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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
SEATTLE IS BUSY PLACE AT THE
 PRESENT Streets Are Crowded with People and Apparently All Are Spending
 Their Money. YOUNG BACK FROM TRIP United States Cantonment at American Lake Is
 One of Wonders
 of the Age.
YOUNG BACK FROM TRIP

If you dropped in Seattle today after an absence, say of six months, you would hardly know the Queen City" said R. R. Young of the Pa cific Coast Coal Co.,, who returned from the south last night on the City of Seattle.
 The streets are more crowded than I have ever seen them during my 15 years residence there," said Mr Young 'The hotels are filled and reservations have to be made from two to three days in advance if you want to secure rooms.
 "The cafeterias, and there are scores along the down town streets. are crowded at all times. The nov ing picture shows are now running continuously and it is no uncommon sight at o'clock in the afternoon of any day to see line of people at the box office windows waiting for the next performance to begin so they can gain admittance.
 Down at the shipyards there is peculiar sight. At 1 o'clock in the afternoon hundreds of men come streaming out from work. Scores of men go to the parking strips and start off in their own autos It is an odd sight indeed to see men in overalls riding away in their cars and believe ne, the great majority Of the cars are the larger and ex- pensive ones.
 There is little work, apparently outside of shipbuilding, but the peo- pie are in Seattle; all seem to have money and they are spending it. Just before I left many cannery crews had arrived from Alaska and the men with six to seven months pay stuck away in their jeans. were starting to loosen up and that also made more cash in circulation.
 No one has any conception of the cantonment at American Lake. I went over there one day and was surprised at the layout. By now there are 1000 buildings stretching out along wide avenues. One ave nue is mile and a half long. The drill ground occupies hundreds of acres and one could put Juneau down in the middle of it and then have plenty of room for the other Alaskan cities"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
COMING Sunday = Mary
 Pickford in "The Poor Little Rich Girl"
PHARMACY BOARD ELECT OFFICERS
 FOR COMING YEAR

The Territorial Pharmacy Board met last night and w. H. Seeley was elected President; ID. H. Christoe, secretary and treasurer, and Ralph T. Kubon, of Fairbanks, vice-presi- dent. Seeley and Christoe were the only members present, the others being represented by proxies held by the two men.
 Following the election of the off cers a resolution was passed calling on the former president sand secre tary to turn over all records and ac- counts of the board to the new of ficers.
 The board consists of William H Seeley, of Juneau; David H. Chris toe, of Douglas; E. w. Boyle. Of Cor dova; w. H. Caswell. of Cordova William Ramsey, of Council; J. G. McDougall of Nome; F. II. Dunham' of Fairbanks; k. T. Kubon, of Fair banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
KATALLA FISH COMPANY
 CASE IS BEFORE COURT

The case of A. c. Williams ys Walstein G. Smith is being tried before the court today. This case is the outgrowth of the famous Morrison Fish Company receiver ship at Katalla, many years ago. Walstein Smith at that time was representing the Bank of Katalla and was appointed one of the trus- tees, by agreement, for the Morri- son Fish Company, by the credit ors of that concern. R. A. Gunni- son represents Mir. Smith, with o. A. Tucker representing MT. Will jams.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
Double Bill Given at Coliseum Theatre.

Who belongs to the crimson eyes That is what is bothering many movie fans in Juneau for the Metro serial "The Crimson Stain Mystery mas caught on as was attested by the large audience at the Coliseum last nlght to see the second episode. There were no murders in this second episode but there are plenty of thrills
 The big feature is Fighting Bob and there is all kinds of powder spilled down on the Mexican border where the scenes of the play are for the most part laid Orrin Johnson is the star and all of the cast do roliicking heroic work which appeals to all classes desir- ing action. This double bill is on for the last two times tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
JURY DISAGREES OVER AN
 ASSAULT AND BATTERY CASE

Yesterday afternoon in the Com missioner's court Charles Gaby was on trial charged with having com mitted assault ard battery upon Mrc Wilson. The fight was said to have been the outgrowth of a dispute over the purchase price of a stove. The jury disagreed and an- other trial will be held Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
Stroud to Be at the
 Coliseum in New Acts.

NJ M Stroud will be the added at traction at the Coliseum Friday and Saturday of this week. Stroud has several acts of the baffling kind and these will be given on the stage of the Coliseum. There is the straight jack ct release act escape from the box, escape from the mail pouch and he does wonderful things when handcuffed and leg ironed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
George Walsh Is the Star Tonight at Palace.

