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Poultry.

NEW YORK March 10-Poultry-Live steady;
chickens, 10Go12c; turkeys, 12G15c; fowls, l3c.
Dressed easy; Western chickens, HI1iI2c: West
fowls, &c.,: Western turkeys 19c.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Poutry quiet; chickens
1o12@11c; turkeys, Ice; ducks, l5c; geese, SC.
BOSTON, March 1O.-ISpecial. l-Poultry easier;
fowls, 13c; springs, 14c; turkeys, 19c.
CINCINNATI, March l0.-Poultry easy; hens
10c; springs, 12al13c: turkeys, 15q16c.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Hens 10c per Id:
chickens EQl5c; turkeys, 13d15c.
CHICAGO. March I0.-Dressed poultry easy:
turkeys, l5G1Sc; chickens 10Gll3c.
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transactions mt the Interstate yards.

INTERSTATE sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPO-
LIS, March -Cattle-Receipts light shipments
none. Prices and market conditions remain al
most exactly the same they have for ten
days past There is no really urgent demand
for any grade but the local inquiry for lat
butcher stock is fairly satisfactory. No improve
ment has been noted lately in the outlet for the
common and half-fatted cattle. Calf quotations
show no change yet this week the best being
worth $50. The market closed quiet and steady
at quotations:
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Price. should he Lower.

IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S Telegraml
NEW YORK. March 10.-The violent mar
ket fluctuations are supposed TO be due 10
operations by keene. the Waldorf crowd
and Royal Smith. The different interests
are thought TO be working independent OF
each other. causing great irregularfty
Room traders nave peen padiy whipsawed
best posted people look for lower prices.
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s ssEyE.. e e ssss e e e

