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The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
.nouT CUT WOi.sls

TomatOeS, capDhSe, sWeeS Po'"
zoos and other vegetables ana gar
Ssn plants. and especially those
which are started under glass ana
,rausplanted, are subject 10 ser
,niis injury by cut worms. They ap-
nsar sometimes in great numbers III
snrlng in early summer ana ire
ouently do severe injury before
Geir ravages are noticed. Ihe
wethod of attack is to cut of the
Young plants at about the surface OF
ibe ground. and as these insects
are of large size and Voracious
feeders. they are capable OF des-
rowing many plants in single
night, frequently more than they
can devour.
During the past two years these
insects. working generally through.
ami the United States. DESTROYED
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
,yorth of crops. BY the timely ap-
nlications OF remedies. however. 1t
was demonstrated by the depart
nent OF agriculture through field
agents and others OF the bureau or
entomology engaged in the investl-
eation OF insects injurious to truck
crops and sugar beets in some OF
the principal trucking regions =
notably at tidewater Virginia. in
southern Texas. in the vicinity OF
Rocky FORD, Colo, in southern Cali
fornia, in the vicinity OF Sacra-
mento, Cal. in Stark county. Ind,
and in some other regions-that
these insects can be readily con-
rolled, large areas being success
mllv treated. The usual method of
control is by use OF poisoned bats.
Take bushel of dry bran, add
one pound of arsenic or paris green,
and mix it thoroughly into mash
with eight gallons of water. in
which has been stirred half gal
Ion of sorghum or other cheap mo-
lasses. After the mash has stood
several hours, scatter At in Jumps OF
about the size OF marble over the
fields where injury is beginning to
appear and about the bases of
PLANTS set out. Apply late in the
day so as to place the poison about
the plants over night. which is the
time when cut worms are active.
Apply a second time il necessary.
When cutworms occur in un-
usual abundance, which happens
locally. and sometimes generally. in
some seasons, they exhaust their
food supply and are driven to mi
carte to other fields. his they do,
literally in armies, assuming what
is called the army-worm habit. At
such times 1t is necessary to treat
them as we do army worms.
While the methods We have been
advised are valuable in such cases,
these remedies may be too slow to
destroy all the cutworms and one
must, therefore employ other meth
DDS. These include trenching.
dtching. and plowing OF deep
burrows in advance of the travelling
cutworms to trap them. and the
dragging Of logs or brush through
the burrows.
Ii the trenches can be filled with
water, the addition, of a small
quantity of kerosene 80 as to form
thin scum on the surface will prove
fatal. In extreme cases barriers Of
fence boards are erected and the
Lops smeared with tar or other
sticky substances to stop the cut
worms as they attempt to crawl
over.
Clean cultural methods and rota-
tion of crops are advisa BILE. as also
fall plowing and discing. Many
cutworms can be destroyed where
1t is possible to overflow the fields.
This is particularly applicable where
irrigation is practiced.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18

Kersey, April l2.-Mr. and Mr.. n
brooks entertained the Dinner club I, :,
night and one of the fat,est iuiciest ,,r
keys OF the Kersey district pav. NJ, =.
lie tor the good of the cause, and 1,m.
as "a beautiful dream 10 the d;ni.'.
.aole after passing through the sk;,,f',
aa. aamus 0' ,., Tue hostess. There were twenty
covers laid, and following the dime -, ,
en''c'ng game Of Travel" was pl.vsa
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall DE VII 81.
entertain the club at its next mee,iro
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
KERSEY NOTES
CLEAN UP DAY

Kersey, April IL Followins
Nayor fuckers proclamation for q
clean up day on April Is there Is
a great demand for rakes. hoes and
brooms today and the man and
woman behind the hoe is every
where present on Kersey premise
TODAY. The mayor hit on the happy
idea of tagging" the citizens and
had a hundred or SO tags printed
bearing the words Lets have q
clean Kersey, keep busy April is
There has been great demand for
the tags and each kerseyite is
proudly wearing one while he
beautifies his door yard.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Eyes Suffer At Peckham

