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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
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TODAY IN CONGRESS.


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Washington, March s.. Senate: Met
at noon and joined the house to hear
President Wilson read his address ad-
vocating repeal of the Panama tolls
exemption law.
Public health committee was urged
to recommend appropriation Of $780,
900 for federal fight against malaria
and typhoid.
{ Senator Chiffon introduced bin
to empower the president to suspend
Panama tolls charges.
Suffrage constitutional amendment
discussed.
Elections committee prepared to
consider the presidential primary bill
Saturday.
Senator Fall and Senator Works
gave notice they would speak on Mex
leo tomorrow.
House: Met at non and at 1890
o'clock went into joint session with
the senate to hear President Wilson's
address.
Foreign steamship owners protest
ed against the La Toilette seanen's
bill before the marine committee.
Rules committee continued hearing
on charges that the chicago, Duluth
and Minneapolis grain exchanges are
unlawful monopolies.
Presidents address was referred to
the interstate commerce committee,
which will frame legislation to carry
out its suggestions.
Secretary Bryan discussed the Mex
lean situation with the foreign affairs
committee in executive session.
Adopted the conference report on
the postal appropriations bill. which
now goes to the president for sigma
ture.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
CONTINUED on Page Four
SANTA FE RECORD WILL
BE BROKEN BY SPECIAL
POST TRAIN is MAKING PHENoM
EMAIL TIME ON RUN FROM
COAST

Kansas City, March 5.-The special
train bearing c. w. Post from the Pa
cific coast to Rochester, MINI, to sub
NIT to a surgical operation came out
Of Colorado at 9:45 o'clock this morn
ing and sped out on the Kansas plains
at rate which, according to the
officials of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa re railroad, viii bring it into
this city at $50 O'Clock tonight, an
hour ahead Of the Santa Fe's fast linn
tied that left Los Angeles two hours
and 25 minutes ahead of it.
Reports to the railway officials here
were that Mr.. Post was in no imme-
date danger. Engineers we're given
orders to carry the train without jolt
or jerk. At stations where meals are
had, walters boarded the train with
food, served it and alighted at the
next station. The train is made up
of a Pullman for Mr. Post, his physi-
clan and nurses, two tourist sleepers
for ballast, and locomotive.
From Kansas City the special will
travel over the Chicago Great Western
to Rochester
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
cArTLEMMEN VISIT WILSON

Washington, March 5-senator AS
hurst and a delegation Of western men
interested in cattle raising called on
President Wilson today in the interest
Of the bill introduced by Represents
tive Kent for federal regulation oi
public grazing land. Those in the
party were Dwight P Herd Of Phoe-
nix, Ariz.. E. S. Clarke, former attor
.ney general Of Arizona; Levi Young Of
Arizona, and q, H. Crabb, president
Of the Coconino Cattle Growers asso
citation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
coal OPERATORS ACCUSED

Kansas City, MO. March 5--Charg-
es Of making unwarranted payments
amounting to mot less than $4,000
OF the funds Of the Southwestern In
terstate Coal Operators association
are contained in q SUR n equity FILED
ia the circuit court here today against
Charles S. Keith. president Of the as
sociation The action was brought by
four coal companies Of TT. Smith,
Ark, known as the Bache-Denman IN
terests.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
FARMERS LAD KILLS
FATHERS HIRED NAN
HUGH LONG is THE VICTIM or A
SHOTGUN ACCIDENT NEAR
ROSWELL

Roswell, n. NJ. March s.. Another
fatal accident from the carrying Of
loaded weapons was recorded here to-
day when Hugh Long. q years old, a
cowpuncher, suceumbed to injuries re-
oeived late yesterday at the hands OF
Frank Patterson, aged Il years. Long,
who worked at Patterson's fathers
ranch, had asked the lad TO take a
shotgun and scare the big flock Of
blackbirds off the place. When but
4 few feet away from Long, the LAD
stumbled and the loaded gun was dls-
charged into the hired mans stom-
ach. rs was rushed 20 q hospital,
but died within ten hours The dead
man was nephew q Waiter F Long
one Of the most prominent sheep men
Of the state and vas from Newman
Ca
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
DIVORCE Is DENIED

