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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-03-14
PLEASE HELP THE POOR EDITOR

LAST failed provide appropriation seed
distribution looks editors other poor people are I'M
against pretty hard These seeds enough garden
the editor and his family all and provided
them with all their always great interest
editors wife kids watch the seeds which and
those which did Sometimes nothing grew the pumnk
the arthokes and then the family had deal getting
used the monode Nobody knows whether the will
another hard winter but there
law the special which will require the editorial
must be taken the sanum by coord waiter This will tho
trouble and hardhps incidental the
seeds, and will result harder better race of editors
citizens who feel interested and their fte mo
that they telegraph to the delegation Washington to do all
this legislation. Yakima Republic. "
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-03-14

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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-03-14
COST OF BAD ROA

HERE $40 miles of public United States OF
this mileage statistics for 1904 showed that per cent are i'm
proved During the 1885, about pounds
farm products hauled roads from shipping
These figures do include products or general
merchandise that from city country evident slight
est saving of hauling would striking proportions
when considered for the entire country, Better
Figures show that these great wagons over country
roads POS 32 64 miles, merely being transported the farms to
shipping points Investigations have the average cost of
hauling mile % roads in good condition
earth roads containing ~ mud CENTS sandy roads when
dry GA cents reduction the average hauling from % cents
II cents would annual saving This
loss direct from the pockets The rairoadsake the
wheat and other farm products the producer gets
the value Cor market price, the shipment farmers the nation
paying 81 OOO 600 day than they should getting
their produce the shipping point requires expert that
had good roads they would be receiving day for
their products than they getting.
the farmer receives for his The addition
the income the American would great strength
of the purchasing power agricultural marked
agricultural In addition this direct gain the good
roads add farm land the gain
and land values would the
of establishing and maintaining good roads.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-03-14
A PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN, WEEKLY


ready before the date
dollars inside the first figures matter which American
Justly proud That ships actually be passing through the big
ditch before the end Of the however generally known
and the following extracts from article the New York Sun by
Col. G. B. Goethals may be interesting to many:
During the year 1912 virtually completed and
feet within 30 feet of the maximum which will be allowed to at
tain. The dam held back this volume without leakage
During the total Of about 80 900 cubic yards of
a has been removed from the prism the canal and of this
about 900 cubic yards due slides the Cuebra No
serious trouble anticipated from slides canal completed
There remains be exavated for the canal and
projects the Atlantic and Pacific about 900 cubic
yards but of this amount less than 900 cubic yards needs
moved before the canal 1t hoped that the
shovel be taken out Cubra when the dixie
Obspo which holds the the cut
blown and the water will flow into the and through Pedro Miguel
lock into Mafores Lake. Whatever then
done will be accomplished by dredg than eight per either
the total laying
be done.
the present speed and all the gates
ember 1913 be able the first ship through about that
me the lake should be height this purpose
number The lights buoys and other aids
navigation will all be placed and in working
the completion the lock and the slides
either both of which may upset the programme outlined
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
THE WINDSOR.

A. F. Alley, proprietor of the st.
Sauver hotel at Bar Harbor, is at
the Windsor, and will make an ex-
tended stay. Mr.. Alley is accom-
panied by F. L. Roberts, who is also
in the hotel business in Maine.
JOS. J. Ryan, a large contractor of
Brooklyn, and his wife are making
an extended stay at the Windsor.
Other arrivals are DR. and Mrs j
F Carroll, Syracuse; G A Tuttle,
Palmyra, n Y; B L Penrose and
wife, Saratoga Springs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
THE RiDoEWooD

One OF the pleasant features of
the Ridgewood is the service of
afternoon tea twice a week. On
fair days tea is served on the large
and spacious verandas of the hotel,
while on the days when the outside
world is dreary, tea is served in the
lobby.
DR.. Ware of st. Paul arrived yes
terday and joined his father at the
Ridgewood.
Among the arrivals Of the day
were ] V Gum, Indianapolis; Mr.
and Mrs H d Baker, Chas Ebstein,
E Leverson, j E Wartells, New York
w E Martling, wife and son, Lansing
Mich; w H Davidson and wife, Char
lotte; Mr. and Mrs o Anderson, Miss
Ida Anderson, Boston; Mr. and Mrs
Howard f Ware, Mr. and Mrs F ]
Schwaub, ST Paul; A S Strauss, st
Paul.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
The finest resort
hotel in the world
is being built at
Sunset Mountain
Asheville, n.
Absolutely Fireproof
Will open July 1St
VIM. S. KENNEY. MANAGER

