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Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
WINDY" BILL CLEARY
 EXPLAINS HIS VIEWS
 TO CROWD ON STREET
Well Known Local Attorney Tells
 Why He FavorS Most Of Pro- posed Amendments To ConSti- tuition; Others Make Speeches

W. B., anectionately known as Windy Bill" Cleary last night do livered characteristic speech in the plaza in front of the Copper Queen general office Mir Cleary was in eX- cellent voice and his imagination was also working well. and for more than two hours as the Bingville Bugle seys, "he held the undivided attention Of his audience" It was a fairly large audience, too, and also a fairly en- thusiastic one Whether Cleary made any votes or not remains to be seen, but his remarks elicited frequent ap- plause.
 Mr Cleary took up the proposed amendments to the constitution which are 10 be voted on in November He spoke at length in favor of the so per cent law of the anti-blackIist law. ithe mothers pension law, and the dry law, giving reasons for the faith that was in him
 The speaker took some hot shots at the Cousin Jacks, as he termed them, because -they weren't back in Europe fighting for their country. He ! also assailed the three principal poll ! tical parties, but put in a boost for | Hunt and "bawled out the demo | cratic candidates who spoke at Lowell the other night for not boosting the governor. saying they were afraid whereas if anyIof them are elected it will be Hunt who pulls them through
 Early in the evening attorney Rob ert s. Fisher. of Phoenix, spoke about thirty minutes in favor of the proposed dry amendment. He spen most oi his time in an effort to provo what the law would not exclude med icines or liquor for church purposes
 In addition to this he advanced other well known dry arguments.
 Following him and just preceding lMr. Cleary an electrical worker nam Led Stevens spoke in favor of the pro rposed amendment making electrica
 work safer for the workmen. as .
 termed it. He spoke too long, how ever. to suit the crowd, which began
 Co clamor for Cleary and was quite, lonlN when his familiar broad brimme, stetson appeared over the horizon ' the speakers platform, whic hwas
 big dlay wagon
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
NOTED DEMOCRATS TO
 SPEAK HERE SOON

The Democratic county committee yesterday received the personnel of the party of candidates on the state ticket who will be in the Warren district on the 26th and 27th. They win be at Lowell next Monday night and here the following night. The candidates win be headed by Cover nor Hunt and beside him there will be Paul Geay and A. w. Cole, can lidatea for reelection to the corpora ton commission; C. M. Zander, candi- date for reelection on Che tax com. mission; Sidney P Osborne. candidate for reelection as secretary of state Jack Bolin candidate for reelection as mining inspector Senator Henry P. Ashurst will also be along and will make probably the principal address
 In addition to this galaxy of Demo cratic stars and capping them all, wilt Ice Senator Mark Smith, "the noblcst Roman of them allr He is expected to make one of his oldtime Democratic speeches, but will be able 10 speak in Bisbee and Lowell only with the county candidates on the 30th and 3lst the final rallies to
 held iL this district Until then he win be busy speaking in other parts Of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
ENTRIES POURING IN
 FOR BIG ROAD RAGE
Three Racers On Trial Trips Came Through Bisbee Yes
 terday In Cloud Of Dust

Robert H. Rinehart. president Of the l2l Paso Auto club yesterday noti- fled Joe Gray. Arizona representative of the El Paso-Phoenix race, that up to Thursday noon seven entries had been received. This breaks the recorC of last year. when scarcely any en- tries were received until the last day. Sunday will be the last day for en- tries this year and Mr. Rinehart is confident it will see between thirty and forty recorded on the official books. or approximately twice as many as are entered for the Los Angeles Phoenix race.
 Mir. Gray yesterday received a check from Tucson for $500, their donation to the prize fund The list of checkers was also given. These will be announced later A letter from Deming stated that they would add their share to the prize fuad and by he first of the week all the money is expected 10 be in hand.
 Yesterday three racers went through town on trial trips over the route One was a Ford from El Paso stripped wim light wheels and body and look ing fot an the world like 8 spider The driver refused Co divulge his identity or even admit that he expect ed to win The Orr brothers, oi Phoenix who will drive their biz Pope-Hartford in the race, also passed through the city They took a friend for a spin and between here and 1 Warren clipped off mile in less than a minute The car is beauty and the 1 owners made no secret of their in tention and confidence of winning the race A yellow Buick which looked like she could go like a yellow dos after him, also passed through Mex week racers on trial trips win be dany occurrences.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of the interior

