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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
NEW WATER TOWER READY.
Tank Of 100000 Gallons Capacity "a
es Put Into Service at Hampton.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton. Sept. 2s.-The new steel
tank of the city water plant is ex-
pected to be in use in about ten days.
Work is in progress on the laying Of
new mains and only few days are re-
CURED to get all in use.
The new tank holds 100000 gallons,
stands upon four trussed steel legs.
spaced forty feet apart at the base,
and 100 feet high and twenty-eight
feet in diameter. The sides are
thirteen and one-half feet In height
with conioal roof that reaches ten
feet higher. The total height Of the
structure is 125 feet. Three cars OF
steel-sixty tons were used In Its
construction. The riser or standpipe
leading to the tank Is five feet In
diameter and will hold $4,000 gallons.
The tower was furnished and erected
by the Des Moines Bridge and Iron
Company. which also Ia laying the new
mains. The new well is being drilled
by S. w. Bowman. of -Eldora.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Rurlinqton,

Burlington.
The mammoth million dollar railroad
shops being erected in this city by the
c. B. & @. are nearing completion, and
will be finished by Feb. l. When COM
pleted the shops will employ 1900 men
Newton.
For the first time in many years
Coroner Hinshaw was the acting sher'
iff Tuesday. 1t was in case where
Sheriff Cove was party to a sun so
that for the time being he was not the
sheriff.
Hamburg. /.
c. A. Beason has couple Of pocket
pieces of money he never spends. one
is an English coin about the size OF a
dime which bears the date Of 1890.
The other is a gold dollar OF the mint
age of 1851. There are but few gold
dollars older than his.
Muscatine.
Leo Mitchell of Keokuk, who recent
vi worked on 'Muscatine local news
papers, was adjudged insane MONDAY
morning when brought before the IN
sane commission, consisting OF DR.. o.
B. F'ulliam, Attorney ]. F. Dewitt ana
County Clerk R. J. Upton. He was
returned to Mount Pleasant, from
which he had been paroled. The pro-
ceedings were instituted at Mitchelis
own request.
Ottumwa.
Fire early Tuesday in the Cullen dry
goods store did several thousand DOL
lars damage, most of which was
caused by smoke and water. The rea!
of the building which is also the prop
erty Of the firm was partly destroyed
An electric iron left with the current
turned on in the alteration department
is believed to have been responsible for
the blaze which was discovered by a
night Waterman. -
Davenport.
That there are 1923 miles Of tele-
phone and telegraph lines in Scott
county is shown by statistics compiled
at the auditors office in making taxa
ton estimates. The taxable value OF
telegraph and telephone property in
the county is s71295. the actual value
being four times this amount. OF
transmission lines for power and light
there are 80 miles taxable value at
s1430.
Atlantic.
The 12-year- old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Warren lost it's life in fearful
manner Friday on the farm OF Ed
Warren. in Five Mile Grove. The little
fellow wandered into the barn where
there were number OF horses and ap-
parently ran against the heels OF the
animals. which kicked the child TO
death. Ed Warren. who attempted 70
rescue the child, was also kicked and
severely hurt.
Wilton.
VIII Arnot while driving his auto
Monday afternoon a few miles north Of
the city lost control Of the machine
coming down the Kaufman hill, with
the result that the machine rolled over
several times and was wrecked. The
driver was badly bruised and rendered
unconscious for more than an hour
DR.. A. R. Leith was called and at
tended him. The physician reported
that no bones were broken and that
the injuries were not serious.
let's.
Mrs. Mary Drookha-t was quite bad
ly injured Saturday morning when she
slipped and fell as she was descend
ing into the cellar OF her home IN
Cranston, five miles north OF Let's
Her son, Lawrence who was outside
in the yard. heard her cries and found
her at the foot Of the stairs, bruised
and bleeding. Her daughter. Mrs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
PiNiONED UNDER CAR.

