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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
Stem til Worae | 1914.

Sar on trnft big biem til Norse
til be itore SsitibeIiebeoer 1914?
Tan famine Sio fan man beige lbs.
Itiuineen. SorberebeIien for ben
itore Ioreesfpro er mi i fuIo
Gang. gget Sfib birefte fra Nem
Sort til Norge. Wange fremraeen.
oe gSoromGro bar auere0e teenet Tia.
Ser gipes Den beoite Inleonine. SAB
mig iaa Sop at forflare min EIan,
bette er til Din Sorbel, ifrip ibag til
g. g.. Slitab,
201S 2pnbale Ipe. g.,
minneapolis, Winr.
eent "Tetprab.Vpfen" i'll SIGet 90 Ben
ner / bet gamIe Qano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
0uberfulofen i Nor9e.

. ii0ite Sefte al "Ntcoicinif Ne'
me" cir Gireftsrel bc6 Spitcr Git
bcrfuIofinnotoriim Or. e, @rinot
en- intercSiout Sbcriigt oocr be DC
~iultatcr, mnn bar oprdaCt poa
Glirite0ct / DC 10 gar. Oct nj bar
bcitdoet. s 2sbet al benne Sio er
ser ira Sauotprict ubQnnct Jolt
2,7OS @atienter. Gcrof iraaoor Der
al iorificIige @runbc enOeI, iaa be-
re 2,4O5 er tot n1eo / Den al Tiref
Tor @rin0t u6orbcibeoe Stutiltif.
Ni 0iSie Ydtienter bar pco Hogan
Qcn al 1912 belle AZ Trocent enolul
orbeio$bp9tige, Ii6t oher A Nrocent
pur bcIois orbeibSbpgti9e. Get inll-
me Nroceltartal nor uarbei6$bDQ.
tiae. WeGcm 47-4S Erocent al
Sc bcbanoIeoe bar beoc inhcn 10.
qargen al 1912. Ger non paa DC
iultaterne for sc Totienter, iom bIeo
~lto'frepet fra Snnutoriet i 1903, bar
man rel Sc Yrocent ion bar op.
nndct aob @rbeiosoDgtigbeo, 33 Yro.
cent nle6 beIpiS NrbcioSopQtiohco
"a 10 Frocelit iom por u~orbei6SopQ-
tiQe. 9li bi&'e / 1903 uOitrepre pa
ticnter por ser peO ~ll0ganqcn al
1912 33 Hrocc1t, iom ircmOelc$ &c.
fao Qo0 NrbeiNS0p8tiQNeo. Mcn Dc
bcIpiS drbciosopQtiQeS FroccntautaI
rar Qaoct neo ira 33 ill 4 Nroccnt
"a sc llorbci05NnqtiNc$ ira 1912
ill OF. &loere por uGiten 20 Bro.
cent al Sc behnn0Icoe bobc o. 30
Nroccnt bar ma life funnel ifaiie
iig Splp@ning o1n.
Tircfter @runbt ircmfommer /
fin NrtifeI oioerc mco Ell intercS.
liant Splpsuin9 ON SorboIoct mel.
lem @D % Son0. hpu6 [uberfuloic
on9oar. W}au ituI0e, iigcr ban.
trnfe, at tubcrfuIeic .Taticntcr poa
&on0ct mnotte hIans Hare ia mc0ct
bcbrc n0 tiIirarrnNc SpQc / @uer-
ne. N|en Stntiititcu piicr uoQet on.
hct. Ii Ben rcmgnnr oet, at @pcn
tlarcr ia life oIcle Iilc 9oot, men
W0oa bcore ems 2onoct, tiItroN3 io>
at @oIjQiorboIocre QiencumQoacu0c
or ooorligcrc i @ncrnc, o. at Sc
stonomiite GorboIOe bIon>t Set alicu.
tel. Sorotorict bar, rcppc cr beOre
/ @ucrne ems poo 2auoet.
llnocr 0iaio Characterization mel
Ser ser ij5 uiraojaeIil SET SpcrgS
maol: 6oritoor 9nbcioItuinQen be
, Gre al uouotte, hpoo Sc bar Irrt
a iunot Scpcirt poo Souatorict?
@on Fan life %fri3jcre ia 'or at set
tc er GiJirIoct. @pbciolhuinocn cr
mcrc eyoitiif. 2anos'o.f mere tun
SET I'll SG>oan,r. iom ic.c ct 9,
rota1acphoio life belt fau iorauorc.
81 piocrc moa man i~yoylc: 5ya-
res Ser poa 2anhct p,a en- iortirrt
MnoSc? Ser Mao Scorct hi "a.
2an0bcioyhiingcH bar 1core @l.ig
forboIo. men uouuitor Dem life
Gen bar ir;f Suit men bruQcr Sen
life; Sem er Tor 0nr ON &iutercn
Gen bar NeIf. men tar isrIt 6Iooen
a. 0c1. 6por man lite bar Wcjc-
rier, to8cs pi0ere Citer. o. ioa blir
Der bare @oIen isicu iii ooQIia
@rug. On Sommereu icoer aie,
rene ii0 pao 6jcIoet, mems &eioIt.
ningen 6iemme liOer Gso poo MeIf.
9enne iorfiarte MoaOe at bare
toa, er Sen pPientIige @ruu0 til, Al
Ben 9eoring, De bebanoIe6e bar op.
naaet paa Sauntoriet. bIir al mere
@urigbeo / @perne enc paa 2moet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
@i 6emleoer Gpmerfiombebcm aaa