Peckham. April l5-High winds Of
Saturday did little damage here except
to blow dust into eyes and houses. All
the housekeepers of Peckham are busy
this morning with brushes and brooms
and farmers are arranging to get into
their fields to continue planting beet
seed. The ground was sufficiently moist
to prevent the seed recently planted from
blowing ont.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
THE MAN AND THE HOUR

Golfers does not share the un-
friendly view of the president. 1t
credits him with attractive qualities
and with certain admirable policies.
About reciprocity he was right and
most OF the "progressives" alto
gether wrong. The arbitration
treaties safeguarded our national
Interests sufficiently and were i'm
portant for the welfare OF the
world. The Aldrich plan needs seri-
Gus amendments for safety, and
also serious enlargements, especi-
ally for cooperative agricultural
credits, but the presidents realiza-
tioa of the pressing need of its cen
tral principle is in favorable con-
trAGt with the insurgent position.
Tho tariff board has done good. The
efficiency board Is needed and ex-
cealent At the end of the Ballinger
Aght, the president put into the
cabinet as suitable a man as could
Be found in the while United States.
His appointment, not long after, of
Stimson, could not have been bet
tered.
The reasons why MI Taft ought
Aot to be renominated are never
tAeless most weighty and most
clear. First, and conclusive, three
quarters Of his own party object to
A1s denomination, and it is very
dangerous to ride over the decided
Wishes of large majority. We pass
b. concrete errors, like the Payne
Aldrich speeches, the Ballinger con.
troversy, the abandonment of Wiley
for Wilson, the veto of the wool bill
AAd come back to a general prin
ciple. This IL a democracy and Mr.
TAFT does not understand the ma
3orfty or respond to it. He canno
Hear the rumblings ahead. He doe
= realize with intensity wha
causes unrest in this country an,
what is hurrying US forward t,
troubles like those now being fac
I'd in England and in France. Onl
one thing can save us from sharl
class conflict on large scale. Tha
one thing is unhesitating and rapi'
movement in the direction of tn
prevailing moral sense. Mr.. Taft
mind and his natural association
arc hesitating and critical, Will
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Epworth League Elects

Evans, April 1.-The Epworth
League of the Methodist church
held its annual meeting at the
home of the pastor, rev. Richard
son, last night and elected the fol
lowing officers: Miss Henrietta
Reed, president; Misses Alice Craig,
Constance Price, Gertrude Huff-
smith and Phoebe Neimeyer, vice
presidents; Miss Ethel Craig. NacrA-
tary; Miss lone Jones, treasurer .
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Profit in Chicks

Port Luptou April 17-Mrs. Frank
Arnold living near town has proved that
there is profit in selling little chicks hav.
ing already sold Sc worth of them thi.
spring. She runs several incubator.
which hatch we'll bred chicks and ha.
created a good market for her fowls
Eggs and spring frys bring in good
income each month to the energetic
woman.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
To Consider Saloons

Miiliken, April l5-rhe town board will
meet tonight to consider reducing the
saloon licenses from 81 500 to 500 per
year. There are three saloons affected.
1t will also consider the position Of Geo.
Sedman of Denver, who claims to have q
contract as city engineer. He was
elected to the Office which VAS after.
ward declared vacated.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Little Girl Dies

Kersey April l7-1rene. the FIVE year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rey-
nolds, died At St. Joseph's hospital in
Denver yesterday at noon following an
operation. The child has been i'll for
some time and an examination revealed
that abe suffered with = malignant growth
on the kidneys. The family lost child
by death last summer and the blow Of
yesterday falls particularly tard.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18

those of leader today must be
obedient. foreseeing and recon
structive. Because, therefore, he
lacks industrial vision, he cannot
embody the popular desires and
needs. For him to be forced upon
the party, against the prevailing
will. would controvert self rule. 1t
would embitter the mutterings, al
ready loud, against government by
privileged minorities.-Collier
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Dckerson Funeral

Windsor. April l6.-The funeral ser.
vices Of Mrs. 6. X. Dickerson we're held
in the NJ. E. church at IL O'Clock this
mospiuG. A minister from Fort Collins
o6iciated and large number Of friends
from Fort Collins, Windsor and vicinity
attended.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Lodge in New Hall

