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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-03-30
ADVENT CHURCH

ADVENT CHURCH
Corner Of Madison Avenue and Rus
sell Street
S. D. A. Church will meet Saturday
at 100 for Sabbath School and social
Services following. All are cordially
invited.
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Price IS Gents

6. r. fOGG'S, Water Street
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Massachusetts Fire & Marine
insurance Company
BOSTON, Massachusetts

ASSETS DEC 81, 1915
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CONCORD
PLEASANT RIDGE

Clerk A. L. Healey; assessors
Floyd E. Hunnewill, Fred E. Beane
Evander Andrews; treasurer. collect
or and constable, Sidney Berry; sup
erintendent of schools, a. l.. Healey;
road commissioner, Fred f. Became
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
CANAL MEASURE
IS UP TONIGHT
Steelton Council Has HEAVY
Schedule For July
Meeting

Steelton's council will meet this
evening with one of the heaviest
schedules of months before it.
Among the many important meas
ures to come up for action is the ordi-
nance granting the Pennsylvania rail-
road the right to build its new freight
spur along the old canal tow path.
At several informal conferences the
advisability of building a large sewer
parallel to the old canal, and of ade
quate size to care for the drainage of
the upper end of the borough for all
time, was discussed. 1t has been sug-
gested, and will likely be formally
brought to the attention of council
this evening, that the borough, rail-
road and steel company each paw a
third of the cost of such a drain.
Completion of such a project would
permit elimination of the canal nuis-
ance and other improvements.
council this evening will also pass
the loan measures now pending and
will complete plans for a suit to com
pei the repaving of Front street. To
discuss the details of this suit the
councilmen met as a committee with
Nelson P. Lewis, the engineer, this
John C. Craig, the new councilman
from the Third ward, will attend his
first session and be sworn in this even
ing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
TO MAKE PLANS
FOR TRACK MEET
Supervisor Irwin Calls Instruc-
tors Together For Next
Wednesday

Arrangements for Steelton's first in
terplayground track and field meet,
to be held on Cottage Hill athletic
field July IA, will be completed at a
meeting of the Fairgrounds instructors
with Supervisor James r. Irwin in the
nigh school next Wednesday evening
The list of events and division has
already been completed by Mr.. Irwin.
1t follows:
Boys Events
Midgets Go years old or under) ele-
phant race, 50-yard dash, three stand
Ing broad jumps: juniors (12 years old
or under), 60-yard dash, 400-yard re-
lay running broad jump, potato race
Give potatoes three yards apart) !;
seniors GA years old or under), 75-
yard dash, 440-yard relay, running
high jump, bar chin special events
(boys 16 or under), 100-yard dash,
running high jump.
Girls Events
Midgets (10 years old or under)
club race; juniors (12 years old or
under), serpentine race, basketball far
throw, 50yard dash; seniors GA years
old or under), club race, basketball
far throw, 60-yard dash.
League Standing
During the past week rivalry be-
tween the Fairgrounds in the various
leagues increased and several changes
In positions were made. The standing
follows:
Senior yolleybaII-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
Miss Buser Weds John
Snyder Beneath Roses

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Buser, in Bressler, when their
daughter, Esther Ethel, was married
to William John Snyder, of Harris
burg. The ceremony took place be-
meath an arch of pink roses inter
twined with honeysuckle. The house
was arranged with fern and pink
roses. The bride wore a beautiful
dress of white net lace with pink satin
taffeta. The bride carried a corsage
bouquet of bridal roses entwined with
pink and white satin ribbon.
Rev. Dr. M. P. Hooker, of Middletown,
performed the ceremony The
wedding march was played by
Miss Mary Hager. Simon Snyder,
brother of the bridegroom acted as
best man. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Edith Buser. About
forty guests were present at the we'd
ding supper. Some were from New
York, Waynesboro, Oberlin and Bres-
sler After trip to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Snyder
will reside in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
Slender Prospects of Early
Adjournment Before Congress

