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Analysis Of Printing Ink

Analysis Of Printing Inks.
A procedure of analysis of printing
inks has been developed by the bureau
OF standards, department Of com
merce, which, during the years In
which 1t has been used, has been
found to be very satisfactory. Tech.
nologic pager number 80 is devoted to
the subject
BY means of suitable solvents, the
ink is divided into two parts-oil and
pigment.
saponifiable matter and rosin. The
former may consist of mineral oils, or
the hydrocarbon portion Of rosin oil.
A qualitative test for rosin oil and
rosin is given.
The analysis Of the pigment frac-
ton will depend very largely on the
color OF the pigment. Methods are
given for the determination of the
principal constituents of the more
common inks, such as black, red,
blue, green, etc.
The paper contains a brief discus
sion of the relation OF aniline dyes in
the inks to the paper. This covers the
question of the permanency OF the
blue dyes used to neutralize the yell
low color OF the oil, and emphasizes
the necessity for q careful selection Of
the dyes to be used. Several methods
for the determination of the permancy
to light OF the various colored pig
ments are given.
A few special tests for some ab-
normal constituents Of ink are given.
They are not considered 20 be very Inn
portant.
Figures are given showing how
closely one may expect duplicate de-
on the same sample to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-13
SHEDS AND LUMBER
DESTROYED BY FIRE
BUILDINGS in Rear Of 1910 Park street,
Property Of Fred Epperss
Burned ut Noon.

Sparks from q steam roller are be-
lfeved to have caused fire At 1120
Park street shortly after one o'clock
today when several sheds, the prep-
erty Of Fred Eppers, were burned. to-
gether with quantity OF lumber. coal
and personal effects, valued at over
500.
The property was almost total
loss. The fire was well started before
1t was discovered and an alarm sent
in. BY the time the West K truck
had reached the scene the buildings
were almost totally consumed by the
flames.
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PACIFIC BATTLE.
KECKUK FOLKS
ASTONISH DRUGGIST

We sell many good medicines but
We are told the mixture OF buckthorn
bark. glycerine. etc, known as Adler
i-ka, is the best we ever sold. keo-
kuk folks astonish US daily by telling
how QUICKLY Adleri-ka relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation. Many report that A
SINGLE DOSE relieves these trou-
bles almost IMMEDIATELY. We are
glad we are Keokuk agent for AdIer-i-
ka. Wilkinson & Co.
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Eat Green Apples
Watermelon
Cucumbera

But be sure you have a
bottle Of Rakefieldis
Blackberry Balsam ready.
For 50 years, Wakefieldis
Blackberry Balsam has been
a quick and sure cure for
Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus and Cholera
Infantum. It saves lives
after doctors fail.
For grown ups and babies.
Absolutely harmless.
$50 Every Drug Store,
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GRAIN EXPORTERS
ARE VERY UNEASY
In Spite of Assurances From England
That There Will be No
Trouble.

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Oficial as
surance from the British admiralty
that the sea lanes to Europe are clear
OF German ships, did not serve to alter
the determination of American grain
exporters not to ship grain to England
AS explained by committee of grain
exporters the situation Is as follows:
Liverpool firms hold contracts of Am
orleans for huge supplies Of wheat sold
on prices current before the war was
declared.
All grain consigned in fulfiliment OF
these contracts is siezed by the British
government.
The small number OF ships still call
ing charge exorbitant rates and the in
surance risk is at new high record.
The committee has advised cancel
lation of all contracts since 1t is appar-
ent the grain never reaches its con-
signees; is taken by the British gov
eminent at It's own price and price
which does not compensate the ship
per for HIS expenses. Seizures of six
cargoes of wheat already has been re-
ported to the exporters and SO far
there Is nothing to indicate that the
owners will ever receive the money
from the British government. Com
mittee Of grain men will confer with
Secretary McAdoo in Washington to-
morrow. They seek q pledge from
Great Britain e1acted through the
state department, either to permit con-
signees 70 receive cargoes or that the
shippers will be adequately comfen-
stated II the grain Is taken by the gov
eminent.
Cancellation OF contracts are being
made by American firms on the basis
OF clause automatically terminating
the contract in the event chat hostili-
ties prevent shipment. The British
firms claim that hostilities have not
halted commerce in view of the ad-
miralty Statement. and are demanding
frlfllment American exporters face
heavy penalties in British admiralty
courts II those tribunals take the same
view as the British grain men,
Canadian ports are still open and
commerce is officially reported as I'm
molested by German wasercraft.
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FUNERAL RECORD
) y o 80 . 90 go %
Mrs. Anna Margaret Waterman.