La Sale April l7-For the frs, tim.
the members of the I.O.OF. Lodge held
their meeting in the new Fraterna, b,u
to be their meeting place henceior,b
Three members were put through m.
second degree; the were High Cerv;r
5. Johnson and Chas. Milroy
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18

Gilcrest, April 11.-This locality
has contracted As acres for the
growing OF tomatoes lor a Denver
canning factory. Beet seed planting
begins next week and every farmer
and his hired man is in the fields
hurrying on the spring work.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18

me estate of Arthur Aspinwa,,
prooated in the county court Tn"sa vas
.ne entire estate was lef, to his wifi, N.
Minnie Aspinwall. mrs.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
another Citizen Arrive

-. po,n 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar rob,..
.. At Lasalle, daughter supdav .onhson
'e condition OF the mother is se,iou.
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Seutibe Sanbsleute i'm
Muslaane.
Bon Garl 9rauer.
/. Die frete RepubIif.

Die io3ialbemotratii6e 8ereinigung
.5rsie RepubIif" eriittrte beretts, als
9ranspaal ielbit nod 9lnfpruh auf
oisies itol5s gpit6eton erbob unb nod
niht bem gritsnreibe als 3oIonie an
gsb0rte. - Dap it6 unter Den 5ablz
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fden 9eretn griinbeten, iprah nur fiir
ihr alIsgeprdgtes SoliDdritdtsg gefiibl,
uno Dab iie iih BEL Der por3unebmenz
ben Saufe auf bic raoitale geSeidnung
,5rsie Republit" sinigte. tonnte man
pobl me6r uls ben 9tusbrut Der Grz
fiillung ibres SDeals aIs bes Strebens
oarna4 anieben. 0enn tein Staatsz
antpalt unb teine politiI6e Poli5ei
1t0rte ihre nWeetings", ipelhe Ibeno
fir 4bsnb in ,5be German 8eerban"
am martet Square itattfanosn unb
no rnan6 bDIes Wort iiber bic permQ=
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9eihimpft fpuroe trdftig unb pisl,
heute auf ben olten Ohm 8aul ariiger
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geraoe traf, balo 10, balo 10. Sn Ell
mem 2anoe, no man 10 friih unb frei
BON Der 2eber 5prehen tonnte. fiiblten
iih bic 9enDifen natiirlih eliidlih unh
sufrieben - fait bate i6 gefaet: tpie
5u Sduie.
Die rJreie Republit" bate nutiirlidJ
aud ibren Prdiibenten, tpie ale Res
publiten, unb bieIsr hteB 0ein Spetez
beer unb mar aus 6amburo. 6ein
Spetebeer bate piel BON Der Welt qez
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ais Shiffs3immermann Die Saeant
bur6ouert unb mar felt Sdbrssfriit
BEL ,iner grpBen engliihen 6olsfirma
in johannesburg por 4nter eeaangen.
9Th, Mlter, ieine @rfabrune unb feline
unerfhiitterlihe Huhe tparen fir Die
meiit iunsen 9enoHen beitimmenb eez
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uno 5ar 3afriebenbeit Ieinsr Greunne,
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8dbrsno Der nlhfen "a Stunoen miro
Der 6lub beinate uuoerdnoert bleiben. @si-
tern Hbenb hattie osrislbs bel bie'iger StQot
siusn @aFeritauo BON 1873 Gus.
Di. fs[ssnsea D.s.fa,1 trafen sa5rens
ses seRrtg.n Cages bier eia:
Sittssurs, 81. DIR FtuT bat ein.n
8aT.reane BON SO Gus une fdut.
$arterssurq. Is 81. Or Jtut Sat
.iH.n 1aFerfuub bon So GUS uHs fdQt.
gatletts5arr p. Der S(ui h1: eiueu
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bat eiuen lSaferHano bon o.5 Gus HHs iteigt
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nsn BaTsrHanb BON 6.8 Gus uub ftsbt.
