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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-11
MILLION BALES Or
COTTON YET NEEDED


College Station. Tex. Nov s.-l
ma from commerce reports, the pub
lIcation OF the bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce Of the Depart
u>enf Of Commerce. at Washington
- reprinted In Commerce and ~
nance Of November 3. report OF
September cotton consumption In 1915
compared with 1914 In Rrazil. France
(Nofmandy only. Egypt. Japan
Spain and China. This Is the month.
" report Of foreign consumption,
which In a communication to you
several weeks ago. asked you to
hare your correspondents at Wash
ing(on obtain from month to month.
The report shows that In each case
the. spIndles Of these countries were
Engaged during September ut Il high:
er percentage Of activity than In Sep.
teuher. 1914.
increase In consumption.
The report shows also that the in.
crease IN the actual consumption OF
cotton BY these mills was something
more than $4,000 bales. Al that rate
q Increased consumption these mills
IN twelve months VIM use more than
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The philadelphia Orchestra VIII
s,vs a ssr,es Of eight free concerts
in The hubble school suditoriums Of
The c,sv This has been made possl.
h,a nv GERMS II. X. Curtis of the Pub
liz redrer. the orchestra conductor,
Mr. stekowski. expresses great en-.
IthusIasm for the work. saying. THE
school children of today are our
audleuces OF tomorrow" t8 4.
Az a tribute 70 John Philip Sousa.
who celebrated his afsyninth birth.
dax on November &. MANAGER Charles
Dillingham; arranged to have the
famous bandmaster's latest compost.
ton. "The New York HIppodrome
March" played enthusiastically In ev|
cry city from the Atlantic tolihe p,
ciac. II IA estimated that 200 theatre
orchsstras played the composition q
the same time.
An American musical pioneer. I.
O. Emerson. died recently at the age
OF es. Such span Of life Il giver
IN but few persona In his early year
Ia was noted a an orxanissr Of sing
ing schools and musical conventions
Our xrandfathers courted our grand
mothers a. the old fashioned singins
schools. Nowadays the motion pic
,ure show a the counting ground. Mr..
Emerson Is probably hest known BY
his church, hymns and anthems. Il
is interesting to know that when he
was horn Beethoven had seven and
Schubert eight more years to live.
Chopin. Mendelssohn, schumann and
Iisrt were but small boys. Music.
then. AS we know II. Is but a very
modern art after all.
=. Al. 80. ~ ,,,- c~d sha woods
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Fivesoom cottage. renodeled. one
new room added. repainted and paper
cd. water connections. North Red
Top street. Reliable parties only ap
ply. SAM D. WILSON.
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TEXAS COTTON PALACE. WACO.
NOV. eat, !. q q. n. PoPu-
Lar LOW RATE EXCURSION
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

(csstiassl : taae Ra0sj
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Ca. Consumers. Asse...oa:

Many have complained TO me con-
cerning n $3.50 charge made by the
Otcro Gas Company for stop boxes
placed on all gas services.
In order that all consumers Of gas
may understand the situation. this
notice Is given. Before any gas con-
nections were made. the matter OF
proper gas regulations was taken up
by the city attorney with the Rocky
Mountain Fire Underwriters Of Den
yer. who fix the insurance rates Of
the city and they suggested that the
placing Of stop cocks protected by n
stop box outside OF the building so
that tho gas can be turned OH In case
Of fire In a building. was absolutely
necessary II We expect 10 have prop
er and reasonable insurance rates and
for the people Of La Junta 10 b. prop.
eriy protected In case Of fire. This
clause. among other things. was In
corporatcd In the gas ordinance
which II now IN force. All property
owners can readily zee the need Of a
way TO cut off tho gas from outside
the building In ease Of fire In tho
building. otherwise. n the gas pipes
became broken. the gas IL pouring In.
10 the building and feeding tho fire
which the fircmcn are cndcavorins
10 control. This ordinance was
adopted on the 18th day Of March.
1915. and has been In force since
that time.
J. n. LAND. Mayor.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
MORE BONDS MEAN NONE TAX
ES AND HIGHER RENT.

