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The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

body was taken to Carleton for burial.
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong and
daughter, Beatrice, spent the week
en1 in Monroe.
The display Of fireworks that were
IN have been held the Fourth were
postponed until Monday night on ac-
count of rain.
: During the storm Saturday after
noon a large tree at Mulberry and
Ei1dle-aves. blew down across the
street car track and held up south
about an hour
During the same storm part OF the
roof OF Alvoy hotel Orange and Bid
dle-aves, blew off No one was in
j,red.
Orange-st seemed TO get thee worst
o: the storm, about 90 large trees be-
lug blown down, making the street i'm
passable.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
NEPHEWS TO CARRY
PIONEERS TO GRAVE

Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
the funeral services OF David Riopeile,
one of the pioneers Of the city, will be
held from his late residence, No. 205
Oakland-ave. and from the Holy Ro-
sary church at 9. Four nephews OF
the deceased. George and Mryel Car
rier, Frank and Joe Brow, will bear
the body 10 its final resting place in
Woodmere cemetery.
MIR. Riopelle was born In Spring
wells. Oct. 10, 1856. and lived here dur
ing his entire life. He married Mary
Riopelle, widow of his brother, In 1908.
He was employed during the last two
years in the EMF. automobile plant
as riveter, and worked there until
IL days ager> when he was taken HI
with pneumonia, from which he died.
Saturday.
Besides a widow, he is survived by
two sisters. of this city, Mrs. Mary
Brow and Mrs. Ida Carrier
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

CHAGRIN FALLS. 70. July Il
Land sakes n it amt John Rookie
Teller, SIT down. John
Mrs. " 4. Beecher, 50, placed an
armchair under a biz shade tree in
her farm yard for John u. Rockefeller,
%.
How are you. Mary? Well2" ask
cd Rockefeller as he sat down beside
her
Yes. I'm feeling pretty web, she
answered And how are sou ana
Laura ?"
"Oh. just about the same"
Won't you have a drink, john? It's
pp~W Darn today"
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Yes, please"
So Mrs. Beecher's daughter brought
water freshly drawn from the deep
well beside the house
II just want you TO see my sweet
peas, John she said as she rose ana
led the way TO the fence where they
made bright border for the lawn.
They're prettier than for years.
They're beautiful, said John.
Then they returned TO their chairs
and talked long of old times. Ana
after o while the motor party-whicn
included four young women brought
out by Rockefeller for an unaccustom.
ed ride--started back 10 Forest Hili
John ID. waved his hand a. he turned
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

the bend in the road. and the aged
lady returned the salute. ~
II wasn't the first time John d. had
called on Mrs. Beecher II was lust
his first call this year. since his re.
turn from Pocantico Hills 10 his sum
mer home in Cleveland. The two have
been friends for more than 40 years.
One OF John DIS summer pleasures
Is motoring around the pleasant coun.
try roads and dropping In 10 see his
old cronies. There are many men and
women heresbouts who have heard OF
course that John y. is the richest
man in the world. but who know him
only as a simple. kindly old man, VINO
doesn't have TO work much any more.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

BEAUDETTE. Minn--Going to
Prince Edward, very unusual ship
ment passed through Beaudette on
the Great Northern Railway in the
shape OF sixty-nine live foxes Of the
silver gray. black and red varieties
According to the two men who are
taking care of the animals In their
long Journey from North Battleford,
where they were collected. the ship
ment represents a value OF 100000,
The animals were collected during
the winter months by Indians In the
far north.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. James Joy Miller. No.
2l9 Lawrence-ave.. have left Detroit
for Ojibway. where they will spend the
remainder OF the summer.
The wedding OF Miss Maude l. Bee
be and Mr.. Paul X. HSfdy took place
on Thursday evening, July 3, ut 1855
Theodore-st.. the residence Of tho Of
floating minister. Rev Thomas Walk
or Malcolm, pastor OF 81. Andrews
Presbyterian church. Mr.. and Hrs.
Hardy will take III their temporary
residence on Warren-ave.. after which
they will go 10 Texas TO make their
home
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Suburban NeaUs
YPSlLANTi.

