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roll OF such club and he shall be en-
titled to vote as member of such
club pending the final decision OF the
Supreme Court.
Existing Club Rolls.
"All existing club rolls are hereby
declared null and void. and before any
act may be done each club shall be
reorganized and chairman and sec
retary elected. The County Executive
committee and the officers Of the club
as at present constituted in the var
ious counties shall be auth rity to act
in order to carry out any of the pro-
visions OF this act.
That an executive committee of ev-
cry such political party or organiza-
tion or association, shall be provided
by such political party, organization
or association for each county of the
State, to be composed of one member
OF each club or precinct, and a chair
man to be selected under the consti-
tuition and rules of such party organ
ization or association; and it shall
be the duty of the executive commit
tee 10 meet Z; tine cu;,r- iI0use in the
respective counties 80 days before the
first primary in each election year.
And the said committee shall have ac-
cess to the club rolls filed in the Of
fico OF the clerk OF court. and shall
have power to hear objections on the
part of any citizen to any of ssid
club rolls, and IL there shall be found
on said club rolls the names of any
persons ;o,: &c. entitled &c Iot0 III any S
the precincts, and II 1t shall be found
that the names OF any person entitled
to vote have been omitted, the said
: -. L. =
correct the club rolls, and to strike
from them or add to them all such
names after giving the persons and
officers of clubs affected five days mo-
tica 20 show csSse Why the same
should not be done. Provided; the
COMMITTEES shall not notify the persons
affected and the officers OF any club
or precinct of any change made iii the
club roll, within five days thereafter,
and the persons stricken from said
club rolls or the officers OF such club
shall have the same right and method
OF appeal from the action of the eX-
ccutivc committee as is provided in
Section 282-d OF this act.
"Any person violating the proYis-
ions of this act other than swearing
falsely shall be guilty OF a misde-
meanor and fined not over five hum
dred dollars t$5O0.) or both at the
discretion of the court. Ar" person
swearing falsely in any of - mat
ters pertaining to primary elections
shall be guilty of perjury and punish
ed as now provided by law for perju-
ry. The officers and managers of all
clubs. and members of the State and
county executive committees of polit-
fcal parties, organizations or associa-
atoms, are hereby authorized to ad-
minister oaths in all matters relating
to such primary elections, and 10
avens. fnlsaly hafnra an@ nf then
touching such matters shall he per-
Jury. The said managers shall be
sworn TO conduct the election. fairly
and legally, and each voter shah be
swora as to his right to vote and that
he has not voted before al said elec-
tion."
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Daily lnteHigencer voting contest
That is the message that il being sent
these days by the candidates for
prizes to all their friends.
In this season when nominations
are coming into the Contest Depart
ment in daily increasing number
some OF the cnterprising competitors
for high honors are already begin
ming with spirit the work of their
campaign. ., With the first Grand
Prize n Touring Car to he awarded
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STATEWIDE INTEREST Is FAST DEVELOPING in WESTERN
SOUTH CARoLINAs BIG CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN
AN AUTOMOBILE, PLAN os AND CARRIAGES FREE
WITHOUT ANY COST IL CANDIDATES
LIVELY RACE FOR ALL CONT ESTANTS-To COME OUT
AHEAD YOU SHOULD ENT Err NoW-DELAYS ARE AL
WAYS DANGEROUS

1 just as in the days of Caesar, when
all rnads led to Rome, now all seem
TO lead TO The Anderson Daily Intelli-
gencers' Office where the ballots are
secured to determine the winners OF
The Andersen Daily Intelligencers'
pelBes. The interest In the contest
has become intense and it bids fair
to be the most successful affair of its
hfnd ever conducted in Western South
Carolina
81 t.yote, forpme' in The Anderson
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NnElCRl

FOR Rt1N{-s0ne ninetyssix acre
sasni with seven or eight hdndfed
!. lIyusJTIS uTf improvement on
the saIsles Located in SasaAnuh town.
ship. erms: one ,tlionsand pounds,
(l,000 lbs) of 500 d irtiddlinE q lint
cotton. tpply TO James Il. Isire q
the Eiactfie ThestsF.3 q SSs::.tp
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.FORsALE

