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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
GERMAN CRUISER REPORTED.
SUNK OlEIS COAST OF SCOTI A Nm

LONDON, December q (4:45 =. My
Persistent rumors are current that a
German cruiser has been sunk off the
coast of Scotland.
1t is also rumored that two British
destroycrs arrived at Lelth, Scotland,
badly damaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

Mrs Emma Frances Shrader, wido;v os
John Shrader, who lived at ll9 stone
VAL street died last night at ll:45
Shrader was ffty-hvc years Of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
HRrrISH wARSIIIPs CAPTURE
TNNO MAN-OMNISI CIV, a NJ nm

LONDON. December % (3:a0 A. ny.
1t is announced that British warsbin.
have captured near the Falkland is.
ianhs two German owned steamers.
the Baden and Santa Isabel, both nv
Ing the flag OF the Hamburg American
Line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED. girls for ushcrs and man
Tor nGket takcr. Apply o'clock,
strand Theatre. formerly Empire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

FIGHTING AROUND NIEUPIRT
DIMINIsHES IN INTENSITY
Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch !
WEST FLANDERS, December ell
The lighting around Newport has di-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Fine Candies i'm
Christmas Baskets
and Packages

One Of the most timely and ap-
preciated gifts of the season is
Fine Candy-and here you can
obtain the FINEST. Put up in
attractive Christmas Baskets and
Packages. See them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
Unhealthy
Stage of
Year
VARIABLE WEATHER OF PRES
EMIT MONTH AGeRAvATES
CHRONIC ILLS.
As For Catarrh, That Disease Is I'm.
avoidabIe at This Time of Year
Wet Weather Harms.

The present stretch of variable
weather--hot one day, cold the next,
and wet the following days produce
ing not only plenty Of disease, but 1t
is aggraVating all the chronic ills that
man is possessor Of. The vital statis
tics show that this season Is bad for
people in all kinds of employment and
scarcely anyone but has cold or ag-
gravated catarrh. The prevalence of
these aggravated cases was easily
seen yesterday at the Medicinal Insti
tute, where the crowd was larger than
usual. rheumatism was a prominent
disease, that also rejecting the present
weather in increased pains and aches
At the institute the specialists were
almost overrun by the rush of people
who were miserable with their various
ills. The success of these skilled ply
SicianS have with chronic diseases is
being demonstrated every day, and
those who were there yesterday will
not be disappointed The Institute is
open from 9 in tho morning until at
night; Sundays, in the morning until
AT noon. Testimonials from all over
continue to come in, and yesterday the
following was given for publication:
When I commenced to take the
Medical Experts treatments and using
their medicines, my hands and feet
were numb and stiff they were in the
worst condition that one could i'm
agine. I could not move them at all
] had catarrh also, but using their
medicines for one week helped me
SO that I was surprised myself, and
L told my friends in Button that /
was going to let them treat me for the
other diseases I had. M blood would
not circulate properly. They told me
what the cause was after examining
me, and now a healthier person in the
city OF Decatur cannot be found My
sister, Mrs. Jane Gray, has lived here
for thirty-SiX years and will Vouch
for the tFuthfulness of this treatment.
(Signed) "E. y. SATTERLEE."
Adv =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
REBELS WIN THE
CHAMPIONSHIP

The championship game of the Lem
ons, Rubes and Boobs basketball league
was played January 2, and was q vic
tory for the Lemons, who won over
the Rubes by a score Of Il to 10. This
game finishes the series. The captains
are as follows: Rubes, Dana Mitchell:
Rocgc.
The results OF the group games.
which have been running for the past
several weeks are that the Rubes won
the championship by over 200 points,
third. Tine different events in the
games were relay race. running high
jump, running broad jump. standing
high jump, standing broad jump, fence
vault, pull-ups, dips, obstacle race. and
rope climb.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
MUCH RIVALRY IN
GAME TOURNAMENT

Much rivalry has been manifested at
the y. NJ G. A. in the anne tOUrna-
ment during the past week. The tour
nament was conducted for the boys in
ping pong, shuttle board and checkers
The rules called for the playing Of ten
different boys at any time during the
week, which made it possible for many
boys to enter the tournament who
would have missed the competition.
Much interest was shown in ping
pong among both the high school and
grammar school boys and il was by
real ability that Julius Menko won the
championship He is TO receive a
pennant as the reward for this hard
fought victory.
Checkers brought out a dark horse.
Sherman Yates is among the many
new members Of the "" and was
therefore not looked upon as a posi-
BILE winner, but it was not very long
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rha Leo-ard's Spots"