Sr. 81. 9. @eoeriens iuterc2iantc
9eretning ON Sroianerfriscn peb
Norpap 2afe, Minneiota. / 1862 /
bette 0umer al "Gecorob- Foiten"..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
era uoIanoet.
Gunouns Gor6mahur.

eunouns 2orbmabur. Cir 5bo.
mas @aniitart gopater bIep i Wan.
bags polst til 2onbons 2oromapor.
San bill ooertage @mbeoet Den 9be
Mopember. Cen npe 2oromapor er
bare 81 gar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

st Yasiasertus melem 9afu %
@atum / Gu,foius blep / Wanbags
ebelagt al en- Hsperbanbe, iom bap.
De repet og Sfinnerne, iaa belle 90
get fjsrte / 8reiten. Ger @ogne
blep ipIintret til N%srepeb, 40 Ser.
Toner bleo brGbt % omfring 100
tom mere eQer minore tilIfaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

y-rsrn a. .rovr mas. rAr-sr JuNb i5N 1909 ~ rHr Posi-
orro AZ prossN, Iowa. uSrrs INA Au ~ ccNsHtss 90
sAtcu 5. 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

WGrre % pCrre. 8eo &apflpp.
ningen / 8beims, Sranfrie, Wan.
bags blep 0eroensreforben for Sur.
tigfluet lat pp til belle 1875 Wil /
Simen. Get par Sranifmanoen
Waurice Trepoit iom preiterebe oen-
ne 0ebrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

eraaRiaea 'cnSbennen' &c niohfnsen |
ssb crben. % ben &c all 81 fan SnHe ea
sr,ndnine at trre. Zen aiSr aoSt 1rbeiss
% onay let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
Or. Hnbolpb 2iciel, Sen bersmte

Or. Gnbulpb 2iciel, Sen bersmte
Spfinoer al Gieielmotoren, antages
at babe falbt operboro fra &anal-
bamperen "0resben" paa Heiie mel.
Iem Intperpen % Sarmid og oritf.
net. Sammen meb en- anben 81.
reftsr / oct itore 9ieiel-S elifab gif
ban Wonoag aoelo omborb / Ores.
BEN; be lfulbe til 2onoon forat
operoGre ct Wsbe. Wen peo Sfibets
gnfomit til Sarlpi9 par Or. Sieiel
iporlsit foripunoet. Sans &eie bar
lite blet britst ON Natter, men ban
babbe funoet frem tit Mattsi. Or.
Gieiel bar plaget af Sspnlssbeo, og
man antager, at ban bar fpaoieret
paa 99ffet alene. efterat bans Sen.
ner bar 9aaet tilfsis % ct iaa Der.
unber falot oberboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
st arigsIfib al en- ipIinter mn

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Sppe git / Sirsbags al Stabelen /
Gnglanb. Oct par en- let &rpbier,
iom fit Hapnet aurora, og Ben
beifripcs at Slaaoeminilter Spencer
Gburdin iom "a GeItroper Of De-
itropers". Sen npe Eanierfrpbier
lfal brpnoe Die % er beregnet at
opnaa en- Sart at 80 &nob. Cite
Sfibe al benne npe Sppe er MI I'M.
Ser gpgning / england % otte til
bill bli itartet npi lite @ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
1ausas Gitn
omaha @p9antarfeo.