@. One five roel0 house, one half acre
lot. in town OF Townvflle, house
painted and ia good condition. This
VIII pc sold at public auction, Ander-
son, 3. o. first iouSay In Feby., 1914.
For fnformatlep apply. TO w. O. King,
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Pf.HLICi SALE

I win sell II public sale 10 lhe
highest biddtT sc my place ON Thurs
.dag, Eehraaf 5sh, 1915, at 10 0scIoelt
4. M. one llo one two hdsso wak-
on s with gea4 hridles, collars, etc.
APortiOh OF my farming tflnla !. ala
.:.es:e9 ssassss se.asees, pssyine hay. atoscr pd
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ROx PARTY.

A box sumner Is to no held AZ AAts.,,..H
tain View school house on Friday
evening. The affair Is STYLED a
Shadow Box" supper and is being an
ticipated with much pleasure. -
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STRAYsD - Pom Saturday evening,
24tii tnst5 Red, male calf, weeks
old, Sorx small Notify 4. C. Hay
ME, Angsfson, s. G., II. 7.--Reyard.
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l1.45 A. NJ, Business Session, cleo
tion OF officers.
2:S0 p. NJ. Progress and Prospects
of Establishing Cattle Industry in
the South, by J. A. Kiernon, Birming-
ham, Ala: 3:15. P.s M. Wanted, Feeder
Cattle in Middle West, by Mr.. Phil S.
Haner, President Illinois Breeders
aiiji Feeders association, Taiiorsyiiie.
ILL.,. p. nj. discussion; 4.3O p. M,
Moving Pictures and Stereopticon
Views showing Methods OF Eradica-
ton Ticks, by Dr.. E M Nighbert, At
lanta, Ga; discussion.
P. NJ. Pasture ana Forage Crops
the First Step In Successful Live
Stock Work, by Prof w. w. Long
Clesmon College; 8 p. M. The County
Live Stock Association, by DIR. S. s.
Linder, Union, S. q.
Friday, February Go A. NJ. Poul-
try an Important Factor in the Live
Stock Industry OF South Carolina, by
MIR. Frank G. Hare, Clemson College.
8. C. IL A. M. Common. Mistakes and
How to Prevent Them in Breeding
Hogs, by Mr.. II G Moss, st. Matthew'S.
s. c.; 2.3O p, M. How to Begin the
Breeding OF Beef Cattle by Mr.. ]. n.
Watt, Clemson College, S. C.; $50 p.
NJ Best Methods to Follow when
Feeders Are Purchased, by Dir. Sor-
rel, Spartanburg, s. C.
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IEi:aIlE:2 Il ortaTat nlotfces

FOR saleE sa vine and cane forage
g. n4rsan, Cox Book Store. !
l,.. s.,
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PRIZES MAY GO TO
ANDERSON PEOPLE
Live Stock Association VIII At
tract Many 10 Columbia
in February

