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BY THE REV. J. WILBUR CHAP
MAN,
Written Especially for The West Viz
gilman Readers in a Holy Week
Series of Sermons.

One Of the most celebrated leaders
in the work. Billy Sunday and Il host
OF others have taken up. DIR. Chapman
has held REVEALS in every county in
the world. and his work has been en-
dowed by q number OF wealthy Presby.
terians.
Text: "Marred more than any man"
Isaiah, 52:14.
This IS n prophets vision OF the suf'
rcring stvior. He "a married in face
and form, and when he had finished
Ills earthly journey, He had surpassed
in suffering all who had lived before
Him, anu all who have suffered since!
When He cometh into the world He
said. 10. | come to do thy viii. Q
Cod" and every step Of His journey
10 keep this pledge was His delight.
When the world had done its worst
and had nailed Him TO the cross as
RE neared the climax OF His suffering
He said, ~ thirst"
II has been suggested that His ton
que was thickcning and that Ills lips
were parched and dry. and therefore
articuiate speech was quite Impossible
$50, because He had something TO say
which is of Importance and lie could
saw il better If His lips wero mois'
tened He said. 81 thirst so They
filled a PONCE with vinegar and put II
upon a Hyssop and put 1t to His
mouth"
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FINANCE. OIL, GAS AND PRODUCE

session. The selling which accom-
panied the fall of prices was chiefly
done by discouraged holders. At times,
however, aggressive action by near
spectators wal also plainly in evil
dence.
Corn maintained strength in the face
of the late weakness OF wheat. OF.
ferings were light, cash houses buying,
and Argentina harvest advices unfa.
vorable. Besides, word was at hand
that much replanting would be neces-
sary In Oklahoma. In oats, business
consisted mostly Of purchases Of May,
offset by equal sales of September.
Export transactions were noted at the
seaboard but were said to be largely
confined to oats grown in Canada.
Recent buyers of lard turned today
to the selling side and caused some
weakness in prices throughout the pro-
vision list, although early In the ses-
sion holdings were being enlarged. The
reason ascribed for the selling was
that the time seemed opportune TO get
inf If tho market.
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New York

