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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
MYSTERY OF A NEEDLE.

A correspondent Of the Scotsman
sends to that journal in Edinburgh,
Scotland, letter relating an unusual
experience. 1t is a well-known fact,
he remarks. that when a sharp body
like needle penetrates the skin 1t is
very difficult to find, and if left long
enough 1t may wander over the body
and ultimately appear at a most I'M
expected place. | never, however,
heard of a needle and thread being
found where it was found today-viz.,
in a hens egg! A servant girl, en-
gagged in cooking, broke an egg into
bowl, and commenced beating it with
a fork She felt something catch the
fork, and. on examining it, found to
her surprise a needle and thread.
Happening to be visiting at the house
at the time, ! was at once informed
OF the extraordinary find. and the
needle with the thread attached was
put into my hand. My first idea was
that the needle might have dropped
from the girls dress, but l was as
sured that this was not the case; and,
moreover, the needle, now in my pos
session, was quite black, this being
no doubt due to the action of the sui
phur of the yolk upon the steel of the
needle. The needle is an inch and
half long, and the thread is six
inches.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
THOUGHT SHE HAD PRACTIcED
Frenchman's Suspicious Really Some
thing of a Compliment to the
Men of America.

Claude Grahame White, the English
aviator, praised, at dinner in New
York. the good fellowship of Amer
leans
THE American woman is regarded
abroad as an angel" he said The
man is admittedly good fellow, but
an angel he is far from being
you've heard Of the Frenchman
perhaps, whose sweetheart spent the
summer in America? After her return
the poor Frenchman seemed quite
blue.
What's the matter with you? q
friend asked.
81 am worried the other muttered,
about my flancee. You see, since her
return from America she kisses So
much better than she used to-"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24

enough people to start a well-equipped
expedition. The expedition pitched its
tents at the foot of Mount Tolmus and
promptly began to dig. The result
has been Unexpectedly satisfactory.
Sardis was a new field for the ex-
plorer, and 1t was confidently expected
that interesting ruins would be UNI
earthed. but nobody thought that in
less than year the expedition would
uncover one of the largest Greek tenn
Piles ever discovered and find the re-
mains of one of the earliest civiliza-
tons hid under the sands Of Asia MI
nor. They have. too, statuettes, IN
scriptions. and so on, which may en-
able them practically to reconstruct
the age of gold-glamored Croesus and
the many centuries before and after
him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
WHAT?


Weeks-Why are you stopping'
You didn't run over that man.
Swiftly know 1t. l Just want n
see what ails the steering gear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24

Far away in Asia Minor. under the
shadow of high, sharp hill, two bro
ken columns have stood for centuries,
looking toward a little river. alone,
rising from a mass of vegetation that
covers the fallen tops Of two or three
Of their fellows. They are beautiful
Ionic columns, and they mark all that
is left of the city of the man whose
name still stands today for wealth in
acknowledgements, king of Lydia,
who ruled in Sardis. The columns
had not been disturbed for many cen
turtles. probably not since the year
IT, when suddenly 1t came into the
mind of an American to go and find
their secret. The American was Prof.
H. c. Butler of Princeton university,
the well-known archaeolOgist, and he
had little difficulty in interesting
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24

But is doesn't take long to tame .
social lion
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
RAISES SIX-INCH GERANIUM.

Richard Diener, a gardener at Col
ma, Cal, has perfected a geranium
that is six inches in diameter. which
is pronounced by experts to be one of
the most extraordinary achievements
in floral culture. Diener also has pro.
duced carnations four or five inches
in diameter by crossing them with the
prosperity" pink. He has secured
ffty-seven varieties of dahlias and is
now trying to produce a blue dahlia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
CURIOUS RELIC is FOUND.

