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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
Only Wetness Is Rain
TONNES TAKE
LINES IN FRANCE
~ WIN. PHILIP SlMMS
u. p. gtaff Corresponde nj

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Jan. Nineteen seven.
teen finds the British line gradual.
" extending southwark More and
more are the khaki.clad soldiers of
Britain relieving the soldiers OF
the Pollus. The process has been
going on ever since 1914 and today
EnRland's mammoth expeditionary
forces are ready. both from the
viewpoint OF number OF men and
equipment TO answer any call the
allies council deems desirable.
There Is a vast difference today
from 1915 when thin. ragged line.
lacking reserves. miraculously
chung on, despite an apparently i'm
POSSIBLE situation. The most strik-
ing areas between the trenches and
the sea resemble England more
than France
The British forces have complet-
ed taking over section of the
French front. and the British line
In enow longer than ever before.
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BILLINCSLEYS
REST FOR DAY

T Blllingsleys began the New
Yea with a day OF rest. Monday
was the first day In a week Logan
hadn't been closeted with federal
officials.
Following a weeks failure on
the part Of the U. $. marshars OF.
flee 70 arrest Fred and Ora. they
sure ,dered Saturday. and. after a
long secret session with Distric,
Attorney Clay Allen. were releas-
ed on bond. Logan. who has al
ready pleaded guilty to liquor vio-
istions. induced them 10 give them
selves up. He. too. put up bail
Fred and Ora are expected TO con-
firm Logan's detailed confession OF
Row the booze ring operated here.
Their testimony before the federal
grand jury next week Is expected
to bring further indictments and
result In cleaning up the bootleg.
ging business. which Is alleged to
have been operated under protec-
ton of public officials.
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SAVOY GRILL DID
NOT STAY CLOSED

Police locks were removed from
the Savoy hotel grill Sunday. and
covers laid for the annual New
Years eve trade when Chief Beck.
inRham determined that alleged
dry law violations there had been
made individually by walters. with
out knowledge OF the management
Dry squad officers arrested Geo
Lavigne and Fritz Wesch, walters
and w G. King, proprietor. after
purchasing liquor Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
WOMEN RUSH
into FIRE At
ASYLUM, as
BEING KILLED

MONTREAL. Jan. i,--Frsn.
mentary details o. the disas.
trous fire which destroyed tho
insane asylum al 81. Ferdinand
de Halifas. In which 80 women
perlshed. reaching here today,
brought weird OF narrowing In.
eldents enacted while the
flames swept the structure.
Situated far away from any
town equipped with fire fighting ap-
paratus. tho ASYLUM was "A roaring
furnace soon after the blaze was
discovered There were nearly 800
insane women aud girls in the
home.
Some arc sid to have refused 10
leave the hu.lding OthoIs ruahcd
directly into the flames In their
Wild frenzy. and others jumped
from windows on the upper floors.
Women who escaped ran wildly
thru tho village. Many were over.
taken by residents OF tho town and
carried To the homes OF the latter.
Nhcr, they were carol for
The temperature brius FAR below
zero here. those who escaped the
flames suffered severely from cX.
posur' Tie tlru broke ont Satur.
day nigat. while The inmates OF the
asylum were aslssq. and all who
fled escaped onG In theie night
clothing.
One Sister is reported TO have
perished while he'piny the inmates.
Thirty young women IN con.
vent adjoining N. asylum also mar.
rowiy escaped death rho convent
Was destroyed
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Nine Julia Cup. who Is 10 sing
here at the Moore on Saturday
evening. January s. IL one OF the
greatest singers now appearing be-
fore the public. In lnterpretativo
power and In beauty OF voice. she
Is exceptional. and when her art
Is reinforced By her voice at its
loyeliest. she is irresistible. Her
method is what teachers and critics
call flawless.
This IL Nine. Culp's NTH Amer
lean season. ard the l.adies'
Musical club. under whose aus
pieces the singer appears in this
city. guarantees the worth OF this
musical attraction.
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HOLINESS Meeting
COMES ON TUESDAY

