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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
SIMPLE RITES
FOR MRS. WILSON
No Music and a Short Presby-
terrain Funeral Sermon
INTERMENT AT ROME, GA.
Church Bells Toll in Town Along
Route of Train to Rome, Ga,
Where Burial Takes Place
Congress Not in Session.

ashington.-Simple funeral ser
vices were held for Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, wife of the President, in the
East Room of the White House. The
Re-. DR.. Sylvester Beach of Prince
ton, read selections from the script
ures and uttered prayer after the
usual Presbyterian funeral services.
There was no music.
At 1870 o'clock a special train bear
ing the body, the President and his
family left for Rome, Ca, where the
burial took place. The Georgia town
suspended business until after the
burial.
The first toll of the bell fer Mrs. Will
son was heard as the body was being
taken from the White House to wait
ing hearse by seven White House po-
licemen who had grown old in the
work of guarding presidents of the
United States. 1t was the bell OF st.
Johns Church across La Fayette Park
from the White House at which Mrs
Wilson had been an occasional wor
shipper since she came to Washing
ton. AS the train passed through AL
exaudria, Va, the bell of Old Christ
Church, sounded it's mournful notes.
The only persons at the funera
besides the President and his family
were the committee of the House ano
Senate, the New Jersey congressional
delegation and Prof. Stockton Arson
brother of the President, Francis
Bowes Sayre, Secretary McAdoo, Sec
rotary Tumulty, DR.. Guy T. Greyson
Governor and Mrs. Fielder of New
Jersey and members of the Cabine
and their wives.
The flowers were beautiful. Masse,
against the wall they extended hal
way to the ceiling of the East Room
and nearly half way the length of tn
room on either side. They came from
all parts of the country and iron
people in every walk of life.
The President, with his son-in-laW
Mr.. Sayre, followed the hearse to tn
Union Station in closed automobile
He boarded the funeral train immt
diately and did not return to tn
White House. The other members {
the family and of the funeral part
did not go to the train until later.
The House and Senate were not i
session in Difference to Mrs. Wilson
memory. The so members of tn
House Committee headed by Speake
Clark met at the gate to the Whit
House grounds and entered the Ea!
Room In body. All the governme1
departments were colsed.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
Will Use Turks.

London.-The official press bureau
of the British admiralty and war de-
partment this evening issued the fol
lowing:
There is no reason to doubt that
the Turkish government is about to
replace the German officers and crews
of the Goeben and Breslau by Turk
ish officers and crews
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
CANAL PARADE PLANS HELD UP,
IF THE TRIPLE ENTENTE WINS.

Program for Naval Pageant Laid
Aside Temporarily by War.
Observation-Disclosures for the inter-
national naval parade through the
Panama Canal next April which event
was scheduled to mark the official
opening of the canal and Panama-Pa-
cific Exposition at San Francisco,
have been laid aside temporarily by
officials of the War and Navy Depart
ments, who have them in charge. War
ships of every nation were to have
been invited to participate.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
NEUTRALITY NO BAR TO FRENCH

Reservists Continue to Pour Into New
York Ready to Sail.
Washington Neutrality discussions
regarding the clearance from Ameri-
can ports of foreign vessels has not
a11ected the steady stream of French
reserves pouring into New York.
M. Bergerard, who is handling the
work, said that another ship of the
French Line would leave within a
week with additional nationals return.
ing to enlist or fill places in the ter.
yitorial forces.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
FOUND DEAD IN HIS OFFICE