U. & LAND OFFICE at PHOENIX, ARIZONA, October 6, 1914. NOTICE is hereby given that Nels l. Beals, of Hereford, Ariz, who on April 30th. 1912, made Homestead entry. No. O175SS, for Lots 1 and 2 E1-2NW1-4, Section [ Township 23S, Range 22E G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make commuta- tion proof to establish claim 10 the land above described. before Jared D. Taylor, '. s. Commissioner, at Bis bee Arizona, on the 17th day of Nov 1914
 Claimant names as witnesses: Howard Grube,
 Harry M. Beals
 Roy Bye
 Flloyd w. Sperrow, all of Hereford Arizona.
 THOMAS r. WEEDIN.
 Register,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
BIG BOOST FOR THE BORDERLAND ROUTE
 BY SAN DIEGO FAIR
Exposition Company Has Issued Thousands Of Booklets Set ting Forth Merits Of Route And Giving Specific Information

The Borderland route is receiving an increased amount of publicity throughout the east The latest and biggest boost it has received is the new eight page older put out by the thousands of which are being dis tributed throughout the eastern DOT ton of the country sample copies were received yesterday by Secre- tary Joseph H. Gray, of the Com mercial club.
 One side gives description of the route and the other a complete log ol it from Fort Dodge, Kansas to San Diego. It shows every point of importance along the route and the distance between each town and the preceding one. It tells the conditions Of the roads at all places and gives the hotel and garage accommodations along the entire route Thousands of these folders are being distributed in the east through commercial clubs auto clubs and in other ways and it will result not only in increasing the auto travel to San Diego but will al so benefit every town along the line
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
MAN KILLED IN CATTLE CAMP;
 COOK ARRESTED.

GLOBE. Oct. Charged with shooting and Filling c W. Cinord at a cattle camp near Ellsons Dan Harkey. cook for the Marley Flying II outfit has been arrested. Harkey says the shooting was accidental, a gun being discharged when he tried to wrest it from Ginord's hands eff. ford was a young cowboy The men had not known each other until the day of the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
BISBEE AND TUCSON
 WILL PLAY FOOTBALL AT OLD PUEBLO TODAY
Both Teams Are Confident Of Vic
 tory But Odds Favor Locals
 Who Are Fast And Who Have More Experience Than Tucson

The High School football warriors will leave this morning for Tucson, where they will play the team Of the Tucson High School this afternoon on the university campus. Although de. feated by the university team last Saturday, the Bisbee boys are conf. dent of taking the measure of the youthful Pueblo warriors. The uniVer- sity boys were much heavier and real ly outclassed the locals, but in spite of that they made splendid showing During the past week they have prac- tieed hard and faithfully and they are confident of winning todays game.
 According Co the Tucson papers the high school team there has also been practicing hard. even going up against the university team and they too are confident of victory. They have one advantage over the Bisbee boys in that they have a team to practice against
 This is their first game of the sea son, while the locals have played be- fore, which is an advantage for Bis. bee.
 Those who will leave for Tucson today are: Prof. Snider, Coach Pat Henry and the following players Schmalzel. Verfuth, Doyle, Cochran Thomas. Cook. Woods, Finnerty, New man, Watkins, Muirhead Schelp, Wal lace The team will return Sunday night
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
IN 1HE SUPERIOR COURT.
In the County of Cochise, State of
 Arizona NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

 Estate of Pasqual G. Reibuno. de ceased
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigued, John Caretto, the Admins. Tator of the estate of Pasqual C. ReibuGfo deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within four (A months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the offices of Messrs Williams & Flanigan, Attorneys for said estate at Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- tion of the business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 JOHN CARETTO. Administrator of the estate of Pas qual c Reibuffo. deceased. Dated this 18th day of October, 1914.
 First publication, Oct. 16, 1914. 100
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

Be Eai AIlGhA or kftG lUNeflOF
 Y. s. LAND OFFICE at PHOENLX. ARIZONA. October 6. 1914
 NOTICE is hereby given thet Robert B. Butcher, of McNeal, Arizona, who, on June 16th, 1909 made Home stead entry, O62S9 for SW1-4 of Sec l2 and on Oct. IS. 1909. made addi tional entry, No O7022. for NW1-4 Section 12, Township 22S, Range 25E G&SR Meridian, has fled notice o intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Jared D. Taylor. U s. Commissioner at Bisbee, Arizona on the 18th day of Nov, 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Fred H Spaulding. of Bisbee, Ariz Isaac Bailey, of Lowell, Arizona. Matthew Keton, of Bisbee, Arizona Fred J. Randell, of McNeal, Ariz.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
BULLETS MEET MASKED BANDITS
 ENTERING SALOON