MR. E. W. GROVE of ST. Louis. Mo-. is building the finest
Ava hotel the world be opened July 1919 1t will be absolutely
eproo and being built of the great bous of Sunset Mountain
Full of and comfort and wholesomeness
The front lawn the hunded eghteen-hoe golf links of the
Ashevle Country Club. and with sixty of lawn
The pu obtanable anywhere ppd miles from
the slopes Mount MITCHELL altitude Bmoe milk and
exclusively supplied from registered Jerseys the of
Mr. Geo. w Vanderbilt 1t is doubtful this famous dairy equcd
in the world
-Four hundred one-p rugs being made Aubuson France
Seven hundred pieces of the being made by hand by the
Roycrofters The silver will be handhammered.
The plumbing material viii be the finest that has been placed
any hotel the world The soil pipe has ba hydaulc tested and
then galvanized The hot pipe 1900 lbs weight viii be solid
brass The pipes By genuine pwdd wrought tested
hydrucy lbs The bathtubs and fixtures all solid porcelain
No pipes visible anywhere No radiators be en placed
under windows No electric bulbs to be
The "Bg Room. what call the lobby. So feet BY and
th rugs this will be worth 100000 The great fire.
races in it viii burn tveye-foo logs
For the golfers building lockers and shower bath with
foyoo swimming pool that viii be excel BY the finest clubs
ard tie players viii be less than yards distant when they
the links.
Mr. VIM Kenney Woods N H. who has shown his
management of The Mount Washington hotel and Hotel Clarendon.
that he is the peer Of hotel keepers viii manage the Inn
We eight hundred around the Inn consumpts
tken).
Especially available for northern guests Spring Fall and Winter.
going returning from farther southern for all Winter
SORT
The Inn located the side Of Sunset Mountain about mile from
the top and only cool enough the Summer make blanket
necessary night but protected and mid enough the Winter to
make life enjoyable without enervation.
GROVE PARK INN Sunset Mountain. Ashevlle. N c.
New York Booking Office. 1850 Broadway
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
ORANGE VILLA

Recently registered guests at the
New Orange villa are as follows:
L Caufman, New York; Guy Stur-
gis and wife, Haverhill, Mass; Mrs
w H stephens, Mrs P Adams,
Lima, O; Mrs D Y Gueb, Chat
tanooga, Tenn; Mrs G H Kassan,
Miss NJ C Kassan, Gloversville, n ";
A L Schultz, Baltimore; Miss Ida
Angervine, F J Angervine, wife and
son, South Norwalk, Conn; Ed A
Machin, Asheville; DR. E D Paxson,
New York; Ed Velde, Ambrose
Flynn, John H Moore, D G Percivil
of the Fortune Hunter Co; Chas c
Armstrong, Shrewsbury; H c Hance
and wife, New Jersey; Ethel
Hance, Belmar, N j; Henry Kraus
NJ Hefter and wife, New York; ] c
Wilson and wife, D c Burrell and
wife, Weston, w Va; Mrs w Il
Nichols, New York; Mr. and Mrs Lo
can Williamson and son, Atlanta, Ca
Elizabeth Rays, Sanford, Fla; Mary
Fetherman, Stroudsburg, Pa; G "
Wade and wife, H w Wade and
wife. Orenton, Tenn; Mrs T
Hyatt, son and daughter, Topeka
Kas: T H Wade and wife, Hunters
vile, Ala; H R Edwards, Portland
Ne; Miss Eva ] Edwards, Hartford
Conn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
THE PAL. ETTO.