John johnson, Of Near Manson, In
jured in Automobile Accident.
Special to Times Republican.
Manson, Sept. GS.-John johnson
who lives north of Manson, was in
town last Monday morning and as he
was going home his car overturned at
the Elsen corner, pinning him under
the machine. One car passed but saw
no one and went on. The second car
was a tourist car from California. The
driver went by but backed up to in
vestigate and found Mr.. Johnson pinned
under the car. The back of his head
was torn and bruised He was taken
up to Dr. Mullorky's office where the
wounds were dressed. then taken to his
home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
4 Bad Summer For Children.

There has been an unusual amount OF
DANGEROUS sickness among children
everywhere this summer. Extra precau-
tons should be taken to keep the bow
els open and regular and the liver &C
tive. Foley Cathartic Tablets are a
fine and wholesome physic; cause no
pain. nausea or gripping. They relieve
indigestion, sick headache, biliousness,
sour stomach, bad breath or other con-
dition caused by clogged bowels. Sold
ere.-Advertisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Maxwell COMMUNITY revival.

Special to Times Republican,
Maxwell. Sept. 2s.--This Is the third
week" of the community revival in
which six or seven churches are inter-
ested and much interest is being
shown. Fifty from Rhodes were in atA
tendance one evening last week and
many are coming for miles to hear
Lockhart, the evangelist. Eight. hun
dred dollars were raised for expenses
last Sunday and over 400 men attended
the mems meeting in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and Mr.. Sandy
are his assistants.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
w. p. Schurtz, Of Near Manson, Struck
Dead During Storm.

Special 70 Times epuDIlCan.
Manson. Sept. 2S.-W. p. Schurtz.
who lives south of town, was killed by
3 bolt of lightning Tuesday afternoon
about 3:45 o'clock He and some other
men had been blowing and when the
rain came they went in the barn. Mr..
Schurtz went outside to observe the
weather conditions and lightning struck
the corner of the barn and killed him
almost instantly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

ture in the tabernacle were scattered
for blocks. Roofs were torn from
houses in several instances.
The residence Of Ernest Mcclure
was struck by lightning. The blaze
was eXtinguished by neishbors. No
other damage was done.
An automobile party from College
Springs was caught in the storm and
narrowly escaped serious injury. Their
car was badly damaged by the wind
The occupants took refuge in grove
nearby.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
News Of Scranton.

Special to TfmeS-Repubfcan.
Scranton, Sept. 2s.-The Holmes es-
tate sold a farm onrthe Lincoln High
way east of town for $40 per acre.
The farm consisted Of about 200
acres. Charles Dun was the purchaser
and it Is considered by good judges Of
land around here that he secured a
bargain. . y 4
Henry McClellnndg a farmeryof near
Bayard. has rented the half section of
land owned by Billy Longrnan in VIII
low township and will farm this land
the coming season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
EdueationaI Boa I'd to Meet.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 28.-The state
board of education will hold meeting
Oct. II and IL, but the exact place OF
meeting has not yet been fixed. Gen
eral matters with reference to the state
of learning will be up for
consideration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
OUTFIT HooDooED.
Members Of Franklin County Crew
Meet With Painful Injuries.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, Sept. 2S.-The threshins
outfit over in Ingham township with
which Mr. Van Houten suffered a
badly burned hand when the engine
went thru a bridge a&few weeks ago
seems to be hoodooed, for Will Hoff-
man, who jumped and escaped from
the first wreck. on Monday, was
caught between the engine and sepa-
rator and received bad flesh wound
at the calf OF his left leg.
The machines were being driven
across a ravine and the up and down
motion of the two caught his leg and
cut the flesh to the bone. A physician
dressed the wound. No bones were
broken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Buv Site For Y. M. c. A.

Cedar Rapids. Sept. 2s.-The board
of directors of the Cedar Rapids Young
Mems Christian Association announced
that they had completed the purchase
of land valued at $45, 900 on which they
will erect a new building to cost
$50, 900.
The new building will be five stories
high, and will have dimensions OF 13o
by rs feet a campaign TO raise
funds will be begun in November.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
COUNTY MAY CONDUCT FAIR.
Franklin County Agricultural Society
May Dispose Of Interests.

