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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
Under The Capitol Dome

An appeal was filed in the supreme
court today in the case of Miller
Gahoon company versus A. L. Law
renee and George II. Lawrence A writ
of attachment and conditional sale
contract form the basis of the litiga-
ton.
Hearings were held by Axel P. Ram
stedt and John w. Graham of the
public utilities commission at Wal
lace. kendrick and Standpoint. while
they were in northern Idaho. At Wal
lace there came before the commits
sion the application of Roberts Inskip
company for q certificate to install a
central heating plant and electric
light system at Wallace, which pre-
scented a somewhat new problem This
company plans to use it's exhaust steam
for heating purposes, piping it to bus
mess houses and residences in Wallace
and at the same time will generate
electricity for power and lighting pur-
poses. The Kendrick Water company
rate case was heard at Kendrick and
at Standpoint the commission took I'M
der ADJUSTMENT the application of the
Standpoint & Interurban company to
discontinue service. The revenues OF
the latter company are not large
enough to meet the operating expenses,
according to the evidence laid before
the commission.
An informal complaint was laid be-
fore the public utilities commission
today by a number OF citizens of Al
bion, who want the commission to re-
quire the Oregon Short Line Railway
company to install q freight depot at
Marshfield, so that goods shipped from
there can be handled without storage
charges being assessed to the ship
pers. They assert that at the pres
ent time the shipments are so heavy
many patrons are required to wait for
their goods, either outgoing or incom-
ing, and to pay storage charges on
them.
Herbert e. Quigley filed an lnfor-
NAL complaint with the public utilities
commission against the Boise Artesian
Hot & Cold Water comptny. protest
ing against one of the company rules
requiring owners of property to pay
water rentals of tenants in advance.
Word was received in letter form
at the state house that Lieutenant
Dannewiller. former instructor inspec-
tor Of the Second Idaho infantry now
stationed at Nogales. has been assign
ed to instruction work with one of the
Alabama regiments and is not now
with the Second Idaho. Lieutenant
Dannemiler was formerly stationed In
Boise with the Second Idaho.
Governor Alexander Is In receipt of a
report from Probate Judge Dunlap of
Ada county setting forth that the
Juvenile court of this county had han
died 231 cases during the past nine
months. Of which 1913 were settled out
OF court. ss settled in court, four de-
PENDANTS committed to the Industrial
training school, one to the chlldrens'
home and "a placed on probation. The
charges range from disordorly conduct
to immortality. A total of 27s5 was
paid out in mothers pensions. 81 moth
ers being placed on the pension list to
the benefit Of so children.
The supreme court heard argument
today in the matter Of the application
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
OH BOYS, LookI

UhI BUYS, LOOKI
HERE'S something that should inter
, est you. Just received a shipment
of tops. prices 1c, for &c, and &c.
Top strings. 1c. Big kites, we have
them at 1c. SC and Toe each. The
Racket Store. Kalbus Bros. oppo-
site postoffice. O1s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

of Fred Veatch of Moscow for a writ
of prohibition directed against the
mayor and council of Moscow to re-
strain the city officials from creating a
sewer district.
Stale Auditor Fred l.. Huston has
returned from an extended business
trip to points in the southeastern part
of the state and to Salt Lake.
l.. r. Reinhard of l.. F. Reinhard &
Co. of Spokane and Occur dAlene. who
has the contract for installing an ac-
counting system for the state of Idaho,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