Boston, Mass, March 5.--Mrs. Lois
Burnett Rantout, granddaughter of
James Russell Lowell was denied a di.
vorce from Edward L. Rantout by
Judge Hardy at Cambridge today
Mrs. Rantout charged cruel and abu-
sive treatment. The defense claimed
that the troubles of the two were due
to the wife's admitted affection for
Chester Chaplin Rumrill OF Springfield.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05

of investigating the Bauch and Ben
ton cases by the new commission Of
rebels appointed BY Venustiano Car
rama was begun here today The com
missioners were busy collecting the
documents in the two cases and max
ing a list Of witnesses. The civil en-
ployes who arrived yesterday resumed
their labors where they dropped them
at Nogales. Sonora. General Carran-
"a and his cabinet are not expected
here for week.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05

II ask this Of you in support of the
foreign policy Of the administration.
shall not know how to deal with other
matters of even greater delicacy and
nearer consequences if you do not
grant it to me in ungrudging meas
ure."
The Panama tons question has
been a subject of dispute for nearly
two years. Diplomatic correspond
ence between Great Britain and the
United States found the question un-
settled when President Taft left Of
flee. Except for an assurance to
James Bryce, then British ambassa-
dor, when he left the United States
ia year ago, that the question would
be taken up in the regular session Of
congress, President Wilson has never
directed any official communication
to England on the tolls question.
The president recently told callers
ne had never discussed the matter
formally or informally with the British
ambassador here, Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, because he believed the obliga-
tion on the part Of the United States
to repeal the exemption clause was
one which this government itself
should realize without outside infIu-
ence or pressure.
Administration leaders in both
house and senate have assured the
president that with the delivery of a
message by him, showing that inter
national circumstances had arisen
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
a GIRL IS MISSING

Cairo, ILL.,, March s. Miss Jennie
Branton, who came here from Gary,
Ind, is missing, and believed to have
been murdered. Nose Endicott, with
whom she was last seen alive, is in
prison pendigs an Investigation. En-
dicott was arrested yesterday on a
minor charge and TO-DAY formal
charge Of murder was placed against
him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05

Kansas City. March sHow tm
freeze and how to keep the public
cool in torrid months we're subjects
thoroughly discussed by delegates
from nearly dozen states attendtp@
the sixteenth annual convention of
the Western Ice Manufacturers aa-
sociation. which met here today. Dell
egates are here FROM Oklahoma New
Mexico, Arkansas. Iowa. NebrQsl
Colorado. Missouri and Kansas
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
London Learns 81 siege

London, March 5Confirmation Of
the report that a stase Of siege had
been proclaimed in Rio Janeiro was
received from that city today. Mar
tial law has been proclaimed in Meth
eroy, fie miles east of the capital,
and in Petropolis. capital Of the state
OF Rio Janeiro-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
HOME RULE AGAIN

London, March 5:-The home rule
FOR ireland bill was introduced again
into the house Of commons today by
Augustine Birrell. chief secretary fer
IRELAND and was given its first read
inc amid prolonged cheers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-03-05
Rsbsl Inquiry Rsalns

Juarez, March s. Preliminary work
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4eberitd3t 6es Cincinnati
marftes,
Sar bic Msntas, ben 6. SuIi
1914 snbisenbs @s4s.
gincinnati.6 6 Su,

Y etHctHHd !, b. .}ult.
Die nadfolssnben Quotirunsen be.
shben ii4 nur auf gnsrob arans.
aitionen. Bel iIsinsrsn 0eI6dfteu
ipsroen etipas bO6sre prsiis krsdnst.
prptfionem
Der Morit mar rubis. preiIs ii.tis.
g dim a "a. - primd Steam
9.70-9.s0c T. o. 5.
Srodenstal5sne Glsif4.
Gbort clear G<iteu 12--12fe. fbort
Rippnfsiien 11a--12c, extra Iborl
clear Geiten 11i-12e. SHultsrn II
--114e. 9slIies 13t-182e Iois unb
3c mebr perpadt.
Bacon. - Short clear Gsiten
13-133e, iiiras Rippenfsiten 12a--
13c. erira fbort clear Geiten 12a-
13c. S6uI.srn 12-123e unb geIlies
14}-14ie lcie unb 4e per Plumb
mtbr ptrpodt.
sugar gure6Tfetf9. -
6Ginisn 16--16ae, picnic Gdulttrn
12h-13e, Hrsatfeft Bacon 19--20c,
G&uItstn l2A-1ar. Rem BORT Gut
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Glmk'N Nahrihten.
9ienftua z. cSuli 1914.