YPSILANTl
Miss Lucille Newton and Miss Ma
rion VOORHEES, entertained their young
friends at a lawn tea, Saturday after
noon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Colts will be
the next host and hostess for the Tut
tie Hill Birthday club.
Miss Catherine Campbell, OF the
South Bend, ind, faculty rs spending
her vacation at the home OF her faith
er. Hon. Alfred Campbell, in Pittsfield
township
Mrs. William Jellis, assisted by Mrs.
r.. J. Koch. will entertain, Wednesday
afternoon, at a bridal shower for Mrs.
Ottmar Koch.
Mrs. Alfred r. Congdon spent the
weekend with her son, Claire, in Chel-
sea.
The funeral OF Mrs Adeline Jones
was held, Monday, July I, from the A.
M. Z. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Damon are
home from a visit with Hon and Mrs.
Henry Stumphenhusen, at Willis.
Joseph Steere has gone to Canada.
north of Minnesota, where he is esti-
mating for the Canadian Pacific rail-
road the damage done in a forest fire
set by the railroad.
Ceorge w Ross and p w Ross are
home from a vacation spent at Lake
land.
J. e. Calendar arrived in the city,
Thursday, from Santiago, Calif., nav
ing motored the entire distance
The funeral Of Addison CoryeH'
aged IS years, a Ypsilanti pioneer
was held, Monday, at o'clock, with
interment in Highland cemetery.
Great preparations are being maze
for the week of chautauqua, 10 De
held In this city beginning July ~
WYANDoTTE.
Mrs. May Bosserdt was struck IN
the face and badly hurt by BOAT
house door that was blown smut by
the storm Friday afternoon.
A good sized crowd took in the Ar
better excursion 10 Cedar Point, Sun
day.
Howard l.. Baxter and family are
camping at Slocum's Isle.
Edward and Carl Albright are spend
ing a few weeks camping at Slocum's
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton y. Davis and
Mrs. Fred Ginzel are on a lake trip.
John T. Melody. Joseph Hoersch
Abe Schubert, VIM. and Frank Fur
seson will leave Tuesday with the drill
squad OF Detroit Elks for the annual
conyeation at Rochester, n. Y.
George Milspaugh returned Sunday
TO Bnrberton. Ohio, after a visit with
relatives here.
City Clerk John l.. Sullivan reports
~ birth and II deaths last month.
Steve Dombrowsky. aged 2s. No. gU4
Sixth-st. south, Friday.
Mary, l0-yearold daughter OF John
Arnold, died Friday ~ dzopsy. The
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
ECORSE.

Godfrey G. Droete and the Rev
Brother B. John. Of Pocantico Hills,
\. y, visited their sister, Sister Ma
RE Baptlste at ST. Marys convent,
Monroe. Saturday.
Harry Brennoch, playing with the
married mems baseball team in
EcCrse. Friday afternoon, was hit in
the face by pitched ball and pain
fully injured.
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Harry VI. Williams. Archie r. Bunt1ngs
George Carlisle and Alex. j. GrOes-
beck will be the speakers NJ the
annual outing OF the North End Tart
club 20 be held at Tashmoo park
July 81.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

.. johnson, secretary 81 the
Marquette police, water and are
boards, and James J. Donovan and
Ernest Bush, aldermen from the
prison city. were entertained In De-
troit Sunday by Mayor Marx and
other city officials.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

The German standard of light mea-
is nine-tenths that of the in
ternational candlepower.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

A human skull displayed in a shop
window in street close to the Edin-
burgh infrmary, bears in rather grim
humor the legend: Secondhand, own
er having no further use"
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GmiHsnahrihten.

