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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-11-02
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO1

Mrs. Belle Dickey and her little son
went on visit to friends in Elk River
Tuesday.
Mahlon Ellenbaum and family have
moved into the new house erected by
Mr.. M. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bouck Of Milaca
were here calling on their numerous
friends Monday and Tuesday,.
The M. E. church people are putting
new coat Of paint on the church
building, improving it's appearance
very much.
Several couples from here attended
the dance at the new hotel of Messrs.
Clinch & Milton at Milaca Friday
night. All report a good time.
The chicken and partridge law went
into effect Sunday. The Deer law ex-
pired for the month of November only
on the same day. Venison was in the
market Monday morning-some Of it
having rank smell for having been
nAAASN OAAAy GAAC Ody US1OIc.
The base ball dance Friday evening
was not a success financially. Those
who attended: had pleasant time. The
base ball boys furnish about our only
amusement turing the hot season, and
should recei4 be a hearty support in
fitting up for next summers cam
paign.
Several co uples Of merry-hearted
people spent d very pleasant time Sat-
urday evening as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Grant. Dancing was the
order of tn e evening until 1880
o'clock. A Ibountiful supper was
served at midi hight. The dancers went
went home wd I'll pleased with the hos
pitality Of the host and hostess.
Next Monda " the new school house
will be occupied by the village schools.
Five schools will be put in operation
at that time. Miss Wyman of Wis
consin has BID en- added to the corps
Of teachers. ashe will take the A pri-
mary work Thereby relieving Miss
Huse Of about 1 half Of her school. The
work hitherto has been too much for
one teacher, but Miss Huse did her
work admirably we'll.
After dilligGnt search the Union
editor has beaen unable to discover
single Individual in Princeton who
is willing to contribute a dollar to the
Worlds Fair fund. Some of those
interviewed seem to think that more
money is needed but the majority are
of the opinion that $4,000 is enough
All agree thai they would not con-
tribute a doll4 pr save in the way of
| taxation.
The hair-rest oring fakir was in town
couple Of eeks ago and several of
our citizens were "caken in" to the
tune of $40 each. The "picked" in
dividuals say they bit because several
of Anoka's ''best people," including
Ole Cutterson, County Treasurer Lee
and Lew Greenwald, had given the
fakir certificate of character. We
dare not print the names Of the vic
timized Princetonites, because if we
should Harry Heard, Nelse Jesmer and
Lou Steadman would have US ere
moved" instantly.
Mile Laos Lake correspondence:
Mr.. Evans, another old soldier, has
located on section 81. He will be in
next week. So they come Two men
looking for houses to rent while build
ing, each of them having six children.
We will soon have a school district
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Big Auction Sale.

A public sale will be held on the
Pete Peterson farm, Greenbush, two
miles due west Of Long Siding, on
Tuesday, November ii, commencing
at 1 p. m. Horses, cows, household
goods, farm machinery, hay, oats, bar
ley and corn will be offered for sale.
PETE PETERSON, Owner.
Henry Uglem, Auctioneer. -..5
o. L. Bye, Clerk. 45-2tc
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Superstitions of ROYALTY.

Caesar, Napoleon, Bismarck and 9TH
ers were not above the superstition
Of lucky and ''unlucky" days. Thurs
day was the "unlucky" day of Henry
VIII, Of his son Edward and Of his
daughters, Mary and Elizabeth. It is
strange that they should have died
upon this day.
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Rain Hats Annual master Driver
Contest.