Richard Hapgood and G. o. Cham
berlin, proprietor of the Palmetto,
left the first of the week on a trip
to Palm Beach, Miami and Havana.
Messrs. Hapgood and Chamberlln
will probably be back the last OF
this week.
Late arrivals at the Palmetto are
Mrs S ] Hubbard, Miss Jeanette
Hubbard, Miss Esther Munroe, To
ledo; Mr. and Mrs Henry G Nicker-
son, Winchester, Mass; Mr. and Mrs
e S Taylor, Cambridge, Mass; Mrs
C / Buell., Gloucester, Mass.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06

**FOR SALE = Furnished cottage
of six rooms, has bath and electric
light; lot close in; frontage 20 It.;
price $4,000. Address Owner" care
Daily News. oo-Zt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06

ing them. Light refreshments were
served after the game.
Season guests who have recently
arrived from the north and are STOP
ping at the Ivy Lane Inn are DR.
and Mrs E H Going, Chicago; Prof
and Mrs N d Harris, Evanston; Miss
Jane L Anthony, Providence; w d
Woodwork, Mrs Ida L Borden, Vic
tor. N Y; Mis- e G Kellar, Minneap-
oils.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
PRINCE GEORGE.

E. v. Patterson, a large real es-
tate dealer of Spring Lake, n. j.,
and his wife are new guests at the
Prince George. Mr.. Patterson is
that city.
Other arrivals were F F Mathews,
Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs G G Will
son, Belmar, N j; M ] Schwaber and
wife, Dayton; ] Jackson and wife.
Cleveland; Mr. and Miss Rinehart
Akron, o.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
IVY LANE INN

The package card party given by
the guests at the Ivy Lane Inn re-
Gently proved to be great success,
all of the guests entering into the
spirit of the game. The opening of
the packages created a great deal OF
ing presents suitable for those draw
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-06
NEWSOF THE HOTELS
THE pEsPLAND.

Yesterdays arrivals at the Des-
pland were w D Stark, Jacksonville;
BENJAMIN Goldsmith, Henry Gold
smith, Connellsville, Pa; E C Rob-
erts, Davenport. Iowa: Miss E w
Hoey, Miss M X Hoey, Pittsburgh;
A Stransy, st Louis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-06
1luksNad1ridbten.
Cincinnati, 6. 9loi

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Sbsrhalb Gtneinuati une aud bel bieitoer
staot faat Der ilus nno bate geiiern attuo
eintn @aftrhane bon 1874 GUS.
Die iolgsuosn Ess,ihen trafsa nd6r.ns
bee eshrisen Iaas5 bier eia.
gittsburs. pa. Der slu5 Bat .iusn
@aHsrfaHb bon 4.s Gus unb fiHt.
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@aHsraane pon l7.9 uRn faHi
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siHen @aHsraaae bon lol Dub unS fault
sauapha salfs, 90 ga Ter sIus bat
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et pltafant, @. pa. Der Slus bal
siusn @aFsraane bon lee Gus une fdat.
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n,u @aferFans bon il.e Gus uno fdIt
eairs. III. Der stub bat .iu.n @aF.r .
hane ben 24.4 Gut unb fdat.
Memphis. Tenn. Der slus BAT timea
@aherRaas BON 23.s 6ub une idat.
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ShluB 35ssc; fir Smi AK-34%c, am
Shlub 84ssc; fiir September 343s-343 3se.
nm ShluB 84Ke.
Hpggen.--Wn. Q 64c.
@erif
9imotbsiaamen. - Reuer s2.s5--
8.85.
RIeefaamen. - s17.o0 - 22Oo per
gentuer.
ReBporfs1s.40 per Bbl. - Sir Daai
$19.82H-19.42H. am SdIub s19.42H; fir
SuIi $19.42H--19.55, AM S9Ius &1s.56;
fir September &19.25 - 1885, am S9luB
1885.
Ghmafs. - s1o.95 per 100 Bfb. 5itr
Hioi &10.90-10.92K. am ShIub $10.92K; !;
fir SuIi e10.77K - 1885, om ShluB
t10.85; fit September $1077H - 1886,
am ShluB $10.85.
Sbprt Rippenfeiteu. $t1.25-
-11.s7H per 100 Bfb.- s5fir Wini s11.42K
- 11.45, am ShluB SHAY; fir 3uli
$10.97H - 11.05, am ShluB s11.05; fir
Sevtember $l0.77K-10.57K, am SbIuB
$10.S7K.
Butter.-Rarst mar itetis. greameries
4H-2Se per Yfnno.
gter. - Wnrtt mar pitlieer. Erbinarp
Hrits 17c, iirfts 17A-16e per Eusenb.
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Ne6eritht 0ee Cincinnati
martteS,