SprnfpT9-Native steers.... $7.65-9.35
&ipr % &pier ............ ~6.O0-7.60
Stockers and feeders ..... 100000
Spin-Bulk of sales ........ S~.15-S.25
Gam. g.. 70-7.20
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

cenb "Teeorab.Tphen" i'll eIGet % Ben.
ner | bet gamIe 2ano.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-18
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT.

North Portland, Ore, July II, 1918.
Receipts for the week have been: :
Cattle, 1926; calves, 1872; hogs, 1926;
sheep, ALL.
Cattle market steady to stronger at
the close of the weeks business.
Prime grass steers offering on Thurs
day and Friday sold at $S.25 to $3.50 in
small quantity. The demand for this
class is fine, but for medium and half
fat varieties prices are no higher than
they have been for the last two weeks
The steer top on bulk sales $500 to
$S.25. Light offerings of COWS and
heifers has strengthened the market
somewhat, especially in choice grades.
Cows $500 to 1925; heifers 1925 to
$3.50; bulls $500 to 1925, and calves
$500, are top quotations on the var
ious classes.
Buying demand in the hog pens in
creased materially the latter part of
the week; tops sold in bulk at $500
to S915, with few loads at 1920 and
1925. The market is steady to strong
on basis of 1915. Good demand for
smooth and rough heavy hogs. Re-
ceipts have been fairly liberal con-
sidering the season of the year and
liquidation will doubtless decrease
during the next two months.
Sheep house prices have suffered to
some extent during the last six days,
due to the slow demand on the part
of the killers. Good fat mutton is not
finding very broad outlet, while
lamb values have decreased % to so
cents since July LIST. Prime yearlings
1925 to $3.50; ewes at $4.00; old
wethers at $500 to s4.25, and lambs at
$500 represent extreme quotations.
The following sales are representa-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-18

fish for the stocking of private ponds,
lakes or streams, as the government
has an ample supply of fish for distri-
button.
The commissioner of fisheries has
also promised to conduct a series of
experiments with reference to the cul-
ture of salmon in the Snake river
with the hope that an ample supply OF
salmon can be propagated.
The Idaho people who attended the
Gettysburg celebration report having
had an enjoyable trip. Senator Brady
IN commenting on this historic event
said:
Il believe the Gettysburg encamp-
ment has done more to Join the hands
OF the north and south in good fellow
ship than any other one thing since
the time of the Civil war. The Gettvs-
burg encampment is considered to be
the greatest in the world and it will
go down in history marking one of
the greatest events of this age. AL
though the weather was very warm,
the old soldiers enjoyed shaking hands
with their comrades and previous foes.
Friendship is now in the hearts where
opposition once dwelt.
Il sincerely regret that all of the
q. A. r., especially those who took
part in the Gettysburg battles were
not able to be in attendance and en-
JOY the hospitality extended and hand
shaking of their old comrades, and
rehearsing their thrilling stories of
the war that once threatened this
great nation"
1t was pleasure for the Idahoans
to see Mr.. w. N. Shilling, of Rupert.
Idaho, who participated in the battles
on the outskirts of Gettysburg fifty
years ago. Although Mr.. Shilling is
seventy-three years of age, he looks to
be but fifty or fifty-five years old, and
1t was certainly pleasure to see him
enjoying the encampment.
A letter was sent to Representative
Burton L French, Washington. d. c.,
care of Bureau of Plant Industry"
OF course the letter was not delivered
there, but it was re-addressed by
drawing a line through the word
Plant making it read, Care of the
Bureau of Industry" 1t was deliver
ed promptly to Mr.. French.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-18

Yours very truly,
o. M. PLUMER, Sec'y & Treas,
Portland Union Stock Yards Co.
A good want ad, telling what a pros
pective boarder would naturally want
to know, will be all the drummer
you'll need for your boarding house.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-18

II you are n need of anything,
a Times Want AID. will I'LL your want.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-18
More Fish for Idaho.

