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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-12-15

Board met at D. m. pursuant to adj
journment. All members present
Messrs. ]. H. Taylor and R. r. Car
roll appeared and asked that the board
OF county commissioners open up and
harden road from the Blitchton hard
road to connect with a hard road now
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
C.. & o. COMPANY is
AWAITING RESULTS

Not until pending litigation has
been settled. and other matters which
have temporarily bound the hands of
the c. and o., of Indiana railroad Of
ficials are disposed of. will the active
work of carrying out some of the pro-
posed improvements to the road be
started, stated II. G. Starr. the, vice
president of the railroad, who is in the
city giving personal attention to the
trial OF the case of the South Side I'M
provement association against the c.
and O.. of Indiana for the opening of
South n street.
The outcome Of these pending mat
tiers, Mr.. Starr said, will determine
the course which the company is to
pursue. If the outcome is favorable.
then the company will procede along
lines already suggested but if unfav-
orable, from the company's viewpoint
then 1t will be necessary to map out
another plan of operation. Mr.. Starr
stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
BRAKEMAN IS
FATALLY HURT

Charles Sterrett. so years old. was
fatally injured late this afternoon,
when he fell under Pennsylvania yard
engine, No. S1S9. near the warehouse
works, North Thirteenth street.
The mans left arm and side were
crushed. leaving great gaping hole
where the arm was torn from its
socket. He was moaning slightly
when picked up by the engineer of
the train, Patrick Conroy. and suffer
ing terrible agony. Sterrett was
rushed to the Reid Memorial hospital
where at three o'clock he was report
ed dying. He lives at 32S South West
Third street. He has a wife, who was
overcome by the news of the accident
to her husband.
Sterrett was standing on the tender
of the yard engine of which he was
brakeman. When the engine passed
a building Sterrett was knocked to
the ground, falling directly under the
wheels of his own tender. He was
dragged probably fifty feet. Besides
the injuries on his body there was a
sliht scalp wound.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
ARMOR PLATE TEST
WAS SATISFACTORY
Demonstrates Service Pro-
jectile Is Effective at
Battle Ranges.
(American News Service)

Washington, Feb. IL The Navy
Department has received report on
the long range ordinance tests which
were held Saturday in Chesapeake
Bay. The monitor Tallahassee, moor
ed in swooth water near the mouth
of the Potomac. fired at armor plate
targets erected on the steel ram Kat
ahdin, which was anchored in shall
low water at a distance of approx
mately tour and a half miles. The
test demonstrated that the service
projectile will penetrate amour plate
at the usual battle ranges.
The katahdin carried two targets,
one II feet high by 16 feet wide. the
made up of armor plates of the most
recent type, hard faced and varying in
thickness from s to IL inches, some
plates being flat and others curved.
The guns used were the twelve inch
guns of the Tallahassee. firing projec-
tiles of $50 pounds, with an initial
velocity of 2,400 feet a second. In
all ten shots were fired, the first two
Or three being sighting shots. Four
which is considered remarkable
record in view of the range and the
small size of the target.
One shot struck the inch curved
plate of the smaller target and two
struck the 10 inch plate also curved,
of the larger target. all penetrating
completely. The fourth shot struck
the. roof of the forward target and
glanced off.
The prOjectiles used were of new
type. longer and sharper than those
formerly employed. They contained
no explosive but were loaded with
sand. They were fired from the gun
with an initial velocity of about $500
foot seconds. The shots entirely
pierced the eight in armor, while the
10 inch armor was only penetrated.
All four projectiles We're entirely de-
stroyed by the force of the contact
with the plate. This is regarded as
indicating that the service projectiles
now in use in the navy fail to pene-
trate the armOr plate without burst
ing. The ordinance officers in charge
of the tests had hoped that the pro-
jectiles would not shatter but would
have been merely bent out of shape.
The test is regarded by ordinance
experts as indicating that the armor
piercing shells now used by the navy
would be likely to shatter upon strik-
ing the armor plate of an enemy's
battieship without decorating the eX-
plosive contained in the shell. The
Naval Bureau of Ordinance has been
inclined toward the use of armor
piercing projectiles on the theory that
they would penetrate into the vitals
of an enemy's vessel before the ex-
plosive charge is detonated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
HARRY MILLER MAY
BE THE PRESIDENT

