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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
COMET HEAD SEEN
FOR A HALF HOUR
Distinguished from theStars
by Hazy Aspect.

Those who knew what to expect and
from several points about Washington
last night.
II was first discerned by accustomed
and practiced eyes at s O'Clock which
fact furnishes a guide as 20 the time
favorable fer a first view tonight Thirty
minutes later it sank. IN the course OF
its regular motion, too far behind the
bank of streaked vapor near the horizon
10 be further visible Several times in
the half hour Of its appearance it was
hidden by clouds on the edge Of what
ward from Washington
Five Degrees Disccrned.
It could be distinguished from the stars
by its broadened or hazy aspect. The
proximity Of a fixed star appearing as a
twinkling. definite point through the same
medium, gave evidence that the object
was the comets head. Five degrees in
angular length Of the tail could be faint
ly dircerned.
However. this first evening view was
not one which would attract the at
tenton of other observers than those on
the outlook. Aside from the cloudiness
10 the northwest and along the western
horizon. the sky, even where clear"
was decidedly thick.
SO much of the tail detected last night
indicated a more decided flare or spread
than as seen in the early morning a
week ago The waterline plan Of lhe
PROV OF an ordinary. broad beam row
boat would with fair exactness. repre-
sent the outline OF the tail. near the
nucleus
Sky Position Tonight
Since the setting time of the comet
nucleus tonight will be two hours and
fOrty-fve minutes after sunset at s
O'Clock the sky position Of the nucleus
should be about one-third Of the distance
10 the meridialan line from its setting
point just north Of west on the horizon.
measured along the sky path In which
the sun. moon. and planets move west
ward. The tail Of the comet extends
back or eastward from the hazy-star-
like nucleus along this line or path,
which lies in the plane Of the elliptic.
The most certain observations Of the
comet about Washington last night were
made fro mthe river steamers and from
the several heights"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
BODY OFREID GIRL HOME.
Arrives from Naples. Where Death
Is StiH Mystery.

New York, May 21.-The body Of Miss
Estelle Reid. the American woman.
who was found dead on April % last,
on the beach at Naples. Italy and the
cause OF whose death remains a mys-
terry. was brought here by the steamer
Barbarossa, which arrived to-day from
that port. The body will be taken in
charge by Mrs. Bertha Reid Wells. OF
Riverside Drive, a sister Of the dead
woman.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
IA TOILETTE FOES ACTIVE.
viii Hold Convention June \ n
Make Platform.

Milwaukee, May 2l-Anti-La Toilette
Republicans Of Wisconsin will meet in a
platform convention in the Auditorium in
Milwaukee on June s. Representatives OF
each county will be named at county con-
ferences TO be held on June to act as
delegates TO the convention. which will
consider the advisabllty Of suggesting
candidates for State Offices. This was
the result Of the secret conference OF q
score Of anu-La Toilette leaders TODAY.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
MANY TREASURY
CLERKS WILL co.
Office Routine Sjmplitied by
Accounting Devices.
SAD SCENES ENACTED
Order Causes Day Of Tragedy in
Sixth Auditors Office.

Men and Women Who Have Served
Uncle sam for Twenty-Five TO
Forty Years Told They Can No
Longer Hold Their own with Mod
ern Machines-StronE object Les
son for Retirement system.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
EIGHT THOUSAND
SING ON CAPITOL
PLAZA UNTIL DUSK
Unite Voices in Praising
Hymns of Christianity.
OFFICIALDOM AT SCENE
S. S. Convention Officers and
Foreign DignitarieS Present.

For Two Kours Crowd Sways TO
Rhythm of Thrilling Bursts of du-
sic-Convention Hall Again Filled
10 Overlooking In Morning for
Prayers, Addresses, and Songs.
Visiting Clersymcn Hold Meeting.
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s1.25-BuItImore and Return.