Washington, D. c., July 10.--Con-
gress began another week to-day with
slender prospects of an early adjourn
ment ahead. Four of the admins
tration's most important legislative
measures remain to be put through
and Democratic leaders see chances of
a session lasting into the Fall.
The bills keeping members of Con-
gress here are the army and navy ap-
preparation bills, the shipping bill and
the administrators $197,000,000 reve-
nue. measure. The revenue bill will be
passed by the House late to-day. Re-
publicans intend to fight the shipping
bill with filibuster
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
Large Crowds Attend Corner
Stone LAYING at St. Marks

Impressive ceremonies marked the
laying of the new cornerstone of St
Mary's Creation Catholic Church yes
terday afternoon. Following services
at the present church, the congrega-
ton marched to the new edifice where
1t was Joined by the ten Croatian,
Slovenian and Slovak societies of
the parish.
The principal addresses were made
by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor NJ. M. Has
sett, of Harrisburg, and by the Rev.
Anthony Sirca, Franciscan Father, of
New York. The Rev. Anthony Zuvich,
the rector, and the Revs. Luke Gladek,
B. Sama and William Huygen also
participated in the services.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
GARDNER FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Elizabeth Gardner who died Saturday,
will be held in st. Johns Lutheran
Church Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The. Rev. DR.. n. P. Hooker,
of Middletown, and the Rev. George
n. Lauffer, of St. Johns Lutheran
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
MIDDLETOWN
NEAR RIOT AT CARNTvAT,

A near riot was narrowly averted
late Saturday night, when Herbert
Mocklin, got into an argument with
q colored employe of the Harry Cop
ping carnival company. The latter,
1t is alleged, brought the argument to
a sudden close by bringing a heavy
hammer down on Mocklin's head
with such force as to cause him to lose
consciousness. The act enraged
number of onlookers and they rushed
for the carrousal about which the
colored man had been working, with
the evident intention of wrecking it.
The show people rallied in defense of
their property and in the ensuing
melee. T. Brown, was badly beaten up.
Word of the fight was quickly con-
veyed to the police and officers soon
had it quieted down.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
STEELTON AND NEARBY TOWNS

Monday afternoon-Junior baseball.
Lawn and Hygienic.
Tuesday morning - Track meet at
Hygienic.
Tuesday afternoon-Volleyba Hy-
gienic at the Lawn, Fothergill at Cot
tage Hill.
Wednesday afternoon-Track meet
at East End. track meet at Cottage
Hill.
Thursday afternoon - Senior base
ball, the Lawn and Cottage Hill.
Friday afternoon - -Interplayground
track meet at Cottage Hill.
Saturday morning-Junior baseball,
Fothergill and Cottage Hill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10

Church, will officiate. Burial will be
made in Baldwin Cemetery.
Mrs. Gardner was 70 years old and
death was due to heart trouble. She
is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Anna
Gwinner and Mrs. Janet Thompson;
one daughter, Miss Eliza A., and four
sons. David R., of Harrisburg; An
drew, or youngstown, Ohio; w. John
and Thomas ", of the borough.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10

county court will be called upon IN
settle the disputes growing out of a
little picnic" in Kelker Park july 4
and the subsequent attempt of Con-
stables Still and Brashears and for
mer Justice of the Peace T. V. Gard
ner to place several Germans under
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
DUTCH PAPERS COST MORE

