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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
DUNcANs VISIT IN BARRE.
Labor Leader Tells Of His Appreciation
Of Welcome on Labor Day.

Of Welcome on Labor Day.
In the September number Of the Gran.
lite Cutters Journal, James Duncan, IN
ternational secretary, as well as first
vice president Of the A. F. Of Z, thus
expresses his appreciation OF the treat
ment accorded him in Barre during last
Labor day.
"Details Of the demonstrations on La
Dor day cannot be given in this issue Of
our Journal, but my appreciation OF the
reception and attention given me in
Barre will scarcely keep for another is
sue and besides is recorded here to fill
3 space which called for more copy
ln addition to the holiday demonstra-
lions, which we're interfered with by
rain, there were many conferences held,
but time and space win only permit of
an expression OF heartfelt ioy at the
cordial and fraternal greetings I re-
ceived Cosmopolitan to marked de-
gree, the members Of the committee hon
ored themselves inwhonoring me as the
representative Of our association; and
when among them was noticed his honor,
the mayor OF Barre, Brother tgee that
sounds good to mel james Mulch, zest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Tinolina Ears.

II your ears burn, people say. some
one is talking about you This is very
old FOR Pliny says, when our ears do
glow and tingle some do talk Of us in
our absence.
Shakespeare in Much Ado About
Nothing makes Beatrice say to Ur-
sula and Hero, who had been talking
Of her, what fire is in mine ears
Sir Thomas Browne ascribes this
conceit to the superstition OF guardian
angels, who touch the right ear Il the
talk is favorable and the left II other
wise. This Is done to cheer or warn.
One car tingles. some there be
That are snarling now al mel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
THE vERMoNr srATE FAIR.

The various county and agricultural
fairs in Vermont have met with their
usual success during the season which
is now drawing to close, and it is
noticeable that the associations which
strive to give the patrons the most for
their money are the ones which have
secured the biggest crowd and have been
characterized as the biggest successes,
Now comes the Vermont stste fair, with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

and eclat In addition TO evidences OF
progress were added to the fraternal
scene. To each aud all, for / cannot
otherwise reach them, ] herewith return
my thanks to our members m Barre,
whose demonstration and incidental
events last Labor day made my visit to
the Granite city 80 pleasant. 30 fun OF
Importance. and, let me hope. OF some
good to the great cause in which we
are al vitality, economically and politi.
cally interested. Ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
sNAPsHoTTINe ROYALTY.
Alfonso Dossnt Mind Il. but Look Out
For tho Kaiser.

Alfonso Doesn't Mind Il. but Look Out
For the Kaiser.
Ever meet a real live king face 10
face on the street? II not here is an
opportunity to see Just how one looks
when out for a stroll. II is said to be
the cleyerest snapshot ever taken OF
Alfonso, who is so much In the lime
light Just now owing to the Spain
Vatican quarrel. His majesty. by the
way. is a good friend OF the snapshot
ter and will give one every opportu.
nifty to secure a frst class picture.
When the photograph shown here was
taken the young ruler was very anx-
ious to know II everything had gone
all right
Emperor william, on the other hand,
IS terror 70 snapshotters. and woe
betide the chap caught pointing a cam
era in his direction Recently be had
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Jingles and tests
Net Ladylike.

what do you think I ought 10 say
to you for coming home so iate-and
In such condition. demands the
lady Of the house
Perish zhe shoughtl" gracefully re-
plies the courteous husband Perish
she shought. NJ dear, surely you
would not sh'pose I would ever shink
you ought 70 shay zhe shings / shink
You ought TO shayg'-Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
The Advice seeksr.

when q man asks me for ADVICE
said the good natured person. Il al
ways find myself getting into dis.
cussion"
Well replied Mr., Sirius Barker,
most Of us ask for advice because
we would rather argue than work.
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
puRE ava N TnE sTATE HOUSE.