Rain Hats Annual master Driver
| Contest.
The annual Chicago Automobile club
contest for master Driver title was
halted at the end of the first days
drive. The "Master Driver" contest is
an original idea of the Chicago Auto
mobile club. 1t is the subject of great
interest in automobile circles.
In addition to the regular contest
ing cars, an Elgin Six five passenger
touring car accompanied the run, serv-
ing as the official car containing rep
resentatives of the press and the Of
tlcials of the drive.
In spite of the drizzling rain, which
had soaked the roads for two days
previous to the run, Elgin Six and
Mercer were the only two cars of the
eleven contestants which arrived at
Peoria, Illinois, with perfect scores.
The Elgin car was driven by G.. A.
Brlnkman, while the Mercer car was
plotted by Al. Schillo. Both drivers
reported terrible roads throughout the
1875 miles covered during the day.
The route started from Chicago,
leading through Naperyille, Sandwich,
Ottawa, Princeton, Chillicothe and Pc
oria. If the rains had not made the
roads impossible, the return route
would have lead through Toulon, ILL
nois; Cambridge, Illinois; Moline,
Illinois; Clinton, Iowa; Dixon, Illinois;
Rochelle, Illinois; Geneva, Illinois,
and Chicago, Illinois.
The rules of this years match were
changed to make the run even more
arduous than that of 1915, when not
a single participant finished with a
perfect score. No confetti was spread
on the route, and on checking out in
the morning, the only information
given to the drivers was the distance
to the night stop, the average speed
to be maintained on the days run, and
the names Of intermediate towns and
cities through which they were to
pass.
In addition to noon and night con-
trolls, two checking stations were es-
tablished on the morning and after
noon runs each day. Running on a
blind schedule, drivers were penalized
for being early or late at checking
stations. Competitors were compelled
to take the shortest route, and for
every additional mile Travelled, the
driver was penalized one point. Be-
tween stations, the cars we're COM
PEELED to keep moving no matter what
obstructed their course.
The cars participating in the endur-
ance run were as follows.
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FOR SALE-An Avery 816 gaso-
line tractor and a triple gang pillow.
This outfit is guaranteed to do salts
factory work, and unless the .pur-
chaser is satisfied with it after trial
no money will be demanded. Also
have two potato dlggers for sale
right. F. W. Manke, Princeton.
37-tfc
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As Regards Vanity.

All is vanity. At least so says the
philosopher
IT don't know about that chimed
in the Plunkville sage, "but there is
enough Of it to keep the drug stores
doing good business in complexion
ontraptions. "-Exchange.
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Couldn't Fool Him.

Lecturer Gn small toWn)-Of course
you all know what the inside Of a cor
puscle is like. Chairman Of Meeting
dnterrupting)-Most Of US do, but ye
better explain it for the benefit Of
them that has never been inside one.
PUCK.
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Il * * X * * *
CHURCH NOTES.
st. Edwards.

Services at St. Edwards church ev-
cry Sunday as follows: On the first
and third Sunday of the month, mass
at $3.50. The second mass is said at
the Greenbush church. On the Sec
ond, fourth and fifth Sunday of the
month, two masses will be said: Low
mass at $3.50; high mass at 1890.
Evening services consist of Vespers,
sermon and Benediction Of the Bless
ed Sacrament. Sermon of, the gospel
of the day at all the services. Ev-
eryone is welcome to any of these
services.
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Swedish Lutheran.

Services at Zimmerman next Sun
day at 1890 a. m.
Sunday school at Princeton at II a.
m. next Sunday.
The Young Peoples Society of
Princeton will meet at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustafson on Thursday
November 9, at o'clock in the even.
ing.
All will be cordially welcomed al
these meetings.
Rev. M. Peterson, D. D., Pastor.
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Christian Science.

Christian Science.
The regular Christian Science les
son sermon will be read at the Armory
at 10:45 o'clock every Sunday morn
ing.
Sunday school Immediately follow
ing.
Cordial invitation extended.
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wild meadow. Will be sold cheap on
easy terms. For further particulars
address Chas. L. Tiff, Zimmerman,
MINI. 44-3tc
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EPISCOPAL.

Episcopal.
Divine service will be held on the
Wednesday following the third Sun
day of each month at 8 p. M, in the
Congregational church.
Rev. T. J. E. Wilson, Hinckley.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A house in south end
of town at SIP per month. Inquire
at Union office or of N. A. Lind. 42-tfc
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FOR SALE-A corner lot and cosy
residence, located in the south part
Of Princeton, near Main street. A
real bargain. See R. M. Saxon. 45-tfc
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FOR SALE-A thoroughbred Po-
land China boar. Price reasonable.
Fennimore Howard. 45-2tp
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WANT COLUMN

GTNotices under this head will be inserted
at one cent per word. No advertisement will
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German Lutheran.
Rev. Ali will deliver his farewell
sermon next Sunday morning in the
German language. In the evening he
will deliver a farewell address in the
English language.
AS Rev. E. Schlagdenhaufen of
Lake Elmo, has declined the call ex-
tended to him by this church call
must be extended to some other pas
tor. This matter will be attended to
next Sunday.
Rev. Eugene Ali, Pastor.
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Methodist.