George Walsh in 'The Island of De- sire" will be the star and feature to- night at the Palace and for the re- mainder of this week. As an extra attraction Mrs Spickett has secured Charlie Chaplin in "A Woman" and this is said to be good as any of his other earlier comedies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27

Rolling Stones,' which opened last night at the Dream for the remain .der of the week is a most interesting story of life, certain chapters taken from various walks of life, well acted and thoroughly pleasing. Owen Moore is too well known to need mention that he takes a good role in the part oi Dave Fulton and his companion-s,af Marguerite Courtot, is one or those little appealing women who always wln' All of the cast in the photo feature are good.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
ANNIS SAYS NOT GUILTY.

John Annis, indicted by the grand jury for burglary, this morning en- tered plea of not guilty to the charge and will stand trial at a later date. Annis is charged, under the code, with having committed burglary when he made ~fprceable entry of the house of Mrs. Myrtle Mercer.
 Give us your next order Tor trano- fer work or coal. Juneau Transfes Company. Phone "A
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
DR. MAULE's HEARING.

On account of press of other bus mess yesterday, Commissioner N. L.. Burton was unable to take up the of Dr. c. c. Maule for insanity. but this afternoon the hearing is proceeding.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
GUILD MEETING FRIDAY.

The Woman's Guild of Holy Trim ity Cathedral will meet Friday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock at the Dean- cry. New officers will be elected and arrangements made for the congregational sociable in October.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27

TWO IN ONE - The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES lads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns ere right up to the minute on the lays nsts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
PRESBYTERIAN AID MEETS.

The Presbyterian Society will meet at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow af ternoon (Friday) with Mrs. l.. o. sloaHe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
M. E. AID TO MEET.

There will be special meeting of the Ladies Aid Society Of the M E. Church. Friday afternoon at 2 D. m. at the residence of Mrs. Oak Olson, CPS Calhoun Ave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
FIRE ALARM BOXES
(correct to Aueust tsth)

 l-l-3rd and Franklin. 1-6-Franklin and Front. l-6-Front Street. opposite Union
 Iron Works. l-7-Front Street. opposite City
 Dock. l-s-Front Street. below Worthen
 Mills. 2-3-Wilioughby and End. 2-l-Seward and Front. 2-6-Main and Front. 2-C-Main and End. 2-7-Main and 4th. 3-2-Ga stineau Avenue and Rawn
 Way. 3-l-Goid ard End. 3-6-lth and Harris. 3-6-5th and Gold. 3-7-5th and East. 3-S-7th and Gold. 4-1-9th and Indian l-2-5th and Calhoun 4-3-West end Distin Avenue l-6-sth and Calhoun l-e-7th and Main 4-7-5th and Seward l-8-Covcrnment Road. Oid Jap Gardens.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
NOTICE

TO PIANO OWNERS AND PRO- SPECTIVE PIANO OWNERS
 Is your piano in need of tun- ingg Better call up Andersen. He is back in Juneau for . few days. If you want to buy or rent a piano or player piano call 1T
 ANDERSON
 Phone l43-Box 99l-Junean
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-27
METRO SERIAL IS DRAWING WELL
 AT COLISEUM
Two Stars at Dream Are in Pleasing Photo Play; New Bill
 at Palace.

ATTRATCIONS TONIGHT COLISEUM - 0rrin Johnson Ill Fighting Bob," and the sec- ond episode of "The Crimson Stain Mystery. DREAM-Owen Moore and Mar guerite Courtot in Rolling Stones" PALACE-George Walsh in "The Island of Desire"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

40; ON S9lub 5000. Sir Stptem'
Der $39.45-39.75; am SdiuB $39.'
60.
Sdmals. 5iir Suli, am S4luh
5000. Sir September $20.10-2O.'
81; am S9lub $20.45.
9iippenieiisn. = Sir sSSuli. an
S4luB $21 %. Sir September $21.'
20-21.5o; am S6lub $21 40.
Butter. = Wlnrtt uroerdnbert.
Gier. = 3ufubr 1880 aifien.
Gcrtoffsln. - Wartt nieoriger;
3ufuhr so Gars; girginia Gdiier
&.50-4.75; aunias, Sqinois uno
Obio Sdde S1.40-1.50; 5eHnetes
SGde $1.50-16o.
9efliigsl. - 2sbsnbes, Wlartt uns
Derdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
GlnB'Wasri@tes.
5rsitag, 20. Suli 1917.