Rem gort. %. Mdr3. Gnsst.:
rGarmania" Don 2iperpool.
MaIin 5eab Signuliitrt: Gas
lifarnia" bon Ren gort nah 9lassoD.
Qi3oro. pofirt: r4mertta" DON
Nep Yort uah Sdmburg
W2abeira. 4nget.: rGdronia"
bon gep gort.
4leruuDria. 4nget.: nGebricA
BON Netp gort.
stppn. 2l6ges.: rWlaus
retania" nab 9teD Yort.
Goper. 4bgeg.: y2aplano" nah
Rep Yort.
Sou + I'm on. 4bgeg.: rprez
Iioent Grant" nah 9sp Yort; Bring
sSriebri1 Wilbslm" nah Rep Yort.
5risit. gfbgeg.: .pannpnia" nah
Hep Yort.
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s8zse; iiir5spttnber 3s ~ 1874 {, om sdiub
3Dskc.
Mpagen-eo. q 80--6ic.
0erft 9. --b0-6yc.
1imotbpfaamen - Weuer $3.50
$50.
Gfeefaamen. s12.O0 49, 1880 per
Gentner.
Mebporf $2OIs2K per Bbl.--Jiir Mai
320.e5--20.S2H, am S6luB $20.82H; fit
9ali 42O.85 - 20.50, am GhluB $20.50.
ghmal8 8.-$11.O2k per 100 giunb Stir
Wai $10.S0 - 11.O0, am Sd)luB $11.00;
ilr quilt $1O.75--10.80, am ShIub 5000;
fiir September $1oT5 10S7K, anl
am SdIuB $10.67K.
Ebprt Hip'peuieiteH. 5000
II 80 per 100 gfnnb. ssiir Wai 5000
- lilo, anl Sf)luB s1I.1O; fir Suli
s10.77H -10.s71l, am SdluB S1O.s5; fin
September 5000 - l077H, ant Shluf
si0.75.
Butter-Warft mar ieit. - greameries
2s-35e per Rfuno.
eier. - Wtarff ff)padl. - 5rifhe 16
16Ke, prbtndre 15e per IuBeno,
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8rGfibsnt million NIT ei~
nem itsret bel fentt.

Wufbirgton. .. g., %. Wldr5.
1em VrGiiotnten puroe am Sonntlg
BON elmer iugenolt6en getpunoeyin Elm
in ollen Jdrben oes Hegenb gems
faiQsrnoes Siterei gum 9eihsnt 1es
maht. Der proiibent, feline 9Ittin
uro feline brsi Spttsr nobnteH an
Sonntag, um ben neugisrigeu WaFtn
gu sntoeben, benz 9ottes oienit in rer
gdItern Yrssbpteralner airde bei uno
IN aQeruoditer Rdbe Deg Qrdiioenten
uno Isiper Somilie IaB bic feds Sabre
cite Wurearet 9unnater, bic Elm IN
alien 7arben IhiQerRnes Gft,rei in
elmer 41pierierotttts in bic Stride mitz
aebrc6t bate. Die 9!etne rsihts,
naGbem lie nit ihrer Wuter i'm + liz
i.erlcne RudIpruhe genommsn, has 81
in ben GirhenTtubl bes prdfoentsI
binubsr, no es pnn SRI. Glsdnor Wila
ion IN Gmpfang asnommen parbe, be
es cann on ihren Batter rpeitsroab.
Der grdIoent fab ftt nod Der tIeinsn
GebCrin UNI unb oantte ibr fir bic
auTmsrtiamtsit nit elmer Iettten Der.
beueung.
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9u6er-Bretfe iinb itsfig. 8iafhHirter
Gut Goat 5.7Or, pon6eree 5.00e, CUBES s. i5e
granuiateb 4.90c. UoRiscttoners ~ 4-75e.
On .Ms l.55e.4 75c, peibsr EXTRA -Gs
A4s--4-5Oe. erira e. 4.3O--4-90s. croinG'
rer geiher 4.20--<-25c.
Wclafies iii itefig. - Rsn Erfsons
Epen 4stite a2-5Se. Centrifugal is-sos
per UalIrRs.
RetA-Rarft siensliG lebbait unb itstia.
lauiiiaHn. Jonsp 1sao 6--Ske. primG 8 \
-Sf. crbin6rer 4s@--oe. Japan 5 - 5He
psr Stune.
Darn probaftt.
0utfer. - Rarft ruhis unD bic Hyeiie
Itesia. - 1onep Grsamerp a7hr, greomeru
lrit 88c, bo. ifeonbs 2of, icnfp1 1airp sde.
No. ~ xr per Hfunb.
SAFE. Mortt ftefie. Chic 16Hc. Norb.
neffii@sr i6h-t7He, Rem Ucrf 17ks
g@meiSer 1oH 22cs DO. Grid t1c, yim'
burger let per Diunn-
Gier. - saa6irose gut. Hxtiie hstig.
- Yrima frtfhe Qhtnereier 1876. Erifs
i5He. crhinarp firitS i<Kc. ieeoAhS 1875
per Tbb. 0dnfteier G0e, QnteHeiee 20e per
Tusenh. HsrIult al.
Geflaeel. - <prinerrs pon / Yiunb
fomie gRt Iarfepe iinben uenie Ab-
hobme. - eprsneers pon . @isnb sab tss'
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La Guerre des deux Rives.
Bon Or. Mar uebelbor paris).

