davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
New York
Stock Market

New York. juno 3.-Renewed liquida-
ticn OF dividend paying stocks, some
OF which were under heavy pressure
in the year. and the favorable tenor
of the governments weekly weather
tendency displayed by the market dur
ing the early trading to-day. Union
Pacific and Canadian Pacific. the weak
features of the preceding day. moved
up strongly at the outset. and the
whole list presented n better front In
the last half OF the day fhe market
worked downward again, With active
selling in the final hour. which carried
prices down around yesterdays low
point.
The weather report. showing a Sc
ricus deficiency in precipitation over
certain sections Of the South and Mid
die West. and consequently unfavorable
crop conditions. was one OF the main
factors in the increased heavi-
ness of the market late III the day. The
downward tendency was helped by
liquidation IN such dividend paying
stocks as Northern Pacific. which drop
ned points TO the lowest price since
The 1907 panic; Smelling. which lost
points Illinois Central and Baltimore
and Ohio The decline in active shares
continued. and about thirty stocks of
all kinds touched new low records for
European trading again figured
largely in the course Of She market
London. which sold stocks here heavily
Yesterday bought Canadian Pacific and
Union Pacific early to-day. Later the
foreign traders reversed their position.
end srb!trage brokers said there was
a balance OF sales for foreign account
at the end Of the day.
al I've ,Soh
unusually active, was associated with
various rumors purporting to forecast
new prosecutions by tho government
under the Sherman law. The hcaviness
OF the London copper market was an
other unfavorablc influence. Demand
for metal in domestic markets is said
to be small.
Bonds were under pressure. The
total sales. par value, s2.o60,ooo United
States bonds were unchanged. Total
sales were $4,000 shares.
New York. June 3.-Money or call
steady. 2i1 az per cent: ruling rate, 3;
closing bid 2i2; offered at ga. Time
loans stronger sixty days. So. "a per
cent; ninety days, 4; six months. 4%..
Prime mercantile paper. 5l2 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills ut S4s320 for
sixty-day bills, and at s4s675 for de
mand Commercial bills. S4.S217. Bar
silver. 595s Mexican dollars, IS. Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds
easy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS ,iARKETs.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. :.
Rcported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va, June 3.-Peanuts-Span-
ish-Msrkot firm. Farmers Spanish. 81 80
per hushel; No. shelled. Spanish. ?i2c. per
pound. No shelled Spanish, .c. per pourd.
NirGinias-F Jumbo. &c. per pound fancy
andpickcd. %sa3S.c. per pound: extra prime
3i2c. per pound: prime, 3i.c. per pound ma
chine picked. 3G3hc per pound; Smelling
stock. 2inMSC mound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
DRY GOODS MARKErs

New York, June 3.-The cotton goods OK
ports markets were steady to-day About
10000 bales have been sold to date for shin
ment to China on the current movement.
staple tickinEs have been priced Mt l3 cents
and hill A beachcd cottons at cents
Wooden and worstcd mills shutting down
and SILK production is restricted by labor
troubles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04

to fair. 4,.95hc.: best cows easisc.: medium
To good. iAg5Ac.; common to fair. SO Itec.
hest oxen 6hT5tc. medium to good. 5i.06c.
common to fair. 4ha5c.: bulls, 4!a6c.; best
calves. SISigc.: fair to good. 1lfsc.: dicks. "a
&c. Cows and calves. S25TeoOo per head. Best
hogs STSisc sows and stays, 5a!c. best fall
lambs. 6I1c.; medium to good 4i1d5iac.
common to fair, 3rsGic.: best sheep. iI1T5c.
fair 20 good. 4uI1c.: common TO fair safe
best spring lambs. SGshc.; common to fair.
6G7lec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
In Chancery