Whether you own property ~ -;
self interest demands that yun -
pose the debt-makins program q
the bond advocates.
More bonds mean more taxoo, -
cause the municipal light plant -
thusiasts want to make rates TOO
Low TO COVER EXPENSES.
More taxes mean HIGHER n
More taxes mean that llod 6n1e
must charge more for their ~ -
Deficits In the lighting plant -
lead to INCREASED CHAR0E9FoA
WATER.
Municipal extravagance viii foacA
the NON-PROPERTY OWNER iu11
as It will strike at the property oyi
er.
Next year $3.50 MORE TAxuo
will have to be raised to pay for, .tlSo
hydrants At $72 each. because it -
been found that the municipal Wa1o9
works has been run ON unsound ps16-
ciples.
The Light and Power Company =
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Careful Coal Buyi.sr

The city pumping plant is the only
steam producing concern In the west
that uses domestic furnace coal for
fuel. Every other pumping plant.
mill. sugar factory. ice plant. alfal-
fa mill, milk factory. or in fact any
concern that has the least idea Of
economy uses pure unadulterated
SLACK COAL. the use OF anything
more costly being absolutely pro-
hibitive.
The difference In price between
furnace coal. known generally by
the name mine-run. and slack coal,
is. as a rule. one dollar per ton.
The city pumping plant burns
from five to eight tons Of coal each
day. and is therefore sending up in
smoke from IS to $s Of the taxpay.
ers money every twenty-four hours,
for there is no more reason to use
mine run coal In the city pumping
plant than the burning Of Canon
City coal at $7.76 In . furnace.
II you will multiply IS or SO by
365 days you will probably fine one
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
M..seip.l o~.sr.Alp Il Gard-. city

Something has been heard In the
pending controversy about the mu-
nicipal electric light plant Of Gar
den City. Kan. which 10 on the main
line Of the Santa and not 20 very
far from La Junta. 1t appears that
some Of the citizens OF Garden City.
II not the big majority. regard the
plant ~ far from an unmixsd bless
lag. Tho Garden City Telegram
last Octobsr had an article entitled
City Light Plant Loses Money" In
which II showed that for the six
months ending with September l5.
1915. the water and light plant had
an overdraft Of 36.403. There is
no doubt from this showing" said
the Telegram. "that local war tax
- Il IL now called. will be In order.
for the report showa plainly that the
city IL facing an increasing deficit" :"
In another issue the Telegram
said" For the past fifteen or twen-
" years there has been = steady in
crease Of the amount OF tax differ
ent houssholders have paid. That
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
EvANGELIsrIc MEETINGS.
Ia Junta Is EnjoyinE Dr. Ridley
Initial Meeting Last Sunday, and
All Have Bcea Success.

Beginning last Sunday with
throng whichc rowded the Presbyter-
ian church to overflowing. the union
evangelistic meetings have grown In
interest and the attendance has been
above that Of former efforts. DR..
Ridley. the evangelist, has charmed
his audience with his southern man.
ner and accent, his inimical wit and
humor. and his forceful and vivid
preaching Of plain gospel.
Some Of the special features will
be OF interest to all and especially the
mems mass meeting in the First
Presbyterian church ON Sunday after
noon. when the topic will be "Play
Ball." and will have as spice to the
message the evangelist's interviews
with some OF the famous ball players.
This meeting will occur at 8 o'clock
and all men OF the city are urged to
be present.
On account OF the large attendance
the Sunday evening meeting will be
held In the First Methodist church
and will begin promptly At 1870
o'clock. From all Appearances the
house will be packed and those wish
Ing satisfactory seats are warned to
come early. This service will BE- pro-
ceded by Z union young peoples
meeting In the Sunday school section
OF the church. beginning at $40
o'clock.
On Thursday Of next week the
special feature will again interest .
wide company. The service will be
called Lodge Night" and all lodge
folks are invited to come out. Dr..
Ridley is a fraternity man and will
be able to interest all who come with
a message to the great company Of
people who are bound together In
the great benevolent and fraternai
orders of the present. Services ev-
cry night but Saturday and afternoon
at O'Clock. with the most cordial
invitation to everybody to attend all
Of them.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins.

Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins. one Of La
Junta's oldest citizens, died AZ the
family residence on Santa fe avenue
sunday morning nj 10 o'clock. after
months Of patient suffering.
Mrs. jenkins was born In virginia.
May 8, is<3. and died In Ia Junta.
Colo. March -. 1915. being -
years 10 months and - days Of
age. She was married In 1855 %
o. r. jenkins and the family came %
Ia Junta In 1899 aad have siscs ~
sided here.
Besides an aged husband, Mn.
Jsnkins leaves 70 mouSa hee deaah.
two daughters. Mn. 3. 0elfreg. e
Tueu0easi. n. ~. aal Mn. q. q.
Dress. q Tepska. 1Isn.. aal 80 49,
Charles Jeakins, Of thls ~. all 6
whom wese vilh ~ q ~ tine 6
| hss doaeh.
TAo fusessi vas ~ 1uoolav g.
|tssneoa fsoa ~ soDooGoea. eoo1oeou
|e1 ~ yatAse p11ly. ~ on1ognono
oah1n0 D1oeo = 66soov e1Gno1oD.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

In the dining parlor of the First 81.
~. church.
AFTERNOON.
Music. "Thc Swallow. Leslie
High School Girls Cleo Club.
Address. Things Worth While
Seen and Heard at tho National
Meeting Of supcrIntcndents At
Clncinnau' ................
....... DIR. Mary g. G. Bradford
State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
Music. merry June. .. .vincent
Hlgh School Otris' Oiee Club.
Address. 'The School and the Com.
nusily... .Df. 1Avinsstoa FarSand
Prssldsat. Univsssity Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

OF the many reasons why the water
plant is getting a little deeper In the
hole every year.
This II Just u sample Of munici.
pal mismanagcment, the absolute
wasting Of over $4,000 per year for
no reason whatever. except possibly
the tightening Of the iabors Of the
men who fire tho boilers.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
- cos.ey Teachers.

\ AZ ~ high school building in La
Yenta today there will be general
peting Of Otero County teachers.
- pfogram for the day is as fol-
bwH
1uslc
~ The Dewy DELI ..... Smart
,lbl STARS the Summer.
AZ Ntght ..............W Woodbury.
etventh and Eighth Grade Chorus
Ia Junta Schools.
Address rThe Submerged Half Of
Edueatton' DR.. Loran d. Osborn
Professoe Of Sociology and Director
4 Of ntension Work.. University
n Of Colorado.
Music, Rounds aud Two Part. -.
\ sonss 49,. Fourth Grade Pupils
1S fGf La Junta.
ea; LucheOn.
4 All visiting teachers are cordially
lavited Ia. be the guests Of the La
yuuta tsachers at luncheon. which
viii b served promptly at IL O'Clock
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

offering = ?s per cent cut In the cost
Of street arc lamps. bringing the year
ly cost per arc lamp down 70 SEQ per
year.
Yet you are 10 bc called upon "a
pay e73 per year for . fire hydranl
which merely stands Idle ssarly all
the time. while an arc lamp must
have electric current and upksep sv.
cry night II tho year.
Compared with other cities Of thla
Size. or aay sire. e7s . year u = Dl0
PRICE for fire hydraats.
II this 10 what happsnsd with mu-
aicipaily owned fire hydrants. whal
would you sxpeee 70 happsa With mu-
nieipsiiy ownsd orc iaaps II Q fsN
years?
v0TERSi
Protset yeus DeeDesty.
Avoid higher Feala
voss for The Taxpayess' Ticket.
vele Dowa ~ Doolo.
olono1s 81
EARL ~. nAsklleo,
DARL 0ADul.
k.H. TnlDTD,
RICHARD q. DALTON,
". .. Algp01Wo,
n.esellve cennloass EAspayoel
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
1ssias 70 Ssssssrsls Rseay vsss.

nsv. J. D. Langley. Rev. J. p.
plo1lsy. Rev. Emmanuel Payne. Rev.
uowar1 0oldis aad Ds. Q. 4. Ridley.
~ noeere1 70 Rocky roF1 Moalay
oloognooa aad attended Ne neel-
~ - ~ 0tsro Couaty Ministerial
ADoooaeooos go oleo aeleo6e1 ~
I lv1ag DQualsoa neeelas Whleh w
- = ehae ~ . thae ~.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Everybody Wosiks h Sgaasasols.


