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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-11
transactions ut the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS, Dec. lO-Cattle-Recepts small: shipments
none. The market is still quoted with a lower
tendency All grades are considered 25c lower
than at the close of last week. fair demand
from local dealers exists for good butcher stock
The market on undergrade stock is In very I'M
satisfactory condition. Prices of calves remain
about the same they have been for a month.
Quotations:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-There has been about
average to-day for the general OF cotton
goods at first hands. Sheettngs sheets and pill
low cases advanced 5 per cent. Print cloths
were quiet and unchanged. Mems wooden wear
firm. The new line of overcoatings for the fall
OF 1908 opened at advances OF to 10 per cent.
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Mad MuIIah of BacoIod.

Chicago Chronicle.
Our ebuIIient fellow-citizen. the Sultan of
Bacolod has broken loose again with the
declaration that Americans are hogs who
eat hogs OF course our fellow-citizen will
have 10 be brought back TO the reservation,
but the fiuency OF his vituperative vocabu-
larry indicates that even IL he Is retired
useful career open 10 him. He can come
20 the mother country and edit a reform
PAPER.
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Wool.
Metals.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l0-Wool steady: medium
grades and combing. 156I20c: light fine. 139lsiLc:
heavy fine. I1gI5c; tub-washed, I7dI2sIkc.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-W Wednesdays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund exclusive of the $50. 0O0, 600 gold re-
serve in the division OF redemption, shows:
Available cash alance.........$2O sos, Up 164
Cold l.9l2
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Hogs-Receipts light: shipments none. No de-
cided changes taking pace in the hog
ket these days Fluctuations are frequent. but
they are slight and not constant in any direction.
To-day's quotations sc higher than yester-
day. A very good demand is noted from local
sources. Choice heavy hogs are worth $3.50
with the best light grades at $500. The market
closed quiet and steady with all placed. Quota
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-11

a. NJ. time is IN BLACK figures. Trains Married
Chair Car; D-Dining Car: t-Exccpt Sundays
f-Sundey only. fDaily except Monday
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-11

ST. LOUIS, Dec 1o.-Metals dull; lead steady
at 81: spelter irregular at $500
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Nancy Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, $685. per cent; dis
counts, 49, Consols. 81 9-16q92 1916.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 99f 75c
for the account.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
451kpf. Discount rates, short bills, 2k per
cent; three months bills, 3ss.
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.NpIANAPOLIs, GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN II. n. co.

Passenger cars leave pennsylvania and WASH
-, streets First car at a. m. and hourly
heafter until 10 p. Last car leaves al il:l5
p. IN ~, h,nation passenger and express leaves
=, ria and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
1coi nd An 10
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 47Bc; Mexican
dollars, 37Ac
LONDON-Silver bars, 221sd an ounce.
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Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments small The
marketing of sheep and lambs continues smaller.
the receipts for three days being 1000 less than
the same time last week. but about 600 larger
than the corresponding time year ago. The
receipts to-day were small being less than one
half as large as a week ago and about the same
as a year ago. There not enough to en-
courage competition from all buyers. but. with
a little better demand from local butchers than
yesterday, the offerings sold expected. and
sales, for the most part, were at quotably
steady prices. On account Of the quality how
ever there were not many sales around top
figures. There lambs here good enough
to bring over So, and other sales ranged from 50
to si75 A few sheep sold as high as S15. but
1926 appeared to have been practically the top.
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INDIANAPOLIS ~ EASTERN RX- CO.
GREENFIELD LINE.
General Omces, Room Il, Franklin
Building.

Building.
For Greenfield Knightstown and intermediates
stations passenger cars leave Georgia ana Me-
ridian streets First car 5:5l a. m. ana noury
theTeafte until 9-57 p m Next and last car
leaves at 1l:l5 p m -. -. -.
Combination passenger and express cars ieevs
=, ia nS Meridian streets at 557 a. m, 757
n ne IL 81 a. m, 3.57 - m. 1851 p m
Freight Cars
r. Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
Alive at Georgia and Meridian streets at al
a. m, and leave AT a. M also arrive at <--f
= M and leave at $3.50 y. m.
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INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBYvILLE q
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION

Cars leave Union Depot and Louisiana 81. fog
e,t1h s.,iile and intermediate points every hour.
stn2ipg at $50 a. m, until l5:50 D. m: WASH
syston and Meridian sts- every hour. beginning
ll:15 D. m. 40, r.. r.s,...,ott. >,,,~.,
,,oIrr beginning at a IA, Until p m Last
cav Leaves Shelbyvie at 1899 D. m
car n,alets for sale at Huder's drug store. cor.
xvaShington and Penn. sts.s and at T. T. Ems
80 ma Tmacy In Stubbns Hotel block
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Lake Erie & Western r. R.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex......t71B siess
Toledo Detroit and Chicago linn. ...s1s. go f3.25
Muncie, Lafay'te and Mich CT specifics tl026
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Horses-About I75 head OF horses arrived for
the regular sale OF the Blair-Baker Horse Com
pany against 80 last week and l60 the same
time a year ago. There comparatively few
strictly good kinds and probably none that deal
ers would expect to command the full strength
OF the market. There only fair attendance
of buyers and important orders but there
was considerable complaint that the class OF
horses represented was not the sort wanted at
this time. Therefore, the bidding was very
unsatisfactory and sales, as rule, were below
the expectations of owners. Both buyers land
sellers are looking forward to a better condi-
tion of affairs after the holidays, and 1t Is
rather expected that the special sales the first
of the year will be successful. There were no
sensational prices paid in the auction sales this
week.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-26
Petition for Closing.

Grand Junction, Colo, May 81, 1902
We, the undersigned merchants OF
Grand Junction, Colo. agree to close our
respective places OF business all day Sun.
day and on other days, except Satur-
days, at pm, beginning on June l:
Mesa Dry Goods Co. Phillips & Bosom
Krohn Bros. w. B. Moss
s. X. Vois, Racket" w. h. Lee Il Son.
c. p. Noland w. j. Meyer q Co.
Heron & Cassells M. M. Shores.
Whistler d Trobitz. Fleming i Lamb.
M. Strouse. The Progress
Caldwell & Egeness. Frank H. Patten.
NJ. II. Loeffler. f. p. Kirlin.
Rocky Mt. Tea %. A. B. Stoddart jr.
Mrs. Maude Chapman. M. L. Roberts.
Fred Mantoy Sad'yC Co. j. w. Osborn.
u. M. SlocombJ. Q. p. Bliss Co.
Bancroft Bros. The Fashion.
Anderson Barg. H'se Geo. Brink & Co.
W. F. White Mer. Co. G. Buckius.
Lay y-NattingerM Mc.C Co. A. N. Bucklin.
Thompson j. d M. Co. w. q. Bannister.
w, O. Meserve. G. VanHoorebeke
Jesse w. Stevens. The Enterprise.
X. Wadsworth&Son.Gr Graham & Hards
NJ. j. Walsh. A. L. Gourley.
rheodor Goette. j. f. Grady.
Sampliners'. D. w. Sibeck.
Il. A. Rediker A. Allen.
j. II. Ackerman M. Singer.
The above is endorsed by the follow
ing labor organisations OF Grand juno
ton:
international Typographical Union No
1872.
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners No. 244.
Retail Clerks International Protective
Association No. 308
Musicians Union No, 2lO.
Order OF Railway Conductors No. 1926.
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen.
Grand Valley Division. No. 4SS Brother
hood Locomotive Engineers.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-26
Wants and For Sale.

For Rent-Si1 room house. Apply to
Robert A. Orr.
House Work-all it's branches neatly
and quickly done. Wall paper cleaning
a specially. Address, City, P. o. box
214. Phone 582 black. Victor Tharp.
Formerly Avenger j. Tharp.
Furnished rooms, with or without
board. at the Fairlawn. Entirely re-
decorated both inside and out, and un-
der new management. Finest location
in the city. Reasonable rates. Mrs.
Samuel Wrath, proprietor.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-26
Special Rates to Glenwood.