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
ana easy: Wheat-No. 2 spring 76G77c; No. g.
.ee DC; No. red 12a72ssc. Corn-No. ?. 45izc;
no, yellow. 45izc. Oats-No ?. 33hc; No. 3
white 3Ss4 @Sslkc No rye, 5oisc barley
Good feeding. 42qiic; fair TO choice mailing. Il
4oSe- Flaxseed-No. I. s1.o9: No. | Northwest
ern. 81. IL Prime timothy seed 1856. Clover
S GO grade Sill 5oall75. Mess pork per bril-
sisZoHls3I1z Lard. per 100 lbs, $40. l5Ilo.1Tis
short rib sides 0oose). sssea9.s5. Dry-salted
shoulders (boxed). s. z56S.S7lz Short clear sides
wines 81 30
Receipts-Flour. 25.500 brls; wheat. 1850 bu;
corn 500 bu: oats. 439. 400 bu: rye $500 bu:
barley 260o bu. Shipments-Flour. 20.S0o hrls:
wheat. 1880 bu; corn, 21S,o00 bu; oats, 2i2 100
bu; barley, 2S 500 hu
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HogS-ReceiptS. 2,5o. shipments, $50. The
marketing of nogs continues exceeding small
there being decrease IF l. GOO thus far this
week compared with the time last week
and nearly 1.Oo0 compared with the corresponding
time year ago. The receipts to-day were about
the same week ago. but little smaller than
a year ago. On account OF the continued limited
supplies and little more difference in the rela-
tive position OF prices here and in Eastern mark
cts, the opening day characterized by n
stronger demand from outside sources and
with local packers stronger competitors than
they have been recently. the bidding from the
start was prompt and liberal. but at the same
time rather uneven. In fact rather excited con-
Gitions prevailed and statesmen holding
their consgnments high. Buyers seemed to real
lie that they would have TO pay a good advance
~ they executed their orders. and. therefore the
trading from the start active and IL did not
take long TO exhaust the supply. Practically all
dealers reported the market 10d2Oc higher than
yesterday and the average nearly i5c. Sales
indicate that the class of hogs known medium
weights showed the greatest advance. but in all
other lines occasional sales at least were con-
siderably higher. There was strong competition
few hogs that he mark
ct closed at the high point OF the day. Sales
ranged from $40 TO $40 and very large pro-
portion OF the SUPPLY sold above s7.25. Quota
tions:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 10-In dry goods the rise
in material has stiffened sellers ideas some
what and this. combined with the up condi-
ton of the majority of lines. has made market
in which no concessions obtainabe. Buying
first and second hand is restricted, although
there is constant inquiry for prompter delivery
on old orders.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-Cotton steady
Sales. $3.50 bales. Ordinary. slsc good ordinary,
middlng, 10 Lice; middling fair, lOa4c. Receipts
7,773 bales: stock, 303, Alb bales
NEW YORK. March 1o-Spot cotton closed
quiet and 20 points higher; middling uplands
1O10c; mddling gulf, 1O.S5c Sales, 7S6 bales.
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Sheep-Receipts. 200; shipments, rs The mar
ketng OF sheep and lambs continues small there
being very little change 10 note In the REGENTS
thus far this week compared with the same time
last week the corresponding time a wear aga
The receipts to-day were small but almost as
large a week ago and year ago There
enough TO invite competition from an
buyers. consequently the trading not as ac-
tive IL might otherwise have been but the
for the most part were at steady prices com
pared with those current at the close OF last
week Lambs sold high 1915 sheen a.
high as $3.50. and bucks at sSd3.5o. Quotations:
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Tue statement of
the treasury balances in. the general fund,
exclusive of the sl50, 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances. 1921 900. 361
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 116 GIG, 463
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Horses-Ihe receipts OF horses were COMPARE
tiveiy small. only about 200 head having arrived
Tor the regular auction sale OF the warman-
Black chamberlain Company. against 275 a week
ago ana 80 year The consignments in
ciuaed Few OF nearly all kinds, but In a gen.
eral way the quality whs probably salts
were norses IN the heavy harness class. but
there were few good drivers. TIE attendance
Of buyers was better than A has been for sons
time past and practically all OF the leading
horse centers were represented. There was also
quite number or buyers on the market from
de rural dissricts- The receipts were somswhaf
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prices paid by shippers)
Ioultry-Tom turkeys. lie; hen turkeys; 1895
chickens. hens &C. cocks 4c: springs, &c. ducks
young, Sc; geese, AS per doz.
Game-Rabbits. $50 per doz: Mallard ducks.
$50 per doz
Cheese-New York full creams. 15c; Swiss. iscs
brick lfc; limburger, l2isc.
Butter-Choice roll. li.c per h.
EEsS-LOwer at 13c doz-
BeeswaX-5oc for yellow. PC for dark
Feathers-Prime geese, S0c per 10; prime aueks
zoe Der 10.
WOOL Merchantsble. medium. isc: bury and
unmerchantable 3G5c less coarse grades, lscs
fine merinO, l3dl5c; tub-washed. 25G2sc.
HIDES AND TALON.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. T%e; No. ?. szc;
No. calf. l0c; No calf. SIC.
Tallow-No. ], size: No. . sizc
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 31kd4 per cent; dis
81 5-16.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 100f 15c
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
Ice for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 10m 51pf
for checks.
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 491sc; Mexican
dollars, 3Sl2c..
LONDON.lSilver bars, 227sd an ounce
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS March 10.-Lead higher at si27Ik.
Spelter strong at s..
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LONDON. March 1o-The second series OF the
wool auction sales opened to-day with a large
number OF buyers present. Competition was
spirited. The offerings numbered l26S7 bales.
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Chicago Stocks.

United states fves, reg. .lO3
United States hves, coup. los
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,od to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up

Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
wards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 909 $50
Plain fat steers, $50 lbs and upwards 460q 800
Good to choice Loo to 1,300-lb steers. 450d 490
Plain fat 1000 to 3O0-lb steers......... 400 As
Good choice 500 1150-Ib 4156J 40
Plain fat 900 to l150-lb steers......... $3.50 AS
Choice feeding steers. LOCO to LOO lbs. ALSO 40
Good feeding steers, L. 100 lbs. 375fi
Medium feeding steers. 500 to 300 lbs. 3251 $50
Common 10 good stockers... 3O0q 400
Good to choice hefers 375G1 so
Fair medium heifers. g. 09 365
Common light heifers. 5000 335
Good to choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 606D425
Fai- medium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3250p 3. so
Gamers and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5OG1 %
Prime to fancy export bulls $3.50 AS
Good 70 choice butcher bulls. $3.50 $50
Common to fair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. also 315
Veal calves 1000 10
Heavy calves 5c0d 100
Good to choice cows and calves. 80 00d5000
Common medium and calves. 20 0OG 5000
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IA. r. Thompson & Co.'s telegram
Local Securities.