Mansanola has devised an excel.
lent plan 20 erect = city hail and jail
At = small expense. They will have
their city marshai aad street com.
missioner put their spare time In q
. cement block pisat and any WEAR
Wiilies" who. Wish 10 visit the tows
will b glvea . "seuav" Of csmeai
work. II rssufa for board aadiods.
ins. aad sooa . coaaodlous couaei|
room. room fos . fire apparatus. asl
. 1o1giag Dlses for The 'sWeasiss'
viii grow ~ - II ~ magic. II
locks like . eoel Diaa sal Il juatl
nisht Deefit ~ ~ ssaapie.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Lsss q sssae Earssry Dsat Hsrs

Ths Hsily sssss factory is bsiag
dis0satled for removal 70 wyoning
aad Il % 6eubtiul II sAs msehiassy o.
The Lamar factory Will ever ~ used
aealn. But ~ peopls q Prowess
eounty srs rot vofsylng over theee
faele aov. ~ latselueejea e lslsy
fss0iae has eDeae1 . nsv aad beeal
~ y DeeeDeslty 80 ~ lasness
have besa euisk y utilise n Wlth.
- - yeasA q ~ Deooeat nv g
ogoosoos Pvowses eOuaev DeeDls wDl
oooa . - 49, - . result g ~
|( eGoonse 1alsy Asnlag-Laalo
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

DsaV sssuse - q. 4. y -
GnmpDene g - - ooo111uD g
Cs0sgaoA 49, nosoD = - 49,
Suoo - ~ - s1oh
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

this condition cannot 20 on much
longer without properly confisca-
ton II plain 70 most any one who
will look Into the facts and do . It,
tic honest figuring.
A disgustsd citissn Of 0asdsa CITY
In authority for the statement that
the plant was originally estimated
TO cost $4,000. but up 70 last fall
had really cost Sss.ooo. Or 37h PEI
cent more than the estimates.
II the proposed municipal light
plant IN Ia Junta over.ran the e.
Inmates In the same proportion n
would cost eio3.oeo.
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Drb 0Dob SMART.
gineinnati, 10. april.

d Die geI6dfie parsn in Der Dsrs
floHsnsn Node MIDI isbr I.bbaft, bod
narsn bic prsife fart uHb IN ttnigsn
;yGlen sifpas 11ber. Die na1ffe, ,tHs
ben Eurtirunesn ipurbsn namhaft se>
Ea9t:
grauBer wnsIin--Grent Sails q 7r,
eoofsr 6s, Saliiae q G 5Ke. 6enberiOn
bern & sLss, gars cid q, sorbal e1st, per.
psrsQ 1914 2lc, b.. ~ iee, utiea 1914 26f, 20.
"a 231s, Hpfelpoop i0si i9lke, DO. o. 11IzG
trtabfen "a i3r, 20, i0.4 20.
@fbIet6ter Nus m RamfHtta ite,
sntbssy ss &c sa Se Is SlagD SSs oS soss. syaaS
9AG 1tirriedne bize, $50 5Giitful &C. @esie
AIS, Repperig i0.4 23r bs, 90 2ie. titira
1864 2se he. asi csc Rofeiuooo 10s4 2i1ae.
po. 9ss iphf, s,rigbtuH lD.i 22e, DO. 9,4 2Qc.
prfBf e-gsmsrffaq stitiing lxe, Ger,
t5nl gan 4As, hmfri!aH 3rblso lSe ss:
@ieHnirs nHb eregs 2. Simpfou WiolrnIHs
s sssa F's' e. a ass ss: u fa 6Su sSs;s re ssss In
fisine-gaIsssn e; Hosy2ss 7s. es.:
ssaitsrvroct 49, gH'sfsSs d v iaMs.
GtBa bams-slnirstsaa etarle eHes n o
ghG feta d. aiHsagH &c. giontroIe 5lae.
ETaiss-cnr Rsit II, @osal eIus 7s,
Ssmm / sLcfis is.e,' erOrimitu or % ios aGl. I'M
pire f0c, gsriabion f0e. 9irt enc.
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stnpser.. - Warft fsit; elettrc'p.t
$17.50; Gat;nss $l7.00-1725.
gttsn. - wlarit itetis. no. / 1or'
tbern $14.b0-r16.o0; no. 2 $14.25
-14.75; no.. ! Soutbern S14.o0--
1880: Rs. 2, $13.75-14 %.
9iei. - Marti piuis; S416-
APO. ~. ....s
/. SrsIter. - Marft npminen.
3.;0dr--s$tp gRS RD@ lluaa
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Mnspdrtise Mdrfte.
Stem gorf. 19. apriI.

