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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-17
BOUND TO NAME t. r..
RooseveIt's Supporters Say He Will
Leave Chicago a Nominee.

Leave chicago a Nominee
Chicago, June 17.-Out of a chaos
of a break to Roosevelt from the
Taft ranks and a declaration by the
Taft managers that Colonel Roose-
veIts attempts to steal their dele
gates had met with failure, there
came the frank statement by Roose-
welt leaders that regardless of what
the final roundup of delegates may
show, Colonel Roosevelt will leave
Chicago q nominee for president.
There will be no bolt, they say, but
IL there is an attempt to make perma-
nent the temporary roll reported by
the national committee, the Roose-
Welt delegates may take matters N
their own hands, nominate Mr.. Roose-
welt in the Coliseum and claim for him
the regularity of the Republican party.
eff an attempt is made to adopt the
temporary roll made by the national
committee, which denied practically
all of our contests, the convention will
never get beyond that declared a
Roosevelt leader.
Senator Borah, talked of as the
Roosevelt candidate for temporary
chairman, discounted all talk of a
bolt
personally, do not believe there
is any chance of a third party or a
bolt" he said. History shows con-
clusively that no successful party ever
was born under such auspices. 1t
would be created half formed and
would go into the fight with the like
nhood of it's parent weighing it down..
Others among the Roosevelt sup
porters said there would be no occa-
sion for a trump" convention or for a
convention within a convention" in
the Coliseum. They base their claim
upon reported assertions among the
Taft delegates and the belief that the
colonel could control the situation in
the convention proper.
Tot hnUnNnT
confident that the president would be
the regular nominee of his party and
that their delegates would stick"
The situation continues to hinge on
the action of some southern delegates.
They appear to hold the balance of
power and conflicting claims are
made of their support.
1t was said that the Roosevelt
forces would make their stand in the
convention as soon as it is called to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-17
For saIaried Men Only.

How long would it take you either
to save or create an estate of 100000:
Ask the Government Statisticians at
Washington about it. They say the
chances are 100 to 1 that you never will.
We will show you how to do it.
If you are 35 years of age, it will
cost you now $110.80 and your $4,000
estate is assured.
S. E. BARBER, Manager,
Aetna Life Insurance Company,
New England Building.
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Topeka, Kan. June II
CAL. CANTALOUPES-Per crate 60 so
@450.
PINEAPPLES-Per crate. ssOOd3 80
ORANGES-Per box, s.. 75G3 25
LEMONS+Per box, s.. 00d525
GOOSEBERRIES-Hom grown ~.
crate, $2.75. w
CHERRIES-Per crate, s2S
BLACKBERRIES-Per crate 60 9s
ASPARAGUS-Per doz., 45c
NEW POTATOES-Per bu. $50
FLORIDA TOMAToES-Per bas,.,
TEXAS ToMAToEs-Per four bssk.,
crate, SIZE.
NEW CABBAGE-Per h.. &c.
BANANAS-Medium sized bunche.. -
bunch, ;2.0092.25; large bunchss Pc
bunch, S2.5O92.75; Jumbo buncbes PEI
bunch. 81. 1895; per H., &c. '7E
BERMUDA ONIONS-Per GUNNER Graz.
'i CRYSTAL WAX oNIoNs-Per cumu..
SPRING oNIoNs-Per dog. buncha. a.
TEXAS CUCUMBERS-Per x h., soo
SIC: large boxes, $50. "0A'
NEW BEETS-Per doz. punches ~
NEW PEAS-Per "a blu. box. 81 M
ROUND AND LONG RADISHES
doz punches, 15c. ef
CARROTS-Per doz. punches, 4oc.
LETTUCE-Per basket, 4Oc.
SPINACH-Per blu, Coo
RHUBARB-Per h., &c.
TITRNIPS-Per dOz. punches 25c
WAX BEANS-Per diamond q bp has
ket, 800.
basket, S5cGS1.00.
CHEESE-Per H.. 161k91f31o.
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T. R. IN CHICAGO
Colonies Train Pulls Into the
Station at 1857.
He Climbs Into an Auto and Is
Whisked Away.