Congressman Smith has arranged
with the commissioner of fisheries for
his active cooperation with the state
game warden and the various rod and
gun clubs in their effort to stock tie
the streams of Idaho with food and
game fishes. The COMMISSIONER OK
pressed himself very favorahly toward
the establishment of government
fish hatchery in Idaho, and Congress
gresham Smith has introduced a bill
providing for an appropriation of $685.
600 for this purpose.
Appropriate blanks will be furnish
ed by Congressman Smith to any one
who desires to make application for
the supplying of desirable and suitable
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-18

You have the advantage Of getting live news tviceaweek
from the only semweeky paper in this comyyou have the
news fresh at the time when news after has come
6enng down you from one to seven days DID, It dis
nct advantage you You have the benefit of
that has been CONSTANT boosting medium for the entire co
y Besides getting clean, newsy paper fit to go into anv
home helping support paper that honest in its at
tempts to accomplish reforms in this county,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
FERTILIZER SALES
IN GEORGIA WILL
BE 100000 TONS

Sales Of fertilizer in Georgia will amount
almost to 1,250.000 tons in the belief OF
some Of the best informed men in the
trade In 1911, the big crop year, Geor-
gfa used 1,25O 600 tons Of fertilizer, and
il is expected that this years business
win go almost as high. In 1912, 1,lZ5,OO0
tons were used. =
The movement in south Georgia IS
about over Stocks in Savannah are re-
ported by some firms as cleaned out, ana
sales for that section up 10 1911. sales
i'm north Georgia are slower, delayed by
bad weather Many country dealers re-
port that their warehouses are full. ana
that bad roads and bad weather prevent
the farmers from hauling the supply they
want A little fair weather is expected TO
stimulate the trade remarkably
In general. sales of fertilizer are about
two weeks behind those of last year,
which accounts for the railroads reports
of less fertilizer being hauled. April IS
expected TO bring their tonnage up 70
normal for this classification of freight
South Carolina and Alabama also are
buying fertilizers in good quantities
If The New York Commercial Is cor
rect in its estimate that Georgias cotton
acreage viii be decreased per cent. IL
follows that the farmers are going IN Tor
little more intensive farming
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Q.--Win you please explain the mean
ing of book value?" Z. f. H.
A.-The book value Of bank stock is
computed by adding the capital stock,
the surplus and the undivided profits. then
dividing by the total number of shares.
Book value" should represent the aC-
tual return to the stockholders in case
of dissolution. Bank stocks usually sell
at a premium above book value" buyers
expecting further increase of surplus, or
being satisfied with a lower yield than the
rate paid on the stock at par
"a friend advises me to put some
money in street railway stock he is sell
ing. How can l tell whether it is val
liable? MRS. b. f.
A.-Find out these things: Has the
company a long term franchise? Has it
an exclusive franchise? Is It popular with
the public, so that the public win favor
a renewal Of the franchise? Is its bond
ed Indebtedness so heavy as to eat up
all profits with interest? Is It's equip
ment in good shape and adequate, or will
improvements soon? Is the city grow
ing? Has the city a diversity of indus
tries, or will a shutdown Of one mill or
class of mills throw thousands out OF
work? Is It selling light and power? Is
the field for light and power current sales
good?
BY all means seek expert advice on all
these points, and as to the character Of
the men at the head of the corporation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
COTTON MARKET
HAS 4 SLOW DAY
Storm Expected to Have Small
EffeCt-HOIiday in Liverpool
Makes Business Dull.

NEW YORK. March 24-Folowing the
triple holiday, the cotton market opened
steady with first prices net unchanged to Z
points higher than the closing quotations
of last Thursday. The market has shown
considerable activity considering the holt
day in the English market However, the
trade was mainly professional The sell
ing was not of general character as il
mad oeen for week The largest
spot interests and shorts were good buy
erS, resulting IN prices Tallying some 4 to
. points from the opening level after the
hrst half hour of trading.
sentiment among the locals continues
bearish, and many express the belief that
II will require new factors to stimulate
aggressive buying and maintain present
levels.
Weather conditions were an important
FACTOR during the early trading During
the forenoon the market developed an
easier tone, with prices receding to the
opening level. The market seemed to
have settled back into the old rut The
ring crowd seemed to be waiting fuftheN
news from the belt as to the extent Of
damage by the storm. 1t is not believed.
however that there is anything to fear,
for it is too early for any serious dam
age by unfavorable weather.
The market was featureleSs during the
afternoon session, with the exception of
scattered buying by certain spot houses
and limited selling by Wall Street Price
movement was erratic.
At the close the market was barely
steady with prices net unchanged to 2
points higher than the final quotations OF
last Thursday.
n
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
Cotton Seed Meal Is
Remedy,N Cause of
Cattle tuberculosis
Georgia Agricultural College
Head Tells Dairylnen Product
Is Not Deleterious.