PURE AIR IN THE STATE HOUSE.
The official approval Of the new venti-
lating system in the State House at
Mont elier has not yet been completely
made, but those OF the officials who
have inspected the system and been sub
iected TO its influence are Of the opinion
that it answers the purpose. That being
the case, It Is a very great improvement
and will be thoroughly appreciated by
the lawmakers, who assemble there
next month, The ventilation Of the
building heretofore has been disgrace
and a menace, both depriving the state
Of the best work Of its servants and
also working TO the detriment Of the
health OF the individuals gathered there,
Enough time has been given and enough
money expended to have the alterations
done correctly, and the advance approval
of Governor Prouty and Others this week
indicates such satisfactory condition.
One barrier TO the best work of the
legislators will have been removed, GER
tainly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Jane-T've something on me mind,
AIRY that hardly knows how to tell
ger.
Arry-Aht wiz it.
Jane-I'm afraid yer won't marry me
II tells yer.
Arry-Aht wiy IT.
Jane-Tm somnambulist, AIRY.
AIRY tafter prolonged pausel--Never
mind Jane, it'll be all right II there
amt no chapel for II wen be married
ut registry - London Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Woodrow Wilson, nominated by the
Democrats for governor OF New Jersey,
Is a political child Of Harper's Weekly,
which has been in season aud out Of sea-
son boosting him for president. II win
be quite feather for Col Harvey if
Wilson pulls through the FIRST fight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
emusic Hath Charms

So has an assured life income, as guar
anteed by National annuities. An in-
Yestigation win interest you. National
Life Insurance Co, Montpelier, Vt. lMu-
tuall
$. s Ballard General agent, Mont
pelier, VT; n. b Ballard, local agent,
Barre, Vt tMutuaIi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

"The best business administration the
state has ever known is being predict.
ed BY some newspapers about Governor
elect Mead When il comes to the SUI
perlative ike that, high plane has been
reached, indeed, for Vermont has had
some capable business men in the chief
executives chair. The quoted statement
almost looks like flattery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
unnnslnd.

Mr.. Recentmarrie who has plunged
spoon into dish preparatory to help
ing TO the puddingl Why. Mary. 1
feel some hard, smooth round things
In the dish. wonder what they can
be. Mrs. Recentmarrie Why. they're
eggs John. there are six. just as the
recipe says. Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

II was almost overlooked that we
elected state treasurer, a secretary Of
state, an auditor and an attorney gem
eral a short time ago; but Messrs. Deav-
it, Bailey, Graham and Sargent are
right there aud there right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Why He Reuionsd.

$50 You resignedm
Yes. | couldn't stand the way the
firm treated me-"
what did they do?"
took my name or the pay rolI."--.
Exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Things would be odd without a com.
pany OF militia at the state capital, so
It is to be hoped that Company ITS
threat to leave Montpelier was not made
in earnest,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

The horse, the automobile and the
aefoplsnc were all exhibited at the st.
Johusbury fair, giving the people
chance to see the three stages in trans.
portation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Fate Of : spesdsr.

Gunner Blgwood. the millionaire.
started Of for a banquet and was ar
rested for speeding. Guyer-Then he
wasn't wincd and toastedg Gunner
No; instead be was fined and roasted.
Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Cupid has been shooting poisoned
darts there are 81 divorce cases on the
Washington county court calendar. For
shame, Danl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
a Ph,Iosorhar.

spa, what is philosopher
a philosopher, my boy. is one who
tells other people that their troubles
don't amount to much. Detroit Free
Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
stupid People.

TraveIer-Haven't you a time tablet
Station Agent-We used to have one
nntil the people began to think the
trains were supposed to keep to it,
Pliegende Batter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
5,6O5

Things are looking up Mayor Burke
Of Burlington writes letter to the
newspapers and says his say in half a
column.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Genuine Genius.

Zones is n genius
u never thought much OF his
poems"
They are not the reason. He sue
ceeds In selling them. Buffalo Ex-
press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Just as you are pleased at finding
faults you are displeased at ending
perfection Layater-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Our affections are our life. We live
BY these Their supply our warmth
Channlhs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Happiness Is reflective, ike the light
Of heaven. Irving.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

A CLEVER SNAPSHOT OF KING ALFONSO
man arrested for persisting in pho
tographing him and gave orders to
have the plates destroyed
King Alfonso is persistent OPP
timist. in spite OF the fact that be
rules country which is Just now go
Ing through troublesome phase.
After the accident to the Shamrock.
IN which he narrowly escaped serious
injury, he remained keen yachts
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Fall Opening New Goods
10 Per Cent Discount for ? Days

