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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-09
BUSINESS WORLD
PROVES CAUTIOUS
COMMODITY PRICES ARE SLIGHT
LY DECLINING.
VIII Stimulate Exports and Dis
courage Imports TO That
Extent.
HENRY CLEws WEEKLY LETTER

New York, May .. Especial "A
decided reaction developed on We'd
nesday from the pessimistic temper
which had dominated the market for
several weeks. This recovery was
based upon the rumored successful
negotiations for placing important
American bond issues abroad. and
may have been accelerated by the
covering of a too extended short in
tercst. Such a practical display of
European confidence In our securities
could not but have a stimulating eff
feet: inasmuch az II at once lifted a
heavy load OF doubt from those re
sponsbe for the financing of our
large railroad enterprises, and paved
the way for renewed activity. Just
what these European takings OF our
new railroad bonds will amount 20 is
not yet disclosed: but they are
known 20 be In the aggregate. some
estimates reaching as high as si20,-
600 900 and this relief Will have a
for-reachlng effect in several direc-
tions
Its immediate influence was most
noticeable In foreign exchange. which
declined sharply under the antlcipat-
ed frecr offerings OF finance bills
London led the advance. New York
promptly following; though some of
the gain was subsequently lost owing
10 the illness OF King Edward. All
apprchonslons OF further serious
loss OF gold have Disappeared the
probability being that the gold eflux
has ended for the present season. Our
foreign trade has now been abnorm-
al for more than a year. and the con
tinucd deficiency In exports could
only BE- readjusted by shipping either
gold or securities or merchandise
Enough gold has already gone. con
Hldcring the present home demands
upon our banks. and the possibility
of further large shipments caused an
undcrcurrent OF uneaslnoss In bank
ing circles A natural outward
movement Of merchandise had been
rendered Impossible by the holding
back Of our principal exports for
high prices. the only alternative was
shipping securities. the obstacle TO
which had been the high level OF this
market European purchases were
doubtless encouraged by the recent
decline in security values and the test
which Il imposed. One good eject
OF this expression OF European con-
fidenco will be- the Industrial stlmu-
Jus II will anord here. Our rail-
roads are being driven into very
heavy outlays for handling a rapidly
growing traffic. aud this large influx
OF foreign capital will inevitably in
crease the demand for railroad ma
terlal and afford much added employ
meRt TO labor.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-09

This is a well built. large size col
lapsible cart. all nicely finished.
Hood and body of cart is very best
grade of chase leather.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-17
WOODLAND

The Woodlawn VS. will hold soc
ial at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Brown, this Saturday evening.
Mrs George +. Tyson and Mrs. JOS
cph d SINNERS spent from Thursday
to Saturday in Baltimore doing their
Xmas shopping.
Mrs. Samuel Churchman and SON are
visiting in Wilmington.
Mr.. r. G. Terry is at the Church
Home in Baltimore, where he was
successfully operated on on Saturday
last.
Mrs. w. r. Weir has returned from
visit i'll Wilmington.
Mrs. Susanna Jackson is visiting i'll
Wilmington.
Mrs. r. G. Terry spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Baltimore.
Mr.. George Bryde, OF Glenolden
Pa, spent Sunday with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibson were
week end guests OF relatives near Ok
ford
The Young Ladies' Embroidery will
~lneet with Miss Laura Mccall, Satur-
day afternoon.
Rev. c. W. Moore and Mr.. II. n.
Kirk represented tlopewcll at the Day
on PRAYER" services which were hclu
by the Mcthodists OF the Wilmington
District in Wilmington at St. Pau'S
Church, Tuesday.
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BAY VIEW.

Miss Susie g. Smith is having addi-
ton built to her new house recently
purchased from the heirs. Crothers
& Dennison are doing the work.
Bay View Council, No. 10, O. U. A.
NJ have purchased lot from Mrs. c.