Harry !. Miller, vice president Of
the New Orleans and Northeastern
railroad. with headquarters In New Or
leans. who received his railroad edu-
cation under his father. Col. John +.
Miller. OF this city. Is one of those
most prominently mentioned as likely
to succeed to the presidency of the
Missouri Pacific railroad. II. c. Starr.
a relative Of Mr.. Miller and himself
high In railroad circles. stated Tues.
day that he had noticed Mr.. Miller's
name had been mentioned but stamp
ed the report as mere rumor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
MANY WILL ATTEND
HEINEMANN RECITAL

The sale of seats for the Alexander
Heinemann recital at the Coliseum
Wednesday evening has been good and
prospects are for most successful
affair. The programs received by the
local committee are for the same re-
cital. Heinemann gave in Mendelssohn
Hall. New York, a short time ago,
when he received great ovation.
The program comprises fourteen
songs divided into four numbers. The
compositions are by Beethoven.
Brahms. Loewe, Hermann and Kaun.
The program contains the text of
the songs in both German and Eng
lish SO that the audience can follow
Mr.. Heinemann closely throughout.
The event is being anticipated with
much pleasure by music followers and
students of the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
VERY SPECTACULAR
WAS THIS SUICIDE
american News seryicc)

New York. Feb. 1.-THE most spec.
tacular suicide New York has known
In long time. took place at Sth ave-
nue. and Montgomery street, Brooklyn.
today when we'll dressed man coolly
climbed twenty feet above the pave.
mcnt. drove nail into a sign which
hung over the street. placed one end
OF 4 rope about his neck and tied the
other about the nail and then dropped.
He was found dead shortly afterward
by a policeman. The man had climbed
up one Of the poles supporting the
sign. The dead man was about sixty
years old and there was nothing in his
pockets by which he could be idcnti.
fled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
BEER BOTTLES ROLL
IN DRY TERRITORY

Wabash, Ind, Feb 14.-While
wheeling barrel across a street in
the downtown district on a hand truck
the head of the barrel fell out and sew
eral dozen bottles of what is alleged
to be beer rolled out on the pavement
Sheriff Freeman was within a few
feet of where the accident occurred
and he compelled the man in charge
to tell where it had been stored. With
this Information Sheriff Freeman dep
utized man standing nearby and the
man stood guard at the building while
a search warrant was being issued.
Half an hour later a drayload of bot
tied goods bearing the labels of we'll
known beers, was taken to the Jail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
CONGRESSMAN GRAY
TO SPEAK IN CITY

Prospects for Reform Legislation
at the Next Congress is expected to
be the subject of a short talk by
the regular monthly meeting OF the
jefferson Club tomorrow evening. 1t
will be the first meeting of the Club
since its reorganization. The club di-
rectors will meet at 1880 o'clock to
take up the matter of securing better
quarters and any other business de-
volving upon them. The club proper
will meet at O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
CIRCUS OPEN
Event Is Attractive One and
Many Attended.

The Indoor Society Circus held I'M
der the auspices Of the local printers
union opened in the Leeds building,
S24 Main street, yesterday. Fair
sized crowds attended the performan-
ces. The free feature acts are some
what out of the ordinary, being far
better than the ordinary kind. They
consist of acrobatic stunts, head and
hand balancing, and trapeze work.
Among the freaks exhibited at the
show which drew forth much COM
ment were the six-legged pig and a
three-legged calf. The exhibition of
artificial flowers made out of feathers
is very attractive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
GRAFT EXPOSURE
BY WOMAN EDITOR

West Hammond, ILL.,, Feb. 14.-Miss
Virginia Brooks, the Joan dare of
West Hammond. today began her du-
ties as editor and publisher of the
Searchlight. a semi-weekly publica-
ton, issued to aid her efforts in rid
ding the town of alleged corruption
she fought in the last two elections.
The editorial policy of the paper
will be to show the people where graft
has entered into the taxes, which Miss
Brooks alleges is taking the homes of
the poor, and to expose those who
have gained control of property by I'M
fair methods.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
BUYS LOTS
Starr Company Increases Its
Area at Tax Sale.