NEW YORK, April is.-New war ~,
mors weia made TO serve old purposes
IN yesterdays sagging market, the re-
suit proving temporarily disastrous TO
war contract shares and affiliated is
sues.
Conflicting rumors regarding the
ogres Of negotiations for the new
French loan accounted for the arratIc
course of exchange on Paris which
moved between 592R and 500. AT its
worst. however, the Paris check was
we'll above its depreciation Of last
week.
Home developments of Il construc'
tive character included enormous ton.
nage at leading railway centcrs and
active buying In all the Western mar
kets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court of Marion County, West Eir-
einia. entered on the 18th day of APP
ril, 1916, in that certain .chanceFS
cause therein pending. wherein y.
Sanford Yost is plaintiff and Leila q.
Mckay, and others, are dGfenuaiitS'
the undersigned Special Commissioner
will on Saturday. the 2Tth day OF May
1916 at public auction, at the from
door of the Court House Of said a
ion county, to the highest and best
bidder. sell that certain real estate
known as the Yost Flats property, con,
sisting Of Lots Number Eight Isl ami
MINI icy in block Number TWO (2l'
of the Fairmont Development Com
panv's Addition to the City OF FAR
mont. in said County. each lot front.
ing on Fairmont Avenue 25 feet, ana
extending back between parallel lines
a distance of 100 feet, together with
the brick apartment building and the
apuurtenances connected therein. anu
fully mentioned and described in the
bill and exhibits filed in said cause.
and the proceedings therein had upon
the following terms, to.wit:
One.thtrd Obj cash, and ms much
more Of the purchase price as the pur,
chaser may elect to pay cash III nan"
Q n day Of sale, the residue thereof TO
be paid in two equal annual payments,
payable respectively on or before II
and two years from day of sale. with
interest on such deferred instruments
from day OF sale until paid. and for
which the purchaser shall execute IN
favor of the undersigned Special Com
missioner, his notes with good person
al security to be approved by him. and
a vendors lien will be reserved upon
the face Of the deed conveying titie
to such purchaser. as a further SccNr'
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, April lS.-At the
opening OF operations on the local
stock exchange yesterday, the outlook
for a fairly strong and active market
appeared to be quite promising IN
deed, those speculative interests which
may be characterized as Of purely 10
cal interest continued Ia maintain
their positions mOr or less through
out the session. and 1t was only when
those properties. which arc 10 snnG
extent affected by the New York mar
ket displayed reactinnary tendencies.
that tho trading here became less
brisk and bu0yant.
Apparently under thcinfuence Of The
good news that the company had al
ready made several large shipments
of tungsten at n good price, Ross Min
ing opened ut 13 an advance Of three
points. and at this figure $500 shares
were bought. Tho issue closed ut tho
same price.
Window Glass Machine common and
preferred controlled n fairly active
market, which resulted in n gain for
both of these issues. Pittsburgh Plate
Glass held very firm around tl5E and
closed at that figure.
In the oil and gas properties tho
market seemed to display a somewhat
feeble resistance under pressure, aud
most of those issues dealt In fell of
fracttonally. Pure OIL common and
Columbia Gas and Electric were the
most prominent in this movement,
and both seemed TO lack stamina to
uphold their position. closing below
their former quotation in each In.
stance. Manufacturers Light & Heat,
Ohio Fuel Supply and Riverside West
ern Oil preferred closed unchanged.
ummarv
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, April Embarrassing
tension over tile sub a.nc issue diu
a good deal TO cause i material set.
back IN the price OF wheat. Rallies
failed To hold. and the market closed
unsettled. &c TO III WMC net lower,
with May at $l.l3h @t.1"& and July
mt Sl.12Sa. Corn Finished Nc TO E@
sscup. oats ringing from Ac decline
to M0Ac advance. and provisions
unchanged to 12h Ml5c down.
Breaks in wheat reached an extreme
OF 2Hc, from the top figures OF the
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M A MEREDITH
Special Commissioner

SpECTII NUTIITIIT0'TUITNI'
I, w. S. Black, Clerk OF said Court,
do hereby certify that the above
named Special Commissioners has exc
cuted bond before me, IN the penalty
OF $40. 900. with surety approved by
me as sufficient, conditioned according
to the terms Of said decree, and other
wise conditioned according 10 law.
w. S. BLACK, Clerk.
a.1S.95-5-o.9.
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I am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the First
Congressional district, subject 70 the
decision OF the primary election to DC
held June :. 1915. l respectfully solicit
your support. .,~r
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EoR ArroRNEY GENERA.

7 hereby announce myself as a can
d,date for the Republican nomination
for Attorney General. subject to the
action of the Primary Election to be
held June 9th, 1916.
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0 U. 5. SENATE.

hereby anpounce myself as can
didate for the Republican
for United States Senator. suo1ect 10
the action of the Republican PRIMARY
to be held June 6. 1916.
WIN. F. HITE,
Huntington. w. Va
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EoR sEcRETARY oF eTATE

Please announce that 1 am a candi'
date for the Republican nomination
for Secretary OF State, subject to the
primary election to be held on June
6, 1916.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY loaned in sums Of $40 to $50
to anyone having steady work. Can
be repaid in small monthly payments.
No reference or endorsements re-.
onired. Business strictly confidential.
}Address Box sos, C~larksburg, W. Va
1.20ttNo.630.
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F1.Ars AND APARTMENTS

