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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
c. /. mccoy ANNOUNCES.
Would Represent Brazos and Grimes
Counties in Texas Legislature.

Subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primaries, the Eagle has been
authorized to announce c. l.. Mccoy
of Bryan a candidate for the office of
Representative from this the Twenty
Second Representative District, COM
posed of Brazos and Grimes Copnties.
The candidate has been resident of
Brazos County for more than twenty
years and is known to every tax payer
in this county and has a wide 'ac-
quaintance in Grimes, which COM
poses the Representative District. He
was several years ago active in Brazos
County's political contests and was ia
forably known as the silver-tongued
orator and speaker of the county and
always favorably entertained his au-
diences wherever the occasion was
presented.
He seeks to become Representative
from this district. believing he can
favorably represent his constituents in
the Legislature and assures them of
his loyalty to the now popular and pro-
gressive ideas which are sweeping the
country. and if elected pledges his
word that he will be found in his place
in the legislative hall at Austin favor
ing all questions that interest the
common classes, and not the favored
few.
He desires to call attention here to
few questions of interest to the peo-
pie of Texas at this time, and wants
his position made clear on these
points
First. | favor Statewide prohibi-
ton and will be true to its cause.
Second. | favor the complete sepa
ration of the A. & NJ. College and the
State University, and for ample main
tainance and support of these and the
eleemosynary institutions to the ex
tent that their interests and progress
will not be hampered.
Third. l favor amending the Ter
rell election law requiring majority
nominations.
Fourth. favor the reorganization
of the penitentiary system and believ,
that it should be self-supporting, ant
not a burden to the tax payers of thi
State, and favor the working of short
term convicts on the public highway
of Texas.
Believing that he can serve the pee
pie of his district to their inter
ests, he appeals to the voters to cor
slider his claims, and promises &
make good if entrusted with this i'm
portant position.
We submit his name to the voter
of this district for their careful cor
sideration.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
STRENGTH FOR OLD PEUf :.
A Simple Remedy Which Favor'
Longevity.


You act as though you just Won
dered how you are going to get
through this trying season and do
your work
You may be overworked or have
had a bad cold which has left you
without strength, ambition or much
interest in life; in fact you are all
rundown.
Let us tell you that Vinol, our deli
GUS cod liver and iron tonic, is just
the remedy you need to rebuild vast
ing tissues and replace weakness
with strength.
A prominent Boston lawyer says:
"My mother, who is rs years of age.
owes her good health to Vinol as
since taking it she can walk farther
and do more than she has for years.
l consider it a wonderful blood
making and strength creating tonic"
We have such faith in Vinol that
IL 1t does not quickly build, you up,
restore your strength and make you
feel well again, we will return your
money. Try vinol on our guarantee
P S. II you have Eczema try our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.
E. j. JENKINS, Druggist
Bryan, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
DAN RUSSELL LAST NIGHT.

Dan Russell, that funniest of all
comedians. with his Rosebud Beauty
Chorus" was the attraction at the
Colonial last night The show was
along the same general plan as the
one Of last season, but new and catchy
songs were introduced, new jokes and
new mirth proyokers were sprung
throughout the evening. There was
only small audience out, but their
enthusiasm made up for numbers, and
showed the thorough manner in which
they enjoyed the show.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
STOP! LOOK
ORINE FOR DRINK HABIT
TRY ITAr OUR EXPENSE.


We are i'm earnest when we ask you
to give ORRINE a trial. You have
nothing to risk and everything to gain,
for your money will be returned If
after trial you fail to get results
from ORRINE. This offer gives the
wives and mothers Of those who drink
10 excess an opportunity to try the
ORRINE treatment 1t is a very sim
pie treatment, can be given in the
home without publicity or loss of time
from business, and at a small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms;
No. /, secret treatment powder; OR
RINE 40. 2, i'm pill form for those
who desire to take voluntary treat
ment. Costs only 800 a box. Come
in and talk over the matter with us.
Ask for booklet.
f. J. JENKINS, Druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A few nice hens. Ring
1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
NOTICE, WooOMEN.

Tonight is regular meeting night Of
the w. o. w. We have some very M
portant business for tonight. l would
like for every sovereign who can come
to be on hand.
J.H. CANNON JRo C, c.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
THREE FIRE DEATHS
At SAN ANTONIO
Chauffeur Perished in Burning Garage,
and TWO Women Dead From
Burning Clothing.

