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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
RURAL CREDITS LAW IS
GIVEN IN A NUTSHELL

The rural credits law in brief
provides
(1) That you may borrow
One-half the value of your land.
(2) That you may have from
five to forty years to pay back
the money, paying 1t back as
fast as you please after five
years.
(3) That the interest rate
can't possibly exceed 6 per cent
and will almost certainly be
less.
az That each borrower buys
a So share in the National Farm
Loan association for each 500
he borrows, selling this back
again when he pays up.
(5) That all other liability Is
limited to 5 per cent of the
amount a man bOrrows, there
being no truth In the statement
that he must assume general
joint liability with other borrow
ers.-The Progressive Farmer.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
a. Don't Know"

There is always hope for the girl
who is not afraid to say, Il don't
know provided, Of course, that she
wants to know. If this avowal of ig-
norance is also an expression Of indif-
ference, she is no better off than the
girl who tries to look intelligent when
a subject is being discussed of which
she is entirely ignorant. No one will
attempt to enlighten the girl who pre-
tends to know it all. The wlsest way
to find out about the mysteries which
puzzle you is to be ready to say, Il
don't know."-Girl's Companion.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09

the case and that quite the con-
trary is the case, especially before
calving.
1.-THE heifer should be bred so as to
calve when from twenty-fOur to thirty
months of age, depending upon the
breed and growth of the animal. The
Guernsey and the Jersey should be
bred so as to calve when from twenty
four to twenty-six months old, while
the Holstein and Ayrshire breeds
should be bred so as to calve when
thirty months of age. II bred so as
to calve earlier than this, their growth
is apt to be injured"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
OYSTER SHELL IS VALUABLE
1t Is Not Fed to Poultry for Purpose
of Supplying Grit, but for Pro-
ducing Egg Shells.

Oyster shell Is fed to chickens for
the production of egg shells and not
for grit as some persons think, ac-
cording to R. NJ. Sherwood, acting
head of the department of poultry
husbandry in the Kansas state agri-
cultural college.
Approximately 80 per cent of the
oyster shell fed laying hens is con-
verified into egg shell, which has a
chemical composition almost identical
with that of the original shell. Clam
shells and lime, although Of practlcal-
ly the same composition, are not as
appetizing to the chickens and so are
not as valuable for the fowls as tAe
oyster shell.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
BE SUCCESSFUL WITH COWS
Plenty of Feed and Balanced Ration
EssentiaI-Grain Should BE Sup
piled In Winter.

To be successful with cows one must
be good feeder. This takes plenty
of feed and balanced ration. To get
milk in winter, grain should be fed.
With butterfat at 35 cents it can be
fed with profit. II silage with fair
corn in it is fed use enough bran and
cOttonseed meal or olImeal to balance
the ration. Where alfalfa is fed the
brand ration may be largely reduced.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
Bone Dry" Becomes the Law.


Gov. Rye has made the bone dry bill
effective by his signature. The repre-
sentatives of the various express com
panies have assured the governor that
the companies would hew squarely to
the line of the law.
1t is unlawful for any common car
rier, express company or person to
transport into this state any intoxi-
eating liquors to wholesale whisky
houses, and only one gallon to any in
didual, between now and March l. Az
ter July / 1t will be unlawful for any
liquor to be stored or possessed in the
state, neither can 1t be shipped from
the state. The March 1 clause permits
those who so desire to lay up gallon
OF liquor to taper off on, After March
! no liquor can be, brought into the
state, even by person returning from
a wet county.
Drug stores, manufacturers OF chem.
icals and toilet articles and ministers
are excepted.
A number of prominent temperance
leaders were with the governor when
he signed, the bill. The pen he used
was presented to DR.. J. d. McAlister,
superintendent of the Anti-saloon
League, who was the governors per-
sonal representative in the temperance
fight
The bill was drawn by Robert E.
Elkins Of Dresden, former state sena'
tor and the author of the custer bill.
Senator Elkins, during his two terms
in the senate, was temperance lead
err. He is also the author Of the stor-
age bill, the locker club and other tenn
perance bills passed by the present
Legislature.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
CARE FOR YOUR SKIN
And Keep It Clear by Daily Use Of
Cuticura-TriaI Free.