Mlebl. - Murtt feiter; Spring pa
tents $7.5o-7.90; geintsr pd!ents
$7.2o--7.5O; Wintsr straigbt S70o
l-T.20; aanfus struisbts $7.3o--
750.
RosaenHe6l. Wlarti felt; fa'r
big gut $6.60-6,75; auserlsisnes Bis
fanen $6.80-700.
Waismebl. Waarft it:tia; Feinss
ipeiBes unb gsltss S1.70-1 70:
Sanis 81 .65-17o; ailn bri:b $4.0o,
Roaasn. = Ulartt fsit; go. 2 Mes
tern $1.27 c. /. |. grport.
@srite. - Wlartt rubig; MaltiHg
1896 c. I. I. Buffalo.
Weisen. - Ulartt unrsaelmabis;
30. 2 rotbsr 81 .65a unD so. 2 far'
ter $1.719 c. /. /. 5rat Grport: 80.
/ 1ortb.rn 9ulutb $1.65 uno Ro. l
Rortbsrn ManitOba S1.65a c. I. I,
Buffalo. Sir Mai S1.65a.
WslI6torn. = Martt itetis; 30. 2
gelbes 81 BEL ausfubr.
6aftr. Martt iieti5; Staneurb
63a; Rp, 3 psibsr $50; fancp p-is
Ger CSC.
5su. - Uaortt fsff. gao. 1 $1,10;
go. 2 $1.07t; 90. 3 95c-$1 %;
BEL ausfubr $500.
6opfeu. - Mlurtt ipilig; Stat.
common bis dolce 1914 lib;
patific Goait 1914, 11-14c; 1913,
Silt.
61ut.. = Martt rubig; gOgcta
Bic; Central amsricd 3Oc.
Gsber. - Mldrtt feIt; 6enlod firits
32t: iseOnbs 30-31c.
port. - gsarft itstis; Wlss $40 90
--19.50; faHiiln S21. 1.00-23.00;
ibort clear $19.00-20.00.
Beef. - Wlurft ru6ig. WeR $3.50
1900; familp $2O.0O-21.O0.
S6mal8. - Ulartt felt; TaibbIe
@eft $9.90-10.OO.
selg. - Wartt itetig; Gitp &c;
gOuIhrD 6s-6ic; Spscial 7c.
g8oqs. Tlartt i.It; 9pmsitic
fleece Xxx Ohio 32-33c.
6ars. - Martt rubis; SraiHeb
orbindrer Bis gu,r $3.50.
5srpsniin. Wdrtt itstis; fir
Wai4in.nssbrau& 4ssc.
REFS. - Wartt itetis; Dom.lti;
beab DC; blue role 5-5ac
WolaiIss. - War,t itetig; Rsp
SrIeans 40-50e.
3udsr. - Rober, Wlartt pi'i1.
Centrifugal $3.50; Wolafes $i.12;
roffinirtsr, ftetig; Gut 2odf Sc so;
erui6sb $6.70; mouib u $685.; cries
S6.15; xxx popber;b S6.05;
ropbcrso $500: fein srunulirter So
30: Diamond u $3.50: gOufictiOnsrs
u $3.50; go. 1 $5.65.
Butter. - Wartt unregelm1bis;
3ufu9r 5,617. grsamerp ertras 30c;
CREAMERY 30s-31e; firits 2sa-
29}e; i.eonhs 27-2ec.
gir. - Rartt feit; !3ufnbr 29,,
331. ariih e.iammslte srtras %
23ae: Storoas pddeb. srtra fits,
22l-22fe; firits 219-221c; rs'us
far padsb, extra firfts 22-224e;
firits 21-22r; ipeiks, feline Bis funcp
24c; brauns 23-23lc.
aGie. - Wartt fsit; 1895. St't.,
ipboIsuiIs, frif6. ipseiaI. 154-155c;
&c. fdnep 15-15sc.
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gbicaao, 10. glprit.