left this morning for northern Idaho,
having been called there on business.
Mr.. Reinhard has made all or the pre-
liminary arrangements to get the ac-
counting system investigation under
way.
State Mine Inspector Robert N. Bell
has gone to the Silver City mining se--
ton for the purpose of inspecting min
Ing properties there.
The supreme court handed down a
decision last night reversing the judg-
ment entered in the Eighth judicial dis
trict court for Bonner county in the
case of the Berlin Machine works YER
sus the Dehibom Lumber company.
The action was to recover on a saw
valued at 1880.
For the purpose Of making an in
spection Of sheep in Custer county.
! State Veterinarian Bodle left for Mac
kay today. The sheep we're reported
to be infected with scab.
| Articles OF Incorporation were filed
! with the secretary of state by the Nc
Dewitt Little company of Boise. The
capital stock is given as $4,000. with
the incorporators as John A. McDevitt,
t. K. Little. M. Fl. Brownell.
The revised plans of the Utah Con-
struction company. which State Engi-
neer Smith says meet the objections
raised by j. b. Lippencott, the Califor-
MIA engineer. have been forwarded TO
him by the Citizens Committee of
Mackay. The land board some time
ago passed a resolution permitting sub
mission of the plans to Mr.. Lippencott,
who has been retained by the citizens
| of Mackay.
The News Letter Of the University of
Idaho, which has reached the state de-
partment of education. says:
During the fall and winter months Of
1915, the pure seed department of the
agricultural extension division at Boise
had requests for &c carloads of guar
anteed clean produced" clover and al
falfa seed. These requests came from
five people, representing farmers or
CARNATIONS in Minnesota, Illinois and
Missouri. Although there is a large
seed crop in the middle west this year,
the large seed wholesalers find 1t neces-
sary to purchase western grown seed.
Because of the high color of the west
ern grown seed, 1t is mixed with the
inferior colored seed produced in the
section having a larger amount of rain
fall.
The pure seed department urges the
growers to send in representative sam
pies, Weighing at least one-quarter of
a pound, to be tested according to the
requirements of the state seed law. At
the same time, the amount of seed for
sale and the price desired should be
sent. BY SO doing, it may be possible
to make advantageous sales. 1t must
be borne in mind that the requests are
chiefly for car lots. Communities pro-
ducing these amounts of clean seed can
easily take advantage of these requests
for car lots OF seed.
A representative Of the seed depart
ment has been in the seed growing sec
tons of south Idaho, since July. He
has been urging the growers to pro-
duce clean seed rather than pro
duce seed and clean 1t afterward. This
latter method has proven very unsat-
isfactory.
been responsible for a larger pield of
weed seeds, and the seed department is
anxious to locate lots OF clean seed.
v. P. FAwCETT,
State Seed Analyst.
The Oregon Short Line Railway
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

FOR EXCHA NGE-Pasadena home; g.
room house; fine lot orange, lemon,
fig trees; gas. electricity; hot and
cold water; street paved: near car:
value $4,000; for Boise lands with
water. David Painter. Mora, Idaho.
O24c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

FOR RENT-9-room neatly furnished
brick apartment, ground floor close
in; $11. 1901 Grand Ave.
Wed & Sun-tf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

White Orpingtons; Rhode Island
Reds; all choice pullets. Ivywild
Poultry Farms. Boise, Box 1896.
Phone 1741. O20
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

ern house; sleeping porch. Call
room 208 Boise City National bank
building or 211 z. Bannock after 6
D. m. u
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

The Project Mutual Telephone COM
pany of Rupert has filed two applica-
tions with the public utilities commits
sion for certificates to install a tele-
phone and an electric system at Ru-
pert.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

TO TRADE for good automobile, new
Groom modern house, Just com
pleted; 5o-foot lot; good location.
See owner at Public Garage, 1916
Bannock d O20c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

A. p. Ramstedt and Commissioner
John W. Graham, members of the pub
lie utilities commission returned yes
terday from northern Idaho where
they spent the past week conducting q
number OF hearings.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

CALIFORNIA improved farms near
Sacramento for SALE easy payments.
Write e. r. Waite. Shawnee, Okla.
DISC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

Application was made to the public
utilities commission to put into effect
a rate OF rs cents, Oct. %, on saw logs
from Bonners Ferry dock to Bon
ners Ferry.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