Cincinnati, s. Nni 1913.
Tie nodfcleenben Euotirunasn besieben
fih nur ouf Gnsros.T reinstatement. Bel
s!sineren esihdftsn iperben stnas tobere
Breile berennet.
Brouifionen.
Ter Rdgst mar rubia, bic greife Ssetis.
ShmaIj. - prima Stecm ei0.65 -
i0s5 I. ct.
Irofsnstfaiseues 5ftifn. -
Rarft feif.--Short dear Seifen 12k --
i2hf, lhori Rippenfei.en 12--i24e, EXTRA
hort dear Seiteu 12--124e. SmuIteyn
i8H-iSke. Bellies is1-18ke Iofe unb
ke mehr perpodf.
Bacon - Rarft fe1. Ekcr. dear
Esi.sn 134 4-lSEe, furSe Nippenfeiien 10
-f3Ac, eyfro ihort dear Ssitsn f3-13kec
ShuIieru 12h-l2Ke uno Dsties f4k--
f44e iois une As per 3tsnb msbr per.
pad,.
Sugar Cured.5lsiI6. Nasff In itetis.
Shinfeu ls ~ leHc. Hifnie Shufiern
i2k-1S4e, e,reaifait Bacon ish h--s0kt,
shslterm f4--l41e, Rem yorf Out EHsl.
tern 11A A-i44e. tretsne DeefsS Ainien
e21 O0-22.O0.
sabgspodeItes Gleild.-Usarlt
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tern ION Ueliss l4K = i5e. E1ul-
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tern l0k -i0Ae, ibcrt Htppeaieiien ION
lie, lbnrt dear Sttisn ll--i1Ae, srtrc
bort Seit<n l0A-iie. Bellies i5h - ID
per YfunD.
Rehf unD Wetrstbe.
RekI.-Neues gpinter Yaisnt 95.00--
$40. Biater 1anep t4.b5 - 40. @iHier
familp N.O0-4i5, GTtra t3.lO--3.60, or.
bintreS 13.10-825, Barter @eissn Yatsnf
e465 900. bo. fancp e3.s5-4.25. DO. Ga.
ntIp t3.SO--4D0: Roggenmebi. norowsisli4
aemijhtes t4.45--4-55, reineS Gitg ex.60-
A7O. gsmii6teS 34.35-4-65 per Dbl.
@stten-Rarft wiliger. SO. . rrTtey
@intey 10e-ll2e. 30. bu. l07 - l08c.
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muxben: Gar 20. rcsber Winfer sn IfOc
! Qor DO. ~ 109c, Gar Wo. gent(mtey
~ 100c auF btm @eleifs.
WtIf4fcsn. - Ter Warst mar ruhia.
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: Uet6et 81 K--e2s. no. I wsibts SO k--60c
Nr. adbss % --60t, Nc. 3 DO. 60-60ke,
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tvt5e, Wu. = DO. S. 6H--50e, 80. 4 boz 53--5S<
wsi6et &olbenfOvn e6--07r. GsiteE hc. 68---
CSC. gsmtf4 4tsS be. e6--eTe per Bu. Hertaufi
uurbsn: 4 Q0rS 20. eelbes ~ 03<. Z
Cars %. 81 b0JSe.lGosS 30. = hp. IN 8 oke,
y Gass y. y ~, ! Gsr ~ 6slo6 =
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Irt Oopoe NNarft.
Gtneinnuti. s. Wai 1918.