MIAMI. Oct 23.-Bert smith. a bartender, frustrated what was about to be an attempt to hold up the Mis- sion saloon here Hearing someone moving along the outside rear wall of the saloon. he eyed the back door while pretending to be listening to the conversation of some customers. Then he saw the door open slightly and a masked face peered through. 1t was withdrawn
 Smith was standing close beside the place where his revolver lay. Then two masked men pushed through the door and Smith fired Two bullets crashed close to the bandits and they Hod Smith ran outside and again fired at them twice.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
Deafness Cannot De Cured

Dy Iocai applications. ms they @cannot AhEie is only one way to cure deafness. and that Is by constitutional rcmedios. geatnsss i9 caused by an inhamed condi- lhlan Tube When this tube Is innamed You have & ru-nbing sound or imperfcct leall lnsi and when 10 is entirely closed DtaIuets 3s the result, tand unless the in- nammahQh can be taken out and thls tube restored to It's normal condition nearing will be destroyed forever: nino tgses out or ten are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an inhamed condi- uQn ot the mucous surfaces.
 m we VIII give One Hundred Dollars foranv clse of l fnr.l irHufad by cltHrrhl that cannot he md ly l-aAa latarrh Cura. sQni for eiroulars, free.
 E J, CHENEY, q co, Toledo, Ohia
 Hnii nV nfuHRisf8.Ifa.
 lase dalia eluilT flna for ounsiiDation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

Count Macchi di Cellere, the rev Italian ambassador to the United States, is a notable addition to the capitals already long list of dis tinguished foreign diplomats. With the Countess and their two children, a daughter of twelve and a son five years of age, he has re, ntly arrived in this country and has taken the home of Thomas Nelson Page, one of the most beautiful houses in Washington, for the embassy
 Count Cellere is a man of brilliant diplomatic attainments and in the Roman political world is spoken of as a future minister of foreign af- fairs. He comes from as very old family which has given several cardinals to the chur1h, and ia very wealthy
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

Nicholas Longworth, who shares with Secretary McAdoo the distinc- ton of being the best known sons iniaw at large, is campaigning as a come back congressman, in Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

William Mckinley and William A. Rodenburg, two other Illinois veter. ans, are seeking 10 come back after previous defeats
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

PeJer F. Tague Of Boston will nn the shoes Of w. F. Murray, who has resigned to become postmaster al Boston
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

Batteries: Trough, Klawitter and Arbosast; Malarkey, C. Williams and Hannah
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

R. II. E. Portland ...............5 2 O san Francisco ...........3 2 Batteries: Martineri and Yantz; 5trndridge and Schmidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24

R. IT. D. Venice O.. ...........E.1 6 2 Los Angeles ............G 9 I Batteries; Koestner, Decaunier and Elliott Love, Perritt and BOles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23
Die ainberaarteu.g .gelueanna.

Der ainSergnrten WiiitterfIub Der
oiientlidjen Gdnle an Der Soiltbern
glpenue aiii Wf. gluburn perntitaltet
am 5reitas, 81. @1r3, bon 3 llbr
9ludmittags bis 6 llbr slbenos in
ben ShulrGumen einen .5riiblinss.
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lid, iino Die Damen bofien snperiidt.
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Sdulfinoer iid) sur 1beilnabme al
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@. 80. Gperett ut bic 9oriiserin oes
Arrangements. .aommittees uno iie'
tpiro an ben @ertauisitdnoen bon ben
foIgenoen Gnmen nnteritiibt: S1fel.
arb,iten nno GdJiirSen: Srailen 9otp.
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butte: Drau TanI gesboIb; 3uder.
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teid: sSrau Gbiparb 5riife; Grfri.
itlmeen: 5rau 9. 9. 8eiie. auBer-
Dem baben sabIreife iiinge Gamen
fih in ben 9ienit Der guten Sdde ge.
Itellf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23
Sdgli6er Warftberid)t.
Gtncinnati, 81. Mdr,.