From May 15 to October 81 the Colorado
Midland railway will make the following
special rates from Grand Junction and Pal
isade to Glenwood Springs and return: Sat-
urday or Sunday, returning Monday, $3.50;
Sunday only, $2.6O. For tickets or any in
formation call at the Midland city offices.
w. r. Peck, City Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-26

No spring or summer goods will be
carried over at the Ladies' Emporium.
Therefore everything has been marked
down.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-26
Notice.
Headquarters Grand juno I
ton Post No. 35, G. A. r,

hBdUQudtIbEb S1IdLU UuC-
ton Post No 35, G. A. r.
There will be special meeting of the
post at 2 o'clock Sunday, May 25, for the
purpose OF attending Memorial services
at the M. 4. church. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. r. Sanderson.
BY order of Col. j. r. Falls,
Post Commander
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 stunosn.
Gouneilsghnffs, Soma, 2 EagG
6oucoro, R.s6., 10 StuHOsn.
SeuOsr, Colorado, % SdgL
Detroit, Tib., l Tag.
9dlUstOn. 8srag, 2 GAGE 3 StunOsL
9arrtsburo, "a, 3 Stunbsn.
SarttorD, Connecticut, Y StuHOEa.
indianapolis, 3uo., l Idg.
Satlon, gliiFifppi, 2 GAGE.
9adlonoine, GIoriOa, l Sac.
Sanlas=6ttb, gifouri, 2 GAGE.
S'ttit Rod, NrIanIas, / Tag Is StHpbt5
S0u'sotlt, So, l GAG 2 StuuOeH.
gtemPbts, SsHH, l Sng ) StuuOsn.
9tobile, alabama, l6aQ 8 StuuOcn
0oriolf, @irQjHisn, y 5tuuOsu.
3tlDsCrleaHs, Ga, / GAG 10 StlRoeny
Staot GcusNcrt, 8 Stunoen.
Sma5o, @sbro5tn, 2 Eags.
portlaHo, 0|aiHe, | 5al.
QortlarO, Oregon, s IuQt.
9btlaSeIpbja, pa, 3 5tunbsE.
gtftsbur9, ia, II 6tmOtn.
NroUioencc, RS, 16 stunSsa.
8aIti0b, 0sG., 10 Stuu0tu.
Ct. Gouis, NRjdouri. l Sac 6 StuuS,R.
g. 4uul, NiHnciota, 1 Sdg Il StuUbeE
gan 6raniisto, Gal, 4 Sage Il. StuHStS
Soptta, Ranids, . Gage.
Bottom, 9lad., 10 SturoeH.
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an, fprangen in ben 8ogerr unO fu4z
rem Ddpon.
uWa1iili Sfrotp p~erftanOen sic,
ni6t pabr, Trdulein 8olmann2"
n5a, 9err 9raf, gerabe Oteie2BOtte
paren mir 10 betannt, 0aB i'd tie
auffdBte uno be9ielt!!"
nRei6en sic mir ben Irm!" fugte
Wo1atin. gr mertte, bob tie 1t4
tuum auFre8t bieGt. SEPT, no Elm
@tGrferer fir tie bunoelte, Oerlor lie
i6re mii6Tam er5fpungene Strait. Sic
bib bic 3Gbne 3uiummen, Inn nidt gu
neinen pber Die 8eftnnung gu Derlie%
rem. G6peigenb gingen tie auf uno
ab. Soda belt bic ubr in Der 9anO
unb p~erfolgte ben 2auf Der 3eit. Qna
er mar tnnerlt6 bef9dftigt. Mtt Ell
mem Mal briifte Grna bsftig ietnen
Nrm unb mics nit etnem 8opfniden
mad Der gegeniiber l~iegenOen Sette.
n@as tit?" fragte er.
n9r3etpst3 als Obit6GnOlsr!" muir
melte iie.
&ola er6lidte ben dIs ruIiifden
Bauer gefleioeten 9olen. Gu6ig i4o6
er iein tleines 8efG6rt bor ii4 Der,
neben inn i6rttt Der Ginarmige, mel
der nit lauter perne6mbarer @timme
feline Maaren feilpries. 3nei 5rauen
6anbeIten uno fauften. Der @erfduz
fer tpe9feIten bic 8eIoitiife unb 3og
unbefangen %tpetter, Der Moda gu.
Die Iusrufe ert0nten nod aus Der
@~ntfernung 5u ben SpG6enben.
Sec bogu (bet 8ot), bieie 2eute
BADEN Courage! SAT- t0nnten tie Ell
nem imponiren! 9ter in petersburg
9as gu tpagen, 0a3u geb0rt Sanatisz
mus oOer - 8abnfinn!"
@rnd mar gum umfaQen miioe.
3um Slid bGmmerte es, benin Der
9immel bate iid fart bsp0ltt. Gs
gtng auf u6t u6r, 3nei 9rof9ten
tamen in raf6em Sra6e angefabren
unO bielten an Der Gde. 8ola's
5reunOe erItatteten i6m auf 8ufiii4
8eri4t, @r pan0te ii4 an Grna:
PLIES iiber Grparten erIebigt.
Ratiirli4, BEL Der S4nere oes Sales
lieB es iid AUDI bermut6en. Dor Nlz
lem lit Satiunu gerettet unb aud mir
iinO ii6er, @eben Sic, OieTe bsiben
unoufauigen Mdnnsr 7inb Criminal
beanie. Sn flint Minuten 1T bos
9auS um3ingelt. 0ieIe 2eute IinO
geniale 8enerdle! - @as iit?"
r9a - 0a - Sattdnu!"
(GOrti'bung rOIgt.)
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6ciratbs=0 iren,cn.