Chicago Police Believe Edward p.
Amory Was Murdered.
Chlcago.-Edward P. Amory, secre-
tary of the Western Railroad Associa-
ton, was found dead in his office.
There were two deep cuts on his
head.
The police believe he was murder
ed. Papers and books scattered about
the room indicated that a struggle
had taken place. A. M. Thompson,
an employe, who discovered the
body, was taken to the police bureau.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
OKLAHOMA PRIMARY RETURNS
r. L. Williams Democratic Candidate

r. L. Williams Democratic Candidate
for Governor by 1890 Plurality.
Oklahoma City, Okla.-Complete OF
fetal returns from all the n counties
in the State in the recent primary
give R. L. Williams a plurality of
1890 votes as Democratic candidate
TOR Governor. J. B. A. Robertson, his
nearest rival, has conceded thA nom
NATION OF Williams. Robertson fled
notice of contest in five counties be-
cause OF alleged Irregularities, but it
was stated tina. the contest NAV dron
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
MILITARY COMMENT FORBIDDEN
Army and Navy Officers Not Allowed
to Discuss the War.

ashington.-Public comment on
the war by army and navy officers.
either on the active or retired list,
Will cease at once as the result of
orders issued by Secretary Garrison
and Secretary Daniels at the sugges-
ton Of President Wilson.
Interviews have been given to news
papers by number Of prominent Off
GERS. All the. Interview and articles
must cease.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
French Force Eiohtinn

Paris.-Official dispatches announce
that the French offensive movement
began in great force along the line
from Sarrebourg, on the Franco-Ger-
man frontier to Luneville, in the de-
partment of Huerthe ct Moselle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
TO REDUCE CANAL TOLLS,

Cape Cod Company to Answer Pro-
test Of Prohibltive Charges.
Boston.-The toll rates Tor ships
passing through the Cape Cod canal
are likely to be reduced in the near
future, according to Commodore ]. w.
Miller, vice president and general
manager Of the Canal Company.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
Loss 5000.

London-The Central News CORE
spondent at Brussels who has return
ed from the front, estimates that the
German losses in killed throughout
the fighting against the Belgians SO
far amounts to $4,000.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
KILLS FATHER AND HIMSELF,

Farmers Son Commits Double Crime
in Quarrel About $12
Clinton, Ill.-In a quarrel about s12
in accounts; Porter Spencer, a farm
er, shot and killed his father, John
Spencer, 49,
The quarrel started between Porter
and his brother, Thomas. When the
father interfered Porter shot him.
After chasing his brother into a corn.
fold port ar killed himsa'f
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-20
FOR U. S. LOANS TO FARMERS,
Bill In to Aid Producers Durinu War
in Europe.

Washington.-The direct loan of
money by the government to produc-
ers of farm products is proposed in a
bill introduced in the House by Repre-
sentative Henry Of Texas. The bill
provides for an amendment to the
Federal Reserve act by which the
Federal Reserve. Board may authorize
loans at per cent. on wheat, cotton
corn or oats on notes duly endorsed
by member banks.
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0tebmdrfte.
Gineinnati, 90. Sun