San Antonio Tex, April lO.-E. c.
Jackson, a chauffeur, was fatally burn
ed in a fire which destroyed the city's
largest garage on North Flores street,
with loss of $4,000. Jackson was
caught asleep in the office.
Another fire cost two lives last
night, those of Mrs. Tennessee Hill
and her daughter, Miss Mary, at Morn
vile. The mothers clothing caught
fire from a stove and the daughter
dress caught from trying to save her
mother. Both died in a short time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
ANOTHER FIVE GENT
CUT IN OIL
Second FWe-Cent Reduction This
Week Because Of over.
production.

Bartlesville, Okla, April l0.-The
pipe line companies in the Oklahoma
and Kansas fields reduced the price
of crude oil from 81 to 95 cents a bar
rel. This is the second tive-cent re.
duction this week
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
BASEBALL WAR
STILL IN COURT
Injunction Refused Federal League
Because Did Not Come With
"Clean Hands,"
tBy Associated pressl

Grand Rapids, Mich, April 1O.-Fed-
eral Judge Sessions denied the Chica-
90 Federals the injunction to stop
Catcher Killifer from playing with the
Phillies, because the Federals did not
come into court with clean hands.
Judge Sessions holds the reserve
clause Is not valid.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
SHOT STANDING
ON GRAVES BRINK
Two More Federals Stood Up, Blind
folded and Shot to
Death.

Nogales, Mexico, April 1O.-Stand'
ing blindfolded on the Drinks of their
own graves, Francisco Fimbres and
Jose Gamoba, members Of the Huerta
junta from the American side of the
border. were executed in the cemetery
today. The rebels caught them in
Mexico recently.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
WHOOPINC COUGH
PROVING FATAL
Is More Serious Than People Think
and Killed 500 New York
Children Last Year.
ny Associated PressI

New York, April 10.-Physicians of
the Academy of Medicine assert that
whooping cough is more dangerous
and fatal than believed. 1t killed 500
children here last year.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10

FOR SALE-My family buggy horse
and phaeton; rubber tire phaeton IN
good condition, nearly new, ana the
horse stylish, yet perfectly gentle
suitable for any lady to drive; per
fectly safe. Apply to Curtis smell
burne's livery stable. V. B. Hudson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10

FOR sALE-Nice fat squads. Ring ~.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-10
WORKING TO
SAVE GUNNER
LAWYERS Plan for Final Action In the
Supreme Court II All
Else Fails.

New York, April 1O.-The gunmen's
counsel announce that if all other at
tempts failed, they will bring last
minute action in the State Supreme
Court to avert their execution on Mon
daY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
During Coming Week Educa.
tional institutions Through
out Territory win Open

September always Is significant
from the fact that II witnesses the
close OF the summer vacation and the
opening OF school; and that this time
now IL drawing near is evidenced by
the display OF states. books, pencils.
pens, rulers. etc.. II. the windows. cf
the various Htores about Honolulu.
and the appearance in the newspa-
perE OF advertisements announcing the
arrival OF pretty school frocks for the
girls and stout. strong school SHOES
for the boys.
The public schools of Honbiulu. and
OF the territory. will open for the fall
term September II. At the close Of
school IN June OF this year the reg
istry Of tlblic school Students n the
territory tptaltd .z6I5 $50 ACCORDING ID
the preseIt outlook the department of
number Mn have been increased q
5000 hyi Christmas, Pupils TO the
number al l0.b 81 Mtis eki6leds Is. al
public schools or the city and county
at the elise .6f ne ebh0pi year flhst
June. and az Is expected that at least
1000 viii be enfoIed ct the close at
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
SCHOOLROOM WORK IAKESPLACEOF
SUMNER Play DAYS in HONOLULU

the school year. During the summer
many new schools principally or the
bungalow type, have been constructed
IN different parts of the territory.
which is believed VIM do away with
the over-cr6wdine which has formed
4 knctty problem during the past few
years. However" says Superinten-
dent Henry W. Kinney, call schools
will be filled to capacity. A revised
course Of study il being preparedefor
the territorial public schools, which
viii ill Q long-felt need and be more
thoroughly adapted to local condi.
tions.s
The Mckinley High school will
open for the fall term 1t the same
TINE d the private schools, when the
present enrolment win be greatly en-.
larged by the entrance into the fresh
man class OF more than 100 pupils
Who. completed the grammar school
course In June. A new arrangement
now Is lin the making for the benefit
or MEX inley graduates Whereby t1eyl
can secure q diploma after one years
study Ct the territorial normal school
With the redpening OF the terfitor
I'll normal school september IA. q
iis&1s0ufse Of study win be intr6duc.
ed whereby the dual cadet system viii.
be 1udlfshbd AZ more floor space
has been provided the Institution, III
iss believed thai during the coming
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05