Virginia Storm. Agnes Williamson
Allen, j. NJ: Allen. Carlton william
son: the widow and unknown heirs
hanson deceased w. +. Horner,
Eula Horner, J. l. Horner. Mamie
HorneTT, Mrs; r. V. Blankenship.
Homer, Eula May Shefield. F. W.
Sheffield: the widow and unknown
heirs Of T. NJ; Horner, deceased;
liorner, John w. Hubbard, Stephen
T. Hubbard. Edna Lee Hubbard.
Bette l.. Robertson. r. NJ; Robert
=; II. Robertson. William White,
Ella Hammond. Mrs. 3. n. Ro-ert-
son, Mrs. II: C; Robertson. G. H.
Robertson. r. F. Robertson. Tom
Williamson and Edward S. Hor-
ner the two last being infants
The object Of this suit is for a sal,
of ISL acres of land in the county OF
Sarah f. Neathery died seized and POS
sessed. and the proceeds of said sale
to be divided among the parties in
H wis III d Taa Ssr Of SAID
property. that said will he produced in
court; and in which case that said
land be disposed of, in accordance
and widows, respectively. of Mathew
(commonly called MatD Williamson
therefore ordered that the unknowr
heirs and widows of the parties afore-
said do appear here within fifteen days
do what may be necessary to protec,
Copy@Teste:
S. l.. FARRAR Clerk.
II 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RlCHMoND LIVE sTocw N,pv

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARYEr
tsaIes az Union stock Yafdsj
Richmond. Va June 1912
Report of the live stock market for .,
week ending June 2 1913: '' MO
BEST steers, E&aekc.; medium TO good ia
49,; common TO fair, 5a6Iac.. best heifers
'a''sc. medium 10 GOOD, biaG6;ac.: common
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
coitoa .u.ares - go .,.nar.

Cotton. quiet m!ddling NO gross r..
Ie'pts LIS bales stock f-iCi bales cspoyt
bales i'-'s
Total ,9t today at an ports Net reeeipts
= 70 baies. export to Great Britain qsE
bales 10 the Continent. 24Gi bnics 10
Japan 80 9a!es stock 3C42H bales
tons9ilaated It all ports-Ne, -cceinte
;f$ip bales export 70 Great Britain Il So
naies u France 10 bales 70 the Continent
Lilo bales to Japan. 1.S3l bales
Total since September ! At all ports-%o,
receipts s5ll5D bales export 20 Gre..,
Britain. S55D3i2 bales. to France as f-s
bales to the Continent. S.S)2oci bales 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
Leading futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore Md. June -Wheat-iow.r AZ
s stI,,e, Corn.Quiet at 6li2c. oats-steady at
Quiet: No. . western. car lots for exnor,
GGGtti-c. '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
Railroads
Norfolk & Western Railwa,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect September 90. 1912.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Rich mond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ 300 Z. NJ. 'i:lo
+. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'e:l5 A. M $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 p. NJ. $3.50 p. ST.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'll:io A.
IL. 'e:35 p. n. 1880 p. 81. From the West:
'e:io A. NJ. a2:io +. NJ. bl:io p. A.. sos p.
NJ. 900 p. 81.
DAILY. aDaiiy ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
". u. BEVILL. Pass Traf. Mgr.
W. {. SAUNDERS. G. r. A.. Roanoke Va.
c. Il. BOSLEY. D. p A.. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
RafIrpana
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
n. B.-FoliowinS schedule figures publish cd
as Information AID not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: $40 A. M.-Local.
10 80 \. M.-Express. 500 p. M.-E1press
With Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for Al
Week Days: $500 p. M.--I.ocal.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. M.-Daily-Connecting for Balti-
more Mon. Wed. and FRIDAY. 500 A. Nj
Ex. Sun. and gals p. M.4Mon.. Wed. and
Fyiday-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: $3.50 A. NJ. and $40 A. NJ.
200 p. NJ. SOS p. n. daily: IL :55 Eek. Sun.
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ. daily; :35 A.
a. Mon. Wed. and Fri. 4:25 p. II. Elk Sun.
3. E. BURGESS D. p. A.
so1 E. Main st. Phone Madison az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04