5reitag, 20. Suli 1917.
Der NafsrItanb i'm ObiOilub il!
asitern etipas sefuIcu, beute ipirb bsrs
islbe absr tpobl itationGr bleiben. am
ssitrissn 4beno bate sr BEL bieiiser
Stabt einen WuIisritanb ron 20 SUB.
Die foIgenbsn 0spef9eu trafsn ses
fern bier Elm:
ptts6urs, pa.-5.o SUB, fdnt.
@be.Iins. W. @a.-14.0 SUB, fGut.
partersburg. @. ga.-16o, iteigt.
GbarlsftOn 30. 8a., 7.6 SUP, fat.
annapba Sails. @. 8a.,-1.6. itsigt
pOrtsmOutb, Else SUB, itsigt.
aOuisDiIs, ab.-10.0 SUP, iteist.
gpaHsDine, Sno.-12.S SUB, iteist.
MabOiIe, 5enn.-15.5 SUB, itsigt
Chattanooga. Senn.-18.3 SUB. fGlt
Wsmpbia. 5enn.-17.1 SUB, fdIIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

ipdter feftgenommeu 81 uerbeu. Die
Betrogene erDaft uis aus eiuer bums
pfeH 9etGubuns uno begreift Ha4hsr
felbf Hiti, ipi. ss m6sli4 mar.
sIber islbit in siHer Grobftaot uis
paris fiubsi ii9 Der abergIGube in
allen Ieiuen 5ormen. glo4 in 10 mans
dem Srausrbaufe perben bic Spie'
gel pGhrenb bes BtsrGbnifes umge'
brs5t. Der 5raBoie uHb DOR allen
Der Barrier ift Elm Observation-Disclosures
@pisler unb ale Isins @orurtbeile
unb .5sth4e" idiIbern, biebs nit
bem Raum bes Binties bod gar 81
srObsn Mibbrau9 treibsn. glur bies,
neil ss sur beutifen Site in birets
TEN 9eseniaB itebt: bas abbeben Der
Starten nit Der re6ten SaHo brirst
llngIiid. Die Soppelpisr beim SOmis
noipisl besslei4en, unb 70 oarf lie iie9
oenn au4 Snblrei4er, teinesDegs
i4msi6eIbaftsr SpisHameH riibmen.
Die 3auberinnen Ober 3auberer
iinb in Der 9i6titubt Der 3ioiiIidtioH
eur6uus nibt ielten. 6iir fie gilt 10
re6t eigentli6 oas mspbiitop2sIf3e
Wort:
.2luh bic auItur, bic ale 8elt
beleti,
Sat auf ben 5eufel lid sritredt
Oos noroii9e PbantOm 1T nun nlht
mebr gu iHaueu,
$50 Iisbi, bu 90rnr, S6peif uno
8lausn2"
Die 3sit III DOriiber, I'D Die Sege
auf einem mGhtigsn 0rsifdB poer
SeFet fab. eiHe Gule uuf befen atb~
ne, cine llute I'M Surteuipiei, neblt
einer i6par5sn 5enne gum SetDpft'
psrbsn. Die Wpbuung Der mooerneu
SOlegin Iisbt bourgspismdBis aus
unb bic Snbaberin aud. @iufafe,
ountle Sra6t, cine ipiirbies 9ultung,
balb mitterliten, balb Gr3tIiten
Ratb. DAB bieie Ttutronen Der pDIis
ssi ben ,3ebnten Sublen unb pCn ibr
ba6er meiit uubebeIligt bletbeu, pers
itsbt iih pom ieIbft. au6 oas Sefen
i'm &affeefas pber i'm GiipeiB, nos
8Ieigiebeu uno 10 tpetter 1T entmooet
ooer tpiro bod tpenigiteils DON Der
ariftotratie biefer fpiritiittiteu @ii'
Ienihaft peri6mdbt.
Dor mebrereu SSndreu uurbt in
Douai cine I3nuberiu perurtbeiit, tueis
DE &rante aneeblin oaDur6 bellte,
bab fis benielben bIaus SdnDer um
Sals uno 5anoseIeut bane. Wdn
tDnnte bisiea 9rOseb uIs bas gesens
Ittd su ben ebenaalieen 5erenpro5eiz
fen be5sibnsn, ND Der Gberelaube
gal3 unb gar auf ieiten Der Ridter
mar.
lin bieIelbe 3eit erregts sSrau Gail-
bapa nit ibrer propbetiirten NSiius
ffelrutbe in Yuris bns grDbte aufs
febeu. uno Sublloie 2eute pilgerteu
mad Der aathprals oou 5oiuts Denis,
in her sepaltie. S6aBe lieeen foI!z
ten uns po in wirtltdieit nitt elm
mol mebr bic Gebeins Der aDuies
6rantreias por5enosn finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
Gbieago, 19. gull.