left this morning for northern Idaho,
having been called there on business.
Mr.. Reinhard has made all or the pre-
liminary arrangements to get the ao-
counting system investigation under
way.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED-At once; three pin settlers
at Gil Bannock street. If
FOR sALE-white Rock pullets. Call
at fire station, South Boise. obs
WANTED-By young man. a place to
work for board and room. Box 1917
Capital News. O19c
FORD autos for hire with or without
drivers. 18th and Bannock. Phone
1916 or 635-W. MIC
LOST-No. A kodak on Cascade
train. Tuesday. Reward. Return to
Capital News office. O19c
LOST-6 bottle milk carrier, between
Bristol hotel and Washington street
Phone 2056-J Reward. O18
FOR SALE OR TRADE-F'ine brood
mare and milk COW for 20 tons of
hay in stack. Phone S43-J. O25c
MALE HELP WANTED
GOOD MINERS at Diana mines, Ida
no. Inquire at 445 Yates Bldg. O23
CALIFORNIA improved farms near
Sacramento for sale; easy payments.
Write E. r. Waite. Shawnee, Okla.
Disc
FOR RENT-G-room neatly furnished
brick apartment, ground floor, close
in; $11. 1901 Grand Ave.
Wed & sun-tf
FOR RENT-4-room furnished mod
ern house; sleeping porch. Call
room 20S Boise City National bank
building or 211 E. Bannock after 6
p. m. IT
TO TRADE for good automobile, new
Groom modern house, Just COM
pleted: 5o-foot lot; good location.
See owner at Public Garage, 1916
Bannock q O20c
FOR SALE-20 Partridge Rocks; )
White Orpingtons; Rhode Island
Reds; all choice pullets. Ivywild
Poultry Farms. Boise, Box 1896.
Phone l741. O20
FOR EXCHANGE-Pasad home; g.
room house; fine lot: orange, lemon,
fig trees: gas, electricity; hot and
cold water; street paved: near car:
value $4,000; for Boise lands with
water. David Painter. Mora, Idaho.
O24c
WANTED-Position In clerical work,
or travelling; years experience in
banking: years general office and
at
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

The Oregon Short Line Railway
company has made application to the
public utilities commission to put int
effect today a 35-cent rate per ton or
sand and gravel from Middleton to Col
lopy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

State Mine Inspector Robert N. Bell
has gone to the Silver City mining seq
ton for the purpose of inspecting min
ing properties there.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

MALE HELP WANTED
GOOD MINERS at Diana mines, Ida
no. Inquire at 445 Yates Bldg. O23
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

LOST-6- bottle milk carrier, between
Bristol hotel and Washington street
Phone 2056-J Reward. O18
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine brood
mare and milk COW for 20 tons of
hay in stack. Phone S43-J. O25c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

LOST-No. A kodak on Cascade
train. Tuesday. Reward. Return to
Capital News office. O19c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

FORD autos for hire with or without
drivers. 18th and Bannock. Phone
1916 or 635-W. MIC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

An appeal was filed in the supreme
court today in the case of Miller
Gahoon company versus A. I. Law
renee and George II. Lawrence. A writ
Of attachment and conditional sale
contract form the basis of the litiga-
ton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-17
,,Gbima : &enner

Gin taiisrli9 beutider @eionbtsr
iitt einmal nit einem Oolmeti4er
iiber bic 5sIbsr BEL geting. Da ficl
es ieinem biplomdtii9en Sdarfblit
auf, bab bic 6ineiiiben 0orfihontn
meiit euttpebsr rote ooer CRIME 9Disn
tragsn. Sn elm DIPLOMAT benz Weien
Der Sinse auF ben @runb seben mub,
10 ipollte feline grsenenS germ bic Be
beutung bisier unterfdiebIi9en Be-
tleibungsart fennen lernen. Die nit
rotten SpIen iinb MGb9en; nerbetrcs
tete Srauen trasen CRIME SoItn", laus
teie bic prpmte gintport bes aIles fpiis
Tenbsn 9olmeti9ers. Der @efanbie
mar nit bem geidei6 Sufrisben unb
febte bei9aulth Ieinen Spa5ierriit
fprt. pl0blih beutete sr NIT eriiaunz
TEN Bid aui eine @ruppe: Elm fpeibs
lites 8sien nit rpteu Spisn ftillte an
ibrsm gufen Elm ainb. nSu, @uer
Gr5elIens, ous tommt aud Bel uns
por!4 Seine Gr5eGens Ipa aud mil
bieier Gntport bes DolmstIhers 5us
frieosn geipeien iein.
On bieie ipabre @eidi9te mubte id
tenten, aIs i1 bic tleine Oitaiiatii6e
Sunitausitelung in Jrantfurt Be-
Tuhte. Gs III eritaunli9, ipas Der
China aenner" niht aIIes tpiiIen
fon unb mas er, gang fpie iener Doll
meti6er, ni6t audi peiB. Sie ailssss
itsIlten &unitiperte iinb @esenitGuee,
bic 3sit, Srembartistsit unb oft aud
iiberraffenbe S9Dnbeit Der ant6ss
lidteit melt sutriiden unb bic man
fel6ff auf ben &unitmdrtten gbinos
ais Seltenbetten anieben tpiirbe. Gie
iinb msiit Don pripatbeiibsrn daisse.
iteIlt, bic iie nift aug biretter NueIIe
beaosen babsn arnb besbaIb iiber bic
9seeutung Der auuitpyrputtr oft I'M
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en- Safub $22.92; fir Suli 22.70-
23.02, am S4lub $22.80.
S4maI5. iJiir Wai 1922
11.05, am S9fub 1105; fir SuIi
11.20-1132, am S9Lub 11.30.
Rippenieitsn. = Cir glai 1872
1915, am S9lub 11.27; fir Suli
12.15-12.37. am Sdlub 1920.
Butter. = Wlarft b0kr; grsdmsrp
30-35ae.
gisr. = Warft nisbriser. = Girits
1916; orbindre firiis 1876.
aartoffeln. = Martt b0ber; Miss
epnfin, Wi6isan, Wainneiota un5
9atota ipeibe 88-98c; Winnefota
uub Datota Sbios 1856.
Gefliisel. = 2sbenDes. Wartt
lnperdnbert,
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81. beiette staot.
Bon 9srmann aatia.
9. %. 6. ifeb. 1916.