Today and all next week this store will give an extra
discount Of 10 per cent on all goods in the store What
an opportunity this is buy new merchandise at our
usual low prices with an discount OF ~ per cent
This store invites your visit to see the new goods and
the money you can save by buying new goods for days
Ladies' and ChiIdren's New Coats, Dress
Skirts Dress Goods, Wash Suitings, Cling
hams Percales, Outings, Kimono Cloths,
Blankets, Bed Puffs, Bed Spreads, Sheets,
Pillow Cases, Towels, Table Linen and Nap
kins. New Fall Waists, Silk Waists, Sweat
ers. Corsets, FIeeced and Wool Underwear
for Women and Children.
1T PAYS TO VISIT
IL. Mybaa Store
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
Ausldmoiide 9sadbritbten.

Die 9drteu Der 8iubeccd.
2lus 8eneoig piro geihrieben: gtiss
mails tonnte bic 2agunenitaot gIeih
Rom ben itoI3sn Iitel Die Stabt Der
ihonen 9drten, Qbcr aud bieisu geIz
nabmeu rpiro man ibr MIR mebr in Der
Grinnerung ar friibere 3eiten 9eben
t0nnen. 8enn Ihon piro bic 2lrt an
ben leBten GeIt alter beriibmter Gar
tenberrlihfeit gelegt, -- an Die GdrteH
Der 8iupecca. Gle baben ben Gntbu=
Tiasmu5 aller Qlebba6er Der abseIeges
nen S1Dnb:iten 8eneDi9s unb bieIer
Yoeten erreot, unb BON 2tlfreb be 0tuis
Jet bis auf 9'Qnnun3io baben maude
iie bcIunger. Die GiuoectQ, cine Der
bsmMartusplaB i'm SUoen porgelagerz
ten Snieln urD BON ibm nur ourh ben
Gandle bella 8iuoecca aetrennt, mar
in ben 8ldn33elten 8eneot95 ein Dom
4oel beQiinItiqte8 uno bon ibm mit0il=
len bebautes Guartier; bier nuroen
nod 5u ben 3eiten Gdianppus oldu8ena
be 5eite gefsiert. Die alien 2oelsgdrten
aber blieben, felt einem Sabrbunbert
tpenis beIuht, inmer nod zines Der
8sbsinlniiie 8enebigs, uno nod iett
ihimmert bas buntle unD melanhpliz
i6e @riiu gar ieltism beriiber nod
oem iebbdften midrtusplabe. Quf alten
Stihen unb &artsn beoedten Die 8ar:
tenanlaesn nod pier GSiinftel Der gan:
8enSnIel, beuts sriIttrt oapon nur me6l
bic 9iQa Del Wlineli nit tiefen 2aub:
gGngen, grusiibsrnohIenen pfaoen
psrfallenbeu 5empelheu. 0ieie Garten
einIamteit, bic man ourh @rridtuni
zines aohlenlagers uno ourh Die Gr.
buuung i6aGerli6er QrbeiterbGuie,
T6ou bulb ruinirt bat, ion nun per
itsigert, parsellirt, 3eritiidelt, tur3. ben
Grobooen sleih aenaht nerocn. 9e
sethnenber Weiie hat Ith tetn oene5tu
niites 9luft bes beoronten Rsites bel
matblther Gn6nbeit uugenommen
pcbl absr pruteitirt Der florentinti4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17


Der obere CbioTuB 1T i'm Goqeu beQrtis
fen. auh bel bieiioer Staot fiel oerieIbe
uno Bate 9e'tern 4beuo eineu 8aTeritauo
Don 24.3 5uB.
OiefoIgeaoen 0spe'9en fino 70 i5rsnb bes
eeitrtgen cages bier ein8etro7e
Bttts6ur4, B1. Der TLu5 "a! eirsu
RaNeritano oou 5.2 5uB uHo F6Qt.
BbeeItrg. IS. ia. Der 5Iu5 BAT Ell
uer Bafsritaro pou 81 SuB uno ite5t.
garter 5burg, is. 8a. Der 5tuB Bat
etreu 8aHsrftano uou 90 5ub uno itet8t-
Sauqusa, 5aIls. Der TEub bat ets
uen Baferitauo uou 3.8 SUB uHo fdut
G5arIeFou, D. 8a. Der Tlus bat els
ueu Daferitano pon 80 SUB uuo fdlt.
st. 8IeaIeut, %. 8a. Der SIus bat
etneu Baisrftano uou lO.5 Sub u. fd4t
gattlettsburs. RI. Der JEu5 bat
einer Daferfano oou $50 JuB uno fagt.
9ortsnout5. D. Der 5luB bat einsn
Baberftano pom 1875 CUB uno faqt.
QoutsuiGEe. e9. Der 5LuB sat eineH
Baherftano pom lI.2 5ub uuo iteist.
GDanspiLte, 5uo. Der FLub Bat els
men JBdiierftduo uou 2O.3 5uB uuO feist
Cairo. JQs. Der 5Iub bat einsa 8ai.
ierftano pom 1913 5uS uuo fdat.
Rsmpbis, Lenu. Der JIuB 5atte siueu
@GHeritGHo pom 1913 5uB uHo fdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