Throughout Anderson county the
liyelicst interest is being manifested
In the meeting OF the Live Stock As
SoCiatiOn of South Carolina which is
scheduled for February A., and 6.
In all probability number of Ander-
son people will attend the event and
it is hoped that many of them will
this year. as has become a custom
with Anderson people, win a number
OF prizes.
There are to be number. of in
tercSting discussions as will be seen
from consulting the lengthy program
which has been arranged.
The association will hold also a
buttermaking contest, which every
one engaged I'm buttermaking is urged
to enter. There will he two classes
OF butter considered: namely, dairy
butter and farm or country butter;
The former includes butter made by
dairymen from separator cream Of
fcred in original packages; the latter
Includes butter made in any other
way than from the centrifugal cream
separator system. Valuable pridcs of
various Kinds are offered for winners
in each contest.
The Association is accomplishing
much good for its members through
the publication of sale and want
list. which is fr1e to members. Two
slogans of the association, tie spirit
Of which Is being worked out with
much good effect are: more Live
Stock and Better Live Stock and
Death to the Grade Sire"
Following is the programme for
the Live Stock Association meeting:
Wednesday, February 40 A. NJ,
Address by president, Mr.. James L.
Mcintosh, Doyesville, S. c.; 1890 A.
Byrd, president, Laurens County Fair.
lina and How They May Be Improved,
by Mr.. ]. III. McLain, Washington, d.
c.; Products, by Mr.. A. C. Haskell,
augusta, Go.
2:30 p. M. Announcement OF Win
ners in Butter Scoring Contest; 3
to p. M. Better Butter Needed on
the Farm, by Mr.. Alvin j. Reed, Raj
eigh, N. c.; $3.50 P. NJ. The Advantage
es of Local Butter Scoring Contest,
by Mr.. r. M. Mason, Clemson College,
S. C.
SP. NJ. The County Fair as an Aid
to Better Live Stock, by MIR. W. d.
Byrd. president. Laurens County Fair
Health (Sterecptican Lecture), by
MIR. r. II. Mason, Clemson College,
9 p. NJ. Clean: Milk and the Public
g. C.
Thursday, February 5.-1O A. NJ.
The Prospects and Plans for Live
Stock Work in South Carolina, by
Prof; r. L. Shields, Clemso College;
11A,M.The Relations of the Veternar
to the Live Stock Industry of the
INr To-.
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$3.50 - II. g. KEY V
siltOn. S. 6. Il. F.r,. 8, 4
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.Esii Ina to rent see Eueine
dSrions at s3ank Office over wal
tef: Keys store. 1-20-tf
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PflAyER WANTED Young
lssly 70 play and deninnstfate sheet
Z : aies Apply ~ once "A. w. Bailey.
z q b. 5lV ana z5c Store. ~
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aambprobutt..