@sij.n. - 5iir Mai S1.62a-
1.64s; ON S6IuB Sl63a. Niir Sui
s1.37-1.392; am S4Iub $1.375.
4eli6torn. = Iiir Rai 77t-
7S1c; am S6Iub TIE. Jiir Suli
794-81e; am S8luk 1916.
Sdf.r. - adr w2ai 57a-5stc;
an s6IuB size. Fir gulf 5655-5sc;
Gm SbluB 565c.
apeaer. - glo. 2 S1.17.
@.riie. = 75-s1c.
3imOtbp. = S4.50-6.25.
aIet. = $S.0O-13.00.
Bort. = Fir Suli $1S.1O-1s.32;
am Sdlub $1s,25. Siir Sept. S18.55
-18.75; am SnluB S1s.65.
Shmdl3. Tiir Sult $1042-
1855; an S6luR $l0.55. Giir z. pt.
am SaIuR $10.77.
RippsufsitsH. - Giir .SuIi S10.5J
1000; ON SnIus $1o.57. Sir
Sept. $1o.so-10.s5; am SfIuB
S10.S2.
Butter. = Wldrtt nisorissr; G,eas
mern 22-28ar.
gisr. - Wartt uieoriger; 3ufubr
2S,373 aiitsu; auF oem martt 1S-
l91c; orbindrp firits 1S4-18ac;
firits 194-19ae.
&artuffsln. = Mdtft itstia; 3us
fubr 90 Gars; Tlitigan unb 4is.
eOHiin rOtbs 40-43c; pp. DsiBe 40
47c.
9efliissl. - ae6snbes, Martt fies
tis; 5dfns 14bc; Springs 16r.
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Wiebmarft.

Gineinnati, 10. glpril.
Die 2ufubt unb ausiu6r fpabrenb
ter lsstsn 4S Stunoen, Osrglihsu nit
Osrielbsn 3eit Der pprpsrsansentn
NO6e iparsn ipit folst;
3ufuhr:
Hinbp. S6p.ine S6afs
IL qpril. 1929 454S 81
19. glpril. =. 974 $50 161
aasfubr:
gfinpp. S8D.ins S6afs
u. april. s'237 1441 =
10. Qpril. H. 905 32S
Rtnbpitb. Gis 3ufubr rar
beuts ni8t isbr ~rob unb bic pr.if.
fiettn um 10-15c b6ber aIs les,e
Mode fir bic beKersn sSlsiIdiOr.en,
Rite iishen I'm 15-25e b0hsr. -
NiIdtiibe finbsH nur gum S4Ia4.sn
abnabme.
Wlittiers uro I6rpsre Stisr. $3.50
-7.s5; srtra $500; Shfsn $500
500; NlsiIteI Stisrs $5.75-7.75;
Seiisrs $5.25-7.85; oussrIeisn. biz
srtra $s.00-8.25; stiibs $3.50
600: aufsrls,Hs Biz srtra $8.10-
$50; eanusrs $3.25--4-25; fst's
Mil6iiibs S5.50-6.25; syira $685.
$50.
gulfsn - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbis uup bi, Prsiis I'M 10-15e h5a
ber.
Wiaaere uno Isidts s4.75-5.eo;
goloana S5.90--6.50; fstts gulsn
$6.25-6.65.
adtber. - Die 3nfubr mar s.s
riua unS oi, grsiis iiisseu um 25c per
100 Dfunb. Ter Uiartt i+Iob ftart.
Grbindrs uHo arobe S5.00-s.25;
fair BIS quite I.i9ts $7.00-S.5o;
ertra $8.75.
5hpeius. Die Rahfras.
mar cine quite uno bic Nreifs itlnb,u
ourdtpsa nm 15c bSber ais In Der lsss
ten Wofe.
Ghie BIS aussyefsne gerianbts unS
flsiifsriortsu S7.s5-7.90; ihrsr.
Shpeine S7.S0-7.85; orbinGre b's
oussrleisne itrers fstte G1ue S3.75
-Z35; Stias S4.75-6.00; lsifts
unb mittlsre gtriauotfortsn $3.50
7.90: HsrtsI 110 Pfuub unb psniser
$5.75--7.725.
Shafe uro dmmer. Die
3ufuhr mar kut. asrine unb bic
Rahfrase gut. Die prsiis parsH
itstia.
S6afe $4.50-7.0o; seI&or.n.
S5.00-e.00: SGmmer S7.50-1o.00;
esiGorene 9dmmer S7.50-9.40;
Sprius 2Gmmsy S9.00-13.50.
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trlb. SonSs nnO Nftiem in sasp Oori.