1.-THE Leo-ard's Spots"
Tim Shelby, a Negro LeadeT--Dillon
NJ. Deasy.
Richard BarrOws.
General Worth, His Old Commander
Joe, General Worth's Butler-Wiris
Evans.
Everitt Lowell a Northern Philan-
MISREPRESENTATION Earle.
Helen Lowell, His Daughter-hate
Guyon.
Thomas Dixon. il.
George Harris. a Rich Negro Editor
I-Alpneus Lincoln.
Mcleod, Lily White-Ezra Walck.
Johnson, Harris Sub Editor-Daw-
son McCrary.
Marion Lenoir. Harris Stenographer
Viola Fitzpatrick.
Captain of the Guard-David James.
Corporal Of the Guard-Arthur Da-
First Guard-John Allen.
BY an excellent cast, The Leopard's
Spots" was presented to a well filled
house last night. OF all the sensational
stories written by Thomas Dixon, The
Leopard's Spots" is without doubt the
best, and the play. a very good drama
tization of the book, is the best of the
Dixon plays.
Sensational plays which tend to ex-
cite race prejudice, no matter how we'll
given, should not be sent into the
south, or the north either, for the audi
once invariably leaves the house with
out being satisfied. Dixon has a COM
manding style of expression and the
dialogues are full Of intense feeling,
but no good comes from story of
the character OF L-eopard's Spots.
Manager Levy. who is making such
a success Of the opera house this
season, always does everything in his
70 T1Io
night, realizing that race feeling might
be excited, refused to allow negroes
to witness the production. Usually the
gallery is well filled with negro pa
irons at all Of the shows.
Thomas Dixon, Jr, son of the au-
thor, has one Of the leading roles TAX
ing the part of Bob st. Clair, the young
RevoIutionIst. He is very young to
have become so proficient in his work.
The women members OF the cast are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
MARINES WILL
Be BACK HERE
IN FE BRUARY
LEAVE HERE TODAY ABOARD THE
PRAIRIE FOR CULERRA, BUT
HAVE ORDERS TO RETURN TO
PENSACOLA NOT LATER THAN
FEBRUARY 10.

According to the orders received,
the Prairie will leave here sometime
within the next twenty-four hours,
with the second advance base regi-
ment of marines. now stationed at the
Pensacola navy yard aboard, the deS-
tination being Culebra-
The marines will spend about a
month at Culebra, where thew will take
up advance base work, after which
they will return to Pensacola where
they will be permanently stationed.
The marines have orders TO be back
in Pensacola not later than February
16 This means that they will be here
to participate in the Mardi Gras cele-
bration this year.
While it is not known at just what
hour the Prairie will leave, all of the
officers were ordered to be aboard be-
fore midnight last night and all of the
men will be required TO be there this
morning, SO that it is probable that the
vessel will sail before night.
The Journal want Ad.
Way is the best investment
you can make.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
NOTICE.

All Water bills are now
due and payable at the
Water Office, City Hall. A
discount of .05fo will be al
lowed on all bills paid on or
before the 10TH, January; all
bills not paid by Jan. 81,
1914, are subject to be shut
off, and a penalty of $1.00
will be added.
PENSACOLA WATER
WORKS 3jan6t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03

Beginning with a matinee at $50,
Creatore and his great band Of mu-
sicians opens an engagement at the
opera house today and tonight That
the music lovers of Pensacola will
without saying, and a good size audi
ence il assured. Creatore's name is
famous throughout the United States
and as in previous years, he still
maintains a high standard of music
His programmes, which will be
changed for both performances. are
varied. and even the popular light op
cratic music has a change The prom
inent feature of Creatores Band this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03