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days, except Royal Linn
tied
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

Doors 11$ Inches Thick, $3.50 ApIece.
Franz Libbey & Co.. 9th & n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

Pretty MpnteIs for $500 Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th & n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

S1.2S TO Baltimore and Return
To-day via Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

MOldinEs. NO. 1, for I Cent n Foot.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. ave,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

Pair of No. 1 Blinds for sI.Z5
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th & n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

Whole Windows Glazed for SI.25.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22

Real Art in Floral Work.
blackstone designs excel, 14th and II
Front Doors Glazed, S4-OO Apiece,
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & n. Y. ave
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
Memorial Day Excursion 10 Gettysburg,
Pen Mnr. AND keedvsNiiIe

Baltimore x Ohio p r.. leaving Unio{
Station NI.50 a. H., May 80 returni
same dam Gettysburg and Pen Mar. 81
and KeeA-Svile 81 80. for the round ~
CoIOniRl CoIrmns, So %
Frank L4bbex1 -
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
HERMIT'S MILLIONS
LEFT TO PRINCETON
Estate of Isaac c. Wyman
for Alma Mater.
SLIGHT PROVISION FOR KIN
Lasting Memorial To BE Used by
College Trustees 20 maintain, De-
veIop. or Assist in Any Way that
VIII Increase the Power and Use-
fuIness OF the University"

Salem. Mass. May I.-Princet0n Uni
versity is the beneficiary 10 the extent Of
several millions by the viii Of Isaac G.
Wyman who died az his home on Lafsy-
cite street this city, on Wednesday. Es-
Inmates OF the value Of the estate are
from 100000 to S3aoo.ot1.
Practically the entire estate OF the aged
reclusC. who was graduated from Prince
ton i'm 1S4S. is left as a memorial OF his
lasting affection" for his alma mater 10
the Graduate School Of Princeton Univer-
sity to be Vsed in whole or IN part as the
trustees direct, TO maintain. develop, or
assist In any way that viii increase the
power and usefulness OF the university"
The viii was filed Tor probate here to-
day. John " Raymond OF this city.
and Prof Andrew West. dean Of the
graduate school Of the school are named
as trustees Most OF the property con-
sists Of real estate. scattered all over
the country. About tw0-th.rds OF the
valuable shore property IN NIarblehead
stands In his name.
Owned Vast stocks.
Doubtless when the inventory is made
the public will learn OF giIt-edce stocks
which Mr.. Wyman is thought 20 have
owned. because early he began picking
up good dividend paving securities. one
Of his ventures was IN Suez Canal stock.
The trustees have almost absolute con-
tro' in the disposition OF tho property
Mrs. Susan B. Dickinson, OF Marble
head. niece and the only surviving
relative Of Mr.. Wymau. is 70 have the
income from a sum OF money the amount
of which is 20 be fixed by the trustees
and the Probate Court judges during
her life, and AT her death this fund re-
vertS 70 the TesidUary estate
Mr.. Wymau also directs that q chanel
he erected as a memorial 20 his parents
on the lat where they are buried OF upon
land adjacent thereto The testator Gi-
rects that this structure be large enough
10 hold 'neighborinE meetings or Sunday
school classes iu."
The sum of $500 is left 20 Mr.. wy
mans housekeeper. and there are minor
bequests amounting 10 $500. the residue
being left 10 the Princeton Graduate
School
Mr.. Wymaus granlfather. John Wv
man. is said 10 have Impoverished him
self 10y giving George Washington $4,000
to-feed the troops OF the Continental
army early in 1876. He was descended
from the Wymans who came from Hart
ford. England. seven miles from the an
cestraI seat Of the Washingtons
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-22
Great Building SanctiGed.

some Of my good friends say I can't
stay away from Sunday school even al
my age" he said, "and that is perfectly
true. We have watched the Sunday
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9as 0ebeimnif Der @iinidels
rutbe.