Qinss Der Ssins, iaete man mir
eprt. iii bic isimaih Der unsiasnnlisi
asn Di6tsr uro Shrifitsllsr. bic nur
bi, cine Sehuiudt Der 0ouenoung
ibrer Wer.. ,snnsn; retts Der SsiHs
bngsgsn bau',n i'm iipptgsn g.dtttrs
iralpe oi, Re.ldmefhreiber uno prenss
ineh.t; iis tauen init eclceHsr 5iils
ieoer auF ssibdftsmGbis bsTbnitt:ne
HId.str sbenio smpfunb.ns littsrGtur
berunter, feilsn bcten 9chnss bal6er
uno Der 3eiIs nnt. Gpiastlnrss giti
itrabli iiber Dem Iinten llfsr; bic Sup
pei Der llnit,rbIitsn ipissslt iid IN
maieii1tiiher Rubs i'm Strome fpisz
eer uno eus pdnibeon pnlbt is,nen
nldhtisen Dom iibsr ben Grdb,rn Der
BejtsH oes pansbarsn gat.rldnces.
Rktts erlbsr brauit Elm pui,es Seben
Der glatt, Ssrfsst bur6 bic grsasn
aihttr Der pruu,enoen 5benter uuo
auithGujsr uno sur Walpursisorsis
asitol.st burh bic fhriue 2uit be,
fsssrncen preHehon3en uno oerer
lroB. Die stirne slar uno I,uhtens
ben Quees barrt lints Der Seiue bas
genie beim ma.ten Shimmer Der pe.
troIsumlampe i'm Observation-Disclosures
1 Der SnIpira.ion Der MuTen, ,pdhrsns
redts briiben Der Shriftftsusr iih in
Golon IhanpeHssIno uno ,asenbu'
dslnp Ruhm uno ebrunaen sridlsitt
Gmpirt iiber bieie 3uitdnbe. parfer
| bic pom Iini.n uisr, um baiiis &C.
lpdhlss siirissu -sf4aart, ben rs4ss'
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iiber 16c, unfer 8 Hfc. 20e, pubner i6c,
6dtme 10K--l2c, Truthihnet 10-2is, Cubs
Sc, tueiBe gnfen 18c, genif0fe 16e, @dnie
1O--i2e per Bfmnb.
DbltnRb @emhfe.
Mepfel.--Ganep e2.25-325. nuserfe-
iene 4i.5O--2.O0, onbere u LOO rs per Bu.
gitrpnen.-Wnrft itetig. California
S6.O0-S.50, Merimo t6.O0--8.5O per Rite.
Crangen.--Rarit rubis unb itetig.--
California Napels s1.50 - 2.25, i5lorioa
t2.75-3.00 per &iife.
grbbeeren. - s5loriba 30 - S5e per
Euort.
&arfoffeIn. - Ginbeimiihe 1.s5 -
200 per Gbt. uHb 55--5se per Bu. auf oem
0eleiie unb 60--e5e pom Store.
Sunge aartpffeIu u.-fylcriba s225
--1.75, Sapana $4.O0 per Dbl.
Saattartoffeln. - 9ange pber rum
be Garip Mois 60--63e, sphite Star 20 -
CSC, Burbanf e3--85c. Triumphs 75--80e,
Crib Gobbiers 65--70c Garip Gbio 50 -
CSC.
gasfartcffsln. Shblihe e2.O0--
2.25 per Dbl. unb sl.00-f.25 per Camper.
goftsrn Sbore Si.30-i40 per Camper.
araut.-Rarit iteiis. 2dHifbes SOe--
&1.15 per Dbl. bonn Store.
Rpthes 8ra ut.-s2.25 per Dbl.
4mtebeln.-gelbe l5--30e, weiBe 50
--75e, per Bu. aui benz oBeleiie.
Stedriib H.-90c-s1.00 per Bbl. aui
benz @eleiie.
Grane Bphusn- Jloriea s2.5o--
800 per 6anpG.
Tomatoes-Jioriba si.Oo--2.oo pei
Crate pom aorben.
Spinat.--t1.00 90 per Dbl.
@siBe R Il en.-s1.00 per Dbl.
nb.9robufte.
u.-Narft ifeiia Brima IRA
rowiai 1925. seiiebte uno BET Aano &C.
pilndte 9app $3.50 per Ba,
6eu.-Rartt iteiig. Wsues Po. | limo
thr 41550-f8.00, Sianbnro limcthn sl45(
--i5.O0. Wo. Iinottp 113.50--i4O0, Ws
8 bo. $if.00-1i.50; alee Ro. l gerntlttei
s13.50--l4.O0, Ro. Q DO. tl1.00-i2-00; ale'
Rc. 1 si250-13.50, Ro. bp. $s.00-l1.O0
Nlfafd 3l2.O0--17.0O per Ton.
Mubleuiutter III itetia.-aleie f20.2l
-21.00, Ribo!ins srobs s23.50-24.50, DO
ieines $24. 30 $500, eemiiftes Jutter s20.5t
-21.50 per Tonne, IN Edden Don ls iUt
RfuHe, uub 81 90 mehr auf benz 8eleiie.
Samereten.-Narf ite,ie. aleeIaame'
| e8.00-io50 aui benz Beleiie unb $1,000
| 1900 per Bu. pom Stpre. zinIothn tl.S
II 80 aui Dem 0eleiie unb t2.O0--2.50 pc
Bu. pom Store. Guhwei5en soc per Bu
pom Stere.
BerihiebeHeA
Ctle-Narst iit itetis. aeinoI robe
4sc, gefottes 49c per @dllone in Rartiei
pon Bbi. grtra @inter 1eit Sarool IS
per gatpne. Cotton Seeb Csf raffinirte
Ss-4sc per @allone Ierpsniin 45c; getro
leum. Ehio Carbon 120 Brao stae, np. 15
Grab lie, DO. 5eablight l75 Grab 12h -
| i3c. Gropn BdioIin 16e, Rapbia 21c pc
galione in 4artien pom bis Bbls,
Sals. - Ter Dtartt II; rubig. Obi
&iuer $i.05, Nihisan uno airon si.14 pc
Obi pou 2e0 4fuHb.
Iala itsiig. grima Giip 64-61s
DO. Gounirr 6H-6Ac per 4iano.
aohlen.-Marf. ruhie. gDughipghen
$3.50, ytus unb Glad e2.l0--2.25, aaHawh
Siafiohlsn $3.50. Rus uno Slad s2.l
per Tonne abseliefert. 8auhIoie Stild
iphlsn s475, Antbrarite sT.15 per Ionu
absslieisrt. Cote toi,et $3.50 per Ionr
abgeIleiert.
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2ofQl Seridt.
Heripual. ptiSen.