season. is the I-onberto Grand Opera
Sextette, comprised Of well known op-
cratic singers. Throughout the entire
country this season. this feature has
been hailed with delight, and press
praise for the beautiful vocal efforts
of this well known operate seNtette.
Surely not even the most fastidious
music lover can find other than praise
for these artists. The LOmberdo Grand
Opera Sextettc is exactly the same in
composition as when seen in New
York two seasons ago. Tickets now
selling at BaIkcom's. Matinee $50.
Night SEQ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
WILL SEARCH FOR
THE BAD GUNMAN
az ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Bingham, Utah. Jan. 2.-Prepara-
tons to search the Urarl-Apex mine.
where Ralph Lopez, the gun man, took
refuge on November 81 were compIet-
ed today. Eight picked men awaited
word from Sheriff Smith to knock in
the bsllkhead and begin the search.
Lopez has killed six men since Novenn-
Der 81. Sheriff Smith was TO lead the
posse. S. s. Jones, newly appointed
chief of police and successor to Chief
OF Police j. W. Grant, who was killed
by Lopez, was second in charge. David
n. Ray and Deputy Sheriff julius
Soranson, who were with the posse
that fought the underground battle
with Lopez when two OF their COM
rades fell, were also to assist in the
hunt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
A DIFFERENCE IN WORKING
EOIIRG

mans WORKING day IS hours
His body organs must work perfectly
"a hours to keep him fit for 8 hours
work. Weak. sore, inactive kidneys can
not do it. They must be sound ana
healthily active all the time. Foley
Kidney Pills will make them so. Tou
cannot take them into your system
without good results following. DAl-
emberte'S Pharmacy. tAdg.b
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
SUFFS. ON MARCH
TO CAPITAL
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS


Nyack. n. Y. Jan. 3.-The band o.
suffra gettes who left New York on
new years day to march to Albany
set out from Nyack at 9 o'clock today.
They hoped to spend the night at
Tomplins Cove, Is miles north.
The first days journey over the
wind-swept Hudson river roads
brought the mixers to Nyack last nigh
with little enthusiasm for anything
but rest.
At Albany the unarchers will meet
other suffrage workers and present t.
the legislature a petition asking that
women be allowed to watch at the poll
when the proposed suffrage amendment
to the state constitution is voted on
in 1915.
When YOU have a bilious attack give
Chamberiain's Tablets a trial. They are
excellent. For sale by all druggists.
(Adv. }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03
BETTER PROTECTION
OF MILITARY PARKS.

Washington. Jan. THE war de-
partment has sent to the house BRO
posed legislation for better protection
Of national military parks. The meas
ure submitted defines as misdemean-
ors wiIful destruction, DETACHMENT, in
Jury or removal Of any monument,
statue marker. post, fence or other
structure or tree, arbor or plant within
the limits of any national park.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-03

very good looking and the cast as a
whole is we'll balanced
This afternoon and tonight Crea-
torres band vii! be the attraction At
the opera house and Pensacola music
lovers will have d rare opportunity
to hear one of the worlds greatest
musical organizations
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

brett einreiben upb 5Og Our9 oisis
Srel4e nit bera6seIaHenem 9ilier, bic
San3e eiRgelegt, an Der Spite isinsr
Httter ais Sieger in 2iitti9 elm .
t9 fur9te, NIT elmer 10 leioenI9aftli,
r1eH 8eOOlterung tpirb es nod DisIe
bIutige arbeit geben."
60 ipra9 Walter Scott. Elm Gnq.
ldnoer, iiber oieaiitti6er bes 15. sSabrs
bunoerts; bieislben 2Itti4er. bic Der.
pnnoete Soloatsn in smpDrenber Wei,
ie mtbhanbelt baben; bieielben 2iittts
der, Die Debrloien Die @ugen ausita.
den uno bic 8eine ubIdgten; bieIelbsu
Gitti4er, bic 2ler3te unb Rotbe &relSs
Wdrter nieberi6ofen; bieielbeu 2iittis
der, bic ben 68>idbrtgen bodbsoeuten.
ben Or. 9ottI6aIt BON 5raEtfurtb
am Utain, Der ii9 Islbitlos in ben
9tenit Der Rd9ftenlisbe gsiteat bate.
taItbliitig BEL Der QusIbung feines Be
rlfes ermoroet baben; bieTelbeH 9iits
,ti6er, Die Den perfiben Gngldnoern
ben @orpdno our &riegsertldruug aez
geben. 90 ipraa DOR bunbert sSahrsu
elm @ngldnber iiber bic 2iittiaer unb
oteie 2iitti4er limb beute nod biefels
ben tpie DOR blinOert Sabrsn: bas brli,
talite, piIoeits Bolt Guropas fir
bas oieie &ommiFion Der .!SpGnen
bes S4la9tfelbes" bier Stimmung
MAIDEN modte. Waiter Scott's Morts
beiteben no4 6eute gu Re9t,
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Sic 9attiaer.
B bic @iIbengeblie
ben bic lie puren.