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.in.u BaferHono sou 3.8 gus unO itebt
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ssuF.rsasD bon SO GUS unb Fsigt
9sutsstl(e. "a Der 5lus ia sinen
BaF.rtano ben 8.8 6ut uub iaut.
ssaussitte. 1ro. Der Mus BAT .in.u
MafertaaS psu 40 SHs uHs fdQt.
eetrs, 81. Der FIui b1t elasH RaFer.
fanb bon 81 Gus uub fdat.
Memphis, E.uu Der Slus Bot eins n
8anerfanb bon 8.5 5us uRb fdut.
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SIS, b. fancp $4.4O--4.80so. Hamils $4.OC
--4.25, asasenmebl, norpnenliA semii6 6tel
$4.60-4.70, rsines 9th t4.75--4.9 semil6.
tes S4.60--4.80 per Dbl.
3eiiea.- Narft lebtait ano itetis. slo.
fsther Dinter I08 - l11e, 70. 8 Do. 102-
107t. 30. rotser 76-100c per Baibel.
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su l10c, ! Gar Io. 3 DO. gu 1064c, / Gal
DO. gu 1866, 800 gu. DO. nit @ern ,u 106,
anf bsm @sIeiie.
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letter. no. 2 neises 70--71c, 80. 8 nei5es
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form 67-70e. seIbes Do. 66--see, a.miiftes
bs. $3.50 per Duibel. Bertauft nurben:
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Der 3ails ben $l.8S Der Saaca..
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9inb nieb. - Die Idhfrase NOR cine
CUTE unb Die preiie Der beiTeren Bleifherlors
ten fart une in einioen Sdllen stipds bober.
Stoders uni ,Seebers paren ebenfous in gu.
ter 9aAfrass. Dtl4tu6e mar.n fetig bis
fart.
sanne sties. braht.n s6.50-8.00, ertra
- faaes ...... O&f.H $2.75--6.75,
i5leilherftiere S4.50-775, auserl.iens bis
ertra $6 85-775, Seiiers S3.75-5.75, aus.
erleien. bis srtra $600-6.75, Fanep -
Fube $2.50--4.85, auserleism Bis ertra $500
--6.75, Gamers $250--3.75, Stsders ans
8eebers 81 50-7.00, Stod. Seifers s4.00--
800. Stodsaibe $5.00-4.00.
Bulle n. - Gnfang5 mar Der Warft ites
ttq, lpdter absr Hau unb fhnah uno nm 10
-15c nieoriaer, oa Die 3uiubr ar0brr tpuroe.
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S4.65--5.35, ertra $5,40-5.50, istte 8ullen
*5.00-5.75.
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fielsn um 25c.
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quite bis aussrLeieae Berpadunss. unb
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sunasiortsn So 60-8 90, orbiadrs bis aus.
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$3.50 - $40, Staas s450 - 775, I.itte
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gfuno uns fpeniaer 81 00-6.75
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ST. 25-2.75, gtutttriAaie s3.50-4.25.
26mmer. Grtrn brahten S6.7s, quite
Bis auserIefen. S6a5-6.65. srbiHdrs bis
fair. s4.25--6 10 guqs $2.50-4.00.
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EEitaos. l6. Sftebtr 1912

strbstes.- 8.eoes s. 50-1O85, 3erss
eti.rs s. 50-5.85, p.fliae etiers $50
900, Stsd.rs uns Seebers S425 - 725.
ais. unS 6eifsrs So 90-7 80, EdIber 81. so
1000. Wartt iietia bis 10c uisoris.r.
6sssiH.. - eeiats So. so - $40, s..
miiat, s. 60-9 30, fhw.rs So 55-9 rs,
rsube So So - 8.75, bsrtel $500 e. 7.75.
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sdbrlins. s. 65-6 90, 9dmmer giu5sim,.
i6e $4.75 - 7.50, psHIiae $500 - 7.55.
Warft tart.
3ufubr. - finssies 10000, S6p.ine
26, 900, SAef. uns 2dmmer 10000.
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stsstesAets.Merea.