A hot bath with Cuticura Soap fol-
lowed by gentle amounting with Cuti-
cura Ointment clears the skin or scalp
in most cases of eczemaS, rashes and
itching Of children and adults. Make
Cutlcura your everyday toilet prepara-
tons and prevent such troubles.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
No Bank EaIIures In 1s1e.

NO BANK Failures IN lSiV.
The report Of the state banking de-
partment has been sent to Governor
Rye and reflects unusually prosperous
conditions of the banks Of Tennessee
during the year 1916.
The most gratifying and most prom
inent fact to be reported is that dur
ing 1916 no state bank failed. in fact,
the last failure was early in 1915 and
in that case all depositors were
promptly paid in full, The conditions
in the state are good, the total re-
sourcse of the state banks are about
$18,000,000 greater than year ago.
There are now four hundred and
twenty banks under the supervision
of the department, sixteen of these
being branches without separate cap
ital. Fourteen new banks opened for
business during the year. three OF
which were previously national insti.
tutions. No state bank has yet
joined the federal reserve system.
Eight hundred and fifty-seven exami-
nations were made and two published
statements were called. Numerous
special statements were required from
individual banks and a general special
statement was called for the close of
business June 30.
Liquidation of four of the banks
that failed in 1914 is still incomplete.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
AGAINST WOmen's Hiqh Shoes.

There is great cry in England
against the high shoes of fashion, be-
cause Of the leather they consume, un-
necessarily. One manufacturer an
nounces publicly that although he is
not in sympathy with the style he
must make them because women insist
upon having them.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
RuIes AGAINST zee Book.

The state textbook commission, au'
thorized by the legislature of 1915,
has reported adversely upon the state
furnishing free textbooks to children
in the public schools and the erection
of state printing plant. A minority
report was made by John w. Gaines,
former congressman. who is a mem
Der OF the commission.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET.

A well known actress gives the follow
ing recipe for gray hair: To half pint of
water add / or. Bay Rum, small box Of
Barbo Compound, and Y OF. of glycerine.
Any druggist can put this up or you can
mix 1t at home at very little cost Full
directions for making and use come in
each box of Barbo Compound It will
gradually darken streaked. faded gray
hair, and make 1t soft and glossy. It will
not color the scalp, Is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub OF. Adv.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
Suggestive siuns.

Il presume this gardener Of yours
is Carranza sympathizer"
"What makes you think thatT
Because he has Mexican roses for
the border"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09

There is no sermon we are mo-e
fond of preaching than one from the
text, "HOme Beautiful"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09

Governor Paroles Man.
Gov. Rye has paroled ]. W. McElvea
Of johnson county to w. s. Robinson
Of Laurel.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09

horses and from this country since the European
S2O0O0000 There $780,
while
exported head valued $ 1858 This
which had August
l
This export business
horses has really added great deal to
of
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09

Rceesscs To caten Up With Work.
The supreme court has adjourned to
next Saturday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Tho recess was taken in order that the
.cour. might catch up with brief woTk.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
.oommIaslon Hears TeIephone case.

Commission Hears Telephone Case.
The Tennessee railroad commission
heard the complaint of the Southern
states Independent Telephone associa-
tion of Corinth, Miss, against the Cum.
.berland Telegraph & Telephone CON-
Danv The petition was filed in No
.yemi,cr. 1915. The complaint is based
ON an alleged discrimination Of rates.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09

troll experiments with insecticides. AL
though the species has not been found
to be a pest Of first Importance to
the plants which 1t attacks, it is ap-
parent that it is, at times at least,
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g amnaa IL. Gebr. 1917.