Chicago, June 17.-CoIonel Roosevelt's
train arrived here at p. m. Saturday
He was greeted with cheers by the
many who crowded the station and
was whisked into a waiting automobile
and hurried to the Roosevelt head
quarters.
The crowd cheered wildly as Colonel
Roosevelt stepped from the train and
was greeted by the Roosevelt leaders.
Bands crashed into popular airs and
the crowd surged forward as the auto
mobile left the station gate
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JUST PLAYING ROBBER
Boys who Rolled Stone in Front of
Roosevelt Train Released.

Tarrytown, June 1.-THE three
9-year-old boys who caused an acct
dent to the train carrying the Roose-
Welt party to Chicago Friday were
released without punishment by Judge
Armstrong here Saturday.
They explained that they We're
"playing robber" on the terrace above
the tracks and had started to dig a
cave in the embankment just beneath
the boulder when the big rock became
loosened and rolled down to the track.
The rock did not touch the rails they
said and they kept on playing, think
ing no more of it until the accident.
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ROOSEVELT PARTY
Letters Patent Are Filed Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg, June 17.-Attorneys rep
resenting five citizens filed letters pat
ent for the Roosevelt party in COM
mon pleas court here today. The petit
ton recites that the signers are resi-
dents of Allegheny county and have
adopted the name of 1.-The Roosevelt
party to designate the party or policy
of themselves and their associates.
They statet it is their intention to
place in nomination a full ticket for
all offices to be voted on in Allegheny
county at the November election.
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H-ew york Money Market.

New york, June 7.-MONEY-Money on
call steady, 21kG2Ts per cent; ruling rate,
27s per cent; closing bid, "a per cent; Of
fered at per cent. Time loans, steady;
GO days, 8 per cent; 80 days, to ga per
cent; months, S1zto ga per cent. -,
CLOSE: prime mercantile paper, 3A to
per cent
hills and at s4s7.45 for demand. Com
SIIWER-Bar silver, 61Ac; Mexican dol
lars, 4Sc. .s-. ,,,
road bonds easy.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
easy. Creameries, 21@25c; Diaries, 21d24c.
EGGS-Market steady. Receipts 1880
cases; at mark, cases included, 151zG161sc;
ordinary firsts, Ice; firsts, 17d171zc.
CHEESE-Market steady. Daisies, 14@
141zc: twins 1331z1132zc; Young Americas,
141l@141kc; Long Horns, 14I141zc.
POTATOES-Mar weak. Receipts, old,
81 cars: new, 50 cars. Old, $110@115; new,
$1.40d1. so.
POULTRY-Alive, weak: turkeys, 12c;
chickens, 12c; springs, 25G30c
VEAL-Market steady, S@11c.
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through fattening US out L will give a
definite statement of our strength"
Senator Dixon evinced considerable
Interest in a report that he and Senator
Bcrah had advised Col Roosevelt not
to come to Chicago. He denied he had
told Mr.. Roosevelt not to come IT
simply reported the situation to Mr.
Roosevelt" said the senator, "and he
decided TO come
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Killed by Motor Buss.

London, June 17.-Rev. J. S. Weld,
an American clergyman, was run over
and killed by a motor buss today in
Cockspur street. busy west end
thoroughfare. He had just left his
hotel for a stroll. Mrs. Weld, who had
gone to her bankers, learned of the
tragedy only on her return to the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-17
OFFERS NO FIGURES
Senator Dixon Merely Says Roosevelt
Has Enough.

Chicago, June 17.-Asked if he had
any definite claim of Col. Roosevelt's
delegate strength as the temporary roll
call now stands Senator Dixon declined
to make any statement except that,
I'VE have enough. OF course 1 say
yes when you ask me about dele
gates,'' the senator continued, land
just as soon as the steam roller gets
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-17

New York June MISUNDERSTANDING
unsettled and lower. Creamery extras,
2615@27c.
CHEESE-Market firm.
FCzGSLMarket steady. Fresh gathered
extras, 21@22c.
POULTRY-Alive, dull and uncertain;
dressed, easier; western broilers' 2SqSoc;
fowls 13@14c; turkeys, 13G23c.
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TEMPORARY ROLL CALL.
How the Delegates Stand in a Lineup
on Paper.