Die ieit benz Nittsldlter auftretenbe
gsbuupturg, bab beionoers perdnlagte
2eute mitteis elmer bol5srnsH ooer me-
tallensn Rutbe unterirbi'he WaHers
Idufe, grslaser uIn. dn5u9eben oers
modten, bat naa oem 9orgeben oes
pieIgenaInten 9errn p. llsIar audi in
gonrn piel Don Ii6 reoen gemaht uno
Die gerpaltuneeu YtiirheHs uno an
oersr Stdote gu 5ablreihen 0eriuden
beranIabt. lin no mDsIi4 etpas mebr
GIarbeit in bGs buntls Gebiet gu brinz
gen, perdnitaltete Der gplntehniIde
8erein in Wiintsn fir ben q. Mdr3
cine beinnosre WInIdetrutben 81.
suna peIher auBer benz SbronfoIger
grin5en 2uofpig audi 9ertreter her
Staatsregierung beiipobntsn. Rsfe=
rent mar elm als erfabreuer uno err
TcIsrei6er RutbeHsGnSsr pielgenanu>
ter prattiifer 4rSt, Or. Bon, elm 9rus
Der nss betannteu Miinbener aunitz
biitoriters. 4ls Rutbe tanH irgeno elm
,3tpeie, elei9piel pb bon Weibe, Sdielz
ftduoe ober anberem 8ui1pert, bic
nen. Meiitens pertpenoet man aber in
neuerer 3eit metallens Rutben, bic in
ibrer 5orm .inem eeidrisbenen oeut>
I4eu NIT fart psrldngerter aufaussz
unb gnblinie eleihen. Die betoen
Gnben tpsrben nit je elmer Sunb umz
faBt, nGbrsno bic Shieife ua4 unten,
nab oben ober feittpdrts ben be5eih~
nsuo,n ausfhlas giebt. Or. 8ol,
Der feline sisenurtise gesabung i'm 28.
2ebsnsiobre entosdt bat, seiste Rue
then BON alien bisbsr beunsten Jors
men. bSl3srne unb mstallsns. empfinbs
Iide uno blob Ihfpaa rsasiersrbe. Gr
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Tlakberibt.
ctuuatt, 9. apriL


Der CbioEub 1T iberaa I'M SaQsu be-
orifTen, uur bel 9artersburG uuo 0uRttues
ton ftetst berieI6e. Bel hiefieer Stdot bate
oer'elbe aeftern AbeHo etueu 2Saneritano
uon 1913 GUS.
Iiefolsenben Oepei1en itnb udbreno oes
s.'triaeR Iases bier einsetroHeH:
gittsburs. Bd. Der Slus bat etnsu
DaFieritano pom 2.8 5ub uno iaat.
gDheeIins. u. ga. Der 5Ius Bat cts
nen BaferftaHo non ST Jus uuo Iteigt.
garfers5ura B. 8a. Der JIub ga.
sin.n BaNerifauo pou rs 5us uno fteigt.
aarapba, SaIEs. Ger 5IuS bat els
ueu Daiieritaae pou 2.5 5us uno fdHt.
G5arLefton, B. ia. Der Flus bat ct.
nen Baheritauo Don 7.3 uRo fdat.
st. 9t.aient. B. 90. Ter 5Ius Sat
sinen DaHsritano BON 81 5us uHo fdat.
Gatttettsburq. 9u. Der IIus bat
.insu DaHer'tauo pon rs GUS uno iteist.
gortsmouth. .. Der SIus BAT stHsa
Doseritano pon 90 gus uno idat.
9ouisuiIle, 2p. Der 5Ius bat etnen
@aberftanb pon 81 5us uno idut.
eparsuiEIe. 5no. Der SIub hat ct,
nsn @aferitano Don lo.l Jus uns fdat.
Gairo, 5rs. Der 5Ius bat eiuen Dai.
ierffono uon 2l.3 5ub uuo fdqt.
R.mpbis, Tsnu Der 5Ius bate eiusn
Dafisrftano pon 1876 5uB uHo idQt.
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4aaIiats Cneinnatier oIssbta 9Attaa D: epril 1910