-sales Reported Yesterday.-
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Hay-Timothy, slsa17; mixed clover.
sl0.5Oal1.50.
Straw-S5Q6 per ton.
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Drugs.

Alcohol. 50 6ed2 20; asafoetida. &oc; alum. ,iz0
&C; camphor. 6Sg70c; cochineal. 30455c: chioro-
FORM 5Sqe5c: copperas. brI, 75c; cream tartar.
pure. 30q3Sc; indigo. e5Gs0c: licorice caiab..
morphine p w saT as seT 5 3: OF Oh 1sSss;
mot, per ID, So; opium. sss5ds.so; quinine. p. 4
CASTLE. FIR, lSGi6c: soda bicarb. ,ixSfsc: salts
Epson l&a4e; sulphur flour. 2AQ5c; saltpeter,
iodide potassium. saIsa2. 80: bromide potassium
3qtoc; chlorate potash, l5QeOc: borax. Sole:
mur s4.S0Q5.
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,Candies-stick, size per III: common mixed.
otzc; grocers' mixed, &c; Banner twist mixed. SCI
Banner cream mixed. l09llc; ld-time mixed. SC.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 17Q2oc; Brazil
mixed nuts. l3c.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers.l
Candies and Nuts.
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite, SO: Pittsburg, $50; Kanawha,
sSoO; Jackson, So: smokeless. lump. $50: Brazil
DOCK, s52; Greene county. lump, A.5o: Ray
mond, $3.50; Camel, 81; connellsville coke. $40;
lump coke, lSc bu. $50 per % bu; crushed coke.
zOc bu. 50 per Is bu. Bags. Csc per ton extra.
ground floor or dumped in cellar: SOC per ton az
ira second noor OF carried In cellar. from wagon.
zoc extra by wheelharrow. chute basket
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suzar-cured Hams-Indiana ~ lbs averasN-
,sirr, IA TO IS lbs average. 14Lc.
Standardization cured. Reliable. IL 20 % ibs
average. HE. sugT-curec Indiana. % 10 lbo
picked Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork. per brl
600 lbs sa4. fancy clear bean pork per 6rl so
lbs. s2S 90; short clear per b. 200 lbs. SCI: rurnp
nsr hrl 200 lbs SO Also hall brls 100 lbs n hale
tional cost of package
Lard-ke;tie isadere1; LIS pure lard. HIS
20 70 80 lbs average i,s: clear bellies. 90 BE
is ibs average. ls,zc; clear backs. 30 10 s. m
average i2ssc, u 20 Is lbs average. lac: 10 ~
lbs average. ie'sc. In dry salt isc ieas-
SID clover prime. Sc T5Q7 %: Enclish raov.~
sssr.Ss- "a alsike. <suf2 Tfmothy nr,,os ~
sio Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. NSooiK
red TOP. socoti-'s. English bluegrass. q
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Sheep-Recepts none; shipments The
market is i'm good condition. All grades
steady. with good strong demand for good
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Grun0jfilds> lle6ertraaunoen,

So6n 8noerr an 96ilipp s. Rnperr,
BeitIeite Der Compton, nQ6e 6umz
6urg@StraBe, 11.3 Bel : 81.
0erieI6e an Saoob 5, 3noerr, Defz
ieite Der Riperioe>4 penue, na6e 6umz
bur8=StruBe, IA 6ei 50, g~run63ing
$42, 81.
0erislbs an Grant I. anoerr, Wetz
ieite Der STIRLING, naR MabiIpnz
Strabe 1876 BEL 70, 9ro3. $3O.374,
81.
6runces ). 9ennH II. o., 9eitus
mentsDoqltreder, an GorneIiu Wilion,
Qoropfieite bes 8arfzglace, na6e Der
RorOpeitieite Der McUle6en@5traBe,
PIG Bel 40, 81.
gQiott 8. 8ropn, Ra6laBberpalz
ter, an Bm. 8. 8rig9t, Weftieite Der
Walterz, na6e ct. StraBe, II
bei 500, 9runb5ins $50, $125.
n0eutfde Spurbanf" an g6ag. 8.
6eB, Rorbieite Der unionz5 traBs,
nabe qenniblbaniaz Qbenue, 80 Bel
10, 9runO5ins $22.5O, $17OO.
Sobn 8. 6iiber on Deter 8agner,
Siioieite Der groBz, nube 2igbt49tr.,
IA bei =, 9runb3ins $3.50, $3.50.
geperlp 80. 9mit6 IL. q, an Senrp
q. Mtagoun, 8eitieite Der gaIDerts
StraBe, l @runbitid, S..
6enrp u. Mugoun u.Q. an 8eperlp
%. Smith, DeItieite ber@alpertzgtr
l 8~runbftiif, S..
MOrris .. RobinIon, Ra6lubDsr.
matter, an getta gpIbltein Ii. o.,
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glaBe bnn 0HsntIi6em Sutrrefe.