Tho all-day annual meeting OF
the King County Holiness associa-
ton will be held Tuerday at tho
Madison Street Methodist church.
23rd and Madison. This Is the last
day OF the three-day convention Of
the Pacific coast auxiliary OF tho
aaaociatiOn.
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Won BUELOW B0BS
UP IN SWITZERLAND

GENEVA. Jan. 1.--Gen. Won
Buelow, last reported as German
commander OF German forces be
low Belgium. was said to have ar
rived In switzerland, accompanied
by big retinue OF secretaries, ac-
cording to reports today.
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l
SEATTLE JOYRlDES
ON Watermelon

cabaret programs we're on tap.
along Nith soft drinks and special
dinners
The zoo reservations nt the Hut
Ter had been snapped 40 eagerly
last week. Well groomed women ard
| formally dreatcd men stuck the
fools caps on their heads and
threw serpcntlnfs. altho there were
no appareht violations OF the dry
law
Same vas true az tho Washing
ton Lots of folks tried 10 feel
swackish a. far as the yelling. and
footing and the aerpentining
went
Coliseum Mas Crowded
Midnight Follies." which start.
cd 80 minutes past II at the Colt.
scum. pulled a crowded house. Cab.
aret girls and vaudeville entertain.
srs cavortsd along an overhead
runway. while tho people tapped
time with wood banners on small
SQUARES OF wood
White coated walters rushed
around with punch and cakes. Tho
people laughed at movie drama
of 1901. which was rllckered on the
screen Just for fun Il was a sad
theme. but the folks refused 10
keep quiet
Grand lie Packed, Too
Hundreds we're turned away at
the Grand. where dance hall girls
from below Yeslcr way had been
advertised. They walked the dog
on the stage with all comera after
n midnight vaudeville performance.
II was a new orpericnce-this
business OF greeting the New Year
without liquor flowing freely. by
n: 30 p. m. the streets were well
crowded. a few autos trailed COW
bells down Second ave. Extra
traffic officers we're put on the cor
hers at IL ,. m
Only Wetness Is Rain
But the crowd disappeared IN
short order when rain started fall.
ing
BY a. m. the street paraders
had dwindled down to n few zeal.
GUS Kids who weren't going 10 take
chances on missing anything.
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vILLISTAS Win
BIG BATTLE IN
NORTH MEXICO
nv WEBB MILLER

United Press staff Correspondent
Ct pASo. Jan. lin the
bigoest battle In point OF mum.
Der Of men engaged since Villa
reoaInec power In Northern
Mexico. vlliistas deelsively de-
feated q column Of government
troops sent out by Gen. Muir
euia to halt the northward
progress Of the bandits.
The battle occurred at la Cruz.
the first station on the railway line
north OF Santa Rosalia. according
TO reports obtained by United
States authorities today.
Mexican government Officials
here announced that tho Nillista
forces numbered 5000. against
1000 government troops. A large
number OF wounded have been
brought TO chihuahua City.
According to one United States
official here. the Carranza forces
were driven back toward Chihua.
hua City. after being badly beaten.
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GERMANS GET IT

BERLIN, Via SayvilIe, Jan.
1.-The general Impression is
that the ententes answer TO
the German offer is verbose,
but nevertheless flat refusal
to end the war" declared the
official press bureau today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
EMBROIDERIES
Special Csc a Yard

l3.lnch Swiss Flounces and
Z. and S.inch long cloth edges;
also l1.inch flounces and
Camisole edges Many de-
signs. White Sale. 2Je yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
WILLOW
urniture
Reduced

