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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, January Cotton-Dul
at10Hc. Flour-stsady. Wheat-steady
and In fair demand; red prime 81 25al "a
Corn-Firm at 4la42c. Oats Steady ant
firm at 29aS2c. Rye-Dull at 63a6ic
Barley-Dull and lower to sell; No. s spriul
44a45c. Pork-Good demand at $ll l2
Lard-Dull and prices shade lower steam
81 49, IIia7 40, kettle 81 75aS %. Bulk Meat
Inactive and lower 4a5ssscaS5 70. Boxed
Meats-Nominally unchanged. Bacon
Scarce, firm aud quiet at 6a7a71<c. Green
hams 16 pound average 6H, II do 7ISe
Butter-Stronger; choice Western Reserve
25c, Central Ohio 20a2Sc. Nnseed OIL
Steady and firm at 59c. Whisky-Quiei
and steady at 81 0S.
Hoos-Dull and dropping; common s. 81
aS 90, light s. 95a4 10, packing 81 05a4 20
butchers 81 80.
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Revolt nj sandy Point, straits OF
Magellan.

WASHINGTON, D. G., January S.-Com
mander Rodgers, commanding the United
States Steamer Adams, writes to the Sec.
retsry Of the Navy, from Sandy Point
Straits Of Magellan, giving the particu
lars OF the revolt Of The garrison there,
The frat murder committed seems to
have been that OF the Captain Of com
pauy OF soldiers, numbering about 100.
They mutilated the Captain in most
horrible manner and then opened fire
with the artillery upon the Governors
house. The Governor upon making his
appearance was knocked in the head and
left insensible. He, however, recovered
after some time and made his escape.
His family also escaped almost naked to
the woods. The mutineers then released
the convicts, and altogether numbered
nearly 200 armed with rifles. The fol.
lowing day the mutineers committed most
incredible excesses iu The way Of wanton
killing, burning and sacking. The next
day the mutineers deserted the place,
carrying of all the public funds and
much private property.
The mutineers burned all the public
property and number Of stores, in fact
The best part OF the town is in ashes. The
siree,s were strewn with dead bodies.
Most Of the killed were soldiers who had
been shooting each other indiscriminate.
". II Is estimated that at least fifty peo.
Pile were killed. Many dead and wound.
ed were burned in the buildings. The
hospital was burned with five wounded
men in II. sNs
Commander Rodgers says that II was
the intention Of the mutineers 10 capture
the steamer Memphis, soon expected, but
her commander had previous notice
Of the revolt. He seized the soldiers, con.
victs and Captain Of the Port who rowed
out to him and suggested fine anchorage
under the guns Of the fort. He then went
to sea. and meeting with the U. s. steam
or Adams, reported the condition oi
affairs. Commander Rodgers took the
mutineers on board his vessel and hasten
ed to Sandy Point, where his presence
was much appreciated by the Chilian
authorities.
As to the cause Of the revolt there
seems to be no reliable information. II ia
reported and believed that the Padre or
Priest OF the colony has had much to do
In mitigating It, he being an enemy Of the
government, aud Ia now one OF the pris-
oners confined on board the Chiliar
steamer Magellan.
In the destruction Of properly not the
slightest regard was paid to any nation.
ality. A twelve FOUNDER shot was fired
clear through the English Consulate, and
the Vice Consul himself was pursued and
fred at q Aumber OF times. He, however,
escaped In his own boat.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January s.-Flour-Dull
Wheat-Fair demand but at lower rates ant
unsettled; No. Chicago spring 81 OK
No. 2at 81 071Sa1 OK cash and January
81 07sEal OK February, 81 0sx March
No. 5, 81 cox, rejected at $40. Corn-De'
mand light, butssllers firm at 42hsc cash
4iNa4l1 4c February. oats-Dull but fru
and shade higher; 24Izc cash and Febru
ary. Rye-Quiet at 561Sc. Barley-Frm
er ~ 11Sa5sc. Dressed Hogs. Quiet at Az
bid. Pork-Steady and In fair demand a
$ll 20a11 25 cash, $l1 S0a11 sax February
$i1 421fall 45 March. Lard-Steady ant
In fair demand; 81 40 cash, 81 As February
81 52Is March. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un
changed. Whisky-Sl05.
At the close Wheat was in fair demand
and prices higher at 81 0Sl<a1 0ssS Febru
ary, 81 0S3G March. Corn steady and un
changed. Oats steady and firm. Provisions
steady and unchanged.
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P. W. &K.-The intense cold Of yes
terday filled the ties with frost SO that II
was impossible to drive spikes, conse:
quenlly track laying was delayed until
late in the day. The engine, with long
construction train loaded with rails and
ties, was brought down in the evening,
and track laying, provided 1t don't snow,
will be pushed rapidly to-day. That
portion OF the bed In front Of the Top mill
will be as solid as rock. It is composed
largely Of mill cinder sud the cut had 10
be made by blasting. The ties that
are being put down are the finest we ever
saw, being very uniform in size and ol
the very best timber.
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Have the Farmers Made n MS.
take This Year?