NJ. Janney for the purpose of building
sheds for their own benefit
Mr.. Ross R. Smith, OF Zion, will in
the spring, build large concrete man
sion with steel ceiling on his farm,
where recently his handsome home was
destroyed by fire. 1t will be OF fire
proc, material. The concrete blocks
are being made in the cellar OF the
Mechanics Hall by VIM Abrams &
Son
Milton Janncy was certainly sorely
vexed one day last week by his horse
running off, having hit it with a large
chain while working in the woods
Mr. John A. Krumrine has purchased
Mr.. Thomas II. Warburton's large
tract oi woods and has moved his
sawrni.l from the Mlburn tract. Mr..
krumrine also has purchased the farm
OF b. NJ. Reed.
The fall OF snow has made excellent
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sleighing and the merry tinkling of the
sleigh-bells are heard far and near.
One OF our maiden ladies who re-
Gently refused an offer oil marriage, is
now deeply interested i'll the postal
service.
The farmers have smile which is
not likely to wear off for some time
upon their bountiful harvest, and hogs
galore, which many ten spot will
reach their pockets ere the days grow
long.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Trimble. who re.
Gently purchased the John White farm
has moved from ]. R. Janney's house
Also has had considerable improve
ment made upon his house.
This vicinity was shocked to hear oil
the death of Mrs. ]. P DeFiganiere
on the 9Th inst, at Zion, while visiting
in Philadelphia she contracted pneu-
monia. She caves two sons, one in
Alaska and one in Philadelphia. She
has also a sister, Mrs. Ross X. Smith
OF Zion. She was crematcd and buried
in Philadelphia
Mr. S. B. Gray will hold an auction
Saturday night the 18TH in his store
Mr.. John Worth iell over bucket
one day last week and broke two ribs
Several OF our fox hunters an ddogs
participated in fox hunt at Rising
Sun, on Tuesday.
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PORT DEPOSIT

The Tome School Christmas Recess
begins Friday December 10, at noon
and end, Thursday January 5, at 3
p. m.
Mrs. William McClcnahan spent sew
cral days in Baltimore last week with
Mrs. Campbell Revision
Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs.
William Campbell spent Wednesday
IN Baltimore.
Mrs William Carson spent We'd
ncsday in Philadelphia.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold its Christmas entertainment
in the Sunday School room, Friday
evening. December %.
The Methodist Sunday School vii
ho,d its annual cantata, entitled Santa
Claus Christmas Mail, at Nesbitt
Hall, Tuesday evening, December p.
To all who are not members OF the
Sunday School an admission OF LOG
will be charged.
Mr.. f. T. Benson spent Tuesday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Laura McClenahan and Mrs.
Virginia Ncsbitt have returned from
visit with Mrs. George llagcrty in
New York.
Miss Matte Cualc, OF Baltimore,
spent several days this week with
Miss Bessie NJ. Taylor.
Mr.. T. c Bond was Baltimore vis'-
tor last week.
The young ladies Of Miss Lizzie AT
kinson's Sunday School Class, toge-
ihcr with few male members OF the
school, are working hard to give a
play entitled "Untangling Tony by
Helen +. Bogg. This show is to be
given in Town Hall Monday evening,
December 10. Admission, IS and rs
cents. Proceeds for the benefit OF the
Methodist Sunday School Please do
not forget the date and encourage the
young people by your presence.
The ladies OF The Hytheham' and
some OF their friends enjoyed very
pleasant social hour at their meeting
room at the Junior School building.
Mr. r. +, McClcnahan spent We'd
ncsday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Carrie Taylor spent few days
in Philadelphia last week.
Mr. Howard Strout, OF Norfolk, Va,
is spending the month OF December at
his home
Mrs. r. X. Nanncman. of Havre de
Grace. was the guest OF Mrs. William
Kidd Tuesday.
Mrs. William Holm was Baltimore
visitor. Monday.
Miss Frances tlagcrty spent Sun
day with Mrs. John Pulls, at Roland
Park.
Mr. Frank Rowland spent Sunday i'll
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Elkton, Maryland, Saturday, December u, 1910
CECILTON

Miss Elsie Wilson spent Sunday with
Miss Anna Jones.