May Dispose Of Interests.
Special to Times Republican.
Hampton. Sept. 2s.--A change in the
affairs of the Agricultural society has
been proposed here that would probab-
~ be for the best interests Of that or
ganization, namely the taking over Of
the grounds and the conduct of the
annual show. by the county 1t is said
this is being done in many other coun-
ties, and VIII, much success "The fair
belongs to the county and should be
run by the county" says an official
The stockholders are declared to be
willing to sell for the Indebtedness and
it is thought a better interest would
be maintained.
More willingness to help was mani
tested this season by the city and others
generally than has been the case be-
fore, much service being free, and for
all this the officials are grateful,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Hail Storm Damages Corn.

Special to TimeS- Republlcan.
Dougherty, Sept. f2S.-A severe hail
storm accompanied by high wind
visited this vicinity Tuesday night
and did considerable damage to corn
which was leveled to the ground.
During this storm horse belonging
to w. r. Dougherty was instantly
killed by lightning but the barn. in
which the horse stood when struck
was damaged only slightly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
his PIan.

She--Now that you've got a raise Of
sixty a month. Tom we can afford a
more expensive fiat. - e
He-But we're very comfortable
here. How would 1t be IL I asked the
landlord to raise our rent?-Boston
Globe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Bone Broken by Horses Kick.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, Sept. 2S.-John Grabbe,
aged 20. son Of Betz Grabbe, is suffer
ing broken bone OF the iss: leg as G
result of being kicked by horse
while riding one horse and driving
others. The injury was a compound
fracture and is very painful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Storm Wreck. Tabernacle.

Diagonal. Sept. 2s.-A tornado
struck this town Tuesday night,
wrecking a large tabernacle and re-
moving several houses from their
foundations.
The chairs, tables ard Other furni-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Youna Farmer pies Suddenly.

Special to mes-Republican.
Alden, Sept 2s.-Albert Nelson,
prominent young farmer residing
west OF Alden, died about 1880 a. m.
Thursday Of heart failure. He was The
Youngest son Of Ole Nelson, OF Alden.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

