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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
sachenns vs. State Hospital.

At last the Sachems and the State Hospital will meet to step all argu- ments. this Saturday at the hospital grounds. Hourigan and Simcox will be in the lime light as the boxsmen afd both are working in tip top order. On the 4th the Sacherns met with a disastrous defeat at the hands of the Hospital by the score of 5 to 0. and they are in for revenge Saturday as they have been strengthened consid- ,erably and a fight that no fan can miss is promised.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Williams, Worlds Champion Pacer
Defeated Drectum Three Straight Heats-Purse of
 Splendid Condition-Braves Cinching the Pennant.

nate1y showed in front, with Directum holding the advantage at the upper turn. Here William took the lead, holding it to the wire and winning by half a length in 2:01 If.
 William took the lead at the begin ming of the third and final heat and never was headed The first half of this mile was covered in :5S 1-2. Then the pace eased a triae and William won the heat, slowed up, in 2:02 1-2-
 The track was in splendid condition but a cold brisk wind impeded the horses in the back stretch.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25

Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. 22.-By defeating Directum I, in three straight heats this afternoon, William became the worlds champion pacer Each heat of the match race which was for a purse of s6,GoO. was a real contest.
 Directum broke right at the start of the first heat and William took two lengths lead. Directum I slowly cut down this advantage and forced William to whipping finish to win the mile in 2:o1 s-4 by a nose mar gin
 In the second heat the horses alter
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 2.

Brooklyn, Sept. 24-Brooklyn won its ninth straight game today, beating Pittsburgh 8 to 2. Cutshaw's triple in the ninth followed by Getz's single decided the issue. It was the tenth straight defeat for Pittsburgh. Man ager Clarke of Pittsburgh was put out of the game in the eighth and Egan was banished in the same in ming. Ragan and Kantlehner pitched well. but were removed to make way for pinch hitters. Score:
 R H p Pittsburgh 1000 o01 o-2 2 Brooklyn ..101 0 0 0 0 1-3 8 2 Kantlehner. McQuillan and Schang; Ragan, Aitchison and McCarty.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
PhiIadeIphia 6, chieaae {.

Chicago. Sept. 24.-Philadelphia started their last series of the season against Chicago here today by defeat ing the locals to 4. After two men were out in the second inning the vis- itors scored four runs on four singles, an error and a base on balls. They scored the run which won the game in the fifth on double by Oldring and two infield outs.
 Chicago played in hard luck, two of It's men being called out on account or Deing hit by batted balls when the rallies were at their height Barry's fielding was feature. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
YaTe Has Final scrimmaqe.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 24.-Yale's football team had it's final scrimmage today before the opening game of the season Saturday with University of Maine. The varsity. in three five minute periods, rushed the ball down the field for three touchdowns, Le Gore. Wilson and Knowles making the scores. Pumpelly. playing on the scrubs, made a pretty field goal from the 35 yard line.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
s1oo, ,ooo, ,ooo GOLD POOL TO
 MEET FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS.
Reserve Board Has Taken FineI Step.
 to Aid Banks in Raising Cash.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Final steps were taken today by the federal re- serve board to aid the banks of the gold pool to meet the nations foreign obligations in cash. Assurances were received from bankers in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and St. Louis that the major part of the fund will be subscribed by them on pledge tion.
 Following the receipt of this word, the board sent out to the chief officers
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.

American LsaGsa Boston at St. Louis New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Chicago
 Washington at Cleveland National Lsasus. Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York
 Chicago a. Phiiadelphis. Federal League. Kansas City at Buffalo Chicago at Brooklyn. St Louis at Balttiinore
 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Herzos Has Been Suspended.

Boston. Sept. 24.-Manager Herzog, of the Cincinnati Nationals, was mo- tified by Secretary Heyd1er of the league today that he had been sus- pended for three days. The suspension results from Herzog's objection to a ruling by Umpire Quigley in the first game of yesterdays double header, when Smith of Boston was allowed a home run on a ball which had been touched by boy in the center field hleachers.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Giants Still Losing.