Q UBSTANTIAL saw
~ ings may be made
by those who purchase
Willow Furniture during
this sale.
Every piece OF Furni-
ture is Unfinished and
made Of the best grade
imported willow.
There IA but one piece OF a
kind and they have been used
as floor samples. which &C
counts for the reduction
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Materials used in the max
ing Of these garments are the
dainty cross-barrcd muslins,
nainsook, fine French batistc.
lingerie cloths, ilaxon, etc,
while the trimmings are Of
the finest laces and dainticst
ribbon effects. Many Of the
exclusive designs are shown
IN sets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
White Sale %ele@gAM2Mhwey
American Undergarments and French Patterns
in Newest Styles

n lIE artistry and ingenuity Of the French united
with llaand resourcciuness Of the American
manufacturer n producing these remarkable effects in
Underwear at such extremely low prices.
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WHITE GOODS

IMPERIAL LONG CLOTH, with soft
chamois finish; 36 inches wide and put up
in 12-yard piecos. Five qualities to choose
from at $2.95, S2.45, sl.95. $1.65 and $3.50.
ENGLISH NA1NSOOK, OF medium sheer
quality, 40 inches wide. This is n fine
yarn weave. made In the practical width
for gowns, yard Boo.
IMPORTED MERCERIZED NATNSOOK,
80 inches wide, made from fine sea-isand
cotton. Special at soc and Soc the yard.
WHITE MADRAS OF fine quality, 80
inches wide. Very suitable for shirt
waists. boys blouses or mems shirts.
Made with neat stripes in various styles.
Yard 25c.
SHERETTE--for children's wear. Yard
CSC 35c and soc.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC VolLES,
at Soc. soc. 75c. 100 TO $500 tho yard.
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Special Csc a Yard

EMBROIDERY EDGINC
Special l0c a Yard
Swiss. nainsook and long
cloth edges. widths varying up
10 five inches. Blind and open
work designs For children's
wear and wndergarments. 1Oc
yard.
-MncDouEsII-Sou
First Floor.
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ENVELOPE CHEMISE

in an almost endless number OF
styles. white materials and the
dainty pink batiste. lace and rib.
bon trimmed Pretty tailored
models for everyday wear. one
exquisite model is OF allover en-.
broitered uainsook in pretty
lowered design. The prices are
81. 80. st.9J. $3.50. sass.
$3.50. S3.g5 and up.
-MaeDougaii-sou
Third Floor.
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ANNOUNCING OUR ANNUAL
JANUARY SALE

Beginning Tuesday morn
ing, all odd samples, discon-
tinued patterns and broken
lines of Furniture, Rugs, ORA
peries and Housefurnishings at
special prices that promise to
make this sale the best ever.
Our usual liberal terms of
credit will apply on all sale
goods.
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Extensive Assortments
LINENS


ALLLINEN NAPKINS OF good quality.
Irish manufacture; size 22x22 inches; sew.
eral designs to choose from at 1925.
ALL-LINEN DAMASK, 20 inches wide.
OF Irish manufacture, In three splendid
qualities. Per yard. sl.75, s1.50 and s125.
IMPORTED IRISH DAMASK--a heavy
quality cotton, 20 inches wide This should
prove an excellent wearing quality because
of its weight. Yard 95c
HEMMED BATH TOWELS of heavy
quality, double twisted yarn; both warp
and filling Special at csc each
RUB-DRY TOWELS that are very salts
factory because of their absorbent and
splendid wearing qualities. Each soc.
HEMMED HUCK TOWELS of American
manufacture; linen and cotton mixed. All
white with red or blue borders; size 1sxS6
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GOWNS

most wonderful collection II
grv4 h IN low neck. V-neck. round
neck, square neck and high neck
styles, with long or short sleeves
la kimono or setin fashion.
Simple but dainty styles. az well
ea those deliberately trimmed with
laces and insertions. some with
touches OF hand embroidery IN
white or Dresden colors The
popular flesh" pink batiste
Gowns are shown IN many styles
also Gowns of Crepe de Chine.
pink or white
Prices are g5c. $50. S1.95.
s2.oJ. s3.0J. $50. 500
and up TO $500.
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ANNUAL SALE OF WHITE