WANTED-Furnished house in Fair
mont or Clarksburg, good neighbour
hood. Would consider apartment or
country place. Address Box 964, care
West Virginian. 4'lS'5t NO. 5o4.
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Please announce my candidacy tor
the nomination for United states sen
ate, subject TO the action OF the ne
publican Primary to be held June ..
A. 3. WHITE.
Parkersburg. w. Va.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s ~ ' WITH : . xs:s
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Tor fast selling article.
Get our list. The Speedily Mfg. ana
Salesman, Wheeling, w. Va. No. SAG.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR REST-Largo front room. Apply
Third door Traction Apartments.
4.l5.3t No. 94T
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LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-Female setter pup about 4
months old, white with tan marks,
at home OF A. ]. Stone. Bell phone
1881. 4-15:tf No 964.
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Political Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS-.
ANNOUNCEMENT

Iama candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the First
Congressional District. subject to tht
decision OF the primary election 70 pe
held June 6. 1916. The support OF tne
voters In said district is respectfully
solicited. -
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FOR RENT-Funished rooms inquire
at the Tucker House, opposite Post
Office. 4.Il.6t No. 932
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FOR sALE-eroeery Stock, Fixtures,
leo Cream, Soft Drink and Contec'
tionary Parlor In connection. Three
miles from Fatrmont, car stop, on
brick pike, excellent location. No bet
ter opportunity for anyone desiring a
good paying business. This is a valu'
able location with long lease, ready for
business. 1t will take 81. 500. For par.
%ticulars inquire
JAMES D. cARolLLo
as North 4th ST., Clarksburg. w. Va.
Bell phone $50. Consolidated SIS.
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FOR RENT-Thrce furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address 93l
Fourth street. Bell phone 5lO'J.
4.1S.6t. No. 96@.
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Baltimore

Furnished by ". ". Lanahan & Co,
Main floor. Calvert building, Baltimore,
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FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 557 ltcrpont
Avenue.
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70 LET-Six rooms and bath In Ter.
race apartments. Apply to NJ. Il.
Trantz at Cook Hospital.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl who can cook and do
general housework. Apply Mrs. B.
+. Reed, $50 Cleveland Ave.
4.17.2t No. $50
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Call
Con. phone 7l1.W. 4.l5'3t No. Asa
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FOR RENT-4.room cottage at Nor.
wood. Call Bell telephone Winfield.
E. o. Hall. 4.17.6t No. 957.'
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FOR SALE or rent, eight hoom house
with all modern conventences. Bell
phone 4O2 l.. 4-10-12t No. 926.
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FOR SALE-A few choice, quick
growth, pedigreed Q. l. G. SOW pigs.
viii sell reasonable. A. {. Morris,
Bridgeport, w. Va. 4.11-6t No. $50
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FOR RENT-sfx room house and an
eight room house with baths. Ohio
avenue, Brooks 8. Hutchinson. Bell
phone 9SG or 176. Con 459 or 42S.
.3.1tf.No, 500.
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FOE SALE

ONE THOUSAND improved TURNS for
sale, reasonable. NJ. Poindexter, Ban
try, n, D, No. S64.
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Good BookbindIng." That's the only
kind We do. No matter how small or
how large the book, We bind them we'll.
Eairmont Printing & Publishing Co.
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FuK SALE-Adding machine paper
rolls. Inquire Fairmont Printing &
Publishing co. 3.l3'tt-No. $40
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FOR SALE-Seventeen head OF draft
horses, range iu weight from l,S5O
to 1900 pounds. Four-year old weighs
1900 pounds. Address A. c. Collins,
ERrnington. 4-11"26 No, 934
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FOR SALE-3.horse power single
phase motor and ice cream machine.
Apply J. H. McCloskey & Co, OLE Lo'
Gust avenue. Bell phone 907 J-Con.
IT'S. 3.10.tt
The sun., 1916-09-02
PRODUCE MARKETS.