The Hague. Holland, July 10.-AIl
Dutch newspapers are raising by ESQ
per cent. their subscription and adver-
tising prices because of the increased
cos tof print paper. For advertise
ments the prices are put up 10 per
cent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10

arrest on warrants charging them
with selling liquor illegally. When
John Schulders, John Szalai and Joe
Molnar were arraigned before Squire
Dickinson Saturday afternoon on
charges of selling liquor, they were
required to furnish $500 bail for court.
Henry Weigand and Joseph Frey were
also held under bail to answer a
charge of assaulting Gardner Bail
was furnished in each case.
Arm Burned.-Frank Kenney, of
South Fourth street, was burned about
his right arm Friday at the I-bar
mill when he came into contact with
an electric current.
Oil BuTns.-Oil in quenching tank
at No. 2 forge department caught fire
late Saturday night. An alarm was
sent in. The damage was slight.
Honor Hutchison.-A large Ameri-
can flag at the Locust street en-
trance to the steel plant has been
draped with black streamer in honor
of Brigadier General ]. B. Hutchison,
who died Saturday. General Hutchi-
son was superintendent of the steel
company police
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10

Mrs. Sarah Redman, aged 70, dieG
at the almshouse this morning. FIJI.
neral arrangements are incomplete.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
VOLUNTEER TROOPs mo MEEr

VOLUNTEER TROOPS TO MEET
Members of the newly organized
volunteer cavalry troop will meet this
Army hall, 26 North Third street.
Prospective new members who desire
to enroll may do so by communicating
name and address to H. L. HcLaugh-
lin, chairman, 1927 Market street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-10
N. Y. CENTRAL SELLS BRANCH

The New. York Central Railroad
Company announced yesterday the sale
of its holdings in the New York, Chi
cago and st. Louis Railroad to Cleve-
land interests for a consideration in
volving $8,50O,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
GlmksNahribten.
Greitaa. 80. sunni.

Greitag. 80. SUM-.
Der Sbiofllb 1T i'm Gincinnatiet
0iftritt langfam i'm Salen begrii-
fen unb batte geitern 4benb BEL bie=
flyer Stnbt einen @aheritanb Dol
20,3 5nB.
Die foIgenben 9epeItsn truTer
seiiern bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.-6.3 SUB, fdGt.
Dbeeling, SO. ga.-7.5 Sub fGat.
partersbura, 80. 9a.-10. 4 5ub.
aanatpba Sails, 70. @a.-2. 8 SUB.
Gbarleiton, 30. 0a.-7.3 SUB.
Portsmouth, O6iO -18.4 HuB, fGat.
~qouispiIe, a.-9.4 SUB, fdGt.
Gpansbille, Sno.-18.2 SUB, fdat
Naibsils, 5enn.-8.7 SUB.
CHATTANOOGA, 9enn.-10.1 Sub.
Cairo, Sa.-34.6 SUB, fGQt.
Wsmpbis, 5snn--28.1 SUB, itsist.
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Uerionbt pdbrenb berielben 9eit:

bat ii6 mir ipenia perdnbsrt, Die beIs
isren lei9tsu SleiI6eriorten unb guI:
fstte &iibe ursb Gamers lparen iteii9,
Ionit aber nor Der Wartt langiam.
Gtosrs unb Gseoers tuaren lausiam.
Wittlsre unb i3tpere Stiere $3.50
1000; Jleii4er Stiere 5000
800; auserleiens bis ertra 1920
I9.75; Seifers $5.5O-8.25; auserlee>
iens bis srtra S3.50-8.85; &iibe $4.@
50-e.75; aus.erleTsne bis extra S.
$685.; Gamers $4.00-4.50;
MIidtiibe $780, tOesrs urdo Gee
Der: Siisre So. 50-8.Oo; Seifers So
25-7.25; aiite 100000.
gullen. Die 3ufubr mar ses
ring unb bic 4reiis itetis.
Ggette gullen $6.75-7.25; Bologna
$5.50-6.50; masere unb leidte ST.
I50-5.5O.
adtber. = Die Ia4fras. mar
cine 3iemli4 cute uno pie preiie tie,
tis Bis fart.
Bette adlbsr $11.25-11.5O; fair
tis CUTE lsifte $8.OO-11.25; Oroi>
ndre unb srobe $5.00-10.75.
Sdpeine. = Die 3ufubr mar
gr6ber unb bie prsiie fielen I'm ipets
tere 25-50c. Der Nartt i4lob
i9tpa6.
@ute Big auserlsiene gerpadungss
unb 5Ieii9eriorten $9.55-9.60;
gemiI9ts 9srpatunssiorten $3.50
--9.55; aiisseiudts mittl.re, 100 Biz
200 pfunb, $9.45-9.50; lethts 8ers
ianbtTorien. 100 Biz 155 pfuno,
S9.55-0.65; Jertsl, 10 pfunb uno
%psniaer $6.25-9.25; orbindre Biz
aussrIsiene f6pere fstte SGus $6.75
SIS; fancp ausseiudte $s.80-S.S5;
Stass $6.00-7.00.
S9afe unb 2Gmmer. -
Die 3uiubr mar nur mdbis; bic
Ratfrage oHfaHss 5iemli6 gut, ssgen
S4lub aber mar Der Wartt lang
lam.
S&nfe ertra $e.75-7.0O; CUTE
Big ~duserleiens $6.OO-6.75; orbindre
Bis fair S.3.Oo-5.5O; admmer, eItrd
$11.35-11.50; CUTE Bis auserleiens
S10.50-11.25; or6inars Bis fatr
$7.00-10.00.
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Gbteaao, 90. Suni.