A curious and interesting specimen
of the fine work Of a famous old
American engraver, A. w. Oyerbaugh,
has just come to light in little Staten
island town. The relic is an ancient
gold dollar in the center of which, in
circle one-sixth of an inch in diam
eter, Overbaugh engraved the Lords
Prayer. The inscription cannot be
read with the naked eye, but is per
fectly distinct with the aid of glasses.
At the bottom of the circle Overbaugh
added his name. The engraving was
done on a wager.
The coin will go to one Of the New
York museums
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
NOT INTENDED THAT WAY

In the outskirts of Peekskill. n. Y,
is a small chapel with the unique
name Gates of Heaven" A sign
bearing the name is on the front OF
the building.
When the pastor went on his va
cation another sign was placed under
the first Here is what the passerby
read:
.............'
Gates of Heaven
Closed for the Summer Months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
CHILD BORN WITH ONE ARM

child has been born at Willesden,
Eng, with the left arm missing from
a few inches below the shoulder. AS
having bearing on the occurrence it is
stated that some months ago the
mother was motoring when an acct
dent occurred, the motor coming into
collision with another vehicle. The
Imotor-car drivers left arm was so
badly crushed in the collision that 1t
had to be amputated almost inmedi-
Iately.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24
SICK, SOUR, UPSET STOMACH
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn or Dys.
pepsia Relieved Five Minutes After
Taking a Little Diapepsln.

Here is harmless preparation
which surely will digest anything you
eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out
of-order stomach within five minutes.
II your meals don't At comfortably,
or what you eat lies like lump Of lead
in your stomach, or If you have heart
burn. that is sign of Indigestion.
Get from your Pharmacist a 5O-cent
case Of Pape's Diapepsin and take
dose just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings, no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or
heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or
Intestinal gripping. This will all CO.
and, besides, there will be no sour food
left over in the stomach to poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because 1t
takes hold of your food and digests 1t
just the same as II your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief IN five minutes from all stom.
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store here in town.
These large 50-cent cases Of Pape's
Diapepsin contain more than sufficient
to thoroughly cure almost any case Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Gastritis or
any other stomach disorder.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24

For almost everybody, the course Of
life is fixed by inexorable necessities.
Not one in a thousand is free to
choose the life he would care for
Dickinson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-11-24

The remarkable natural saucepan
pictured herewith is known as the
Fish Hot-Pot Spring and is situated
in Yellowstone Lake, in the middle of
a tiny island on which the angler is
standing The island is really the top
of the cone of a submerged geyser of
natural hot water. Fish caught from
the lake are cooked Immediately in
this strange hot spring.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-19


qranuloteo 5.s5t. eoufettioners ~" 5.65t,
or ~" 5.35-5.6Oc. psiber ertra ..g"
5.2o-5 Box, ertrd &c" 5.l0--5. .l5t, ovotHds
rer sslber 5.00-5. .05s
Wclaiies III itetia. Rem CrIeans CpeH
asttle 35-40e, Centrifugal 2S--35e per
Gaucne.
Rets.-Wdrtt siemlid5 Iebbaft unb ftstia.
seuiiiana. Santp Seab s-S11e, prima 4 u
-5hc, orotusrer 311.-4Hs Sapan 3 -
4s per gfuuo.
Iairns grosutte.
Butter.-Rar,trub uno grsiis itetie.
GaRfp Greamerp 331se, Grsamerp firits Doe.
DO. seconds 27e, iaHcp IairD 23s, 30.
2D1zs per 8funo.
adIs. - Rartt itetis. Cbio Hat IKE.
Rcreweiilif)er iT11-lsc, Rem Iort lSL1c.
Snpeiser 20-2Ic, aimburser lie, Bird
l71ae per gfuno.
Gier. Ratiraae aut. 4reiis
fteiis. 4rima friide Slhnereier l91Ss.
ftrits l9c, annere ls1Sr. ieeenbs 1916 per
Tso.. ie mad Eualitdt. GdHieeter zoe,
GnteHeter 29c per Tneeuo.
Gefiaael. Rartt feft. beienbers
fir Spriuaers. 9unae Sibner Is -
20t, Sasner 1875. 5dhne l0Le, gmt
bahner l9-2is. gu1s l2s, junae Gnten II
-lse. aIte gHien Ise, GdHle 7-se pei
BiuHo.
Cbf unS Gemais.
aepfeL Grira ianep $500, faner
81 $500 quite s. 25--3 so per B6l.
eitrouen. - Rarf. ftettg. California
90 $3.50. 20 per aiise.
Eransen.-Tartt rubis uno itetis. -
California RapeIs S275 - 800, Iloriec
81 .25-2.5) per Rite.
&arteffeIn. eiHbeiriiid1e 5o--55e
| Ridiedn 45-50c per gu. uno sl.75--2.U
per 8hi atf benz gsleiie. SitbfartoheIn
G1te 5eriep s3.oo-3.25. aentadp 800
2.25 per Dbl.
Rr aut.-Rarst ieit. Gtnbeinii&es 81. 2:
-2.50 per Dbl. uno Ri4isau s.7.0o :
30 90 per Ton.
| gpiebeIn. - GeIbe Globes 30 S.,
/ per Su., peibe 50--S5c per 5u.
/ GarotteR. - sSunge 35--iOe DER Tso.
tomatoes. ~ 6iorioa S3.0o--3.50 pc.
Crate.
aenes grosuste.
Sobnen. - Hlarst iietis. Grinia Msar
rpwfaft g. 75--2 s5, seiiebie uno BEL Sans
eepan6is aapa 81 .e0--2.s0 per gu.
Neu. @artt rubig. go. I Iimotb,
$500 1925, go. DO. $3.50 =
linn. go. o DO. $500 - 1926 aIee
semiitter 9o. l sl7.00 - 1850. Ro.
6o. sIo.o0 - 1850 alee, SO. si6.,0--
I7D0. Ro. 2 $l5.oo-l6.0o. alfalfa $3.50
per Ton.
RabIenfutter iit fslt. sI.s s24.5i
--25 .25, MieotiHg erobe SIS y00-26.0 90, DO
| fesnes S26.50 - 27.50. eemijttes 1ntfe,
| 425 5.5O--26. so per Tcnns In Butt unp 81 .0l
] nsbr aui Dsm gsleiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-19
Cincinnati, 10. RGr;