otHctnH1li. l. ). D{at 1913.
geenu Der Rartt Gat Uiuiaer mar, 10
itub bod, bic greiie nift gsialsu unb bic.
felben paren im GagemeiueH itetig. Tie
Beitdite paren iehr lebhnit, haHptidhlit
IN SommeritpHen, une bic EuDtirungen
DareH uie iplst:
Fraunsr Tnsftn-yreat sors ave
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ser'on 1nmilp sikss iinIou Sc sr.aDlou y Z
gl' siSer IA 7He. sreat Dsfteru re.
Berpersi 1914 PIC. DO e4 fac. utiCu f64
5ol4e, 30, "a 24he; gearl 1o,4 poo. DO. 9A
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fbrop s.r r1nrDtf To Hora,f.Tleswot tx
Ele 8lars 7c, zrne Blue IL. eissrtn exc
GILT geGe 6hc. Tirff gdu &C. ToifhfuI 6c.
Wlqatc 5Hc qeprerei 1914 CSC bc 94 pic.
s2s, DO. 94 2dt, pristten 1cA 22t. DO. e1
-q!tnt-snericar etiriiras 5t.c. Central
gar' e. Tnerienr snbten 5ihc n Trouru.
araus 5h: Twin Soses Rartiic ehc Rafio.
raj sAc Gan Tco bhe. Frton 5Ac. Clarion
Irscrnbsfe 7At HrrsosS 71e.
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ldte Cur sef 7ise. Soeai FIns 7x-,
slasaTa s.s.rI. rs soti0n ei4e cI0 8t7sinta et.e
Brighton lie. gss-
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0o,,t OeIbnlartt.
Ginetnnatt. s. Wsal 1918.

NtuEIHH0II D. Nut IVlos
Tts Nanfrage mad 7nrlebsn bat G4 sts
eds gehobtn. Cbmobl bic Honfen genaeeHs
bs UcRbs an 5anb baben, 10 bfiebtH ocn
bic oinsraffn unperdnbert, man sripdrfff
aber bob oieielben balb beruHtergeheH wtrs
ben. Garleben .on cal@ purbeH pon ben
Banitn ~, 4H--5F ausaeiiehen. ndbrfno
gfItdftspapiere ~ S--6& bssicnftrf mnr
ben. tie Nafler plafirteH 9rirot,&apttdl ~
4h--5R .,on sou' unb Guf 0etf.
nsd'd anf Nsn ersf.
luurbtn Su Bari tpifhen Banstn pcrfuult.
Iis Gounterrute beirdgs soc ErdrHie per
5000.
sssa'sf aai 9nsssG.
iinb itstis. - Tie foleenben Euotirungen
iino su berihisn:
2cnbcu, 5 Toae Gidbt, ,&4.aT--4.s7A psre:
60 Taae sid,t, t4ss-7s81 per &; 4aris. 8
5aee Eid,f, 5i5 iSranes per 800; 80 1nge
Gid,f, SIS ssranes PER 800; fitr Geutft!anb.
4 Iage Sitt. 4 Nari s5K-S5k. cO. 90
Taae Eid,t, 94H--e4Ac.
forMmenfnrn Bilis auf Qonbon mnrten
sn e4.ss, nuf wlasaow su e4.s24 unb aai
HefIait su t4.S2h perianfs.
rsnses.r saiessssn.
rubis unb itetis. lie Banisn auptireu tpie
iclGt:
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MustpdrtiGe Wdrtte.
Y en- Nerf. s. gRQi.