year, IL will be unnecessary to have
two classes studying n one room at
the same time. According TO the pre-
sent outlook. the normal schools reg
istration win be larger this year than
ever before.
Oahu College, or Punahou Academy,
Is to begin the fall term somewhat
earlier than usual this year, land will
open its doors next Tuesday morn
ing. Several new teachers have been
engaged and brought here from the
mainland. Several features have been
added to the course Of study. and ali
buildings have been put In shape for
the coming school term. Both RPresi.
dent A. +. Grifflths and c. T. Fits,
principal Of the preparatory school
are at the office OF the college each
day to accommodate those students
wishing to register. Entrance exam.
nations have been conducted during
the past week.
The College of Hawaii will open
for the fall term September s. Ac-
cording to the present registration,
the attendance Is going to be mater
Tally increased this year owing to the
decision Of q large number Of high
school graduates to attend the col
lege instead of entering institutions
on the mainland New teachers have
been added to the faculty and new
courses will be inatigurated with the
beginning of the fchool year. among
them being course in sugar technoi.
ogy and special Saturday morning
classes for teachers.
Following Is q list of the more. I'M.
portant schools ana the dates on
which they will open: Nd
kamshameha Manual school, Sep
TENDER IA.
Kanshameha Girls. school, Septem.
Der IA 81 xl.,e u i "a + S ~ 80
St. Andrews priory, September ID.
, Catholic convent, September 90
= Convent Of the Sacred Hearts. Sep
TENDER 81. q 81: 8. Z
g. louis College, September i.
& Oahus College, September
Mills School, September u. 4
kawaiahao Seminary; September II
Collsts of Iiawaii, September 81 g
The aree kindefeartens ii Honolulu
viii open September Ia
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05
GOASTFIRMIS
AUTHORIZED TO
PRINT POSTERS

The Hawaii Promotion committaa
/ this morning forwarded q eabIeeram
Ito Louis Roesch & Co. Of San, Fran.
cisco, publishing concern. authariz.
ing It to proceed al once VITA the
printing Of the posters, postal cards;
mating cards and stickers for the 1915
Mid-Paciflc Carnival Louis Roesch
Co was the yowest Of four, It's
inquire being $1075 for printing $4,000
post cards, $4,000 mailing cards. 2O0.-
goo stickers and 1000 posters Other
bidders were Schmidt Lithographlpa
Company, San Francisco, 1890: = n
r., San Francisco, S1440. and the IA.
waiian Gazette Company. Honolilu
$1270. The bids were opened and tks
contract awarded ct 3 meeting az The
Promotion Committee yesterday after-
noon,
Among other matters Of business AZ.
tended to by the promo fionists. 4 reso.
luti0n was adopted TO the eject tlfat-
IA request be forwarded the newspauefs
in Hawaii that they cease 10 publish
reports regarding deaths in the terri
tory from tuberculosis and other in.1
fictitious diseases. The matter Of the
Maui board OF supervisors recent
withdrawal of its monthly subscrip.
ton of $50 towards the work Of the
committee was discussed at some
length. The c0ncensus OF opinion
was that Maui Is now receiving. and
always has received. it's just share of
publicity put forward by the commits
tee. A suggestion from Chairman
Emil A. Berndt has set the members
to thinking regarding the feasibility Of |
taking the matter up before the Civic |
Convention which convenes at Wal
luku, Maui, next month.
Two resolutions were passed, tend |
ering votes of thanks to local resi-
dents: one to Riley H. Allen. editor
of the Star-Bulletin. for press clip
pings pertaining to Hawaii, and thel
other to Professor Vaughan Mac
Caughey of the College of Hawaii for |
the publicity which he gave Hawaii for !
lectures recently delivered on the
mainland. All editors in the territory |
are to be requested to forward to the
committee all references to the islands |
which appear in stories in exchange
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05