Ter rhtoHuB ift uberaQ i'm 5aqeu be-
oriITeu. Bei hieiioer Staot bate eer'elbe
aeiteru abeno eiuen 8aiieritaaO pou 2l.5
6ub.
9isfoIaenben Tepsihen itno pabreuo oes
seitriseu Ea8es bier eiasetroTsu:
gittsburg, IA. Der 6luB bat einsH
naIeritaap pom 90 SUP unp fdat.
@beeIiHg. 80. ga. Der 5Iu5 Sat els
neu g9aiieritano non go 6ab uno idut.
garters6urg, D. ga. Der 5EuB bat
sinsu Bafsritano pOH l02 SUB uno iaut.
9anapha. salts. Ter SIub bat ct.
men g9aiieritano poH 81 6ub uno faat.
Gharleftor, B. ga. Der SIub bat ets
nsn Baiieritano ron 7.3 uno fGut.
gIeaient, g. pa. Der StuB bat
eineu @Giicritaro uon ll.6 SUB uuo tout.
Gattlettsburs, au. Der TIub bat
sinen BaFeritans pom l6.0 5uB uuo 'aat.
9ortsmouth. .. Ter S!uB BAT staen
Daberiiano pon l7.6 5ub uHo iaas.
qoutspilIe. Rp. Der Gtu5 bat sineu
Daberitauo pou 9.3 SUB uuo faat.
epausptlle, Suo. Der SIus Bat ct.
uen Dufieritanb pon 277 TgB uno fdat.
Cairo, aus. Ter SIus bat etnea 8ai'
Ierftcuo pou 40.5 5uB uRo fdat.
Rempbis, Tenn. Ter Slus bat stueu
DaiIeritano pen 33.l Sab uuo Itetgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-19
Smldnoiibe Nahrihten.