Next Sabbath the pastor will preach
at 1890 a. M, on the subject, "The
Law of Compensation" and at 7:3O D.
M, his subject will be "Worship, Beau
ty and Holiness" We shall have the
chorus choir at both services under
the direction Of Mrs. Galley.
The Sunday school will meet at
11:45 a. m. We ask all the members
Of the school and any others who do
not go to Sunday school to be present
next Sabbath.
You are cordially invited to work
and worship with US.
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FOR SALE-A buggy, single har-
ness, and two robes, all new. Inquire
at Union office.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A few pure-bred Hol-
stein cows coming fresh. Also few
heifers and number of bulls from
one to ten months old. These heifers
and bulls are from our herd sire
North, Star Skylark Sir Beets, No.
99,022. This sire is the son of the
winner of championship honors at the
Chicago Dairy Show in 1911 and 1912,
and it carried off the honors at the
Minnesota state fair three years in
succession. These animals offered for
sale are all registered. P. w. Jensen,
Diamond Leaf Stock Farm, Princeton,
N. w. Phone 31-3 45-2tp
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FOR SALE-A 160-acre farm.
Easily opened. Good clay soil with
no stone or gravel. Forty acres Of
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Suder. = prsiie iietis. - Rafs
iinirter Gut Goat $s.75; poipbereo
$7.55; Cubes $7.95; sranulirter ST.
40; gonfstiionsrs .a" $7.35; Cff
a. S7.O5-7.15; psiber srtra $685.
6.95; EXTRA e" $6.75 per bunSsrs
pinnb.
Molaff.s IN Rstis. - Rem
Orleans OPEN 8,tils 45--65e; Gen.
tyifisal 25---34c per OalIpns.
Rtis. - aouiiiana. Gancp 6eab
63-8ae; prima 5t-5ae; orbindrer
dc; Sapan 4s-54e per plumb.
Dairp probufte
8utter.- prsiie lin Ir pro
pilnb b5ber. Wbolemilt, ertra
33sc; GeniraIiseb ertra 31e; Gsntras
lissb firiis 27he; issonbs 24ae; Gancp
DARN 24ae; padins StDd 20-22ac
per pfunb.
RGfe. - Warft ffetig. Obic lie.
Rorbipsitlider II Gents; Rem yort
18c; Ghipei,sr 3540t; ho. @rid
17c; 1imbarSsr 17A-1Se per Qfunh.
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Iitdten tparen fetig, bic anberen ak,
I'M 15-25e niebriser. CUTE Ml4.
fiibe iparer rar unb itetig, bic ges
tpDbnliden I'M $500 500 nispriaer
Wiittlere uHb fhpere Stiere $7.25
S.85; Jleif&r Stiers $6.OO-80O;
aussrleiene bis ertra $8.25-Y.50;
6eifsrs $5.50-7.0o; auserlsiene Bis
ertra $a25-7.75; aiibe $4.5O-6.s
90; auserleiene bis srtra 1926
100; Gamers $3.50-4.25; Wil9-
tiibe $3.50; Stoders unb Jeebsrs
Stiere $5.50-7.00; Sellers $5.25-.
600; &iibe $4.75- 5.25.
8ullen. Der Wartt mar
bsuts iebr lansiam unb bic prsiie
um 15-25e niebrigsr als am Wsitt=
nod.
5ette gullen $6.65-7.OO; Bologna
$5.50-6.50; magsre uHb lei9te $4.s
5O-5.25.
3Gfber. - Die 3ufubr ipar bic
srDBte feit Wontas. Qlnfanss mar
Der Martt itetig, gegsn S9lub absr
I'm 25c niebriger.
Bette leidte adl6er $12.25-12.s
50; fair Bis CUTE $9.00-12.OO; Or
bindre unb srObe $5.00-11.OO.
g 9neire. = Die Sufubr mar
ni6t grob unb Der Martt lansiam
unb itetig. graseefiittsrts S8tueiHe
itsben Inn $3.50 niebriser als tornf
seiiitterte.
Cute Bis aussrleiene 9srpadungs=
unb syleiiderforten 5000 1850;
dusgeiudte mittlsre, 16O-180 piuwo,
$10.40-1 1880; lei6te gsrianbtiorten
12O Bis 100 pfunb, $10.25-10..
40; orbirdre Biz CUTE 5srtel, 10 Yio.
unb barunter, $6.5O-9.5O; raabe
$7.O0-9.15; Gtags $6.50-7.5O.
g 4afe unb 2dmmer. -
Bette lsi6te S9afe limb itetis, allosre
lin 1O-15c nkbriser. 8ute 2lmz
msr iinb itstis. sstpohnlide um 20
SOC nisbriser.
e6afe: srira $6.75-7.oo; suis
Bis aussrleIene $5.50-6.75; orbindre
Bis fair $2.50-5.0O; Stod gpes
$7.5O-9.0O. - admmsr, EXTRA H.
5O-11.60; CUTE Bis uuserIsiens $1O.s
5O-11.40; orbindrs Biz fair $500
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14,3o-14.4o. am S6lub 14.4o, fir
Dftober 1892 -14.12, am S4lub
14.10.
Butter. = Martt feit: Creamery
setras 314c; ertra firits 29a 30t;
firfts 27A-28ac.
gier. = Wartt feit. Martt un>
Derdnbert.
&dfe. - Wtartt unperGnDert.
aartoffeln. - Wiartt b1ber; SerIeD
Built Gobblers $1.20-1.3O; gtrginia
Barrels $3.50-3.55; Wisconfin
tribe Sbio's $1.OO-1.10.
9efliigel. Warft unberdnbert.
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Gbitaao, 1s. 9luaujt.