A meeting of the members of Scho-
field lodge. F. and A NJ, has been
called for 7:30 o'clock this evening at
Leilehua There win be work IN the
third degree.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

loqma $5.eo-e.35, Grtra $e.4O-
$50. fette 8uaen $6.50-7.00.
&dlber..- Der Marft mar feb
baft unb bic greiIe feit.
SrbinGre uno aroBe $5.00-9.50,
fair Bis CUTE lei6te $7.50-10.0O,
@rtrd $1,000.
S6msine. Die 3ufubr mar
ihpud unb bic preiie infolge le66afs
ter Ha6fraae 10 gents b0ber.
@ute Bis auserleiene Yerpddungs<
rnb Hleii6eriortsn $8.55-8.60. prs
bindre Bis auserleiene i6Dere fetts
SGus S6.00-7.80, Grtra $7.85-
7.90, Gtass $4.75-675, lei6te Ger
idiffungsiOrtsn $8.40-8.60. 5erteI
bon 110 9funb unb peniger $6.75-
8.35.
S6ufe unb admmer.
Die 2ufubr mar rei6li6 uno Der
Martt lebbaft S6ufe iparen I'm
qrsiIe itetig, 9Gmmsr 10 Biz Is Gents
niebriger.
Sfafe.-Grtra lei6te $4.85, quite
tis auserleiene $4.50-4.75. crbindre
Bis fair $3.20-4.40. sSdbrlinse $500
-725.
i5riiAiabrs 21mmer $6.o0-9.4O,
GuQs $5.00-575.
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96sliAer Wsarftberid)t.

Gineinnati. 81

Gineinnati, 80. Suni.
Die na&folsenben Quotirunsen Be-
jisben iid MIR auf Gnsrob Srans.
Iattionsn. Bel tIsineren geI1dfteu
ipsrSsn etpas hSbsre prsiie bers4nst.
prnifionem
Der Worit mar rubis, prsiis iteiis.
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9.70-9.80e (. o. 8.
2rodengefaI5tBes Sleif9.
Sbort clear Seitsn 12-124e, fbort
Rippsnfeiten 11a-12e, srtra fbort
clear Gsitsn 11a-12c. G9ultern II
-114c, gelIies 13t-13ae Ioie unb
IL mebr psrpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Geiten
13-133e. tirse Rippenfeii.n 12a-
13c. .ytra fbort clear G.iien 12i-
13e. S6uIt.rn 12-l2ie unb gellies
14a-14ae Icfe unb ie per pfuub
mebr berpadi.
S.uaar gure6 TfeifG. -
66instn 16-16st. picnic Sduttern
12s-13e. gr.atf.ft Bacon 19-20e,
Ghultsrn 12S-13c. Rem yorf Gut
Ghuliern 121-13e. trpdene Beef
Ghinien s27.00-2s.00.
Sibaep5teffes SIeifh.-
Shinien 13t--14e. pitnic G6ulisrn
10a-11c. Bellies 15-16e. ShuItern
lille. TEN Worf Gut 11-114c.
Srifd,s Nlsif&. - GGin.
Zen 13a-14e. gitniesS6uIi.rn 1oa
lie. GduItsrn 10i-11c. ihori
Rippenfei!sn 11-11Se. Tbort clear
Gtiisn 11--11sc. srtrd fbort ge;isn
10a-11c. Bellies 13s--15ae pro
pfunb.
Webf unb Getreibe
Webl.-Winter paisnt S4.25-|
4.50. Mintsr Gantp $3.9o-4.15. ho.
SamiIn $3.20-350. grtra $500 -
3.15. orbindres $2.75-2.95. Sortsr
Wsiasn pdtsnt $3.75-9.90. DO. fdnep
s3.s5-4.25, bo. Jamilp $3.5o-3.75.
Roaaeumebl. norbpeItlih ssmiI6tes
S3.75-3.90. reinss gitp $4.10-
4.2o. semiidiss $3.80-4.10 per Dbl.
Wtistn, - glo. 2 roiher Dintsr
90. 8 bo. $3.50. no. 4
roihsr 75-76c.
Wsif4forn. - no. 2 fpeiBes
77a-7sc. no. 8 ipeib.s 77-77ae. |
Po. A bo. 75-76c. Ro. 2 sslbss
Ro. 3 DO. 7l-71ae, Ro. Al
DO. 70a-7le. Ro. 2 aemiIdtes III
71ae, go. 8 DO. 70A-71e, Ro. 4 DO. |
per 9u. gDeibes aolben.
form 76-7sc. selbss bo. 76-77e. ses |
mifdtes bo. 74--76c.
6afer.--No. 2 fpsiber 40A--41e. |
Standard iptibsr 40-40Ae. Ro. 3
Ipsiber 3s-39ae. Ru. 4 psibsr a7a-l
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6edbliabt 175 @rab 12c. grpipn
@afolin zoe. Hapbtd Ice per Gallone
in pdrtien BON is 4bls.
g ala.-Nr Martt iIt rubis. Sbio
RiDer $1.20. Wihisan unb afrou
$114 per Bbf. Don 280 pfunb.
3alg itetia. - prima GitD Ga -
SIC, bo. gountrp 5g-6zc per pfunb.
&oblen.-Martt rubig. Dough-
biosbenp $3.50-3.75, Iub unb Slad
1925. aandfpba Stiidtoblsn $3.50
3.75. Nub unb Glad 1925 - 2.35
per 9onne abselisf.rt. Raudloie
StiiHtoblen $4.75c, Qntbraeite $7.75
per 2Dnne abgelisfert. Cote toitet
$6,00-6.50 per 1onne abseIiefert.
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0lfaTIHs esuie iiHiIlss.