Gineinnati, 90. SUM.
3uiubr unb 9erIunbt pGbreno bel
pereanaenen 48 Stunoen, pergli5er
nit berislbsu 3eit Der persansener
Wo6e. ipareu tpie folst:
3ufubr. Rinbp. Sapeine. S6afs
%. Suni 1904 3744 2504
29. SUM- 2273 1866 301e
@.rianbt pdbrsnb b.rIeIben 3eit:
Rinbp. S4psine. Shdfe
%. Suui ;. 92 1886 412S
20. Suni :. "a ISL 1887
Rinbpieb.-9ute biz auserles
'ene, trotensefiitterte Stiere pdren
rar uno itstis i'm preiie, bic anOsren
aber Idngiam uno I'm 10-25c nisbris
ger. = WiIatiibs iinb lungium uub
itfpa6.
Utittlsre unb i9tpers Stiere $3.50
-8.75, S6Ten 1925 - 8.75, 6leis
iher Stiere $5.50-8.00, quite bis
auserleiene $S.25-8.50, Seifers S.
$500, auserlsiene 1925 $50,
albe $9.25-6.00, auserldene big
Grtra $6.25-6.75, Gamers 1926
4.25, Cutters $4.25-5.25, Stpters
unb Seebers S5.25-7.50, Stof.Sei.
fsrs $5.25--6.25, Stpd aiibe $4.25
$50.
8ullen.-8ei sismlih GROCER
3ufubr ipdren bic preiie beute T5tpa1
uno I'M 10c nieoriser.
Wasers unb leifte $4.75-5.50,
Bologna $5.60-6.40, grtra $3.50,
fette gullsn $6.50-7.0o.
aGlber.-Qlnfanss mar Der Mortt
itetie, seaen S6lub aber idpa6.
Orbindr. unb grobs $5-9, fair Biz
CUTE leidte $T.0o--9.25, grtra $3.50
10.
9 6peine.-0ie Nuhfraae ipar
cine CUTE unb bic preiIe Itieeen in.
folgebeiIen um 10e per 100 pfuno.
9eeen Sdlub ipuros Der Wlarft itetie.
Cute bis drserleisne 9erpadunsss
unb 5leiIteriorten $S.45-S.50, ors
binGre Bis aussrleiens ibpsre fstte
SGue $5.75-7.70, Grtra $7.75-
7.80, Stass $5.00-6.65, Grtra $6.,
75, Iei9te uub mittlere 9erianbtiors
ten $3.50 $50, geriel bon 110 Ifb.
.ub 'psnisss $6.75--s.25.
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Musiudrtise Wfdrfte
Rem gort, 20. Suni

HeD y ort, 10. gum.
Webl.- -Wartt pi[Iis. - Sprius
patents $4.45 - 4.70, 0inte.
Straiabis $4.20-4.30, ggiuter pa.
tents $4.40-465, Sprihs Clears
$4.00-4.15, eytra Ro. l Wintsr 49,.
65-3.85, srtra Ro. 2 Winter $3.4C
-3.55.
Rossenmsbl. -Wartt itstis. 5ai,
bis eutes $3.35-3.50; auserleIsnes
biz fancD $3.55-3.75.
Wiaismebl. - Wartt taum itstig.
Syeines peibes unb aelbes $1.45-1.s >
80; raubes $1.40-1.45; rtiln orieb"
$3.75.
Rosssn.- Wartt rubis. Ro. 2 melt
li9es SOC {. /. I. Rsm Yort grport.
@erite Martt tpi[lis. WaISserits
55-64e c. |. {. Buffalo.
WeiS,n.-Wdrtt pilIis. Ro. 2 BAR
ter Dintsr 91tc c. /. T. Rem gort;
go. 2 rotber S54c Suli BsrIanbt.
WelfdtOrn.- Mattt idbipa6. Ro. 2
s.Ibes 1886 c. /. I. prompt.
I6afsr. = Martt ipilIis. Stanbarb
psibss 444-45c; go. 3 44-44ac;
fancp ipsibes 45-47ae.
Seu.-Martt itetis. go. 1 $1.05,
glo. 2 95-S1, SO. 8 $500; @srs
fanbtiorten 75c.
SOpfen.- -Rartt rubis. SrbinGrsr
bis aaserIsieuer 1919. 8l-38e, 1912,
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Heberft@t bea Cincinnati
marftes,
CIR bic Nantas, ben 30. Suui
1914 snbiseHns Ds4s.
Cincinnati. 90. Suni.