gitp 0au-Rort6z unO lexington.
StraBe.
@o7bington Monument - Mt.
9ernonzYluce.
Sobn5 9Optin5' 9OIpital = RorOz
8roaolpap.
SdIadten>M Document = Galpertz
uno 6apettezS trdBe.
8ru6 BON Sugar QQen 9oe :
MeItmtnIter 8tr4bOf 6apette= unO
8reene@ StraBe.
9ruios9iuz9art = gu errei9en
nit n0roIid IaufenDen Wdggpns.
8atterIon : 4art = 53u errei9en
nit Ditlid Ioufenoen Baggons.
Sort Mc6snrp : 0ocuitzgoint.
5rduenz@oae9 : ct. PAUL un0
%. Strabe.
geaboopz Snititut unO MuIifzgonz
ierputorium = Mt, @ernonz9lace
GRATIS 6ret 8i6liotbet : Mulz
BERN, nabt CATHEDRAL truBe.
6reimaurer : Sempel = Noroz
9harleszStrdBe.
Obj 6eQpp5 5empel = gut6ez
1ralz uno Saratoga StraBe.
CHAMBER Of Commerce = 6oQiz
bapz uno WaterzS traBe.
Neue5 @eri6t8gebduoe = 6apette>
uno ct. zStraBe.
9pItgebduOe = 6apettez unb Sal
pertzStraBe.
Gutap 9Iace = 6uupt Bronze
nabe, perlGngsrt nDroli9 an GutQDz,
DON 0olp6inzS traBe.
0oung Men's G6riitian QFociaz
tion, Central 8ebduoe : g9arle8z
uno Goratoga=9troBe
Qfaoemie Der Wi1enIdaften =
Franflinz uno GatbeoralzS traBe.
GarrouzBart un0 bas ate Wobnz
balls BON Charles Carroll bon Gar
roatpn = Man nebme Die Columbia
9(penues Waggpns.
Marnlano : Sn1titut = Baltimore
unO 9urriionzStraBe.
0eutf6e Glu6z2ofale.
nsurnperein 8ortpdrts," Hr. 1872 uno
734, MeitzQerington= StraBe;
,8ermania~M dnner6pr," Gombaro@,
nabe GutopzS traBe;
r8ermaniu : Glub," 5apette@, nabe
GutapzS traBe;
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6rirnthss9iteniEr.

Tolgenoe 9eirat5s : Qicen3en MUIR
ben geitern pom Glert be5 Common
9Ieas : 8ertHts au8geiteqt:
WiIton g. 81. Nelion, "A, CIR. 627,
NorbzM ontforbzQbe uno Caroline
GngeImann, % Sabre alt,
6amuel Groof, Al, unD Sou 8eat=
rer, BON 6rebertd, % Sabre aft; 81
cen3 ge6oIt BON 90. 8. Senfins BON
9aturent, Qnne NrunbelzG puntD.
Seq. 8. Stt, 27, Nr. All, Deftz
6rontitr., ROiie 8. @imonbs, Is
Sabre alt.
So6n $, Goote, 30, CIR. 1917,
Glartionitr., unb GIiie Gonnor, %
Sabre alt.
Wm. 6. Wagner, SO, CIR. 1915,
RaceItrabe, unb GGn MaD GrpFon,
SO Sabre aft.
Siioor g. 9obn, 26, bon 5u9ersz
topn, Mb., unb CLARA 8. 6amburger,
% Sabre alt, g}r. 1903, Mqbtionifr.
9ernldnn Snfdn9, 81, BON W(pu1t
Winans, Mo., unO GliIabet6 Riggs,
80 Sabre alt, BON Qnne QrunDelz
GountD.
Sofep6 6. Splitting, 26, Rr. 934,
Noroz8onbtraBe, unb Wilbelminu q.
Qferman, 20 Sabre alt.
Sofepb Meiers, 26, unb 4nnie
8eorge, 10 Sabre alt; 2icen3 ge6olt
BON Sames Scott, CIR. 329, @iibz
ScottitraBe.
qercp 3. 4nberg, %, unO Murp
6. Gdrberrp, 10 Sabre oft; 2icen3
ge6olt BON Charlie Sui6man, 9}r.
SO, Norbz8onbitr .
Morbica 80. 3iGmar, 43 Sabre
alt, unO Clara 9. Qepertng, % Sabre
aft; 2tcen3 gebOIt BON u. q. Moore.
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Norbofieite Der 9arrifons 5trobe,