-Qus RetpYort miro unterm
II. big. Mts. geIbrieben: Cine iol6'
rieiige Wenitenmsuae ME peitern lat
Guis Sslaro isit Sobren nidt betsrs
bergt, uno isoer 8ipieI oes SebduOes
aompterss auf Der JnIel Der Soft
nunaslpiieteit fpar nit WsuIteu ii6ers
fiilt. geionbers aber bic Setentionss
rdune, oie ron 100 perIonen bep0le
tert iparen, 10 saB bic geomten nibt
mebr uuBten, no lie Die 5in5utommens
rn uuterbrinseu loIIten. llno es p1s
rsn ibrer gar 9ieIe, Die i'm 9erlauf oes
Cages Die griahrurg muhten, odB
NIT Der einfpanoerunes geboree niht
gut airifgn sfen 1T. SotpohI aaiuz
tens oIs aud .3tpiibensdss BaHaaIere
ipurber in bic Snquiiitionsrdume see
ititt, bic am moraen 720 nfhtpers
borte GiNtporherer bsberberstsn. Bon
ben aeitern n1d) Glis Sslano gebrad~
ten Ginlparoerern tpuroe cine Itdttiihe
Qu3obI Der Snquiii.ion iibertpleien.
u7tsr oiefen befanoen iia pisIe qaiIdz
giere Der 3tpeiten &ailis Dor benDams
pftrn .Rpnoom" uno r9a 9ascogne"
bod puroen audi 4aiIitgns9 9aHasitre
pom anosren Dampfern sum Spe3ials
9srb0r nod Der SHisl ssbraht. Sm
Safen befaHoeH I'D, geftern z 0ams
pier, peren asaHaeieS fiir Gais sSsIano
reif tpGren. uno einige Dompfer tra=
ZEN I'm aaafe bes Cages elm, oeren9aIs
iagiere bute on bic Aeihe tommen. am
Wprgsn befnnben iih i'm 5ofen:. .Rpns
ban@ nit 1I25 3nifhsuoeds@ 8ufaz
eiersn, ga @osrosrs" nit s54,
yaronprinstiIin Gesilis" 600. ~girma"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-19

QGbeeler bate 5rl. Sughes i'm Sabre
1908 teHnen qelernt Huo fi6 iiber pte
Obren in fie perliebt, pesbdIb er ite
nit GeIhenten ii6erihiittee uno ibr
auh, pie er iagte, nah unD ndh $93
in gdar lieb. Dies bate ndtiirlid]
5ur 1olge, oaB bic iunge Dame cine
INNER beftigere 3unetgung gu Bheeler
fdBte, uber gang gren3enIos purbe otes
ielbe, ais er ibr cine prdhtige, number
bar bIiBenbe 0iumantsaette UNI ben
tpeiBen Sols ihIaHg. 8as gLdn5enee
ShmudItuf mar tbr gdn3er Stol8,
unO feinen Quqenblid bermohte fIe ft1
babDn 3u trennen. 2lber Die 3dtaitrps
pfc ioQte baLb tommen; bon tpetbIlher
g}euqier geFoItert, begab iih glt8dbeth
eines 3Qqe5 3u Sbrepe &c &c., nm ben
Dertb Der prGhtiqeu aette abihGsen
gu lafen; aber srtiebt iunt lie duf et'
nen qlidliherDetie binter tbr itebenoen
Stu6l nieoer, dls Der glert thr NIT
biirren @orter erflGrts, bag tie pds
Sfmutitit in etnem Qaoen nit fal'
fhen 0iumunten fir pent9e Gents
fuuTen t0nne, e8 lei aber audi ntht
unm0qIi6, bab es einem 5 Gents
gadet .gopcorn" dts grets betgeIegeH
babe. Ranbem 5rL. Sugbe8 ith DON
i6rer ueberraI6ung pieoer erbolt bate,
gina fie ihrurItrats nah Sauie 5u'
rid, Inn GbnurD nift 81 perpanen,
uno al8 er fam, CAB es cine Iebbdfte
2tuseinunoerieBurg. bic bumtt enoete,
odB Der 2iebbdber gebroheneu 6er3enS
bon odnnen pantts. Grit nab Bo6en
cr6olte er fit pteber pou oieiem
S6lag, uHo nun bat er iih, tim ples
Der 3u ieinem 8etbe gu tommen, on BEN
8doi oetpauot. uber oieisr iugte, boB
er ii9 ben GFaa crit reiflih iiberlegeH
muTe, sbs er cine guti4etoung fdueH
t0nne.
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eaaes gineinnaHer olfsblatt, gamfas 10. adrs 1910
Merihfehen.a