S9peine. 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt {dspah; Built $14.S0-15.25;
leidt. $14.16-15.1O; semiidte $14.s
1o-15.40; fdpers $14O-16.40;
robe $14-O-14-25; Gertd $l.25-
1425.
Rinboteb. - Sufubr 1000;
Wurtt feff; 5totios Beef Stiere $40
-1405; Wefteru Stiete $8.65-u-s
80; Stoders NIB Gee6ers $6.35-9.'
20; aiibe un6 6eifers $65o-12O0;
2dfber $10.W-14.B.
S9afe -Sufubr 5000; Rartt
tart; Wetbers $7.75-u.00; Canes
S7.00-9-25; aGmmer $9.75-16.B.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

3uder.-Jreiit itetig; Raffinir.
ter Gut .2oaf $1o.65; pOpbersb 1886;
Cubes $3.50, sranulirtsr $3.50; Con.
fseticnsr n" $40; Off az $50
S.20; ipeiBer srtra $7.90-8.0O;
sgtra -G-$7.6o PET 100 pfunb.
Rpfaffes. - wur.i jt.iia. =
Rem Orleans Open EetteI 50-66;
Centrifugal 32--42c Der galIone.
Heis. - Grtra fanep Ssab 81
94c; fdnep S--Ste; 6eccnb 9eab q
7Ee; sebrp&ener 6-8ae; Sapan 10.
sc Blue Rcfs sa--6ae per pfunb.
Daifpsprobufte
Butter. Warst simlid Isb-
baft. preifs fsit. WbOlemiIf srtra
40c; Gsnirali,eb erira 371c; Gsutras
Ii;sb firits 34e; issonbs 31c; Jnnrp
Odtrp 3Sc; padins Stod 26e; But
tsrsJstt 3Sa-30e per qfunb.
Rdfe. - Narti fttis; lpip 25e:
gsossmsitli1sr 26--26ht; 9sep gori
&c: G9ipel3sr 37-voe; 2imburesr
25-26e; DO. Bird 24s per y,funb.
Gfer. - Wlurtt siemIia IsbbaEt
prsifs ipiIissr; prima firits 3iibners
sisr SAX; firfs 33br; Or6indre iirRs
3ltc; isepnbs 29e per 4ubsnb; On,
sensisr 3oAs pst 9utsaA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
UsIS, ssaSs nab MItien in Re,U ysri.

OsiAtisppsplere pasbtn az 4AE bis.
fsntin. 0s4Id eui 2onson sarsn ittfis.
5ls 90 3aes tl72. asmmereial Bills. g
dses tA7lk, 6idf k.1sx .xabsl.anu al.
iunssn eA70K, 5sanes Ssat s7s1<, aatd
s.7SA; Wsrt. tsiHs ErotifuHsta; aronen,
isias lupiiranesn, Sire SiHt f2sH, astel
72ik, Rsbsl et6ssik. Hsbsl si.so. StI.
ber Harru Tsks AeEsfaniias SsAars
c2xe.
0ftteu marst--Gs puroe bsutf elm
itsriu Grud san Hsriauien aute silbt nab
ptf Yssiie hetisn iebs a. Isiosn, beiono srs
bic bex Juoukris. aftisu. DE SAtnbsos
iirunssn itauseu szeifsas am,tr bsmsa pea
ssitun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