Tplgenbe 9eirat6s : 2icen3en muir
ben geitern BON 4ttuar 0es Common
pleasz9 eriats ausgeiteLt:
GOparO 6. 9e6ring, %, unO2uiIa
8%uniant, 20, 8eiOe BON Baltimore
Gpuntp.
Not6an 5. @mit6, %, gr. 321,
@iibzGoenitraBe, unO 8efIie 6. 8ort,
Is Sabre aft.
Truncis S. PGunfett, 81, gr. 712,
5orreititr., unb Nnnie s. JiBiimz
mons, 20 Sabre alt.
4r8ie 96iQips, q, g1r. 80, 9ofz
forbitraBe, unb 2iGian 2loDD, 20
Sabre alt, BON 9edepspiue.
!6enrD 6. Glas, q, unb Nnna 8.
5. Stapf 20 Sabre aft; 2icen3 gez
bolt bon Sep. aDnig, 9}r. 500, Norbz
@reteritraBe.
Ybilipp Goodman, 26, unb Sara9
2epine, % Sabre alt; 2tcen3 ge6olt
BON 6, 5, "copper", g}r. sol, 2aurensz
itraBe.
Monroe Gang, "a, bonWofbington,
.. g., unb 8irOie 8aufman, 20 Sab
re aft, g}r. 719, @efzTapettefr.
%. 9opne1, 80, unb Margaret6e
Manion, "a Sabre alt; 2icen3 gebolt
BON Sbomas 6, 9idion, CIR. 925,
8eubanitraBe.
CHARLES $. Shilling, 25, gr. SOB,
Si0z6ulton z4Denue, unb Carrie 9.
6ornep, 20 Sabre alt.
3obert Rraft, q, unb Slorenee
Berlin, % Sabre alt; Qicen3 geboIt
BON 6. s. Grpmtpeu, Scr. ITO, Norbz
@utapftraBe.
&nberfon M. Saplor, 81, unbSuIz
lie 9. Goodman, 20 Sabre oft; Qiz
cen3 gebolt BON S. SO. Carroll, g}r.
514, 9tdorp~NOe.
Clarence Smith, %, CIR. 1886,
Gbriitianftr, uno Marp Warfielb,
81 Sabre alt.
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Giehfutters una @trnhpreiIe.

5OIgeROes fino Die auf ben itaatz
Ii4en Naagen fir 9eu, Stro9 II. +.
10. 6eitern er3ielten 9reiIe:
SefIt4e 9eupaagt.
9eu. Simot6p, SIS Bis SIT,
&Ieebeu, $12 Bis $13, gemii6tes, $14
Bis SIS PRO Some.
Strob. - Nei8enftroh SIS, ROgz
gsnitrob, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
WefGt8e 9eupaage.
9eu. - Simot6p, $13 bis SIS,
&Iee6eu, $12 Bis $14, gemii4tes, $12
Big $14 pro Some.
@trob. - 8ei5enitro9, So big
So, Roggenitrob. $12 Bis $14 pro
prp Some.
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Ser Rrn0nften= Narft
s : Brpbutte.