Cincinnati, 90. SUM.
Die nadfolsenben Quotirunsen be
sis4en ii4 nur auf Gnsrob Srans
attionen. Bel ilsineren 9efddfter
iperben ettpas bDbsre pr.ife krsdn.t.
prbtftonen.
Der Worit mar rubig, prsiIe ii.tig
g d m 3. - prinu Gtean
9.75-9.S5e {. o. B.
Srodenge al5enes Sleifd
Short clear Seiten 12-12ic, ibort
Rippsnieiten 11a-12e, ertra ibori
clear Geiten 11i-12c, G6ult.rr II
--114c. Bellies 13t-13ac loie unt
ac mehr btrpadt.
Baton Short clear Geiter
13-133c, t,irs. Rippenf.iten 12i-
13c, trtra ibort clear Seiten 12i-
|13c, S6uItern 12-123e unb Bellies
14a-14ac lcie unb 4e per plumb
mebr berpadt.
sugar gureb GIeif6. -
Sdinten 16-165e. Dienic Gdult.rn
|12a-13c, YreatFeft Bacon 1896,
S6ultern 12a-13c, Hetp yorf Gut
Sdultern 123-13c. trodene Beef,
S6insen S27.00-28.OO.
Sibaep5feftes Hfeif&.-
'Shinisn 133-14c. picnic GhuIlsrn
10a-11c, Bellies 15-16c, G6uliern
11--114c. gleip gDori Gut lille.
Srifhes Tfeifh. - Shiu.
len 13s-14c, g}icnicsS6ultern 10a
lie. Shultern 10i-11c, fbort
RippsnTften 11--11Se. rbort clear
Stiien 11-11sc, srtra fbort Seiten
10a-11e. Bellies 13a-15ac pro
Plumb.
Webl unb @etreibe
Webl.-Wintsr patent S425--
4.50, Wintsr Goneb $3.90-4.15, bo.
i5amilp $3.20-3.50. grtra $500 -
3.15, orbin6rss S2.75-2.95. Barter
meiaen patent $3.75-390, DO. funep
$3.85--4.25, bo. gamiIp $3.50-3.75,
Roggenmebl. norbpefIidb aeniIttts
So. 1880. reines gitp $4.10-
4.20. semifdtss $3.S0-4.10 per gbI.
Weisen. = No. Q rotber Wintsr
$3.50. go. 3 DO. 80-S1c, go. a
rotber 75-!78c.
WeIf4foru. no. 2 tpeibes
77h 7Sc, Ro. 3 ipeibes 77-77ac.
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1rs @pobs Wsarft.

gintinnati. 90. Suni.
Der Wartt mar in Der perfloFenen
Wofe redt lebbaft unb bic pr.iie ipas
rem fart, bod limb bisielbsn Bis jebt
nod unpsrdnbert seblieben. Die fol-
asnben Quotirunsen tpurben am
S6iub Der Wode nambaft gema6t:
esaausx xwnsIin-ersai gaas g sne
tor SaniIs eNe. unon ehc Rria5ton g
sac, Soutberu g Axe. garb Gtif 7Ke, asoruu
i,,sa 1f gssstI loM q, 2ss ss % ~ 2ls
22ne %. 90 aone. BRIGHTON W zoe. 30.
s.sIsist. s.s,, E. %nsI,ns g'emtat,a
asT'a' % M paHsns ann ss' sSss Ts si @tasEss
got TIE gia Sninn 7he, ,suniaia exc. Hirft
1914 25e. DO. e4 2se. tiiiea 1914 pc. DO. "a
riebtsS SIf sSftsSSS ,cI als loS 2s s' sH 22he
Srtnt1ameriea ebseiiras SHc. Central
Bari. Ixe. american srbigc 5ke DO. Mourn.
ina nro GRO 5Ne. etmpfor w1ourntua rrb
Crane SIC Roet,is T,rlu Webts sAs. gaiinnaI
~, ssn Toy sh:; c5,sn &c, g!aFisS tnssi,
ceiraas SOC sIe. sonifac ~ 'gSe' ioe. sabeca
1fhe Nsniber Troof t9te. Gueen ot fbe 1eit
* f6he. Susdusbaura tie. Goneftpaa 3
0Inaba mINmos',oa etesr. SIC " n
9 se. obertii qIar'e shc. 1anrafisr stapis
sne.. 1919 ee. atns'scn Sc, qrasmOre Sxe
pTatSlcnr sen 7xe @esaI siu. Sc
UIabama 7hs. cIS sirslnia ehe. ssT'amins
Senimerhs t9Me. erortu,,.s lie
griabior lie. Qnisi,u se.
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esanowirt6
TrG 6 tig e g auen