Sis tlmids. i'm bieiiaen Gltpriushouie
bslieisn iidp bente aui t4,s54,950. 9ie TIM
fdte bss perfioiiensn Wonats bstrlssu
silO.SS0.510, gsasn s10S.+6l. 700 i'm Sani
nss porissn jabrss.
rsfai.e esfnriiafsn.
aa Der b0rie parsn bic Osi1aits beuts
lebr ilau uHb 90 wurbe nur siu s,nBigsr Ber.
tauf abgeitloiien, ndmlif 8 attisn Der
dlsti9maun 90. yrf. 5u 100. Jm ojfsnsn
Rarfts uurosn bic foIssuben gtrfaufs be-
ridtei:
$4,000 9sIanare Co., 6. 81 1929 l0415
100 Auleriean Sttbina Wah. com. 90
~ ditisn Cine. Street 9iD 103
$50 Nttien potel Gibfon prf ~. l04
10 Gftisn proctsr & Gamble prf. 1877
20 diiieH u. Z. pIapins aarb. :. lo1
Wadfebnoe Tabeas pou I'M bisiiaen
Rarft bsiiaoli4sn Bsnos uno gftisn aisbt
bic oifjieaen GuoiiruuseH an:
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Ghicnnn 90 osllni.

y htcdgo, 30. eSllill.
S6peins. 3ufubr 1900. Marti
itetia NIT ben msiitsn 8ettdufen al
$S.25-8.45, Ieibte $8.10-8.45, qs-
mii6ts $8.05-8.50, ialpere $7.95-
8.45, raube $7.95-8.10; Hertel 1916
1925.
RinDpisb. - 3uTu6r 5000. Murtt
itpu4. gssDes $7.20-9.45, Stiere
S5.90-8.25. stoders uno 5eebers
$5.75-7,80, Sube unb 5'eifers 1870
800; adlber $6.75-9,75.
Sbafe.-3ufubr 10000. Martt
i;etia. s6ofs $5.25-6.15, cyGbrlings
S6.30-740: 2dmmer $6.40-7.90,
Jriihiabrss2dmmer $6.50-9.10.
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mefals Ntarft.

Rem 9ort. 80. sSuni.
&upfer itstig. 2lm gylab uHo fir
ausuft 5u $3.50 offsrirt; GlsetrOlp.
tic $13.50-13.75; Gate nomineu
Gaiiina $3.50.
3inn pillis. Nm plab S30.35-
30.5o. fir auauit S30.35-3O.50.
aHtimonn flau; gouiioR's S7.25--
7.37.
Giien ruhia uuo unperInbert.
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3Slc, 80. 2 semifd5ier 3s-3sae,
No. 3 bO. 37-38e, No. A bo. 3d.
&c.
Roggen. - go. 2 6S-70e. Qo.
3 bo. 65-67e. Ro. 4 DO. 60-64e.
@erfs.-Go. 2 svriibiabrs sc =
zoe. Ho. 8 bo. 60-65c PER Blu.
Wbtsfp.
@erfauft ipurben 500 BILE. Die
'iilIers Jinifbeb GOODS auf ber Bats
Don $1.35 per galIone.
@rpcerieS.
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lieiig une ipuretn uie folst snotirt:
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geb.. ~ reaiitrirts 109K-1I0k geb., Gov.
sons 1ie-111H ,3% rtgiitrirts 1o1 1--102.
Soupens isi x - 1872, ganama Resiiterso
s% e64 gel, bo. gouson 81. 1so-102.
Nftisnmarft. Nnfanas mar Der
Marft idDad unb bic gr,iie iielen, mad
Mblaui Der erieH Stuno. absr irat tine
Wenoung ein uno bic Berluite fpuroen nitt
anelH pieosr gut gema6t, ionbern bic
SHluBnoftrnngen itanben in ben meiiten
6alitn nod absr oensH Don sttern.
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Ntebmdrffe.