ggeisen. = Gir Septembsr $1.41
-1.44i, am s6lub SLAB; fir De-
5ember $1.43a-1 1.4s. am SdIub ST.
Az.
WslI9torn. - Jiir September S35
--s4z, am SdIub s4se; fir Ss3sms
Der 71t-73Ic, am GdIuB 1890.
Safer. - Siir September 43s-
44ac, am Stlub 44ac; fir Sesems
Der 46t-47ic, am Stlub 47se.
sfossen. Ro. 2 $1.16a.
9imotbb. = Rarft nominal.
9erite. = Zoe bts $1.1O.
alee. $7.00-14.5O.
port. - yiir September $26.65-
26.S5. am SdIub $3.50; fir De-
5emkr $23.2o-23.35, am S4luB
$23.35.
G1mals. = Iiir Ssptember 1850
1875, om Sdlub 1872; fir Sitpber
13.47--13.75. am Sdlub 1872.
Rippenieiisu. = Giir Sptsm6sr
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GbieasO, 18. auguit.

S3tpeine. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Ueartt tart; Built $10.15-1070;
leidie $10.15-1O.s0; semiidte So
85-1O.8O; idpere $9.65-10.8C;
raubs $9.65-9.S5; 5srtsl $8.25
$50.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
itstig. Ginbeimif9e Beef Stisrs,
$40 lilo; Stoosrs unb Gseosrs
$5.00-7.9O; aiibe unb Sstfers 3d.
70-9.50; adIber $9.25-12.75.
S6afs. = 3ufubr 5000; Wldrtt
i.,tis; Wstbers $6.50-S.O; epss
$3.40-7.50; 2dmmsr $7.25-l.s
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metau.Marft.
Nen lprt. 1a. gluaut.