een -on eau sarSe ~ 8 : 81 ausae'
lishen unb ihlob su So.
Srina Ssfaaitspapiere surstn ~ 54-6%
sistsntirt.
eterfiua Hrhanqe Rstia. Siht su
57s-4.s6 NnS 40 Tase Commercial
Bills 3n $4.81ss-4.655s.
1unSss. .CbIiaattonen naren ne
tis uns nnrpeH nit iolat austtrt:
Der. Staaten Mefxnbtna III 10l lOlk,
~ resiarirte (l9s6) ll3A-l14H, eoupens
ll3sI-ll4L. IS rsaiarirte l021f - l03,
goussns 1921 - 103, Yanama Resiteres
~ l01--l011a.
1fti.umarst. - gei Der Grofinune
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,ur aola., bat bic Vrsii. ftisasn. an oel
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papi.re ebenfalIs. fSea.u Mittae trat cine
Geaftion Elm, bod Hnnoen bic Shlusnoti.
runesn fat barhD.a uber o.neH bon sefern
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Meht.- sufuhr a., 1856 BbLs., gerfawbt
8, ,305 Tbls. - Der Nartt mar unaersoelt.
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81. .4O-4.50, gSinter Yatents a.. .70-5. .I5.
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10. / 34.10-4.20, 30. 2 DO. s4.o0-4. 10,
.anfas straissts $4.15-4.25.
NssaenmetI Sar beute tetia. fsir
tissufes $s.8o-4.o0. Hsiee Bis fanes $4.o5
10.
8uAiptt, tt,enmeht IN rubig III $500
- rs Der loo yfunb fair Bis dut.s 1886
81 15, @eice bis fancn 81. .OO--5.25.
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nre setbes $l.60-l.s5, sr,bss sl.55--r.6O,
hilnSrieb $4.1S.
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unb Canadian 63c c. |. I. N.u Sort
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mens.
8aFer.-3afahr 59,475 gu., g.rfanst
| $40 bu. Der Ntartt in tpjaia. Stsnsarb
n.iber 39k5c auf bem 8.I.iis, ne. n.tser
a9e, SO. 3st {, 10. 4 3715c.
peu IN iteti, -Yrima 120c, 70. 115t,
Ns. Q lose. no. ; s5e.
3sSfen ung.reaelt.- .-stat. srbinsrer BIG
hsice 1912, 27-33; 1911, 15-2oe; So.
eiEe gsaf srSindrer Bis 4oie. 1912, 1s -
23c; 1911 20--21e.
31xte fms feE. g.utrsl smeries
274t, Soaotd 27h-2SLc.
seber if fef. 1emlst 27-29c.
Ssrt ift it.tia. tamiIs s22.50 - $3.50,
fssrt clear $22.0o-24.5o, T.s 1880
2o.sO.
sect In f.ft. SamtIu s22 90 $500,
REL $l8.0)--19.00, Seef- 9 stinten s28.0)
also.
Sat W.ats finh ft.tis. s.sot.lt. Bel.
lies, 10 big IL SFs., 12 - 14c. DO. Saut.
tsrns yb-81Ie, 10. Sdinisr 14e.
60 amaIs ifpad,. DtissI. BET brims
s12.15-l2.25; TafFnirter 1T niaiq. esnti.
nent |l2.70 9. a.$l3.35, gsmpsuns 8 Il
-S38e.
fsls it aetis. Srima site ,u 62ac,
Ssantrs 6-e34e, Sseciel 7Ae.
Srima rshes ,u $4.80-4.S7, prima Ssmner
selbes $6.25 $40.
Setrsle eHm III f.tia. HaFFnirtes
Ntn ysret3.35 t3itas.lssta u1s Saltimsr.
1886, b. in Butt 81 rs.
Bel le III ru5is. DOmsHis tIs.c. Ohio
32e.
9ari it ftetis. etrain.s, s.sssnIidsr
bit sutes 1886.
erbenti n IN Httia ,s 41hc.
aeit it ief. - siabeimifAsr 5A-sc,
Satna 64-634t az
NsIsffss 1T H.tig. st,s CrI.ans Syem
Kettle, aaier bis Asits, 37-52c.
9n6er. - ass.r III itstiq. Mnseasass
90 Ter, 3.6le, centrifugal ss fsH Ale
NslaHss.3uter 80 StT 1856. aaffnirtsr
II ffetis. Gut 9saf 5.70e, Sruibss 5.6Os,
NsuIs ~" 5.25c, Sub.s 5.lsc, sssssrss
6.05e, Sraralates 4.90t, Diamsns a.,
4.90s, gsuiettisHer, ~" 4.7s:, Rs. 4.85,
Rs. 24.s)e, 10. s4.75;, Rs. 4.70c, Rs. !
4.65, n. 8 4.s)t, 30. 7 4.55s, Ro. 8 4.50t,
Ts.s A45e, 10. 10 44oc, 10. IL ABS 10.
12A.30c. Rs. Is 4.25c. R,. IL 4.25:.
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2dgli4er MART. Uerfd3t,