Advantage of the opportunity of Sc
curing several lots in the Central Ave-
nue. addition to the city of Richmond
which are south of the Starr Piano
company's factory. at very low fig.
ure was taken Monday by a represen-
tative OF the piano company. The
lots were placed on sale by Treasurer
Albert Aibertson as the taxes on them
had gone delinquent.
An official OF the piano company
stated on Tuesday that the company
wished the lots in order that it might
own the land adjacent TO its factory
railroad spur but that it had no i'm
mediate plans for the use Of the prop.
erty.
For any ordinary purpose the value
Of the lots is not generally regarded
as very great. This is indicated by
the fact that the owners of the proper
ty have failed to pay the taxes on
tie property for several years. The
tax titles of the Starr Piano company
will be placed on file in the county
auditors office for the next two
years and then, II the property has
not been redeemed by the real own
ers. the company may bring proceed
ings to quiet the title and have the
property vested In its own name.
The success of the tax Sale was
more marked than any held in several
years. Meek and Skillman of Green.
field. spectators in just such proper.
ty as was offered. were the heaviest
bidders and purchased fifty-two pieces
for approximately $1,000. II the own.
ers OF these properties do not redeem
them within the ensuing two years,
the firm may have the title cleared
and become sole owners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

Observation-Disclosures Z. Meyer. g.
years, died at her late home. 532 South
Seventh street. this morning from
Brights disease. Surviving the de-
ceased are two sons. c. w. Meyer, of
Stendal. Ind. and II. ID. Meyer. of
Richmond. teacher in the st. John S
Lutheran parochial school. The flu
neral will be held tomorrow after
noon. short services at the home at
2 o'clock and further services at the
st. Johns Lutheran church at $50
o'clock. The Rev. A. j. Feeger will
officiate. The body will be taken to
Stendal. Pike county, for burial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
HARDWARE men MEET
Prominent Dealers All Over
Texas Gathered.

Houston. Texas, Feb. 14.-PrOmi-
nent retail hardware dealers from ev.
cry section OF Texas were on hand to-
day at the opening of the annual con-
vention of their State association.
Mayor Rice extended a cordial greet
ing to the visitors and President
Charles b. Smith delivered his an
nual address. No session was held
this afternoon. the time being devoted
to an inspection Of the large exhibit
ton of hardware goods that Is being
held in connection with the gathering.
The regular sessions will be resumed
tomorrow and will conclude Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14

choice $6.50G6.70; butchers $500
els: heifers $500.
Veal calves sS.O01e15.
Sheep-Supply fair: prime wethers
$4.20G43o
Hogs-Receipts Is double decks,
heavies $7.3oG7.35: workers. s7.65a
7.s5; pigs s7S0Q7.S5.
Lambs S6.1O
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
F.. BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo, Feb IL
Cattle-Receipts 200 head: steady;
prime steers s6,5oa6,s5; butchers
$3.0006.25.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head. lower:
heavies s7.15G7,S5; workers. S7.60M
40; pigs $500;
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head: prime
$3.50.
Calves-Receipts 100 head; choice
s1025.
Lambs $600g6.15.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14

China's export of teas in 1909 fell
off by over ten million pounds. prin-
cipally because of the great supplies
that have been offered by India and
Ceylon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK

Cincinnati, Feb. IA
Cattle-Receipts so; shippers $3.50
625
Hogs-Receipts 1890; choice $735
Calves 5000.
Sheep-Receipts 60; strong; extra
$500
Lambs 500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
The Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
way of Indiana
TIME OF TRAINS At RICHMOND