- ~ . y U ! !.
2ebenbes 9efliigeG: PRO gfunb,
junge 9iibner 12c, Bis 14c. !; ate 6ii6z
ner 12c. Bis 1876; gnten Sc. big IT,;
Sauben, pro paar 15c. Bis zoe.
@ier, pro 9uBenb zoe. Bis 214c.
4epfeG, pro SAP SOC. Bis 1925;
pfirii4e PRO 4tfte 75c. Biz $1.5O;
9amIpns, pro 10 pfunb>R orb 35c.
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Siehmarfte.

Cat 2tbertp, 3d., %. Sept.
= RinbDieb: Murft ftetig; preiie So
Bis $7.25. S9peine: Marft niebriz
ger; 9reiIe $500 big $500. @6us:
Martt itettg; 9reife $3.50 bis $3.50.
Gbtcugo, 25. Sept Rinbbie6:
9eutige 3ufubr 10000; pretfe $3.50
bis $3.50. S9petne: 9eutige 3ufu6r
$4,000, mOrgen 1900, i6rig gebliez
ben $500; Preiie $3.50 Bis $7.85.
S9afe: 9euttge 3ufu6r $4,000;
9ret1e $3.50 big $4.1O; Qdmmer,
$3.50 Bis $685..
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Instant B.

Bremen, Stuti5Icub, Q Saoe.
gueHos a0rss, Nrqtutiuien. % SaseG
gaIfutta, @ritif5=Suoieu, 30 Jaoe.
Semsrara, @ritiias9uiana, 10 Iaus
6onosRoHo. G6iua, % Iuge.
RinQtor, Samaicu, S GAGE.
9%iberpOol, G~uOlanD. 7 GAGE.
Su]srn, SbUcil, 10 Sage.
etaot Nsrifo, Werifo, 5 Gage.
WlOgfau, Rublaro, 70 SaQc.
Banana, Der, etaaten BON Colombia, Z Gags
Qaris, Franfreib, 8 Sage.
Gucbee, Canada, 2 5cQe.
Rio Be Sarsiro, graflitn, q SesG
&orr, ataIisn, 10 Rage.
ct. SobHs, 0eufurOlauo, 4 GAGE.
Ct. Petersburg, 8ublaHO, u Sage
6pSnsp, autralitu. 81 Rage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

Sterling 8antiers auf go Sage
1929, auF5t4t 1859, taufmdnnii4e
4.824-4.83.
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munerbafte ,wetfodise 5duisr,

ie63 unO tsbsn 3immer, Sao uHO NaneT@etole's'
in uroen0bultter Srbbe ME Gutap=4lactaGaultrr
al IperalgStrabe unO WIitOn4AOtnas; belize
Strsssu 100 6uB brett; %nttpri9sr 4rtis uno n't=
puiaer GsunO3Ins pDer gruHO3insirei. AngeHtsnene
8eDIngungtn.
40. W. u eiubar /, an Grt unO 6teae
(269-D ODER 243I GrDeraiz0lF.
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4, bobe ,um Sertauf

mtbrtre ueue 0duier i'm 500 Nlot Der Gftsyt0rtb=
glotnus. Sicis eauitr perOen 3u Sargain=Nreiltn
ab1eaeben. IS iuo idmmtIi9 OreiitOdt9e oduisr,
TART gsbaut uuD prdbt;g sinJcrI3tet. ltit alien
moOerntn Standardization, i%au.tare 4lumbing u.
!. No.. Syc3ieu pjrO Daraui Dingeluieien, OaB DlsieIs
ben ioIort 3u nieDrtgen Yretltn
~prtauft plrOen. S6rsibt uu nib uno tD Deroe
3bn;n poae Austurft crtbE'len. 4orene; rSog
III" GorreipOnotut=Gtf ite. (Sepr2+,lYttJ
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SaItimurcr Narftberihtc.
Co'rt"tst fur Sen .0:utf@sn eor'sfDon0'Ht'",1

VOEFIoItt Tur sen TNEUIlWsH 9oTttlPohOtHItH.1
Baltimore, 25. September.
Me6L.- Die beutige M}e6l5ufubr
belief fi8 auf 7O87 5Gfer, eini6lieBz
lid 1898 5Gfer gu 2OcufzPoint uno
1854 Jdfer gu Canton. &iiFenberz
fanot 50 6dFer. 0a4frage iebr lei6t
unb Martt in 6olge OeI1en flau, Ser
tdufe: 600 6dFer Spring 4atent. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26
8dlttmorer Gffettenb0rie.
Ptri5t.t fir ben vDtutiatu gOrrsipOHOeut,u' Nu74
=. Bm Tie0eubOrf & go)

BdltimDre,2 %. september.
s. Wiuiam MiiObenbOrf &c @p.
bere9nen fir 5rancs: 8untiersz
Sratten auf 60Sage 5.20S, auf Si6t
5.188, taufmdnnti6e auf go Gage
5,214-5.215 Hei9smarf auf 60
Sage "a SIG. @ulOen auf so Sage
394.
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WrunOeigcntbunt III berfanfen.