5err s iep B u. Sauer, Elm be
tannter girgsr bon @orrppile, III am
Somitag ieiner Satin, 5rou Wlarp
Sausr, gsb. g8eil unb ieinsn 3obIrei>
den sFreunben Durh ben xoo entrifeH
porben. gr bate Elm 4lter Don SO Sa9s
rem srrei6t unb Isin NblsbeH tptro DON
Trsunben unb 8etannten aufrihttg
betruusrt. Die 9esrbtgung finbet am
0tenItag Ra6mittag pom Srduere
bouie, 2917 9augbn Strabe, aus
ftatt.
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9lms,udrti8e Mdrfte.
Y sru Qpri. %. Rar,.

Wehl. - Ter Hsartf mar beu'e ruhig.
spriHa ldteui &4.404.eo. sSiuier Siraishts
e44D-.50, sSiuier YateHts s4.-0--5.l0.
Sprina dsars s4.Uo---4-20, g9inter grtras
go. / t3.s0-4.10, go. 2 DO. $3.7o-3.s0,
Ranias Stralahfs AIO0-4.20.
Roageumehl mar Iinu. 5air bts
euies s5.5J-5,T, dolce bis iancn $3.s5--
400.
BudmsisenmebI mar iiau su s2.25
-2.35 per 100 pfuno.
Dlaismehi NOR ruhie.- 5tines tpeiBes
uno selbes $l.s0-l.3o, srobss sl.25--1.S0,
a,Inorieo s3.05.
Roggen 1T ruhis.- Ro. 2 ssefteru $50
c. I. buffalo.
Cert c lii rubig. - 4RaIsgerfs 55-60e,
,yesbiug 54 4e c. |. I. Rsw gort.
@eisen.-Isr Warft IN felt. - Ro.
rpfter i09He {. / |. I'M gieuatcr uno lie
I. o. b. iGmtmmsno. Ro. Rorfhsyn 3nIutt
iO0Ac I. b. idrimmeuo.
peIft,ioru.- Rarft NJ fen. - Grport
size I. o. b. ituimmeub.
Saier. - Rartf mar feit Stanbaro
usiber37 u -3se. Rp. 3 S7-s7 1se, Ro. 4 80 u
3she. RaiurneiBer 35H-5se, peiBer &C.
ih6lier 36-40c aui benz 9eletfe.
Seu III liam. Sianooro 97ze. go.
l00-l05e, Rc. . s5-85f, Ro. 75-sOe
5cpfen III rahis.--Staie oreinarer bis
dolce 1912. ls-25e; 1911, s-l4e; RaetHr
gooft 1912, 18--2le. 1911 lf-15c.
bdute fnb felt Central Amerieru
2Skc, Bosoia 284-304e-
Iener III Teit.-pemIod 26-29e.
Bort 1T ieit - SGn'tip $500 - $500,
Short clear s2i 90 2a.50, aReb t22-25-22.5 80.
Beef 1T fsfi. - JamtIp s22.oo-24.oo
Msb Si9.0o-aO.0o, 6eei.Shinten $s2Do--
34.O0.
Gut Reats line ruhis.-gep6islts BEL
!ssssz, !!sssz 20 h.A "a Mtnnh, 14H-154c. DO.
Shuliern sH-Sxc, DC. stinftn i54c.
Enmals lit ifart- Niho!s gSeii prima
Sii.05-il.i5; NafEnirtes III isiier. Gorts'
nsnt siI.7o. 2. u. $l2.s5, COMPOUND IN
Sc.
IaIg III itetis. - grin,a Gitp su 6ke.
geuntrp 5x-8he, Speeiai 1c.
Baamno noIlFaameu@Ee el mar ieit.-
Trimd robes su $5-30-5.33, prtua Soni'
msr gelbes au t6.40--6-.45.
8etroieam III Itesig.--Iaiiinirie Rem