New York, Sept. 24.-The New Yorks lost their fifth straight game today when they fell before St. Louis in close contest, to 8. Dolan's hitting and fielding were features of the vis- itors' work. He put St. Louis ahead in the seventh when he tripled and scored on Magee's sacrifice fly. After New York tied the score in the eighth Dolan drove Beck home with a double in the ninth for St. Louis winning
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Red sox Defeated St. Louis.

St. Louis, Sept 24.-Boston by a combination of hits and errors, won the opening game of the series from St. Louis today 5 to 1. Score:
 Boston ..... 1 01 1 2 O o O 0-5 12 1 St. Louis 70 0 0 1 0 o 0 0 0-1 10 5
 Foster and Thomas; James, Hamil- ton, Baumgardner and Agnew.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
THURSDAYS RESULTS.
latsrrutionaJ learus.

iatsrutfonaI League. Baltimore g. Providence i Jersey City 1. Newark 5. Rochester ,, Toronto 6.
 Federal League. Pittsburgh St. Louis game postponed rain Indianapolis 0. Buffalo l. (14 inniugs-First gameO Indianapolis Buffalo second game called on Brooklyn 5. Kansas City 2. .f Chicago 8. Baltimore g.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25

National race will help several clubs out of a hole this season, but others Till lose money, and the Federals have felt the blow along with organized baseball
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
(First Game) Cleveland 2 0 0 O 0 0 Q 0 OH2 0
Cubs Won and Lost.

Philadelphia. Sept 24.-Chicago got an even break here today the visitors winning the first game 6 to 3 and Philadelphia the second to 9 Rixey lasted less than three innings in the opening contest, but despite Mattison's good work the home team could not make much headway against Hum phries' pitching. Lobert sustained q diSlocated finger of his left hand from a drive off Bresnahan's bat
 In the second game Philadelphia se- cured the victory by knocking Pierce off the rubber in two innings.
 Mayor was very effective after the opening session.
 Leach made two thrilling one-hand catches and Magee one bare hand catch of a drive off Zimmerman's bat during the afternoon, each of these plays probably preventing a home run. Scores:
 VI RH E
 (First Game) Chicago ... O 3 1 1 o o 0 1 O-6 10 0 Phila. .... 0 o 0 ? O1O o O-3 8 0 Humphries and Bresnahan Rixey, Mattison and Killifer.
 (Second Game) Chicago =. 20 0O o O 0L2 ' I Phila- .... 0 4 4001 1O10 x6 z 1 Pierce. Babel and Archer; Mayer slnd Burns.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25

run He handled eight fly balls, catch on Burns in the seventh being especially meritorious.
 Jack Miller was ordered from the game in the seventh inning for pro- testing~a a decision.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Cleveland Proved Easy for Wash ina

 Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 24.-Defeat- ing Ciev eland twice, to and 5 to O., washington moved into third place today. Pitcher Shaw was entitled to potn victories as he relieved EngeI with the bases filled and only one out Tn the eighth inning of the first game ana blanked the Maps in the second allowing only four hits, all of which were secured in the last four innings. Scores:
 R H E
 (First Game) Cleveland 2 0 0 O 0 0 Q 0 O-2 o Washingt'n o o Q 4 o o O Is o Bowman. ". Mitchell and Egan and ONeil; Ayres, Harper, Engel and Shaw and Henry.
 (Second Game.) Cleveland .Ooo 000oO % 4 4 Washingt'n 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 o O-5 2 Bowman, Tedrow. Hagerman and Benn and Bassler; Shaw and Ain smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
CONGRESSMAN DONOVAN
 HAS BEEN RENOMINATED
Spirited Contest in Fourth District Democratic Congressional Conven- ton.

Bridgeport Conn. Sept. 24-At the fourth district democratic Congress sional convention held here this after noon Congressman Jeremiah Dono- van was re-nominated after a short but spirited opposition by friends of State Senator Lester O. Peck of Red ding and D. N. Clark of Seymour.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
Chicauo fAl

, tDemmitt s out: hit by batted ball: H. Baker out hit by batted ball.
 xBatted for Breton in 2nd - x1Batted for Fabre in sth. CMeaeo ............ 1 % l 2 O-4 TWO base hits. 0ldrtng. F. Baker. ]. Collins
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25

Mail Orders FREE by Parcel 35c Hosiery of Burson Hose amount $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
We Offer Burson Hosiery In These Stylesl

At19c-Women's Black Cotton, at 1sc a pair, s1.1S for box of six pairs.
 At 25c-Women's Black Cotton, at 25c a pair, s1.3S for box of six pairs.
 At 25e-women's Black Lisle, at 25c a pair, S1.3S for box of six pairs.
 At 25c-Women's Black Silk Lisle,, $1.3S for box of six pairs At 25c-Women's Black Ribbed Top Cotton, $1.3S a box of six pairs. At 25c-Women's Black Trunk Top, S13S a box of six pairs. At 25c-Womens Black Cotton with Maco split feet, at 25c pair, $1.3S a box of six pairs. At 25c-Women's Tan Lisle, .25c pair, s1.38 box of six pairs. Mail Orders solicited, Mail order
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25

At 25c-Women's Balbriggan, at 25c a pair, $1.3S box of six pairs. At 25c-Women's Outsize Black Cotton, at 25c a pair, $1.38 a box of six pairs. At 25c-Wonen's Outsize Black Lisle, at 25c a pair, s1-3S a box of six pairs. At 25c-Womenis Outsize Ribbed Top. at 25c a pair, s1.SS box of six pairs. At 25c-Women's Outsixe Hosiery with Afaco split feet, s1.38 a box of six pairs. At 25c-Women's Outsize Balbrig gan. at 25c, s1.SS for six pairs. At 35c-Women's fine Black. Lisle Hosiery, at 55c a. pair, S1.00 box of three pairs. will be sent FREE by Parcel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06

--e5ht, am Sdlub 64gc.
Sdfer.-Giir Suli 36I 363c. am
S6lub 361e; fir September 35s =
35sc, am S6lub 35Ic.
Noggen. No. 2 SOC.
@erfte 48-58c.
Simot6b $4.25-5.5O.
&leeIdamen Sob.
BORT $21.65. - Gir 5uli $21.4O
-21.95, amSdluB $21.65; fir Sep.
tember $20.25-20.35, am S9IuB
$20.25.
Gdmdl3 $1012. = Gir Suli $10.s
10-10.12, am s8luB $10.12; fir
September $10.22-10.27, amS4lub
$10.27.
RippenIeitsn $11.62-12.oo Sir
Suli SLIT = 11.80, am S6luB
$11.80; fir Ssptember $11.75-11.s
80, am ShluB SLIT.
Butter unb &GIs limb unperGnbert.
Gier. - Wartt itetig. Srbinarp
firits 171-174c; firits 184-18ic.
aartoffeln. = preiie bOber. <e
$1.30-1.35; nsus; 2trtanias un6
Oklahoma 3riumpb5 $1.50-1.60;
0irginia Barrels $4.5O-4.65.
Gefliigel. 9e6snbes niebrissr.
Sprinsers 18-20t; anbsre 154c.
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3ud.r. - pr.iie iinb ii.tis. =
Raffinirter Gut 9oaf 5.70c. poipbsreb
Asst, Cubes 5c. sranuIirier 4.75c,
gonfeeiioners .4" 4.65e; Of .I'
4.40c; p,iber sgtra &C. 4.20e. srtra
e. 4e.
RoIaifes in ii.tis.-T.n Or
leans Open aettle 28--45c. Gsntrifu.
aal 1896 per 9n[Ione.
Reis. - GouiIiana, Tancp Ssab
6a-7c. prima 5a-6te. orbinGrtr At
Sc. Sapan 4a-4ie per g,funS.
Datrp probufte
Butter. Wnrtt ruhia prsiie
itetig. M6olemilt grtra 30Ac, Gems
traliseb Grtra 26c, Gentralissb Tirits
"a 25c, bo. Seconds 20-21c. Hancp
Dairp 19c. gndina Stod 1sc per Dfo.
aGfe.-Wdrit ftetis. Sbio Is
--18e. Rorbipsitlih.r 15a-17e. Neip
gori 16-20c. G6nsi,sr zoe. bo.
Bird 15ie. 2imburser 14-l7e per
pfunb.
gter. - Warit iietis. = prima
frifhe Siibuereisr 19c. firits 17ac.
prbinars firits 15ac. iteonbs 15c per
gnteno. gntereier tie per 9ubeno.
Gefliisel.-3ufubr srcb, Martt
itettg. - Sprinaers pon ii Wfuno
unb bariiber 28c, untsr II pfuno
Sennsn Ice, SGbns &c,
Sultbiibner 10-14e, guns Sc, junse
gnten 12-16c. alts gn!en 10. gdnie1
6-8c per pfunb.
Dbif uno gemHfe.
Sgnas @spfsL--GarIa Oar.
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Dur6 osn Sug6anaf.
slus 9teiiebrieien bon Sermar n
Spannring.

@ir lieeell lille uno MIR leiie git.
terno iteigt hie beibe Suit aus unie.
rem i6tparsipeiBrotbeu Shornitein.
Gie blaue Gee. I'M porSeren iidI ieit.
lid perIierenbtn Salbfreiie bon cinem
eeibeu @iiitenitride eiugetabmt
id)oiifeIt III ihrem tiiblen bIauen
ShoBe Die e.isernoe Noreenlonne.
9em aaIenoer nn9 ietert man heltte
in 9eutidIarb Sonutag. llno aud
bier I'M Siotben Meere lit es mir redt
ionntdgIib aumutbe, ipenn id an bic
lauren @oden berfe, Die i6 birter
mir babe. ginen pier5ebnt1sigen
i6tperen aampf zines belabenenSan.
beIsiAiifeS oaSu nod bel chlem
.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06

peIt $1.O0-1.25. Transparent $1.0o
-1.25 per 9amper.
G:tronsn.- Dtdrtt nor .etia.--
syancp WeHina $5.O0-6.00, galifor,
MIA $5.OO-5.50 per stiits.
Sranoen-Warit rubig nu6 't.s
tis..-galifornia $2.75-3.50, Gloris
ba $3.O0-3.50 per Rifte.
Qlnanas.-Glorioa $3.00-3.50
per Crate BON "a.
abnrber.-Ginbeimiider 10
-12c Der Biinbsl.
6eibetfeeren. - $3.00-3.50
per Grdte pom 80 Quarts.
eta 6elbeeren. - $1.50 -
1.75 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
&iri der. = ginbeimii6e $1.00
200 per Crate bon "a OTIS.
bannfsbeeren. - $2.40
-2.50 per Crate BON "a Audrts.
beeren. - $2.00-2.25
per Crate BON "a Auarts.
beeren. - Shpar5s $2.75
300. rotbs $5.00-5.50 per Crate
bon "a Nts.
Daifermelonen iperben 5u
$3.50 per 100 Stiid pertauft.
Ginbeimiidrr CO.
Csc per 9uBenb giinbel.
Sunee eaarioffeln. - Dom
Store $3.75-5.00 per gbl.
SIbtartcffeln. Siiolihe
$3.0o-3.25 per 9bl.
araut-.Martt rubig. ginbei.
miItes S1.2551.50 per Crate.
3misbeln = ginheimiid1e CRIME
5-6c per 9ub.nb unb $6.25-6.50
per gbl.
gIum.ntobL. - $2.5O-3.oo
per Bbl.
0riine gpbnsn. - ginheini,
ide $2.00-2.25 per Blu.
Orb fen. - GinheimiI9e S1.25-
$1.75 per 2 9u. Sad.
9urten. GinbsimiIde 35--
40t per Dubenb.
9omatoe - Tloriod $1.00-
1.25 per Crate bon 6 aor6en.
Rotbe Rubsn.-Rep Orleans
20-25c per 9ub.no giinbel.
Spinat. - ginbeimiiber 90
Toe Der gbl.
Ganbprobufte.
5eu.-RO. l 5imOtbp $1,000,
StaHbarb 5imotbb $500, SO. 2 ais
motbp $17.0O, Ro. 3 bo.$14.5O. aIee:
gio. i s.miidtsr $1,000. go. 2
$14.00 SO. l alse $3.50, go. 2
$10,00-11.00 per 3onn.. 2llfaIfa
$12.O0-20.00 per Sonne.
RiibIenfutter in iistis. al.i.
$24.00-24.50, WibbliHg grobe $27
-27.50, DO. f.ines $27.50-28.Oo,
semiidies 5utter $24.50- -25.00.
Sdmereisn. = Wartt fetig.
al.sfamen S5.00-6.O0 auf Dem ge.
l.iIt unb $6.0O-7.5O per gu. bonn
Store. 9imothp $1.40-1.90 auf benz
@sleiie unb $2.00-2.55 Der 9u. BON
Store. gudnsisen $1.2o. Gla9ss
faamsn $3.50 per Blu. bonn Stor..
@.rfdiebenes.
Dsls.-Wartt jt.tig. 2einSt 70.
ses DOC per GalIoue in partisn Don
5 8bl. Gsiodtes 1c mebr. SO. 1
2arb6l &c; Cotton Seeb Sel raffi.
nirtes 58e per 9alon.. Serpentin 54e
per Gallone in pdrtien Don Is
Barrels. Petroleum. Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 9ac, DO. $50 Grab 10ae,
Seabliabt 175 Grab 12c. gronn
Gaiolin zoe, Rdpbta Ice per gaIIone
in partisn Don Is gbls.
SaIa.-Ter Wartt iIt rubig. Sbio
RiDer $1.2o, Mi9isan unS atron
$1.14 per Dbl. bon 280 pfunb.
1aIs itstig. - prima GitD CD =
6sc. DO. gountrp 5E65c per pfunb.
2obIen.-Wartt rubig. Dough
hiosbenp $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Slad
1925. aanapba Gtiidtobl.n $3.50
3.75. TuB unb Glad $2.25 = 2.35
per Sonne abseIisfert. RauhloIe
StiihtobIen $4.75e, 4ntbracits SITE
per Tonne abssIi.fert. gots toitst
$6.00-6.50 per 5Onne abseIief.rt.
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9dsliher Nyfarftberid,t.
Cincinnati, 3. ssuli.

Die na4foIgenbsn Quotirunsen be.
sie9en ii9 nur auf Gnsrob 5rans.
attionsn. Bel tl.ineren geI6aften
perbsn sttpas b0bere pr.iie kr.9net.
prbtfionen.
Der Worit mar rubig. preij. iietig.
9 d M a q. = priml Gtsam
9.70-9.80c (. o. s.
Srodengeiat3enes Gleiid.
Short clear Geitsn 12-12tc, fbort
Rippsnfeiisn 11a-12e, extra fbort
clear G.iten 11i-12c. Sdult.rr II
-114c, Bellies 134-13ae lofs uns
be mebr perpodt.
gaeon.-S Short clear Geiten
13-133c. tur5s Rippsnf.i.m 12i-
13e. srtra ibort clear Seiten 12l-
13c. SbuIt.rn 12-l21c unb Bellies
14s-14ic Icfe unb ic per plumb
mehr Derpadt.
Sugar gureS NI.ifd. -
Shinsen 16-16sc. Nienic GduItern
12a-13c, greatf.'t Bacon 19-20c,
S6uliern 121-13e, Hen gort Gut
Shul!ern 12a-13e. trodsns Beef
Shinf.n S27.00-28.o0.
SiiBaep5teli.s Tlsiih.-
Stinlen 131-14e. s3ienic Shultern
10s-11c. gelIi.s 15-16c, Ghultern
lille. Hsp gorf Gut 11-114c.
Srifdes Nf.if6. = Sdin.
fen 13a-14c. g}icnirs sg6uIi.rn 1os
LIE, SduIt.rn 10i-11c. ibort
Rippeni.i.en 11-111c, Tbort clear
Stittn 11---11sc. srtro fbort Geiten
10E11c. Bellies 13h-15ac pro
Dfunb.
MebI unb getreibs
Webl.-Winter gat.nt s4.25-
4.50. Mint.r Sanep $3.sO-4.15, ho.
sfamilp $3.20-3.50. gytra $500 -
3.15. orbinGr.s $2.75-2.95. Sarter
W.isen patent $3.75-3.9O, DO. fanep
$3.s5-4.25, bo. Gamilp $3.50-3.75.
Roagenmebl, norbipeflidb scmiIhtes
3.75-3.90. reinss gitp $4.1O-
APO. semifdies $3.80-4.10 per Bbl.
Weiaen. - 30. 2 rotber Winter
81-82c. Ro. 3 DO. s0-s1e, go. 4
rotber 75-7Se.
Welidtorn. To. ] peibes
77s-78c. go. 2 bo. 77t-7Se, Ro. 3
bp. 77-77jc go. a bp. 76a-77c,
Ro. 8 bo. 76-76ae, go. 6 bO. 75-
76c. RO. / selbes 71-71ac, Ro. 2
DO. 70t-71c, Ro. 3 bo. 70-7Oac,
Ro. A DO. 70-70ac, SO. 8 DO. COZ
zoe. SO. 6 bo. 68t-69ac, go. / ses
miI9tss 70a-71e, Ho. 2 bo. 70t-
Tic. go. 8 30. 70-7Osc, go. a bo.
69a-7oc, go. 5 bo. 69-69se, 30. 9
DO. 6S-69c per gu. Wsibss Sol.
tentorn 76-78c. aeIbes bO. 76-77c.
aemifttes DO. 74-76c.
6afer.-Ro. 2 p.ibsr 4O-40ae.
Stanbarb psiBsr 39-39Ae. 30. 3
reibsr 38-38tc, Rp. a ipeibsr 81
37Ac. go. 2 eemifdt.r 36s-37c,
Ro. 8 DO. 36-36Ae, go. A bo. 35-I
36t.
Rosseu.-geo. 2 $3.50. go.
3 DO. 61-62e. go. A bo. $500.
Wbisfs.
@srtauft tpurSen Att gbls. Di.
filters fSinifbeb goobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.35 per galIone.
Groeeries.
Haffee. mdrft rubiu. s1reife
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isrfanbt pdbrsnb bisfsr 3eit:
Hinbp. Shncine. Gh,nf,

" II e9.-GpIpopl Die ISlS
iubr bsuts nur mGbig mar. 10 mar Der
9orrath bod mebr als gsniigsnb fir
bic Ra6frass uro bic prsiis tparen
itetig fir bic bsiiersn GualitGtsn, bic
anbern aber parsn langiam unb
ihtpah. h.-Ml6tiibs nuren lungidm.
UtittIere unb idpsre Gtisre 1925
-S.25. aussrlsiene Biz Grtra 1886
-8.65, 8 extra feline fette Stiere i'm
0urdi6nittsgeipitt BON 14OO gfunb
1915, Sdfen $3.0O-6.25, Sleiiders
Stisr. $3.50 = 500, aussrlsTene
$9.10-8.25, Ssifers $500 - 800,
auserleIsne $S.10-8.25, &iib S3.25
-5.75, auserki.ne Bis ertra $500
$50. Ganusrs $3.00-4.25. Gutz
ters $4.25-5.25, Stoders unb See
bers $5.50-7.5O. StodsSeifers So
$50, Gtod aabe $4.25-5.25.
gullen.-Oer Wartt mar beute
lansiam unS iapa9 unb bic preiie
>itm 10-15c riebriger.
Wedgere unb lei6te S4.75-5.25,
Bologna $5.5O-6.10, Grtra Sells
6.25, fette gul.n $6.50-6.75.
aGlber. - Die 3ufuhr mar sroB
unb bic Ra6frase mdbig. Die preiis
fislsn I'm 50-75c.
Srbindres unb arpbe S5.00-9,25,
fair Biz quite l.iate $7.00-9.50. Ggs
tra $9.75-10.00.
g S9peine.-Sis bsutise 3ufubr
mar bic srGbte Der Wo6e, bic gtads
frase elm. iehy CUTE unb bic prstie
itetia.
9lusgspGblte fbtpere 9erianbte unb
quite BIB aussrleisue 0erpadunss. uHo
sSleiI6.riOrten $8.45-S.50, orbindre
Bis aussrleisHe ihpsre fette SGue So
1870, Grtra $7.S5, Stass &75
-6.75, lsi6ts uub mittlsre 9erianots
iorten $8.30-S.50, s5ertel Don 11G
pfuno uno ptnigsr S6.75-S.25.
S6afeuuo2dmme Der
Warit mar bsuts itetig fir bic b.hes
rem QualitGtsH, bic anbersn aber pa'
rem ipillig.
G6afe.-grtra l.idbte s4.65-4.75.
quite Bis auserl,i,n. $4.25-4.65, OF.
binire Bis fair $2.75-4.00. ibtrsre
Ghafe S3.65-4.00. Jriihjahrssadms
mer $5.75-9.0O. GulIs $5.00-5.50.
49,
G6ieaqo. g. Suli.
G6peine. - ,3ufubr II 900. Martt
itetia. Die msiisa 8.rtduis brudtsn
S8.20-S.45; IsiAte $s.10-S.50; ses
mii6ts SS.10-S.52t; idpsre $3.50
-8.55; raubs $7.09-8.10; 5erteI
$7.30-S.25.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr 1000; Wartt
iteiig. geepes $7.15 9.45, Stisre
$3.50 - $40. 5toders lnb Geeoers
So. .75-7.90, aubs unb 6sifers $3,70
RdIber $6.75-9,75.
Sbafs.-3ufubr 5000; Wartt itea
tia. S6afe $4,000. Sdbrlinse
9dmmsr $6.2o-9.00.
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Sefne 81 usIeauns.

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Ianaen Sopfenitan9e @efaIlen filosr
fannit; Die pabt bod gar ni6t sii
0irl"
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R.p gOrt, 8. Suli.
UlsN.-Wartt ilau.
Roggenmsbl. .-Wartt rubig.
WdismebI. -Wartt itetis.
Rosstn. -Wartt rubis.
Gerits.-Martt itstis.
WeiSen.-Martt feIt. Rsuer go. 2
barter Wintsr $50 unb Ro. 2 rotber
SIC SuIi 9erianbt {. /. T.; Ro. l
Roribsrn Duluth 9sc unb Rp. l
Roribsrn Manitoba 99ie I. 0. b.
ihpimmenb.
WeIihtOrn.- -Martt pilis. go. 2
seIbes 76ic {. /. {. bsi eIHtuuft.
6afsr.-Martt fIau.
Seu.-Martt rubig..
6opfsn.- Martt itsiis.
Sduts. .-Nartt itstis.
9soer.--Warit fsit.
port.-Martt iistis.
9eef.-Wartt rubig.
Gut Weats. .-Marii isft. 9spSielt,
Sdinten 15-154e.
S6mala. Warit felt. WibSle @sii
$10.15-10.25. Raffinirtes fsit. Cons
tinlnt S10.S0. COMPOUND felt.
Sals.-Warit iaum iistis.
Woqs. s.-Warft itetie.
5ar3.-Wartt rubis.
serpentin. Wurtt iteiis, Ma9ins
Barrel Acc.
Reis.-Wartt itsttg.
WiolaHss. .-Martt fIau.
3uder.-Robsr iistis. MoIaiTes 2.s
&c; Centrifugal 3.32c. Raffinirter
itstis.
Gbieaso, 8. SuIi.
@.issn.-5ilr SuIi 79s-79ae, am
SdIub 79se; fir September ISL,
79ac. am G1lub 78sc.
MsIfdtorn. sir Suli 674-6Si
am S@lub -67ss; fit Septsmbsr 64i
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bic Wahfrage nat 9arlsben nur unbeben.
fenn unb Uslb ID miaig. Sir Earleben ,on
eags pHyoea ppn ben Banten sK-4oo be.
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purben 81 Bart jpiiasn ganlsn pertauit.
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t1000
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8; 20 9ase SidBi, 1856 - $4.s6K per C;
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Centjdlans. fase Sidt, RArf s63,
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ser Gompognie 9.
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College" 5weiter 2iellienant Der
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