Samitaa IL. Gebr. 1917
Der BafIeriianb i'm SbiofluB tpIrl
ii9 beute nur ipenig DerGnbern. 0e
tern 9fbenb betrug berielbe bel biel'
ger Stabt 1873 SUB.
Die fOlsenbsn Depef4en trafen se'
iterH bier ein:
ptttsburs, pa.-O.s SUB, iteist.
@bseline, 60. 8a.-4.9 SUB, fdat.
Yarfersburg, W. @a.-6.7 SUB. fdll
Samantha JoIs, W. 8a.-3.6, fteist
Gbarleitcn. %. 8a.-5.O SUB. ltttgf
portsmoutb, S.-11.0 JuB, fdllt.
Qouispille, ap.-6.5 SUB, fdllt.
IaIbDine, Snb.-11.0 SUB, fdut.
CHATTANOOGA, 1enn. 81 SUB, iteist.
aan1as Gitp, Mo. so SUE. fdlt.
Mempbis, 9enrL-14.1 Sub, fGllt.
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-1O.5O; GIeif6er Stiere $3.50 o.
30; duserlsiene bis srtra S9.75-10.'
30; 6eifers $6.50-8.50; ouserleen'
bis ertra $8.75- 9.25; aiibe $3.50
7.5O; auserlefsne bis ertra $7.T
$50; Gamers $4.50-5.35: fett,
Mlilttiibe $500 s.5O; WildtiiD'
SAC. O.0O--1O0.00; Stoders unb Je.'
berg S5.50-S.25.
8ullen. - Die Na1fraee tpai
eins siemli9 CUTE uno ber Wartt pai
fart.
Jetts 8ulsn $s.25-S.5O; 9olosn1
$7.00-S.0O; magsrs unb lei6te So
50--6.75.
&Glber. = Der Wortt mar beus
te fart unb bic preiie itiessn Inn 25c
per 100 pfunb.
Bette lsi9te adlber $13.75-1400;
fair big CUTE $1250-13.5O; oroinds
re unb srobe $6.0O-10.OO.
g 9peine = Die beiIeren Qua>
litdten fislen um 10c, i'm 4llgsmsinen
a6er mar Der Wlurtt itart, bsi gutter
gla6frage.
Cute biz auserleiene 0erianbts unb
Jleif4erforten $12.5O-12.55; se.
mii9te 8erianbtiorten $12.40-12.a
80; leiHte 0erianOtiorten 12O Bis
$50 pfano $11.50-11.s5; quite biz
auserldene 5ertsl 100 Bis 40 Yfo.
$10.35-10.50; Ieitte Terfel unter
100 pfunb $8.O0-1O.OO; orbindrs
big auserleiene ibpere fette Sdue
$S.50-n.85; Staes $7.5O-105o;
ertra $10.75.
9 9afe unb 6 d m mer.- au9
bsute mar oas 2tngebot pieber oering
unb Die preifs itstig.
Saafs, auserleisns Bis srtra $500
$50; CUTE Biz aussrlsiene $3.50
500; prbinGre Bis fair $5.O0-8.Vo.
- 2Gmmer, auserlsiene bis egtru
$14.25-14.50; quite Biz auserlsisne
$13.75-14.25; oroindre biz fair
$1o.00-13.5O.
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Truuobon.
Gsitorben um 10. Sanuar 1866.

pisrrs Spfspb proubbon, Der Dor
so Subren itarb, 1T irssnopo aus Der
ountlsH Sieft bss 8pl:es emporses
tommen. Gr 1T am 10. Sanuor 1909
in 8sidnccn seboren, als Sobn zines
armsn 9ottters bduerIiher 6ertunft.
Don isiner 4inbbeit srSdbIt er ielbit in
isinem Werte:: sd babe ben feItTa-
men 8or5ug, i'm 9olte ssbOren su
isin, gu fpiiisn, ipas oas gOlt gu benz
ssmdat bat, mos es beute 1T, @olt su
bleiben. Msin Batter, Elm einfa9sr
g0ttaer, batte fiinf ainSer, beren di>
tsitts id mar. BIS gum IL. Sabre bat
ntein 2sben fid fait gang auf Dem 5els
be abssipielt, balb psrridtsts i6 tleine
lGnbIide 2lrbeiten, bdlb 5iitsts i1 bic
aiibs. SD mar fiinf Sabre lang O9s
ientreiber. !" Der &nabe supfinbet feline
nieDrise Gdse aIs Gruisbrisuns. I'D
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gbieaao, 16 ssc5r.