japan. s7e57a bai.s: TO Mexico. 1856 bales.
New Orleans La. June Spot cotton
quiet. Lice lower; middling l2hc. Sales on
the spot 800 bales and SO 10 arrive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:l5 A.--Local-Daily-Ne Newport News.
$40 A.-Local-Daily-Chv Vile Elk Sun.
Thurmond.
ti0:oo Local-Daily-L'chb'g Lex, c.
Forge.
1900 Noon Express-Dally : Norfolk. Old
Point.
$500 -Express-DaIy-Cin.. L'vile.
II 100 P.-Express-Daiy-N Old Point.
500 P.--Local--Daiy-N. News. Old Point.
5.i5 P.-Local--Ex. Sun.--Cha ri ottesville
5:15 P.--Local-Wecls days except Saturday
to Warren, Saturdays TO Gladstone.
$40 P.-Lim!tcd-Daiy-C Chicago
ell 100 P.-EXpress Daily = Gin. Louisville,
Lynchburg.
'Sleepers. Parlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoND-I.ocal from
East: s:b5 a. NJ, $40 p NJ. Through from
from West: S:15 a. NJ ''9:55 A. NJ and 7:2o
p. NJ Through: Sis A. M. II :55 A. NJ. and
1886 P. NJ.
James River Line: s's:S5 A. NJ. 1855 P. NJ.
week days, Sundays sos T. NJ.
Daily except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 5, 1919
ARRIVED

steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. lner-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senSers Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers Furman Line.
schooner Mary Asishcr. Beauchamp. Flee
ton. Va. fish and fish roe, y. c. Young Co
Schooner William Russell, Sales. HaVre de
Grace. fish. Lefebvre- Arnhstead Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers Furman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co., Com
mission Merchants. Richmond VsD
Richmond. Va. June g. 1918
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
legal J2otjff
:
AMELIA CIRCUIT
Court clerks Office. May 12. 1913:

Court clerks office. May II. 1913:
]. NJ. Anderson, Champ Ander-
son, j. j. Anderson. Ella n
Kerry, Frank Berry, Ida NJ
Weaver. Vernon Weaver. Matte
l.. Hancock. Gilmore Hancock
George a. Dyer, George Dyer
Stanley Anderson. Sam Anderson.
Rosa Anderson, Virginia Anderson.
II. NJ. Taylor, Percy Lee Taylor,
George f. Taylor. r. c. Fowlkes,
Nora Fowlkes and Herbert
fo"lkeS Plaintiffs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open 8 A. n. 60 8 p. IL
Admbissiop 25o, Free on Saturdays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04

quotations for interest-payinE bonds are
a. q price 10 which Interest mus, he a,lds5
income bonds and certificates OF ind bted-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04

NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington y. c., June S.--No markets
EoliIaV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04

MARKET CONDITIONS
Poultry-Market about steady. EgEs-Stock
scarce. market active. Butter. Veals Bacon
Wool, etc.-Active at quotations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

Richmond. Va, June 8 1913
WjDLESALE QUOTATIONS OK CHANGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. June s. 1918
Following are the quotations on the Rich.
oh l. N4hn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04