Sdpne neue Ipeiftpdlge pauifr,
MdOeiras Strubs (pabe GliOers StraBel, iptlDe nit
pitriiicirtsn 3rgeiiteinsu 0%eptlattsrt 1T; Y lotoen
iertiaaeiteut unO i bersIts ~Uertauit. Httortgsr
Yreis; ~nie0rigar 9runo5tn5.
40. ~. eiubdrt t, al Grt uno 6tele
152-4 Uoer 2437, 0eDeralzStr.
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3u perfGuicn.

8obnbaus gr. 1904, 4~.uOm=AOtnue; Grunos
it'd 1879 bel I38; gruHOSiasirti.
2ennOE 9irdbea & 6 o,
(266-8) WlrplanO Stlepbon=SutIoIng.
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3u %perfaufcn:

Ssbt it Die @sLcgenBtit ginEig, i5 tin btltses
Saus ju ~taufcn.
Reue 0dulsr al Der 6aOieite Der WeGlosrrQs
6trabe, iebs 3immer, @runo3ins $3.50. 9rsis
s950.OO; GruuOfid IA SUB bel 100 GuB,
6. 3. SafIagber 9auunterns6mer.
(5anl8-) Rr. 2633, Of=gaItimOrssstr.
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Berf6iebaue StaOt!6eile, in pet9sn
pOfzDert67a6sn Dertauft