Sic Sbiere SoIlten ireilauien fon-
nen, Bis einen ober sipeiGage Dor Dem
slbierfeln. Ser Sof ioQte 10 beihai'
len lein, 6aB Die Sbiere nitt eeno.
tbigt iino, our6 enge ooer nieOrige
Sbiireu gu seben. Gs 1T gut, psnn
man ein ober 5lpei @ofJen lang Dor
Dem albierfeln Saier aui ben 5utter.
Go6en itreut, baluit Die Sfipeine belt
ielben aufleicn iluo iid babel beiue.
gen. 8em es 5lnt g8erfen fonlnlt,
6rinst man bas Cher in einen Stall,
Der an ben @1nben nit Sdubriegcln
uerieben lit, oamit oas alte 5bier ii6
ni6t auf bie6erfel legen fam. Sdlpeis
ne, Die mager lino beipeglih iino, fam
man in einem gerGlrmigeu StaIle I'M
terbringen, idprere uno idDerfallige
bri1gt man in fleinere Stalle ooer
9u6ten. &urS por unb unmittelbar
na6 Oenr@erien gebe man benSdNpei.
nen fem idlperes6utter ionoeru DiIn'
mes Smlfiutter, oamit elmer Seritopi.
ung porgebellat miro: tritt 8erltopi-
ung eiu, 10 gebe man Dem 5bier cine
3oiis 9itterial5 (@pion Salt) in oas
Salliiutter.
2ie @initreu mlti' abiolut trodcu
iein. ;Selld)te 2ageritatten iinb fiir Die
SSerfel, beionSers bel tiibIet Bitter.
ltng, perOcrblif. 9tah ooer . @o.
den fommt Die Eau nit Den 8crfCIn
IN cine 9udt- -Golonie - @. 6. Wfor.
ton 9lferbaiiidllle pcn COLORADO,
Sort Collins, Colorado.
9f OFT laufoerS 6peine.
Ger Rotblanf (@riiipelas) bel oen
Sd)lreinen lit cine seiobrli6e, b0dit
anitedenoe arantbeit unb tritt gss
nofnIid) iell6enartig in Der marmen
SabresSeit auf aber aud bur6 aGlte
miro Der slmtedllngsitoii niht uus
i1GbIih gemaft. Gie aranfbeitStci.
me fonneu i'm Slitter ooer @etrGnt,
aber auh beim @itbIeu I'M Sd)mup
inb lliratb olieenommen peroen
hurf bas slusideioen nit oem Sotb
Der tranten Gbiere aelanQt oie9erielts
DUNG bann in bic StdIle, 0lingitdtteu
uno ben Sol. gbe Der RotbIauf aus.
bridt, pergebt gerpobnlih cine be.
itimlnte 9rlttSeit, IN ser iid Die Sci.
me entipideln, mciitens 3 bis 4 Gage.
0unn 5eigen Ole 9biere einen id)ipan.
fenSen Sang. &erluit Der Wtunierteit
uno oes slppetits, itarfes SSieber nit
erb0bter Semperntur. lie perfriefen
iifl IN Die Sprell uno nab fiir5er 3eit
treten in Der Salit, Smiiden oeu Sin.
iin6 unter oem 9auh, an
Sais, 8rrit, Obren II. I. M Die rotben
5Iede o,if. Wii toem 6ortidreiten Der
aralfbeit niumlt Der urtere Q6rpers.
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samilisn Gsunn ysuss.
smsahriens esnss.
0as. esMss Mns Nl.tsn ID nsr asrf.