FhLhuelphIA htu9iu'
The farmers are largely to blame for
the present depression. When there waa q
good market for their grain they held II
back. Europe was anxious to buy It at very
remuneratiye rates 10 the grower but the
grover had visions Of far higher prices,
and refused the offers made. After q
while there came severe storms in the
West-the roads were rendered unfit Tor
hauling, and during these weeks Of draw.
back, the demand for grain slacked of and
prices fell. The farmer now finds he has
made mistake, and not only Is he a 10.
ser by refusing TO market his crops, but
the whole country is loser to the extent
Of millions Of dollars. Beside all this,
the shopkeeper Is crippled, as shown
above, and by the failure Of the farmer
to purchase as literally as he would were
he aush In funds the storekeeper Is una
bic to meet the obligations he has incur.
red with the wholesale houses at the
Eut. The true policy Of all who raise
produce for market is 10 sell when q fair
profit ofFers-in other words, meet the
demand for produce, and those who do so
are seldom found 10 complain Of lack oi
funds, nor do they bring needless distress
upon others,
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Meeting OF the New Board Of tho
wheeling d. Lake Erie Directors.

The Members Elect OF the New Board
Of Directors Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Rail Road met yesterday at Urichs
willie for organization. The nomination
for President was rendered to Joel Wood
Esq, of Martina Ferry, butt he declined
Jno. ". Wickham Jr., Of Huron was ell
ected to fill the office; L. W.sutherland
of Piney Fork, Vice Preside Mt; F. W
Lockwood was reelected Secretary, ant
E. A. Baker Treasurer. Messrs. Woot
OILS and Aiken were associated with thu
President and Vice President as Execu-
tive Committee: After the transaction o
other routine business the Board adjourn
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New YoRK, January s-The jury
after half an hours deliberation, CON.
victed Theodore r. Wetmore, ex.Vice
President Of the Security Lille Insurance
Co., Of conspiracy, by making false re-
ports 10 the Insurance department. The
sentence was deferred until tomorrow,
when the counsel will move for q new
trial. Wetmore then gave bail In the
sum OF $1,000, his father being bond'.
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TOLEDO, January s.-Wheat-opened
steady and closed unsettled; No. white
Michigan 81 28H, amber Michigan spot
81 2sl; seller January 81 2S, seller Febru'
ary 81 291z, No. 2 red winter seller Janu
AIRY 81 "a, seller February 81 261f, No. 2
Dayton and Michigan red 81 II, No.
spring 81 IS. Corn-Dull; No. 2 spot 49c,
new 4Sc, rejected 4SIic, new 4lc, new dam
aged $40. oats:Dull; No. 2 spot 2S1ic
seller January Csc. Clover Seed-Mam'
moth 81 20, prime 81 621ta4 65, No. 2, 81 IS
Hogs-$4 70a5 90.
At the close Wheat was quiet aud firm
extra white Michigan 81 IS, amber Miehi
gan seller February 81 50, No. red win
ter 81 so, No. 2 seller February 81 27If
Hops-Si 65a4 IS.
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REVENUE AND TARIFF.

The sub. Committee Of the House Com.
mittee on Wages and Means, Of which
Mr.. Wood is Chairman, to-day further
considered the international revenue and
tariff bills, upon which they are now pre-.
pared 10 report to the full committee.
ACCIDENT TO Ex-eov. SHEPHERD.
Ex-Gov. Shepherd fell upon the ice
near his home last evening, aud his
right leg above the ankle was broken.
FURTHER ISSUES OF a PER CENT LOAN.
AT the Cabinet session to-day II was
determined that the Secretary OF the
Treasury should, as soon as practicable,
invite iurther subscriptions to public
loan OF four per cent bonds and so con.
duct 1t that all subscribers in all parts Of
the United States shall have free and
easy opportunity 10 subscribe 10 the
bonds Of any amount authorized by the
laws through national tanks and bankers
Of established credit, and to give every
facility allowed by law to convert postal
orders, certificates, deposits and United
States notes into coin for the payment
for bonds, and where necessary to sell
coin TO facilitate subscriptions, and to
favor any legislation that Congress might
see fit to adopt TO promote the deposit Of
savings for the funding Of the national
dsht
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Chicago Cattle Market,