5Qrrp 6. guI6 an 9arrp g.guih,
5ruitee, 100 bel 168 SUB an 6er Slp@
peItste BON grie 2lDe. uno gartonHo.
81.
Dalter 6. mQrOorI Iruitee, au2lns
tonic 0el Garptn, &Ots 50. 81 uno 81
in geehpooo llrterabtb. 81.
0erieIbe an SoIepb 0jgoetano. Got
744 in berielben unterabtb. 81,
81. 6. Drifting an DilIiam grotDn,
% BEL 80 SUB an Der Deitieite BON
DaIuut GtraBe, 100 SUP HoroIih Doa
I13. Ctr. 81.
Sofspb 5. Giran an 1be Moorsse
GoneD Co., 3 Sabre scale auF Die Gots
! 36 uno 81 i'm WDooburn 2tDs. Spnois
fat, jdbrlide W}ietbs 5000,
eugene NDter an Gillian W}eiters,
Cots 1902 uno 1903 in gseanoob,
ST.
DerIslbe on DOPE 2aTel, 2ots 1900
uro 1901 in 9eehnooo. 81.
6eurn Goroes jr. an Gat6srtne Gors
| bes, 2otS an Ereeman GDe. 81.
Caroline Gg9ers an gBm. Better, /
Got on Saultner Ctr. ST.
| 1rdnt 5ugman an Chris. go1dusr.
Qot5 an UltUtiIlan Ctr. 81.
! G6as. Tuntemunn on 9roDsr 8.
Craig, eiue Got an goparos RO. 81.
| 2uon3o u. Gramer an Starlep ..
! 5arris, l Got an 8otter 9luce. 81.
5be Gouis Qipp So. an Sas. g.
! Stuma6er, cine Got an U}itdeu 2(pe.
81
! 8rats 6. 2(nberIor an 6srrp 5ez
ming, 4 cots on Rt6mono ctr. 81.
| Suburbun R. e. So. an Gis3ie 9us
3eu, Cots $50 uno 583 in glsmers.
81.
Syobn 8sbb ir. II. q. an Qpoia 9.
/ Stnes (Guit CLAIM, cine Got ungoeu
2tpe 81.
gieIeIben an So6n g. Deb6 (0uit
Claim, eiHe Got on DO. 81.
gieielben an gbas. 6. Sorin
! (Guit Claim, cine Got on DO. 81.
Sc. s. 8. Smitb an WaItsr 9. 6eR4
rir. Got 90 in 8. 5. ShuIte's 2lbbir
tion, Deer gart, 81.
| oobn J. Gftenoorp'8 Grben an
| WOrris 9lsuer, "a SUB an Spcamore
| Str. 81.
Central sruIt Il. G. ,. 60. anDm.
| WortbinQton, gruItse, 23/1O0 NntbeiI
an % 1=3 TuB an Der SuDoitsde pou
| 4. uuo 8ins Str. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04

54lke; iar eeptsmSer 331a 40 34s am
ed.lut 84t.
Toqatn--ao. . s41f--sst.
etrhe. 49--70t
fimstssfa aatH. -- Ttut $500
4. l6 Der GeRtser.
AssissmsR - S12.0o--20.00 set
Gtnfner.
NstSsrf. - A,u.f brndts s19.00.--
Sar Wai sl8.971k -- 1920, am eHlnb
1920; fir 5uIt Sls.s7k -- 1920, am
$l9.15.
eA.ata ss1o.1sI<-1s221f sir Tai
$l0.l5 1920, ON shIub tl0.25, fur
Jnli sl0.iS-l020, am 6hlus $l0.2b;
fir September sl0.20-10.30, ain StIub
5000.
$bsrt Stpesf items su $962x-
l0.871s; fur Tui fl0l0 -- 1o.26. am
cdlui sl0.25; fir Juli Sl0.12x-lo. 20,
ant Shlub $40 30.
Sat ter. -Nsrtt IN ftstit. --Greansris
27--a4e per yfsns
si.r. --Nsrtt il f,H. 1880 trif6. II -
-7334c per DxteaS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
GrunS.is.ntbums. Sppptb.fen.

Cincinnati, 8. 7Sebr.
Reue 8 y p otbeteu.