WE have sold so many
w new Dresses and
Suits that We are sure
this sale OF Neckwcar
will be much appreciated.
Fifty OF more styles,
for all sorts OF wear.
Materials arc organdy
and white wash satin.
Styles arc plain, hand
embroidered. with picot
edges. tucks. hemstItch-
ing. buttons and some
lace trimmed models.
Special values AZ 4Jc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
First ttoor.
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\ splendid assortmen, includes
White Sateen Pctticnats with
flarcd. circular flounce. finished
With machine scalloping. Splendid
values At S1.0O and St.25.
Others ith embroidered
flounces. finished with beading.
ribbon run. Lacy models with
deep lace flounccs. and Pettlcoats
with circular flare. lace edge and
lace medallion insois Prices are
s1.25. $50. S1.9J. $3.50.
$3.50. S3.95 and up.
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g.e. 4 Q. isiat q sNssnu. ssn. ~ =. s7A
81. 5.MxetS.esSs. W1sii.Ae.N. "a. IL. 90
S.mi act y asn.tK g7Hlstn, ,2oufbSp .enn. IL 7BA
G.N.N.&8. rsf.lr.. 723.I gsab NJ r. abt 81. 0iN
Gbif. 4 Nsribw. Sr. 70 -. Bdtrd. <r.... s7M
Col & 60. rsf. ~. siNi 20. NalIip. Sc. !. SEA
ksnp k1vstnhf. 90 90. Railr. een.lr.. co
1in sennIm,nss sanm Ter. 20. =. o.. ~. iosIi
erie asn. 4y.......0 litirbpfos All 5r' :. az
zen. viefttic 5t. :. 1887 lision Noc. Sr ~. ~
~. Tcrtt I: a.. y ,tirien sat, %. lr.. s2h
Gnl; tsf a.. 90 ~ 2. Riftter CT. ssN
ynl y; 4. ,,..-- &h,t. o. etsef 81. .io5ss
ynL w,u ~ 80. IS la!rg g. Qtsni. br.. esss
G. xhors bsb. Dr.. siT n iInisr ix w
90 n. M. IL. si5t Etiiinas 0f q sr .tis
Tt, n. Af. e.. 70
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fitng fir 1915, iibertrllg ole Ourd)-
llnrang Der Briiiung eiitem Ill g5ar.
fau tageiloen gluSihlB Don iie6eH
Batfetern Der Soob- uno Der Weittel.
ibalea inter Der Sbeilnabuie einea
&orntniliars ben 8ermaltung. Daourdl
i4lr6en ole prioaten 9lnlta!ten gum
crlten Idnl eitem einbeitlid)en 9Jrii.
tlingsoerfabren lnterDorfen. Bon 377
aGgelaiicnen Shiilern Der @pnmasien
Wllr0en 293 fir reif erflGrt. Der
&eifepriiilna fiir Ridri6iiler unteBo.
gen ildD 336 Eerionen, oarunter 1919
Oanen; eS 6eItanben 103, ourrriter
5e Gamcn.
Ger @runhiab oteier 4riljllngsoro.
nl;ng, oaB oas 8el9nib Der Geife lult
nl elmer adtitufigen 8ollnritalt er.
'pcrben merocn fonne, bate 8ur isolge,
ooB einige 9tsalidallen lmb So6ltlt.
Icn it'd in @putnalien ODER a6ttlafTige
fealanitalten iiu8iapanoelt piinid.
ten, iooab SelofItge OberreaIidpileu
ScoGnll regte Itd Der
8GnidI. aud fiir Die tpeibIide syuaeno
9lritalten init oen nam.
liAen Gcfren 5u idoffen. Ssn etner Be
ratGung nit 8ertretern Der betbeiIig.
FER Streila, tullrocn bic 9iidtlinien filr
eine ituienipeiie @nttuidelung Der
sUmb6enihilen pereinbart.
go lit Die oelttife 8erpoltune bar.
mtf beoadt, Die Senuurneen uno Gt5.
rltngen oes Sertegea Sl iibertpinoen.
ben SdluIbetrieb in itponeGl5er @n.
fnirpfling an oas 8orboroene 81 fer.
oer.l rmo 81 beben nnh 10 bas SdnlI.
Dcien an eine grltnoiaslidc @eiorm
berailsufiibren 90 Iie 6u StanSc
forlntt. miro in Der Sano Der Tolen
Ielblt lieaen.
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il,p,,, Welonsarste.
Gimeinnsti. u. ayril, 1871