Miss Leila Burke, who has been the
guest OF relatives i'll Philadelphia, has
returned.
Mr.. Lewis Crulkshank, OF Philadel-
phia, has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs +. c. Cruik shank, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Taylor are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. S. D.
Hayes, in Philadelphia.
Mcssrs. Albert J. Watts AMI Clifford
V. Hoover were Wilmington visitors,
recently.
Miss Ella Cannon and Miss Myrtle
Stradley spent last Saturday and Sun
day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McMullcn, OF
near Port Penn, spent few days last
week with Mrs. Arrie Mccoy.
Mrs. r. A. Snyder and Mrs. L. 3.
Manlove visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Hoover on Sunday
Miss Olive Milliken is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Lewis Mcknight in West
Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-17
APPLETON

Richard Mcdowell had the ends OF
two fingers shot off one day last week
and is now i'll the hospital in Whining
ton.
Mrs. George Peterson has returned
after a pleasant week with friends i'll
Philadelphia and Harvey, Del.
Mr.. Harry Strahorn and sister. Bes-
sic, spent Sunday at Chesapeake City
Miss Marguerite Hall, Of Strickers-
vile, entertained Miss Elizabeth Scott
Thursday.
Mrs. Edwin Scott, OF Darby, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. Ella Scott.
Mrs. Nimrod Minncr and daughter
Bessie, visited Mrs. John Love al
Cherry Hill, Thursday.
Mrs. f. O. Scott and Miss Elizabeth
Scott spent Monday with friends In
Newark, Del.
Miss Nora Finley, Of Wilmington
was a week end visitor, with her sister
Mrs. James Beers.
Mr.. Elmer Minncr has accepted a
position with the Continental Fibre
Co, in Newark, Del.
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Slukberibt.
Cincinnati, 10, MARA.


8Or Bits bura bis berunter na6 SuuiS.
pile lit Der SGub TN 6auen begrtiien. Sci
bte'Ioer Staot bate oerieIbe geitern AbeHo
eiueu 28a'ieritano pom 48.5 TuB.
Tiefolaeuoeu 1epciaen iinb wdbrsub oes
seitrigeH Iages bier etngetroHeu:
9itts burq ia. Der TtuB bat eiueu
Aa'ieritano pom 1873 5us uno idut.
g8beeliug, u. ga. Der 6tuB bat eis
men g3aferltano pom $50 f5ub uHo fdut.
gurtersburs, D. 9a. Der 5luB bat
einen l3aderfauo uoH 3O.4 5uB unO iaut.
Samantha, 5aIts. Der Sub bat ets
uen lNa'ieritauo uou Al 5uB uno id4t.
Gbartcitou. 8. ga. Ter SLUG bat si.
neH gSniierltano uoH go uuo falt
gleaieut. u. "a. Der ELuB Bat
sinen 8aieritanc poH $40 5uB uuo faut.
GattIettsburg, au. Ter TtuB bat
eireu l9aneritdno uon i3.3 5uB uno iaat.
9ortsmoutb. o. Der 5Iuf bat eiuen
IaBeritaHo pom $50 SUB uno faat.
&oui6pilIe, an. Der TLuB bat eineu
0oberitaHo uon 24.0 SUB uHo fdut.
Gpausoilie, 5no. Ter Ttus Eat els
nsu Balieriiano uOa 80 g SUB uno iteigt
Cairo, Sqs. Der 5luS bat eineu 8Gis
ier'tano pom 400 SuB uHo fietgt
Memphis, Ienu. Der TLuS bat eiuea
8aneritano uoH 81 o 6us uuo iteigt.
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2lmsiudrtige Wdrfte.

Rebf. -3ufubr "a, on 8bL5., geridn6t
5l4U Bbls. Wartt feft. Jtah'raoe mQBta
Spriue gaient - 5.5O-5.6O, 0juter 2traiobts
S5 5.35-5.45, Dinter gateutS S5.j0-6.OO.