TIME OF TRAINS At RICHMOND
Subject to change without noticc)
Leave Daily Arrive
I'll: rs q. nl... Chicago - $3.50 a. m.
7 s:sa y. me-. Chicago - Ais p. m.
S:S6 .. rn... Cincinnati ..sl1:1S q. m.
4:f5 y. M. Cincinnati .:57 D. m.
Trains stop ut principal way stations.
. Buffet Parlor ca. I Sleeping Car.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-14
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Furnished by a. w. Thomson Co.,
Hittle Block Phone 2709. Core
spondents ,Loganand Bryan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

lf6 Inn lire Woliere por3nleien. aus
beroenl setste tr in ben perfhiebensn
Gtdbten Der 1lmgeaenb ietue grobe
Stunt, unb ndbrenb biefer @ditfpiels
fa6rten tpurben nun griefe aepehfelt,
bic jeBt Der inbistreten Oeffentli4teit
oorgelegt perben. pauIine aHtportets
nur tiibl auf bic liebebeiben 9stlamaz
ttonen 3almu's. sic f6reibt ME islbIt,
ionbern bittirt ibrem 5ofmarI6dn
5errdnb, - aus 9urht DOT Der goIts
get bic ii9 aber um ben 8rieftpehiel
augsnfdetnIt6 nift fiimmsrte. 8srgss
bsns befdp0rt Der ShoufpieIer bic
5uritin, ibn nidt nit DJbr" an3ursz
ben, ionbern tbm bas y0u" gu f6enz
Ten, bdB r0eiH WuRb mir 10 oft gss
Ipenbet".
Die GrgiiiTe ieiner 2eibsniAaft per
ratbeu ni6ts bon ieiner groben aunit,
ionbern balten it6 i'm 3on zines ges
Ibtdten Observation-Disclosures. %, metne
GeIiebte" fthretbt er gum 8eifpisE, rs
fheint mir imu1er, als tonnts meins
2tebe fir Did ni6t mebr pa6Isn,
unb bod rest iis jeber llmitano gu
neuer unb gliibenbsren Gnt3utungen
auf. Metne 5reunbtn. mas fir cine
Srau obsr bietme6r mas fir Elm g6ttz
li6es Weren biit 8u bod? Qd, tpel6e
Ma6t iibIt Ou iiber mid aus! Weine
greunbin, t6 Lsbe nur fir Did. gs
f1eint mir, als fpsnn 8u in mir
tpobnit, tpte fpsun 0u Der nrquea meis
nes 2ebens btft. Did fiibls i6 in msiz
nsm 9lut; 9u btft es, bic metn 5erS
in Shmer3 unb 5reube b06er f6lagen
lGBt. SD lebe unb bente nur nod in
Dir unb fir Did," 9uuItne but fir
ben 3rdg0ben, benz iie bur6ous niht
in benz gIei6en 3one antrportet, alIerz
lei 4uftrdge, baIb mub er ibr 'hone
lhren unb Yerlsn, bdIo Bidder beiors
cen, unb 4les tbut er nit glei6er
QeiDenI6aft. Gnbs September antnorz
tet fie ibm taum nod. sic bat uHterz
beFen einen neuen 2iebbuber genOms
men, ben Gommanbunten 0uhano,
uno trduert aud Elm peniq iibsr ben
Sob zines onberen 2ie6bdbers, Re
ganeupiIie, Der in Der 54la6t on Der