Horbofieite Der 9arrifong5trobe /
9runbtiid, 9runD3tns $50, 81.
eugene 0ubesIups an 6blanb q.
Stepurt, 8ertpolter, 8 Grunbfiide.
$1827.48.
SO9n 9, 8rabB an Rate 6. @mit6,
Stbtpeftfeite Der MaIferz4 penue,
ndR MoTher<5traBe, 14.8 Bel 42.7,
@runo5ins $65, $1,000.
Robert $, @atfon an @6as. Morz
ton, 1 @runbftiif, S..
WinifreO Gubbp an 8riboet Wurb
u. a., SiOfeite Der g6aIez, nQ6e 8ulz
le9zStraBe, Is BEL "a, @runb8ins
$48, $3.50.
SEQ, %. 2ambsrt an Wm. $. um>
bad, NOrbpefieite Der Baltimore,
nohe Catherine zStruBe, IA bei so,
8runo3ins $40, $500.
BesleD 6. Carr an 3o6ert Yuepte
u. a., N~orbneItIeite Der Qouoon@Npe.,
nabe MiQington Qbenue IS bel 105,
Sruno3ins $42.50, 1926.
gop. 6. Darlington, IT,, II, o.,
BertpaIter, an 9pttlieb s. 6ermanz
bOrfer, 2 @runbitiide, 5000.
Senrp 9. Grufe u. u, an Carl
8eri4, OfIeite Der 4isquitb>5 traBe,
naAe Rort6z9tpenue, 1879 Bel 70,
8ruHb3ins $48.12, $500.
Sep. Gmri8 II. q. an Caroline
Sta6, Norbieite Der 9iercez, nabe Der
0giton2StraBe, Is Bel 81, $1,000.
So6n RDbeI an QuguIt Sima Ii. 81,
1 @runoitiif, na6e Der Gagerz5trabe
u Bel 50, @runo3ins $50, $500.
Nm. 8. Qamur an 9enrp 8pOter,
Oitieite Der Glorffonz, no6e 6eutbz
StraBe, II BEL 70, 9runo3ins 500,
$500,
So6n s. Garter an Solie u, 6.
2opper, 0ftieite Der Sutton, nabe
PutterIOnzQoenue IA Bel Is, 9rnnoz
aims S25. $170O.
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Die @rf9iitterung bss ltngliidz
li6en mar 10 9roB, baB i'm feine2niee
nt4t mebr gu tru9en permo4ten.
S6pa6 fiel er uuf ben binter inn
itebenben Stub, feline So6ter losluiz
ieno, bic por inn pieOer in ibre 8niee
ianf. 9runop legte feline Re6te auf
Die Qugen, nm ni6t Dem 8lid ieiner
So4ter gu begegnen. Dor Dem erz
f6iitternben @eoanten, baB fetn Sinh
UNI iein 8ebeimniB ipife, baB tie i'm
ni4t mebr adten f0nne, trat fir Den
M}oment bic 6ur6t Dor Der @efa6r, in
Der er Idpebte, in ben 6intergruno.
papa, liebsr papoI" iagte tie flez
6eno unD erbo6 Die 9dnOe gu ibm emz
pOr.
Der ate Mann lieB Ieine 8e8te
iinfen uno legte tie auf ben S4eitel
Der gu i6m Qtuf6lifenben.
n6at er Dir aud er3d9lt, ME =
ME es tum?" fragte er 30gerno,
Wartba betpegte perneinenb ben
8opf, ibren Batter in Dem Srrt6um
lafenb, Dab ie erit jeBt our4 ben Oaz
bon i~tiir5enoen Slipper Don ieinem
9erge6en erfubren babe.
Der 8entmetiter Ieuf3te tief uuf.
N}it letter, pon ieiner 8emiitb5befpez
gung umfIorten Stimme er3d6lte II.
tpel6e 8eranluFung ibn gum 9iebe
an frempem8eloe gema9t, unter MEL
dem fur6t6uren 3punge er ~9eitanoen,
ais er iid bate binreiBen IaRen, Die
unteridIagung gu bege6en.
Mart6u folgte ieinen Borten in
atbemIoIer Spannung. Die beri6ie~
oenartigiten @eFi6Ie beitiirmten tie
unO ais lie 41e5 erfd6ren, fu6r iie in
ungeitiiner 8~snegung in Die 906e,
unO ME cine innerli6e 8~sfreiung, pie
Su6el tIang es aus ibrer Stimme,
nd6reno tie ii6 nit Dem Ruf: rW}ein
armer 9apa, mein lieber, gutter 9az
pal" an bic 8ruit mari
(Fortiebund folot.)
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Biebfmttrrs nnS strphureiIe.

