81 gfuub Iduer, nomineu, Deiber26 bis 81
gfuro I6per, 451a--45c beinuittener DO.
"a bis 42 gfuno iGper 461111-52c.
S.ui 1T itetig. go. llOc, SO. 2 a5-
1OOe.
SopFeut III Han. stGte 1909, orbiudrer
bis dolce 22-25c; 1905. oroiuGrer bis Dolce
l5-lsc; 9aeific Coat 1909. l4-l8c; 1903
l3-1Sc.
Sdute f;nb fsft Central 4m.risa 231zc,
Spsota 231%-25e.
a.b.r 1T feit. gcio 2s-29c.
9or, III itetic. 5ontiIp $500 -
$3.50, ibort clear s25.50-27 80, Web s24.O
IA So v
geef In ftetig. 5amiIp s19.O0-1950
Rss sl5.00-l.GO0 Beef Shiutsn s24.O
-26.0O, 9erpd6t sl2 Oo-l2L0, Gttp eCtrC
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Gut Meats itno ieft. 8ep6seEte Bel
lies 10 - Tie, DO. S4uIteru So - 5t.e
DO. Shtrser lie.
S4maIs 1T itetta. WiDeIe meft prime
sl2 60 1870; rafTnirtss uiuts. Cont
nert sl3.l0, g. q. sl4.00, COMPOUND 10
l0Lc
7aIs III fssttg. grima. Gttp re. sOuHtr'
| 7L-7sze.
SaumwoIIT TuameusDsI lit mtQi9
grima robes s7O7, prima CONNER s.Ibst
81. .66-7 10.
9stroIeum 1T ftetia. Rafftnirtes Rsu
: Dorf $7.T5, gbtIdb.tpetd uHs BaIttmor
$T.75, DO. in Bull S4.25.
$50 lie 1T itetts. Tomeittc JIesce 3;
: -35c.
: Sars IN ftettg. Stratusb, sep0bnIt4eI
: Bis sutes 81. 80.
Terpeutiu n 1T feit III 621Se.
Aeis TT rubts. Giubetmiiher 2-5Is
gatma 51<-6Lc.
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. Kettle, gutter bis hoice. 32-42e.
3uder. - Robsr 1T ruhi1 uno unperdu
bert Ruscauabo Isit 3.79-3. SOC. Gen
. trifuaaI 9S Teit4 Pa .30c, Rcla'iesm mGe
SO 9eit 3.49-3.55. Haffiuirter 3uder Il
rutia. Gut 2oaf 5.95, gruibeo 5.S5c
Nouls ~" 5.5Ot, Cubes 5.40c, gop
eeree 5.30e, GranulItso 5.l5c. Tiamou'
,,a"5.l5, Gonf.ctIoners ~" 4.95t; Ro
1870, go. 9 4.Sjt. 10. A. 80, Ro a 4.75t
20. 54. 7Oc, go. 1886. Ro. 7 60c, Ro
4.55e, Ro. 8 4.j0t, Ro. 10 4.45c. SO.
4.i0e. Ro. IL 4.3jc, 20. Is 4.30c. YO.
4.30c.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
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SpICdAus @t. IprlI.
N.hI.-Tsr Rar,t mar piaia. Dint.r
9atents S. .OO-5.25, Strais6ts "a. 75-5.25,
epriuo 9ateHts s. $50. 5traigbts 81 .55
40. Safers &. 800.
Dets.n. Sur Rat IO6L-I075sc,
AM shlus l0715c; fir 9uti 1907 E-loILe,
am SdIus lo2l.c; flr Ssptsmbsr 98 =
lo01lc, am StbIub loO1se.
Delintorn. -Titr raj 58sS - soc,
am Smlus 5ss.c; iur Suli ol1S-82sIze,
am etIuS 62k4c; iur September 621S-
633ze, an S6luB 63l.c.
Safer. - Far Uai 4lss-421sc, om
etlus 42e fur Sult 391s - 491zc, am
eaius 40e; fur September 37Ts-38s.e,
am SnIub 381ac.
Roaae , 78e.
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quite bis dolce RaI;9erfte 57--e4e.
Slad men.-Ro. z. %. 2301ze,
Rs. q. ". 24olsc.
Iimotbpl eu.-S4 40 per 9eutner.
RIeei per Gentner.
Rebport. - SCI so per gbl. -2l rs.
Sar Rat So. .85-2l.371S. am shIus
S2i.371s; fur Suli .071S-2I. so, am
sdlus s2l 80; fur september $2l. .0711-
q .621z. ON Sdtus $2l.60.
e6maIs.-sl237k per 100 gfunh.
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Sl2 .271a; fir gull 81 80 - ROB-. am
Ghius 2.071s; 'ir Septembsr sli.90-
IL .D7Ls, am Shlub Sl2.071S.
Sbort Hippeuie eiten.-2ofe Sil.T75
- 20 per 100 BIB. Sir Rai Sli. Sd
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Sill .65-ll.s71.. ant ShIus sll.s71S; fur
September Sll.62I-ll.s5, am Ghlut
Sl1.s5.
Sdulteru.-s5 short Hare seites, per.
radt, $l3.5O-l3.T5.
8utter. -Nar,t iteiis. Creamery 25-
29e, Tairp 22-26c.
Gier. g.artt uilIis. 5riihe l7L--
1915 per Dateno.
xafe. - Rarst i.etis. Cream l454--
l5e per gfuHo.
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3inn mar feIt su $32.T5 - 1906
aupfer mar '9po6; Gate sa @.T5 - -
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flau AL S4.85 - 4.40 nno Spelter ebers
faQs sn So. .35-5.55. Giiea mar uuperduoert.
go. / 5olinorp aortbern su Sl7 .25-l8.oo,
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ano 30. Soutbern ioft bu $i6.75-l7.25
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Msttre4, 4 27. aprsl 1910.

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metnen rubig. Tie Dinsraten fnb fet.
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psere ~ sH-6S. Jm oGsnen Msrsts
fpurbss Gorlebsn ION eaa" su aHS uno
oaf Belt o. 81 pfaetrt.
nsafa mi Rs~ psrs
waren jtetia unb nurben ~ 25e Drdmis per
ei0oo sstf4ea Baatem persauft. Dis Gouns
terrate betrdst soc grdnrie per $1,000.
assAtd suf 0xrsba
waren fen. Seute ftnh bic fcIsenoeu
luctirnnaeu am bert@ten:
aowben, 3 fase Si6t, A.SsZ per C,
GO Tase Sidt, s4.s5L per e; garts 0
Iaae gtht, 5l211--520 Francs per 500;
90 fase sidt 517h - 5i8L Granes per
500 fur DeutiAIano, 4 Iaee Siht 4
Nart 95Le, bo. go 5ase St6t, 941Ic.
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ouf HeIfaft ~ $4.83l perfaaft.
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Yreiis aecridt. Cine. Street Hp. Attien
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