CONTINUED on Page ~ I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

duetpr sam Wagner. g.lasterer. jos
MeNr4t. Nneman. a. NJ Maisel. man
lager Western Union Telegraph com
pauy. T.. a. Plumb brakeman
n ~ stewart brakeman r. Brosey.
painter and decorator: J. T.. colby
traffic engineer Western Union TEL
grarh company. l.. r. Elliott. morch-
unt F.i S Bayliss manager Harvey
houSe W L. Law station agent. r.
T. Wilson. merchant G. f. Nelquist
manager Harvey house. II. Phillips,
cher MEX Fricze. merchant Carl
Barnert, merchant H. e. Rose EIar-
tet news service Roy Stamm. whole
sale fYuit dealer A. A. Boyle lincman
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY.
Claud Blair. lineman Postal Tele-
graph company. J * Grove. clerk,
J s Deu carpenter r. n Knox.
machnist H. ! Matthews. electrical
Inspector, r. stewart .machinist.
Raymond stamm international lIar-
vestcr company; Charles r Redmond
barber. b. Y. Woodward, Harvey
news service J G. Gregg. yard mas
ter l.. " Erwin, plasterer. Alfred
MiliNif resident X II. Johnson, sec
ti1u fort man a NJ Cowan, machin-
ist r Il. stewart. carpenter. t. -
Malictt chauffeur Charles Cowan.
student, K. T. bloom clerk. Thomas
H.. Henderson. carpenter, T.. 4. Ion
crglu. United States Indian service.
i H. T. Jones. automobile dealer; l.
81. tuuk. pesioffee clerk. Neal
lIaines. water chemist. II. W Shaw
florist. A. MERCER. plumber. Charles
-. Brooks. insurance adjustcr. g. :.
Horton salesman. Charles f. Car
rctt. mail clerk Clarence Ellis, carr
pentcr. L. T. Foster, stockman: G. A..
Man carpenter, e. A. Roumakcr.
clerk William i. Howard. resident;
r. James carpenter hugo Meyer
music dealer. G. Scverip manager
Texas OH company; y. o. Jaffa, mer-
cbanti o, S True, carpenter. W. Al
Moore. insurance adjustcr. II Kauf-
holz, analytical pharmacist; William
Schaefer plumber, }. f. Wenborn.
carpenter; A. Chauvin. decorator. T.
j. Bascr. ranchman. j. c. Swillum.
Dan Dry lineman. 4 A.
Moon. boiler maker d. NJ Stevens,
broker; r. A. kistler, retail dry goods,
Frank Stortz secretary Elks lodge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Reynolds. telephone manager Albert
Aercier carpenter, A = Daumef. no.
tay public. y i. Melton carpenter.
Charles Lemhke. contractor g g. T.
Reumm, Moose organizer j NJ Har-
ri-on, railroad conductor. q Moody
salesman w. g Nearns. hotel mana-
ger Merle !. pcttiS. forestry service.
J. T.. Goodell. manager business col
leg Marion Sawtelie. painter +. a.
t'mharger carpenter " ~ Rodgers
proprietor shooting gallery Claude
sten.ou, machinist . + schofieid.
bockbinder. William stewart caiege
student H. y, KARI carpenter A. J.
sJohreou. contractor 4. j. Hutchinson.
carpenter. L. IS. Abel copperHniths
j n Barrier carpenter qeur, Pen
mats contractor. @. l.. Muehfn.
tookkecper r. G. Gilbert ma
lchinist. j. j. Boyer clIB j..
T.. Read. physician John Ba-
ron tWrs. Judge Of probate court
4. J. Taylor salesman u. * T. Sell
lers eX-mayer of Albuquerque. No
son Newman. forestry service. Major
- isdpDc druggist l.. n Duriez mine
owner Franz QUINN. agent Du Pout
company X .. Archuleta. read estate
agent William owens. hotel proprie-
tor T.. A. candenria. livestock deal
er Emory Davis, books and satiun-
rry e. j Frank. hacksmitu W. ~
Nossnon locomotive cnauccr T. VI
frulaH civil engineer. Harry layeocE
carpenter T. A. Gels. salesman j e.
NcCleary bookkccper. Gus liescn-
BERG, eacsnnn w t. Hanna. photos
r9phcr. w. y. Adams ear in
spectori " Il. Brown. general freight
and passenger agent. -. Dcffcubach,
plastcrcr Harold Cohm carpenter n
@. Campbell. sWitchman A. Isl
Schnurr hookkoepcr =. u FISCHER,
plnmher, T.. l.. Sly. railroad conduc-
tor, N. +. Dorring. student Al N.
ploiner, carpenter. Roy WEIGH. boiler
make. A. IIuheticuS. mul carrier.
- Claqtun carpenter, j. VI. NickerN /,
plumber II II. Stone. carpenter. W.
q Rose. signal foromn n. NJ phil /
lps. railroad engineer a. Hockmuth, I.
switchman, doe Fra1ey student New
Mexico university; H. g. oldham. car +
pantcr s. j. Bonsall, hneman r. H. /
carpenter William Heiglcr.
icwcIer G l.. Coles. lcwcler Fred /
Pryor. clerks Lloyd Lron8 carpenter. (
luudc Beagle, store keeper. John g.
Mcycr United states Indian scrNicc.
r. J.. Moberly. clerk j. r. Coffcy
elegrapher, }. W. Rhca clerk r G.
Reed, stenographer. S n. Price, man
lsor j. W. Woolwolth company
F. II Barr veterinary surgeon r G.
DpileN Western Union wire chief.
Lou Holtz. capaslist Marion tines.
uucd states stock inspector J Kerr.
ncrchant f. +. Moody fireman.
harles Warrington. railroad con
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
RAGNAR CMTVEDT GETS
FIRST PRIZE IN SKI
TOURNAMENT AT CARY
isr nosmse JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED VII

lsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRGI
Chicago. Feb. -. -I{agnar cmlyedl
Of Chicago to-day WAS awarded first
prize in the professional division OF
the annual ski tournament Of the
Merge Ski club of Chicago, ut CARY
H. CmNcdt scored 2S5 points, Hen
~ Hall of Steamboat Springs. colo,
was second with 21S l-3 points. carl
Hail, also of Steamboat Springs,
made 1856
Damn snow with the take-off
banked too high We're said to be the
chief reasons for The poor showing
which was made. Henry Hail made
the longest jump, 131 feet, with
Cmtyedt second with mark of t2S
feet The American record is 100
feet held by Cmtpedt who also is the
former European champion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

The murder Is somewhat parallel q
that Ut another Chavez, no relation Of
The san Jose man. who was killed sew
erai months ago near Los Chavez. Va
lencia county The body Of the Los
Chavez man WAS found buried near
his home lie was killed while re-
running home from the fiesta At Les
Lunas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

little target praotice on "a tn can
We have successfully maintained
IBIS club On ~ entrance fee and 81
per ycat dues.
win YOU not cnrlose us 81 with the
accompanying BLANK properly signed
10 It nov sfedag 10 not put ID
off
Tim, for ~crions Thought.
These are times for rioua thoughts
and though wc need your money
lEonlcwhat vel We need vorr name aud
+ support still more
/ We ARE patriotic ana practical
+ Yon are patfiotic-hut provo H.
Nary respectfully yours
AIBcQl-EEQf'E RIFLE ASSN.
ROY a. stamm President
Approved New Mexico State Rifle
Association. y + Matthews president
FRO Tenn.
Membership ia the association also
clrrlfa with ~ thc privilege IF buy
ing United siatts scVitc rifles and
other military equipment at low
ricos For instance member can
get new Springfield rifle for So. a
new KraF Jorgenan riflc for 3d. or
70 kraG tarblu for $3.50
Implication l;lanL
Applications should o. sent to II
+ Matthews. yeetcmr .i2 West lia-
2cldiDe avenue Here ls 81 cols 81 lhe
hianh
hctebS apfh fo memborship n
The AlhupuegQue Hif association
Name . ......-...
CITY ........
Sia1 ..s..t...
street .AddrefH ..... ..s..s.
Are tou d eili4en ..-..-.
Age ................-...s..t .....
OrrupaJon .......... ......
Accompanying Ibis Application B..
20 to cpicr my entrance zee If 81 ana +
my yeTlE dUcs Of ST.. paid m advance. i
Present Membership Roll
Here b. the present roster If incl
club, showing that is membership
represents q wide range OF oceupa- I
Ii0na. Drt professions
r. Coleman bu pont United states
senator capitalist powder manufac-
urcr, .larry n iitrring ndiutnut gene
'ral Of Ncw Mexico, l.. g. Rice. ply
'iciainn. Charles a Ellcr dentist, Jo-
ioph Barnett capitalist, Marcus F..
SawtclleI contractor. G. T.. lIaeland,
lcntist; H. G. Miller. attorney PAUL.
.. Moore. minips engineer. /. ~ Car
'oll chemist s. w. EycritL electrical
insineor. r a. Dnvs Pullman agent T.
VI 9. rhndhoilrnc state roadway on
;inecr Leopold Mcyer merchant D.
b Mckil ben druggist e. f. Narel K
'arbtr, g l. Apologize. Wells Far4cJ
light agent r. pettus. Wells Fareo
Gcofgc Il Wheeler con-
raetor, Frank McGoufh. engineer
J. e renlclsen electrical engineer ,
.hn0el Nigil district attorney J. Blk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

New orleans Feb l3.-Dominicb
Tortorich. local boxing promoter
announced tonight that he had offer
"a Freddie Welsh $4,000 guarantee
and $500 training expenses 10. meet
The winner of the Dundee Mandot
match 10 be held in New orleans on
March A. for the lightweight cham
pionship
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
NOTICE.