9eu. ~ Ns. / Simotlp $780,
20.5O. Stanbarb SimotbD $500
1880, so. 2 TimOtbD $17.0O-18.5O,
80. 3 bo. $16.00-16.50. &lee: so. /
gemif4ter $17.00 - 17.75, Go. 2
$15.00-15.75.s Yo. l alee $500,
No. 2 $11.00 per 5onne. alfalfa
$12.00-20.00 per 5onne.
MIblenfuttsr if iietig. stlei.
$24.00-24.50,, Mibbling arobe $27
-27.50, bO. fsines $27.50-28.OO,
semiI6tes 5utter $24.50-25.0O.
Sdmereisn. - Wnrtt itetis.
aleefamen $5.00-6.0o auf Dem Ge.
leiie unb $6.O0--750 Der 8u. pom
Store. Simothp $1.40-1 80 auf bem
Gsleiie unb $2.00-2.55 Der Bu. bonn
Stors. guhpei8en $1.2O. 5la9s,
fadmen $1.50 per Blu. bonn Store.
DsrIhiebenes.
GeIe.-Wartt it.tia. 2einDl 70.
tss soc per @alIons in g}artien bon
5 8bl. Getohtes IL ms6r. SO. l
Iarbol SIC; Cotton Seeb Sd raffis
nirtes 58e per GalIOns. Serpentin 54c
per @aaone In partisn DON 1--5
Barrels. petroIsum. Obio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, bo. $50 Grab 101e,
6eabliabt It's. 9rab lie, Grolpn
@aiolin zoe, Rap9ta 16c per galIone
In partien DON 10 8bls.
Gala.-Nr Nurt. 1T rubig. Ohio
aiDer S1.20. Midisan unb atron
$1.14 per Dbl. BON 280 pfunb.
5alg itstig. - prima gitp 81 -
6st. bo. Gountrh 55-69e per pfunb.
Rob bIen.-Wartt rubia. gougb,
bioshenp $3.50-3.75, glub unb Slad
1925. aanatpba Stiittobl.n $3.50
3.75. Hub unb SIad 1925 - 2.35
per 1onne abgsIi.f.rt. Rau6lois
Stiidtoblen $4.75c, 2lntbraeite $7.75
per Soane abssIisiert. Got. toitst
S.OO-6.50 per SoRne aboelisfsrt.
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iid9 iebr 5uiriebsp, pie Stinmung. .pii
WorssnbdmmsrtiFss Das grtpa6en osi
yfatur, oas mar Inn dies gtreffih &c.
iingen. US SbmboI bisisr Wsorsenitim'
muns bate er auf.oem Gemdlbe einsu
trdftigen 9abn uuf einem Miitbauien
semalt. 9as piibIitup mar Don bem
Sa6n bessHtert unb iiberiub ieinstipe'
gen al bas SefrIids' unb Seine bes
aunitlpertes. Das drserts ben WaIsr.
oa Der 9abp bpA fdliebfi6 nur Stafs
fage mar, rnb er thtferitts i'm ourum
Oon benz 8ilbe. Ssben sic Iieber Wei.
Ieibed, sic paren dis SbeutoIb 10 qui
lnO prd4tis, Oab Sie iid in Der DARE
itequng oieIsr irtmerbin llnterseoros
neten Roae 5u Tstr berDOrbrdHaten.
Sn biefer S3ene iii aber Ri6t Oas Gin
8elne, iOHberH bas gan8e Die Saupt'
ia6e.4
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litdten iparen rnr, bic anoeren absr
mebr aIs seniissnb fir Die fe6r ssrinz
se Ra9frass. = Stoders unO See.
bers iparen ungereselt unb nieori9er.
= Mil6tiibc lansfam unb I4tpa6.
! Wtittlere unb f6ipere Stiere $3.50
$50. cine @arlabung EXTRA Don
1922 pfuno 1915, S9fen $2.75-
6.25, 5leiiher Stiere $5.25-7.50,
auserleiene bis EXTRA $7.75- $50,
5eifers $4.50-775, auserleisn.
Big ertra $7.50-8.25, stiibe $500
$50, auser!eiene $5.75 6.25, Gam
ners $3.00-4.00, Cutters $4.00-5,
Stoders unb Seebers $5.25-725,
Stod Seifers $4.50--6.O0, Stod>
Siibs $4.00--5.00.
Bullen.-0er Mdrtt mar beute
ldngiam. BEL seniiaenosr 3ufubr.
UlaSere unb lei6te $4,50-5.00,
Bologna $5.25-6.00, Grtra $6.10--
6.15, ftte 8uIleH $6,00-6.50.
aalber. - Sie 3ufubr mar nur
mdbis Die Na6frass gut uno bic
prsiie itiegen UNI 25-5Oe.
Srbindre unb sroBe $6.OO-10.25,
fair Bis CUTE Isi4te $8.0O-10.50,
gItra $10.75-11.
g 9petne. = Die 3ufu6r bon
S4ipeinen mar beute gerins unb bic
6sferen Gleiideriortsn itisgsn Inn 10e
per 100 pfunb. 2ei6te 9erIanbtlors
ten itiesen Inn 15c.
@ute big auserleiens @erpddungss
unb 5leii3sriOrten $8.S5-8.90, or.
bindre Bis nuserleiens i4psre fette
SGue $6.00-8.05, grtra $50,
Stags $5.00-6.90, Grtra 500.
g 9afe unb 2ammer
Sdafs pareH bsute itetig, 2dmmer um
20-25c bObsr upb i9lofen tart.
S9dfe.-grtra lei6te $4.75, CUTE
bis auserleiene $4.35-4.65, orbilldre
bis fair $2.75-4.25, i9tpsre Stafs
$3.50-4.0o, Sdbrlinge $4.75-7.o0;
GGmmsr $6.o0-9.35.
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auetOOt.u pSu SerSOs @eOrs
Bon Or. aubolf Trunt