Mrs. Anna Margaret Waterman.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna Margaret
Waterman was held at the residence
21O North Eleventh street at 4 o'clock
this afternoon, Rev. A. c. Ernst OF
st. Paul's German Evangelical church
conducting impressive service, in the
presence of a number of friends and
neighbors.
The pallbearers we're Messrs. Hugh
HoGge, Will Hodge, Jacob Frank,
Peter Wolf. Harry Scharfenberg and
George Higham
Winnefred Loder.
The funeral Of Winnefred Loder.
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Loder Of 22s South second street was
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III. Composition on sheep.

HE Competition on Sheep
The other day In . Cleveland Sew.
this composition was handed In "
little German boy:
The sheep are weak ana t'o ~.
animals. They are very userul.
can use everything on them s.S. y,
their bleat. The sheep learn ".
shepherd very easy, but other W."
they are dumb animals.
They eat hay, grass AND
soup. And the captain OF the sn.s ,.
10 called the belle-buck. won
Home Companion.
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check. based ON the experience OF tnls
bureau during the past two or tnfs'
years. It is claimed that these cneca'
ara at least as close as the mahu
turer can duplicate his ink ana ms,
therefore be considered satlsfac"'
for practical purposes.
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Mistaken for An Owl.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 13.-Harry N
Atwood, aviator, was fired on by a
Canadian vessel while flying hydro
aeroplane in Lake Erie of Amherst,
he announced today. Atwood hastily
winged to Hickory Island, on the
American side. Il had forgotten oil
about the European war" he said.
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Grave Diqgers.

BRUSSELS, Aug 13.-The German
army is the only one engaged in the
European war having a special corps
of grave diggers accompanying the
troops in the field. The grave digging
corps was formed during the Franco
Prussion war of 1870. All German SOL
diers wear around their necks label
bearing their name, rank and regi-
ment
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eooo 70 heavy, $9.15@s.4o; rous
Ss.25@S.5o: light, $s.15@s.45: su1
$9.15@9.35; pigs, $7.O0@9.Oo. m
Sheep receipts 300; market sto,.
Sheep and mutton. $4.oo@6.25: IsmS'
s7.0O@8.60. ''mOA
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 18.-Catt,. :.
ceipts 1000; market steady. ste.,.
$6.5001o.16; cows and heifers .42sa
$50; stockers and feeders sSo0aI
$40; calves, $6.5O@1o.5o.
Hog receipts 1000; market ,te.a,
strong. Bulk, $s.00@s.25; heavy ,s1.
OOPS; medium, $s.1o@sso; l,sh,
3s.OO@9A6. 'As
Sheep receipts 5000; mark.
steady. Lambs, $s.Oo@s.5o; avs.
Sb.Oo@5.50; wethers. $s.5o@7w
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Aug. Cattle recent,
1000; market strong, active. Steer,
$9.50@10.10: cows and heifers ssgs
09.6o: stockers and feeders, y775a
s.25; calves. $7.oo@1o.6o: bulls ana
stays, 34.750715.
Hog receipts 1900: market 500.
higher. Bulk, $s.so@s25.
Sheep receipts $500; marte.
steady, strong. Yearlings, ss15@s.N:
wethers. $5.9o@S.15; lambs, S1la
s.s5: ewes, 35.80@5.55.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Butter- E,tna
2s1c; firsts, 241k@2ec: dairy extras
23h@2Sc; dairy firsts. 22@e4hc.
Eggs -Firsts, 2o@21c; Ordinary
flrsts, 1s@1sAo.
Cheese Twins, 1s@1shc; Youn,
Americas, 16h@17c.
Potatoes receipts 81 csn;
virginias, $2.15@2.25 per bbl.: Jersey
oobblers, sacks, s5@ssc per bu.; bulk,
so@s3c: Minnesota Ohios, 7o@7sc.
Live poultry Fowls. 14h@lsc;
ducks. 12@14c; goose, s@1oc; spring
chickens. 15c; turkeys, Ice.
New York Produce.
NEW york, Aug. 13.-Flour mar.
ket irregular, unsettled.
Pork market firm. Mess, $2475e
76.25.
Lard market quiet. Middle west
spot. $9.75@s.s6.
Sugar market stronger.
Sugar. refined, market stronger
Cut loaf, $40: crushed. $3.50: pow
dered, $6.so@7.1o; graduated. $500
7.05.
Coffee Rio No. Z on spot, SIC.
Tallow market quiet. City, SIC;
county. 6N 0sAc: special, exc.
Hay market fairly active. Prime
$1.20@1.25; No. 3. $1.00@1.o5: clover.
95@3115.
Dressed poultry market dull. Tur
keys. 15@2sc; chickens, 1292lc;
fowls, 11@19hc; ducks, 12@16c
Live poultry market quiet. Geese
12@1sc; ducks. 14@17c; fowls. 10h
@1eAc: turkeys. 13@14c; roosters'
Tx @12c; broilers, 16h @1sc.
Cheese market steady. State MIX
common to special, 10@16&c: full
skins, 1h@4c; skins common 70
specials, b012&c.
Butter market dull, firmer. Receipts
s,464. Creamery extras, 2sk @5ohc'
dairy tubs, 22@29kc; Imitation
creamery firsts, 23c.
Eggs, strong; receipts, 15,sSS; near
by fancy. SAC; nearby mixed tan'''
23@2Sc; fresh. 23h 929c.
St. Louis Hay.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Market steau.'
Demand good. Receipts at st. LOUIS
% cars: at East st. Louis, 10 cars
choice timothy, $1,000; No. timothy
SIT. 0O@19.50; No. 2 timothy, slSNoY
1850; No. timothy. $14@15.
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On Church Steeplcs.