Der0en.
Melbals, G.. g. ecott.
QorfsRouO gurntu q. su5piHotou.
gOriu3s&Oenue RHO 6arriiOHfrobs Robert @.
Il. strass unS neutrality-suspicious. Sous
ReiHoOuar.
Cranocpins - niram Rimble.
SOrtsGotnue uno5 obnionsStrabs - q. q. 6.
3. unO eOuo5.strubs, aio5IanOtoiDn sam,s
G.. Sruar.
Cranqeoins - GEORGE gen.
Rr. 25, u~uionsgpsuus (g9oObbtrrb) - Glareut
g. @iniums.
@rooOno9 unO sOltimoreset rabs George 3.
TTnte=etotiOu, gsnnfplOanier sa5H' = 9. 8.
Gamosn.s Citation. .gaItimore.O btO.gGbn.'
Sef0rberung bnu POffiu6em.
2Gnqe Der srforberIi4en 3eit CUR Grs
rei9ung Der DerI6ieOenen Be-
ftimmungsOrte.
1lutenfebenb 1T bic ungefdfre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der POft1a4en bon
benz 9uItimorer PoTt : 8ireau mas
ben 6quptid4li6tn einbeimii8sn unO
auspGrtigsn Stdoten Der5ei4nst.
SnlGno.
Gtlanta, 60, 19 StuHOsn.
atlautitsGi / 9.sSr 6 etuHOsR.
groOflpu, R.sQ, 6 stunS.n.
9urlinqton, grmsut, IT stuHNez@
Buffalo, R.s9, Is Stunosn.
Cape Wup, RS, 6 StunssH.
Gbarlrtou, 6.sG., 16 6taHSsH-
GbitaoO, 9ns, l Sag.
Columbia. SIS, II StuHO11
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nabe 98 { It III II it T, btbdut.
$50 Qdts in SaltimOrs=@ountn. p
Dleilen BON Der Std0tgren3e.
5srnsr feiue 4auOii E in gtt. 8ai6iHgton
unO GatonsDIQe.
Sarrp ). &egtfer,
Capr26, l5, S&S) 906 Union 8rut 9ullping.
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f~ranfirten @rlefen an ben SieenteH Der @sieai6att,
9obunn . MeDer. Rr. 219, 6iosSbarp.
etrabt, member, Del1er uusntgrltIi6 ausfunit ss
lLiilen mir. IGan2, 1Sl
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an Iuquftaz2lOcuut iotpie mebrere unoere in Oer=
icl6en Na1bari9aft; ierncr einlge u%nbcbautt Sauz
PLACE, pie ais Bargain ]ptrtauit fperoen. 6. y.
y a d nj II, 6l2, EuDzSuiioiag. C3ult9,lS)
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CAS r. Ia
Tragt die zDis SOtG, Die Ihr miner Gekauft HABIT
': III &xNA1Zw
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IA b~eheutsuo berGb4eieetew |TeIlt
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bis 4Oc.; 8irnen, pro &Or6 Zoe. big
&c.; Srouben, pro 5 Pfuno>&Orb
12c. Biz &c.,; Pfluumen. PRO SOrb
Zoe. Biz Doc.
Semitic: S~artOffeln, pro Sap Toe.
Biz $1.4O; PRO 8uf6eG 45c. big BOT;
3piebeln, PRO 8uf4eI 6Oc. big 75c.;
8etBtobl, pro 9unbert $1.OO bis
$1.5O; &Opfialut, pro 8ui4eltlite
30c. Bis 4Oc.; tomatoes, PRO 8uidel
SOC. big &c.; 3uderritben, pro 8in@
bel IL. Biz 14c.; MatS, pro 9nBenb
&c. Bis 10c.; 2%imabp9nen, pro Bu@
I9eItiite SOC. Bis &C.,; Selerte, pro
9uBenb SOC, biz &C.,; CRIME 8obnen,
PRO 8uI6eIfifte Csc. Bis Doc.
9rpcertes unb Propttos
mem.
&ufftnirter 3uder: PRO 9funb, gez
piirfelt, 5,263c.; puIDeriiirt, 4.863c.;
STANDARD, g%runuItrt, 4.761c.; fein
grdnultrt. 4,761c.; @rpftul, 4.763c.;
Columbia q, 4.511c., gelber, 3.763c.
Bis 4.269c.
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@aI8fleii6: pro PfunO, gauge
S9uItern, engl. gef6n., 114c.; gang
tltr3e Htppen, lie; Seitenfped, 12c.;
gan3e 2eibtiide, 1885,; >SpedzS4ulz
tern, 12c,; Sugar : GureO" S4ulz
tern, 11c.; S4inten, feline, 1896;
obne 6aut, 14c.; Picnic, 1O4c.;
rMeB"zS 4petnefIeiid, $20.50 pro
SAB; S4maI3 - in Sierces, gut rafs
fintrt, 114c.; in SGfern, 113c.
&affee: Nottrungen iinb ME folgt:
auf Der Bats BON SIC. Bis 58c. pro
Pfunb fir &iO g&r. 7; Santos Tic.
bis 114c.; Maracui6o 93c. Bis 1915;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; Mpttu 18c. Bis
19c.
gerDFeter auffee: 6. 8, 6. in aiz
fen 1O4c. Bis 10 7i1Oc. pro Pfunb;
in 8i9fen unb @d6en, reiner SABA,
324c. Bis &c.; SABA unO Motta, gez
mtf6t, 28c. Biz 284c. pro PfunO; reiz
ner Muracaibo, 223c. Bis 3d.; @anz
tps, 19c. Biz 1916.
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auftrdse auf "a. o. Stof Wearfet anssefhbrt.
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yBir bubcn cine ausgtbreittte Otutibe SunOl0a1f.
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Su b~erfdufen:
Gin @rpctrp4Qabsn nit g9obnbuus, in tpel9eHl
,u ougoc;subnttts Gaar0cibdit gctban fpirp. NrDs
,ufraotn in gr. 100, 9rsbtmansStr., Gds Mounts
Ctr; outer Rtrfauisgruno. (Sept9,Io.Ll
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8ei5en. - Die 6eutige Nei3enz
3ufubr be3ifferte iid uuf 1899 8uz
f6eI; 8erIanbt Don ben @lebatoren
65,650 8ufdel; Glebatoren 8orratb
1,O42,O99 8u1del. 8erfGufe: 1000
8ui6eI Spot gu H. 1000 Nr, 2 To-
tier peitli6er Spot neuer gu 724h
1000 Nr. 2 rotber peItli4er Spot 81
72B, 1900 Do. gu 72B, 10000 OttOz
Der 3u 713.