'
~ 0simdtit iparsn bente etp al rnttaer;
Vie 0iRSFaten iiHb her unperdnbsri ge6lis.
Stn. Gbsfb 1T stipas feiter. Cir Tariebsn
,on taus purben BON ben Binfen ~
81 bsreAnet. wdbrenb Gsidattspapiere ~
jK--6g6 bisfontirf ueroen. Jm oiienen
Jkarfe purbsa 7atieben .on tag- AZ A.
sxx unp auf Belt ~ 4k--5S ylaeirt.
hsAia aHf Tsp Dsri.
pareu feitr unb wurben 5u loe 9iSfontc
per 1900 ,piiatn Banien psriautt. Dis
0opusrrafe beirdst soc grd,nis , sr $1,000
Ecshtd sui GHrspa.
sids. Wsd3isI aui Nonbos wuseeu Az
All pro 1io. Sferlins auoiIrt. Wtt,.
iel sui Berlin purbsn nitt auctirj: iiir
Ushie aui garis ise pro Crane. ani
Amusram %2i BRO Gulbsn. @edleI
sui Wisn purosn nidt auoiirt. 9irss
isHf, Stubel 81, 6fsdtoim pro 9rsns
S4S0. dranes tSAseiS) 2vs.
o4fruhs< r. 6fl a ssicu<o sW
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Der ISOLDE. @ittc 1iil6fiibe iuarcr
IN gtahfraae nilo itetig, ebcnio BIZ
beiieren Stoders ilno 1eeoers.
DdttIere itnb ihlpcre Stiere $3.50
-1i.50; 6leiider Stiere $3.50
1000; auserleiene bis eytra $i0,'
25-it.00; Sellers $7.5O-9.75;
auserleiene bis ertra $1,000 H..
90; Spiibe $6.25- $50; auserleiene
bis ertra $6.75-925 @anners
$500 500: Wildtibe $500
t25.00; Stoders unb Seebers S..
20 $50.
Bullen. - 9ie Ra6irase mar
cine iebr quite uno Die Breiie in ben
meiiten Jdlen ettUa5 bober als Dor
elmer @ode.
;Sette ,Bullen $9.25-10.00;
Bologna $S.O0-900; nlagere mo
lei6te $6.50-7.75,
9aIber. - Qie 3ufubr mar
mebr als eeniigenO unb Die greiic
um Doc bis $1.00 rnter oenen BON
porigerI Wohe.
Bette leid,te adlber $t1.50-
1900; iair bis quite $t0.50-1t.. :.
90; oroinare lino grobe $6.00-10,.
90.
9 hmeine. 7as glnaebot
mar niht grob, Die Rafirage md
bia unb bic Qreiie fiir pofeliorten
itetig; Ieidte 8erimlotiorten fieIen
Inn 25e uno GerfeI bIieben itetia.
Cute bis au5crIeiene gerpad.
unss. unb 5leiiteriorten S15.65-
1870; gemiihte lno mittlere SIS.
50-t5.65; leitte @erianStiorten.
t20-150 Iiiin6, St3.75-t4,35;
sserfel. 10 Eiuuo umb barunter.
$s.0OLt2.00; prOiu6re big auser.
Ieiene ifJtpere fette Sdue 5000
1900; Stags SS00-12.25.
Sdafe un6 ga am mer. -
Die 3ufirbr ipar aeriug. Rahirage
ebenialIs uno Die Preiie itetig.
S6aie, anserIeiene bis ertra S11.'
75-12.00; CUTE biz alserIeiene
$1100-11.75; OrbiHare bis fair
$s.O0-1o.50: aeitorene $500
1000. - 2drumer, auserleiene bis
ertra $14.75-1500; CUTE bis aus.
erleIene St4.o0 -l4.75; crbindre
Bis iair $12.00-l3.50; geihorene
S10.0o-13.00: sprinaers $1,000
1000.
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Salide ansabeu
@eroen BON her MoSel 2iccnTe
sseasue on ben Stranger seitelit.