eW U1rls D. 9tuL
Nehl.-Ter gar.t mar heute ruhis. -
Eoriug gaient s4.60-4.S5, gSiuter Siratahts
t4.50--a.o0, s2iuter 1ateuts S4.T5-5.iO
5pring clears s400-4.20, g9inier griras
go. j $3.s0-4.lO, Ro. 2 DO. s3.7O-3.sO
nanias Straight5 s4l5-a.25.
Roggenmebl I mar beute rlhie.-Tair bis
gures $3.eo-3-s5, d]oiee bis iaHcp 1890
4.05.
Raismebl mar nstig. - ;Seinss psiBss
uno gelbes st.3O-l.5j. grcbes si.25-l.3O,
RtIn6rieb $l.50.
aosgsn 1T ite.t8 -Ro. Bsftern 1896.
{. IT, 8uHalp.
cert c 1T itetts = Nalsserite 5s-68c,
,Seeoins 554e E. /. T. Rem gort.
gSeiSeR.--Htarti oar heuts millia. &c. 2
rother ia hcc. T. TIN Glepaicr un6 lOl 1. {
(. o. b. i6p,mmeuo 10. / 0ortbern 5ulatt
i00He I. OBJ, ihDlmlleno.
nelfhtorn.-3tr Rartt mar wilIig. -
Gruort 62l+e I. 0. b. ibnimmenb.
Snisr. - Mar,t mar miaig.-Et Etanenrb
ineiBer Al Izc, Hp. &c, no. 3 Ale, Nc. 4
40He, Raturipetser 3J--4ie, orelHGrer met
Der seihdlisr 40 40hc, ianeu b.. AZ
I'm elevator
Geu mar ruhiG. 20. l05-107A re, Ro.
. S5-i00e. Rp. 7J--S0e
SOFTEN III piIIls --State orbindrer bls
dolce 1912, l6-23s 1911, 9--I4e; 1acIfie
Goat 1912, 16-20g 1911 1i--i5e
3 dute iinb itsils Central amerieru
2ske, Hpsota - sts-39Ec.
leoer lit iietis. Qenilod firits 2s-2sc,
iesonbs 2T--2st
Bort liz itetis -- ransiln e28.5o--25. 90.
ihert clear e2i.00--22 SO. ReB42l. 75-22.25.
.Beef III itetig. - Iamlp e23.00-24.00,
Nsb &i9.00--2o.OO.
Cat gReats lno rstis. -0ep5felte Sci
lies, 10 bis Ia 8'u1o, l4h 16c, e0.
Ehtnsen l5c.
Shmals mar feliG. RiobIe gaeit
Continent sll.70. :. u. el2-50, COMPOUND
s4-S1c.
fals III rubla. Vrina Gitp su 83sc,
goun!rp 5H-6&c. 5oeeioI Use
BaummoIlfa lfaameu.reI iii ieit. -
4rima CONNER sages t5.90-7.o0
Beirpleum NJ lte.ig.--Hafhniries Rep
BORT Bull s4.so: SarreIs $3.50; Gales
Sl0.50
1eItsift itetis, - Someftis JIsscs Ohio
CSC.
oars iit itetis.- Siraineb, sswobHlidss
hA guies &4.75.
ferpsntiu 1T rlbig 5u 4lhc.
Reis lit iieiie. -- Einbeinrfder 3tl--6c,
Yctna 81 --5Ac.
Rclaffes 1T iteiis. - Ren Orleans
Cpen Reftls, gutter b,s hoiee. $3.50.
9uder. - Rohsr II itetig. Ruseaoaeo
so Ieit. 2.s9c, Centrifugal 96 Ieit 1880,
Nolaiies. 3uder 80 Ssit 2.64e. giafnnirter
IN iietig. - Gut goai 5.l5e. GraIhee 5.05e,
MouIb ~ 4.T0c. cubes 4.60e. 9omoereb
A50c, Brannlateo 4.S5c, Tiampno VI"
A.a5, Qoufete.oners u" 4.20c, Nn. / 4.l0c,
go. q 4.05e. No. 400c, go. 4 $3.50. Ro. S
5.ooc, so. 9 3.s5c, 80 Z 8.s0c, gto. i S.s5e,
30. 8 s.T0e. Ro. 10 $3.50, go. IL 3.30c. Ro
- e.55e, go. 10 3.50c, Wc.A 4 3.50c.
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6Oe, Gar No. Q DO. su 62Ae, Gar gip. B
gemiihtes ~ 60e, y Cars 9le. bp. sl
b9tzs. 800 Bu. Ro. 3 DO. an S5Ke, Gar
gemndtcs &oibenfoen 5u &c auf benz DE.
leiIe.
pafer. - Ntarft rnbig unb itetis. - go.
2 merger 39--39He, Staubarb ipeiber 38--
8e Ne, SO. 3 treiber 364 -3TI4t, go. 4lueiber
85364c, Nc. . semifhter S5 551ze, 0u.
B DO. 86c. go. DO. 33-34e per Bu.
Deffauit murben: 5 Cars go. peiber 5u
37c, Gar DO. 5u 36Izc, / Gar oo. 5n 88Ac,
1 Gar so. 2 DO. 5u 1915, / Gar DO, su 3sc,
/ Gar Ho4. bo. iu 80 lear bo. al 85c,
Gar DO. 5u s54f, 2 Cars tpeiber nat grobe
binburnt su 34c, Gar DO. an 144c, 2 Cars
po. gu 34Hc, SCARS DO. 3u 8s1ie, / Gar DO.
Storngtmilft su 38e, Gar SO. 4 gemiidter
au 84c, Gar No. bc. BH 34Ke, Gar Re.
. bo. ~ 35He, Gar gentiIdter nah Erobe
nit Hei5en gu 34Ke auf bem 6eletie.
Npggtn. - Warft ihuad,. gp. Q 50 -
6Tc, SO. 3 DO. 6l-63c, Rc. 4 bp. 54--o2e.
0srifs. -9to. 2 Griiblabrs s5--73c, Nc.
3 57--55c, go. 4 boz 50-57e; 6uttergerfte
40--50c per Buibel.
gfrftenmaIs. - Jrabjabrsgerfte TO-
83c per Buibef.
pereleih Der Getreibe. qreiie NIT benieni-
gen am glei6fn fose bes poriseu Jabres:
Dini, 8. 1918. Mai, A. 1912.
Wei5en, go. 2 rotber ..1f0c 1900
Helihforn. go. gemiibtes 5sKe sic
6afer, ,9so. 2 2gemifhter neuer s5c 5SKc
Hpggen, go. q Heuer ..... 86c 94e
6eu, Wo. 1lmoibp ..t1S.25 t2s.00
g9bisfn.
Ger Msartt mar itetia. Bertauft purben
7s3 Bbls Iiitillers sSiniiheo 0oo6s aui
Der Bats pon $1.30 per 8afloHe.
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QenaM1l1su.
4tias MT .(sl6xn75 fesrmon Raj. ~ f....
{,ils NJ. g g ss sls ss sssl:s & tssi. s,. !. . Is
lls:,.s lalss,.Is 1 "a & = ,;a1l ssIi.i.ta..is =.