9inbpteb. - Die 8afubr tpar be,ite
stemtid1 srOb, BITE qa4frase stns e,lte NM
bic gretie ftetig BITS etrpas nteortger. -
RiIdflbe ftnb rlbis an6 iaairt ftetts.
S4were Sttere brahten $3.50 - 800,
ertra $40 - S.25, D6ien $500 -
800, sStsii6erittere, egtra 81 .26-7. 30. CUTE
bic aiiserIeiene S6.50-7.l5, orbtndre pig
eates4 .o0-6.25; Sellers, ertra $7 7.lo-S7 20,
CUTE bts auserleiene $6.25--7.O0. orotnare
Bic quite s3.50-6.00; albe, egtra 20. 30
800, quite bis auserIeiene $5 .25-5.7b, orot:
ndre bis quite $2.75-5.0O; Ganners $40
$50, Stcfers uub 5eeosrs $S.o0--5.@o,
ertra $6.35-6.60.
8uIlen. - Die 8ufubr mar nur ntdbt9,
Ratfrage gut uno oie Bret'e itettg.
Wa9ere unb Iet6te $3.25-4.35, Bologna
81 4.50-5.35, estra s. $3.50. tette $5.5C
500.
aaIbsr. Iie 3ufubr mar beute be-
oeuteno gr6Ber uno Die Rretle ttelen oes'
balb um 50c-S1 90 per 100 BfuHo.
Erbindre uno grobe S4.50-7.0O, fair bts
quite let9te $7.00-9.0O, eTtra S9.2o -
$50.
adIber in ben aommiiIionss 5duiern. -
5ancp 9Lc, prtma bis auserleieRe -
SC, orbindre 5-7c.
. 6metne. -- BeI 5temIlD grobsr Su;
iubr uno gutter sadfra9e mar Der DEnrti
beHte itetie. Sei6te 8erianotiorten UNI
5erteI blieben unuerdnoert.
Cute bis aaserIeiene BerpafunaSs unc
Tleii6eriorten 10.65-107 20, geniihte Der
padunosicrten Sl0.45-lo.65, oroindre biz
aus.rIe'ene i6uere fette Sdue 1915 -
1925. Grtro 5000, Stass $6.75-s.5O
Ieidte gerianoiorten s9.S5-lO.40, Jertel
pom ITO gfo. uno rperigsr S7.25-9.80.
S6af. uno 2dmmer. Die 3uTub-
pou Sdlaien uno GGmmeru nat cine sutt
uno Die Bretie itetis bis tart.
Shafe. - Grtra $6.85-7.00, quite bta
auserleiers s. 25-6.75, oroindre bis quite
So. $500, eeidoreue $5.50-6.50.
2dmmer. Grtra 1915, quite bts
auserIeiene 1926 - 9.65, orotndre bis guts
s8.oO-9.O0, sei6orene S7.5O-9.0O, 5rGb
iabrss S6mmer $40. .0o-l5.00.
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Del robes "a - Doc, raffinirtes $3.50
gaIfcne. Esrpsntin Csc, getroIeun, Ser.
lection Zoe, Otto, aentudp unb Snofano
eslc per Uanone. Grown Gaiolin l8c,
4apbta 12c per Gauoue.
Sala - Der Rarft TT rabto. Dbto
Riper 95e--$1 90 per BbI. pom ESQ gfo.
1aIs III ftetis. prima Gttp 7I-71Se,
bo. gountrp 71Ss-71<c per afune.
aobIen.-Wartt rubig. Douabtogbenp
$3.50, ylub unb clad $500 d .25,
Rauanba Gtiidfob blen So. .25-3.5O, Quf, unb
Glad $1.9o--2.25 per Tonne abeeItefert.
RaudIoie StaffobIen s4.0O, gntbracite
$7.25--7.50 per Tonne obesIiefert. gois
frften 1l--12c per Blu. abeeItefert.
GGmer reten.-Warft itettg. alee'aa,
men S6.0O-6.50 auf benz GeIeife unb 81 .OC
7.75 per Blu. pom Store. Timotbp 81 40
l.e5 aui bem GeIeiis unb Sl60-2.oO pe1
gu. pom gtore. gudmetseH 81 LOO. Glad.
Iaunten $2 90 per Bu.
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sertes.