Spriuo clears s. .j0-4.sj. IGynter Crtrds
80. S4.6O--i.90, 30. DO, - 4O-4. .45,
aauias ftraigbts 5000.
8oGqenme6 If felt 5air bis ous
tes s4.30-4.45, dolce bis fancy $3.50
As.
gu6ueiseu mehE nomine4 ju 500
--2.0j per loo Gfuuo.
Rais M f 1T pilIts. Fsiue5 peiBe8
uno geLbes 9jc-sl.Jo, srobes 81 .35-l 40,
aitnorieo $40.
aogeeu lit Hau. go. 2 8eitern 90r
I. o. B. 5letp Dort.
gerIte III non,inen Natsaerite sj-S7c
c. !. {. uno neue 6utterserite 69-7o14c e.t.
{. Rem Dort.
Betsen.-3ufuhr 1880 gu., 8erianot
- Bu. Der Martt ieit. So 2 rotber
l2613c eeb. imGEeuator uuo 1855 uomineu
FOB. ibuimmsno; 30. / RortberU Duluth
uuo DO. 2 bdrter geinter I!714c /. c. b.
ihwimmeno.
Neli6toru. 3uiubr liz 800, 9ers
ianbt ~, ,O46 Bu. Rarft itsti1. Ro. 2 659c
T. 0. b. itItDtmmeno.
Safer. - 3ufubr Ill ,325 8u.. 8eriGuot
- 3u. Rartt iteiis. (Sentti2ter 26 bis
81 pfuuo idper. nomineu; rDet6er 26 bis 81
gfuno idlper, 80 - SEC; beihutttener DO.
"a bis IL Biuno ihper 5O1Il-53c.
6eu III feit. 10. ll5c. 10. 2 l05-
lIOc, Ro. 95-lO0e.
Sopfen lit Hau. etate 1909, orSindrer
bis doite 30-3Ic; 1909, orotndrer bis dolce
l5-lsc; 9aciiic Coat 1909, 2o-2lt; 1906
| l3-lsc.
! 8 dute iinb wiIlig. Central GmertcG q
/ -2l1zc, Boaotd II 1z-22Ic.
Seoer 1T rubig. 9leio 2S-29e.
g8 Of IL III ttetig. Sieeee 36-37c.
gorf 1T fart ,sangilp s27. .OO-27. 80
! ibort clear s25 .50-28. 90, @eb $3.50.
8eef iit ieit. 5aurilp $500 - 1880
Res Sl4.00-l4.50, 9eefsSdtuten S24 O(
| go %. 8erpadt sl2 OBJ 80, Gttg ertrd
Snoia Reb s2l .OO-23.00.
Gut Meats ituo ieft. Gep6telts Bel
lies l424-l6c, 90. SauIteru s1I - s1.c
DO. Sdinten 1876.
SdmaIs lit itetiq. wiebIe Beft prin.
Sl4.25-l4.36: raffiutrtes TT tart. GOnti
| neut 5l4.65. z. u. sl5.10, COMPOUND Zoe
TaLg tit fer. et:y 6ss-7e, GpaRtrE
| 614-714e.
dumuolf' GGnIe n Del 1T ieft -
grima robes s6.3l, primd CONNER gsIbes
$7.44-7.65.
BetroIcu III 'tetis. Fdffinirtes Reu
Dort $3.50, ghiIaoeLpeid uRo SaItimoI.
81 80, DO. In BulI 81 10.
NolIe lit rubig. Iomeitie 5Ieece "a
-36c.
Oars If isit. etraiueb, gen6bnLi5ea
bis euteS 81 50-i.55.
IerpeuttH III ieit su 63c.
8eis IN iteti9. GtubetnIti6sr 2L-5'.c, c,
gGtma 572s-61.c.
Molaiies ut itetig. Rem Orleans Open
aettIe, gutter bis Dolce, 32-42e.