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I'm Gincinnatier 0iitritt lit Der
SIub lansIam i'm 5allen besriffsn unb
bsrIslbe bate seitern 9tbeuo bel bic
tiger Stubt einen Wafsritanb bon
11.8 SUB.
Die folgenpen Oepei6en trofen nab.
renb bes geItrisen Sages bier Elm:
qittsburg, pu.-5.8 SUB uno fGqt.
Wbseling, %. @u.-8.3 unb fdllt.
partersburg, W. 8a.-3.9 unb iteiet.
Ranan6a sails. B,@a.-3 3oa, fdlt
Gbdrleiton, 70. @u.-6.9, itationGr,
portsputb, O.-5 SUB unb fGQt.
GouisptlIs, &n.-10 BuB unb Iteigt.
Gpanspiqe, Sno.-4.3 SUB unb Itcist.
Raibpile, Senn.-7.2 SUB uno fdQt.
CHATTANOOGA, Senu.-6.1 unb fGqt.
Gairp, Sus.-17.1 unb fdqt.
Mempbis, Seuu.-12.9 unb fdQt.
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esauowirt6 f6aftfi6es.
Woau SfenruB allies gut
lit.

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9or man6sr ipcrtbpoqer Stoff in
oausbaIt uno DirtbI6Qft pirb aus
llntenntnib ieiner 9erpenbbartsi:
nilbIos fortsepurfen pbsr in iinupis
oriaer Weiie peripertbet 3u bieieu
Stoffen aebotr aud Der RuB aus
Sefen uno S6orniteinsn.
& n Der Reael piro bieier Riiditano
nit in ben gIiheneimer ober auf ben
Utiitbaufen detporfen. 3piI6en beln
0inser erfiiqt Der Rub 5tpar aud
einen niiblihen 3tped, bod mir tDn.
nen i'm peit portbeilbofter perpertben
Sfenruk 1T ndmIih Elm saHs poraii1a
lidbes getdmpfungsmittsl aeoen pers
ibieoene tbieriihe pfIanseni6abIingc.
SSn ben udhitebeno dnaefiibrten fdaeR
beiibt er minoeItens cine ebenip quite
Wirtuna pie aahIrsihe tGuflihe Be
tdmpfunasmitteI; babel lit Ofenrub
iiberaIl umIonit erbdItlih unb bat teis
nerlei idbdblide glebenpirtungen.
Geaen @rbfIObe Qiebt es taum Elm
beiierss Mittel als OfenruB, Des
Woraens ober am glbeno, ipenn Die
pflansenbldtter tbauuab limb, perben
iie nit feinem Rub iiberltdubt. Oer
Sbau launt ben MuB aus unb iiber.
aiebt bic 8lGtter nit elmer bitterI6mss
denben, fart brenaIid riehenben
S&i&t. 10 bak bic GrbiI0be Die pfIurs
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Gin MiIliouen.9Grmd q d t.
nib. Nus Scna miro geid)riab2r:
Cine cigenortiae Stiitllug bet DIR
giiraermeiIter Der Stoot 8ei0a, Sci
iert1, aus glnIab ieine$ 60 @eburts.
tuges errid)tet Gr iiberrpies Der ltao'
tiiden @eriualtlmg baare 200 Mart
nit Der geoirauug, boB Die ;3inier
un0 3iuies5inlen bis sum Sabre
1854 oltigcipart merOen. 9lm Nm 30.
Wlui 2254 iolleu BON ben geialnnIeItrl
3inicn 20 @ro3ent Der @emeiuoetnHc
Rur irieu Seriiiaung Der 8emetnbe-
beborhe ilberIpieien peroen. Die per-
bleibcnOen 80 Rrnsent lnlen fir Die
meitsre 3uflmit ein Stanlmtapital
biloen. Iieies Stammfapital iol(
in alciher @etie rpie baS @rlmofupi-
toI per5nslih ougeIegt mo DIE Gin
len mo0lidbit nidt unter 4 Iro5ent
Dem aapitaI 5ugeid)ln9en merben bic
gum Sabre 235i. gllle bitubert sSa1re
loQ iih oann ser aIeide @crgnna
IpieoerboleH, noiiir genaue 9eItim.
munaen Qetroiien iinb. Der @emetn.
oerath nabm In ieiner Iesteu Sieunq
oos 9ScrmGd)tnib NIT Dont an. Tie
Steuer5obler oon @eibo aber bahen
Dos angerebme 9eipuBtiein, Sab olrd
Die Deitihaucnoe SSiiriorec ibres g3iir.
germeilters Die 5inan5taIanitlt ipc.
nisitens i'm Sabre 1854 Elm gnoe bn-
ben miro, oenn bis boBtn baben lid,
Die 200 Mart, rnb goom 9iejc,
penn nidts Dn5ipiiten fomlut, mas
ben itDnen 9Ian Siiiitte mad)t, auf
et'pe 20 gsiaiOnen @art perale9rt. !
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alus,pdrtise Mdrfte.
" c III gorf. 6. oSuli.