cotton seed meal is beneficial in cases
OF tuberculosis. so far is it from causing
the disease. This is the statement Of DR.
andrew Soule, head of the State Agricul-
luraI college. at Athens. Ga.
Cotton seed crushers are taking consid-
eraple comfort from this statement of the
expert When the recent campaign
against tuberculosis herds Of cattle was
begun some one started the story that
tuberculosis IN cattle was caused by feed
ing cotton seed meal. The story gained
considerable Credence among the Him
formed, in fact, caused enough stir to
brlng II to the official notice of DR. Soule.
he takes up the subject in a circular let
ter TO dairymen.
since a good grade of cotton seed meal
contains considerable per cent of fat.
largely IN the form of OIL he writes. lit
should be very wholesome for affected
animals and should tend to help build up
Inc tissues Of the body against its in
roads by reason Of the fact that it also
contains such high per cent of protein.
II Is ridiculous 10 think that cotton
SEED meal or any other wholesome. con
centrated product used as cattle food
could be responsible for producing this
trouble"
The herd at the college, DR. Soule re-
marks, never has been infected with tu-
berculosis, while cotton seed meal is a
regular ration for the animals, summer
and winter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
EXHIBIT
SOME STRENGTH
Bear News Already Discounted,
Shorts Show Disposition to
Run to Cover.
ey CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK. March 24-There was
considerable dealing in the specialties at
the opening of the stock market today,
United States Rubber making the best
showing with gain of 23s. Louisville
and Nashville advanced q. Gains also
Sheffield Steel and Iron. The last named
issue rose : points. American Smelling
was firm on the earnings report and
gained Y. Union Pacific was purchased
for an advance Of "a
United States Steel began 4 higher, but
within a half hour had Increased this
lead to q. Southern Pacific was UNI
changed on the first transactions. Anal
gamated Copper was helped by the
beginning y higher. Copper increased its
gain to point American Can fiuctuated.
After opening q lower, this stock made
up its loss and advanced a over Thurs
days closing
After the first fifteen minutes the de-
mand which was SO noticeable became
less vigorous. Recessions were noted in
many issues. Union Pacific and Reading
were most prominent features. Southern
Pacific moved up l to 993l; Union Pacific
gained "a Amalgamated Copper was up
Il Reading rose q to l557s United States
Rubber was up 23.
Union Pacific was strong and active
during the last hour. Ii sold around 226.
which was more than 2 points above its
midday level. Pennsylvania. Reading and
Steel made fractional gains
Union Pacific ruled about y above its
noon price, while a similar advance was
made by Amalgamated COPPER
The market closed steady.
Government bonds unchanged. other
bonds dun.
Stock quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24

Following is the general forecast until
Z p. m. Tuesday:
Georgia and Fl0rida-Unsettled weather
with showers tonight or Tuesday
Observation-Disclosures weather with show
ers tonight or Tuesday; warmer in south
east portion tonight; cooler in north por-
ton Tuesday.
North Carolina-Unsettled weather with
showers tonight or Tuesday; warmer in
west and central portions tonight
South Carolina-Unsettled weather with
showers tonight or Tuesday; warmer in
north and west portions tonight
Alabama Unsettled weather with rain
tonight or Tuesday.
Mississippi-Un weather with rain
tonight or Tuesday; colder in extreme
north portion tonight
Louisiana Unsettled. showers; thun-
derstorms; much colder in north; colder
Tuesday.
Arkansas Showers: thunderstorms;
colder. temperatures 20 10 2S degrees in
west; freezing in east tonight; Tuesday
fair and colder
oklahoma Snow iurries tonight; 20 to
IS degrees Tuesday fair.
East Texas Unsettled. showers. thun-
derstorms in east; colder freezing in
north tonight; Tuesday fair and colder
West TeXas-Fair colder. cold wave in
north: - to 20 degrees; freezing in
southwest tonight; Tuesday fair, colder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(By w. n. White, Jr., of the White Pro-
vision ComUany.)