ihmd6er. Gteiel5en fieIen I'm 10--25c per
100 gfunO. Ge8en S6Iub parbe Der Rartt
Iebbafter.
S6perc gttere bradten $3.50 -
7.50, ertra S7.S5, Ehfen $3.50 -
$50, 5Ieidberittere, ertra 81. l0-7.25, CUTE
bis duserleieue $6.25-7.0O, orbindre bic
guteSt .2j-6.0O; Setfers, eTtraf 81 .0D--7.5o,
quite bis auserIeiene $6.0)-685, orotndre
bts quite $3.25-5.75; Ribs, ertra So. 10
- 1925, quite bis auserleiene $5.25
800, orbtndre bts quite s2.25--5.00;
Gamers So $3.50, Stodsrs uro 5eeoers
"a O0-6.5O,
y | e II. - Die 8reiie fteten beute nm
l5--25c, ba Die 3ufubr eine grobe uno ole
aahIrdQe nur mdBiq mar.
Dtdgere uno leitte S3 .00-5.00, Bologna
5.25--5.9O, ertra $6.C0-6.l0, fette 1915
$40.
gt d. I ii e. - Cute bis auserIeiene
dltld)titGe rudreu IN Der perftoiiener 8Od)c
IN 9tddTraQe uno bra6ten pole Bretie, Die
orolnaren &ttDe aber mdren flau. - 0ette
mar pie 3u'ubr orpB uuo bic 9retle fteleu
oeS6nl6 um 200 bis S3. 90 per Gtiif.
Grtra S72. .jO-75.OO, quite bis au5erLeiene
$5O.00-R.O0. oroinQre bis CUTE $1,000
1870 per Stud.
&0lber. -- Die Eahfrage NOR cine quite
uno Die prejie itetig bis itarf.
Drbindre uno groBe "A 4.5O-7.5O, fair bts
CUTE leidte $7.50-3.50, ertra $8.75-9.OO.
RdIber in ben aommtIitonss oduiern. -
Tancp Sax, prtma bis ouserLeiene u
8Hc, or6tndrc 4H-6%c.
q dmetne. - Die 3ufubr pon S6pets
ben mar beute perbdItntBmGBjg gerin9 uno
Die Freiie ltettg. lie Ra4fra8c wor nt9t
beoeutenD
@ute bts nuserIeTene 8erpadunoss urb
TIetideriorter So. .7O-9.15 9emt'tts Ser,
pafungsiorten S9.6O-9.70, or0irare bis
auserIeiene i9were fstt. Sdue s7.75 --
800, Grtra -, StaQs $6.75-800
Ieihte ger'arbtiortsr $9.55-9.65, G5erteE
por 10 Bfb. uro peniger S8 .75-9. .65.
e 6afeu uno 26mmer. Die 3ufubr
pom Sdafen uro &Gntmeru mar 5cnlth
qrob. bic giadfrage ntht 9rob. Sdufe fies
len nm lO--l5c uno &dmmer I'M 25c per
100 BIuno.
Shafe. Grtra s61O, cute bB aug
auserIeiene s5.65-6.O0, orbindre bis quite
$685. 80.
&dmmer. - Grtra s7.75, CUTE Bis aus.
erIeiens S7.35 - 765. orotndre bic cute
s4,50-7.2j, Jrubiabrs: gdmmer $500
800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

New 0orf. 10. Wai.