RiHpDieb. - Die Gei4dfte fpas
ren beute isbr rubis unb bic preiis
eebriidt. Die aussrIsienen Aualitds
ten bliebsn itetig. Stoders unb Ger
osrs purben fat gar niht sstauft.
Guie Wildtiibe iino feit.
Ulittlers uub idpere Stisre $500
-12.25; gIsii6er Stisr. $685.
70; auserlsfens big extra 5000
11.5O; 5eifers $6.00-950; ausers
l.isns bis EXTRA $9.751O.50; aiibe
$6.00-775; oussrlsi.ns Bis ertra
$s.O0-9.00; Gamers $5.25-5.85;
Nil6fiibe $45.00-120.0o; StOdsrs
unb geebers $6.00-7.75.
8ulIen. = Der Martt mar heus
te rubis unb itstis.
5etts gulIsn $S.75-9.25; Bologna
500 $50; magsre unb Ieidie So
00-6.75.
RGlber. Die 3ufubr mar
beuts ,ismliG srrb, bic Ratfrnss gut
unb bic preifs ftetis.
Bette leIbte HALTER Sl4.6O-l4.I5;
fnir bis CUTE S12.O0-l4.5O; ordinate
uub srobe $6.JO-10.50.
S6neiHe - Der Wdrtt mar
beute Iangiam uub bic prsiie fielen
um 15c per 100 pfuuo.
4userlsiene i6psre 225 pfunD uno
msbr $15.25; CUTE bis auserIeisns
9erianbt unb 5Isii9,rfortsn 120
pfunb unb mebr $15.00-15.25;
mittlsre SASS 1900; Ieiht, 12o bis
155 pfunb $14.50-14.S5; BerteI
10 pfunb uub ruenigsr $11.00-14.s
IS; ro6e $10.0o-13.75 {; Stags
$9.O0-1175.
9 6afs unb 8 d m mer. - Gu
Il 2dmmer tpdren in Rahfrase, 3us
fu6r mdbig uub bic prtiie ftari. -
S9af, par.n rnr uuo feft.
S1dfe, auserIsisne bis srtra $500
.-825; fair bis quite $6.00-7.50;
OrbinGre $4,000; Bod. $500
2dmmer. auserI.i,ne Bis ertra S15.75
1900; fair bis CUTE $14.W--15.'
80; ieepnbs $l150-13.00; GuIIs
uub Orbindre $7.00-1IO0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
0las,SSrtise Marfte.
Q.p gprt. 10. Suli.

Rem gpri. 10. Suli.
Rebl. - Rartt feFer; Sprins |'as
tents $12.65-12.90; Dintsr patenis
S1200-12.25; Winier Straisbts
$11.4O-11.65; GaHias Straigbts
$12.40-12.65.
Deisen. - Nartt far.; go. 2
barter $2.70 I. 0. 5. 0uIf.
@elIdtorn. : Rartt fiari; Ro. 2
sslbsr $2.14 c. i. Z. BEN gOri.
5aisr. - Rarit Fart; Stnnoaro
s6e.
Hutter. TarIt unrsssImabig;
@eiisrn 100 Pfunb Sdds $9o.76.;
Sianbarb WiobIinss Do, $45.5O;
Gin, 100 pfb. 5dds $500.
GdmaIs. Marit pilig; Wiibs
bliuss Welt S19.50-1o.60.
Der Rartt fir anbers artitsI mar
unoer6npert.
3uder. = Rokr, Martt ieft; Gens
trifuaal 1864; MoIaiits S5.76; ru's
finirier Is points h6ber; Gut Goat
$9.15; erufbso $3.50; WlpuIe u
S8.15: Gubss $40; xxx potpees
reb $7.S5; pptpoereb $3.50; fsiu sra'
nulirtsr unb Diamond q S7.65; Cons
fsctiOntrs u S7.55; SO. l $3.50;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
Der Huge DuteI.

.Tein DadeI." iagte Der Dbrfbr.
fer, .mein SadeI III gef9eiotsr ais
i'd. Als ir1 neuIia in Der Stabt su
tbuu batte, Iieb i'd mir in -@plbenpn
2open- cine pprticn Scfenbraten ge.
ben. 4Is Der ReIIner has gFen auf
ben Siitb feIte. ftiirste itn raeiu
Bnlbl nit elmer Tpabren mutb auf ben
Brdten. unb che ih mil nod re6t be.
finneu tpuute, hatts Ct dIles Der.
iblu6t--
.aber, iit benn Sbr SuHb 70 fdle6t
erSpseug- fragte einr Der EtfagdRe.
rS9lsbt erSogsn," 1ruufs o1 nste
GriiurDd aui, Der f&Iedt ersossasl
geein, rstne 3errsrl Der hattie q ir.
fort raus, bab bas 2ubenbrGtsn mar.
uub aaseu itnh feine sObfsizhel- !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

Nep Qori, 10. SuIi.