DEANS AND PEAs-Rcceipts, so bags
lbs, 50 %; fair TO good. ,seogeiS; me.
IT'S: Lad" Washington. California. 1895
! 20 g ', ma t SGI,.; c shnis., ;o cSc1T s.,sS s?-i isfs
10 good iss'Ssao;' rsd marrow sh9ie..
,sSasao: white kidney, Sho,scc. |k,@
~. s%' ch 1%pST'i;!.'7 osSnGi %s: p,nn ss" craalIicrn s2iS
.seiee' ,0e5a7: lima, California. .he,cs,,
81 80 60 peas: Scotch ChS % c'o~
BUTTER Receipts. $40 package;
sssss; ,s.. higher ss1r :cof IN '! Ssadi.Rss ss a t+:i. \
, ,e sl '? ss;, a w. q t Inf;i ': sss &c. sr % :
cry. unsalted. extras, "a d s.hs,; higher
scoring; s5ga5'.c:; nrs'si 3: sa,.e';o n sss.
"omman to .tiSir' .@Sa e.. rencyaied; *:
, ,s.: 20 g! ( s'. &c. mia imii.,l on sse ss:: lS:s.
aTGaT,sc': seconds. .0t,c.; lower grades
20 20. q ioet sol p.'e No' T. :.'Hss So S .S'ss'. love;
grades 20 a 2i,sc.
CHEEsE-Receipt., +5ss bcSss; state,
S mhSl a I'm @iis' , nssa, S s]olSre %.s sp.elsls. is4 q
ashe.; white: specials s,isisHe' wh Se..
made. specials. isA a Ice. fresh. specials.
stale. whoie milk. Circulars early made
..R%sssiiss' dai,ies. fancy. is. aissc.. aii
styles, undersrades, itai7ac.:, Wisconsin
whole milk, early made. twins. fancy,
1sx alsc.; fresh, twins. fancy. ISM
jsxc.; double daisies. ls% ql9kc.; single
daisies. ISA dletc.; Young Americas. Isl
a ?oc; state. skins. early made, speciais
1sWlSisc.: current make, specials. lt5m
lac; choice. l3i, piic,: fair to good, i.
nisc.. lower grades. 6pl1isc.
COTTONsEED O1l-Markct feverish all
day, with wide fluctuations, sales aggre.
gazing SO. 400 barrels. Advancing at first
~ to 81 points on heavy covering and =
broadening outside demand. the market
later lost its gains on the break In cotton
much oil being unloaded, nnal prices show
ing 1 to IL points net loss. Tenders or
September contracts amounted to 2.5oS
barrels. Range of prices.
The sun., 1916-09-02