5oIgenbes ilRo Die auf Den i%toatIi=
den Muagen fir 9eu, StrOb u. /. 10.
g~eItern er3ielten Preiie:
ROrbDeftli4e 9eundage.
9eu.-5imotbp 500 Biz $21, Slice.
beu SIT Bis $18 pro Some.
~Stro6.-Wei5enftro6 $11 Big $12,
Roggsnitrob $18 Biz $40 pro Some.
Mais-pro SAB $500.
9efli6e 9eupaage.
6eu.-Simotbp $21 big $40, Rleuz
ben $18 pro Some.
9~trob.-0ei3enItrob S12, Roggenz
itrob $18 Big $40 pro Some.
Mais-prO SAB 1925.
Weitlt4e 9eupadge.
@u.-Simot6p $21 Bis $22, 8Ieez
beu SIT big $18, gemii6tss $40 Big
500 pro Some.
5trob.-8oggenitro6 $18 Bis $40,
Mei3enitrob 81 big $12 pro Sonne.
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Srdnlett @attnDr, Secretdrttt "
beg SetrDitcr Observation-Disclosures
erteilt iuugen WGSdeu ibren Hatb,
tuas lie cur 8erntei6nng alter SGmerz
sett nnO 9eioer BET peibltfet &rarf%
1eiten tbun ipllen.
,2gSia 6. 3taf6arns Segetablc Cont
ppnnS fam i6 nit rubigem 9eptile11 auelt
meiren Mitidmeftern empfebler, bic an iuttbs
lifen Shtpdhen unb Sranfbeiten, oene1t llllltr
@el6le6t 10 bdufig uu8geiebt III, letoert. Ntos
n~atelaug lit t) an algemetner Shiuad1e nno
fiiblte mid 10 ermattet, buB i'd rttf mr. mt
qroBer Wtihe aufreft erbalten fonrte: Sd)
lit an ifteBenben Sdnterjen 1iro tpar 70 bers
untergefommsn, ais man e5 rir lell tolif.
@dbreub i'd 10 fit, rietb man mir ben Ve'
brauf BON 2g0ia 6. 1iHfbants Negotiable
COMPOUND oil, uno e5 mar uirflt9 EN-
@liifStag, an benz ib Die erite Dole etnrlabnt,
benn bon benz 4ugenblif al batiert 1ntt1te
Serftelung. Sdon mad feds Wofen mar
i6 Elm gar3 anoeres Weieu, geiuno pom
Sheitel bis ;ur :3ebe. SD fible mid 10
frob uno gtiidli6, bub es mir elm ipabreS Se=
biirfnib lit, ale meme Mitihmefterr, bic 10
Ieioen, fuie if) es that, bergeiteat III %fptilett."
-Er6uGetn @utld 9anto OH Core
Iponben,fecretGrin 6es W1if)igan 8tlett1lttelI'
3unfpereins, 359 SoHe8 Ct, Detroit.
5000 Spaars Butt fails mir nift bas Grigtnnt
bicies 9riefeS nprweiien nnS funtit oefIen GHt9eIt
befueiien fDnnen.
9ieier Brief tit Elm ppitiper 8eiucts, baR
2g6ia 6. 8infbants @egetable COMPOUND
Elm iifleres Wttttel gegen ale 6rGnenleiSett
lit. l1nb wenrt rtatt beoenft, bnk JrGulet1t
8annpns Brief ttlr elmer BON 1utberten ipls
der 9riefe III, bic mir er1nlten haber, fam
man iih nidt einen 4ugenblif Der Shat'
fade perifliefen, bak 5rau Binfbams ytea
Sisin III Der Shat ale Steie gUraiige beiitt.
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Niehm1rftca