Dele. Marft rnbig uno Ieit. 2etn6l
robes Tie, sefohtes 7sc per Gallone in Bars
item pom IA Dbl. Grtra Diuter Geit
2aro5l gre per @alIoues gpIton Seeo
Gel robes "a - soc, raifintrtes $3.50
gaIone. 1erpentin 67c, Betroleum, 8ers
lection Zoe, Ohio, Geutudp uno Snbiana
6sxc per @alone. GropR Gaioltn l5c,
Wapbta 12c per 8alcne.
Safs. - Der gtartt 1T rubig. Ohio
AtDer 95e-&1 90 per B6I pom 23O gfo.
9aIq lit ftetig. 9rima gitg 7II--7>sc,
DO. Gonntrp 7--711Sc per 8funo.
aobIe .-Dinrft rubiG. gouebioobenp
$3.50, Rub uno Glad $500 - 2.25,
&amapha Gtaftoblen 50. .25-3.5O, 8luB uno
clad sl.s0-2.25 per Tonne abgeLiefert
Ran6lolc GtadfobIen 800, antbractte
s7.25-7.50 per Tonne abQeIiefert. Goie
tcften ll--l2e per Bn. Gbseliefert.
amereien.-Tarft itetia. GIeeidns
men 81. .O0-6.50 quf benz 9eLeiie unb 81 90
7.75 per Bu. POM Store. Iimotbp 81 40
| So auf oem 9eleiie uno Sl.6e-2.OO per
Bu. pom Strre. Buhmei5eR Fl 90, 5labs
iaameu S2 90 per Bu.
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Mmstpdrtise mdrftee
Yem morF. 18. Hldra.

mebI. 49, 2ufubr 16 600 gbIs., 9erianbt
6.3fs gbls. gedrtt rubtd, Radfrdqe itetia.
Gprtuo Batent s. -50-5.SO 8inter 5truiabts
&. .35-5 As, Rinter Bateuts s5.50-6.OO,
gprinG clears s4.50--.s5, 5gtHter Grtras
no. / 4.sO-4 so, Rp. z DO. $4.40-4. .5j,
adnias ftraiabtS S5.00-5,20.
Roaaenmebl 1T ftctta. ;Jatr BIS eus
tes $43o-4.45, Goite bis ianep $3.50
4.65.
mebl upmiHea au 500
--205 per 100 gfuno.
Raismehl if ftettg. Teines peibss
uso seIbes sl45-1.5o, grobss $l.35-l.40,
gitnbrieo $40.
apggen III rnbis. go. 2 Neitern 901lc
I. o. B. Neru glors.
Gerlte lit nonrtnsn. glaE5esrite $3.50
C. |. T. uHo neue 6utterger'ts oS-To14e c. /.
(. Rem gorf.
Wets.n.-2 2ufubr 5000 gu., ger'anbt
5000 gu. Jsertt pillig. Ro. 2rotber % u
-l26c i'm GIepator uno 1855 nomtueu
fob. idwtmmenb; Ro. gortberu TuIutb
nno Ro. barter ginter l251lc I. o. B.,
ihwimneno.
BeIi1toru. 9ufu6r ia ,375. Bers
ianbt - 8u gsarft itettg. Ao. z 65s4c