g 6neiHe - 3uilbr 28,00o;
Wartr. fsit; Butt $1210-12.35.
lsitte S11.60-12.25; ssmiidts $11.
95-12.4O: fdpsre S11.95 -1245;
robe $11.95-12.05; 5srisl S9N.-
1865.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Murtt ft.tis; RutiOe Beef Stisrs ST.
$500; Stodrs uno JesDers S..
25-9.25; aiibe unb Ssiiers $5.20--
10.40; aGl6er $9.75-14OO
g 4afe. - 3ufubr 1000; Warti
I5pat. Wetbsrs $11.OO-12.O0;
Gpss S8.50-11.75; 2Gmmer $12.40
--14.75.
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3uder.- Warit ftstia. - Naffi.
nirttr Gut 2oai $3.50; poipbereb ST..
SO; Cubes SITS; sranalirtsr SIPS;
gonieeticntrs .9l1 $7.15; Off ~
$6.S5-6.95; fpsiBer sytra $6.65-
6.75; ertra &C. s6.55 per bunberi
pfunb.
Wofaffes. = Marit fietia. -
Rem Orleans Open aettsI 45--65e;
Centrifugal 25-35c per gaIlone.
Reis. - 9ouiIiana, fanep Ssdb
63 -7e; prima 54-5ae; Drbindrer
4te; sebro4ener 3a-4e; Sdpan Al
&c per Pfunb.
Dairps probutts.
Butt er. - Warif rubig. preife
feIi. - Wbolsmilt trtra 46e; genr
traIi5sb ertra 43af; Gsntrali3eb firits
40c; iteoHbs 37t; fSanep Duirp 32c;
pading GtrG 20-26c.
Hdfe. - Marit iietis; Obtp 24e;
Goszpsnli&sr 24-25s; 9sp gort
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Welo, e,OnSs unS Nitien in Ne,u gori,