1ep gor.. 1s. ausuit.
aupier. - Rart. fsf; gIscgrolp.ic
S26. .25-27.00.
Giieu. = Wlartt itstis unb unosr'
dnbert.
3inn. = Marit its.is; S3s.2o-
1915.
glei. = Wartt fart; S6.55-6.75,
Spelier. - Wartt ieii.
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J,. =, - - l'~f@ st
oindre firfts 23e; ietonbs 19ac pei
Dnbenb.
Gefligef. - Martt f6pddet
- 8roilers BON 2 pfb. nnb bariibe:
21c; unter 2 pfunb 19-20c; 5dbnt
11lc; 5iihnsr 15-16e; srutbiibnel
21r; DO. nit trummer gruit TO-
12; gua Csc; junae gnten 16c,
alte bo. 12- -14c; @Gnfe 89e; Qlt'
9auben $1.20 bas Dubenb.
O6funb @emiife.
4epfel. - Waiben Bluff $3.50.
400; pounb Ropal $3.00-3.25i
Wsaltbp $3.00-3.25; aleranber
$3.50-4.0O; Woolf Riper $3.50
90; 8snona $3.0O-3.25; Out9es
$4.00-4.50; JObnaiban $5.5o-6.-
90; Grimes @olbsn $4.5O-5.00 per
gbl.
3itronen. California $3.50
700; MeTiina $6.5O-7.OO per ai=
fte; 2imss $3.25-3.75 per Crate.
Srangen. Ualencia 1925
AS per aiite.
Grapefruit. - Gloribd $500
300; California $3.50-4.00 per
Crate.
pfirfi6s Glberta $3.50.
2.75 per Crate. gaipsr S2.75-3.oo
per Blu.
GantaIoupes. Snbidnd
Gtanbarb Crate $1.50-2.0-O; Sns
biana, flade Crate 60-75e.
pflaumen. Damion $500
-2.25 per Crate DON "a Guarts.
Inanas. = $1.75-3.25 per
Crate.
MaiIermeIonen. $25.00
1000 per 100 Stiid.
aartoffeln. Ginkimiiode
$2.75-3.o0; eaitern Go66lers 81. %
300; per gbl. unb SOC Biz $1.O5
per gu. auf benz @eleiie.
81 Giibfdrtoffeln. - WtihiIs
iippi unb alabama $1.15-1.25 per
Camper.
Gurfen. - GinbsimiIas 25-
30c per Dusenb.
5omaten. - ginheimiihe 75e
81 90 per gu.
glunen:obf. - ginbsimiI9sr
s1.00-1.75 per Bu.
Grbfen. - Wetp Worf $500
2.25 per gu.
araut. = Ginbsimii6es $500
-2.25 Der gu.
3piebeIn. - 2ouisbil1e S3.75
$500 per gbl. grbital Weibe $500
-2.25 per Crate. ginbeimii6e
selbe $1.25-1.40. ipeibe $1.5O-1.s
65 per gu.
9rii iine gpbnen. Ginheirnis
fhe $2.25-2.50 per gu; Wd9s6obs
nen S1.50-2.O0 per 5amper.
Notwithstanding $1.00
-125 per Blu.
2anbprcbutte.
Seu. - 80. 1 1imotbp $500;
Ro. 2 aimotbp S14.O0; Ro. 8 5nmos
ibp $1,000; go. / ssmiidtsr aIee
$14.O0; go. 2 eemii6ter aIse
$12.00; 90. / alse S11.oO; glo. 2stlse
$500; 5i.iisss alfalfa $9.50-12.s
90; RosseniirOb $S.50-9.00; 5afers
ftrob $7.00-75O; Wei3snitrob ST..
so per Sonns.
Wublenfutter III rubig unb
isF. = aleis S24.50-25.Oo; Mibbs
linss grobss $28.OO-28.50; DO. peir
bss $3O.O0-31OO; ssmiidtss Juttsr
$500.
Sdmereien. Wartt ifetia.
- aleeidmen $9.50-11.OO per gu.
bonn Store; aimotbp S2.50-3.00;
GIadfaamen s2.s5 per gu.
@trf9ieSenes.
Dele. Warlt itetig; 9ein5l,
robes 76e per gallone in partisn ppn
IA 9bl. 0stodtss Ii msbr; ylp. /
aarbDI SIC; Cotton Sssb Oil. raffi.
nirtes Sic per 0dloHe. 5erpentin or
IN yariisn pom / bis 5 Jab unb 65
In portien pon 1o-25 9alonen pes
iroltum, Sbio Carbon 100 Grab Sc;
DO. 80 Grab SIC; 5eablisbt 175
0rab 9A-1Oe; Rsb groipn gafolin
22c; Rapbta &c per GalOne in pars
tieu BON 1-5 1bls.
SalS. - Der Wartt III rubig. =
Obio Ripsr $1.10 per gbl. Don 2s0
pfunb, Gubrlubn 6in5ussfiist.
2ols. - Martt iietis. primd |
9th s-8ie; DO. GOuntrp 74-7Ae |
per pfunb.
Roblen.- WarIt rubig. gcus
,biOsbenp S3.5o-3.75; Rub unS
Glad $2.25, aanatpba Stiidtoblen
b3.50-375, glub unb Glad 1925
,sr 9onne abseli.fert. Ran9loie
Stiidioblen SAFE, DO. Rub unb Slad
ii n ~
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4dsItHer Msarft. Berid,t.
Cincinnati, 18. auauit.