gu der.-Breife ftetid. Raffiuirter Gut
Goat 6.s5t, poubereb 5.95, Cubes s.l0e,
aranuIoteb 5.s5r. gcnfettioners ~" 5.65c,
On ~" 5.35-5.60c, wsiber ertrc ,,G"
s 6.20-5. SOC, ertrn &c" 5.lo-5.l5s. oroin6.
rer aelber 5.O0-5. .05c.
Tola les ift ftetis. Rem Orleans Open
Kettle 35--40c, Centrifugal 28-35e per
Gaqone.
Rets.-Tsarst ,ientIid5 reb6aft unb ftetis.
2ouifiaua, Sauep Seao 6-61se, prima ~
-51Se, oroindrer 31-4Is. Sapan -
&c per 9funb.
9airp.grobufte.
Butter. - Rarttrubis uub greiie fee
tis. Sanep ereamerp 331Se. Creamery
tirits 30e, DO. ieeonbs 27s, fane9 0aisp 23s.
Rate. - Rartt ftetig. Ohio Hat IKE,
Gorbwef.liter I71<-Isc, 0eu g)ors ls1.s,
S6neiser 20-2le, 2iu6urgsr l7s, Hst6
l71Ie per 9fuub.
eier. - ancebot ar6ser, gadfraae aut,
9reis itetis grima frii9e Siibnereier 2O1 c,
firits zoe, onoere 1875. feeonbs l7e
per Tte., ie nat Eual!tdt. Gdnieeier
3oc. Gnteneier 22c per Tuseno.
geI.-Ra6frage gut. Rarft ftetia.
Spring Ghitens pou l-l14 Bfo. 35-40c.
Sunee Slbner l9--22e. Sabner 17-l7h.c,
Sdbne lie. 9rufbiltner 10 - 2le, Guns
l2c, iunse euten lie. alte eutsR l7s,
0anfe 6-7e per Biino.
Cbit uns Gemiiis.
gepfel. ertra fauep $500, foneu
~ x.5o-5.o0, quite S3.26--3.50 per Dbl.
Gttronen. -- Rartt itetis. eaIiforuis
So. $40 per aiite.
OrdHee eu.-Tartt rutig unb itetia. -
"a a NJ IL
$!.Z5-2.50 per aiite.
3artoifeIu. - Ginbeimiid,e 30-35e.
Rtbtgau l6--30c per Bu. duf benz Geletfe.
Sassartofieln. Cote Seriep $3.50 rs,
geutMcu $l.50--l.,5 8 per OBJ.
araut. - Rarst ifeti'. geues 81 90
--2.6o per 9bl. uno RiHisan SIS 5.o0-
100 per Ton.
awiebeln. - geI5e Glo6es So s5e
per Bu.. ,ueibe 5o--s5e per 8u.
Asrotten. - Sunse 35--40c DER Tto.
Iomatoes. - 6icrioa s3.0l-5.25 per
Crate.
0urfen- SabIiae $3.50 per Samper.
Sparg ei.-20-3Oe per Bunoel.
Spinat.-Si.5O--l.75 per gbl.
2anss grobuste.
Bobuen. - Rarft itetie. grima Wsars
ropfatt $2. .75-2.S5, seiiebte uno bel Sans
sepHldte Rapn 81 co. 80 per Bu.
9su. - Rarft rubis. SO. I Gimot6u
$685., SO. DO. Sl7.15. Ro. 3 bo. $lB. rs;
QIee. gemiidter 30. l lSl6.50.-- II. 90, 70. d
DO. $3.50 - 1900 ales. 20. l $500
$3.50. Ro. 2 Sl4.Oo-l.450, alfalfa $500
per Ton
RltIenfutter IN fen. gIeie $3.50
--24.50. Mioolina srobe ga .OO-25. 90, DO.
feiues s25. 30 - $3.50, seHiittes Tuttes
424.50-25.bo per Tonne In Bull un6 81 90
metr aui benz geIeiie.
geridiebenes.
reIe. Marit rnbis unb fer. qeinol
robes e3e, gefohtss s4e per GaiIone In pars
tien BON IA 1tI. grtra @tnter Ten
2arh5l 67c PEE Gaaouss Gotten GseS
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geib. gsnss ans asfteu In wup psrf.

geIo ,,on cal" mar feiter su 311x-31lS.
aIrima @si1dftspap ssre warosn 5n AZ
5F biStontirt.
SterIina,gr tanee III ftetis. etdi
sn s4.S7s<--4.s7M une 10 Tase Sitt su
S4.s3sS-4. .sST.
Bunoes, Dbttgati me n rparen fte'
tia uuo ruurben rpie 5oIet quoiirt:
Der. Gtaaten RefunbiRg 2% l00A seb.,
az reaiitrirte lls25) ll4hl-l1514, Gou'
pons fi4s<--ll5x, 90 resiftrtrte l02a--
i0351, Coupons l021zz-l03111. ganamasous
pons2 1001--lOl.
Mftieuma arft. - Tie Baffiers butten
aud, beute nieeer bic Cberbano nno BITE
greiie warrn f9mad. Gs Duroe Elm 2rnd
gum gertaufen ausssiibt iniolse oes ungin'
itiQ Iouienoen Beridts Der aterbdubeborpe
iiber ben Stanb Der Soaten. Die S1luBs
notirungen itauoen meiftens etrpas utter
oenen pon geiterr.
RafftehenDe auris puroen pou tsr5trma
srpin, Baaman Co.. To. 225-2S@ Ndl'
nut Strabs, beri6tet,
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2lnstudrtige WPdrfte.