3u6er. -- Robsr 1T itetig. Nuseupaoo
50 Isit 3.s6c, GeRtrifuaGi SO Ieit 1866.
ToIaiies smder ~ Iet 3.6I. Raifinirter III
ftetis. Gut Soaf 6.05, gruibeo 5.95c,
Noulo ~" $500. gubes 5.5Oc. BON.
oereo 5.40e, 8ranulaieo 5.25c, Tiamouo
~" 5.I5, GouieetiouerS 81" 505c; 10.
800, 30. 2 4.9je, 10. 4.s5. Ro44.S5c,
Ro. 5 i.sOc, 30 I.75c, 30. 4.70c, Ro.
s 4.65c, Ro. 4.GOt, SO. 10 4.55e, 30. IL
4.50c. 30. IL 4.4je, no. l3 4.4Oc, 20. IL
4.40e.
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I7.5O, SO. 8 bo. $3.50 -- 1900 &lee,
aen,iielter Ro. 1 $500 - 1880, Ro. 3
30. $500 - 1850; &Iee, SO. / S15.OO-
1900, 8o. S14.00-l5.OO, 2tlfaIfa $3.50
per Ton.
RHbIenfutter lit felt. &leie s24.5O
--25.25, MiobIin9 srobe SO. .0O-26.OO, DO.
feines S26.50 - 27.50, qemiihtes Sutter
s25 50-26.50 per Tonne tn 9ult uuo 81 90
mebr auf benz Geleiie.
8eridiebenes.
Dele. - Warft rubig uno felt. Qetn6l
robes ne. aefodtes 76e per 8aIlone IN Bars
tien pom ii Dbl. Grtra I1tuter Ieit
Saroot SIC per @aaone. Cotton Seeo
Del robes 54 - SOC, raffinirtes $3.50
Gaaone. IerpentiH 6dc, BetroIeum, ger.
lection l0c, Ohio, aentudp uuo 3nbiana
G34c per 6aIloue. eroDn 8aloIin l5c,
0opbta i2c per 8daone.
Sals. - Ger Nartt tit ruhia. Ohio
Riuer 95c-s1 90 per g6t. Don 23O Rfo.
IuIq lit itetid grina City 714-721c,
DO. Gountru 7--71se per Bfuuo.
Gpb[en-Martt rubtg. Dougbiogbeup
$3.50, Rub uno Glad 81 90 49, 225,
aauapba Stattohleu S3.25-35O, gtuB uub
Glad Sl.9O-2.25 per EoRue abGsliefert.
aaudIoie Stiiftohlen 800. 4ntbracite
S725-7.50 per IoHne abqeticfert. Gofe
toften LIE per Bu. abGelieiert.
SGmer Itetio. 6leeiads
men s. 650-7.2j auf oem Geleiie uno S7.2
S.25 per Bu. pom Stere. Etmotbp 81 40
|. .65 aui benz 8eleiie uno Sl.GD-20O per
Bu. pom Store. BubweI3eH 81 90, 6La6,
iaamen $500 per Bu.