| ~ - ~ O~NNhs
Dlebl. - Wartt ipilliser. Sprinc
| patents $40 - 4.65; Wintel
Straigbts $4.15-4.25; Dinter pa
tents $4.35 = AGO; Spring gleara
$4.00-4,15; EXTRA SO. l Wintsr $3..
65-3.85; EXTRA go. 2 Winter $3.4C
l-3.55.
gtossenmsbl. .-Martt rubig. 5ai,
bis quite $3.35-3.50; auserleIenes
bis faneD $3.65 3.75.
Wtdismebl. l.-Wartt tdum itetig;
Seines DeiBes unb gel6ss $1.45-1..
so; raubes $1.40-1.45; .tiln brieo"
1915.
Rogsen.-Martt ru6ig. SO. 2 tpeItz
li6er CSC c. i.'f. Rem gort grport
@erite. .-Martt nillig. Wlalaserite
55-58c c. |. I. Buffalo.
Wei5sn.-Martt feit. Reusr go. 2
barter @inter 88c uno neuer go. 2
rotber Sic c. /. T.; No. l HOrtbern
0ulutb unb Po. i Nortbrn ManitOs
ia 993c I. 0. B. i6nimmenb.
Mkli4tOrn.- Wartt iGpd6. No. 2
gelbes 75c {. l. (. BEL @ntunft.
Safer. - Martt pillig; Stanbarp
ipeiBer 43l-44c; Pp. 3 43-433c;
fancp ssbiiliter peiBer 44-46c.
Seu.-Wartt rubig. go. l $1.05;
Ro. 2 95c-$10O; RO. 3 $500;
9erianbtiorte 75c.
Sopfsn.-Martt itetig. State orbis
nrer Bis duserleiener 1913, 81 -
38c; 1912, II - 15c; pacifietiiite
1913 1916; 1912 12-15c.
9dute. .-Wdrtt itettg. gogotd 28-
29c; Central Qmsricd 2sc.
2ebsr.-Martt felt. Ssmlod firits
Doc; isconbs 28-29c.
pOrt.-Mart itstig. Meb 5000
-23.00; 6amilp $22.5O = $500;
Sbort CLEAR $19.50-21.0O.
gssf.-Wdrtt ru6ig. Wleb $170O-
1850; Samilp $18.00-19.0O.
Gut Wleuts. s.-Wartt fetig. @sp0>
teIts Bellies bon 10 bis IA pfunb 133
lac; @sp0tslts S6intsn 15-154c.
S6mdl3. - Wlartt itstig. Mibbts
Weit $10.20-10.30; raffinirtes itss
tig. Continent $10.80; SiiO glmerita
SLIPS; COMPOUND 8s-8sc.
Salg.-Murtt flau. Gitp &c, Gouns
trb 6-6lc; Special 69c.
Wolle.-Wiart itetig. 9omeitic fleece
XX Sbio 29-3oc.
5ars.-Ulartt rubig. Strainsb orr
bindrss big gutss $4,10.
Serpentin.-Wurtt pillig. Ma6ine
Barrels 49c.
Reis. - Martts itetig. GomeItic
prima Biz aussrIsiener 2s-6c; Patna
53-6c.
Wolafss.-Wartt itetig. Rem Dr.
leans Open &ettle 35-55c.
3uder. Robsr itstig. MolaFes g.
&c; Centrifugal 1896. Raffinirter
itstig. Gut 2oaf 5.25c; Gruibeb 81
15e; Moulb u 4.S0e; Cubes 4.55c /;
MIX pofp0ersD 4.45c; poipbereo
4.40c; Sine @ranulatep 4.30c; DID
monb u 4.30c; GoHfectiOnsrs' u A.
Zoe; 20. l 4.10c.
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@GuItern 12A-13t. trodene Beef,
SHinfen $27. 7.0O-28.0O.
GHBgep5feftes TIeif6.-
SHinten 13a-14e, g]ienie G6ultern
10a-11c, Bellies 15-16e. Gdultern
|11-11ie. ITEM Dorf Gut lille.
Srifdes Gftifd. = Sdin.
Ten 13a-14c, ]icnic-Gdultern 1oa
LIE, Sdultern 10l-11e, fhort
Rippenfei!en 11-11ae, fbort clear
Stiten 11-11se. erfra fbort Seiten
10a-11e, Bellies 13a-15ac pro
pfunb.
Tebl unb @etrefbs
WeDI.-Wintsr patent $4.25-
450, Dinter Gaaep $3.90-4.15. DO.
5amilp $3.20-3.50. grtra $500 -
BIS, orbindres S2.75-2.95, Sarter
Deisen patent $3.75-3.90, bo. faneb
$3.85--4.25, bo. Jamilb $3.50-3.75,
Roaaenmebl. norbtpeitli4 semii&tes
$3.75-3.90, rein.s gitp $4.10-
4.2O, semifdtes $3.80-4.10 per gbl.
Weisen. - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
S0-82e, 0o. 8 bo. 1890, No. a
rotber 75-7Se.
Welf6torn. so. ! ipeibes
76d--77e. so. 2 bo. 76l-77c, 30. 3
bo. 76-764c, go. a bO. 75a-76e,
go. 5 bo. 753- --76e, SO. 6 90. 74A-
75ac; go. l sslbes 70A-71e. go. 2
DO. 70-70Ac, 80. 3 bo. 69a-70c,
go. A bo. 69-69ac, go. 5 DO. 6S2-
soc, go. 6 DO. 67s-68ac; SO. / se.
miI4tss 70-70tc, so, 2 90. 69a-
zoe, SO. 3 bo. 69-69lc, SO. 4 DO.
68a--69c, go. 5 bo. 68-68sc, 80. 6
DO. 67 68c per gu. Wsibss aOlbsn.
Torn 76-77e, selbss 30. 76-77c,
semii6tss DO. 74--75c.
Safer.-No. 2 tpeibsr 39t-40c.
STANDARD psibsr 39-391e, 80. B
peiber 37A-38ac, SO. 4 fpeiber 351
-36ac, go. 2 semiI4ter 36-36tc,
80. 8 bo. 35a-36c, go. 4 bO. 34a-
35ae.
Rosgen.-Rc. 2 62-63e, go.
3 90. 61-62e. 80. a bo. $500.
Wbisfs.
@ertauft fpurben 620 86ls. Dis
filters fginifbeD @oobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.35 per 9dnone.
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Siebmdrfte.
Gincinnnii G Suli