Dcrf $3.50. 1eilabelphia uRo Baltimore
ESQ. DO. in Bul! t4.e0
MoIle III rubis.-Eomeitie Dtsee Cbis
Si--32e
para mominen. n.-5irainse. eew6bnIides
bic gutrs $3.50
IerpeHtiH III itftieer ga 43c.
Rsis III ffetig. -0inse.iuIi6sr 3H-6c
Yatna 81 sac.
Molaifes III itetis. Rep Cneani
Open xettle, gutter BIZ dolce. s5-55c.
Bud er.-Rchsr iis ite.ie - Wuseapabe
| so Ieit, s0Se, Centrifugal W. 1sit 3-5se
aRoiaHeS 9udsr 50 Isit 2-sSe. Rafhnirte'
IN ruhis. - Gut 2cai 5.I5e, Graineo 5.O5e
aRpulb ~ 4.70c, Gubss &.6oe. Bcwoeret
4I5oe, Wranniatee 4-S5r. 8iomcue ~
4.35, gcnfetctcnsrs "a 4.aoc, Ro- 4.l0e
| go. e A05s, gsp. s 4.OOe. Re. 4 8.s5c. Ro. |
8-90c, Ro. 8 3.S5e, Rs. as0e, Rc. = 3.s5e
| go. 3 3 Toe, Nc. 10 365e. Ro. IL 3.30c. Ro
| II S.55c. 20. i3 8oOx. Nc.4 a5oc.
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0te Gefddite ipoYen beute In ben biefigtt
Bonifn nidt lebr lebbnIt, bod, III @elh feit
uno ron ben Bnnfen fhmerfid unter 50
s,oH cal" Bu erlnngen. On uersinseIten Sdls
len murben 5HG berednet. Tie WafIer pIos
eirten Nripat.Rapital bu AM acH calI4
uHb 5u 4H--5& auf Deit.
RsAtd art Nsp psst
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9ie GouHtsrrdte betrdsi SOC 9rdmis PEI
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nasAia ast enrsra.
snb fietis. lie ioIsenbeu Guotirunsen iint
su bsriMteu:
qonbon, Taes Sidt, s4s7K - 4s74
per g 90 Toee Sid5t, t4ls3 H--4.s3A pr
q; Haris, 3ase Giht, BIS francs ps,
e100 90 1aae Sihi, b1s Hrancs per elD0
fur TeutiAlunb. 4 fase Stht, 4 Nart s5 y
--o6A bc. 80 Tage gicht, 84h -g4Ae.
documentary Bills auI aonbou murbsr
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Bslfalt sn s4.s2s4 periauft.
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ruhig uno itetis lie Banien auOtiren nil
fplat
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Welb ~ou cali puroe Su 4h-5f ansge'
Iieben.
8rima gefddftspapiere tpurben 81 AZ
5R biSfpntirt.
Gterlins Grhange III fet. =
Siht su 487K nHo Qommeretal Dtus
Bills As2ss--4JS2x.
WunbeSs CbltGatioatri fparen tte'
ti9 uno fuuroen fpie folgf quotirt:
BeT. Giaateu RefuHbiruug ~ 1908.
gsb., 4 10 regiitrirte l13M-l14H, Coupons
Ii3M-1i43s, 81 regiiirirte ZOE u lob y
Coupons l02H -f03H, Banana Hegtlterst
az 1908 --101, DO. SO, 102s--1o3H.
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Etrasenraub.