Cincinnati. 80. Suni.
3uiiibr irno gerianbt pdbreno Der
perganeenen "a Stiinoen, oerllideu
nit bsm pOrberssHsnbsn 5aae iparsH
ME folat:
3ufabr. RinSp. e6D.ius. s6afe
29. .Suni 2273 1866 30lS
30. Suni 507 29S 6661
1srianbt pdbr,nb sisir 3eit:
Rinbp. Sdpcins. S6ait.
g. 90. SaTi sani :. 4ss g alsa aisa issa issa
Riubpisb. - 81. 3uiubr mar
rsihli6. bi. ylahfrase aber i6luad
ilno bic preife uHsefdbr itetia. -
WiIhiiibe tparen isbr itlsppenb uuo
ihnab.
Wittslm1Biss unb idp.rc Stisr.
S7.50-S.75. Odien $3.25-6.50,
6leiitersStiere $5.50-8.00. ouserles
i,ne $8.25-S.50. 6siisrs $5.25-
6.25. austrleisne bis srtra $8.35--
$50. aiibs $2.25-6.25, aussrlsiene
$6.35-6.50. Gamers $3.25-4.25,
Cutters $4.25-5.25, GtOders uno
i5eebers S5.50-7.50, Stpds Seiiers
$5.25-6.50. @tod. .&iibe $4.25-5.25,
9uIIen. - Die 3ufubr mar gut,
bsrr Wartt ab.r rubia uub bic preiis
sebriidt.
Diinne unb Isiai. s475-5.5o. 30.
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G6ieagO. 80. .suni.
Wei3en.-i5iir Suti 76i-775c, an
Sdlus TIC; fir september 765-
77sc. am Shlub 77sc.
Mlais s.-Iiir Suli 67a-6Ssc, an
Sdlub 68te: fir September 65s-
66c. am Sdlub 655c.
5afer.-iFiir auli 36t-365c, an
S6lub 36sc; fir September 354-
35ac am S9fub 35gc.
Rosoen.-Ro. 2 5Sc.
@srfte 46-58t.
5imotbp $4.25-5.50.
aIee $10.0o-13.0O.
gort $21.25. 'Fir Suli $21 30
21.37, an S6lab S21.25; fir Seps
tember $20.05-20.22. am S9Iub
$2c.17.
s6mals s1o.O7-1o.1o. Jar Suli
S10.02-10.1o. I'm SdIub $10.07;
fir SEPTEMBER $10.20-10.27, am
S6lub $10.25.
Rippsnisiten S11.50-1LS7. Iiir
Suli $11.57-l1,70, am Sdlub
S11.65; fir September S11.55-
11.65. am Sdluk S11.62.
Butter unperGabert.
gier hDber au 1915. orbiHGre
Jirits 17-17ac. ririts 10-1ssc.
Gdfe unptrdnbert.
Rartpffeln nieoriser. R.us $3.50
-1.70 per gu,; girsiHia in Barrels
$4.50-4.60.
9efliisel.- 9s5enbes 65h.r; Srii5.
iabrsbiihner 22-2 -26c, Totpls 15Ac.
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3uder. - preiTe iinb itetig. -
Raffinirter Gut 2oaf 5.70c, potpber.b
4.s5e, Cubes SC. granuIirter 4.75ex
Gonfsetioners ~" 4.65e; Sff oa"
4.40c; tDeiber EXTRA oG" 4.20e. sgtra
.g" 4e.
Molaff.s IN iteti3.-Ren Ort
lsdns Open aettle 28-45e. Gsntr'fu.
sal 18-20c per @dllone.
RtiR. = Gpuiiinnn. sInneh 6eab