Chicago, June 1.-THE temporary
roll of the Republican national con-
vention is completed. With the end
ing of the national committee con-
test feature of the campaign the pa
per strength of the various candidates
apportioning all the uninstructed del
egates according to the best obtain
able information as to their leanlngs,
appears at this time to be as totaled
in the. following tabulation. The to-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-17
Postponed on Account of Rain.

Washington, June 17.-Rain spoiled
the prospect of a clash between Re
publican and Democrat congr sssmen
on the baseball field Saturday. Represen-
tative Webb, of North Carolina, cap
tain of the Democrat nine called off
the game cit will b. held he said,
::some time next week, legislation and
weather permitting''
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sionaI district of Louisiana, said to me.
If you will come over with the L. h
crowd here is a thousand dollars,
which, of course, 1 refused, and at the
same time he had the money in his
hand and attempted to count it out tc
me. / male this sworn statement"
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Chicago Live Stock NTarket.

Chicago. June 1.-CATTLE-Receipt
p 900. Market weak. Beeves, So IOG9 20:
Texas steers. $6.6Ods.20; western steers.
$6.50dS. %; stockers and feeders, s. 25d6. IS :
cows and heifers, $2.90dS.25; calves, $500
$50.
HOGS-Receiptps $4,000 Market slow.
Light, $6.9097.30; fixed, $6.95d7.35: heavy.
s6.90a7. 45; rough. s690G7.1O; pigs, So 4Oa6. 10
bulk of sales, $7.25G7.35.
SHEEP-Receipts $1,000. Market slow
Native, $3.156570: western. $35005. 70 ;
yearlings, $4.75G7.O0; lambs. native 81. $50
500; western, $4.509S.O0.
Kansas City Live stock Market
Kansas City, June 17-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 including $500 southerns. Mar
ket steady to 10c lower. Native steers.
$6.60g9.25; southern steers. $550dS.25;
southern cows and heifers, $3.50G5.S0; ma
tive cows and heifers, $3.OOGs. 40; stockers
and feeders, $4.00G6.75; bulls, $4.00d6.50;
calves, $4.50G8.25; western steers. $500
$50; western cows, $S.50q6.50.
HOGS-Receipts 1900. Market &c to 10c
lower. Bulk of sales, $715d735: heavy,
$7.S5q7. 40; packers and butchers, T25q74O;
lights. $1O0G7.25; pigs, $5.75d6.75.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Muttons, $375Q5.O0; lambs, $7O0QS.S5;
range wethers and yearlings, $3.75d6.50;
range ewes, $3.00G4.25.
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TAFT LINES FIRM.
Continued from Page one.)

tried to familiarize themselves with
their duties.
The headquarters of the national COM
mittee was besieged by hundreds seek
ing tickets of admission. Among them
We're many newspaper men. More than
1000 requests for seats at the newspa-
per tables have been received by the
committee which had only 500 places at
its diSposal
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Mary Brown Defeats Miss Sears.

Philadelphia, June 17.-Miss Mary
Brown, of California. Saturday won the
American lawn tennis championship in
singles by defeating Miss Eleanor Sears
of Boston in the final round of the
women's national championship tour
nament
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Topeka nav Mort.o,