Die beIgiffe proteittommifiion lit
bier einsetruffen, um 2anb unb 9olt
nit ibren erlOgeneu 9eri6ten iiber
beutide 8reueltbaten gu persiftsn.
WtGu t0nnte oieiem 9eu9leriiden
Bad, bas ii6 urplDBli9 auf oie pOr.
nebmen, feinseiitteten Sulturmen.
ihen aufipielt, nit benz einem WOr.
te Yaungo" abfertigen, aber mir mol.
len Iieber einem GngIdnoer, einem
einpanofreien, bo6beoeutenben @ng-
lGnber bas Wort ertbeiIeu. gu elmer
3eit, oa Die un6seinflubte Meinuna
iih iiber bic fiGmiI9en S6anb. unb
9reueItbaten entriiItst, biirfte Elm Dor
bunbert Sdbren gefdlItes urtbeiI @u!.
ter Scott's iibsr bds DeIen bieies
Uoltes BON @ert5 iein.
Quentin 0urpdrb. Der Selb bes
gIei6ndmigen biftoriIhen Rpmuns,
befinbet iif i'm SoaIs oes biI60fli.
den palaites gu 9utti9 unb beridtet
bon elmer SpatioR, ipeI6e inn bic
Sufftner Sepolterung infol9e zines
Srrtbums bsreitet babe. Seine Uni.
form zines i6ottii6en @arosf4Gssn
beg sOnigs bon 6rnutrei6 babe bic
Don 5einoen beorGngten 2iitti6er auT
Die Wsinuns sebra9t, bic erboffte
fran80ifde SiIfe Iei ba. als Dur.
lparo Die aufrii6reriI6en StGbte als
plebs beSeihuet, Der beim 9lnblid ue.
oroneter Sruppen 5erienaeIb ae6en
tpirbe, erpioert ibm Der &apIan:
rSbr tennt Die 3iitti6sr nirbt! Mton |
tam oon ihnen Idgen, bab lie bus !
brutaIite, pitbeIte @plt @urupas iinb. |
Der 9er5os bon 8ursuno sii6tiate iis
bon aipeimal fir ibre ipieberbplten |
Jteutereien. beIdrdnfte ibre pribiIes |
jien, nabm ibnen bic 9anner pec -
'ds leBte Wlal i5Ius er fie BEL Saiut |
Srou unb tpeieerte iid, UNI iie an bem |
erneren aufitunb au binbern, b,trh
ines Der Sbore etn3uaieben, Ipnbern |
iss Ole StaStmauer pisrsis Rla5tsr |
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csaaowirt6f6aftfi6es.
Ghuas bonn Suf6sidllaa Scr gferb


| Ser Suibeiflng lit bel oen Bier.
ben etn notbpenOiRes llebel. Inn Den
Suf nit einem Sdlute aeqen Die ger.
itorenoe gintuirfimg unierer fiinit.
liden StraBen 5u umgebeu. Gin
llebel lit er 0esbalb, neil er man.
derlei geadltbeiIe nit iib briugt. ma.
mentIth aber Die gIu5oebnbarfeit
Der iutteren EbeiIe 6eS Sufes be.
ifrdutt un6 8erarIaiilng sur gu.
iammeT5iebung 0esieIben gibt.
GS entiteben haourh nanderlet
Granfbeiteu, ailf sic mir bier peaen
9ialmmangelS nift nGber eingebeu
f6nnen. Die Der alien Sarmern lulS
Qieroebeiitern mebr ooer peniger
5rlibeI unb llrtoiten bereiten. 0enn
miro oaber gut tbun, oenielben 6eIIar
eurb eine poiienOe @ebanoIlmg 6eS
Sufes, Der ia feiu Stiid Solj, ion
ocrn et1uos 2ebenoiges lit, oor3u6cil.
gen 9Iageueiue HegeIn Oarii6er III
geben, lit rHm0aIi6. bo IN ieOem Elm.
3eInen Sale Der 9eid)log lid uad)
Der 9eifafienbeit oes oufes rid,ten
muB. ilnb man iebe oaber namentlidj
nur buralf baB oas aIte Glen iitt
Ioseeriiien, ionhcrn Die
geieten 5irpor aufgenadt lperoen, oa
i'm anoeren Sale Die gtagelloHer I'M.
notbig ertueitert unb nitt ieIten
JarBe Stiide Sorn nit ApeggeriIien
per6en.
serncr urirB mon baraui ad)tet
bob sas &,tat8neiSen 6es $aiss
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6 bica9o, IA. Sept6r.