Gtncinnati, 81. Mdra.
Sie nndfolgsnben Guotirunsen be-
5ieben ii9 nur auf Gngros 5ranss
aftionen. 9si tIeiueren 9ei6Gftsn
tDerosn etpas b0b.rs grsiie bsrsdn.t.
prppiiionen.
Ser Martt mar rubig, qreiie itstis.
g S4mula. prima Steam
$10.40-10.50 T. o. B.
1rodsngefaI5enes Glsif d
Sbort clear Seitsn 12-124c, ibort
&ippsnieiten 119-12c, srtra ibprt
clear Seiten 1870, S3uItsrn IL
Bellies 134-13!c lOfe unb &c
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. S6prt clear Seitsn
13-134c, turSe Rippsnieiten 12a-
13c, srtra fbort clear Gsiten 12a-13c,
S6ultern 12- 123e unb Bellies IA
.143c lofe unb 4c per pfunb msbr
berpatt.
Gugor gureb Sttif6.
G9inten 16-16t, picnic G6ultern
12a-13c, grsatfnft Bacon 1920,
Sdultern 123-18c, Neip gort Gut
G4ultern 125-13c, trodene Beef.
S4inten $25.O0-$26.00.
SuB9ep6feItss S1eifd.-
Sdinten 13@-14c, picnic Sdultern
1O3-104c, Bellies 17-17ac, Sauls
tern 11-114c.
5rifdes 5GetfG. = gdin<
ten 13-133c, picuic S9ultern 1Oa
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loa-114, geGies 13a-15a pro
pfunO.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23

Sdmereien. Martt iietia
&leeiaamen $7.50-8.2 .25 auf benz @es
Ieife unb $s.00-9.Oo per 8u. BON
Store. Simotbp $1.50-2.O0 auf benz
@eleife unb $2.00-2.6o per ga. ponl
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faamen $1.50 per 9u. pom Store.
9erf6iebenes.
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bes 54c per 0alIone in gartien bon
5 8bl. @efoHtes 1c mebr. Grtrd
Winter 9eft 9aro0I S5t per GaIIons.
Cotton Seeb Sel rraffinirtes 98e per
9alIone. Ssrpentin 55e per 9napne
in partien BON Is Barrels. petros
Ieun. Obio Carbon 120 Grab 10e. DO.
$50 -@ruO 11Jc, bp. Ssablisb! It's
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zoe, ylapbta 17c Der 9alIpne in pdrs
tien bon 1-75 86ls.
Sals.-9er Martt lit rubis. Sbip
gtiper $1.20. Wi6isdn unb gltron
$1.14 per gbl. bon 280 pfunb.
Sals itetig.- -primu gitp Il bis
7ac, 90. Gountrp 6s-6sc per pfb.
&oblen.-Martt rubis. gousbs
Eiosbsnb $3.75-4.00, Rub unb Slad
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S4.00. gub unb Glad $2.25-235
per Sonne abgeIisfert. Rdu4loIe
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800 per 5onne abas!iefsrt. gote
foitet $6,00-6.50 per sonne abseIiss
fert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23
Gbteaso, q. MGrs.

Ghicaso, q. Uldrs.
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S6Iub 93sc; fir SuIi 8ss- S8se,
am Sdlub $3.50.
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am Shlub 40e.
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geriie 5000.
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aIeeiaamen $9.o0-13.75.
Bort $21.6O per 8bl. - Siir Mui
$21.6O- -21.67, ON S6lub $21.60;
fir SuIi $21.57-21.65, am S6lub
$21.60.
S6mals.-S1O.6O per 100 pfunb.
ssiir Weai $10.75-10.S2, am Shlub
$1O.75; fir suIi $1o.95-11.0o, am
Shlub $10.95.
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aartoffeIn. -Wartt unperdnb.rt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23
Masiudrtiee mdrfte.
81. 10 gOri, 81. mdrs.

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Winter SancD $3.9O-4.15, Winter
SamiIp $3.20-3.50, grtra $500
3.15, prSindres $2.75-2.95, garter
Weisen patent $3.75- $50, DO. fanep
$3.S5-4.25, bp. Jamilp $3.50 3.75,
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$3.75-3.9o, reinss gitp $4.10--
4.20, gemif6t.s $3.8O-4.10 per 8bl.
@ei5en. - go. 2 rOtbsr Winter
9SB-999, go. 3 bo. 96-98c, Ro. 4
rptber $3.50 per 9u.
0eIihtprn go. 2 tpeibes
II - 715c, go. 8 iueibes 70-71e,
go. 4 DO. $3.50, go. 2 seIbes 69a
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90. 661-67ac, No. 2 gemiihtes So
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miIdtes b. 6S-70c per 8u.
safer. To. 2 p,is.r 42A-43e,
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per 9u.
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9ertauft ipurben $40 gbls. Dt'
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bon $1.35 per Gallons.
9rpceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23