G9psine. - 3ufubr $4,000.
Rartt iaipa9; Bull S9.5O-9.75;
Isi6ts $9.25-9.70; gemii3ts 1925
$50; i6pere $9.20-9.S5; rauk
S9.20-9.35; 5srtsl $7.5O-9.20.
Rinbuieb.- 3ufu6r 1000; Warft
felt; GiHbsimii9e Beef Stiers $3.50
11.30; Weitsrn Stiere $S.25-9.45;
Stoers uno gseOers $5.75-S.8o;
aiibe uno 9eifers $3.75-9.85;
,adlber $8.50-11.75.
S4afe. - 3ufuhr $4,000 Warft
feft; Wetbers $6.90-7.9o; gtpss
$4.25-7.40; 9dmmer S7.25-9.
so; JriiAiahrs 2Gmmsr $7.50-11..
m
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Gin Yeiud int Eager Der inter'
nirten oeutiden SplOaten
in Bergen.

9ur6 Die 9iebensmiir6igfeit Gcs
bcllGnoiifen @eneralitabes mar cs
mir erIar6t moroer, Dos 2nger III
Bergen gu beiltben.
BiinftIih roilte mein 3ug gum @ln-
iierbamer Snuptbabnbof binars mad,
@croen Der 3upoeriee 5lt, porbei Oil
Dem Stdbthen 3aanoum init ieirrcn
ja%blreifen, orieinelen, bol5ernen unb
bunt ~geidrbten Sduiern. gis bier f1brt
Der 5ug burfl cine NIT perf6ie0eltar.
liigen Snbuitrien reid belebte @egeno.
IS iiel mir aber allt mie iebr Der
bier Defenders rege Scl5batbeI belttc
inter Der iebIenben 3ufIbr leioet, bic
ourf bic 8lodaoe unterbunoen lit.
Tic Eager tparen fait Ieer. Sitter
3aanbam foIgt Die tppii6e bollanot.
Idle ~9tieoerung, enolcie Wieien Ino
3aiierldufe, beitiidt init benz &eidp
ttim oes 2atbes, mlge5dblten Bicb-
berben. aua bier berrift nie i'm
mittleren Solano Die ifapar3peiBc
Sorbe Der. @ir na6ern u1s Der 3,n.
beriee. uno 5ieie fruf,tbare 8eeenb
.oit itnipilitiirlid) Zen Beomnfen aus,
relfan gieihtbum 6ie Grodenlegulig
oes Gees ben 9ieOerlanoen briugen
Diiroe. SSSt nornIalen 3eiten firlbet III
3aanonm ein roger VerionempedyicL
itatt pon Srember. Die oas SduS6en
Beters bes @roBell beirdyen uro BON
Dier aiis einert abiteder nnb Der be.
fagnten SnieI Marten MAIDEN polen.
Da ia heite'friiber ihon aeiebell un6
mir altf Ytarfcn iOgnr cine feline
.4ntiquiteit" eritanben tahe, Sic
ipnhriteinlid bas gr5eugnib zines
iinbigen oeittiten 5nbuitrle1en lit,
irbr ib lpeiter rno lanlte BALD IN ei.
ner Der imtberlien b%olI1noiidIen
Sldote, IN alltmnar, GIL. Nad) meitc.
ten 20 Minlrten 9ompftramia6rt
lpar i6 an 3iel meiner &ciie, III Der.
geit, 100 iib oas Eager Der internier.
ten beiitid)en SolOaten beiinoet. IS.
iino ungeiabr 100 Mann, Die @ieiner.
beit bel Den admpien in geIgien iiber
bic GolGnoiide 9ret5e georiidt pur'
Den.