Die naffolsenben Auotiruna.u Be-
5ie1sn ii4 nur auf gnsros 9ranss
atiiouen. Bel ilein.ren gei4dften
lusroen sttDas bobsre preiis berednei.
proOifionsn.
9 dmaIs. prima Gteam
l3.7o-13.sO; Gamilp $14.0O--
145O.
3rodens.fafseaes Sfeif4.
= Gbort clear Seitsn loIe, 14a-
15ae; eytra ibort clear Sst.en 14t
-153c; tur3. Rippsnfsit.n 14t-
l43e; Bellies 16a-17e.
Bacon. - S6ort clear Seiten
16-16ae; ertra fbort clear Seiten
15s-16e; ibort Rippspisit.n 15a-
16c; gslies 17a-1sie.
sugar gureb GleiTd. -
S6iHssn 20a 21e; pienic Sdultsrn
15-15te; gr.atfait Bacon % -25e;
S9ultern in padsisn 15-15ae; Nep
gcrt Gut 155-16c; trodene Beef
S6inien 29t-30ac per pfunb.
Siibgepiifeltes Gleif4.-
S6inien 17s-1Sc; pienic Efultsrn
13A-14e; Bellies 16i-17c; Sduts
tern 13a -14e; Sdultern q. .. Gut
90. 14-14ae.
5rifdesSIeiid -S6inten
16R17ae; pitnie GduItsrn 12a
13e; Shultern 12y-13c; ibort Rips
penf,it.n 13-13ae; fbort clear rip.
penf.iten 13t-14c; ertra ibort
clear Rippenfsiten 13-13ac; Bellies
lsidte 1sa-19ae; Bellies, f9per.
17-18c.
Nsbf unb getrtibe.
Webl. - Mintsr patent $3.50
7.75; Dintsr ianep S7.OO-7.25;
Winter famils $6.60-6.75; Dintsr
ertra $5.5O-5.25; Winter orbinGr.r
$5.O0-5.25; 6aries Mei,sn paisnt
S.75-S.00; 5ariss Meis.n fanep
$725-7.50; 6artes Wsi5eu fanitlp
S5.75-6.00; ROssen Rortbpsiisrn
seniihies $5.50-5.65; Rogsen Gitp
reinss $5.5o-5.65; Rosssn, eitp &c,
miIdtes $5.25- $50.
Wei5en. - go. 2 roiber Winier
$1.50-1.51; Go. $1.40-1.47;
go. a DO. $1.17-l36.
WeIfdtorn. - go. 2 ipeibes
S7-S75c: go. 8 DO. S63-S7c: no.
4 DO. S4A-s5ae; 9o. 5 bo. S3l-
SAFE; Ro. 6 DO. 80-S33e. - SO. 2
selbss S7-s7ac; giO. 8 bo. 86h-
s7c; Ro. 4 DO. s4t-85ae; Ro. 5
bo. 83a-84s,; Ro. 8 DO. so--s3c.
= RO. 2 ssmii9tes S6f-87c; go. 3
DO. 86-86le; go. 4 DO. S4-84at;
9lo. 8 DO. 82a-s3ae; Ro. 6 DO. To-
SIC. aolb.ntorn tpeibss S5-87e;
aoItentorn. aelb.s 86-ssc; aolbens
torn, s,mif9tss, $3.50.
9afer. - Rortbtpsiisrn go. q
IpeiBer 46-4stc; Stanbarb ipeiber
45A-46c; 30. 8 ipeiBer 44Ac; giO. 4
ip,iB.r 43-43Ac; 90. 2 a.miitt.r
i3a 44se; go. 3 ssmif&lsr einbei.
'inkimii4er 42a-43ae; Ro. a ssr
nii4ter 41-42c.
Rossen. - go. 2 $1.1s; Ro. 8
81. 1.10-1. .15; Ro. a $1.O-1.08.
@bisfep.
Nrtauft purpen 864 9bls. Die
fiIIsrs GinifteS Goobs auf Der Balls
Jon S1.40 per gaGons.
@roeerfes.
Roffee. - SaDa % soc; Wos |
fla 29-30e; Guatemala fanep 19c; |
10. gutter 17ae.
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eineinnatil Is. slusuii.
3ufubr unb @eriannt pGbrsnb Der
lebten "a 'Stunbsn, pergliden nit ben
porDerbanssnsn pier aassn iparen .pie
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2lms,udrti8e Wdrfte.
Ntn gort. IS. 9luauit.