COLOGNE, Aug 13.-Aeroplane
guns are being mounted on the spires
of the Cologne cathedral and other
churches as part of the 6efenses o.
the city.
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Another slsth.

Dunlap Reporter: No. gentle , 80. ar
Seth Thomas, who is canooa.e ~.
the supreme court Of Iowa, Is NV -Id
same individual who made tae -sr,
clock that licked OF the time in YOU
childhood home.
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"ses America Firse.'
st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Inc p
emit is an excellent time for tho -
lean traveller to see his own co'A
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At Dancing School.

PARIS, Aug. 13.-Isadora Duncan
has installed 100 beds In her barefoot
dancing school for the use of the
government and will care for needy
children at her home
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Grain Review.


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Wheat ex-
perienced the quietest market in
weeks today. Traders were inclined
to remain inactive, pending an Inn
provement in the export situation and
there was little bidding. After declfn-
ing steadily all forenoon. September
was III under last nights close and
December Ia under it's closing fg-
ures yesterday. at noon today. Favor
able conditions from Argentine tended
to offset bullish news in the corn pit
and prices declined from the start, go
ing to l and ~ under yesterdays
closing.
Oats moved with the other grains.
Futures were shade lower at the
start and then declined X on further
breaks In wheat and corn.
Provisions were firm at the start
on an advance In hog prices but
turned easier later.
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Asked to Aid.
AUSTRIAN FLEET
.H ORDERED SUNK
CONTINUED from page IL

knowledge Of the sale Of the German
battle cruiser Goeben and the cruiser
Rreslau to Turkey.
At about the time the disclaimer
was Issued, the constantinopie cor
respondent Of the Exchange Teie-
graph company wired that both eruis-
ers had entered the DardaneIIes fly
ing the Turkish flag. He added the
German fittings on the cruisers have
been dismantied.
PACIFIC BATTLE.
VANCOUVER, q. c., Aug. 13.-Prob-
ability Of a naval engagement off the
Golden Gate San Francisco was be-
Iieved to be animated today when the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-13
THREE TIMES.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 13.-HasseIt In
the province Of Limburg was thrice
captured by 6eigians according to war
office advices today. The fighting be-
gan early yesterday morning. The
BeIsians we're said to have completely
repulsed the German thanking move
ment. At one Of the encounters 10000
cavalry were engaged on both sides.
Tho German force comprised the sec.
ond cavalry division. BeIgians NO..
hold HaseIt having infltcreo :.:c.vy
losses on the invaders,
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In Extrmis.