y II II II q !, y. >Sult.
Sufu6r unb 9srIunbt pdbreno Der
persanssnen 48 Stunosn. psrgIi9en
nit berielbsn 3eit Der psrsangensn
Node, iparsn ME folst:
3ufubr. Ginbo. S6peine. Sadfe.
29. Suni 2273 1866 3O18
6. SuIi =. 1907 1912 4671
Y,rianbt fpGbrsno bsrisIben 3eit:
RinbD. S6psine. S6dfe.
20. SUM ;. "a 1151 1887
6. SuIi 444 4422 5521
Rinbpieb b. - Die 3ufubr mar
beute serinser. Die beHeren NualitGs
ten pdren itstis, bic getpDbnli6sn aber
nm 15-25c nisbriser aIs lsbte @o9e.
9ute fstte 9eefs iparsn mar. = Stot.
tsrs fpurben fait gar nitt getauft
unb um 25c nieoriser.
ittlere uno fhpere Stiere $7.25-
$50. cine pdrtie bon IL primd Site
ren i'm @efpit)t BON 1910 pfunb $8.s
70; Sdisn $3.00-6.25. TIeiTber.
Stisrs s5.50-s.15, Gytra Ss.25-
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Gbieago, sas., 6. SSuli.

V y I Il D, Sus', o. Sul''
Wsi5en.-5iir Suli 7s4-794c. am
S8IuB 1896; fir September 775-
79tc, am SdluB 79ic.
DeIi6torn.- 5ir Suli 66t-67ac,
am S9lub $3.50; fir September 63s
-64sc, um S9luB 64c.
5afer.-Jiir gull 36-36ac. am
S6fub 1896; fir Ssptsmbsr 34a-
354c, am s6fub 354c.
Rogesn.-Ro. 2 59c.
@erite 4s-58c.
5imotbp $4.25-5,50.
&Iseiuamsn Sob.
Bort $21,70. - 5iir Suli $21.55
-21.70, am s9luB $21.7O; fiirSeps
tsmber S20.17 - 20.30, am S6Iub
$20.25.
S9mals $10.10. - 5iir Suli S10.=
10; fir September $10.22-10.30,
am Sdlub $10.22.
Rippeuisitsn $11.62-12.12. Siir
Suli $11.S7-11,90. am S6luB SILL
ST; fir September $1.77-1185, am
S6lub $11.82.
8uttsr.-Rartt ftstis. Creamery
20t-263c.
Gier. - Wartt itetis. Srbinarp
firits 174-17ae; firits 1Sf-1Sac.
aie.-Martt itetig. 9uiries AT
14Ic; gpins 14-143e; glmericas Is
-l5ic; Gong Sorns 14Y-15c.
aartpifsln. - preiis b0ber. 9lrs-
tanids unb OtldbDmu 5riumpbs
S1.50-165; 9irsinia in Barrels
S4.60-4.75; aIte $1.25-1.40.
Gefliigel. - aebeu6es nisortger.
Siibner 15c, Springers 1890.
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@riine 1obnen. - ginbeimi,
ffe $2.o0-2.25 per Blu.
@rbien. = Ginbeimi5he $1.25--
SIZE per 2 Blu. Sod.
9urfen. Ginbeimii9e 35-
4Oc per Dubenb.
sOmatces. = GiHbeimiide $4
-4.50 per 8u.
Rotbe Riben.- Ginbeimii6e
20-25c per Dubenb giinbel.
Spinat. - ginbeiniider 90
75c per Dbl.
2anbprobufte.
5eu-Yo. l 3imoi6p $1,000,
Gtanbarb 5imOtbb $500, Io. 2 5is
motbp $17.oO, gaO. 3 bo.$14.50. alss:
go. gsmii6ter $1,000, go. 2
$14.00 go, l alee $3.50, SO. 2
$10.00-11.00 per 5Jnne. 2(lfalfa
$12.00-20.00 per 5onns.
Wublenfutter 1T iietig. aleie
$240O-24.50, Mibblins gro6e $27
-27.50, be. feinss $27.50-28.OO,
semii6tes Juitsr $24.5o-25.o0.
@dmereien. = Rartt it.tis.
alssiamen $5.0O-6.O0 auf Dem sc,
leifc unb $6.O0-75O Der gu. Dom
Stor.. 9imotbb 81 1.40-1.90 auf benz
@eleiie unb $2.00-2.55 per gu. bonn