Rostno gefuasn lit. 8ergebens iu6t
fe 3aLma an bic 3sjt ibres 9liidss
unb ibrer 2iebe gu erinnern. - Griuuerf
Du DID ni6t Der Qugenblide ber
Sruntenbeit unb 8er3iitung, in bic
mir DOR meiner eriten Reiis nua Gre
noble perfunten nuren? @rinrerit 0u
Did niht Der GiebtoIungen, in bener
Du U1eiiterin tporit?". -. parltne er.
tnnerte Iih abIoIut ni6t me6r ...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Snngs aartoffeIn.-5toriOa 800
$50 per camper.
GhBfartpffeIn. 6ancp Serfen
1926 - $50 PR BbI. uno mittelmdbiae
81 .00--I 10 per 6amper.
Qrsnt. - Marft ffetie. Sdnep BiobiIe
75e--si.25. 5loriDa Toe - sl.25 per Dbl.
POM Gtore.
9uteteIn.- @eibe Getsutebefu Soc
---75c. ipeibe 81 .O0--l .25 per Bu
er.-SI. .75--2 90 per 8bI.
stedraben. - l.0o-l.25 per Dbl.
pom Gtore.
Gpin at.-s1 .75---2.0O per 8bt.
oanbsgrpbutte.
@pbuen, - marEt ftetis. grtmd Rars
rcrDfat 1918, qeitebte auo BET Sano ges
pfIiidte Raup 81 80 per 8u.
6eu. -Rartt rnbig. gto. / Ibimotbp
$50. .75-2i 90, SO. 2 bO. $500 - 1880,
no. 3 bo. $l7.00--I7.25; 9Iee, gemtihter
Te. l SIS. .50--I8. 70, SO. DO. $17.O0--
17.25; aIes 80. / $14.0o - l4.75, 30. 2
sl2. .50--12.75 per EoH.
TehbIenfutter III ftettg -alete s23 so
24.50, WiboIina arobe S24 OO-25.00, bo.
fsines $25 00-26.0 90, gemtihtes f5utter
923 .50-24 so per ToRne In Sult unD 81 90
u1sbr anf benz Gsleiie.
gerfatebenes.
pefe. - ggdrtt In itettg. aein6I
robes 96c, eefohtss 97c per BaIone tn
partien pom Il obi. Grtra Binter Teft
aaro6[ 72c per Galone. Cotton Seeo
Del robes 47-4Sc, raffnirt.s 51--52e per
0aIone. TerpeHtin 79c, getroIeum, pers
feetIon 10e. Cbio, aentu6p unb SroianG
9Le per 0aIIone. Gropu ga'oIiu 19r,
Rapbta l3c per galIcne,
Gals. -- Der Waarft III rubiG. Ehio
Riuer 9o--95c, ERihiadH unS Atron 94c
per Bbl. ucn 2S0 9funb.
TaIa i'll niIiaer. grtmagitp 8 - exc,
bo. Eountrp bI---6e per gfunb.
Mnrft ruhts. Dougbiogbern
1925, 5snB nrh Glad 800. aanam5a
staffoblen 81 25 gtuB uuo sEad 81 80
900 per Tonne ab ,eftefert RaubloieSta6s
tcbIeu 1915, anthracite 1926 per Tonne
abseliefert. Cote fOitet 500 per Tonne
abaeIIe'ert.
Sdmereteu. ~ Rartt ieft aIeeida.
men o. 70--s.25 auf BEN BeIeife uno 50 so
--9. rs per Bu. pom Stors 1imOthp $50
800 auf 5eu1 Gegsiis uuo $5.0o-6.0 90
per Buibel pom Stere. 8u9peisen 90e.
Gia@siaameu $2 so per Su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Eincinnnti- 10 NnriI