Rsue 6ppotbetsH.
Caroline u. Woorss on GlenoaIe
y. Il. 6. ". SO. $4,000.
Anna .. Reuter an u. Batter.
$1,000.
Robert &. Mou8 an Carthage 9. II.
8. 4. $1,000.
0ieislbs an Qltaael =. anapp.
$4O0.
Gtunlep Q. 6arris an Carthage 9.
II. 6. q. $500.
5orreit mc8rep an 2llsr. Ult@
9retp. $500.
4nnie =. 2pforo al 5putbern Cbia
SAP. 81. So. $500
Qmbroie Z. Bdhouo on Wpooburu
aps. 8. u. 9. 60. $2500.
0erIsIbe an oisIeIbe. $500
geQis .. 6amptor an Marn 4.Giss
boff Il. u. $3.50.
gbeiter ,. glQman on Wm. 8.
Settls $4O0.
5enrp G5ening an gitp 5aQ &. u.
! 9. So. $4,000.
Ghriit 9aaauer an gurnet 8oobs
| g. IL. g. so. $4,000.
Geo BENG on 9. 8. Moorman. ST.
8rpper 8. Graig an Spoe Yart ..
II. &. 60. $1,000.
9ettIgte 5ppotbeter.
Glisabetb gIteu an Mart6a 6.
Wbseler 500.
gIbino gIaB an 9ant Str. 9. o.
So. $500.
6. S.grotmann an Sas. Ml,grunbt.
$4,000.
GIisabeth Bruno on %. German g.
Il. g. 60. $3.50.
Qouis Gtsrt an 5. g. 8aIbbnrn.
| $3.50.
| .. u. Ienlanb an gertba 9. vi.
corn. 500.
Sobn 6. 0pQ an Weftp0oo Soms.
sab SO. $7O0.
arHa & Rsutsr an y. 8ater.
$1,000.
SeHnis 3, 8iQiams an Sophia o.
GuIkrtion $3.50.
Spieph gDilbernina an 5outherH
Obto Z. Il. z. so. 1920.
murcus 5rautlsu an Marie gura
der. $1,000.
SeIsn 9eIabor an grHft 5tation 6.
II. y. 60. $2100.
| gbas. Reutbe an Carthage g. u. &.
Ice. S15o0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
sslmR Haebrid)ten.
Ginctnnati.A. Hsbruar.

.Sm eiurnnatisr Tiitritt miro Der FIus
fatoair bItibtn, bel hisliasr Stdet aber ialt
esr'sl5s nod siplk. geftsrn abene bate Der
sIus bier ttHtn saaNsrfiane oou 27.s Sub.
lie iolgeaesH Espe'htu tvafsu pabrsue
bee aeitriaen Saaes bier stn.
8tttsbare. IA Der slus bat .insn
gsaHsriiaao ben 4.6 Jus uno fnAi.
parttrsburs. %. So. Ter TIus Bat
insn ga Hsrfano bon 1873 GUS une faat.
Gatlsttsbura, An. Ter }ius bat a..
usu gsaFsrtane BON 81 . i}us uub fdat.
aaHapha Sails, u ga. Isrslub bat
eIusn @aFerhano bon So 6ub uno faai.
harltston. gS. ga. Etr sIus bat
ttnsn 3aHsritane BON 6.6 ane iaut,
Pt SIsaiant. %. "a. Ter flub BAT
siutH @aisrftane bon leo GnB une iaut.
Borttmenth, 8. Ter sIas BAT slHta
8aHsrfano zen sS.T una faul.
epntseiIIe, an. Der Flub bat siusu
sSaNerndne eoa i.5 rub unh faat.
eeanspilIs, 5ne. Der SIuB bat sl-
utH ssnferftano bon ss.7 Gus nuo falL
gairo, III. Der stus bat eiusn gSaTtr.
aane non 4s.S dub une fdut.
Wsmphis, 1enn Der aIus BAT sintu
8aHsrffone BON 4os fus unb tsist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
Weberf6t oes Eimciunati
Marftes,
6ar Die Nsntas, ben 3. Isbruar
1918 snoisenos WsAs.
Siasiuaatt, e.. s,b,uar ,s,r