Bon gaul ainbuu, bsm fr5blidfer
aller Wsinineer Sntsnbonten. er3dbl
man iih, er babe. anss0bst BON BE-;
2ansepsiIe unb Dem srausn Giner!ei
rsr tlsinen Reiioena, itliebIi6 ben
Ssrspa I'm 9oiung ieines qgiteliun95'
psrtraass gsbeten. Sin Di4ter." Il
idrisb or unssf1br in ieinem geIu6e,
.brau9s bic 9robitabt, itarte Gin
bride, pie lie Weinins.n ME gu bieten
perm0se. Sisr isi feline Didtcrtrafi
labmssI.st. bier tUnne sr ni6t idaf'
fem"
Der 6sraca, Npr bas GntIahuuss'
aefuto in Gnuoeu bspilliqte, ,i6rie6
an ben Ranb bss S6riftItiids ben Ia
tonii6en Ratb: Ssrr g. mDse bod
nd6 gauerbah asAeu. bort babe SdiI.
fer ben Don Carlos" aeidrieben.
Gin iunser unb 6sgabter Sfous
ipisler. Der inSipiiden aud su bobe1
Gbren unb Subrsn astpmmsn 1T, iolIte
uIs Rubens i'm r3ea" elm 9aitipicl
uuf engagement abioIpiren. Man
probts bic S5sns nit Bertha:
r5rdulsin, isbt snblid finb i6 Sud
alfein."
Sn Der oritten partettreibc fibt Der
Ssrsoa. Seine aussn muitern triti'h
Grfrheinuna unb Saltuno beg yleus
linas. Der itebt cben auf ben 9rets
tern. felt 5asen bon teinem anberen
9eoantsn bsberriht ais: perbe i'd be-
iteben9 Wsrbe ib benz Sersoa sefai.
len2 Sebt dber iiebt unb bort er Dor
nitts. unb ipie bon einsm
Jrsmosn seIprodsn, tOnen BON ieiten
eipSen pie ipgsiaIiis msuiorirtel.
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1dslimer Warftberidt.

gineinnati. 8. suli,

Y IHeIH HdIl, y. .Jult.
Die natfolgenben Quotirunseu be.
sieben ii4 nur auf gnsrob srans.
attionen. Bel ilsinsren gefddftsn
iperben etipas bSbere prsiie krednet.
prpifionem
Der Morit mar rubis, preiI. iisiig.
g d m a q. = primi Steam
9.70-9.80c I. o. 8.
Z 9rodensefaI3snes GIeifdb.
Short clear G<itsn 12---12te, fbort
Rippmfsitsn 11f-12e. EXTRA fbort
clear Geiten 11i-12c. GGuItsrE IL
-114e. Bellies 134-13ae Ioie unb
1e mebr perpodt.
Baton Gbort clear Gsitsn
13-133c. furje gfippenieittn 12a-
13c. ertra fbort clear Geiten 12f-
18c. Gbultsrn 12-l21c unb geIiiss
14s-14ac Icfs unb Il per g)funb
mebr psrpadt.
Guaar gureb Gtsif&.
Gdinisn 16-16ar, Bienie ShnItern
121-13c. Dreaffsft Bacon 1896,
G9uItsrn 12A-13e, Heip gorf Gut
6huItern 23-13e, trodens Beet.
Ghtnfen $27.N- -28,00.
S.HBeep5feItes Sfeif9-
6hinien 131-14e, pienic GduItern
103--11r, Bellies 15-16e. G&ufiern
11-114e, Nep gorf Gut Lille.
grif&es GleifG. - Sdin-
len 13a-14c. picnier G6uItsrn 10S
LIE, SduIisrn 1oa-11e. i4criI
Rippsnfsiitn 11--11Ae. t6prt clear
eeitsn u--uAs sEtra Hort esittal
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0ab. Dsmss nns ait,en ,s Wes ysrt

Gsls .on eaa' puros 81 AZ -s96 aus.
aelisbsn.
grima g,i&aftspapiers purbsn tu az
Az bisfoatirt.
Sterlinq ggddnae ID ftstig. -
6ift " s4.sTt uSb Commercial Az S4.S5 N.
8aHsst 0pltgatloasa parea
itetig uHe wurseR mis folai sxotirt:
Ser. StaateH NefunbiraHs 29T -97K.
seb. s reatitrlrte l09K-f10K gsb.. Gon,
RoHs lfc-111h,3S regiitrirte 1el 4--102,
eoupsN lel 4 - ls2, Banana Regiitereo
s96 9ex set., DO. gouyon Ss. 1so-102.
/. aftienmartt.-2im gormtitase pur.
ben bic grsiis hsrabgebradi, ssssn Sdlub
aber erbolteH iib bieielbsn Ipieoer unb bic
ShluBuoiiransen .itanoeH meiaens stpas
lbsr eeasn BON eettrn.
etlsHtsta dfties.
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Gluk'N hri@ten.