e'aS .on eai' Duroe 81 N - ~ aus.
geliebsn.
yrima S.itiftsDapier. wurosn sn sK-
~ bistonti-t.
Sterlina egdauge IN tpillia. -
Stdbt au A.S7A uHo commercial su $4.ss14
--4.s5H.
Sunes O5ttgattonsn maren
littig uno ipuroen nis iolgt anotirt:
Yer. S!aaten Reiunotruna . 81 - 9e,
gsb.. q reaiItrirte i09K-110X geb., Gov.
gons l1e-111K ,3% regiifrirts 1o1 4-i02,
eoupoHs 1e1 - 102. Banama 8egiitereo
2ye 81 get.. DO. Coupon 3&. 1eO--102.
Nftienmar IT, 9ie @eihdite maren
beute auberit flnu unb bic aursTduanfun.
gen nur unbeoeuteno. Der ylartt ltlob
hngeregeIt.
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Gluk'8ahr
Oienitaa, 30. Suni 1914.

Oten It a g, 30. Stunt 1914.
Der ObiufIuB 1T lansIam i'm stsi=
gen begriffen unb berielbs bate se=
tern 2lbenb Bel bieiiger Stabt einen
Waferitano BON 12.1 SUB.
Die folgsnben 9epsiden trafen pGbs
reno beg geitrigen Sases bier elm:
Yittsburg, pa.-5.6 SUB unb fdGt.
Wheeling, 8. 8a.-9.5 SUB.
Partersburs, 70. @a.-7.2 unb iteiet.
$anapba Sails, W.9a.-3 3ol, fGGt
Gbdrleiton, W. 9a.-7 SUB II. fGat.
portsmoutb, S.-5.4 SUP unb iteigt.
2ouispille. &p.-8.3 SUB, itationGr.
gpansoiae, Sno.-3.6 SUB unb fdlt.
HaIbiue. 5enn.-7.4 SUB.
Chattanooga, 5enu.-6.6 SuB, fdlt.
GairO, e5as.-20 Gub unb fdlt.
Wempbis. 5enn.-15.1 unb fGat.
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dHetau, ,Ntarft.

Iep gort, 20. Sum-.
aupisr.-Martt rubtg. plab uno
2tueuft 5u 1880 Ofisrirt. Gleetrplp'
tic $13.50-13.75; Gate nomineu;
Cuttings $3.50.
3inn 1T fsit gu $3O.40-30.60.
IntimOn TT flau. GootiOH's $7.25
-7.37.
giien.-Wartt rubig. Ro. l Nortbs
.ern $14.75-15.25; SO. 2 gtortbsrn
$14.50 - 1900; go. l Soutbern
$14.75-15.25, 80. 2 SoutbsrI $14.s
50-15.00.
gIsi. - Wartt rubis gu 1885,
3.95.
SpsItsr 1T rubig gu $5.0o-5.10.
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g 4afe unb Die
y}d4frage mar gut. S4ofe iinb Itetig
I'M prsiie, 5riibjabrs 2Gmmer aber
itiegen um 10c per 100 pfuno.
SHufe.-@rtra Iei6te $4.85, quite
bis auserleIene $4.50-4.75, proinGre
bis fair $3.O0-4.40, itrpere S6afe
$3.75-4.25. Sdbrlinse $5.00-7.z
%. 5riibja9rs 2dmmer $6.25-9.s :
80; GuQs 2Gmmer $5.00-6.00.
% D 3.-Qm 4. Suit finbst tein
8iebmartt itatt.
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G6ttadp, 90. cyuni