In Extremis.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: IL
new progressive party IN this sA.s
gets much worse It will be neceS.a.
to trv the oxygen treatment-the ''''
resort Of q desperate case.
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Special Train With Four Hundred
Americans On Board, Has
Started for Rot
terdam.
BALTIC SAILED TODAY
Bio Steamer Scheduled TO Leave Eng
land With Every Cabin Taken
and Storage
Filled.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Specials from
Amsterdam, Holland say that special
train conveying more than 400 AmeH-
cans and in persona! charge OF James
w. Gerard the American ambassador
to Germany has passed through en-
route from Berlin to Rotterdam. This
Is said to be the frs. party Of Ameri-
can refugees to get out of Berlin and
In the number are said to be many well
known Americans. 1t is not known
here why Ambassador Gerard left his
post In Berlin to accompany them Tut
1t Is assumed If he did SO it is in or
der to be able to communicate freely
with his home government at once.
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PECULIAR. ITEMS
FROM THE WAR
CONTINUED from page ~

time winner of the grand prix. He
was an army reservist and when he
answered the call to the colors asked
for an assignment which fitted his
vocation
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Read The Daily Gate City, 10
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Canadian auxiliary cruiser Rainbow
reached Victoria conveying the British
sIoop Of war Clearwater.
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Good Fortune.

Good Fortune. n
Omaha World-Herald: HAPPY
the president or premier VINO -. s.s
.rv.hinr 20 do With it except TO WIZ
. uroclamation OF neutrality. !
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held at the family residence at 4
o'clock this afternoon. The interment
took place at Oakland cemetery.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT,

OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 13.-1he war o.
flee in an official statement reviewing
yesterday's battle which it 10 now a6-
mitted eentered around Haelen, says
that three f7fths of the entire German
force engaged was disabled. The Bel
gian cavalry division was supported
by a mixed brigade, according to the
report. The German second cavalry
division was supported by Infantry
and artillery. The line Of the fight
Ing extended to Dlest and the fight
Ing did not end until the Germans
fell back to the north. A church,
brewery and half dozen houses In
HaeIen were demolished by shell fire.
The Belgian fire was very deadly, the
number wounded being remarkably
large. More than 200 German dead
were counted in space only fifty
yards square. In addition to several
guns, the 6eigIans captured a large
quantity Of supplies and hundreds Of
horses.
Belgian officials charge that Ger
mans, maddened because Of their re-
verses are resortins to barbarIe tao
tics, torturIns civilians and killing the
wounded. Declaring that he was pre-
pared to prove this charge, Foreign
Minister Davisner today called a
melting Of the diplomatic representa-
tives Of the neutral nations. He said
that he would submit his proofs Of
alleged German outrases and would
ask the diplomats to unite in a pro-
test against their continuance.
GERMAN FAILURE.
LONDON, Aug. 1a.-The official
press bureau, in reviewing the opera
tions on the continent insists that the
German attempts to penetrate the
Freneh-BeIeium line have uniformly
failed, The statement follows:
An engagement has occurred north
west Of RasseI< between Belgian cav
airy, supported by infantry and the
German second cavalry division sup
ported by a battalion Of Infantry and
twelve guns. The Fourth cavalry d.
vision 10 reported to be moving to-
ward Jodoisne but no German inter-
ference is known to be on the left
bank Of the Mouse except those above
mentioned.
A battalion Of Germans Is reported
to be entrenched near Wise. The Ger
mans are planting heavy batteries
north Of Liege and have constructed
temporary railway between Wise
and Hamburg parallel to the frontier
Of LImbure in the Netherlands. The
Germans are throwing up entreneh-
ments all the way to LieGe. Suy,
Marche and Houfalize form the points
on the western frontier region held
by tho German cavalry.
"The German cavalry Is moving
eastward through the Ourthe valley.
The French retreat from MuIhausen
In Alsace was we'll carried out In tho
face Of the fact that the opposing
German forces were in proportion to
four Germans to one Frenchman. Tho
German field artillery proved far In
ferIor to the French and their shrap-
mel seemed o My lndifferently we'll
aimed. The German artillery Is NOT
proving as effective AZ had been ex-
pected."
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Chicago Live stock.
st. Louis Live Stock.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-Cattle
receipts 1900; market steady. Texas
receipts 1000; native, $7.5OS1t.0O;
cows, $6.oo6s.50; stockers and feed.
ers. $5.OO@7.o0; calves. $6.00@11.0O;
Texas steers, $600@s.25; cows and
$4.00@650.
Hog receipts 5000; market steady.
Mixed and butchers, $9.1O09.45;
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CATTLE PRICES DROn,
YET BEEF IS HIGHER
CONTINUED from page ~