5reitas. 10. Suli 1914
Sm Gininnatisr 0iitritt pirS Der
Jlub uusefabr tatiOndr blsibsn. 9e=
iteru glbenb bate berisl6e Bel bisiigsr
stapt einsH WaiisritaHD bon 11.2
6ub.
Die folsenbsu 9epsidsn trafsn
pGbrenO oss ssitrigen Cages bier elm;
pittsburg, pa.-2 3Ol unb fdat.
Wbeslins, 20. Ga.-7,9 5ub unb fdllt.
partersburs, 70. @a.-3.8 u. iteist.
Gbarlsiton, 20. 9a.-6.S, ftationdr.
PORTSMOUTH 9.-4.1, itatiOndr.
2ouisOiae, ap.-9 SUB uub fdlt.
GuansbiIls, Sno.-6,S uno itsist.
Raibpills. Ssun.-7 SUB,
Chattanooga, Ssnn.-6.1 6ub.
Cairo, SHIFT unb itsigt.
Mempbis. 5snn.-12.5 unb itsist.
YurfSnfru nuu 6pr,pa Viepra
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gbttdg0 Sns., 8. 5u!i.

- y = . - UT -
Wtisen.-Jiir Suli 7ss-79sc, an
S6luB 1896; iiir Septsmbsr 7sa-
7S1c, am S6lub 1896.
Wsli6torn. .-5iir Suli 68a-68Ic
am S6lub $3.50; fir September 65l
-66se, am S6Iub 664c.
Safsr.-5iir 5uli 37-37se, an
SdluB 37Ac; iiir September 354-
36c. am Shlub $3.50.
ROsssH.-RO. 2 nominsa. glO. 8
56le.
gsrIie 4s-5Sc.
5imot6p $4.25-5.50.
&IeeIaamen Sl0--13.50.
port $2250.-5iir Suli $22-22.'
80, am S6lub $22.50. Giir SsDtems
ber $20.40-226 so, am S4luB $780,
81.
Gdmal3 $1O10. - Siir Suli $10,'
10-1o.12, an Sdlub S10.10; fir
Septtmbsr $10.22-10.27. amS4Iub
$10.25.
RippenIsitsn $11.87-12.12. Sir
Suli S11.92-119 95. am S6lub Sill
90; fir September $11.S7-11.90,
am G6lub $11.90.
Butter, Gisr lub aaie iinb unpsrs
Gnbert.
aartoffeln iino nisbrissr i'm prsiis.
9trtanias uno 0tlaboma Sriumpbs
$1.50-1.65; 7sras Sriumpbs 81
35-1.45; 9irginia Barrels $4.50--
4.55; aIte $1.25-1.40.
gsfliisel. = Qe6enbes hD6er. Siibs
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|1oi 11e, Bellies 1sh -15ae pro
pfunb.
We6f unb @etretbe

Webl. Winter patent $4.15-
4.4O, Winter ganep $3.80--4.O5, bo.
syamilp $3.10-3.40, Grtra $3.50 -
.3.05, orbindrss $2.65-2.85. Sarter
Mkissn patent $4.50-4.S5. bo. fanep
$3.85-4.25, bo.5amilp $3.50-3.75.
Hoggenmebl, norbpeifli6es semiihtes
$3.75 - $50, reines gitb $3.50 -
4.10, gemii6tes $3.80-4.00. per 8bl.
Wetaen.- gu. 2 rotber Wlntsr
81-82c, ylo. 3 bo. 80-81c, 80. a
rotber 76--78e.
Welf4torn. - 80. l fpsibss
78-785e, glo. 2 DO. 78-78ac, Ro. 3
bo. 77t-7Se. go. 4 DO. 77-77ac,
ylO. 5 DO. 76a-77ef, go. 6 DO. 75-
76c. No. aslbes 71-714c, RO. 2
DO. 71-71Ac. go. 3 DO. 70A--7le,
go. a bo. 70--70ae, SO. 5 bo, 69t-
Toe. go. 6 bo. 68-69c. go. l ge>
mii6tss 70a-71e, SO. 2 DO. 70a-
Tic. Wo. 3 DO. 70-70Ac, ylo. A DO.
69a zoe, go. 5 DO. 69-691c. No.
6 DO. 67A-68tc per 9u. MeiBes Sol.
knforn 76-77. gslbe5 DO. 76-77c.
Safer.-glo. 2 fpsiber 40a-41c,
Stanbarb ipeiber 40-401e. No. z
peiber 391-40c, 90. a tpeiBsr 36t-
37ac, go. 2 asmiidter 36a BIC, go.
3 DO. 36-36ae. No. A DO. 34a-353c.
Roggen.-Ro. 2 58-59c, go.
3 DO. 54-56c, 0o. a DO. 51-53c.
Wbisfr.
9srtauft purben 5s2 8bls. Di=
filters iSiniibep @ooDs auf Der Baiis
bon $l.35 per @aIlone.
Groceries.
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MetaIs Ntarft.