Siastnaatt, 3. s.bruar 1918.
Ok na4fsissnsss 0sss,susssa Is,;st.s
- ssr suf easrss trsssssrssnss. Del
neiHevx Of4iftss sussa asss tstsrt
vsssfs bsssSast
prsSifisa.a
Er Hsrn sar rss,s. N. vrsirs astia.
S4nslt - WISE 0xan ts.ss-s IS
S.
trsSssgsfatlss.ssI.if4.H Mart.
estss. - ebsrt clear ositsa l0L liz,
ilsst xssssals.iss lot-I0xs rira flsu
slssr 0sitss l0h-ln1s GAxItsrx l01.-
lo+ q. osans ils-l3s4s Isis sss u, mssr
ssspa6t
Sa.sL-xsra a.a,. slsu n.u s.x
ha III 4 - l2s, surr Hiy>ssisstsa llh-
lllt utsa ftsn slssr ostasa llA-lik,
o4slisrH III - l1hs uas Hsaia i2.-
is1%s s,tsfs N ~ pr Dfsas ssbr ssrssx..
sugar Cured blssi4. -- Hsrfi 10 asts
1S'n''. is'-ie4s. -visas s4sl,;r
izk -l2. brssfiat Uassa Is = lee
6Auiissn - - l2,<. Kss Cert Sat 8 S4ul.
ter. lat u, fss6sss ossi. e4sais.
sitsssSAlt.ssl.ifs.-rss,ts s.tls.
o9tassa lAA--lSa, vissif eAslisra
l0k--lls. 0siiss hk-lSks. eAugisrs
H-ilAs Nss 0sf Gsf e4nItsrI III
Like.
esifAsssfsif g. Q 4issss ~. -lss.,
Nitxis S4altsrs i0bs 1915, GAslisrs 10 /.
--l0ts. fbsrt Hispsalsitss 10k ---lls, ltsrt
ltam 0sstea III -- list, eytsG ftsrt Geitss
iek-lis. Belize lsK-ll,<s pu vfsas.
HshI sHs 9etrsiee.
Estl.-- Nssss Dtaisr vassss S4.s0-s 90
0tstss eaass A.1S--%.V, Blister esniIs
yA00-4.lS. ertra t37k--s.S0, srSisSrss
9o.4S-3.6S. eartss ns,ssa Vatsut a. .oS--
800. Do. fssrs &3.7S--<.30, bs. eanils So. s.
100, nseosanstl, asseusaliS esnii6 6teS
14.s6-4-Ss. rsiaeSgits S4.6o--4. ID, eenti6 ..
fse eA.4S--l.Gk Per Otl
= sissa. Nsnt aetia. Ns. . 70.
Nm 0satsr III - ll3s, ~. 3 %. l0s--
llos. Ns. Z rstkss IS --- lOlf Ssr Nslbel.
gsrsasfs Hsrets; ear No. 3 rptetr sstn.
Ter "a ll3e. . xars DO. sg 1i1<, $50 Hs. DO.
Al Ills, lBS 81. As. 4 Do. an 93s. 500
oa. 70. , rosbss nit 3srn - lees aaf benz
0slsifs.
OsIt Asssu. - Ter yRGyft N sstia ssS
hftie. Ns. nsiS<s S6--STs. ~. ssitss
6x-e0s. ~. ssbss I2sx x-s3ks. Rs.3 eeIIss
tS-64t. 10. : %. S1--5sks. ~. 4 %. 50
--Slt, 10. : esnif4tss 53--S4e, Ns. = 10.
49, ks, Ne. : %. 60-6is. nsitsS aeIbsa.
isss u = Sss selSss - ~ -S6s, esnif4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
Dirt 0psbs ; marft.
sineinHati, 3. F.bruar ls1

GintinHati, 3. s.bruar 1913.
Der Rar.t mar In Der btrEoiieneu 8st.
.ismIit, lebbait ane ,s lsi,H sahErsite aui.
trda. uon ben Heiisnesu rim Ii. pr.iis Bile.
bsH ftstia uno narsz an SaIab Der @ote
sh fsIs,:
Rraursr rnsIin-9rsni Saus q si1s
socfef e1sst Ftp 9 -. sa1Gm9re et. Gen,
ssFfon taraiIu sizs. hHi9u .. Hg9blon
sii .lset NM 7lst. srsat Us'teru IKE
gsrssrsi 1914 zoe DO. o.. Isc. utita ioit
gee. 30 sil 2st 2eGrI l0j4 1916 oo ga
t7iac brighton sf4 f7lac s9. 1914 1eIzc
,c.sittnis mnsI rs @aHT'gtta
..aionsilI, e.t. sia az sogg 7a.e, yin Itn'
sHfi ga. s.g s4t rlrft CoT s.e Cs91stfe 9st ~
rlnG'e 81. pepperei 10. 22c, 90. go .oc,
t1fsrr 1914 pc, eo 90 2Bc pear 1914 2iihc
BE-, ga ishc, Brighton 1914 2i4c be- 9iA
artntsar4sriean sbirtiuas 5nc. Central
Fsrf 4Nc hmertcan Nrb'ae r4e DO. Tenrr,'
taas aTs aras, ,sfsn Ba; T'srrirfs s,a gs
rel ssc can 1cp SIX. crtcn 5ae. CLARION
ItstnsArsernsbi, 7Re nrrroes INC
~asidnh sor &C. HDr.fiac S~>[ aIzc Etit. Treg'
iIIc rooIsrle f3hc Nueer n tie Er'; ><st
itiAt susausharrn Isc. Gouyfiasc = fSht
gtrpba smos'saR EragIs $50. = :
8 o.. everett gtnrir sne. esnearer stasss
az, ito2 &C.; ftns'on- s. graaro!. sks;.
riabaua 7c, eolion O.. CIe 8trainta sk {
TenFms rus t2hc. EroeiiHrito f.c
Brighton iohc, u n Tnc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
DufAt.ssa.s.