CHICAGO, rys.-The Dror1I jour
nal reports:
CATrLE-Receipts $500; shipments 900
Choice to extraI shipping. steers quiet
but steady at "a 00a5 46, closed dull; feed
ers and stockers steady and firm at IS 35G
$ IS; butchers q shade better; COWS 81 25G
4 90; steers sS25aS 75; bulls 50 O0aS Is
oxen 50 S0a6 25.
Hous-keceipts 1900; shipments 2,400
fair demand but lower rates; packing 81 OF
al 10, light 81 10; choice heavy shipping
81 1874 20; closing weak.
SHEEP-Receipts / 900; better supply and
fairly active and firm; extra to fancy 50 00i
8 25: fair 10 good wethers and ewes "a q
al rs, inferior to medium IS 25a4 90.
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Decided for the Governmen I.

CHICAGO, LIS, January SIN the
case OF demurrer TO certain pleas made
by the Black hawk Distillery Company
and others, against whom assessments
have been made by the Government,
Judge Drummond this morning decided
In favor OF the Government against the
demurrer, and gave the Defendants until
Saturday % file new pleas.
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NEW YoRK, January s.-Busines re.
mains quiet In all branches. Colored cot.
tons In fair demand and firm. Odds aud
warren's demins advanced each ~.
Bleached cottons dull. Prints quiet and
steady. Spring casimeres and worsted coat
ings are being delivered in fair lots TO the
clothing trade. Foreign goods quiet.
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RECENT sanitary statisties made ii
England go to confirm the extraordiuar,
healthiness Of the grocery as compared
with that OF the dry goods trade. The
reason is that those employed in the for
mer live in such airy and the latter II
such confined rooms. In one Of the great
London hospitals a visitor spoke to the
House Surgeon about the draughts
"These poor fellows, said he, shave all
got colds. ~ know 1t, and regret it,
was the reply, "bat it is much the less Of
the two evils. Better bad colds than all
10 the least tainted"
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MARTINS spPPER.--Martin, the we'll
known restaurateur, Is to furnish the
supper for the Wayerly Anniversary
tonight. Martin ia one Of the mosl
popular caterers in the city, and the Ia
dies and gentlemen who will partake oi
his supper this evening will End him to
be what he is said TO be, the boss" in hi
business,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

PEABODY INSURANCE CoMPANY.-At
the annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Peabody Insurance Company held
yesterday for the election Of Directors
there not being majority Of the stock
represented, the old Board Of Directors
hold over.
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WHEELING, January 8, 1878.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CArrLR-Receipb 40 head. Ordinary to
common 29laSi &c, common to fair 8 Ita3sl slc,
fair TO choice S9ta41<c. Most sales at 3S<a
Sc. Demand for cattle good.
HoGs-Receipts S69 head. Light and
common 8 111aSXc, packing S3za4c, choice
hogs for butchers 4a44c. Demand fair.
sHBEP-In fair demand at S4a4I1c.
LAMBs-In fair demand at 49<a5<c.
CALvEs-In fair demand at 81 00al0 90.
MILoH Cows-ln good demand at S25 90
a50 90.
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ALBANY, N. Y, January s..-The Erea.
ing Journal says: Whltelaw Reid, oil the
Tribune, Is mentioned to take the vacant
place Of ex-G Governor Dix, as Regent oi
the University, and strongly urges his
selection.
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The uses Of ofPurgatory.

From the Catholc rnitere.
May be ii Is just occurring to our
Protestant diyines what they rejected
when they eliminated purgatory from
their reformed evangelical calendar. No
wonder Protestant humanity recoils from
the abhorrent injustice which doons
alike the lagrant sinner and tho venial
transgressor to an eternity Of deprivation
and despair. tt.4
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, January s.-Dr. Butt, the
home ruler, owing to sickness, will not
attend Parliament until alter the Easter
recess. The section Of the party in favor
Of the obstruction, which, despite the op.
opsition Of DR.. Butt, have decided 10 hold
home rule, were in conference. before the
meeting otParliament
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EpisoopaI CONFIRMATION

New YoRx, January s.-The Diocese
OF Massachusetts, has confirmed, by q
unanimous vote Of the standing commit
tee, the election Of Rev. DR.. Seymour rs
Bishop Of Springfield, lila.
The committee also voted assent 10 the
appointment Of Rev. DR.. Eccleslon aS
Bishop Of West Virginia.
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OHIO POLITICS.
Preparations for the Inaugural.
tion Of Gov. BishOp.