9efhditsvasiere wuSben ~ 4-4N&
tisipntirt. 0sdlsi aui 2onbon sareR its,
iia Gir 90 1ase N.724. Commercial
Bins. 80 Tsss, ARK. Sidt A.753s; &a.
bel . Mnweiiungen s4.76K. 5ranes Siht
y.s4ts. Rabef sIssK. Wars Sidt e8e. las
BEL 6sJf. &spneu Sidt 1880. Roba 1892.
Sire SiHi 7.2S. Xabel 7.22. Rubd Si4s
28H. 8atei 281<. Slber Darssn 7SsSe,
NsriianifAs Dollars 60H.
Aftienmarft.-Tsr Rarft par beute
lsbbaiter unb bic Breiie i'm digemeinen
sipas feiter Sic S&lubnotiYunsm fian'
ben iu ben meiiten 6alen aJsr oenen DOR
sritsrH.
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| OuIu}bttle HQCD Del Sep'Dt1 w polsS
Derbaftet unb sinsefertert. Vo9 itinsr
GreilaHuns siebt er ii6 mehr nnb
msbr aus Dem 0fientliben Geben In bic
Sttlle unermiibliber lpiHeuihaftlih
| iariftiteaerii9er Sbdtisteit suriit.
Bud auf Bud folsen. Sn aIe Gebists
oes menI6li9en MiHens uno politiib@
IoSialer Sbdtisteit brtngt sr elm. nes
beratl lpeib er tluse anresuneen 5l
seben, seiitrei6e 6ormelu Su prdg.n.
tapfere 8efenntniRs absulsgen. 2tber
INNER irrt er elm Ipenig ne6en Der
pirtlihen @nifpidlung Der Dings einz
Der. lnb selsgentlib nennt CT iiG
tpO6l einen Sobten Der HerDlution: 10
perdnoert idien ibm Die Delt.
1858 peroffentli6t Yrouobon iein
umfaugrei4esWert: Die @ere4tigtsit
in Der Repolution unp in Der atrdr".
IS Oerbtlft ibm pieber gu orei Sabren
Sefdnsnib unb 1000 5rant Bulge. SIM
SuIi 1858 3iebt er iid mad 9riiiiel
auriid. 8on bier fdnbte er 1852 cine
S6rift gsger bic italienii6e Ginbsits@
bepesung, bic er aus feiner utopifden
Shpdrmerei fir rein poberutipe @t@
biIbe als aentraltitifd perparf. Der
proteit betum ibm libel. Die gelgier
bielten ibn fir sinen pertoppten @gtns
ten Hapoleous oes Oritten unb pers
dnitdlteten DOT ieinem 6auie sinen
tleinen 4ufru6r !Satte ibn bic Im=
neitie BON 1859 ntht Oeranlabt, nod
pqris 5uriidautebreH, jest muBte tr
es tbun.
Sn feinem griiTIeler @ril 1T aud
ein Bud iiber arieg unb Trieben ents
ftanoen, bns in Der 9eI6idte bes 90!c
terre6t5 ipegen ieiner monnigin6en
OOrareilenben gtnii6tsn ni6t pergsf=
len tperoen fcIte. 2tut fein Hahlab
benefit bic 1yiiae ieiner SatersTsn, bic
@ieIieitigfeit ieiner seiftigen 4rbit.
Sn elmer ditbetiiden S6rift iiber bus
prin5ip Der aunft tritt er fir realiIti=
i6e Wolerei uno bic fo3iale aunit Der
3utunft sin. 2lls Sittenprebiger ers
ifeint er in benz unpolIenbsten pnm>
pblet: DE Ia pornocratie" (lleber bic
Dirnenberrfhaft) - cine Intnort auf
feline peiblihen 9egner, bic ibn pegen
sepifer 4euberungen ii6er bic 9srouen
beftis ansesriffsn batten. 6ier fdile
bert er: mas man 9efrsiuung berJrau