Wei5sn.-Giir Suli 774 : 1896
am S6luB TIC; fir september 773
-78ac, an Shlub 77ac.
Weli6torn.- Suli 674-685c
am Sdlub CSC fir September 66t
-675c, am S6lub 664c.
Safer.-Jiir Suli 374-37sc, am
S9lub 37sc; fir September 355-
36Ic, am S9lub 36c.
RosseH.-Ro. 2 nOmiueu. gO. 8
5Sc.
9erIts 4S-58c.
9imotbp $4.25-5.50.
alseIamen Sob.
port $21.35. = Sir Suli $21.20
am Salub S21.35; fir
September $20.05-20.15, amS4lub
$20,1O.
Sdnals $1O.07. - Sir Suli $40
-10.07, am S6lub $10.07; fir
September $10.17-10.22, amS4Iub
$10.22.
Rippenieitsn $11.37-11.62 Sir
Suli $11.50 - 11.60, am S9luB
SLIGO; fir Ssptembsr $11.52-1l.@
81. am S6lub S11.57.
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12-15e; pacifietiiits 1918. 16--19e;
1912. 12-15c.
Sdpte. Uturft ru6ig. Bogota "a
--29c, Central gmerita 28c.
Geber.- Wartt fet. Semlod firits
30t. ieconos % 29c.
Yort.- -Wartt itetig. Uieb $22,25
-22.75; SamilD $22 22.50; Sbort
Clear $s19.50-21.
Beef. Martt itetig. Uleb ST.
1880, Jamilb $500.
Gut Weats.-Wartt itetig. 9epD.
telte Bellies Don 10-14 pfuno 1896;
DO. S6inten 143-15c.
S8mala. -Wartt feit. MhDble 8eit
$1O.05 = 1915; raffinirtes itetig.
Continent $1o.70; Slb qtmerita
$11.15; COMPOUND 84-8ac.
Salg.-Martt ru6ig. @itb Sc;
Gpuntrp 6-61e; Special 63c.
Dolle. -Martt feit. 8omeitic fleece
Xxx S6io 29-30c.
3srpentin. Wartt feit. Wtadine
Barrels SOC.
Sdr5. Martt rubig. Strdineb Or.
binGrss Big gutes $4.10.
Reis. = Wartt itetig. 9omeitic,
prima Bis auserleisner 2s-6c; patna
54-6c.
MOlaFes. Martt itetig. Nep Srs
leans Open &ettle 34-55c.
3uder.-Rober itetig. Wlolahes g.
SIC; Centrifugal 1926. Raffinirter
Itetig. Gut 2oaf 5.25c; Grui9eb 5.15e;
Woulo u 4.80c; Cubes 4.55c;
xxx popbereo 4,45c; popoereo
4.40c; Sine @ranulatsO 4.30c; DID
monb u 4.30c; gOnfsctioners u A.
zoe; go. / 4.10c.
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-72e, so. 3 bo. 7f-71ae, SO. a bo.
70-709c per 8u. Deibes aolbens
form 76-78c, selb.s DO. 76-77c, ses
mifdtes DO. 74-76c.
9afer.-Ho. 2 lpeiBer 4O1-41c,
Stanbaro. lpeiber 4O-40be, ylo. 3
lpeiBer 50 391e, gio. 4 lpeiber 37a--
38Ic. No. 2 semii6ter SO 38ac,
ylo. 3 DO. 37-38c. go. A bo. So
&c.
oasen. = SO. 2 e8-7Oc, go.
3 DO. 65-67c. SO. a bo. 6O-64c.
Ger e.-No. 2 sTriibiabrs 66 -
zoe. Ro. 3 DO. 60-65t r.r gu.
Wbisfp.
Wertuft irurben 425 gbls. Dis
'iiIers ssiniibeb @oobs auf Der Bajis
bon $1.35 per GalIone.
groeeries.
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5 8bl. gefo6tss 1c mebr. 90. I
2arbol &c; Cotton Seeb Sel raffis
nirtes 58c per GalIone. 5erpentin 54c
per 0allone in pdrtien bon 1--5
Barrels. petroleum, Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 9ac. DO. $50 Grab 10ae,
Stabliubt IT'S @rab 12c, gronn
@dfolin zoe, Hopbtd 16e per Gaaone
in gartien BON Is 8bls.
Sals.-0er Mdrtt in rubig. Ohio
RiDer $1.20. Wsi9isan unb gtron
$1.14 Der 9bl. bon 280 pfunb.
5alg itstis. - primu Gitp 6a -
SIC, bo. GountrD 5s-6ac per pfunb.
aoblen.-Martt rubig. gougbs
hioabenp $3.50-3.75, RuB unb Glad
1926. aanaipba Stiidfoblen $3.50
3.75. HuB unb Slad 1925 - 2.35
per Sonne obasliefert. RauhloIe
Stii6toblen A.75c. 4ntbracite SITS
per 5onns dbgsIiefert. gote tofet
$6.00-z6.50 Der Sonne aboeltefert.
olle.-1is 9eI6Gfte iparen in
Der OerfloHensn Dofe ru6ig uno bic
prslie ipdren itetig.
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s 6tcdoo, %. Hun