nearby sauat. .i.iN lbs. each. pair, $50
phia and Long island, 90 lbs. to pair. 500
s sss. sss .rSisnS. ai,i - i.d lbs; mixed is P' .:,s i1g
as lbs. to pair. 2s9soc: other southern
mix mix f ,sG' -: Z rs .sH 10 p Ms.': s1a ss ay 5 y'si lbs.
to pair. ?s@ aoc..; mixed weishts, ?7Gssc.;
corn fed, g.. lbs. to pair. .Sg Sse' "a scs:
southern, dry picked. mixed. weights, eco
csc; northern Ohio and Michigan. scalded.
corn fed. broilers, :t12sc.; mixed weights
b%roilers. 2t9?5c.; mixed weishts: ssc.;
southern. scslded, mixed weights, ,2sm2tc.:
Western and southern. dry picked or
to box. Western. boxes, $3.50 lbs. and over
e aS.i dry , p,Sssd; 10 i s. 'i isa.; "a Old co ,Ss,
iShc.; fresh. bbls:. iced. western, north.
e,ly, dry. picked, 5 lbs; and ose, ssS Q 'sG.
southern and southwestern. large. zig .,e,;
small. 1?9lsc;; northern Ohio and Miehi,
isc.; other Western; se.idsd. large. &c,
small. l7@l7Ic: old cocks. Dry picked.
l,,.sd; i RESIDED s.c isS,ss Is, p sis, seJ1ss
Prime. white, s-io lbs. and over to doz''
pc. do,. sags;5S; eul!s. SOC; 9 y,
ssles OF express receipts reported the lin
tied business being at ?2e: for fowls AND
:s9?Ge. for chickens: some fowls offering
PROVIsiONs--Pork nrm: mess. $3.50
a 80; family. t29lSi: short clear; ". q ~;
. 20; packet. S?o.s0G2i; extra India mess.
sal %. Dressed hogs steady; bacons,
i4Sc.: $50 lbs. itHc.; $50 lbs, iSc.; ~
lbs. .ithc.; pigs. i5ks Cut meat'If,sk
Isi.e'i ls::,ss. picked hams Arm
s s,.I' iIs s ny'asS; r soSn,ry s'ess SySs 'es.
Lard arm; Middle West. SIt.s6ai..7o:, cl:y
lard nrm: quoted. itbc.: refined lard nrin
Continent. Si3.3s: south America, $3.50;
Brazil kegs. 1850; compound frmer
iidiiLc.: city lard stearine. itSc.
RICE-pornestic screenings, s<gsIc
medium. Al u &C.: head. ~ q fancy
| head, 515kc.: extra fancy. b,5g5tc.
Japan. 4isc.: Blue Rose. <s
SUGAR fCTUREs-The market wal
| more or less irres ular and after opening
I points higher 10 3 points lower value,
advanced on trade support, due to a hrmel
feeling displayed In actual sugar. ana OF
| covering prices at one tim showed nc
gains OF SOS points. Late In the DAY =
little realizing cent prices on a rev
points. closing : points lower 20 a ne
advance Of 10 points. with the total day
business amounting 10 1860 tons. Rang
Of prices:
The sun., 1916-09-02
ARMY AND NAVY D
wAsuISGToN. sept. These army

WASHINGTON, sept. These army or
ders were issued to-day:
FIRST Lieut.. Edsar : Horrcn, av,a,|n
with officer In charge Of aviation section
and then proceed TO Boston for a post graz.
uate course In ae~ronsu,icsl ensrnesrIns AZ
FRS, Lieut.. Hugh II. Broadhursi, hishtn
cavalry. detailed as professor or Military
College 81 Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
West Ra,e,gh, y. {. cot Augustus 4. Ma
comb. now attached TO Fourteenth Cavalry
assigned 10 that regiment.
An army retiring board IL appo!n'eh 70
meet AZ Washington from time to time al
the call Of tho president OF the board iof
dered before It. Members: Ma)or-Gen. A.
bert l.. Mills. Prig Ten. william troSi''r'
chief 81 ordnance. BFig -Ien. i-Fmest n,
Ear!ins;Sn; ntTstnSn ssH G@rps L.eni..coi,
Henry &, Fisher. Medical Corps. recorder:
rir,: Lieut.. Cassils ". po"e'l' Lie'eh'h
Major Roger Brooke and Major Percy NJ
Ashburn, Mcdica! corps. detailed as exam
iuers and Witnesses hsior" tac BOARD
Mator-Gcn. James II. Aleshir", ouart'.,ien.
|. Mills, L. : a, president of army r"t'r-
ing board at Washington at suen I'm" %s
slyanccment to tho grade Of major on The
retired tst to date from June .. OF capt.
Lows l.. Greene, l. :. A, retired. IS hn-
III, Lieut.. Edgar u. fri.denwaid; Mcd'-
cal i;eservc Corps, relieved from duiy in
THO southern Department aud to Ms toine'
unon arrival VIII report by telegraph 20
Tho AIjutaut General of the army. Lieut..
FrieGenNalI Is relieved from sciive di'N
in tho Medical Reserve Corps. 20 take effect
on his %arri"sl al his home. Major George
NJ. Wells. 4. :. A, retired. as1In"d 20 ac-
tive dutv FOR nVe days. commencing sep
,emhcr Maior Wells VIII conduct the
n%reliminst, nomination al lndianapolis @,
candidates for appointment Ia the medical
,',p,' Henry II. ra,,,sor. Flrs, Cavalry.
70 Letternan General Hosp,ta', Preside OF
san Francisco. for observation and treat
mont. Second Lieut. Thomas H. Tces. Jr
Eighth Cavalry. detailed 10 take the next
mrs, year course at the Mounted service
School, and viii proceed ~ the proper Tune
10 Fort Riley, Kansas. and report In person
TO the coinmandant.
Second Lieut.. Herbert c. Fooks.- sixteenth
Infantry. relieved from duty. AZ University
~ IDAHO, Moscow. Ia, ana Will Join his regi.
ment. Capt. wallace NJ Craigie. L. :. A.
retired. assigned tn active duty. lie will
person to the commanding. officer signal
Corps aviation station at that place for
duty as supply officer aviation section OF
the Sign nal Corps
Leaves of absence; Ten DAYS granted
First Lieut.. g. A Pritchctt. Fourth lnfsn-
Try. Maryland national Guard two months
to :ake erect on his relief from his pres
ent duties. to First Lieut.. Ira a smith.
Twelfth Infantry: NO months, to take e.
feet upon relief from present duties, "a
CAPT. GEORGE W England. infantry, one
month, - take effect upon his relief from
present duties, 70 First Lieut. Charles T
Smart. Infantry. recruiting officer: two
months. TO take effect upon his relief from
present duties, to Capt. Frederick q. Law
ton, quartcrmastcr corps,
The sun., 1916-09-02