uno freic 2ie6s nenne, lei proftitution;
unb ieinen Wiberiaherinnen ruff er,
bic 5amilis pertbeibisenb, au: Sic
sreifen a1es on, mas ih liebe unb perf
ebrs, bic einaigs unfsrsr alten @inrids
tungen, fir bic ib Ihtuua befpabrt
babe, neil i9 oariu cine 8ertOrperans
Der 9ers4tigteit iebe."
Wie eiH ftarter etnfader, arbeitfas
mer 8auer Der er duberlih mar
1T proubbon, INNER ipie binter oem
Pfluse Go bdt man Don ibm seIag)
ourd oos Seben gegangen, in pas er
uHermiibli6 SamentOrner mari. Set
ne &ritit an ben io5ialen 3uitdnoeH
mar mebr etbii6 utoptitii6, als
Dtonomifb. glber er bat itarten Cine
FLUFF uusesiibt uno geraoe our9 bic
antniipfuns an bic ileiHbiirserlite
Welt IN pteien areiien oas 8epubta
Isin fir bic S6doen bes tapitaliitis
Iden Spitems ssiddrft. llno feline
1ntiztapitaliftihen Gpisramme ipars
ben i9lisBIit Dpd fin ben So3idlis'
nus. Gin septiIer iopliiher 4ns
lr6ismus, Der ii6 big IN uuiere 3age
'rbalten bat, tanu iih mod beute auf
groubbon als ietneu MeiIter berufen.
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@aItpirtbe unb Der
|Sletfh5uitlag. Nus cSdit'
Hrttsfreiien miro Dem nSaa" rom
~. SSarillar gcif,rieben: Sci Der ab-
1abe bon 5Iciid on Sd,fdhter uno
3ultpirtbe purbc BON Der @ert,ei.
ltngsiteac ocn beiOen @ruppen oi,f oie
rctbrauhte Sleiihmenae en- 3itffld5
BON % Gro5ent Getpebrt, nm ben
Sdi6dter uno ben @aitiutrtt fitr oen
Se,h:it, sen fie oirrdy 3lnunlnenfrod.
men ioauie @ieqen uro Steilcn oes
elciideS erleioen, 81, ertitdbigen. IN
uod aroberem Wtabc ais Der GfiGfJ.
ter Bat Der @afffpirtb burh bas 2p'
dln un6 Sratcn oes sSleiIdes NIT
gerluIt 5u red)nen IuBerben fdun er
iiir innere Sbcile hes &iebs feline
JIcii6ntnrtcn netruen, uno 6ie anc.
de; ncroen rbm eberfaLS ols sSleiiG
io0oB er uuf Die % Bro-
sent 3uidfog dngetuicien rcr. oic
Dom @ainuirtb beborOliterielts jugs.
billiat muroeu. @eil nun. lpie beboiip.
te tlpirb, c,inige 8ninptrthe 1eiiinoi5t
hatten uno on @Gitc ssIeiit obne 0iar-
Zen obpegchcn babea iolen, iinb ben
20 aro3ent oes 3ultIa.
acs entso9ra n'or6en, 70 oeb ibuen nur
nod 5 gro5errt iibrig eebIie6er finn.
Cie S6I1hter bingsgen erhalteu nat'
pie Dor oeu berpiGieten 3uidlog pon
25 Bro3ent. @eun nun pirflid eirlige
SaIttpirtbe gefeblt boben, rorunt
trait man nidJt oieie9 @os ioniien
1le Die naid,uISieen oafiir. meIfe Die
geroronunoen itrenge befclgt ba.
,en2"
8pr Deriht
Mibter gum 4ntldeer): .Dds ioua
nen sic ais erfd)perenben llmitunb
stIGaer: Der sngstIaste bat mif
bic Obrfeisen mad bem 9dtte ber
Duff eessben, unb bic bat eben sinsH
Salopp seipisIt!"
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bieaso, 16. syebr.