Bergen, nit BEN porgeldeerten Ser
ssn>aans3 See, 1T Elm iosaiid) bitbicb ee
lesenes Sertden, 5dblt geeen 2S00
Gtnpobnsr uub beitebt aus elmer nm
SabI nieolifer, tleiner 9iuen, Die in
bolIGnbf9er Sauberteit blib6lant in
tpoblsepflestsn 9drten lisssn. pier
ianb 1899 sine S4Ia6t Spiihen eez
larbetsn Rufen uno gnsldnoern gez
gen SranSoisn itatt, in tpelaer bic err
iteren geIhlaeen uno ibeiltpeiie .se~
iangen ipuroen. Gin 0entmal fir Die
gefanenen &ufsn itebt auf hem
S6la6tfeloe. - Bergen lit i'm Auss
lanbe ais 9abeort taum befannt unb
besbalb pbne ben S9parm internal
tipnalen pllblitums, Der fiirs @uee ia
man9rnal redt iRterefant, aber fir
bic Rlibe oft itDreno 1T. Sir ben &Iz
bsiufer, Der MaIb unb Gee eenieben
mDhte, lam ih mir tdum cine ange@
nebmere Sommerfrii9e benten: bic
NIT baran itobenben Mdlbern,
tabeIoIe, ftets trodene Mese unb pprs
Siislihe @erpflesuns gu mdbisen Preis
fen, basu Elm sutes Ylblitun unb cine
bOfltte 9epOlterurls. DIR tuurbe srs
sablt. bab Der, @~emeinberatb iegIi6e]
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@els. sOnSs nab slttisu in Wslu gOrt.

Wsidaftspapiere purosn Su 8K-3AS
oistsntirt. @sditl aaf Gonoon uaren ftetlq.
1ir 90 Iase e4.72, Siht s4.75A; aapel
WEpsiiunseR a. 76H, 6rancs Sidt 1904
lasa $50. yiarf Sidt 1877. nabel 731.
a,onsn Siti 12X, aabel 1879. Sire Sidi
1.37, aabel 6.36, 2ubel Sidt 81; ia.
bel slH; Sibsr.sarrsn G5zfe, Nsrifaniids
Sola.e 50x.
attien arst.-Eie Gusiidt auf cine
gitiibs BsiIesuns Der meriianii1en duae'
,ejeabeit bot c Jar Solst. oiB itart s~etauft
plto. uno bic 4reife ffiegea. 2ts SdluB'
J otltunssu itanDsn burdpes aber oensn
oon geiiern.
giffstatn Tfhsn.
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9uder. - pretie ten. - Rdfs
finirier Gut aoaf $3.50; poipber.t
$3.50; Cubes $50; sranulirtsr S.,
20; eonfectioners ~" $3.50; on
~ $7.80-9.00; fpeiber EXTRA $3.50
40; EXTRA e. $3.50 per tunbsri
pfiinb.
MpIaffes lit fetis. = Retu
Orleans Open aettIe 45-65t; Gems
trifngal 25-34e per GaIlpnt.
Rets. - 2~outiiana, Sanep 5ed5
'64-6ae; prima 5t-53e; crbipdre
4s--5e; Sapan 4s-54c per pfuno.
Dairp prcbutte.
Butter. Uiartt rubig unb
preife %tpilissr. - mhcIemilt, ertro
32e; GsntroliarO EXTRA 39ae; Gsnira.
Ii5eb firjts 26r; fsconbs 23e; Gunrp
DARN 24e; padins Sind 2--225e
PEI pfuah.
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Metan'Marft.