Tebt. --Sufubr $3.50 gbLs., 8erianbt
Spring gatent35.35 5.65, BinterStraigbts
S485-4g5, Winter gdtents S5.1O-5 40,
Gpring clears $4.25-3.50, Binter Grtrds
9lo. / 4.l0--4.50, go. 2 DO. $3.75-.OO,
Ranias ftrai9bts S4.90--5.0O.
ROggenmeb ift ftettg. - Fair BIG
eutss $4.25-4.45, Dolce bis fGHcg $40
4.60.
8uawet senm.bt nonttneq gu g.
q .05 per 100 Bfuno.
RatsmebL lit itett9. 5etnss Deibes
uno Belbes 81 l.40-l.45, grobes Sl.25-1.3 30,
aiInorieo $3.50.
Roggeu lit nontinea. go. 2 gBeitern
so1c T. o. 8. Rerp Dort.
Berfte 1T uontnea. NdLjaerlte S5-81e
c. !. T. uno neue 6uttergerite 69-7OIc CT.
I. Reu 0ort
8.i3en.-3ufubr 80 900 BIZ, g.rfcnbt
13l $50 gu. Rartt ututg.-Ro. Q rotber
Sl.l5 nominea c. /. {. unb Ro. aortbern
81 .20T {. o. b.
Deti6torn. - 3ufubr 1876. Ser.
iauot - ,638 8u. Wartt ftetig. Steamer
zoe, go. soc norEtuea I'M Gteoator
uno itpimmeno, Ro. 2 zoe I. o. b.
| itptmmenb.
safer. - 2ufusr 1885 gu., gsrfanbt
--- gu. Warft itetiQ. gemi'tter rs bts
| 30 8funo i6per, nonineA, r0eiBer26 bis 81
| 4funb itlrper, 46--4815c; beidlnitterer DO.
"a bis AZ gfunb i6wer 47-52%c.
Seu lit itettg. SO. ll5c, Ho. 2 100
lose, Vo 95c.
Sopf.n tftwiuiq. ctate 1909, orbirdrer
| Bis Dolce 2l-24c; 1903, orbindrsr BITS 6oice
l5-l8t; gaetfic Coat 1909. l4-l8e; 1908
| l3-1Sc.
8 aut. Trb felt. Central america
234e, gosota 22Ll-2314c.
2sber lit rubtG. acto 26-29c.
Bort iit 'tetia. Tantitp $500 -
$3.50, bort clear s25 .00-27.0O, geB $24.0O
-2f.50.
eesf tf f.tia. Tomilp sl9.oo-QO.oo.
Tes sl5.Oo-l6.O0, geefs 5htnteu S2l 90
-25.OO, 9erpaft sl2 OD-I2.50, Gttp egtrd
! Srota Res SCI .OO-23.O0.
Gut Reats iino itetiq. Gep6teLte gels
lies is - lie, DO. SAutteru So - 8>+c,
DO. Sfinteu 1916.
e9maIs lit feiter. watbbI. Beit prtna
sl3.25 -- 1875; rafftntrtes itettQ. Cont.
n.nt sl3.75. 3. u. Sl4.50, COMPOUND 10
TaI8 TIT Fau. grima Gttp 72.e, GOuntrp
| 1I-7Ic.
Saumportfaam 1T ieit-
SitH'H IU9tS St.ofs pE1t114 ~OH1i11eh ScAUFp
$7.95-S %.
getroIeum III ftetie. RaFFiuirtes Reu
Dort 1915. gbiIaoeLpeta unb Baltimore
S.75, DO. In guEt S4.25.
80 lie 1T itetig. Gomeittc 6Ieece 81
I-3ic.
Oars in rubts. etralueo, seuobuEttes
Bic eutss $3.50.
Tsrp.uttu TT Tietis gu 63-s3Hc.
Rets III ruhiI. Gin5etuii9er -5Ie
gatma 5h%-8Ic.
RolaTf.s IT ftette. geew Orleans Dper
aettle. outer bis dolce. 32--42c.
3ueer. Rober 1T itetiq. Wu5ta
paoo SO Teft 3.74e, Gentrtfusa
s8 Teit 424c, Rolafes 3uter 81
Isft 3.49. Raifiuirtsr 3uter 1T itc
tts. Cut 2oaf COS. Gruibeo 5.95c
TouI0 II" 56Oc, Cubes 5.50c, BON
eer.o 5.40c, granuI1teo 5.25c, 1tamort
,A"5.25, Gonfscttoners III" 5.15c; 30
500. SO. 2 4.95c, SO. 40, Ro.+ 4.S5c
SO. 4.S0c, Ro. 6 Abe, go. s.70c, 0o
s465c. Ro. 4.60c, go. 10 4.55c, SO. i
4.5Oc, IO. IL 4.45c, Ro. l3 4.40c, RO. i
4.40c.