Die Mobel 2i0ens 2sague 6at
burt ibren SetretGr q. R. @oIbs
burne Elm S6retben an gderbaumiHis
iter 5rantlin SOuItpn gsrih.et, um
geIptHe angaben iiber ben na6tbeili,
gen @influb, ben Der 8etrieb Der
SetrdntezS zSnouitris ouf bic Nubrungss
mittelDcrrGt5e i'm 2anbe baben .iou,
feit5unageIu. Sas S9reibeR, oas 0om
10. Gpril batirt lit, Iautet:
sSu elmer 3eit, oa uuiere &egies
rung, bic elmer IAperen &riIis ses
geniiber itsht, ale 8iirger I'm SNs
formation erIudt. lit es trauris, psnn
man iiebt, baB 533,506,0 ,095 9uibel
faII9e 9sri6te ing Bureau bes 4dsr.
bauminiiiers seIangeH.
gla4 ni9t in 5rase gu 5iebenben
prebberidten bat Senrp 5. Waters,
Der prdiibent bes Staatstoness fir
aderbau in &auTas, Der bon Sbneu
au Ratbe ge5osen puroe, Die Be-
bouptuns aufseItellt, bdb ourt bas
S6lieben Der 8rauereien unb gren.
nsreisn Der Ratiou 618,508,o95 Su,
fbel 9e.rsioe, bas als 5utter gum
Mdften Don 8ieb oerpenbet peroen
tDnnte, eripart perben t0nnen.
Die MaiIe bon @etreioe, bic Serr
Waters erpdbnt, 1T I'm senau
533, ,508,095 8uibsl srOber, ais bic
S5,o00,000 8uibel, pelte Die
9rauer uab 9renner oes Ganoes
psrbraudeu. 9luberOem Oerbefert
bas ,Ao6eu" bes @etreioes in Der
binouns nit Der Seritelluna DON oes
itilirten @etranten ous @etreioe fiir
MGitunss3pede; faft iebss aorn 9er
treble, bas bon 8rennereien uerpers
tibet ptrb, seht fpGter als 5utieritoff
ouf ben Martt. Dober 1T Die pSn'
formation, bic Sbnen jener !Ssrr
gob, i'm boppeltsn Sinne falI6 6-bit
3iffern purben fart iibertrieben
unb Ielbit penn rihtig, purben 9e'
brduht, Inn gu periuten, Sic gu Der
fall6sn NHitM gu orln9eH, DAB bets
urttges @etreibe ni6t gum Ulaiten
usrlpenbet pirb.
gs Iteint mir, baB penu Ipater
pisber leute gu elmer 9ouieren3 ein'
1elnbeu peroen, es aneebra6t mare
ben 0erren aus &anios an3uoeuteH
oab es 2anbsspsrratb nobe tommt,
penn man or Rssierung gu elmer
3eit, bo bic Dabrbeit in 10 pt6ti'
gen 2lnselegerbeiten nie bic nattps
iale Nobrunesmittslber BON
,o5iter Bidtiststt 1T. faIIte qngaben
na9t.
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y CT. UeuttI Iet. st0IIh
nirtsr Gut 2oaf 5000; pofpbereo
1910; CUBES $3.50; sranulirter
$500; Gomfeetion<r .al1 $3.50;
Off ~ $8.60-s.7o; tpsiBsr extra
$S.40-S.50; ettra G. $3.50 per
bnnbert plumb.
WoIaffes. - Warst ftstis. =
Rep Orleans Open Qetttl 45-65c;
Centrifugal 25-35c per gdiIone.
Rtts. - G1tra fanep 5edb "a
83e; fanep 7-7ae; ieeoub Seao
6t-6ae; ssbrodener 4a-5e; Jdpdn
TIC; Blue Rcis s-SAe per pfunh.
Dairps sprobufte.
Butter. - Warsi rrbig. prtifs
feft. - Mbolsmill srtra 5Oc; Gsns
iraliaeb ertra Att; Gentrdliseb iirits
44e; ieeonbs Ale; Jnnep Oairp 41e;
padina Stod 28-31e.
Rdfs. = Wnrii ifstis; Dbio 25e:
slorbipeifIiter 25-27e; Rem Dori
&c; G4tpeiaer 35-6Ot; bo. Bird
23e; aimburser 25--26e Der pfunb.
Gier. - 3ufubr nt9t grob.
Rartt fsIt. - prima firifs Siibnsr
sier 33e; firfs 32f; orDindrt firfs
32e; Istonbs Gle per DuBeHb. enfeHs
sisr 34e; @GnIseier 60c bds Dutenb.
Geflieel. - Warlt ruhia uHb
feiig. 8roilsrs bon u pfunh unb
harunifr 43--S5c. Hrltrs u ptuilol
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nE CALL.
,yeIo, s,onos nmS Nititn in Mem gsrf.