G3icasO, 16. Jsbr.
Wsisen. - Jiir Wai $1.72g-1.'
763; an S6lub $1.73s. 5iir Suli
S.47s-1.50l; am S9lub S1.4S.
Melfdtorn. Sir Wai $1.00a-
1.02t; am S6lub $1.01. Cir Suli
99sc-$1.003; am S1Iub 99sc.
Safer. - Cir Wai 56s -57gc; am
S4iub $3.50. 5iir Suli 54s-55sc;
am Shlub 54Ac.
Rosgen. - 20. 2, $1.47 .
@eriie. $1.0OA1.30.
3imoibb. - $3.50-5.5O.
alse. - $l2.00-18.00.
PORT. - Jiir Rai $29.70-29.95; );
an Sdlub $29.95. Sir suli $29.O7
$3.50; am Sdlub $3.50.
S9mal5. 5iir Taai sl6.62-16.
70; ON SdIuB $3.50. Giir SuIi
$16.72-16.S5; am S6lub 1852.
Rippenieitsn. - Sir Wldi $15.65
-15.75; am S9IuB $15.75. Giir
SuIi S15.77-15.S5; am sdlub
S15.S5.
Butter. - Wdrtt unper6nbert.
gier. = Nartt feit. 3ufubr 4.253
aiften; firiis 42t; ordinary firits 3S1
-39c; auf BEN Rartt 39-40ac.
aartpffeln. = Wartt bober; gu
fubr 46 Cars. Wisccnfin unb gli6is
gan ipeibs s250-2.60; COLORADO.
Oregon, .sbahO unb Wafbinstpu 81
@efliiael. = aebenbes, Rarit uns
perGnbert.
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24c: 2imburger 24-25c per pfulb.
! gier. - prsife fino ettpas niso'
riger; prima firfs 9iihnereisr 42e
| firits 41c; crbinarp firts 39c; ietonoi
3Sc per Dubenb.
/ DefIiigef. Warft rubia uni
ftetis; 9rOilsrs bon Ii pfunb uni
Daruntsr Bic; Grpers II pfunb 23e
6dbne 15t; tunse 6dbne 1se; 5iib,
ner 1896, 1rutbiibner Don a4t BIZ
5ebn Plumb 24-261e; bo. mi
trummsr Bruff 12c; gulls Sc; tpeib'
Gnten 18-20c; Gdnie 11-14e; dlA
1auben $1.5O per Dubsnb.
Obfunb @emiiIe.
| 4epfeI. - Rome Beautp $3.50
$50; Ben Dapis $3.00-425
Sobnatban $4.75-5.25; ainss S4.75
$50; Greenings $4.50-5.00; Jnfs'
rior ale Sorten $2.00-3.00 per
gbl.
3itronen. California $3.50
3.75 per aifie; Zines 85c-$1.0o per
Rife.
| Srang.u. - California g1abels
$2.50-2.75; Jloriba $2.90-3.15;
5angeriue S2.o0-2.25 per aiite.
| Grape Gruit. - Gloriba ST.
25-3.0O.
Grbbseren. - Jlorioa 40
50c per Quart.
RartoffeIn. - ginhsimiibe
$9.00-9.50; Wi9igan unb Wiseons
| fin $9.00-9.5O per 8bl. unb $3.50
300 per 9u. pom Siore Bermuda
Rc. / $11.0o; Ro. 2 $1,000 per gbl.
SiibtdrtoffeIn. - DelaDare
$1.5o--1.60, Ganep 5aIs $1.50 per
5amper.
Gurten. - Sr.ibbaus $1.50-
LIS per 9ubenb.
araut. = 9dnifb $7.50-8.Oo
per B6l. rotbes $7.75-8.25. Sunsss
GrOriba $5O0-5.50 per Camper.
Deibe Raben. $685.
80 per gbl.
Grbfen. - 1foriba Sune $1.50
|-1.75; Telephone $2.50-2.75 per
9amper.
Stedriibem $3.25-3.5o
per gbl.
3pisbeln. - W.ibe $500
1900; selbe s12.O0-13.o0; rOtas
S11.50 per bunoert pfunb.
Crime Bobnen Glorioa
$3.50 -3.75; Badsbohusn $3.50
3.75 per Camper. 80
&arotten. = ginbetmi'hs $3.'
50-3.75 per gbl.
2anbprobuft.
5eu. go. / 5imothp $15.5o
1900; go. 2 simotbp $14.5O-
1900; go. 8 1imotbp $13.Oo-lo.'
so; SO. 1 ssmiIdier alse $500
1850; go. semiidter alee $14.OO-
14.5O; Ro. / &lee $l7.O-17.5O;
Ro.2 als $16.O-16.5O: Sistisss
alfalfa $16.00-19.Oo; Rossenitrob
s11.Oo-11.5o; SaferjirOb $1,000
1850; Wei5eHftrob $10.0O-1O.5oI
per Ionns.
Miiblm futter. - Warit rus
big uno iietiq. = aIeie $33.50-34.s
90; WibSlinas brauns $35.0O-35.s
80; peibe $37.00- $500; semii4tes
gutier $34.Oo-34.50.
Gdmereien. - Wartt Fetig. |
. alseiamen $1O.5o-11.5O per
gu. bonn Gtore: 5imotbp $685.
30 Bu9pei5sn s1.50; TIa4siaamsn
S2.25 per Bu.
Drfdiebents.
Sele - Warii fef.; 2sin6l. robes
98e pr Gal. Jn partieu IA gbi.
geto1tes Ii mebr; Ro. ! aarb0l 87e;
gctton Sssb Sil, rafiinirtss $1.D4
per gaapns. 5erpentin Gle in qsors
lien BON Is SAP, unb IA in par.
lien Don 1875 9llonen Petroleum,
Obio Carbon 120 Grab &c; bo. $50
yrab Ssc: Seablisbt 175 9rao 9a-
l0e; Reogropu G,aiolin 22sc; Rapbs
Ia &c per 9allons IN partlen Don l
IS 86ls.
S1I5. - Der Warit in rubis. -
ObiO Riper S1.4O per gbl. bon 100
pfinb, Jubrlobn binsusefiist.
5afs. - Martt iietis. prima
Slip 115-11ic bo. gountrb 1O4-
lO3r hsr Wfunb.
aobIen. - Warti rubia. yous
,biosbenp $5.50-6.00; abanapa
stiidioblen S5.50-6.00; Rab uno
slad $4,000 per sonne abses
ieferi. Raudloie 5tiidtoblen 500
800; alrtbratite 5000 per 9onne
,tg.li.f.rt. Got. tOitet S5.5o-6.5Ol
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Rsp yorf, 16. Sebr.
lRupfsr. - Rurtt nnperGnbert.
giien, - Dart itetis uno unDsrs
irosrt.
3inn. Martt tpillis.
Blei. - Martt fart.
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Rinbbieb. - Der Wiarft mar
beute fstis. Die Rahfrage mar cine
SismIid quite. gluserleime WiIfhtiibt
finb rar unb FART.
Ritt!sre unb i8msrs Gtiere $3.50
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