Rem gort, 1S. 9iuguit.
Metl. - Wurlt anbaltsnb ieit. -
Weiasn. - Wsartt fart; giO. ]
0urum $1.561; Qo. 2 barter 81.
59a; go. / NOrtkrn Duluth $1.68ai
go. l Rort6ern Wanitoba S1.65 (. o
b. Rerp YOr..
@eIi6torn. = Martt TART; RO. z
selbes 9ssc {. l. {. Rsp yort.
6afer. = Nartt feiter; 20. 8 mel.
Der 51-51st.
Seu. - Rartt feit.
Sopfen. - Marit itetis.
6dute. = Wartt feft.
Qsber. Wartt fsit.
Bort. - Mdrtt fart; WsB $2s.75
1925; familp $2s.OO-30.O0;
ibort clear $26.O0--28.0O.
Beef. - Nlartt fen
Sdmal;. - Wiartt fart; WlibsIe
Weit $14.O0-14.10.
1als. = War!t fef.
Wolle. = Wlartt iieiis.
Reis. = Mar!t itsiis.
WolaiIes. - Wartt rubig.
3udsr. Rober. Wsartt iIau;
Centrifugal $5.75; Wolaiies $4.99i
raffinirter. rubig; feinr sranulirtsr
500.
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Gtssinuatt. 10. Gs8uH, f1s6.
NE RaHfr6as mad 1arleten mar isins
lebr sre6s unb Usip III piliig. Thr Tar.
leben ,pH eans pnrcen pon ben Danferl
5H2 bers9net, wdbrenb Wef4dftspapitre
gu 5-G9s bisfontirt perbeH. Jm oHtueri
Dlarite ipurben TdritBen .on cau1 su b.
Sh96 uno aui Brit ~ 496 piaesrt.
sssnia auf sasp psu
purben ~ yari jwiideu ganisn uerfauit.
Xls 9ounterrats briraei 5Ve Yrdmis per
$1,000.
sssafd asf Qsrsps
Sidi. @edhiel auf Gonbon murbeH III
l.78 bro Yio. Sierfins quutirt. Sir g8eh'
iel duf Berlin wurben zoe pro Htarf, be-.
re4nsi, iiir Hedia aui Baris l7He pro
6rsne, auf Mmiierbam 42e bro Guloen
nnb auI Wien 16e pro Krone. Gires l6Ke,
&rbst %. Stodbslm pro &roM 2sHc,
Granes t64pfii) 1916.
Ugubss cbGteattsses
yarsn rutis Hnb itetis. Die gunies quo.
tiren wie fcIgi:
az BsAbs 1925 eoap. .iiO -
3g6 Bombs, 1918 ..100H 1o2
2sS Honps, 1890 ~. y8K 99H
~ penama ......... SS -
S9S YaHania Coupon. 100
Gfsstins Comic ,lmiass
Die llmidts i'm pteilsea Gisaringbsus be.
lsfer iid seuts auf S4,4lS,650.
xsiaiisinrifdfes
un Der Boris rparen bic Wsiadiie beuts
redf leb1aft uno bic preile waren left.
Gtnc.. Gas g. electric itiegen auf So uno
Columbia Gas i4loiien 81 2iA-2lM. mi.