Charles g. 9enable, bon RoIebdle.
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5auIe go. 231 We't 6. Strabe pou
5pei Mdnnern, sinsm DeiBsn uub ei.
nem yeser. aufgsboIteu, nisoersei6laz
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DON S22 berdubt.
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Metau. Marft.

Rem gort. 20. Nars.
Hupfer mar heuts rubig. -gisetrolpiic
III e15.0o-l5t2. 9ate ~ 1888 1887
eating su sl4.75--l4.sT.
9inn ieit su $46.o0-45-25.
HIsi ifetig 5a $4.30--4.40.
Epelier iit pi!lis gu ts.15-6.30.
gifen mar ruhIg, Rp. / Rorfhern
tlT.T5-sls-25, go. . Rortberr xl7.25--
1915; Ro. SoutherH tlT.75--lS-25, Ro. /
Seutberu icft xl7.75-is.25.
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6ierauf aeritslts bic Gottiu BEG
Stotthnlters bic ShaumDeinfld'He
am Bug bes ReienIdiffes unb slitt
Ioutlps in ocs neus Clement.
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dftertne esHtr uwfsss.
Tie umiaSe i'm hieiieen Clearinghouse
betiefen isd1 hsnte nuf ~ ,sO2 800. ATE llnts
inte Der periioienen Nnhe beliefen iic1 auf
t2S,O5s, 100, gegen $2s .462 $50 in Der torres
iponotrsneen Mofe bes porigen 9ahrss.
esialeslxsitassn.
Tts dftieHbbrie bIieb heuie eeihfofisn, int
oHeHen. Marfte aber waren Bic io!asnoen
Wertdnfe Su beriften:
$1,000 4inftHHcit 2. y. 3ia l9ai--52 ?.
~ .s9J 9ine. Scfptfai 1850. 0......... i0sts
Rocliiehenbe 1abene pon i'm bieiigen
Warit befinbliden Bombs unb aftisn gisbi
6te cfFsieIlen Euciirunsen an:
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Snlnb 50 0He; fur SMi s9ss--90,ie. ofn,
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am S4lub s9Ac.
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Ghteaao. %. Rara 1918.

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mifd,te $s.70-915. ituere $3.50 -- 9f5
raute $3.50 $40, 5er.el $3.50 - 600
Harft Ifwah.
Rinbpieh.- Seeues sT.10-8.20, Isros
Stlere $8.5o-7.50, Etoders uHo FEEDERS
3s.00-s-20. Rlhe uuo 0eiiers s3-50--s.o0,
stdibsr sI.0o-ll25. Wartt langiam.
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teirliife s6.00-T.00. 31hrliuge sT.20-s.25.
edmmer: ginbetmiihe s7.0o--s.s5. Rnrtl
Isars.
3ufuhr aiRopisb 200. Shmsins
1000. Sdlaie uHe Sdnlmer 1000.