g,fdaifs5apiert wuresn ~ 4-4HS
islon.irt. ss.d,id aui 9ouboa Dar.a ifs.
ia. Har 20 Iasf Sl72. qommtrsial
AIMS, % Taae. sL7iH. siat sL75A; Qa.
5si ans.iiaugsn $4.7sT. Jranss Sidt
j.Ti. Raba $40 giari, i.m Gao!irun'
,sn. fronen. feline Guoiiruusen, siu Stht
IsJ. Rasei 500. RubsI sidI 2s.7o. 9ase!
ssK. s,!bsr Hasrea 74sse, EstifsniiAs
Eoirs s7H.
gfiieumarit. GniaHgs nor osr
Egarti idtpdd). ipatsr ater pnros osrieibt
ihwaher unp 6i, StlubHoiIrnns.n tanosn
IN pen msiten 5dIl,n uaisr otHsa uoH as'
il.ya.
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Gbttaso, 21. apriI.

Gbitaso, q. gprtI.
gBei,sn. - ;5ir Taai $2.28-2.'
3ss, am S6lub s2.31; fir Suli 81
s6l-2.02a, ON 5dIub $1-9si; filr
Stptember $172a-1So. am Sblab
$l.76.
Wedd,iprn, 5iir glai $685.
-l.42s, am S6luB $1.40; fir 5uIi
$1.35-l.4O, am SdIub s1.36i.
soafsr. 5lr Usoi 63s-65st,
am G6lpb 64lc; fir SulI 6ls
63ie, am SdNub SIC.
Roesen. - no Q S1.95.
0.rfte. Sl.90-1.52.
9imptbp. - $4,000.
sfIe.. - S12.0O-17.OO.
qorf. sir Uhui s36.20-36.37,
om 56luB S36.52; fir gull $36.25
1856, ON Stlub $36.55.
GhmaIJ. - Jiir Wai $20.62-
BOTS, am S6lub $2O.75; fir JuIi
$20.s2--20.95, ON Sblub S20.95.
Rippsnieitsn. Syiir suli $19.75
1850. am Salub $3.50; fir
Septsmbtr $19.S0-19.s7. ain
G1lub $19.S7.
Butter. - gldrtt uiebriser; Grta'
Hlerb 39-44e.
Gier. plar,t uuperGH5ert.
aartoffein. - Usdrft unDerdnoert.
GeFIiieel. - 2sbenbes. Warst nisb'
rieer; Siibaer 2lt-22c.
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