FURNISHED by . A. Beck. 2iz-a1t ca.
Topeka, Kan, June 1T
PRAIRIE HAY-No. 1, $500; No ~
NEW ALFALFA-Choice, $500: No q,
5000. 49, l.
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IOIal.
These figures are liable to be dis
puted by the leaders of both the IaIt
and Roosevelt forces, the inside fig
ures of the former being six more
than those given in the above table
while the inside figures of the Roose-
welt side reduce the Taft strength
close to the $40 dead line. PuDIlciy
the Roosevelt managers declare their
candidate has a clear majority as
matters now stand, but they present
no details to back it up. Privately
supporters of the former president
on the national committee ADMIT mat
tbe temnorary roll as completed by
the committee shows a margin over
the line for Taft, but rest their nope
on the inability of the president to
hold it for the next three days.
The Paner Lineup.
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w steady: Muscovadc, 50 test 3:36d3. 42c:
Centrifugal, 90 test. SS6@3.szc; molasses' 81
test. 3.1iM317c; refined, quiet
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*One New York delegate has announced
his intention of voting for Charts E.
Hughes, and two Pennsylvania delegates
have declared for Robert L. Lincoln.
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st. Joe, June. F.-CATTLE. y 81
Gov and heifers, Sc. 35d3.55; calves, $425Q
% Hgocs-Receipts $500. Market 5Q10c
lower Top, $745; bulk OF SAFES, $@4oQI 90.
lambs S7.55G9.00.
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Topeka GraI.l NTarket-

(F'urnished BY ]. B. Billiard, corner Kan.
oaS ave. and Curtis st.I
Topeka, Kan, June II.
wHEAT-e5c9$Loo '
KAFFIR CoRN-Per cwt., s1SOa1ss
OATS-50c.
CORN-74c.
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(Canot use straight grass cattle unless
they have had considerable corn)
Market price paid for dry lot cattle
If you will favor us with your fndlIfrea
advising number of head, quality. are
you an offer or arrange Tor our buyers
to call on you.
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Topeka, Kan, June IL
EGGS-Fresh country, 17c
POULTRY-Hens, all sizes, &c: broiIers
springs, 10c; old cocks SC: ducks. 7c:
geese, SC; fat young turkeys, I2c; old
turkeys, 10c.
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roueka Marketa

FURNISHED by the Chas. Violin Packiaa
Co, yards close at noon Saturday. we
cannot use pigs, thin sows or hoRa
weighing less than ITO lbs. Do not mar
ket hogs unless same are well finished
as We cannot use half fat stun. We rfVs
below prices effective at once, until fur.
Their notice.1
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cotton Marker.
e. Joe Live Stock Market.

Galveston. Tex, June i-C0TTON-
Market unchanged, 12l4c
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Topeka Hide Nrarl...

Iouotations Furnished iSs by James c. su,,,
Topeka. Kan. June y
GREEN cyRIE5iR Lc. HsIiR6iEsSENatlves. No
SulIs and Stays. s1zGs1sc; Horse tTgidlc'
Sc 81. O0d3.5O; No. 2. $50. N-oeA
TAI.LOw-445c.
MEXICO, 10Q1c.
DRY H1DEs-Butchers heavy, 2o4s1,o.
drv salt, l34lbc-
Roma. light medium, Is02Oc. 49, ia-
neoiurn 14Q16c; Light Fine I1zlsark
Topeka Wheat Market
rFSurnfshed by the Shawnee AfIlltne
No. hard-s1-04. A.
No red-t1.04.
Lower grades 1c SCALE
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Butter and Ezrs


Furnished by The Continental creau...
Co. Topeka. Kan.l
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NEW YORK EGGS-is01isIhc, June II.
CHICAGO EGGS-I7G171kc
CREAMERY BUTTER-Cbica -
N. Y, &c; Elgin' 25c; Topeka whoiesSsJ1cs'
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r.,s.. civ lave stock Sales.