COLUMBUS, January S.-The arrange
ments for the inauguration Of Governor
Bishop have been perfected. The inaug-
ural ceremonies will be participated IL
by number Of military and civil organ
iEa,ions from various portions oil the
State. In the afternoon general recep'
ton will be held at the State House, alter
which ball and promenade concert un'
der the auspices Of the Governors Guards
will be given at the City Hall, which Ia
being elegantly decorated for the pur.
pose. The ball will be very elaborate
affair, and invitations have been extended
to the leading citizens and military or.
carnations all over Ohio.
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Vote Tor Senntor.

C1sussArI, January s.-The frat Joint
ballot Of the Kentucky Legislature for
Senator taken to-day resulted as follows
Williams, 50; MeCreary, "a: Boyd, Re,
publican, II After the vote the Legis'
iature adjourned.
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FIRE RECORD.

BosroS, January s.-A fire in the dry
ing room Of the Riverside press establish.
ment, last evening, caused serious loss
OF some sheets Of familiar publications
lust from the press room.-
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Petroleum Market.

on Cry, Pa, January s.-Petrolum--
Market opened quiet but firm; 81 ASK for
United, advancing to 81 45 with sales, and
declining to 81 SsAt, closing at 81 40 bid.
The shipments for the 9Th and 9Th aggre.
gate q, ,260 barrels.
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RAILROAD BosDs-Strong and higher
especially for Northwestern and St. Pau

especially LOT NorthWestern anu on faul
issues.
STATE BoSps-Quiet
STocKs.-At the Stock Exchange this
morning speculation was characterized by
q continuation OF the bullish temper no.
ticed yesterday and opened strong and q
fraction above the last closing quotations,
with Granger, shares leading as the fayorites
Of the hour, and during the early call an
increased volume OF business was done at
the advance established, after which the
market subsidized into the usual quiet at q
fractional reaction. Coal stocks dis.
played some strength during the early
cali, II being reported that measures
would be taken to accomplish q
combination, but such strength was ficti.
tious; and upon conflicting reports q sharp
break occurred, the fluctuations Of these
shares being more cratic and mysterious
than ever. The market though strong
during the afternoon, experienced reac.
tion towards the closing hour In Lake Shore
and Granger stocks, but at the close was
steady at fractional recovery.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 5000 were New York Central,
1900 Lake Shore, 10000 Northwestern
common, 6,000 preferred, 1000 St Pauls,
common, 1000 preferred, 10000 Laekwan.
no, 5000 Delaware d Hudson, and 1000
NUnata.., Irasan
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BREMEN, January s.-The cause Of the
return Of The steamer Moael, hence for
South Ampton and New York, was. the
disarrangement Of machinery.
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ITALY.
King Victor Emmanuel.

ROME, January Skiing Victor En-
manuel passed less satisfactory night
than was hoped. His fever slightly In
creased,
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To.NIoHT's PROGRAMME AT THE
FOURTH STREET n. E. CHuRoH.-The
following is the programme Of the SER
vices at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
tonight: /. Invocation, Q. Singing,
8. First Topic "Christian Families, their
sick and afflicted members, their children
At school," Remarks, Mra. J. Wagner;
Prayer, Mrs. @. W. johnson. 4. Singing.
5, Second Topic: "Young Men, Ia Col.
leges and seminaries, entering on an act.
I've business life, and absent from home"
Remarks, Dr.. T. Il. Logan; Prayer, Hen
~ K. List, Q. Singing. 4. Third Topic;
"our Sons and Daughters openly Con-
leasing Christi Remarks, s. Jepson;
Prayer, A. Little. 8. Singing, 9. Gem
eral Review. 10, Dcxology and Bene-
aietion.
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BILLS INDIVIDUAL.