Gtore. 9udpsi3en s1.20. Jla9ss
faamen $1.50 per Blu. bonn Store.
Defdi.benes.
Oele.-Wartt itstis. aein6i 70.
tes 55e per gaqOns IN Yartisn DON
5 gbl. Gelottes 1c msbr. go. l
2aro6l 62e: Cotton Seeo Sel raffi,
nirtss Sc per GaQons. Serpsntin 54c
per Gallone in partisH DON 1-5
Barrels. pstrOIsum, Ohio Garbon
120 Grab 9ac. 90. $50 Grab 10ac,
Seabliabt ITS 9rab 12c. GroDn
9aioltn zoe, Napbta 16c per Galoue
in partien Don 1-5 9bls.
GaIs.-Nr Warit iIt rubig. Sbio
RiOsr S1.20, Wiaisan uno @trOn
$1.14 per 9bl. pOn 280 pfunb.
Sals itstis. - prima Gitp 6a -
6se. DO. Gountrn 5!-6ac per pfunb.
3oblen.-War.t rubig. Dough
6ioabenp $3.50-3.75, Nub unb Glad
1925, sfanapta Stiidtoblen $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per 9onne o6seli.fert. Rauhloie
Stiihtoblen $475c, 2tntbraeite SITS
per sonne abgsIisfert. gots foitet
$6.o0-6.50 per 5Onne nbssltefert.
Wolle.-auh in Der perfloHenen
Wofs paren bic 8ei6dfte rubis unb
bic preiie iuursn Itetis. am S4luB
Der Wode plrsn bic Guotirunsen
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$50, 6eifers $4,75-7.75, uuserles
iene bis grtra $500 $50, Giibe
$3.25-5.75. auserlefene bis ertra $6
$50. Gamers $3.25-4.25, Guts
ters $4.25-5.25. Stoders unD See
hers $5.25-7.50, OdsSeifers So
Cps, Stpd aiibe $4.25-5.25.
9ullen.-Oie 3ufubr ipar gr0<
Der ais bic febr mGBige Ra6frage
uno bic Preiie fielen Inn 10-15c.
Wagere unb lei9te $4.50-5.25.
Bologna $5.25-6.00, @rtrd $6.1O-
6.25, fette 8ulen $6.25- $50.
il6tiibe. - Sn Der berflofTes
nen No6e mar Der Wlartt Ie9r lang.
lam unb Die preiIe I6pd9er. @rtra
SIS, CUTE Biz auserleIene $52.50-
1850, qetp0bnli6e Bis fair $3.50.
ad lber,-8ie 3ufu9r mar 3isms
liA grob uno Der Martt itettg.
Srbindre unO grobe $5.00-9.25,
fair Biz quite lei3te $7.00-9.50, gr.
ira $9.75-10.
y a me n e.-0ute bis auserle1ene
SGpeine limb in 0a6frage nub tie
gen um 15-20c, leidte Biz mittelz
IhDere Itie9en um 10c.
2luserleisne i6pere 8erIanbtz unb
CUTE Bis auserleiene 0erpudungs> uno
5leiTferIortsn $8.65-S.7O, oroinGre
Biz auserleiene i6fpere fette SGue
$5.75-7.90, Stugs $4.75-6.75,
grtra $6.90-700, let6tc unb mittz
lere 8eriunbtforten $8.40 $50,
5rtel bon 110 Pfunb unb peniger
$6,75-8.35.
g 9G Re unb er.-Guts
lei6te S9afe limb itetig, CUTE 5riibs
ja9rsldmmer iinb I'm 25c niebriser
unb bic orbindren I'm SOC niebrigsr,
Bel auBsrit aeringer Naafrnge.
S6afe.-grtru leiate $4.75, cute
Bis auserleiene $4.25-4.65, orbinare
Bis fair $2.75-4.O0, I4tpere S6afe
$3.6O-4OO, SGbrlinge $4.75-7.00.
5riibjdbrs Gdmmer. - 8ute Bis
auserleIene $8.25-8.75, oroinGre Biz
fair $5.50-8.00, Guus $4.75-5.50,
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metan MART.
q E 10 gprf. 6. eSuli.