W. sg'~-@'i " UtV. IOlO.
Ulan tam bier brauben re9t oil
oas Wort boren, bic 9eute, bic in Der
9elmath ben 8rieg nur als unbes
quemlt4teit empidnben, bic ii4 oer
tnIhrdntungen Der 2ebens9aItunI
5uguniten bss Gan5sn nur nit Wioers
itreben fiisten, bic Ionten f6 einmol
oas aebsn Der frieoli6en giirser in
ben bon unieren 5ruppen 6eIeBten
StGSten aniebeu. gu Sauie tennt
man uns, peib, bab mir i'm 9runos
ale iebr gutmiitAigs Weni9sn finp,
unb bub, Dsnn 5ran5oien unb Gngs
ldnbsr in Der Gage ipdren, sinen Sbeii
unfsrer Seimatb gu resieren, iebr Oisl
Ihlimmers, nabri9einli6 unertrdas
li9e 3uitGnbe BEL uns berrIden Mir
ben, i'm Derbdltnis gu bsnsn in Rorbs
frantrsid. Bon oem Qusenblid an,
no Dor 10 Uionaien bic SrtI6aftsn
Don uns beieBt ipurben, b0rte ieoe
4mtsseipalt Der bisberiesn 9eb6rben
auf. Ulau bebisnt iid bss girgermsiz
tiers Dohl bier unb bd als Mittelspera
ion, i'm aIsemeinen aber nirb Der
8epDltsruns bur6 0ffentli9e 9lns
i4ldse befanirtsegsben, tpie lie Fcb gu
OsrbaI.sn babe. 4uber bem Strafrids
ter bab.n ale anberen Ridter ibr
2tmt s.idloHen. Was bic aeute az
DilredtIid uiteinanber ausSumaden
bdben, m6gen iie mad benz ariege ocrz
nebmen. Gs sibt tpeSer Brief nod
patetpuit, aud feinen Giiterpertebr
fir bic gtnbeimiihen. Cine Grlauby
nis fir Rsifen Ober abipanbern, ia,
Der gefud Der nd9itliegsnben Srtz
iaaftsn 1T unm6sIit. gfur bic n1tbz
tpenbigits Strdbenbeleuftuns finbet
ftatt. 9as elettrii9e 9iht. bic sserns
Ipre4anlagen itnb in unierer 5anb
nnb nur BON uns 3u benubsn. Seine
9austbiir barf perIdlpfen iein, na5
elmer setpiHen Stunbe, s pbsr 8 llbr
4benbs, barf tein .3ipiliit me6r bic
Strdbs betreten. glettrii1e 8a6nen
tperben in einigen Stdbtsn audi fir
bic giirser freiseseben. Die Sir6sns
slodsn biirfen nidt seIGutst tperbsn,
ih ipsib bafiir ben @runb ni6t, bente
mir aber, baB fis gu Sisnal3pedsn
merben iSnnten. gfur in
elm pdar ilarbrii5sn stdbten ipiel.n
@lodenfpisls in reselmdbisen 3sitdbs
itdnben n,sldn6olii6, fpie miirriId
beritfmint unb taam erteunbore Meloz
bien. Die Jolse beg b0llig unterbune
benen @ertebrs 5eigte iid iebr baIb.
IGe notblpenbissn 9inae bes tdali6en
9ebarfs paren iebr baIb pertaiift, Elm
Rahfdub mar lInnOslid, 10 itarrsn
bic Sfdufeniter balb ausserduut nuf
bic Strabe, mebr abihredsnS als sins
laben6, anb ersGbIen bon bem dbess
I6uittentn 2ebensftrom. Hur bic uns
ter bieien @srhdltniiIen audi md
gdrSlih uHperfGufli6en Oinge iieht
man IN ben ausIaesn, ober Der 2aben.
inbdber berltgte fib, lin bod etipas
sr rerbienen. ouf ben @srtauf anbertr
Gd6en. Sn Giienbanblitleen funn
man Mohrriiben unb 3ipiebsfn, In ben
pdrfiinerim Ghptpldbe, frssupeliere
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Glak'Tahribte