W. J. Beauchanp having retired
from the firm Of Dunbar & Beau
champ Will open a shop ut 721 West
Coal avenue. Phone 949 or leave or
dei@ at Rupees drug store
(Sgned1 WIN. J. BEAUCHAATP.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

You miss many opportunities daily II you
Do not read journal want ada.
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2lusmdrtise Wdrfte.
Qep lprt. 8. ssptsm6sr.

Dasbl. Rartt ieit; 5riibiabraa
9aisnts $s.0o-8.5o; Dinter pa
tents $7.4O-7.65; 8iHtsr Straisbta
$7.o5-7.3o; aaHias @tras9ts ST.
5O-7.75.
Weisen. Martt fart; SO. ]
9urum $1.74s; Ro. 2 barter S1663;
Ro. l Rortbern DULUTH $1.784.
We19tOrn. - Wlartt left; Ro. 2
selbss 994c c. I. I. Istp yOrt.
9afer. - Rartt ieitsr; StanSarS
55-553c.
9eu = glartt ftetis; prima $1,30;
Ro. l S1.25; Ro. 2 $115; RO. g 81
05; Yerianbt 75-S0c.
Sopfen. - Wiartt rubig. - Statc
orbindrsr Bis auserIsieusr 1915, g
15c; 1914 5-6c; paeific aiiite 1915
9-13e; 1914 7-9c.
Sdute. - Warit itsttg; gOsotl
321-33tc; Central 9imsri.a 32sc.
aeosr. = Waartt fsft; 9smIOt iirits
- ~.
Bort. - Wsarft felt; Reb $3.50
5000; iamilp $29.0O-31O0;
ibort clear $27.00-29.00.
Beef. = Mlartt fsit; MeB 5000
2O.50; famIp $22.50-23.OO.
S6mal3. Martt itstig; MiboIe
eWit $1490-15.O0.
5als. - qtartt fsft; Gitp Sc; -
Wartt nominal; Gountrb S4-8ac;
Special 84c.
Wpple. - Usartt feit; Gin6etmii9,
5lesee XXX Sbio 36-37c.
Rsis. - Marft rubis; fancp bead
5-5gc; Blue role 44-4tc.
WolaFes. Wartt rubis; Rep
Orleans open tsitle 4O-50c.
3udsr. - Rober. - Wartt itettg.
Centrifugal $5.02; MolafIes $4.25;
raffinirter. llarit rubis; Gut Loaf
$S.15; gruibeb $500; Wloulo "
$3.50; Cubes $50; XXXX popoes
reb $7.15; pOlpbereD $40; feiner
eranulirtsr 500; DIAMOND u, ST.
90; GonfsctiOners u $3.50; ylo. 1
$685..
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. q & I. Ytetle NtIIB. - VuIS
finirter Gut aOaf $8.75; poipbereD
$755; Cubes $7.95; sranulirier ST.
40; Gonfeciioners r9l" T.35; Off
.4@ $7.05-7.15; peiber EXTRA $685.
8.95; ertra e" $6.T5 per bunbert
pfunb.
MoIaffss 1T ftetis. - Rem
ORLEANS Open atttle 45-65c; Gen.
trifugal 25-34c per 0alIons.
Meis. - 2ouiiiond. Goncp Seao
65-7e; prima 5f-5ae; orbindrer
44c; Sapan 5-5Ac per g}funb.
Dairps probutte
Butter. = Marit rubig a6tr
fsHer. - WboIsmilt. ertra 35be;
GentraIissb srtra 32r; gentras
Iisto firfts 29te; Ieconbs oslo; Janep
Oairp 26tc; padins StOd 22-23ac
pfunb.
9dfe. - Warit iteiis. Dbio Tic.
9lprblpsitlidsr II Gents; Rem Yort
18e; Sdipeiaer 27-43e; DO. Bird
17c; aimburSsr 17k-1sc per pfunh.