Elm cturdtt, ~. Aprtl.
Ter SbioHub lit lberaa I'm 5aaen be-
grifeH uHo berieIbe bate asftern Abeno
BET bieftser Staot etRen SsGferitaHe u0u
36.4 Gus.
Die fS!senSen TspeiGeH fiub wGbreRb
ess se'trigeu Iases bier eiusetroffeH:
Stttsbura .. Der SIus bat siRsH
&adsrftnns ucn 81 SUB uHo fdat
DbeeIing, g8. ga. Der 9SGus bat cts
uen @dHsritano pon l4S 5uB uHo fdat.
garfersburg. gS. ga. Der SLub Bat
sinen Baferftanb uou ITO Jus uHe itsbt.
aanawha SalIs. Der 5Ius bat eis
men 8aNerifono pom 7.3 5uB uHo fdat.
gbarIeito 81. pa. Der 5lus bat
stHen Bahertrare ucH go JuB uno fdIIt.
Ct. BIeafant, E. 8d. Der SluS bat
sinsR BafsrftGub pou 1913 Sub uno fdat.
cattle ttsbura Ru. Der 5Ius bat
einen BaHeritanb BON 30s Sub une fdQt.
Yprtsmouth, 9. Der 5IuS bat ets
nsR Baisritano pen SO 2.s Jus Ino fdut.
aeutspiIle, Rp. Ter 5tus Sat eiHsn
3aHerftanD pom l5.7 sSus unb fdat.
Carlo. SuS. Der SLaB bat etusn @ai:
ierftnuo pon AS Jus uHo itetgt.
Rempbts. Tenn Der JIaB bat etn.u
BGFsrfiane DO 1916 5ab uno iseist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Die ih0ue unb ourhdus nibt ipr6z
be PauItne 8onuparts, bic @emablin
oes prin8en gcrg6eie, bat untsr Der
sroBsu 3abl ibrer 9iebbaber aud ben
bsriibmten S6auipielsr 5alma aufsuz
tpetIsu. Die 9iebesbriefe, bic bic Sci
ben pshieiteu, tperpsu i'm neueitsn Seft
Der .Rspue" perOffentliht. Bann Die
5arten ge5ishungsH Spiihen Der psrz
Observation-Disclosures unb bsm sroBen
9ragooeH entitdnren. ldBt iih niht
mebr esnau feftftellen; iebeufaQs mae
ren iIe i'm Sabre 1912, no Der 8riefz
pehfel besiuni. auf 5eiten gaulinens
bereits i'm gertlinsen. 5olmd aber,
pie oas 10 81 ssben pfleet. lpurbe oeIto
lsibsnfhaftlihtr unb itirmiiher. je
mshr er fiiblte, oaB bic Rsiauns lsiner
Qngebeteten erfoltete. Sm Sabre 1912
bssab itf bic Vrin3eFtn mad 4irzles=
9aius, um bort cine Bur su ssbraas
den. aaIma folgss ihr TN SuIi. anseb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
Mms,pdrtige Wtdrfte.
Rew 9ori, 1s. gpri