Netp Yorf, 6. Suli.
&upfer.-Martt itetig gu $13.45-
1885; Slectrolnttc $13.75-13.87;
Gate Rpminel; Gaitiusa $13.50-13.>
81.
3inn lit felt Su $12.20-12.30.
antimOnp lit fIuu. Gootfon's SIP
-7.25.
Giien. = Martt rubig. go. /
Rortberu $14.75 - 1925; go. 2
Hortbsrn $14.50 1900; go. l
Soutbsrn S14.25 - 1925; go. 2
$14.50-15.00.
glei lit rubis gu $.S5-3.95.
Speltsr itetis gu $4.95-5.05.
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sdpcine. 3ufubr $4,000. USartt
fart. &ei8ts $8.20-8.60, gemiidhte
$8.15-8.621. Tdpere $8.OO-8.624,
ruube $8.00-8.15, Ssrtel $7.40-
$50.
ginbbie6, 6,-3ufu6r 1850. Wartt
tart. 9eepes $7.25-9.65; Stiere
$6.50-S.25; Stoders unb Seeoers
$5.75-7.95, Sii6e uno ioeifers $3.70
-8.85; &Gl6er $6.75-9.75.
S6afe.-3ufubr 10000. Martt
tart. G6afe $5.35-6.1O; Sabrllnse
$6.35-7.50; Gdmmer $6.35-9.25.