G6tcogo, %. Dug. : Rinopie6:
9suti9e 3uFubr $500; Martt itetig
bis Zoe. nieoriger; 9reiie $3.50 big
$5.75. @6peine: 6eutige 3uTu4r
1000, mor9en 10000; Mortt erOffz
nete itetig, f8loB 15c. biz 25c. nieoriz
ger; greiie $500 bis 1913. 94afe;
6eutige 3ufubr $4,000; Murtt itetig;
9reiie: @6ofe 1925 Bis $3.50, 2amz
mer $3.50 Big $50.
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gouucfIsgIuffs, sctpa, 2 Sase,
GOutoro. R.s6., 10 5tunSta.
9tuDtr, Golorabo, "a Rage.
Sritotf, Bio, / Tag.
GalptkoR, Sera8, 2 3age 5 SfaR@a&
6arrisburq, "a, 3 stunOsu.
6artforb, Connecticut, y StuHseR-
indianapolis. 9no., l Gag.
Sadiou, WiiffIFppi, 2 Sage.
5ndionbjas. Glorioa, / Gag.
Rauius.Gito. MiFcurt, 2 SAGE.
9ittis Rod. arfaufas. / 9aa IS StHRS@@e
0ouisptas, Ru., / Eng 2 Stunoeu.
Wcmpbts, 5tuu., 1 Tag 5 stuueeH.
Mnbits, Glabama, 13aQ 3 StuHOeR.
9oriolf, @irqiHien, IL 5tuHDeH.
@eirsCrlcaus, Ga, ! 5og 10 StaRoeaa
6toot gsip=gori, 5 stunbsR.
OMAHA, Rcbrasfa, 2 Gage.
QortlaHo, maine, / GAG.
@ortlaHo, OREGON, 5 3ooe.
9btiaoeIpbsa, "a, 3 6tuuoeA
9ittsburg, IA, II Sturotu.
9rObibenrt, RS, I6 Stuu0tR.
Raldob re, 10 StauOer.
ct. 2outs, Wifouri, / 9og 6 Stuusea.
q. 0aul WtHntiota, ! Tag y 5tuuoe&
San Grdrjisco. GaL. 4 Saqt IA StuHstR&
9opefa, Rarias, . Rage.
Bottom, WoH., Is Stuupsu.
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Ser 6Iaue 0tto, DITTO,
fag' nal, mas modteit On oenn eirl@
mai tperoen? Da6rideinlid elm 81
fi3ier?" = yGtein, Elm 2aternen : Gn=
climber in elmer groBen Staotll" =
nQber, Sinh, in ben groBen 5tdoten
giebt IS ia eleftrifdes 2idt; ou hdben
bic 2aternen : 4n3inDer Ni6ts 81
thun.~ = .@ben bespegen m09t' i6
elmer iperpenl@
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NeutIoe ShIuBrcte

8 r. 9eutt92 9Qf3r3ufuhr
1892 8uI6el; aus Den gleoutoren 5uz
riifge3ogen 10,291 8uideI; glsoatoz
ren=@orratb ISL, 542 8uIdel. Der
tdufe: l 8aggOn glr. 2 peiBer gu 40,
l 8uggon gfr, 8 neiBer 81 395, 1
8ag8on 9r. 4 neiBer 3u 384.
6eutiue Shlubrdfe.