GtIAdflspabisre pnrbeu 81 sX - 8TH
oisisst,rt. @eAfa auf qoHbon parea iiflis
~ tA761 fur % Iage Sihi; eabd.Nnwei'
iunsen tL795s snb SiAt.g9ehieI si.19]S.
slbn. Dausn SOC, RsEiianif4s SsaaFs
yec.
Aftisn nmarft. - Tn timlat mar
brute an bsr hisiissn H6ris elm ungtbeurtr
unb bis Bur ylittsasitunbe uaren isnatiahr
89O.0O0 Gffisn umgeiesi. Die 9rfife wss
ren arfanes feIf, ssaHmttoas jeood giug
sin Ihfl Der GsmiHae inioles iadsr @ea'
ilfiruns ipitbsr psrioseH. anisriean 2ceo.
mo ipe alIisn perloren 8 Botnis. Sfiblthtm
Siesl w YS!uss, Central 2salbsr SH
Doints u. |. y.
giisubatH sftisn.
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12a Der pgfunb. Stir gut9ers fri>.
iHs 13-131c; bo. gsuntrp 1c1--
lie; friifs aalbFsfls 13s--14e per
pfunb.
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slsIisn ssn. a.; 81 s.sEliNSs5i 81 yad,is 1r.n
s'|sa;Is ;|siIss s9ss; e : 3 q d,g tEi % a. @
ssAS. s O. 8: lsr; s Ss.9s- !, g ~ 4 ,ss; I.ss,
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St sii R r.. .ss'i F;sn. q. .las sstisis s ,
a.e.kn. iosut ts sstIpeHn, eDn. sr. -. s7x
g-gSo ssr q. .I AZ :; s,es.He 3 z ~ e.. ~
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JN0&Aef.tsa..t y etq.&F . ,fen.tr. Il
rkafFf&TilNt - scat ,lIlr ains a. s5N
nd. 4 eusi. O. ls. ~ esiab. sas. ssL Ar ~
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IataL

9Itltsres GrGulsin Gur S6biu Dor
BEN Spusiereous): rSb id ben
S6irm mitnebrntn iOIl, Rinua9'
Minnn: .8eFsr III es faon. ends
oises GrduItin; tpenn man erit iiber
breibis ifi, ME mir bsibs, baun iDirb
.siHsm 70 Lsi4t isinsr msbr dH9sbptsa,
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0isie 5uufeH ftsasu fsfi unb IafTsn
bas mafier gut ablaufeu. Sinp iis
ssbOrig trotsn. 70 psrbsH lie ssbun.
ben nne eiugefabren. Die Grttdge
lIno in aiHitiasn 5qRrsn fsbr srpb.