Rep gort. 20. 5uni.
aufer. -Wartt flau.
g~leetrplptie. -Uiarft nominal; fir
Ssptember unb ipdter $3.50
29.O0.
Giisn. = Tlartt itstis unb unbsrz
Gnbert.
3inn. = Martt feiter; Offerirt 81
S39.25.
8lei. - $500.
GpeIter. - Martt lou.
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I65. ann edIub 25.1O: far eeptsmter

80, am e4lub 25.10; fir September
24.20-A.75, am S9lub $24.65.
S9mala. = Sir gull 12.97-l3.s
10, am G9lub 13.15; fir Sepismber
13.15-13.35, am Shlub 1895.
Hippenieiten. = Sir Suli 13.47
|-13.67, am S4luB 1885; fir Ssps
TENDER 13.57-13.80, am S9lub 3D.
n.
Butter. - Wlarft unDerdubert.
eier. = Jirits 21a-22c; orbindre
firfts 20-21e.
aartoffeln. = Wdrtt u%nperdnesrt.
Geflieel. describes. Wtdrtt
psrdnberIi9; 9ibner 15A-I5c;
Sringers 21-25c.
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3aslidBer MART. 0eriAt.
Cincinnati. %. Suni.

Die nahfolgenben 0uoiirungen bs.
5ie6en iit nur aui Gnsros : 1rans'
a%tiionsn. Bel ileineren 0eidGftm
tperben etipas bobere preiie bere9ast.
propiiionem.
S9mats. prima Stsam
12.So-12.9O; 5amilp $13.5o-14.s
90.
5roden seiaf5enes Gfeifd +.
- Sbort clear Geitsn, IOis 13A-
14t; Grtra fbort clear Seitsn 13i-
1876; tur3e RippenieiteH 134--13se;
Bellies 15-15tt.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
144-15ae; EXTRA ibort clear Seiten
141-15c; ibort Hippsnisiieu lob
16e; Bellies 165-17s.
sugar gureS GIeifd. -
s6inien 19-19le; pienic Sdulterl
14-14ac; greatfeIt Bacon 20-22i;
Sdultsrn in pddeten 14-14he; Rem
Yort Gut 14-14ae; trodene Beef
Stinten 27t 2Shc per pInnb.
SHbgep0tettes Jfeii9 If. =
S6infsn 16-16ae; pitHie S4ultsrn
12a-123e; Bellies 15-15ie; S9ul.
tern 12a-13e; S4ultsrn 81. .. Gut
DO. 12a-13e.
grif4es Sfeif6. - S8inten
168-179c; pienic Shultern 12--
1926; G6ulisrn 12-12At; ihort
RippenIsiisn 12d--13t; ibort clear
RippenIsitsn 13-13ac; EXTRA ibort
clear Rippsnieitsn 12t-13e; Bellies
lei9ts 17a-1sse; Bellies, i4tpers
1~6a--17Ae.
MebI unb 0etreibe.
Mebl.- - @inisr patsnt $3.50
SIS; Wintsr fanep $~5.00-5.25;
Winter familp S4.50-4.75; Winisr
srtra $4.o0-4.25; Winisr orbindrsr
$3.50-3.75; Sartes Wei5en patent
S5.50-6.O0; Sartes Dei3sn fantp
S5.00-5.25; Sartss Wei5en famt.p
$4.0-4.25; ROsssn, Rortbpeiisrn gss
miidtes $5.00-5.10; Rogssn gttp