WehI.- 2ufuhr 81 ,3l8 Bbls., BerIaubt
10, ,542BbIs. Rartt attn uno uaefdhr itetia.
eprtns 9atent "a. .75-5. 10, Biuter 5traiahts
%. 1850, Rinter 1ntents s3 .e0-4.35,
Gprina clears So .65-400, Diuter Grtrds
20. / 80 .20-3.40, 30. Z DO. s. 05-3. .l5,
aanias ftraiebts "a 1O-4.25.
Roaqeumehf III feit. Tair bis ous
tes -. .4o--4.55, Dolce bis fanep $3.50
ass. .
9u6w.iseumsbI lit rubis gu s.75
per 100 Dfunb.
8u6peisen TT ru5ia. american 1850
unb gaHabian 62e {. 1. (. aep Dori.
@ntsmshl III ffetss. - Setues retses
uno seIbes 81 b--l.20 srobss 81. .I0-l.l7,
Rosgsn Rominea. .-- SO. 2 Defssru s3e
(. o. B. aew Dort.
Berfte 1T ftetig. RaIsser5te $1.l5-
liz c. |. I. Rep Dori.
BeiBen.-3ufuhr IL ADO 5u., EerIunbt
9n. Rarft III ptIiq. 80. 2 rotber
1915 i'm Gleuator uno s414c f.o.5. i4uim'
meno. Ro.l Rortbern 1ulatb SI.05% lob.
iamimmeue
MsIfatoru. - 3ufubr 81 900, Ser,
ianet 58.0OI Bu. starft feit. GTport Ro
2 5se I. b. iduinimeyo.
Saftr. - 3ufHhr a, 100 ga., 9sridnbt
l 40 gu. Tartt ftetig. STANDARD psis
ber Ss114r, ae. z Deiser 1876, RS. 8 $50,
Re. 4 3s3Ic.
Ssu III fea. grima 11ot. Ru. l lo5
--1l0e, 10. = 1000, 80. 3 75-65e.
0ppfsHift fe't. State 1910, uxbiudrer
bss Aciee 25--2Sc; 1909, lS-21e; 9aciftc
Goat 1910. oroiHdrsE bis 9oies Is-22c;
1909, l4-I7e. R
6aute itHe rubig -- Central 4merico
2oc, Boseta 22e.
asber tff frubia. 5emIpt 2sK-251%e.
Bort ianm ftetts. Sanity slS 00-2o.5 so
iacrt clear sl7O0-ls.s5, gssB $500
1880.
Bsef III ftetis. SquriIp sl5.oo-l5.5O,
Waeb sls.50-l4OO, 9eefsS6fnsen s28. 90
--2s.00, 8rrpa6t sl2 00--l2.50, Gitp ertro
3nbia RES Sl5.0O-l550. .-'
Gut Meats itno ftetis. gep6teLie Bel
lies, 10 bis IA 9fe., ll--I2Lse, eo. s6uls
tern 61TS-sa<c, DO. S4inteH l2e.
q S6m1Is tit wtais. RiobIe @eft primo
% .05-S. l5. Rafftuirtes taum ftetia. Con,
sinsnt ss.7o, Q. u ss.S5. COMPOUND T.
7Ac.
tails 1T rubis. - Rrima eitp 77se,
gounsrp 55s--61sc.
BaumwoIIiaamsnsDeT lit wilis.-
Drima robes S5.07--5.l4, prima Soutmer
sslbes o. O6--5l09.
4etrc lea M 1T ftettq. Raffinirtes Rer
Dsrf f7.40. gsilaeelpbia un6 Baltimore
81. 40, ho. fn SuH s. 80.
DoIIe III rubts. Gomeitie 5Isest IS
29c.
6ars III piaia. sratnes, seipSbnIites
sis gutes $S00--s.i5.
Terpsatin III itetis III 77I<e.
Refs III ftetis. GtuBsimiiter 2I&-51 &c,
gatHa 51-6c.
Iolaiiss III itettg. Rem Orleans Gper
aeitle, gutter bis foice, 30-50c.
Suftr.-Roser III itetie. Ruseapabc
50 Ieit, $40. gsntriiugaI e6 Reft $3.50.
zyselafYes 3ufer ~ Isit $3.50 safffuirter
sft ftstig. gMt goat SO. Gralbeo 5.60c,
ysouIo n" h.25e. Cubes 5.l5e, gowSeree
5.O0e, Drannlatse 4sOc. Tiamouo ~"
40, Gsnfeetiouers ~ 4.75c, go. Ats
as. 2 4,70c, gp. 3 4.65. 80. 4 4.60e, NC. &
4.55e, no. 8 4.60c, Ro. z 4.45e, Ro.
4.40e, SO. s4.35c, RO. 10. 4.30c, 20. II
4.25e, so. u 4.2oc, Ro. Is 4.l5e, Ro. Il
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

0iir gldi ss.00--s. 12JEE, ant 5tbluB $500;
fiir SnIi 81. 10-s.221s, ain S9Inb 80. .t215;
fur September $3.50 - $50, am Shlub
$500.
Short Qippenfeiten.--2ofe $7.s715
--8.62K per 100 BIB. Jir Mai$8 .52s--
S.62K, am ShluB S8.5211; fir 5nIi $8. 10
---8.25, am S1Iub $3.12K; fir September
s.. .02-S.l215, am S9IuB $8.02K.
S6mItern. - Sbort Hare SetteH pers
pdft, $s.371I-8.50.
8utter.-Rartt ftstig. Creamery Is
--2lc, Oaitp l3-18e.
Gier. Rartt itetig srii6s l4a--
l5c per Suteno.
adie.- Rartt ftetis. Cream l2A4-l4c
per gfuno.