5reita g IL. Wdr5 1915.
Der O9ioflub 1T seftsrn nod cts
mas gefaIlsn, beute aber tpirb berfeIbe
irobl itdtipnGr bleibsn. 9eitsrn
Gbenb hattie Der i}luB sinen WaHers
fanb bon 29.1 SUB.
Die folgenben Depei9en trafen
tod6rsnb bes seitrisen sases bier
ein:
pittsburs, pa.-11.6 SUB itsigt.
Wbeslins, %. ga.-13.O SUB, itsist.
partersburs, W. Wa.-15.6 Gu.
aanaipba Sails. SO. @a.-5.8 Sub.
GbarIeltOn, 70. 8a.-S.1 SUB, ftsist.
portsmputb, Sbio.-24. 8 SUB.
acuisDille, &p.-11.6 SUB, fdat.
GDanspille, Snb.-27.9 Gub, iteist.
Gaf9bille, ssnu. .-15.7 Jub, fGat.
Chattanooga, Senn.-11.5 Jub.
Cairo, Su-32.2 SUB, fdllt.
WasmPhis, senn.-25.9 SUB, falt.
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ts.rO, gouSs nnD aitieu in ysau gori.

Gef9dftSpapieTe Rarotn jE b--SJ4T DIP
lsntirt. B.6fef aaf 2onoon wdren ftssig.
iynr go 1ass t4.7aH; Sift A.7eJS; 9abe!.
Grwetiuueen &4TT 5rancs S,At $50,
stabel 5.95A, Rarf SiAt 70, aabd 70 W,
ssrpnen Gihi lax, 2abtt l8. Sire Sidl
6.69, &aba s6S. Jiubel Si4t S2H: RabeI
s2,s; 5ilbsr8srren 5eXe Rsriianiias
Telars 4SH.
aftieu msrft.--am Bormiitaae mar
Der Wiarlt fsbr fart, Na9mittass eber trat
cine Sssa!lipn Elm uno bic 0ewinHs gngeH
babel periorsn. Die saInBHotiruHgsn jtan.
ben iat bur4pea uuter eeneH poH gfIttrn.
&ijeatsSn uffssu.
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bpteb. = Die Sufubr mar
beute cine siemli6 sroBe, bic Rats
.frage gut unb bic prsfie iietis. gans
nsrs iuaren ebsnfalls in Ia6frage,
Stoders unb Gssoers naren rar, bic
psip0bnIidtn GtOders aber fanbsn
Hur ipsnig @nu6ms. Wil9tiibe tpas
rem rar unb itetig.
Wtittlere INN i9pere Stisre $3.50
-8.75; Ofien $3.OO-6.5O; gIeis
f4sr Stisre $5.75-7.75; auserlei.ne
bis srtra $s.0O-8.5G Seifers $5.75
-7.75; auserlsiene Biz ertra $7.S5-
$50; &iik $4,000; auserleisne
biz srtra $6.25-6,85; Gann.rs 81
00-4.50; teite OairD aiibe $3.50
6.85; MiI9fiibe $3.50; Stoders
unb Jesbers: Stiere $5.5O-7.60;
alhs $4.75-5.50; 9eifsrs $500
6.75.
gullen. Die 3ufubr mar
iebr ssring, bic yla6frase cine aismI
lia quite unb bic prsiis itetig BIB
fart.
Gstte gullsn $6.75-7.25; Bologna
$.00-6.85; maSsrs u. lei4ts $500
500.
adlber.- Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbis unb bic prsiie Bis um 25e
b0ber.
Bette adfber $11.5o-11.75; fair
Biz CUTE lsidte $8.5O-11.5O; orois
mare unD srrbs S5.00-11.25.
9 S4peins. Der Wadrtt mar
tsute fsbr Iangiam urb bic grsiis
lin unssfGbr 2Oc per 100 pfuno
nieorieer. Disls I,i9ts S4tpeins unb
Gsrtsl blieben uHDertauft.
Cute big auserleIene 0erpadungss
uno SIsifderiprtsH S9.s5-99o; ss,
miihte unb mittlere $9.50-9.85;
lsibte 9srianbtiorten, 120 bis 155
pfunb S9.15-9.40; orbindre Bis
CUTE Gertsl, 110 pfunb unb baruntsr,
S6,50-s.40; prbindrs Biz auserleisrs
i6psrs fette Sdue $7.25-9.4o;
Stass S5.50-725.
g 4aft unb 2dmmer.
Ods anssbot mar iebr ssrius unS
bi. prsiIe unssfGbr itetis.
S4afs, ertra $7.75-8.00; CUTE
Big uuserIeisne $6.75-7.65; orotnd-s
Bis fair $4.00-6.50; 2dmmsr, EXTRA
$1125-1150; CUTE Bis auserIsiers
S10.50-11.25; oroindre biz fair
S800-1000; sef4Orsne admmsr,
S7.00-10.00.
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G6ieas0, is. mdrs.