Pem Dors. 8. Nprif.
MehI. -- 2nfubr II, SAC BbIs., 8erianbt
237 Bbls. Ger Jsartt mar beute ftettq. -
gpriue g gatent $5.50-5.60, 0tuterStrdiohts
s5.25-5.85, @inter gatent8 $4,000.
Spring clears $8.50-4.75. @irter Grtras
no. / "a. 4.60-4 so, SO. DO. S4.30-4.4 AS.
Ganics ftraiabts S5.O0-5.2O.
Roasen 1T rubio Tair big op
tes $4.25-4.45. Dolce bis ioncy s4.50-
4.65.
Bu&meisen mebl ncmtneu sa 500
a .O5 per 100 Biuno.
RaismebI TT ftetig. 7yeiu.s neises
nnb selbes 81 ALSO, srobes 81 .35-I 40,
aiIn6rteo $3.50.
Rossen III Hau. SO. 2 ggeIt.rn 9o1se
(. o. B. Rem Dorf.
gerite TIT nomiuea Tatseerfte s5-s7e
{. |. I. unb neue Jutterserite 69--7ohe c. I.
metsen.-sufubr 2s, 800 su.. g.rfanb.
- gu. gaartt piuie. SO. 2 rotber
s1.22 nomiuea c. |. I. uRo go. aorthern
81 .22L I. o. b.
8elfdforn.- Sufubr 1900, ger.
ianot 1853 gu. Rartt itctiq. steamer
&c, $40. A 59c inn Glepotor un0 Ihminrs
menb, go. 2 63c {. o. 8. fdUimmeno.
Safer. --3nfubr ,375 gu., gerfdnbt
1895 Bu. Rdrft itetia. Gemiidhter 26 bts
32 8funb inper, nonrtneu; wsiber 26 bic 81
gfun6 i4mer, 4511-4sc; bt'4rittener DO.
81 bis AZ gfunb ibmer 47-5lIc.
Seu TT itetis. 80. i lloc, RO. 2 95-
1O0c.
Sopfen In Eau. eiats 1909. orbinarer
Bis dolce 25-2sc; 1903, oroindrer bis Aoic,
l6-lsc; gaeifie Goat 1919, 25-2sc; 1905
l3--1se.
s aute anb feH. Central gmsrisa q
-22%e. 8oeota 21<-22Ic.
QsSer III rubtg. Meio 2G-29c.
BORT ift ruhis.-SamtLp S27. .50-28. 90
bort clear s2s. s.O0-28.5 so, T.b s26.75.
Beef III fte.iG. Sanitp sl9.OO-1s so
Res Si5.OO-I 800. 8eei. 5tinfeu s24 .OC
--26.OO. gerpa6t s12. .OO-l2 so, Gitp ertrc
Snbia ReB sci .O0-23.0O.
GutReats ftnb rubiq. Gepo.eIte Bel
lies 10 - lie, DO. Gdul.erU So sIc
| eo Gdinfen l5L-l6c.
S3maIs iit ieft. RibbI. Dsft prime
&14.l5-l425; raffinirtss awad. Gonti
nent sl4.eo, Q. u. sl5.25, COMPOUND loh
-10Le.
1ais ift Hau. grimact:p rs. Gountrs
T-7[e.
gaumworIf aameu Def lit ieit.-
9rima robes $6.67-6.73. prima Somme,
selbes 81 $500.
getroIeum TT ftetie. Raffintrtes Reu
Dorf $3.50, gbilaoslpsia nno BaItines,
t7.9O, DO. tn BuR $40.
NO lie IN rubig. Domeftie 5Is.ce 3+
81.
Oars In ftetis. strainsb, sen6bnIi&ei
tts eutes S4.50--4.60.
Tsrpeutin III itetig su e4e.
Reis iit ftetia. GiR5eimiiter 2L-6Le
gatmd 51s-6Lc.
Ro lafies IN itstis. Rew Orleans Sp.,
Qettle, gutter bis dbotce. 32-s2e.
| 9u6er. - Eober III ftetia. Ruscapabt
SO Teft 5.S6c, GentrtfuaaI SO Ten 4.36c
Wolafiessufer 50 Ieit 3.6I. RaifiHirter Il
ftetis. Gut 2oaf 500. Gra'beo 5.95e
Woufb ~" 5.60c, Cubes 5.5Oc, BON
btrse 6.40c, GrauuLates .5.25e. Diamond
~" SIS, eoufeetionsrs 81" 5O5e; go
500, Ro. 2 4.95e, 30. 34.S5, Ro.4 4.s5e
SO. 8 4.S0c, glo. s4.75e. SO. 74.70c, Ro
8 4.65e, SO. 8 4.6Oc, 30. 10 4.55c. go. /
4.6oe, SO. IL 4.45c. go. 10 4.40c. SO. /.
4.40c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09
Ghtcaao. 8. Apri[.