Giaeinuati, 10. Sttob.r 1912.
Die na4fslsenSsa Gaotirunaea b,,ieten
h4 .ur aaf oxgrss ftanSaftisnen. Hei
tleineren oef4dftea nsrssa stSas Sstere
9rsifs bere6net.
prssifis1en.
Der Earft sar rubis, bic yreife A.tic.
e41ali. prima eteam $lI .9o-l2. 10
lrs6eHsefaItenes 6Ieif6 &. Ntarft
II fsfl. Ebert clear Seitsn 12k-12He.
f1srt NitpeHfeitsn IL - l2l<t, ertra ihea
slear eeitsn IL - I2s<e, otuItern liz
llzs Deaies l3 - lss4e lsi. uns 1.e
Mshr strta&t.
Datsn.- Nartt fen. ebsrt Hare 6ti.
ten lSk - 1876, turse NipSssfsiten I3-
1876, ertra fbort eIear esilsa I3-l8Le.
C4xltern l2 l<--12Le xnl HelIies l4-l4Le
lsisaHs ht per 1fans mebr berpodt.
sugar Cured GIeif&. - Nartt ih Retie.
AK - IL, sreaifat sas.n n 20 4i' :" a.
e4alttra II = l21f, Res ysrs Gnt s6al.
tern l2k = 70, trs6sue Deef. g1isisH
1900 -26OO.
eitsstSxsItes 6Ieifa.-Matftisa.
e9intsa 14I - Is, vienie eauIteru
l1--1lLt, 8eaies 16k--l7le, eGult,rn
l-ll1zs, xss 1srt tat oSsltsrs liz
--l1Ie.
trifAeS6Istf6.-9Aia 9Aialss 1871 LAKE.,
9ienis e4ultern 10a-1lLe, eAultsrx II II
-ilRs, ftsrt aiYpenfeitea 11la-1lAs, fbsrf
tlare Geitea l1l4--lIx ", sgtra ftsrt Geites
lls4-llks. 9slliet 135<-lS.xs ter pians.
3esi Gartat l0-I3s.
MthI unb oetreiS..
Netl.--N Nsuss 0inter &ateHt t4.8o-5. 90,
0inter Danes 4l.65--<.7ot 8iAter eamiIl
$4.00-4-l6, ertra $s.71-3.oO, srSi1arej
eA46-365. Garter DsiSes YtteaI $4.S0-
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FisVU, 1tFnt5aN "" @6tS" 104F PerbbI, bbH
ESQ 9funs.
faIs III fefer. - grima sits 6I--7e,
DO. &santrp 634-6Tse per $iunD.
RstIeu. - Natft rubia. Ssuabisssenn
$3.25-3 80, Ans unS Glad $210, Aane.
Via Stl6fsbIen $3.25-3.so. Gus aas Glad
$500 per fsnne abgeItei.rt. Rau6Iei.
6ta6fohlen $4.25, Autbrattt. ST.50-7.75 per
fsnMeabssIiefert, gsts tsaet $3.50 per 9sR1e
AkarIisfsrt
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