reines S5.00-5.25; Rogsen Gitp sss
miidtes $4.75-5.00.
Wei3en. - so. 2 rotber Wint,r
S~l.08--1.10; go. 3 DO. $1.02-1.05;
Rp. A DO. $3.50.
nell 9torn. - no. 2 ipsibss
79lc; Rps 3 DO. 7sa-7se; go. 4 Do.
T-78e; go. 8 DO. 76-77c; RO. 6
DO. 75-76c. - go. 2 eelbss 79ht;
go. 8 DO. 789-79c; &c. 4 DO. TT
7Se; go. 8 DO. 76-77e; go. 6 DO.
75-76c. - 20. 2 ssmiidtes 791c;
gio. 9 DO. 1915; go. A DO. II
7Sc; Ro. 8 DO. 76-77e; Ro. s DO.
75-76e. = &olbentorn, tpeibss II
-79c; aolbentorn. gsl6ss 77-79e;
aolbentrrn, ssmiiftss 77-79e.
Rpggen. - Ro. 2 9sc-S1o0;
No. 8 DO. 1886; go. 4 DO. So
92c.
Safer. = Rortbapeitern 90. 2
47-49c; Rortbpeitern Stans
barb. tueiber, 44--45t; Rortbtpsitern
30. 3 fpeiber 43a-44ic; SO. 8 iusi=
Der etnbeimiiGsr 40a-41ae; 90. A
394-404c; Ro. 2 semiifisr
38a-39ae; go. 8 semii6ter eiabeis
37h-38ac; RO. A semiiAter
Wbisfeb.
gertouft tpurben $50 Bbls. 0is
Killers ginifheb Gooos auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per 9aIpne.
Groeeries.
aaffee. - Saba 23--3Oc; Wos
ia 29-30e; Guatemala faneD 19c;
DO. gutter 17fe.
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Ter ! irit ma teute rt4t lsbboft unb
bic erdfrage mad 9arIeben cine CUTE. Sic
Sia6rdtsn 11nD unssrdHbsrf aebfxben. Gas
3aslsber .pn eau wurben pom ben xanfrn
~ bsrs4net, mdbrsnp WeI9ditspapiere 5u
o. ~ oisiontirt ntrben. Gin pfeHtn
Htarfte lpuroen SnrIebsH -on eaii- ~ SH-
- uHb auf 8rt Bu4-596 piaelrt.
kSsaid ant sssp Dsu
pprben ~ Var, sipifAen 8anfen ptrtauit.
Die 9ounisnsIe bslEast bve YrdnIis per
$1,000.
fstnfd ssf GHsora
Si4i. D.1iel auf goHosn rparbsn ~
A7e Der yIe. 5ierlina suotirt. gar BED.
lei anf berlin fplroen soc fir Z Htarf
bsrsdntt, iar Bedisl aui @dsis 1915 pro
Hsans. anf Amtsrbam 42c pro Vufbeu
nHs aui Witn l5e per Krone, 9ires 1870,
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Gbieaso. 30. Stunt.

Gbieago. 90. Suui.
MeiSsn. - Iir Suli S1.00t-l.z
ole. ON S9IuB $1.01a; fur Septems
Der $1.03g-1.05, am Sdlub $1.05.
@efttprn. - 5ir Suli ID
7oae, am Sdlub 75ac; fix esptems
Der 73-74sc am @hIub 1876.
9afer. = Sir Suli 3S4-393c,
am Sdlub 39e; fir September $50
-385c; fir September 38A-38se,
am ShIub 38ic.
Rpssel - Warft nominal
0erfte. - 63-90c.
Simotb. - $500.
alee - $7.00--13.00.
-port.-Hiif Suit $25.1om25s.