1.-THE following sales Were made this
morning at the Stock Yards ards kansas Kansas
City and reported over long distance
CIay. Robinson & Co.. live stock COM
mission merchants. with offices at all
marketS.l
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Topeka Fruit and Produce nfarka,.
FURNISHED by Sam1 Il. Lux WhoieSsI.
Fruits and Iroduce.I
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Topeka Butter. Eggs ana. PouItry.
FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing cal
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Kansas City, June 17--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $500 head. Market strong to I0c
higher. Bulk of sales. s7.2047.35; top. $40.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head Market
strong.
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Topeka. Kan. June II.
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fluctuations furnished by James n s..
Hide Co., Jos East Third SIT Slnit
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Atitsas. Is. Nopemb,r.


wttt. MART Hnu u. 1ot nisorie,r. hin /.
Gyrius : 1teutsst.25-5.1s, 6traiasts 400
-4.25 Nat.rt s3.60-3.80.
8et,.n. --Hur DECEMBER 86k-s734e,
am ShIus 865ge; fur Wai 921S-9336c
an shlus 92Hs; fir JuIi S~s58-s97sc, am
ShIus 1886.
8elAtsru fir DECEMBER 47s4-
49t, am HIuS 4734c; fur gtei 4756-4SISt,
am ehtut 473sc; fir SuIi 4s19-4slse, am
ShIus 4ske. "
Safer.-tar December 80ass-305se, nm
ehlus 3036e; fir Tai 32-sa4, am
sdlab 3at; iir Juti 32ls - 321@r. AM
Shlus 321Se.
Nsssex.- 70. 2 zoe.
otrhe. - Cat. s%Htt.rs.ras aisle,
gate bis astct StaI3a,rf. 55-70c.
Simstss a a - reese s2.7S
-3.75 Ser gentntr.
Alstfasmen. - $13.0o--l7.5o per
gentner.
Nesssrt- sl6.75-l7.oo. SIR 9Op.mber
1873, am Shlus 1893; fir Sanuar
318.55,--la.67H, an S6lub $ls.55 fIr
Dtdi SIS. l7R-18.3 SO = ,antShlab $1S.17is.
Sem al a. $l1.05-1I15 Der i0e 3fo.
Mir aoeember $l1.05-1I. 10, am Shius
gill fur DECEMBER SO. 82h-10.S7k, am
Shlrs $10.S5; fur 9anuar SIC. 6s-10.60,
nm Shlus $10.57h; flr Nai 1920 -
10. 80, ON Sdfus $l0.2 2
ebsrt Hisy.uFc! te n - Pei. $l0.25
1880 per 100 Viz. 6ar 9dunar SO. OIL
-10.10. am eGIuB $l0.I21s; Fir Mai
So s2f--9.s7h, AM shluS 1921
3utter. - Nsr,t ia fetia. Eream.rieb
$3.50, Darn 2s-30c Der Yfxns.
gier. - Nartt it t.tig. trif6e ~ -
PC pes Oxtsxl.
"a Re-. Mar.t III tetis. Sr.aa 16A-
tic per $fans.
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JlufsW
cincinnati, Is. gfobsmb'

aincinuatt, 16. @onemb:r.
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zen unb osrielbe 6atte gs'tern abenb bel bic.
iigsrStGbt siueu Eansrtanp BON les eus.
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Ses start9.n Tastt bier ell:
Sittssura, ~. Del ftus BAT .ia.n
NaHsrtars ben go 6nt unh iddt.
Yart.rssurs. 3. 81. De- 5fui Sat
etn.n Aafe.fans ssn 81 tus uns fdlt.
gatlettsbur1. e.. Der Slus hat einea
BaFerfaus bon l2.5 Gus uns fdat.
AanaSha faIts. y. So. Der slus
bat einen @ah.-tano ssn 2.3 Gus nns 'teigt.
gbsrt.stsn, %. ga. Der 5lus Bat Ell .
n.a 8aHsrfans BON TT 6ui ans fsist.
81. s~I.afant. B. 81. Der SIus bat
.in.n 8aFerfsns Bon 8.7 6ui sus fGat.
Ssrtsmsuts. D. D.i Slu, 6tt etu.n
@aF.rkass ssu 1872 gus uns idat.
esaissitt.. q. Dr. Slus blt sinsn
8aHtrtaas ben s.8 Gus uns itsist.
e~saassttt.. aa). DIR FLu3s1t .tH.E
8~aFsrtaRs ssH 10 Gus uns iteist.
Setrs, II. De- 5[ui BAT eiu:H &sfec.
tare bon 1919 Sas uno fGut.
T.mpbis, Seua. ser EluB bal ein.n
@aTcraono bon 1915 GUS uHo fdat.
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9dgltdber marttsB eri4t.