Dele. - Nartt II astla. --s.isst rskeS
l0e, e4sAtss 50s per saksa. In yartte =
IN Ill Extra Mister Iek 9arsSl 85s
tsr oaGsae. GsttsH o.s Det raffnirtes
4s-l9c Der Oaasne. tupentiH Soc; Setrs.
leum, Cbis Carbon l2o srab s1kc, bo. $50
oraS lie, 10. peabIiabt It's Srab I2% %-l3e.
GrssH gaioliR 16e, NssbEs 20t Der Osass.
in Hartien boz 8 0bts.
GaIi.-Csr Nartt ia ratis. Ckis Riser
tl.o5, NiAisaa ass atrsa 81 IL per Hbl.
Ssa 80 yfuas.
faIs idndhtr.-srirs Sits 6ss--ea4s g.
10. EsxRtrs et-65st per yfxss.
"a. 30, Nxt nae 0Iaf y210-2.2 Aaas.
pbs Gti6fstIen $3.50. Nas sas eIa<
S2.lo Der fsaas sss.I,,isrt. EasAlofs
ets6ssblea $A76, xHtsrattts y7.76 Der
fsaHeatsstisfsrt. ssistststss.5o per fsxae
ebaetitferf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
Observation-Disclosures
Gincinnati. 8. Tftbr

2ouis gtert an Charles u. W3iler
Got 80 in Wtiuer &c WaIbburns Inter
abtb., 81.
slt3abetb gruns an gbarles 4.WliI,
lsr, % CUB on Der Weitisits ppn gars
lin Ctr. 81.
gannoh 4.9teplanb an ampSnHsi-
Der, Got los in Atperoisip Spuoitate
unterobtb. ST..
Sames 6. Moonsp an Gbas$es g,
Sliff Il. ", SO bel las GuB an nsr
ytoroieite bon fern Str. 81.
5tnrp Stage on Benjamin RiebofF
I5 Sabre seoie auf IL 4ter 2anb In
Settion 80 in Columbia Sp., iohrIit-
RGtbs $4oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
AasS1rtiae dR1rfte.
xs.psrs, .. S.brua.