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Nmslanoiibe Habrid)ten

Sn . Burg lit in Der Taht
oes %. Jsbruar cine Ihipere gluttbat
oeriibt porDen. Der Slpdnsieidbriqe
Sohn oss 9utTbulters 0erbaro 9euter
in Der aariitrabe 2 erfdlug NIT eiusm
geil isinen Batter, ieine SHUTTER uno
ieIuen dIteren 8ruoer. Gr bate porber
bel ieiner 5ante einen Ginbruhsoiebs
itdbl periibt, mar aber beobahtet porz
ben uuo oann in Die elterIihs Dpbuuno
geaanqen 9ort tppllte er pieoerum
9elo itehIen, puroe aber babel uber=
raift. 8drduf hdt er ieine Qun3e Eus
mile ermorost. Der W0roer III bersits
perhaftet rporpsn. 2lnesbIicb IoQ er bel
Der Sbat prsi 5sIisrsbslfer aebabt bas
ben. bod III nod nidts fsitgsiteQt. Der
Batter mar 9uhbalter beim itdotiiden
9as@ una WdHerpsrt uno porber
Sdubmnnn. Der ermproete qltere
Sobn mar Shlpffer uno perlobt. Der
M0roer mar in Dieism Sabre gum err
iteu WaI 3ur Muiterung gspsisn. gr
mar 3uerft autiher, iottelte bann aber
um uno trat Bel einem 9udoruderei=
beiiber ais 0ebilfs elm. sSn oieIer
SteQung bat er iih gut gefubrt; CT
tpurbe BON ieinem 4rbeiteeber dls flei=
Big uno niidtern geifiIosrt. Don dn-
oerer Seite fpirb er jeboh als Gauge
nihis beseitnet, Der Ieinen gltern piele
Sorqen mahte. gas 9eitdnbnib Der
oreifahsn Mprptbat Ieste Der iunge
9enter unter mertipiirbiaSn lImftdns
ben ob. CT irurne in Der DdterIi9sn
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6 5tcaco. 8. gQr,


RebL-- Der ROrtt mar itetis. g8tuter
2atsnts IS. .3O-5.7O. Straigbts So 10. 40,
Sprtns gatents - .65--4.SO. Straigbts - 80
800, 8atsrs S305-5.40.
8eisen. 5ur Aai lll1<--li31%t,
am 5hIub 1896, ftlr Suli los - l079s {,
am S6Iub l0714c; filr September POI q
I0lsssc, am SaIub l04ssc.
@elidtorn. - Siir Rai 621S-637Ic.
om ShtuB 63s4c; fir SuGi 6l11a9-65z.c. am
S4!ub 65Sse; fir September $3.50 {,
am ShluB 66'st.
Safer. Sar Rai A 45c, am
S6Iub 45e; iir 5a!i 4l4 - 4214c. am
S6lub 42Ie; FIR september 39s4-401ac,
am S6lub 403se.
Roaaea.-Ro. 2 7sL-7eLe.
6erfte. 49, Gute Snttergerfte 58 - Gle,
CUTE bis Dolce Ra!sSerfte 65-69c.
tyIadb bsiadmeH. - Ho. 9. III. 2l0c,
20. g. III. 22Oc.
Jtmotbul en.-s3. 10 per Gentner.
&Iee admeu.-Sl3.50 per gentner
sdr mai S24.g2k - 55.45, am salus
s25.s5; iar gull s24.s711 - $3.50, am
saIus SIS. .42fs.
sdmai,. $3.50 per 100 gfuuO. -
SIr Mai sl3.GO 1890, am SaluB
si3.S5; fir Suli sI345 - 1915, an
SdIus sl3.70.
Sbort Rtppenietteu.-2oie Sl2. .75
- 1925 per 100 Rio. Slr Rai Sl3.IO
-l3.35, an 5aluB sl3.27% fir SuIi
sl3, 3,i0-l3.2714. am S1Ius si3.221s.
2 Sdultern-S Short tlare Seiten, pers
padt, Sl3.5D-l395.
8ntter.-Rarti itetis. Grearuerp 90
Bic, Idirp 2l-25e.
eisr. - Rdrit ftetis. Griihe 231z-
2414e per Tuyene.
Qdfs. - Wartt itetis. Cream l6--l6s.e
per gfuno.
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Der 8erianot bstrua in 0erielben Reit.

Hiuopieb. -- Die 3ufubr mar beute
nur mdBig uno bic beiieren IleiiderIorten
itte9eu UNI lO-15c per 100 Bfuno. Stoders
uno Teeoers limo in Jtad)frage unD itdrt int
BretIe. Dil9tibe tommeu nur penig in
ben Utdrtt.
S9mere Sttere bradten S6.25 100,
ertro S7.l0-7 7.25, C9ien $500 - 600,
,5Letiberiorten, ertra $40 - $50, quite
bis auserIeiene $5.75-6.35, orotndre bis
quite - .25-5.50; oetiers, ertra S5.5O-6.15,
CUTE bis auserlelene S5.75-6.35, orotndre
BITS quite S35O-j.66; aitbe, ertrG $3.50
80, gnte bis auserIeiene Sj.OO--5.5O, ors
oInare bis quite 3.0D-i.15; Gamers S2.75
$50, Stoders uro Seeoers S3.5O-5,Sj.