Repgort, 8. Suli.
&upfer.-Martt rubis. Spot unb
September $13.40-13.s0; glsctrolps
til, $13.87. 2a.s nominel. GaItinss
1882.
3inn 1T tart gu $32.50-32.75.
antimonp fIau.- Goo.ion's SIP
-7.25.
Glen rubia unb unpsrGnbert.
8lei flau 5u $3.S5-3.95.
Speltsr itstig gu $4.95-5.05.
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G6teaga, Sas., 9. Suli.

S6peins. ns.-3ufubr 1900; Wtartt
tart. 9eihte $8.40-8,823; gemii4te
$8.35-8.85; ihpere $8,15-S.85;
raube $8.15 - 8.35; GerteI $3.50
$50.
giinbpisb. .-3ufubr 5000. Martt
iiart. geepes $3.50 - 9.75; Stiere
$6,40-8.30, stOtsrS unb 5sebers
$5.75-8.00, Sii6s unO Seifers $4,75
800. &Glber $7.50-10.60.
S6afe.-3ufubr 10000. Martt
itetis. S6afe S5.35-6.15. Sdbrlinse
$6.00-7.50; 2dmmsr $6,50-9.35.
I'm 9ottes pillen, Wli4ael! Was
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Mustpdrtiss Mdrfte.
q { 10 gorf. 8. Suli.

~ y " q. y 1ut'.
Rsbl.-Wartt piQis. Spring pas
tents $4.40-4.6O, Binter Straigbts
$400-4.20, Nintsr patsnts $4.25
--4.50. EXTRA Gp. l Winter $500
3.e5.
ROssenmsbl. .-Martt rubis.
Maismebl.-Martt fsit.
Rosgen.-Wortt taum itstis.
@erite.-Wnrtt itetis.
WsiSsn.-Wartt ungsreseIt. Nsusr
so. 2 barter s8c uno nsuer .No. 2 70,
tbsr 875c Suli gerianpt 6. /. I. Rem
glort; No. ! Rort5ern Dulutb 81. .004
unb go. l Nor.beru WaRitoba $1.00k
(. o. b. idpimm;nb.
Wslihtorn.-Wartt Jeff. go. 2 GEL
bes 1876.
Safsr.-Martt Itstis.
Seu.-Wartt itstis.
9Opfsn.-Wortt rubig.
Sdute.-Mart; ftetis.
2soer.-Wdrtt feit.
porf.-Ufaru telt. 6dmil9 S2o.OO
$25; Gbort Clear $19.75-21.
sf.--Wurtt itstis.
Sdmal3.- -Martt fef. RibbI. Msit
$10.15 1925.
Salg.-Martt rubis,
Wolle. .-Rurtt itetis.
6ar3.-Wartt rubig.
Serpntiu. - Marlt fsft. Wa4ine
Barrels 49hc. .sitg5J
Neis.-Wartt itstis.
MoIafes.-glarst fIau.
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Oiebmdrtte.

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3uf,ibr ,mO gerianot ipdbreuo Der
pergangenen "a St,inoen, peraIihen
NIT ben porbsrss6snben 3 Sag.n, ma.
rsn fpie folet:
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