Sdtpsits. - 3ufubr $4,000 -
Martt i6pa4; Built $9.60-9.75;
leidts $9.2O-9.75; semtI&te 1885
$50; ihpsre $9.30-9.80; raube
$9.30-9.45; Gertsl $7.90-9.00.
RinbOisb. = 3nfubr 5000. Wurtt
feft; Ginbeimif9e Beef Siiers $3.50
-9.95; Stoders unb Jesbers $500
-S.25; aiibs unb Seifsrs 1885,
rs; adlber $8.25-1O.75.
Sdafe. - 3ufubr 10000. Mar,t
ff.tis; Wstbers ss.0-s.9O; Gpes
$6.O-S.65; 2dmmsr S9.50-u.s
5n
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pOrfidJtis. QIs in Soften elmer Gpibss
mie pcr Dem 8enuB uneefodacn
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3m der. - preife feit. = Maffis
nirisr Gut 2odf $S.15; potpbsrsb
$40; CUBES $40; sranulirter 81,
90; gonfectioners ~A- 500; Off
.4- $8.75; iptibrr ertra $685.; erird
g. $685. per pfunb.
Wofaffes TT itstis. - Rem
GrIsdns Open 2siIs 45- CSC: gsntris
fuanl 2534c per GoIIone.
Rsis. - aouiiidna, 5anrp 9edb
Ci6lr; primd 81 SIC; prbindrs
4-42e; Scpun a 53r PET pitsbs
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mem gOrt, +, 1e. Wdrs.

Reip gort 16. Wdrs.
aupfsr. - Wartt feit.
eleetrOlbtir. $28.00-28.50;
fir Suni unb fpater $27.o0-27.>
so.
eiIen. = Martt fsIt unb unDsrans
bert.
3inn. - Rartt rubis; Offerirt gu
$500.
glei. - SITE.
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gbieaso. 16. Mdrs.
gDei5sn. = SIR Mai $1.09a--1.s
u, am Sdlub $1-1sc; fir SuIl
1-07a LILO, am S9rub $1.09s.
Mslfatorn. SIR aeai 76t-
7Tsc, an S4IuB 1896; fir SuIi I'll
78se, am SdIub 774c.
Gafsr. - Giir Mai 45-45ac, an
GdIub 45ae; fir Suli 43a-44ac,
am G6lub 44se.
@osseH- = SO. 2 96e.
@erlte. - 63-77r.
1imotbp. S4.5o-7.oo.
alst. $10.0o--18.50.
PORT, = Sur Nai $50. 80,