SuLlen. - Bel mdbiger 3ufubr mar
Der Dtdrtt Iebbaft uno itdrt uno Die Bret'e
1tte9en i'm l0c per 100 Yiuno.
Dtdgere uuo leifte S3 25-4.4O, Bologna
s4.jO-5.3j, ertra s. 54O-5.jO, fette 8uaen
S5.4O-5.75.
&dIber. - Die Rahiraqe mar cine quite
uno Der Nartt tart. Die BretIe itte9en nm
2jc per 100 BfUno.
Crotrdre uno 9roBe S5.5O-9.OO. fair bis
quite Ieidte 27.50-925, ertra $3.50.
Rdlber in ben aommtiiton5s SauIsrn. -
6ancD &c, prtma bis auserIeieue s -
ot2t, orotUGre D-Ic.
z DIM eiue. - Die 3ufubr pou Sapei:
men mar gertng uno bic Bretie itiegeH nm
uettere lO-l5c per 100 giuno.
Cute bis au5erleiene 8erpaduno5s unb
5Ieilberiorteu SlO.55-lO.6O, gemiidte Ser:
patunqsiorten SlO.25-lO.55, oroiuare bis
ouserIeleue ihwere fette SGue S7.75-9. .S5,
Grtra - S9.90--lOOO, Staa8 1910 -- 8.Sj
Iet1te SeriaRoiorten S9.75-lOOO, Tertel
oon 10 gfo. uRo peuiser S7.5O-9.7O.
= S9afe uno Sdmmer.-T Die 3uFubl
mar beute gertng uuo bic Erct'e itettg bic
itart.
Shafe. - Grtra $3.50 - 9.75, quite bic
aussrIeiene s625-6.60. orotnare bis quite
S3.75-6.00. Sdbrtiuae S6.6O-7.7j.
SdnInsr r-Grtra -. .3O-9.4O quite bis aus
erEeieRe $500 - 9.25, orpindre bis quite
s., ,OO-S.75.
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Gels ION caa" mar ruilllg III 2L-3%.
grima @eiddftspapiere rourpen gu ~
SO oisfontirt.
sterliRgs GIbanse III piIliger.
sid,t su "a .s6ssss-4 .5634 unD % Iase Siat
su $4.o4-4.S414.
8unbess 2 bIig tito one n ruaren ites
tia uno wuroen pie Ioigt quotirt:
Der. Staaten AeiunoIn9 - lOUI-l0lL u,
AZ reaiitrirte tl925j il44-ll51I, eoas
pons iIIs4--ll5L, 81 reglltrtrte IO211a-
1881. Coupons lUl114a-lO514, Panamaeou'
pens 10 lOOH-lOIH.
atttenmartt. an Der Souboner
BorIe flelen Die dmeriianiidhen Setiritaten,
oteles natte aber ietnen belonperen GtnnuB
auI ben bteitgen MGrit uno Die 9retie lttes
aen etIpns. 5egen Dtittag trat cine Aeats
I,on etn uno oie 8ewinne gtngeH uet'tens
uieeer uerIoreH. t3esen S9iuB puroe oer
Marft ruteDer Teiter.
Ra6itebenpe Rurie purpeu bon osr5irma
Srruin. Baaman 60, 30. 2(5-232 aJaIs
nut SuaBe, bsrtttei,
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G6icaqo, 9. Rdr;.

Rtroute 3. - Beeues S52O - $40,
IsraS Sttere S4.75-5.9O, peitIide Stiere
S4.SQ-6.6O, 5toders uuo 1Seeoers $3.50
6.35, aube unb 0eifer5 81 .65-6.6O, &alber
S7.50-l0.CO. Rartt 5--lOc b0ber.