Rem Dorf, 19. Jult.
Rupfer. - WGrtt tpiIIie; electro'
lptie $26.5o-N.0 90; Rartt nominen;
fir auguf unS ipater $500
28.00.
Giien. - Rartt ieft uub uHner'
dnbert.
3inu. - DART isetis; $6225--
62.5O.
9lei = Rarst f&sDad; 1oas Dsr'
Ianst.
SpeItsr. - Uaarft flau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

preile fttiis. = Groilsrs Il piuno
II. bariibcr 2se; Yroilsrs LII pfb.
24e; 6dbne 14e; 9iibner 1876;
5rutHibntr bon SO pfo. 2Oc; bo.
nit irummr 9ruft 12e; gulls 8e;
iunse gntsn BON 2 plumb unb bori,
Der 1926; tueiBe gnten 14-16e;
GdHfs 10-12c; alte SaubeH $1.50
per Dubsnb.
unb gemafs
3ttronen. - California 500
900 per Rife; 2imss 90e-$l.2o
per Rife.
OraHsem - California Rapels
s2.50-4.00; Gleriba S4.00-4.25
pet Rtiie.
@rops Sruit - GIoriba 81
M-4.50.
pfirfi4e Glb,rta $500
Fps; 9isblp gsll $20o-2.15; tanep
@sorgia $2.O0-2.15 per Crate Don
feds RSrbeu.
Juuge aepfsl.-Garlb Sarpeit
$1.50-1.75 per 9cmptr.
Sohannisbeereu. $3.50
-3.75 per Crate DON "a Quarts.
pflaumsn. = Wiib GocIe ST.
50-175 per Crate Don "a Quarts;
Georgia S1.75-2.00 per Crate.
3udermelonen. ealHors
min StouSorb Grcte S2.25-2.5O;
Georgia 60-75c per fIaaes Crate.
Seibetbeeren. - S.75-4.s
90 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
9tmbeersn. = Rotbe, $500
500; fdpar;s s4.oo-4.25 per Grat:
bon "a Quarts.
@rombee rem. - earlD Sar.
pef $2.50-2.75 per Grat. BON "a
Charts.
Sta6eIbssrM. - $500
225 per grdt, Don 16 Quarts.
ananas. - S3.00-3.50 per
Crate.
DepbeereM $3.0o-3.50
per Crate bon 80 Quarts
SomatOtA. Ginbstmiids $3..
90 per gu.
aartoffelH. - Ginbstmii9e
S4.50-5.0o; Gai.trn Gobblsrs 30. l
$4.5o-5.O0; 10. 2 s4.00-4-50 per
gbl.
WafiermeIoHtn. - $1,000
--25.0 90 per 100 Stiid.
Curtin. ginbeimiIfx 40
SOC per 9ussns.
araut. Ginbsimii6ss 75c--
LOO per gb!.
Dsibs Raben - 75e per
Blu.
3pisbelu. Seras, ipeiB. 81
25~I.35; bo. Boilers $1.0o;
1uas. sslbs $1Oo-1.25 per Crate.
Spin at. - ginbeimif4er 30
40e per Bu. 80
3uderioru. - $S.5o-4oo
per Bbl.
Suuee Grbfen. - Ginbeimt'
i5e .1l,pbrn. uub GarIp Juns $500
$50 per 2 gu.
@rane gotnem = ginbeimt'
f1e $1.50-1.75; sinbeimifde ma4s'
bobusn $1-25-140 PET 2 Bu.
aarottsn. - GiubetmiI&e Is
Poe per Subsub Btnbel.
aaHhSrsbnfte
6eu-R go. l 9imotbp $500
1850; go. 2 9imotbp $17.50-18'
90; go. 8 SiinOtbp $17.0O-17-50;
SO. / asmifhter alse $17.50-18.OO;
Ro. 2 ssmiTtter Slee $17.O-17.50;
Ro. l Rice $17.O0: Ro. 3 aIes $16.s
30; 5isiises aliaifa S13.50--16OO;
Roseenitrob $9.00-11.00; 5afritro9
s6.5o-7.5o; Weismfrob $780,
90 per 1onns.
RibIenfutter. - Warit ru'
bio. - aieis $500 $3.50; Usiob.
linss, braune $44.O0-45.00; ipeiBe
$49, 5000; ssmii4tss Guttsr
$41. .50-42.00.
Gdmereten. RarEi feft.
= als,iamn $10.5o-11.60 per gu.
BON Store; simOt9p $3.10-3.65;