WesS. Hssbs ass asstsa IN Nsv Dssf.
@slo -on cau1 rurbe 5u 2H - 3% aus
Bsltshen.
grima @eindftspapisre murben su e.
81 bisfontirt.
gterlina Grhanae III feit. -
Slot ~ t4.66K nHb Commercial ~ $4.s2 "
--4.S5X.
Bunbess Cbfiantipnen tparsn ife'
fie uHo irurben fpie fplgt auctirt:
Uer Staten Refunbirung 2x 100H
gsb.. ~ reaiitrirts 113h ia, Coupons
l13H--il44, 81 regiitrirte f02 " 103A
eoupons i02 y -1031, Yanama Negiitereb
2H 100K -t01, bo. 81, 102K--i03X..
aftienmarft. - Die ginitissre Gage
IN 9uropa bate hsuie jur SoIae. bns bier
itarf gefauit iuurbe, unb bic Hreiie baburh
TN biz pohs ginaen. Ter Wnrst rertlieb
tart bis sum Ehlub. uub bic SdluBncti.
runaen itanben fat burdnfs ilber bsnen
pom Samisag.
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Mefau- marft.

Rem gort, 5. Utai.
Supfer mar beute ltarf.-- Stanoarb su
s15O0-15.50, Gleetrolptie 5u $15.75, 2ate
;u 1857, eating su 1850
Stnn If felt gu &49.8o---5000.
Glei pillig bu $4.30.
Spefter fdmah su S5.50--5.55.
Giien mar rnhtg. Ro. / Northern
t17.25-17.75, Wo. Rortbern s16.75 1875;
Ro. Sputbern t17.50-18.0O, Ro. / Sous
bern loft $1T.00-17.50.
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Ghteaau. s. geai.

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