Q aDeiue- Seid1te $9.95-l0.3O, oe.
milfte SlO.05-l0.45. idpere $lO.05-lO.5O,
raube Sl0.05-lO.20. CUTE bis ouserleieue
ifuers l0.29-lO.5O, 6ertel S9.l5-9. 90.
Marft l5--20c bober.
2 nafc uro Gdmmer. 5hafe
Giuheiurtid3e s5.00-S.l0, weitltbe $3.50
$40, SdbrIiuqe -. .75-S.75.
Scmmer:-Gtnbstmtidl - O0-9.50, NETT
Iidle 81 O0-9.5O. Blartt itdrf.
3ufubr. - Rinouieb 1900, S6weine
1900, S6dfs uno Samnter II 900.
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Brotertts.

3u6er. - 1lreiie itetig 9aifinirter Gut
goat 6.65e, powoereo 59j. Cubes 6.l0e,
araRu!uteo 5.s5t, goniettioners 81" .65c,
Of "a" 5.35-5. .60e, reiber ertra ,,G"
5.20-5 .30t, ertrn ,,G" 5.l0-5. .l5t, orbind.
rer geIber 5.00-5 .O5c.
WoIa lies III i;etis Rem Crledns Cper
stit!e 35-40c, Centrifugal 2s-35e per
galIone
Reis.-Rarft siemlidb lsbbait uuo itetia.
Souiiiana, sSantn oeao 6-61ae, prima 4 z
-51se. oroindrer 3114-4Lt, SapaR 3 -
&c per pfuno.
0airps grobutte.
Bntter.-Rartt rubie unb 8reiie itetis.
5aHtp Creamery 3511xxt, Greumerp iirits 30t.
DO: leeonos 27t, fGneD 1airD 23t. 30.
adie. = Rartt ftetis. Ohio Hat l71,e,
1ororpeiilibsr l71a-lsc, Rem Dort lSIc c.
S1wetser 90 gle. simbiIrser l7t, Bird
l71se per gfunb
Gter. - Rdhfrdge gut. Rreiie piliaer
grima friiGe sabnereier 22e, firms 2ILt,
anoere gle. iecoHns l9--g0e per Tye., ID
nah Euaiitdi.
aeI.-Iad3irda out, Rarst jtetia.
5dbne 10 - l2c, 3rutbnbner 20 - 22t,
@A&5 A~Ny lattAE GtkAkW w. oAtN9Ah
lss, 0dnie 9-llC per gfuRo
Obi ano @emaie.
aepfeI. - gippins s3.5o-3.75. Balb.
ruins SO. $3.25--3.50, Ro. z - .50--2. IS,
@reeniuSs s3.5C-3.75, atnas s4.b0-5. 90
per SbI., SoHdtban s3.00-3.25, 9eafIowers
sl.75-l .S5 per Rite.
Gitronsn. - Rartt itsiis. California
$3.50 per Siite.
Graus en.-gaartt rubis unb ftetia. -
California RaUeIs 81 90 - l50, 5lcrioa
sl l.5O-2.25 per Rite.
&artoffeIn Ginbeimiidle 50-55e,
Lt6iaan 45--50e per Bu uno Sl.75-2 90
per Dbl. auf Dem eeIeile. SlbtartoiieGn.
Cote Seriep sj.0O--3.25, aeututp 81 90
225 per Obi
Gr aat.--Rartt felt. Ginbeimiibes 81 .25
--2.bo per Dbl. uno Ridisan 5000 -
32 90 per 1on.
3piebeln. - @elbe Blobes 20 85c
per gu, weibe 70-s5c per Blu.
aarotten. - Sunge B5--40c DER DAB.
tomatoes. - 6lerioa ~ .00-3.00 per
Crate.
2anbs 8robufte.
Bebnen. - Dlarft itetis. grima Rars
romfatt q .75--2.S5, aeiiebte unc bel 6ano
eepfi6te Raup e .bll--2 80 per Bu.
peu. - Warft rubig. 9lp. l Iimpthp
1850 = ly.0os Na. 4 oa. Si7.c0 =