Gineianati, Is. 9obenber 1912.
Die R~a6fsIeeabea nustirausen b.,ishex
I'D nnr aaf onersS frasSattisxea. Del
i~Ieinsrsn 0ei4ditea perses etsas tS5ere
4rsiie bere4net.
SrsbtfisReM.
Ger MART sar rxbts, bic Yeeifs aetio.
G1xalt. %rina ctesn $11.05-l1.I5
f.s.L
frsfsuseiatienes 6I.ifS. Star,t
i~Diuiser. ebert clear esiisn IL - AYE,
ftsrt AiStenieitsn 1lA - l2t, ertro issrt
clear eeiten III - l2e, edulters liz
Ike, 1saies 1924 - 1876 lsfs zHS i.
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ten IL - 1875. fnr3e &ittenieitex l2L-
l3e, EXTRA hort clear esi,ss 12A-l3e,
G4xItera 12l4-121xe xnS Heaies 13sI-14Ls
tsiexxS A<t Der pfanS mebr serpa6t.
sugar Cured Gleif&. Narit III fetis.
AK : IL. sr.aiiaa pss.a 20 y FL
eAuItera IL = 12x, Res vsri Gst cSul.
tern l2tn %, trs<ess Dsef. eAiaies
6ItseIS6eItes EIeifA.-1Rarttfet.
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4trnit e9ultern 10k-l1lIe, e&ultern lOs,
-!l14e, f5srt Aitpexleiten llA-l1Ls, ftsri
tlare 6eitex 11k-llAs, e5tra bort 6eiteu
11hz-llks Bellies 131-l5s<s per SfuHs.
1esf Garta5 I0-13e.
We'll unb 0etreib..
9eetl.-Aeues 0iatsr Yateat 44.e0--5.0O,
Dinter Eaues $4.56-4.7o. Hiater GaniIi
N.OO-.15, Grtra $~3.76-3.SO, srSinares
S8.45-3.66. Garter Neiaea yAtsnt $4.8O-
S.lS. b. fanes $4.40-.60bs. 6aniIs S4.0(
-.25, NsssenmebL, nerssefti4 semif4t.i
t4.6O-.70, reines City $4.7S--4.96, aemiia.
teS N.60-4.80 tsr Nal
0etlea. - Nartt ftet;s. 10. ; 70.
ther mtater iO3 - lose, -. 8 Do. 81 :
102e. -. 4 rstlsr 80 - 92f per Du1bsI
gerfanit mxsbtm: / Gar so. 4 rst9er Min.
ter az l06e, / Gar 30. 3 DO. su 10Oe, 25t
0u. ~. 2 rst9er init eafer su l0Ac ani ben
Osleiie.
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Efnlprt. Is. Nehtlnber.