@u9psi,sn $2.00-2.45; GIa%amsn
S3.25 per Blu.
Derf&iebenes.
Cets = Marit itiig. = aeinDI.
robes $1.18 per GaIIone in pars
titn ID Bbt. 10-25 GalIpnen
S1.26; 1-9 @allonen S1.33;
a,tpti,s 1e mebr; go. / Barb.
SI Sl.49--1.52, CONNER s.it ST.
55-1.6o; Cotton Sstb Oil raft. 81
2oc per Gauons; Serpentin 45e in
Vortisn BON 1-5 CAB uno "a tn
g)artisn BON 10 bis % Gallonsn;
petroleum, SbiO Carbon Siate seit
eae: SPECIAL : Sorte lie; gfsSI
Grulpn GafOIin 24s; Rapbta 2ee per
gollons.
Sola. - Der Wurlt III fen. j
Cbio Rip.r $1.s6 per gbl. Don 100
ajfuno, 0a9rlObn blnsussiiiat.
saIg. - Rarit fen. - primaI
gitp 16i-17t; bc. gountrn l53-l
LOFT per pfunh.
apbleu. - Warft rulig. Bits.
bura S6.5o.7.00; adnaipba $3.50
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Cir 9e3smbtr s1.13h-L15s; am
S4Iub S1.l4s.
Safsr = Jar Suli 6ei-Dsei
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55s-563t; ON e4lub 56tc.
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prootfionen.
S9maIs. prima Sisam
20.45-20.60; GamiIp 21.75-
22.5O.
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5Itif q. - Short clear Seittn
224-22ae; eytra ibort Clear Ssitsu
21s--22c; fur5e Rippsnistten 2l4
--22c; Bellies 22a-24c per plumb.
Gtrdu9ertts Gisif4. -
Sbort clear Geiim 24i-I}e; srtra
fbort clear Ssitsn 23a 24e; turss
RipPenitiisn 23a-24e; Bellies 25-
26e per pfunb.
sugar Gurtb GIti59. -
6@inien 24-25c; pienic S4ul'
tern 19R -20s; Brsa!fait Bacon 81
35e; G4uItsrn in padetsu 20-21e;
S@ulisrn, Rsip gprt Gut, 2OA-21e;
trcdms 9stf S4uitern 33t-34 per
SHBstpbttItes JIeii4.-
SaiHien 21--211c; picnie SGulieru
17e; Bellies 25-2Sc; SfaIttrn 1874
--19e; S@ultsru, Reip Ypri, Gut 18A
---19e per pfunb.
Dtiides 1Ietid. - G&in'
Ten, Ioie, 21--22c; pienie Shultern
17-172t; S9uIisrn 17--17se; turs
ss Rippsuieitsn 191-20c; Ibort clear
Rippsnleitsn 2o-20ae; srtra ibort
clear RippsnIeitsn 19A-20c; Isidt:
Bellies 30-31e; f4wers Bellies q
-23c.
Ne6l un6 0etretbe.
Webl. - Wiuttr patent $1,000
--12.50; Winier fanen $1l.50-l2.'
90; @inier famiip $11.00-11.50;
orrsy,s 60 5nV1o M. acrt.s m,;,,r
seos,r, eli 75-Io OK. Scr,.s Mt,;.
,,n foren s11 OF 20. sort,s
@ei5tn Gamilp S10.6-10.75; Ross
gen, Rortbpefxrn semiidtes $10.75
-l1OO: Woaaeu. Gitp. rsints. S11. :
OILS: ,Rnaasu. Gin. esu,ii&tes
$11.oO-li.26.
aa.i,.n 90 Q ,o,s.r ga,ut,r
50 5p-Ss6. wp 2 No s2INo6O.
go a bo. $2.1O-2.4O
mtrfdforn po I n,is,s
90 IN. ~ o ho 60 ~. On. -
$40; Ro. 4 DO. $206-2O8; Rp. 8
. 20; - sz.o4m2oo; yso. 8 30. &.H-
z.oo. >, - - YO. ! ssloes $2oS; Wo. 2
Rp q no % 0a-9oS 20, ~,
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8 bo. S2.OS; SO. 4 DO. s2.O5-2.O7:
Ro. s bo. S2.OS-2.O5: Qp. q bu.
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