SUGAR, RAw-Aner opening steady
market nrmed on two sales to Local IN
5000 bags Cubas from store at s.o:c. duty
paid. before these Gales a sale was re.
sGrS q so. Sf ana S as sss' a. Sus Tbs close \" pS oo.rs.
tors and rehncrs showed. a buying Interest
At &c. with holders asking higher Y,,sss'
[..5c. and cost and freight. &c.
SUGAR. REFINED-cry:.al domino tab.
lets, cases, : ID. cartons. half or full size
tablets. ;cs 90 case; 8 H. s:e.on :sf fSi' t ..s.
mould s; 4. cube. and eagle 5 ID. bags. pow:
S ps.S.r. siS' and. S sS.S:s .p SSSsstsS' .siss
f.s., gosasr saa 55eib. s : s s;sHa; S'.sS.
1900. eagle coarse graduated, 1.iSe.;
extra nm. s.anuls,sa; ;si; sasie /: ga .na
s ssSe. h IN .s sIsn1 .na !,t Hao in SSl.' =. H.
beg: DO; 40; - 10 Ii s,, sas; so and i2 90 IL, b.
bass DO, lice: .,snda,d s,s1ula'ed: ''SSS;:
ssssiones: a; SIS; No Ss. ssSss 3 Nc. :.
s.sSc.: No. :. s.soc.: no. !. s.s5c.; No. 8.
SOC. No. .; $50: Nc: 10. 500; NSi 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AER1SaHSSiIsiais: s..as;. u Hs1 I . s:.,:
green. 7Sc. y ei.:5; Jersey and Long Island.
ssa. i:isas: . .Sii 81: .H .fsTi ) o. ss s1;sSj
cNeArsy. 100 Sunshe'. s:as; top on; SSl:'
S..s.s. ! sGs' IS: e e9tt Ms RsHiiSss; Ss.
basket. M,:5Si.se:, Jersey. basket. TSs. .
I:;; spru, SS Iis.lt;; Sat- s. is s,iT' Dbl S;
basket. 80 a soc.. ''ccxsBxGEsNNearby, per
isSs0s ssS S.S' sS sSl'i HSs; ' sFTEk spa sSHs
Sc $50. coRN-Jersey.' Country Gentie.
man: 100 ears. sgs; Jersey and Lens
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nearby. large box. SOC. GSl; small box. Is q
76c.; Keyport, round. box. Use. QSi.2S
other. sorts. box. toas5c.; south Jersey
Gsl; carrier. 7sc. 81; hothousc. ID, 81
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