In the Senate bill introduced to amend
the State banking law SO as to make It a
penitentiary offence for banks 10 loan
their paper or credit in any manner, un-
less Il has sufficient money in It's vaults to
make the paper or credit good. In the
House bills were introduced TO increase
the salaries Of Supreme Court Judges to
$4,000 per year. To constitute the AT.
torney General, Secretary OF State and
chase text books for use in public
schools, and providing for the furnish
ing OF such books to poor children at
The expense Of the State. To permit wo'
men 10 bring suit in their own name, to
collect money due them from wills or
legacies. To compel corporations to pay
the wages OF employees on the twenty
fifth Of the month following that tor which
the wages are due.
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ST. A1pHoSsus BENEVOLENT socrE1Y.
On Monday evening the 81. Alphonsuu
Society elected the following officers
President Q. R, Behler; Vice President,
Conrad Aul; Treasurer, F, A. Woeberi
Secretary, Louis Bonenbereer; Marshals,
Peter B6nenberger, Jacob Yogler, Casper
He'll, VIM. Freise; Banner Carrier, John
Holman; U. s. Flag Bearer, Phillip
Schnunn.
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We are indebted to Senator Frank
Hereford for copy Of his speech on the
payment Of government bonds.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys and Lakes, warmer southwest
winds, falling barometer and cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, will prevail
followed in the Missouri Valley by cold
er westerly winds and rising barometer.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Resolutions were presented asking
Congress 10 reduce the Presidents salary
to S25, 900; 10 pay a bounty to all soldiers
sailors and marines who participated In
the late war, and to survivors and wild
ows OF soldiers who served in the Mexi'
can war; also, asking for repeal Of the
Resumption Act. All Of the above reso
lutions were laid on the table to print OF
discuss.
make II unlawful Tor corporations to is'
sue scrip payable In other than money,
In tho House bills we're introduced to
allow the Stale Board Of Equalization to
increase in any amount the aggregate
valuation Of bank shares as returned by
local Boards, and TO make it the duty Of
Notaries Public and Justices Of the
Peace to certify to pension papers without
charge.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stocks.

NEW YORK, January s.-GoLD-openet
aud closed at l02h, with sales In the in
terim ut 102H. Carrying rates 6a7 per cent
S1LvER-At London unchanged. Here
silver bars are 81 1sN greenbaeks; 81 15A
gold. Silver coin }iaA per cent discount
GoyRRSAfRNT8-Staad
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MAsnINGTON.

Tie Mexican Question Before
the Committee on Military AT
fairs.
WASHINGTON, D. O., January s.-col
shaiter was again before the sub Com
mittee on Military Affairs to-day. By
request Of the committee he produced two
letters from General Naranjo, command
ing the Mexican troops on the Bic
Grande, addressed to him last August
showing the most friendly feelings to
wards him. 49,
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weather Indications.

War DEPARTMENT,
oyyicR or THR CHIKB eIaAAL 0YY1cER.
WARRINGTON, D. c, Jan. s-l 4, u.
pRonAnlkfI1RS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY 1srE111e3SoER
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wheeling Cattle Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January s.-Legal holI
day. No business. Markets unchanged
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Nnkett Der Goftauictt.

Die Saitanien, iiber beren QnpflanSti III
friiQer in bieien Spalten man6e 0latb7
l6ldge ert6eilt iprrber, geb0ren nidt MIR
3l ben init &c1t beliebteiten 3ier- IMP
S6attenbGumen, 1pn0ern getpGDren aud
bur6 iDr 6ols tpie ilre Srildte pieIfaden
9tuben. Sic liefern Elm 9uteS 8renne uro
NuB1ols, unb bie Tri6te f0nnen ST aaerlet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9iebengetperben, ipte
our Sitterul1g Der 9aust6icre Deripertbet
tper6eu. Sin GROCER Baum fan1 i'm giln7
itigen Sale an 1913 Sulbel Srit6te tr1>
aen, bic 3ur 8rannttpei1s, @iiigs, Selz
StGrfe7 uno Standardization, sur 8eret7
tung BON &affee, 8otai6e, @ai6pulpcr &C.
GUT 3ro6bereitung tpie CUR %gfabrur1g flr's
8ieb bienel.
Sci ber Observation-Disclosures f0nnten
Sic 0toBfaitanien ais @riab fit Wtais, 9togz
gen &C. cine ni0t untpi9tige Goae lptelet,
ipenn Die @~r5eu9uns un6 Sanumlung bet
Triidte I'M al59ebebnteren WtaBe 9elhdbe.
Die @r5eugung tsa 8ranntlpein aus aas
%itnnien lit 10 bebeutenS, oa6 l 8uibeI an
u Quart guten 8r0nnttpeins ~Iiefert, aIlo