f. o. b. idamimmeHo.
Safer. - 3nfubr - ,27j 8u, 8sriaHot
- gu. Rarft ftstis. gsntii6tsr rs bis
81 gfuuo inuer, nouiHsa; wetser 70 bis 81
BfiIrn id1mer, 49--5lc; beid}rittener DO.
"a bis az gfuno idner 5O1s.-53c.
nea iit feit. Ro. Il5-ll7Ic, 30. z
| II0-ll5e, Ro. 3 105--Il0c.
Sopfen if ffetia. Gtats 1909, orotnGrsr
Bic dolce 2f--32c; 1905. protnarer bis Dolce
l5--lsc; 4aeific Coat 1909, lS-23ei 1909
| l3-ISs.
| Sdute ftue ieit. Central lmerico 22
-221.c, sosota 2lhs-22He.
9sber III len. aeiO 2S-29c.
g9oL le 1T itetig. SIseee 34-3Tc.
Bort III fcft. Ganrilp S27 90 - q 80
| ibort clear s2e .o0--2s. ~, Res S27.0.
Beef 1T feiter. Sarttlp Sl9.O0-l9. so
Tes sl4.50-15.O0. BesfsSaiuieH s24.ot
-26.00 gerpaft $i2OO-l2.50, City ertrc
Srota RsB Sci .00--l3.00.
6utReats fino felt. 8ep6seIte Bel
lies Ii - lie, DO. ShaIteru ga - 6Ac
DO. Shiu,en l5L1-l6e.
51maIs lit fen. Ribbf. Deft prime
lsl4.75--l4. s.; rafFiHtrtes III 'eit. Cont
uent Sl4.S0. 2. u. $l5.45, COMPOUND II
I-l01c.
Tais iit felt. grima Git9 71.e. Gountri
6a-714e.
mwoItiaameu Del lit ieit -
grimd robes 81. 40-6.53, prima Somme
eeIbes S7.42-7.45
getroTeumi iit ftetis. aaffinirtes Rer
Dort $3.50. gbilaoeIpeia uno SaIttmor
81 80, DO. TN Suit $40.
oars III itetig. Straineo, sewo5uEiae.
bis autss s4.50-4.60.
Terpentin III 'tstis su 64s.
Reis lit itetia. Giubetmiiaer 21<-6Ic
9atma 5I1s-6i%c.
goIaiss III ftstig. Rem Orleans Cps,
RettIe. gutter bis dolce, 32--i2c.
3u6er. - Aoher iit ftetia. Ruseapob
SO Ieit 3.s6c, Centrifugal So 1eit 436c
ysoIaHsss sm6er - Ie't 3.si. 8afHniIter II
itstig. Cut 2oaf COS. Gruibeo $3.50
glouIo ~" 56Oc, Cubes $500, Rom
eerse 540c, Gjranuiites 525e, Ttamou
n" 5.l5, Gouiectiouers ~" 5.05c; 70
800, Ro. 2 4 .95c, 5lo. 8 4.S5, Ro.4 4S5c
Ro. 8 4.6Oc, Ro. 8 475c, Ro. 747Oe, 10
ss4.65c, Ro. 9 4.6Oc, no. 10 4.55c. 20. /
4.50c, Ro. l2 4.45e, 30. 10 4.40c, 30. /
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GRteaga ls. Idrs