&c d 9 0, -. 1JuHl.
S4peine. 3ufubr $1,000. Martt
tart. Die meiiten 9ertdufs bra9ten
$8.3O-8.35, lei4te $S.15-8.45, ges
mii4te $8.10-8.50, i9pere $7.95-
$50, rau9e $7.95-8.10; 5ertel ST.
35-8.25.
RtnbOie6. .-3ufu6r 1900. martt
un9eregeIt. geeDss $7.30-9.45, ,Stiere
$6.90-8,25. Stoders unb 5eeOers
$6.O0-8.10; aiibe uno Seifers $50
$3.50, &dlber $3.50.
S4afe. - 3ufubr $4,000. preiIe
nleoriger. Sfafe $5.30-6.30, SGbr.
linge $6.30-7.40; 2Gmmer $6.40-
$40; 5ruhjabrs 2Gmmer $6.65 -
9.15.
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Bon. Welomarrt.
Eintinnat1. 29. auni 1al

etntiHHatt, ~. Juul lSl%.
NE Wadfrase mad 9arfeben mar bsaie
m ben bisngen Banfen nur lebr indbig unb
Q3elb III dl6erlt lpinig. Fir 9arlebsn
.pn saus wnroeR Don ben Bnnten sH--4 u
bered,net uno @eiddftspnpiere ipurben 5u
--y% bisfontirt. Die Dlailer plaSiren Ear
Iehea .on cali ~ 3K 4-4H9SunD auf 8stl
3u4%.
sSsdfsf sni sasn psrf
purben 81 Bari 5piiden 8anffn perinuit.
Ew 9onntsrrats bdrast soc 4rdmie per
s100u
nlsfir anf Gnrsps
fino pilis. - Sic iolsenosn Guotirunssu
limb ~ beridten:
Honoou, 8Ease Siat, s4ssK-tS9 per
s.; 10 9ase Sidt, S4.S6K--4.S7 per 6;
yaris. 3 9ase Sidt, 5l4 6raHes per $1e0;
w 9ase gidt, 516 6raucs per s1eo; fir
GtutfhlaHs. 4 Yage Sidt, Nart ASK.
bp. 80 Xoss Sid)t 4Xe.
documentary Bills auf 9onoon puroen
du t4.S5H, auf Glasgow su $4.S5 uno aui
Beifait Su $4.oss4 pertauit.
Snnbss.c iisanonsM.
rabis uns itetis. Die santsn quotiren
pie fDfdt.
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Die llmidB, im bieiaen gfsorinsbouis
bsIisieu lid beuie aui t4,669,760.
tai.erfuritaitH.
9te 6eiddfie uaren beuts on Der Bbris
febr ilau uno 20 nuroen i'm 0anjtn nur
5Tpei Yerfduis abseidIoHen, ndmIid:
M ssr ysris:
Niiien Cine. 8as & Gleetrte 80. 87K
Nftten 9ine. Union Siod Yaro %
Am sffsusu Uaarfts;
$4,000 Cine. S6pof ~ 1850. 105
1000 gelpbos, o. 4496 1880 80. 1044
1000 Qlepsanb Seigbts 4h9S 1914 100
1000 Baeo, Ger. 695 1943 ...... 1861
WabIteb,uo. Eabeae pon i'm bi.iaen
Warit btiinoItden Sonb, uho aftien gisbt
bic oifiSieaen Guotirunaen an: