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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
RUDE PETERS, FORMER
MILLER, JOINS FEDS

Chicago, Feb. 4. - Rube Peters, a
former member of the Chicago Ameri-
cans, signed a contract yesterday to
pitch for the Kansas City Federal
league ball team. Peters was with
Minneapolis in 1911. He was draft
ed by the Chicago Americans but was
sold when i'll health affected his pitch
ing. He started in the Northwestern
league last season but was sold to
Omaha.
Gilmore on His Way.
President Gilmore of the Federal
league left Monday afternoon on a
trip to Toronto, but the purpose of his
visit was not announced. Charles Will
liams, new business manager Of the
Chicago Federals, left last night for
Mineral Wells, Texas, to make final
arrangements for the visit of his team
on its training trip.
c.. w. Somers, the Cleveland Ameri-
can league magnate, visited Chicago,
but said his trip here had nothing to
do with baseball, though he called at
the Office of President Johnson Of the
American league. Johnson, however.
was gone to Excelsior Springs, Mo,
The American league head will at
tend the gathering of organized base
ball leaders in New York next week,
at which, it is expected, war mea-
sures will b~eldiscussed. 1900
Name Williams Successor.
Charles Ell. Thomas, present secre-
tary Of the Chicago Nationals and
formerly with the New York Nation
ais. will assume the duties Of Treas
urer Charles Williams, who has join
ed the local Felerals. This was an
nounced by President Murphy, who
ascribed to a misunderstanding the
news that Peter Kelley Of Boston
would take Williams place.
a. new man, however, will succeed
Williams as travelling representative
of the Cubs. The Cubs, it is expected.
will leave for their training grounds
at Tampa, Feb. 16, in a special train.
The Chicago Americans on their train
ing trip. will play a Kansas CITY,
March 8 and 10. and at st. Joseph.
March ii and Ii, Secretary Gardiner
announced. a
Aiming to eliminate as many con-
fiicts with competitors as possible, the
Federal league schedule committee
will work at its seasons programme
without announcement until March Id,
For that day President Gilmore call
ed the schedule meeting OF the
league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
VERDICT FOR DEPENDENT
In Case of Martin VS.. Larson Verdict
Goes to LarsOn-Lewls Case
UP Today.

The jury in the case OF Martin Us.
Larson brought in a. verdict today for
the defendant. Martin was suing for
commissions which he claimed due him
for the handling of a piece Of land in
which he acted as Larson's agent.
The case Of the state against Willis
G. Lewis, colored, was taken up this
morning. The complaining witness in
his case is a young girl.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
FRATERNALS IN
CLOSE CONTEST

In a series of close n hard fought
games last night, the Moose and NJ. B.
A. teams divided honors on the Nestor
alleys, the first game resulting in n
tie, the second going to the Moose by
seven pins, and the last to the NJ. B. A.
by 80 pins. Martinson, of the Moose,
crowded him with 1875, and Edlund
came in a close third, with 191.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
In the World of Sport
TAKE TWO
OUT OF THREE

The Rovers and the Remingtons
who were tied for first place in the
"Y" bowling league, contested for hon
ors last night, and the Rovers came
out on top, taking two games out of
three. .-.#4. ILL.,. ~
The Letters and Remingtons are
now tied for second place, and will
meet next Tuesday night to see which
Johnson team is in the cellar just at
present, but the game is young yet,
and, unless someone takes away the
ladder, they have a fair chance to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
MAJOR TEAMS PREPARE
| FOR ANNUAL TRIP SOUTH

Chicago. Feb. 4.--If present plans
are carried out, the Chicago Cubs, at
least a batch of them, will be the first
major leaguers to make a getaway for
the spring training camp. The Cubs
will get into condition at Tampa. and
Evers announces he will pi-
lot a squad OF rockies out Of Chicago
next Friday. The regulars will depart
for the south ten days later. The Cubs
are to play many exhibition games on.
the training trip, among them a series
of six battles with Connie Mack's
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
WALKER BROS,
LOSE TO |. Il. C..

The International Harvester Co.,
newcomers in the City Handicap
league, got a flying start last evening,
when they met the Walker Bros. &
Hardy team, and took two games out
of three from them. Lyons, Of the l..
H. c.. team, rolled a remarkable series,
averaging PIP for the three games.
1n%aHnakioNaI Lan,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
MATRON
SUBMITS REPORT
MRS. lRMA ERWIN POPLAR SUB
MITs MONTHLY REPORT OF
HER WORK AS PoLICEWoMAN
TO CITY COMMISSION -- READ
TODAY.

- r7.-,,. n.,,or a. Tvorno
MIS- l'nl3 Hi"'n op1aA' 'H1 ,
police matron, This morning supnlA'Ieu
her regular report to the city COM
r,5ss;on +bro,,sh tho head of tha notice
.""N --z-.- go,
department. commissioning 'oAoaA'
Following is the report In detail,
showing all the phases Of Mrs.
Poplar's work during the month OF
January:
PoliceWoman's report, Jan. l to Feb.
1, 1914.
Calls made for investigation or
consultation "a
Personal interviews ............ los
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Boston, Feb. 4.-The signed contract
Of Duffy Lewis, an outfielder, was re-
ceived by the management of the Bos-
ton club of the American league. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

sella, formerly pitcher with the st,
Louis Cardinals and last season with
Venice, Cal, in the Pacific coast league,
signed a contract for 1914 with Des
Moines, in the western league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

London, Feb. 4.-"Kid" Lewis, the
English featherweight, defeated the
Frenchman Paul Til in a one-sided con
test here, which was scheduled to so
twenty rounds. The referee stopped
the fight to saw Til in the twelfth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

According To French scientist avs
ters a be kept for two weeks ia
uttered water without injury or loss 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Iowa City, Ia, Feb. 4.-Frank Gotch
or Farmer Burns may referee the Iowa
university wrestling matches hare
soon, preliminary to the meets With
Nebraska. university and Ames.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

indianapolis, Feb. 4.-Bennie Kauff,
an outfielder drafted by the local Am
erican association club from Hartford,
Monn., jumped to the local Federals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

New York, Feb. 4.-Willie Hoppe and
George Sutton LAY put the finishing
match for the 1872 balk line title.
Hoppe. the champion. is confident Of re-
tanning his title, and Sutton is equally
confident of defeating the young title
holder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 4.-"Peanuts'
Scheiber defeated Chip Murphy of In
dianapolis in a slashinG ~ten-round no
Mitchell, Of Milwaukee shaded Dick
Loadman. of Pittsburgh. in a ten-round
bout.
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Continued on Page Seven.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04
SHORT SPORTS

Cincinnati, O., Feb. 4-President
Hermann of the Reds mailed to Nor
decai Brown his unconditional release
from the Cincinnati club. Long before
Federal warfare was thought of u pro-
mise was made Brown that he never
would be sold to a minor league club
when his services with Cincinnati came
to an end.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Ter of Chicago defeated ivan Mamutoff,
the Russian Cossack, here in straight
falls. In the second match, Wladel
Zbyszko defeated John Friborg in
straight falls.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Baltimore, Feb. 4.-Harry Swairna of
the Newark International league club
signed a contract with the Baltimore
Fedora league club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Philadelphia, Feb. 4.-Although he
was knocked down in the first round,
Eddie Moy of Allentown made a strong
showing in his siX-round contest here
against Johnny Kilbane, the feather
weight champion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

s Milwaukee, Feb ~4.--Johnny Kilbane
of Cleveland, featherweighta champion
boxer, and Jack White of Chicago were
matched to box ten rounds on Feb. is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Chicago, Feb. 4.-The woman's west
ern golf championship will be played
at the Homewood club, Chicago, Aug.
"a to 2S. The time was announced by
the executive committee OF the associa-
ton, which met here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Remnants
Damask remnants that accumulated from u January sale-an sizes
and all grades, from mercTZed to the finest all linen satin damasks-
all marked very low.
Crash remnants-cotton, unOn and all linen crashes left from u
January Sale-al lengths.
Muslin remnants-We have made n lot of these musins, worth from
Sc o 15c per yard, n lengths Of from to 6 yards each: the early
shopper will surely get some big bargains from this o.
Bed Spreads
Soled from Handing During Our January Sale
1 lot of light weight crochet spreads; just the size for "a 70.
beds; soled from handling
1 lot of full size crochet spreads Of medium weight; January 90
sale price $l19; a few soled from handling CCC
l 10 heavy crochet spreads for full size beds marseiles M or
patterns; worth $150; soIed from handling ..........blsAe)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Portsmouth, O., Feb. 4.-Mordecai
Brown, manager of the ST. Louis team
of the Federal league, was here for a
conference with Al Bridwell Of the
Chicago National league team.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 4.-E. NJ. Ham OF
Cleveland defeated w. r. Cullan OF
Buffalo in the interstate three-cushion
billiard league game here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Bristol. r. L, Feb. 4.-No name has
been definitely chosen for the yacht
being built here as a candidate for the
defense of the Americas cup, accord
ing to Robert w. Emmons, second man
the so-called flag officers syndicate.
various names are under consideration,
but no decision has been reached. The
name, Half Moon, had not been selected
by the committee, Mr.. Emmons said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Duluth. Feb. neutrality-suspicious.,
Z; Duluth, 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

ing of the International league will be
in this city Feb. 9. The most important
business to come before the meeting
will be the consideration of the playing
schedule.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

New York, Feb. 4-Porky Flynn, the
Boston heavyweight, knocked out
George Rodel, the Boer, in the fourth
round Of their ten-round match here.
The bell saved Rodel in the third round,
but a right to the jaw in the fourth
ended the contest.
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gerf4iebenes

/ Defe.-Martt fetis. a.imDl 70.
bes 55c per Gallons in gartien bon
I5 8bl. gefohtes 1c msbr. grtro
Winter seit 2aroOl S5c per gaIIone.
Cotton Geeb Del rraffinirtes 98e rer
@alone. 9erpentin 52c per @aGon.
in partien BON Is Barrels. petros
leum. Obio Carbon 12o Grab 1oc. bo.
l50 8rab 111c, bp. !Seabligbt It's
Grab 12a-13Ac. gropn Safplin
zoe, Hapbta 17c Der 9alIone in pars
tien BON Is BbIs.
g aIa.-Der Murtt lit rubig. S6io
Rtper $1.20, Mi9igan unb gtfrpn
$1.14 per Dbl. Dpn 280 gfunb.
2 alg ftetis. -prima Gttp 6j-7c,
DO. Gountrp 64-63c per Pfuno.
aoblen.-Murtt rubig. Dough-
6ioabenp $3.50-3.75, ub unb glod
$2.25, aanap6a Gtudto6len $3.50
3.75. PuB unb Clad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne abaeIicFert. Ruu6IoIe
Stiidfo6len $3.50. 2tntGracits $7.75
per 5onne abgeliefsrt. gote toiiet
$6.00-6.50 per Some o6oelieFert
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@erefiajews GntbiilluAsen iibel
Sas ruiiiide Seer.
Bon 2sOpolb 5ro6en.

.3e6n Sabre III es Der, oab ods src'
BE ruiiiIbe Seer unter ben S6ld9en
Der tleinen Sapauer 5uiamnenbr1h.
Oamals mad)te Der betannte ruIii6e
2lr3t 0ereFaiep, Der in SitaIien als
Qa5arstbarSi nit in Der 5rpnt Itano,
ieine 9eobl6tltngen, bic er ein'ge
Sabre Daraui in ben n@rlebniilen t1
ruIIiI6 iupauiifen Srie9" gum
Staunen uuo gntIebeu Der san5eu gcs
biloeten Welt Oer0fientlid3te. Sbpobl
ras Bud bic oentbar ppll5GbligI.e
Sammlung non geiipielsn raffirirtes
Tter rlnterI6leife bur6 bic ruiIiIfen
Offi5iere uno Militdrbeamteu ents
9Glt unb es in i6onungsIoieiter WeiIe
bic emporenoe llnfdbigteit uno 8etpiis
ienIoiisteit alltr militdrii4eu Sbriaz
teiten oufOedt, lit es nit 9snebmigunJ
Der rliIiI6en 3enIur erIdieren. Ginen
eiiltigersn grlpsts fir bic Ridtigteit
uno Dabr5aftigtett Der GntbiiQunger
iann es niht geben. llno 10 baben
ipir penn in oieiem Qntlassbu9 cine
nabrbeitsaetrsue S6iIOerung Der rui'
Iiiten 9lrmse, bic uns 3uitdnos i4all.
en- lGbt, bic auh beute nod Gbnlir1
lieeen miifsn. Niemano, Der Iih eiue
Wsinung iiber RuBIanbs S9Iagfe,s
ti9teit biloen mill, lam baber on
Were1ajep5 ngrlebnifen" pprbei,
eenn ipenu dlt9 Die BON ibm mitaes
tbtilten 5batia6en, bic Dor 10 Sa6rea
gum 3uiummsnbruh fiibrten, beute
sben 10 Sabre aliriitliseen, 10 lit opt
nit auer geitimmtbsit an5unebmen,
oab Der 8eiit i'm ruiiiIben Seer, ben
pieie 5hatia6en 70 idlasenb entbiil.
Isn ii6 i'm peientli6en ni6t aednoe~t
5at. gine 10 abgrunbtiefe feitgepurs
,elte Sorruptipn i'm seiammtsn bpbss
rem SffiSiertorps itnb a[len b6bersn
SisIlsn Der @rmeeperpaltung laBt Id
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9aslider Wsarftberidt.

Cincinnati. %. 2fpril.
81. na9foIsenoen Quptiruns.n be.
sieben ii4 nur auf Gnsros 9rans,
attiOnen. 8si iI.iner.n 9.fddftsn
tDerbsn ettpas b0bsre prsiie bsrsdn.t
proDifionen
Der Martt mar rubia pr.ii. iteiis.
g &maIa. prirna Steam
9.S0-9.90e (. o. 5.
SrodengefaI5enes GIeijd
Sbort clear Ssitsn 12-123c, fbort
Rippsnieit.H 11a-12c, srtra ibort
clear Seiten 11a-12c, G8uIt.rn II
LIE, Bellies 133-13ie Iofe unb 1c
mebr berpadt.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Geit.n
13-134c, tiirSe Rippenfeit.n 12a-
13c. ertra ibort clear Geiten 12a--
13c. S6uItern 12-124t uno geliies
14a-14se Ioie unb 3e per g}funb
mebr perpadt.
ousar Gureb gl.if6. -
S3inten 16-16t. g.ienie GduItsrn
12a-13c, gr.dtfnft Bacon 1920.
S9ultsrn 12a-13c, Rem gort Gut
Sdulteru 12a-13c. trudene Beef.
Shintsn $27.00-28.OO.
SlsgepDteIt's SIeift.-
S9inien 13t-14c. picnfe G6ultsn
10a--11c, 8elIies 15--16c, Gdu.tern
Lille. Hep Yort Gut lille.
Grifdes Gteif9. - Gdin.
ten 13-13tc. pieaic GduIterr 10a
lie. Sdult.rn 1oA-11e, fborf
Rippsnieiien 11-11tc. fbort clear
Seitsn 11-11ac. srtrd fbort Geiten
IIno9s-114. Bellies 13s-15a pro
Mebl unb Gstreibe.
Wehl. - Winier paisnt $4.25-l
LOO, Dint.r 5aneb S3.9O-4.15, |
lDint.r Sanep $3.90-4.15, Wintsr
Jamilp $3.20-3.50.' Grtra $500
Bis. orSindres s2.75-2.95, 0artsr
Dei3tn potsnt $3.75-3.90, DO. fanep |
s3.85-4.25, bo. Samilp $3.5O-3.75
Roggsnmebl, uorbipeitlidb gsmifdtes |
s3.75-3.90, rsin.s gitp $4.1O-I
L20, e.miI9tes $3.S0-4.1O per Dbl. |
yWsi3en. - 30. 2 rotber W,irtsr |
)7-9sc. go. 3 DO. a6-97c, 80. |
rptber 8595c per 9u.
Mslf&to-u - RO. 2 ipsiBes |
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ten, fetten Gleif9erIorten paren tie,
tia, bic anOeren f9pa6. Stoders unh
6eebers ipuroen ebenfalls nur penia
aetanft. - Mil9tii9e iinD itetig.
Wlittlere unD idpere Stiere $500
800, auserlefene bis grtra $500
8.35; O6ien $3.75-6.25, 5leiT9ae
Stiere $6.25-8.00, aussrIeIene $50
-8.25; 6eifers $5.75- 800, Grtra
$S.15-8.35, cine Wdgsonlaoung ers
trd fette lei6te pon ie 636 pfunD
$3.50; aiibe $3.25-6.0O, auserlsisne
Big ertra 6.25-6.75; Gamers So
% - 4.25; Cutters $4.25-5.25,
Stoders unb s5eebers $6.0O-765,
Stod 6eifers $5.50-6.50, Stodz
&iihe $4.50-5.5 so.
gullen.-gei nur mdbiger gu
fn6r iuur Der Martt beute rubig unb
itetig.
Wlaqere unb lei9te $5.Oo-6.00,
Bologna $6.00-6.75, Grtra $685.
100, fette gulen $6.75-7.25.
& dfber-9ie 3ufuhr mar grOb,
bic Ra6fraae nur mdBis unb bic
preiie fielen um 25c per 100 qfunb.
OrbinGre unb qroBe $5.00-8.00,
fair Big quite Iet9te $7.00-8.25, Gr-
ira $8.50-8.75.
S6psine. Der Martt mar
6eute langIam unO bic qretIe fielsn
um 15c per 100 pfunb.
@ute bis auserlsIene 9erpddungss
unb 5leiI6eriorten $8.55-8.65, Or
binGre Bis auserIsIsne I6ipere fette
Sdue $5.50-7.5O, Grtra $7.55-7.s
so, Staos $3.50 $50, lsidte Der
ianbtiorten $7.90-8.50, Jertst $3.50
-7.85.
Sdafe unb 2Gmmer.-3ie
Radfraqe mar nur mdBig. Die beTes
rem S6afe blieben itetig, Die anoeten
lbsr, iopie gefdprsns 2dmmer fisten
I'm 15-25c.
Saafe. - 8eI6orene $4.5O-5.5O,
nift qef6orene Sdafe $5.00-6.00.
GGmmer. S6.OO-7.25,
Triibiabrs 2dmmsr $9.00-1100.
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ssluk'H ahribten.
0onnsrftag g. 90. 2tpril 1914

0onnerfag, 90. april 1914.
Der obere O6ip lit IangIam i'm Sal
len 6sgriffen, bei bieiiser Stabt aber
iteiQt oerfelbe nod stpds uno bate
aeitsrn 4beRo einen @aferitanb bon
35.7 fub.
Die foIgsnben 0speihen trafen tpG6e
rsno beg qsItrigen 9usss bier elm:
pittsbura pa.-11,9 SUB uno iteigt.
Wbeslinq, @. 8a.-16.3 uno iteigr.
qurters6urg, B. ga.-1S unb fdlt.'
&anap6a Saas, %. Bats II. fdat.
G6arIeiton. @. 9a.-11 unb fdqt.
gortsmoutb, O.-36.4 unb iteigt.
2ouisDiae, &p.-11,9 unb iteigt.
Gpanspiae, cSnb.-25,9 unb fdat.
RaIbpiGe, Senn.-18,1 uno fdat.
Chattanooga, 1snn. -20.3 unb iteigt.
Cairo, Sls.-36 SUB uno fdQt.
Memphis, Ssnn.-30.5 Sub II. fdQt.
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72--721c. go. 8 ipeibes 71-72c, 80
a DO. 69-7Oc. go. 2 9elbes 10
Tic. SO. 3 bo. 69-70c, go. A bo.
68-69e, go. 2 gsmii6tes 70-71c,
no. 3 bo. 69-70t. go. a bo. g.
Soc per gu.; ipeibss aoIbsntorn 72-
74c, aelbes bo. 73-75c, ssmiI9tes
bo. 72-74c.
5dfer.-Ho. 2 tpeiber 42a-43c,
Stanbarb fDeiber 42-42ac. SO. 3
fpeiber 41-41se, go. A ipeibsr 3D.
4oc, go. 2 asmifdtsr 4oa -41c, SO.
3 90. 40-40tt, go. a DO. 389-39ar.
goagen-Ro. 2 66-67c, go.
3 bo. SO 64c, 30. A bo. 54-61c.
Gerfe.-Ro. 2 Jriibjabrs sc -
zoe. Ro. 3 bo. 6O-65c per gu.
W6isfn
9ertauft ipurben 686 96l. Die
filters sSinifbeb goobs auf fsr gaiis
bon $1.35 per GaIons.
@rocsri's.
3affee Wdrtt ruhia. preii.
iietiu.
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Ghfcaao. cSas., %. 9tprtl.

Sapeine. e.-3ufubr 10000. Mortt
i6na8. Die meriten 8ertdufe brad.
ten $8.40-8.55; lei6te $8.25-8.55;
aemiifte $8.25-8.60; I6tpere $500
$50; rau3e $8,05-82o; 6srte.
$7.00-S.25.
Rinbbieb .-3ufubr $4,000; Uiartt
itst,g. gespss $7O5-9.35; 5srass
Stiere S7.10-8.20; Gtoders uno
'fsebers $5.5O-8.15; &iibe unb 6eis
fers S3.70-8.50; aGlber 5000
$50.
stafe. 3ufubr $4,000. Mlartt
itetiu. Ginbstmiide $5.25 = 6.75.
SdbrIinqs $5.70-7,40; einbeimii4e
2Gmmer $6.20-8.15.
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Ws,it WeIDntartt.
Gtneinnstt. q. qtpril 1914.


DE 0tIddits iparsR beute In ben Hanfen
ltbr tubis unb Gslb 1T iuiais, SIR gar.
leben ren CALI wurben BON ben Banfen a.
4Ha berednet uHo Deibditspapiere uurben
Su 6--6% bisfontirt. Die Wafler placirten
Darisben soii eaa1 gu ~ unb auf Belt gu
lK--6&.
@sAia aai Qsp DsrI.
purben 5u Bari juifden Banien perfauft.
PIC Gounterrate bstragt soc gramie per
$1,000.
@snid amf Gnrsps.
tsf; -Ns fOlssnosn Guptirunsen iinS su
beri&ten:
Honoon, . 1ass ei&t, s4.srK per G; 90
1aee St9t. t4.sbJi per 8; Yaris, fass
Siat 515 Granes per s1sO; go Iaqe Gi6t,
61S Francs per t10o; far Seutldlans, 4
1agt Sidt 4 Narf AK = 95x, DO. so
daee Siht, 94K-s4ke.
Iotnmentarp gins duf 9onoon nurben
tu e4.sSA, auf Glasgow ,u $4.s8K unb ouf
Utlfait 5u A.5sX psrtauft.
euHbss.c cblisaiism,M.
rubiq ans piaiser Die Sanfsn quOtirsn
mie mint.
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Rem gOrt. %. glpril.
aupfer nominsa; am plab unb fir
sSuni $3.50 - 400; @lsttrOlptic
S14.5o-14.75. gate $500. Cuttings
$14.25-14.37.
3inn tinssrcQeit gu $35.45-35.6O.
glntimon.-Wartt fIau. Gootion's
$725.
Gifen unberanosrt. 90. l Rurt6ern
$15.25-16.00, 70. 2 Nurtbern
$15.00-15.75. 10. l Sputbern
S15.00-15.50. 70. 2 Goutbern
S14.50-15.00.
glei.--Rartt yubis 5u s3,75-
1856.
SpsItsr.-Rartt rubis gu S5.15--
$50.
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Gbieaao, Sag., %. Qlpril.

Gbieago, SGs., %. Qlpril.
Weissn.-Gur Rai 92-93sc, am
S6IuB 935c; fijr Suli s64-SSsc,
am S6lub 88t.
Welidtorn.- 6ir Rai 63a-e4sc,
am S6lub $40; fir SuIi 64at.
5afer.-Tiir Wai 38l-37ir, am
S6lub 37Ec; fir SuIi 37s-3sc, am
SdluB 375c.
Roaaen.-gto. 2 60c.
gerfte 4S-64c.
5imotbn $3.00-4.75.
Slee $8.00-12.50.
Bort S20.25,- Siir Wlai $3.50
20.27, am S6IuB 5000; fir SuIi
$19.80-20.27. am S6luB $20.22.
S6mal3 $10.15.-Siir Mai $10.O2
-10.20. am Sdlub 5000; fir
Suli $10.22 10.40, am S6!uB
S1o.37.
9iippsnIeitsn S1o.5o-11.oo. giir
Mai $10.80 11.02. am SdluB
$11.O0; fir SuIi $11.00-11.20, am
SdluB $11.17.
gutter.-grsiis unpsrdRbert.
Gier. - gr:iis hiibsr. Srbindrp
firts 17a--18c; firits 181-184c.
RGie. = prsiie nisbrigsr. Oaiiies
162-17c, 5pins 164-163e; 2tmeri=
eas 154-16c; yong 5orns 16-16ic.
aartoffeln. preiie unperdnbsrt.
Gsfliieel. el.-Qe5euoes unperGnbsrt.
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Nmstpdrtige Wtdrfte.
Rem gort, 90. g(priI

@sp gOrt, %. Qlpril.
We6l.-Marft felt.
Go9genmebl. Martt itetia.
&ornmebl. Martt itetiq.
Rosgen.- Wiartt itetia
9erfte -Martt taum itetia.
Wei3en.- Dart itart. Ro. 2 bar
ter Winter 101ac c, /. (. Heiu gort.
go. 2 rotber 1856 i'm Gleoator; 90. |
ROrtbern Duluth 1926 unb SO. /
Northern Wanitoba 1O14c (. o. E.
I6tpimmenb.
Weli6tprn. Mortt TART. g2o. 3
selbes 74ac c. I. I. bel 2tntunft.
odfer.-Martt felt. Stanbur0 peiz
Der 44-44te; No. 3 431-44c;
fancp clippeb ipeiBsr 44-46ac.
0eu.-Wartt itetia
Soopfsn. Wartt tpiaig.
Sdute.-Mdrtt itstig.
2eber.-Mtrft felt
BORT. t.-Warft ftstig.
gesf.-Martt itstig.
Gut Weats.- Wartt ftetig.
Shmals.-Martt fsiter. Mibnle
Weit S10.35-10.45; raffinirtss felt.
Continent 5000; Sib 2lmsrita
$11.70; Goumpounb 8i-83c.
3ala.-Wdrtt ftetig.
SaumpOlliaamsnGl. -Martt iistig.
prima CONNER aelbss $7.40-8.00.
Petroleum itetig.
Wolle.-Wartt itstig.
Sars.-Uldrtt rubig.
3erpentin. -Mortt itetis.
Rsis.- Warit itstia.
WlolaiIes.-Wartt itetig.
3utsr.-Rober feit. Molafes 2.33e;
Centrifugal 2.98e; Rdfftnirter itetig.
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0bne ae50riqe Serbian
ung Grnabnmg uuo 2Ibionoerung
fam Ser mcuihli6e a0rper ni6t ae.
illHO bleIben. No oieie Glmttionen
nidt reQclmdBia itattfinoen. ionoern
8citrpeiic ms Stoden geratben oa
itebt aronthciten aaer 9Irt gleifIam
ole @intrittStbiir ofiru, mo che III
es gepabr mirit, iebt iiA eines ser
mnnderlei SeiOen, ocuen ser Crgo.
rismus mteriporien lit, BEL Dir felt.
0arlm aebrauhe, iobalo e5 Dir an
elmer ocr @orbebingungen gutter @e-
iitnObeit feblt, Ct gernuro
81 r rduterptllen, weIde ole re-
eelmdbiae Gerridtlng Der genunntcn
ten 6unttionen crleihtern Sir %
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