RebI.- Ter Tlartt war itetig. g9inter
gatenis s. .30-5.7O, 9traigbtS s.. l0-5.4O,
Sprind 9eterts 81 .65-i 50, Straisbts 81 50
--5o5. Sniers S3.05-5.s0.
&eiseu. - Slr glai ll2L-ll2I.c,
am Salub II214e; fur gull 6ss-l07Ic.
an ed,gus 1855; fur 5eptember l0i1s
--l0jc, am s6lub l041<e.
DeIidltoru. Eiir Rai 81 - 63c,
am Sblus 621.e; fir SHli 64sx.-651.e, am
eAlub 6is.c; iir september 6511&.-65TTsc, 6,
Sa9sr. sar @ai 4s5-44a.e, an.
sdlub 1915; fur SUIT 4Is.-421,c. c. am
s6lub 4lssc; FUR sspteuber 5s1s-39T.c,
Roaaen.-Ro. 2 7s--soc.
@erite. - guts 5utserserfte 81 -- soc,
quite bio Dolce RaIsserite 63--69c.
SIahs hsiaamen. Ro. 2. ID. 2l4c.
ao. y. g9. 224r.
Etmotbpiaamen.-$3.50 80 per gentn.r.
Alee iadm eR.-sli.75 per Gentner.
Resport. - $500 - 26.25 per Obi.
ss5.a5; VS. I iar Suli ss5.7s !. as $3.50. am
Shius $3.50; iar September SIS. 40
u. .621s, am ealuB $3.50.
S1mals. -slas2h per 100 9fune.
jas NaI @Ao.oo iT.iOs oA ~4iu5
SI4.l0; fir Su.i S13.75 1890, am
Sdtus $3.50; FUR September sl3.721-
1875, am ShIub sl3.82L.
Sbort AtpperfetteH.-2o sl3.l2I1
- 1880 per loo BIO. CUR Nai Sl3.47A
--i3.55, am SdlaB Sl3.5211 fur SgIi
$l3.27112-l3,37hs aH Stlus $l3.321s; fiir
Septembsr sI3.20 - 1890, am ShluE
sl5.27L.
Shultsrn.--5 Snort flare SsitsH, per.
paas, Si4 Ol-l4.25.
Battsr.-Rarft itetis. Greanserp 26--
Sic, Iairu 22-27c.
Gier. Nartt feft. 5rii6e 2l - 22C
per Taseno.
adis. - Rar,t fietis. Cream l51.--
letze per Qfnno.
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eelS Ion cGH" mar rpiiItg su 2ssl-3S.
qrima Gei1dftspapiere wuroen Su ~
5% bisfontirt.
sterltna Grdanse III ftstis. -
siht ~ s4.s7 mHs 60 Gage Sidt sa
"a 3L--4.s3S.
Buuoess CbItsationsn waren ites
tia unb puroeu ipie foI9t quutirt
Der. siaatea Eefunoins 2% 1909 seb.,
~ reailtrtrts (lg25) ll4A - his, eoir'
pousIi4A--ll514. 80 rssiitrirte l02114--
los. Coupons l014-1O3, ganama GOas
pons 2@ l001,Ss-lUI.
aftteumarft.--Ser Narft mar bette
aIeido uon Der Groiinurg al tart nno uers
blieb 10 nit nur tursen nnterbre4uEser bis
,uns sdluB. 2ie etisubahns aftlen poren
fononaebenc. Tie Sn!ubnoiirunsen tans
ben tn ben meiitsn 5dusH aber oenen ron
seitern.
Wa6itebense aurit purben pon oerUirma
srrpin, Baliman &c., 80. 22o--2o9 aaal'
nut StraBs. bfrtHtei;
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Ntubuieh. 49, Die 3ufubr mar beute
nur mdBio, Die Nahfrage etue CUTE nno ote
8reiie itGrf uno etwos bober. - Ni!htAbe
S6pere stiere bradtsu s6.75 -7.75,
ertra $500, DOZEN $500 - 6.25,
Tletiheriorten, ertrG $3.50 - 6.8j, CUTE
bis auserleIens $5.75-6.50, orptnare bis
quite S425-5.50; 5eiiers, ertra $3.50,
Gute bis auserIeiene $5.75-6.50. orotndre
bis eate s. .50-5 so; aGbe, ertru SID
600, quite bis auserIeiene $685. So, ors
bindre bis quite 1926 90; Gamers S2.75
--3.75, Stoders uno seebers 1885,. 10.
BulLen. - Ger Narft mar beute rlbtg,
Die 3ufubr seuaseuo uuo bic 9retie etluas
nieortger.
Taaqsre unb Ieiate $3.5o-.95, Bologna
81 80 - 5.35, ertra $3.50, fette Buaen
$550-5.75.
adIber. - Sci siemlid groBer 3ufuhr
mar Der Wdrtt beute wtlIt9er uno bic @'ret'e
fielen nm 25c per 100 Bfuuo.
Croindre uno groBe S5.50-9.25, 1atr bis
quite leiGie S7.75-9.5 sc, ertra 1916.
9dI6er in ben 8ommiiitouss9du -
Tancu &c, prima bis GuserLeiene -
SIC, orotrdre 5-7c.
56weine. - aud beute mar Die GU
iubr gering uno bic greiIe itlegen I'M o.
lOe per 100 Bfnno. 8erionotiorteu ftle9er
nm l5c uno quite fette ferteL I'm 25c.
Cute bis auserIeiene 8erpaduuaSs NH
TIeiidaeriorten SO 090-l0.95, genititte Der
pafuroSiorten $40. O.7O-l0.9O, oroindre biz
auserIeieue ihuere fette Gdue S7.75 -
1870, Grtra Sl0.40, Stags S7.OO-9.75
I.i6te 8erianbiorten SO .30-l0.75. 5Serte
Don 10 Mo. uno peniger S7.50-lO25.
G Sdafe uuo 2Gmmer.-T Die 3uTub,
mar nur mdSia, bic Ra6irage gertug UNI
bic grsiie fir 5haTe itetig, &drumer obet
Nelen um 25c.
S6afe. Grtrd 1915, CUTE bis
duSerleiene S6 25-6.65 oroindre bis 8at'
| $3. .75-6.OO. SdhrIinee 81 00-S.O0.
| 2irrer. - Grtra 1886, CUTE bis aus
| erle'ene 1925 - 9.7J. oroiuGre bis gut!
| IS $500, qei4oreue S8.50--9.25.