Quotations based on actual purchases
during the current week:
Choice to good steers, ], 600 10 ] 200 ;. IS
SIS: good steers, 500 to 1 900 5.250 s 90
medium to good steers, 700 to $50 500q
rs. medium to good cows, 700 to 500,
425d475, good to choice beef COWS 500
to 200, 475n5 50; good To choice heifers
$50 to $50. 475d5.25; medium to good
heifers, 6.50g $50; 425a45o.
The above represent ruling prices Of
good quality Of beef cattle. Inferior
grades and dairy type selling lower.
Mixed to common steers, if fat, 500
TO 900. 450N $50. medium to common
cows, if fat. 700 to 500. 4.00d450; mixed
common. 500 to 500, 3.O0@GOO; good butch
er bulls 3.5ON45O.
Prime hogs. 100 TO 200 average. S.40d
415. good butcher hogs, $40 10 100 $50
300. good butcher pigs. 100 TO 40 8.25n
S.55, light pigs 40 10 100, Oe4 $50, heavy
rough hogs. 200 20 250 S25NS75
Above quotations. apply to- cornfed hogs,
mash and peanut fatteued hogs. 7 70 lia
cents under.
cattle receipts llghtr~ only about two
loads of fed steers on The market receipts
being made Gp FnDs0y OF medium steers
and fair 10 good cows.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 24-Wheat dull;
May 97as @977s, July 97l5 bid, September
| 9615 bid. bonded wheat, May spot No.
red winter 1892 in elevator and Ill
Corn dull: 30. in elevator nominal,
export No 57la to arrive +. o. b.,
steamer 55'l4, No. ,5ia4: o-,.1oo
Oats quiet; natural white S5@@SS, white
clipped 361z 40.
RYE steady; No. 2 Western 65 C. 1. f.
Buffalo; state nominal delivered in New
York.
Barley quiet mailing $500 c. j. +.
Buffalo, feeding As pounds $50 New York.
Hay steady; No. l los, No. 8 5Q80,
clover mixed 65q9212.
Straw dull; No. 1 straight rye LOO
Hops steady; prime to choice 25a27, Pa
citic coast prime to choice 1921.
Flour quiet; spring patents 4.I0q IS,
straights 450G465, clears 42OM 40 win
ter patents 5.25956V, stralghts aug 49,
'iG Feet strong g. family 23.OOa24OO.
Pork strong; mess 21.75g22.O0, family
Ia Lard firm firm; city 1919, Western prime
raj; TSilow steady; city in hogsheads Ga,
country in tierces sassy.
Cotton seed oil spot firmer 6.40Q s. 10,
good off oil 62Oa655, winter $50, sum
mer white 6.6OG700, crude Southeast
40 Futures, March 645G6 80. April 6. As
as 80, May 6.50G655, June $50 sos, July
SSS@S67 October 6.5Oa656
FreiehtS ocean (steam) grain steady
United Kingdom SG412d, Germany 6Od -
pfennig France is, Holland Sc; general
cargo, steady demand. ..,--,.
Petroleum firm; crude Pennsylvania,
50.
R0sin unsettled. common, $50.
Wool steady: domestic fleece. PSI a 50,
pulled secured basis, 4OHoG IeAas'
secured basis, +5dbZ, ..
Hides dull. native steers, TO p "a IL - ;
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Coffee steady. options opened II lower
ia higher: Rio No. on spot, II u a II "a.
Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
pr Woiss t,s !" STEADY; New orleans. open
Nt su Itg 90 raw. steady: centrifugal, 358;
nnscNyado, 3.OS. molasses sugar. 2SS.
sugar refined, quiet fine graduated.
55dssa AZ. cut loaf. 515. crushed sos,
Lila 1,-S 70. cubes 450M46O, pow
dered, 4.$5G445; diamond a, 4.35; coniecc-
TONERS A. 41Od420; softs, No. /, 30 a
40 mo. > is points lower than No. !
arJ Nos 3 to IA are each points lower
Than the preceding grade.)
Potatoes dull white, nearby, ltOd l.S''
Bermudas 5O0ub.50. ,-- -o-ez= o..
nea, choice. 39Oa3.95; red kidney, choice
DR. Dried fruits steady, aPricots, choice to
fancy lo al2A s{R q! 1r,, ggsp2 s6s TO-
Sos 81: COS to zoos. "A zoe peaches
choice to fancy. 6UIl4; seeded ralslhs'
choice to fancy, 4ioM5e4: , --l
Dressed poultry inactive, turkey s 10 ~
o. chickens. l4L2 ar; fowls, 1917 oil p Z;
Tive nouitry firm; chickens, 10: fowls.
10: turkeys. Y; ROSTERS, 10 DUCKS ~
GEES 5'+te ~ Steady creamery extras, 35a IS;
go r7aTy firsts 34G35: state dairy TUBS,
265I AZ. process extras, Y "a 20 2 -,.
cheese dull, whole milk specials lo,2 ~
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