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6er.-greiie ftetis. Ra'Nntrter Gut
Goat 6.65t, powbereo 6.s5, Cubes S.l0s,
srGumIoteb $3.50, Goniectioners ~" 6.85s.
Of n" .60t, peiber extra "a"
500 .30s, ertra g" 5. .io-5. l5e, oybinas
rer selber 5.O0-5.06s.
Rolaiies ift fte.ia. Rem Orleans
Open RettIe 2s-3ss, Centrifugal l5-2se
per galone.
aeis.-Rartt siemysds I.bsaft uns ftetis.
2ouiiiana, ssanep Seab 6--s1,e, prira ~
--61st, oreindrer 3a4--4H, Sapan Q -
4s per gfuuo.
rp.grohaite.
Butter.- Rartt rubie, 8reis uuperdns
bert. Tantp Greamerp 291.t, Greomers NrfiS
27t, DO. seconds 25s, fanep Tairp 2l ~ 30.
l 2Oh.e peg gfuno.
Rate. - Wartt itetis. Ohio Hat IKE,
Rorbmeftliter 71I.-lSe. Rerp Dors 1915.
s6peiser 90 --2lt. sinburser liz, Sri6
IKE per 9funo.
Gier. - Rahfrase siemIid aut, Rarii
felt. grima irtf4e Sdbnereier Ice, frits
ist, anbere 17he. ieeonos l6e per Tte..
ie mad EuaIitdt. @6nieeier 30c, guteneie,
2le per Tuseub. 8erluft db
Gefllgel. - 9adfrage gut, aHgebot
mabia. Sprius Ghidens pom liz
9fo. 30--B5e, Sunge Sibrer l9-22e, Sahne,
l5e, Sdbne lie, Truihabner l5t, auus
10e, Gnten ll--l3e, CAME STE per 9fuue
Cbft uno gemfiie.
AepfeI. Grtra fancp s500-5.50
fonep $4.o0--4.50, quite 1876 - $50 pc,
Ybl
Gitronen. ~ Rarst fietss. GaItfsruss
90 Is - rs, Neiiiua So. 90 per Rite
Drans eu.-Narst rubtg uno ftetts. =
California Rapels $500 - 800, Gloribs
| o.. $3.50 per Rite.
Grbbeeren. SaoIt6e S2.0O-2.5l
per "a Euart Crate.
aartoffe ln.-gute bis auserIeiene elm
| HEINZ icbe tt--37e, nSrolidae 35e per Bu
auf benz geIeiie. SasfartoHelu. Gdte Ser
| iep s2.75-3.o0. asnsudp $2.Oo-2.z6 pc,
DBL.
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5unse aartcfieIn. - $40 - 200 per
8uihel.
Rr aut t.-Warft ftetis. RObiIe $2.5o--
2.7o per grate.
9miebeIn.-eeIbe GLOBES 70--soe per
Bu., fuetBe Be per Bu.
Tomatoes. - 5Iorisa 81. 81. 10 per
Crate.
gurfsn.- SabH6e 75c per 0uteno.
grbisn. Sunse $50 -- LIS per
camper.
SpargeI. - I0--l5c per 8dnoel.
Gpin t-$1 % per Bbl.
RGben. --35--40e per TuBeno BinbeE.
Sanb, grobntte.
gobnen. - Rarft ftetig. Brima Wsrs
romfaft SO .75--2.s0, geiiebte uno BET Sans
gepFldte Raup So. .l5--2.4O per gu.
8 u.-Rarft rubig. so. ItmDtsp 81 90
1880, Qo. Q DO. $lo.5D--l 30, Rp. DO
5.OO--l5 80, EIse. gemif6tr go. / Sl6 so
--S17.go, Ro 2 DO. e.5.50-l %; Rlee,
SO. / sI5.5J--16.Oo. 80. z $l4.50-15.Oo
per Ton.
Rabtenfutter tff itetia. et.is sci so,
--22.50, NipbIins grobe$22 .0O-23.OO, bo.
fetne5 So. so - 24.50, eemiittcs Gutter
s22 .5o-23.50 per Tonne IN Butt uHo LOO
ntebr auf bem 6eleiie.
NOl e-Tte Rahfrd9c mar etnc STEM.
lid CUTE, Die 3ufubr genlgcuo uno Der
Martt wilis. Iie folsenoen Greiie ruurs
ben AM ShIaiie Der gSote nomboft ses
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csls. soHss sms aHisH in ssop Dsrf.