80 w
Nebr.- sufatr 2s,111 BbIs., 8.rfsnst
19,497 Dbn.-Der Warft mar beute piais.
Ssrins Yatent $~4.45-4.7S, sSinter etraibst
$4.45--4.55, @inter 8at.nts $4.65-5.IO,
6srins elears $4.15-i.45, @iuter grtra !.
no. / $~4.O5-4.15, ae. 2 DO. $~s.95-4.0s,
Aanfas Straigbts S4.l0-a.20.
Mssaenme5 sar heute ipiaia. Eair
tissutes $3.65-3.91, 4ote. bic lance 1896
-4.05.
Sudnei,eu mebE mar ruhig Az $500
-2.05 Der loo STunb fair bis qut.s $.2S5
-s.I5, asice bis fanep $5.00-5.25.
Waismebl taum ntiia. -Getnes Deiies
ars seIbts $1.55-1.70 srsbss $l.50--l.55,
kifnsr;eb So rs.
Su&peisen nomin.T. xm.riean s.:
unS Ganasian 3d. c. I. I. 9em Bort.
Mssasn 1T 'piaig. 80. 2 8.tsru e8s
C.. |. 7. Hahals.
sert. 1T piais. = stslaserts 57-7oe
{. II. Tufalo.
Beiaen.-sufnar 28s,4o0 gu.. s,rfenbt
49, $50 Su. Dtartt III niGis. 30. 9 u.uer
tpther 108t c. /. 7. i'm 6I.bator unb 1926
(. Oh f6nimmens. Re. / stsrtstrn SuIuts
974e IS. fa%pimmtns.
. enAfsrn.- 5ufubr LIPS, Berfanst
1911 gu. yeartt 1T winis. export ~. 9
1886 i'm alesatsr uns 54t |. s.b. ibnims
menb.
4af.r.-sufusr 81 100 su., 8sfsnst
7175 gu. Der Narst 1T ntIia. 6tansars
iptis.r 371kc auF benz 8deii., Sc. . neiier
s9e. SO. 8 1876, 30. 4 a6e.
3.a III rubis. -Srima l20;, ~. l 1875,
10. 2 l0Oe. 10. 3 got.
SsbF.n lit piaia.-etate srbirSrer Bis
Asice 1912, 26-33; 1911, 12-17t; -.
ti6t Seat srstndrtr Bis Gsies 1912, II -
24c. 1911 17-l9e. =
$1sts fas ,feH. - Gemtrst 1m.rica
s5lSt, goasta 28k--2sLe.
Seber it feM. ferIsS 27-2se.
Ssrt in hstis. EanIs $23. 90 100,
tsrt clear s~22.00--24.52 Wsf $3.50
1880.
Sect il fart. 6ani.s s2s. oo--24.oo.
Nt tls.o)--19.o1. ss.f.e htnt.r $2s.o)
81. 80.
Sxt Neats Tns Hetia. s.,st.I. Del.
li9, 10 Bis Ia SID, 13-l3Le, DO. Shsl.
terms H-3ke, 10. e&txt.n 14e.
ShmaIs ia pigio. gtissle BET brima
s1l.25-l1.35; Saffnitter III it.tia. Gsxti
Rent sH.95, 6. 4. 1870, Ssmpssns
-s1lt.
falsia rubia. Sriaa Sita ~ sIe
Gssntrh 8-63le, Sp.cial TIE.
mS slIfa % 81 i'll ptaia.-
trima rsses III 4.90-5.o2, srima Conner
stlbet So 10 s. 90.
drstexn II H.til. Haffnirte,
aeD ysrtts.35, s5ilas.ts3ta u1se Ilttm,t.
3 1885, ~. in 8ult 81 IS.
safe II rusis. Gsm.eit tI..ss Dsis
31-32t.
oar, it rubia. etrain.s. s.sSbnr6.,
Bic sutes So. 3O--6.50.
ferbeWtin III piDia II 42c.
Stis ii fer. - Gizseimii6er 5A--et
Satna 8H-6Ae.
WsIaif.s fetis. Mes crI.sHs Or en-
Aettle, outer bis Asiee, 3T-52c,
1nfer. - Refer in ftetia. Euseasss,
~ Eel, 3.55c. &entriFusal IS f.a 4.05c,
ysIaFes.3u4sr 90 feR B.30e. aafTxirt.,
ia ruhis. Gut 9saf 5.70e, Gruis.s 5.60s
Sesuls II" s.25s. Sxb-s 5.1s., Sspser.s
S.05e, oraautat.S AGO., EiamsuS II,
400, Ssuf.ttisners ~" 4.7St, 10. l 4.65
70. 24.6oc, ne. s4.55r. no. 44.50e, Sc. s
4.45, Re-. 8 %.4)c, Rs. I 4.35t, no. s4.3ot
sts.1 4.25e, Re. lo4.23:, Re. IL <.16, re
IL 4.1os. ns. Is 4,o1.i RI. Il %.o5:.