Eevtsrs, .. Stbrui..
v.sr. - Bsfxsr 1900 css., s.rfswst
30, 900 tbs - Nsrtt ruhls absr f,,tla. --
eprtns yst,Rt 4.40-t6S. Uin.sr etraissis
s. 1910. rSintsr tatenis -. T0--5. 10.
eprtas tLrars Ae9-4.45, Hiatsr ertrss
~. 1 "a. .O0-ls, rs. Z bs. t3.s0-4.0O
Asnlss Gtrsigsts 81 l0--425.
Hsgasa Ssr tttig .-esir bic ast,s
ts.So-s.s5. sstss bis fants s3.so-4.00.
SsA1sI,nm mar Hau n $3.50
Der loo yfxHs.
Wais.st oar t,tis. -5sin.s s,ti.s
sss ssIbss sl.30-I.3s, srssss sl.2s--l.30,
silrsries t3l5.
Hssssu IA rahis. . 8es.rH 81
-sss 9. [ I. pstaIs.
s'trAs tn rHaia. - Wal,ssrks So --6os,
ssseins b9Ist {. l. T. Gsp gOrt
Dsiis 3afasr l2S 00) On. C,rfssst
275, coo sx.--rart, mar ulais. Ns. sx.u.;
rsttsr 1091fc {. !. I. ta Sis1aisr nss llls
I. s.b f4sia.sas. Ss. l Ssrtstss CzIxss
l001r f.s.b iesiwmsns.
osIf assrn- szfnsr S. 900, esrisrt,
sol 900 1s. wsrst tttis. .--srssrt Ts. !
S7s IN tIssstsr an 561.s i.s. B. i6slm .
asRs.
tsfsr. -ss'ssr 7s. 900 sx.. Sstfsnst
22 600 Ux. T,r wsrtt ia sttis. Stanssrs
seiser 39t sui CEN e.i.ii,, re. s,si.E
sss, 10. . 3se. ss. 37ks.
esai IA rHbGs -- STANDARD l00S. Re.
ioss, Ns. 2 so-s5s. es. Ts-s5c.
4sbfsni IN fstia.- State srstrSrtr bis
tths Seat srstair.s s.s A,Les 1912, II --
sst. 1911 ls-lst
easts sb sa. - s.HtrsE ss.r;tss
~ AZ. Usssts s8h.--2s14t.
xssr a fts. ssatsf $50.
SGi IN itttgl. - 8sniIs .2i.oo -
as.oe, fSsri s!ssr s,l.0o-sa.25. Fsi tl3.75
30 %.
Ds ssf IA a.tts. ssmi.u s24.oo-.5.oo.
Nts ts.oo-fl.oo., @ssf.S Ain.eH s3l.0C
$500.
srt R.sts Ha aesia.- ssys,slt. Del.
litf, 10 Bic l<Sb. l21 -lss, ss. eSsl .
tern 9 -Sks. -. SAiHiss i4lss.
04aali IN feA. - Nisslt 0et Srims
tio.S 1910; ysfHrirtts IN ftttig. sssn.
aeni Sl0.36. Q. Z. tii.S5, Gsmsssns B
--e9ss.
fals ia sts. - Srias Siis a. 61.s
Gssatrs s-s1., ssseiai II.
raamp tiaamtns Gel IN ish.
vrins rosst la s5.sT-5.l4, prima Ss.mtr
stlb,s su 6.2S-s.35.
tfrols III ~ Hehi. - Fa'rnirtts
Ntr Dor, $3.50. sailaesIphia uEs Baltimore
u. 80. DO. in Sul. tsS6
0sl Ia n httig. Dsnstit tIssss Chts
3i-ozs.
esrt IN ies. - etratsss, stsStsIt sss
BIZ ssiss IS s0-6 90.
1upeRti a ID aetia II 4sIs.
Rsis Ia ttits.-etstsimiiStr sa-sf,
patss 6k-Shs.
&staffs a a.tis. Kss orIssas csn
Kettle, Suisr bti asts.. ey-5Se.
1u 9s r.-Rsa,r IN ettis. - Nxstassss
% tse, ass. ksatrifs,sl IS ttt 3.&sC,
eeslaNss.sa4sr % fsH 2.73t. FafNsirtsr
a A.tis. Gxt sssf S.1ss, Gruibss Bose,
DesslI II" 470:. Gubss 4.s0t, ysssst,s
A.l5s, 9raaaIa,,e l.SSe, OisMsns n"
x-36f, Gou'etttoa,rs II" 4. 10f. Fs. 40,
Ns. 1905, Re s4.0oc. ~. 4 .. S5s. ne. 5
$50, Re. 8 s.sss. Ks. 7 3.k0s, r.. 0 3.75e,
We. s3.70s, Hs. 10 3. 65s, ~. IL 8. 30. ~.
10 S.sIs. n. 10 $780,. a.. IL $50.