Gelb ,,on eau" mar letter tu 31 - 4S.
9rinta Gel4dftSpapiere Ipurosn gu az
5E oisfontirt.
Gterltua Grdanse III fef. -
etd,t All s4.S7 unb 90 Gage Stdt Su
81 .s35S--4.s31s.
Buupes bligatioue n paren fts'
tia unp uurben rrie folgt qnoftrt:
gsr, gtaaten Hefunotng ~ 1o0H eeb.,
IL reaiitrirte Qg25) ll4n-ll5, Gous
uous II4lI--ll51x, SO restitrirts lo21s-
iOsI, Coupons l02I-lo31s, 9auamaGOu'
puns 2S loos1-lol.
d lftieumar rft.-Ier Ncrtt mar .beute
ffou ,lno bic 3yreiie aniaggs ttarf, ipater
iepodb rpiIliaer, bofouoers gegen SdluB.-
Snsaeiammt wurosn 360, 800 attteH umse'
fest.
RafiteteHee eurie roureen uon ssr5irma
9r,ptu, Baaman Co., Ro. 22S--252 sSal'
nut gtraBe, beribtet;
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Ghicaao. Is. qRai.

Usbr.-Ter Rar.t mar rubig. Dinter
gat,n.ssi .a5-5.25, StrGigbts S4.3O-4.9O,
eprira ateuts 81 $3.50. StrGis5ts 81. 20
II IS, Baters StO0-4.90.
g9eisen. Sar Rat lib - 1l41ac,
am gdiu6 Il31Ic; iur 3uIt l0314-lO4l1e,
ain SnIub IO3ssc; fir September l0lIs-
l0l4e. aut SbIuB l0l4c.
gsli6torn. SIR Rai 601s-60He,
am Sdlus e0}.e; fir SaIt B2ss-8?2te,
am saIub 6?3se; fir September e31s-
6sL5c, am SaIus 63Ic.
safes. - Jir Nat 42l4-42>se, am
e6us 4221c; fur SuLt 4o2s - 4lc, am
e6Iub 4O94e; fir September 387s-395sc,
am 56IuB 3sHc.
RoaGeu u-Ro. 2 7S-8Oc.
Gsrite. 49, gute 5uttergerfts 81 - 56e,
gut. bis 9oice RaL3geri.e 6l--66c.
6Ia iaameu.-Ro. 2. u. 2lS1a;,
30. q. VI. 2Z9Ic.
Itmotbplaameu. - s2.85-3.OO per
Gentuer.
alesfaamen.-sl125 25 per Gentn.r.
Iesport. - S23.OO-23.25 per Obi.
Sar Rai s22.75 - 22.921l, am S6Eus
2!.S5; fur SuEi s22.75 --22.S5, am
SaIus s22.55; fir September s22.75 --
RIOS. am SdGub S22.S0.
G6maI,. = Sl3.l5 per 100 Bfune.-
fur 3uIt sl2.62la - 1915, am S6Ius
81. .T21%; fir September l2.52Ia-l2.b@ta,
an Shlub sl2.624.
sbort Rippeuie -eci.sl2. 70
I3.l2h per 100 3fo. 5ir JuI'sl2.521a-
l2 80, am S4Iu5 Sl2.5il4; ftlr September
Sl2.45 - l2.52h, am SaIub Sl2.471s-
SauIt.r Short flare Setten, osr'
pdtt, Sl3.JO-l3.75.
Butter. -Rartt rpiqiS. greamerp %
27e. Tairp 2l-25c.
Gier. - Rar.t iteti5. 5rii4s ls1a-
zoe per TaseHo.
adi.. - Rar.t fetis. Cream Ii
l41tc per gfuno.