take, either by way Of investigation or
legal process and what federal legis-
lation If any would in your Judgment
be justiiable and warrantable in the
circumstances. I feel that this Is a
matter which we cannot let pass by
without trying to serve the country.
Certainly the country ought to be de-
Tended If possible against men who
would take advantage Of such circum-
stances to increase the price Of food
and the difficulties OF living"
Asked to Aid.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.--President
Wilson this afternoon asked the de-
partnent OF commerce to aid the de-
partment of Justice in the national In
vestigation which the justice depart
ment put under way Immediately.
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Read The Daily Gate CITY.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Wheat-No.
red, ssh@941sc; No. 3 red, $40
941sc; No. 2 hard, 92h @94Nc; No. 3
hard, 92h@s4Nc
Corn-No. 2 yellow. S6A0s6Ac;
No. yellow, s6@s611c; No. 4 yellow,
s5@s51xc: NO. yellow. s41l@85c;
No. yellow, s41l@s5c: No. white,
s6A@s6Nc; No. 8 white, s5h @S6c;
No. 4 white, s51sc: No. s white. $50
s51kc: No. 6 white, s4h@s5c; NO.
mixed, $40 SIC; No. mixed, $50
s5hc; No. mixed, san @S5c; No.
mixed, s4110s5c; No. mixed, s41kc:
spring, s0@s4Mc.
oats-No. white, 4ok @41c; No. 4
white, 40@4015c; standard. an q
41hc.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-Hog receipts
$1,000; market strong. higher. Mixed
and butchers, ss.6o@e.40: good heavy.
$s.55@9.25; rough heavy. $S.35@s.55:
light, $s.s509.4o; pigs. $6.75@S.40.
Cattle receipts 5000; market slow.
Beeves. $7.25@10.50; cows and heif.
'ers. $3.76@9.30; stockers and feeders.
$5.50@s.1O; Texans. 36.40@7.75:
calves. $S.5O@11.75.
Sheep receipts 10000; market
steady. Native. $5.2o@6.O5: western.
$5.40@6.0O; lambs. $6.s0@s.55; west
ern. $6.9o@s.5o.
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known Americans. 1t is not known
here why Ambassador Gerard left his
post In Berlin to accompany them Tut
It Is assumed II he did SO 1t is in or
der to be able to communicate freely
with his home government at once.
When They Arrive.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-How to
care for stranded Americans, when
they arrive in America was the prob
lem which administration officials and
YIN. S. Hamilton Jr., representing
/; or Mitchell Of New York, discussed
acy The New York citizens commit
stands ready to give relief to any
sdy refugees but Hamilton today
sought to find out whether Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo preferred that
the national government disburse its
own relief money.
Tho First Load.
BERLIN, Aug. 12.-(Delayed)@The
first detachment OF Americans 10 leave
Berlin Is enroute to Holland on a spec
1al train. Others will be sent forward
as rapidly as possible. The Berlin peo-
PIE are doing their best to care for
Americans without charge. They are
following the example of Lord Mayor
American embassy that he personally
would care for three Americans. The
Berlin banks win arrange for credit to
Americans Immediately. Reports Of
the fighting so far are all Official and
do not deal with particulars Of any of
the engagements. It Is stated that the
German advance into Belgium contin-
ues and that the lines are being surely
and steadily pushed forward. It If al
SO stated that Alsace is now clear Of
French.
Battle 10 Full.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Liner Bal
tic carrying hundreds OF American ref
ugees Is scheduled to sail today. Every
cabin Is taken and those unable to OBJ
tain any other passage, have gone into
steerage. Others are arranging to
leave for Rotterdam where they will
board the Noordam, scheduled to sail
Saturday. This vessel will not stop
at English ports as originally intend
ed
Considerable mystery today sur
rounds the abandonment OF the plan
to send a relief expedition, headed by
DR.. John II. Finley, into Germany.
Some members Of the American com
mtttee limited that Ambassador Page
called off the expedition for diplomatic
reasons. DR.. Finley said it was aband-
oped because the ambassador believed
clared there had been no definite plan
for relief for Americans IN Germany
and the scheme Of sending Dr. Finley
and party into the country had merely
been discussed.
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LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
unsss Report on, o.. -
y

good to heavy, ;s.15@s.4o; ron,
$S.25@S.5o: light, $s.15@s.45: ri, ne,
$s.15@s.a6; pigs. $7.Oo@s.oo. '
Sheep receipts 300; market ste,,,
Sheep and mutton, $4.00@625. t.mt
$7.0O@8.6O. uo
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Market STEADY
Demand good. Receipts at st. LOUIS
% cars; at East st. Louis, IL ca.s'
choice timothy, $1,000; No. nmotns'
S17.0O@1s.50; No. 2 timothy, Slowly
1850; No. 3 timothy, $14@15.