Rinbpieb.-9ie Ra6frase ipar
mdbio unS bic preiie itetts. Stoders
unb Sfssosrs fpurben nidt pisl eetauf!
uno iisbsn Inn 10-15c niebriser.
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erIeiens bis grtra $S.35-S.65, Oren
$3.75-6.25, Jleii6sr Gtiere $5.T5
500, Seifers S5.50-7.50. ausses
pGbIts big Grtra $7.60-8.0O, aiibe
$3.50-6.0O, auserleisne biz grtra
$6.25-6.75. Gamers S3.25-4.25,
Guttsrs S4.25-5.25, Sioders unb
;feeoers $5.75-750, Stod !oeifers
$3.50 $50. StOd Giibe $3.50
$50.
9ulIen.-9er Wurtt mar beuts
itetig, Die prsiis iteben I'm 10-25e
unter oensn BON oorisen Samitos.
sfetts guIlen S7.o0-7.25, golosna
S6.25 700. Grird $7.10-7.25,
Siinns unb lsift, $5.25-6.25.
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paren in Der DsrfIoNenen Wohs iistig,
bic anbsrsn absr langfam unb nm
50 big So per Gtid nisbrissr.
Grtra $85.O0-90.00, CUTE big auss
erleIens $60.00-85.00, orbindre bis
fair S25.00-55.00.
&GIber.-9sr Mart. mar h.ute
rubia unb ftetie.
Grtra $e.25-9.50, fair bis gut.
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srobe $5.00-9.00.
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ni6t f.br arob unb prsiis iinb ii.tis.
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rnb 6leii9eriOrisn $9.10-9.15, orbis
nGre bis uuserlsiene idipere fstie
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Stass $4.75-7.25, Iei6ie gsrianbts
Iorten $8.25-S.85, Jertsl BON no
gfunbi unb tpenioer $5.00-8.10.
g 6afe unb oGmmer. Shaf,
poren beute ftetia Biz tart. admmer
lber itsben Inn 50-75e iibsr benpreis
en- opn porigsr @ohe.
S6afe-grtra $5.75, quite Biz auss
.rlsf.ne $5.25-5.65, orbinars bis
air $3.00-5.00.
Q1mmer - 9ute Bis duserl.Iene
s7.e0 800, UrbinGrs Bis fair $500
-7.50. fbpere GGmmer $6.50-7.50,
Ieitorene $6.00-7.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-23
Gbitaoo. 21. U9Gra.

S6ipeine. e.-2.idte 1855 - 8.85,
s.mifdts $s.6o-8.85, ftpere $8.4O
-8.45, ruube S8.40 - $50, Jertel
$7.00-8.65.
Rinopieb.-g..p.s 500 9.55,
Serus Stiere $7.15-9.15, Gtoders
unb 5eeoers $5.65-8.10, Rube unb
Seifers $3.75-8.50. adlber $500
800.
S6afe.-Ginbsimifhe $4.75-6.35,
s5Ghrlinse $5.S0-700.
admmer. - ginbsimiibe $6.75-
80.
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ANetau Wtarft.

Rem gorf. 81. gldr5.
Der MstaasWartt NOR flau uno
preiie nominsu.
aupfer 1T fsii. Stanbarb $13.65
-14.37. gIectrolptic $14.50. Gale
$500. gaitina $14.25.
3inn 1T piIlis. preife $37.70-
37.87.
9tntimonp flau. gootfOn's $7.25.
Giisn uuperGnbert.
gIei. = Martt rubis gu 1896
4.05.
SpeIter 1T ipilIig 3u S5.20-5.30.
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SodiIte. Martt itetis.
2eber. -Mdrtt feft.
port. Marft ftetis.
Beef. Mnrtt itetia.
Gut Meats. Warit fietia.
ShmaIs. -Martt fpillis; Mi6bIe
Weit $10.70-10.80; raffinirtes Itss
iis; COMPOUND itetig.
5alg. -Marft rubis.
8aumipoIliaamen Oel. - Martt
feit. primu CONNER selbes $40
800.
yetroleum. Martt iietig.
WolIe. Marft itstia.
.Sara. Wtartt rubis.
Ssrpsntin.- -Martt iietis.
Reis. Marft itetis.
MoiafTss.- -Marft ltctis.
3uder. -Rober ftetis. Woidiitss
3uder 2.36e; Centrifugal 3.01c. Raj
finirier 1T ru6is. Gut aodf 5.c5e;
gruikb 4.95c; Moulo u AGO.; gus
bes 4.15e; MIX popbsreo 4.05c;
popbereb 4.o0c; Gin. 9ranuIateb
$500; Diamond $50; gonfeetioners'
U 3.91c; Ro. l 1850.