ehicdgo, 3. Aprtl.
Mehf.-Ter Rar.t mar ftetig. Dtuter
Bateuts S. .20-5.50, 5traigbts s5.O0-5.25.
eprine 3 ga.ents Ga 65-i so. Straig5ts S4.70
"A so, Bafers 81. 1880.
@etseu. 5lr Rai 1llL-lI3kc,
am S6Iub 1895; fir Sun Io41<-i0811.e, c,
am Shlus l06sSe; fur September l0l 4
l03111c, ant shlus I02sse.
ReIi6sorn.- -far Raj IS - 59ke,
am S6Ius 5Ssse; fur SuIt 60ss-8l sse,
am snlus 601se; fir September 6lH-
62Ae. ant SdIab &c.
Ssfer. - Jar gaai 4lk-42Le, ON
e6lus 4lZe; fur SuIi 391 4Ge, am
e4lub 1896; fir esptsuber 87h-37s.e,
am GnIus S7ssc.
asssen.-Ro. 7s-s0He.
Gerfe. - @ats 5utt.rserife AZ - ACE,
CUTE bic Dolce Ralsssrits 57-66e.
1Ia 6stadmeu. Ro. / Q. %. 223e.
Re. ! q. %. 232e.
1imotbpi 80 per g.ntusr.
QIee amen.-sl2.5o 80 per eeutner.
Wesport. - S24 I2h-24.25 per 8bl
Jar 1ai s23.s71< 1<-24.35. am S4Iub
$24.05; fiir Suli s24.l5 - 24.40. am
SdIab s2s. 20; fir september $23.471.-
23.971s. am SHlub s23 97H.
Canals. - s13.s21 per 100 gfunb.
5tr glai 1880 -- 1890. am S&lus
Sl3.6D; fir Suii Sl2 2s7h-l3.2T1s, an
Shtnb $l3.221s; fur Sspfenber Sl2.s7L
--l3.l5, am ShIub sl3.l2x.
Sbsrt u ippenie tten.-qcfe $500
= l3.37L per 100 gfe. Siir Mai $l3.l2I
--l3.37L, am S6lub Sl3.371S; fir SuIi
el2.75--i3.0711SS, am SdIus Sl3.o71S; fir
September Sl2.72H - 1900. em Salus
$500.
e6nItern.-S Short flare Ssitsn, psr.
pa6t, Sl4.00--l4.25.
1utter.-Rarss it:t!s, Greamerp 2s--
52t, Tairp 22--2Se.
Gier.-aRartt itetis. Srif4e 2l- 22c
pr Dutenb.
&dfs. - Rarst fstis. Cream IA
141<e per gfuHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09
Ghicaeo, s. NpriI.

atnbpteb.- g.eues $500 - $50,
1sras Sti.re s. 5.00-6.40, peftIi1e Stsere
s5.0o-6.9O, Stoters uuo Jeeoers $3.50
$50, Riibe uno Setfers 81 5000, Rdlber
$7.OO-S.25. War.t itetig.
S6petre. 0.20-10.50, ae'
miIht. 25-IO.60, idwere $40. .30-lO .65,
rau6e $40 .30-l0.40, quite bis auserlefene
'twere sl0.40 - 1850, 5ertel S9,25 -
1925. Rortt 10c nieoriger.
Shqfe uno 2dmmer. Shdfe
eiubeimiihe S4.50-800, rusitIi5s $500
800, Sdbr!inae $7.30-8.S0.
Gdmmer:-Gtn5eim 81 .60-9.30, rpet'
tide SIS OO-s.4O. RQrtt iteti9.
3ufuhr. - 8inopie5 1900, S4uetus
IL, 900, Ghafe uno 2drtnter 5000.