- Ii. OtPtul.
Deisen.-Siir September $1.02-
LOG. am SfIuB $1.02; fir December
N044-1.10a, ON S6luB $1.113;
fir Wai $1.11a-1.18a, am S9IuB
S1.114.
UelidtOrn.-ffiir septembsr 7O4c
-72sc, am S9luB 70sc; fir M2ai
72aa--75c, an S6luB 72ic.
6afer.-Tiir September 46a-5O4c
ON SdIub 46ae; fir Mai 49s-53sc;
an S6lub 49sc.
Bort Fir Sttober $500; fir
Sanuar $20.15-2o.55; am ea!uB
$20.15.
edmals-Fir OttUber $9.12-
$50. am S4IuB $9.15; fir Stanuar
$977-10.0O. ON S6IuB 1882.
Rippenfsiten.- Stto6er $11. .25
-11.37, am Gdlub $1125; fir
sSanuar S10.57-1O.57., am S6luB
$10.57.
6uisr.-g1o. 3 tp.ibsr, 46a-474c,
Stanbarb 47-48ae.
G.rite.-Ro. 2, 90-92c.
Simotbp tbp.-400-6.0O.
$l.s.-RominslI.
port.-$18.0O.
S4maIs.- 1912.
Rippenisitsn. - $11.37-1187.
guttsr.-Wartt ftstis. Creamery.
24st-30c.
sr.-Wartt itetig. CroinarDI
firits 21-22c; firits 221-23tc.
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Dtebmdrfte.
Gineinnati. IA Gsntbr.

Gineinnati. Ia Sept6r.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt pdbrenb b.r
bergdngenen 48 StuRben. pergli6.n
NIT berielbsn 3sit Der berganaen.n
Wo4e, tparsn fuie foGgt:
3ufuhr. Rinbp. S6tpeine. Sdafe.
T. Sept. 2343 2746 1452
IA. Sept. 3402 1887 1415
Derianbt pdbreno oerIelben 3.it:
Rinbb. S6D.in.. G4afe.
2. Sept. -. 81 883 AL
IA. ept. -. 40 All 1923
Rinbbieb. - Die heutige gu.
fubr mar eine 5ismIih crOb. unb bic
prsiie fielen infplgebeFen um 10
25c. gegen SdluB purss Der Martt
lebhaft. Stoders unb Jss6ers fieleu
ebenfalls lin 10-15c. - Wittlsre
unb f4ipers there $760-9.OO, S9i.u
$3,50-6,00. Ileii9sr Stisre $3.50
800, Ssifers s4.50-7.75, aibe
$3.5O-5.50, Gonnc.s $3.5O-465,
StOd 6eifsrs $5.35-6.25.
gullen. - Die 3ufupr iotpubl
ipis bic Radfraas mar cine re6t quite,
bod iielen bic prsiis I'm 1o-15c per
100 pfunb.
Wil6tiibe, - ctn Der berflOTe.
Esn WoAe mar bic RaGirase cine
re6t CUTE unb ole preife lparen itstig.
eEtra $80-85, quite Bib auserleiens
S6o-77.50. prbindrs bis fair Sis
55.
Maasre unb Iei6te &.75-5.75,
goloana So. $50, grtra S6.4O-I
$50, fette guIIen $6,50-6.75.
* q Der. - Die 3ufu6r mar 6eu.
te alenli6 arob uno Die prsiI, itetig.
Sroinare uHo arpbe $5.50-1O.75,
Iair bis CUTE Isi5te $7.75-11.25,
grtra $11.50.
9 6peine. - 9a bic greiis in
ben anberen glGriten herunterginsen
unb aud bic 3ufubr SiemIid srob
mar, 10 fisIen bier bic preiIe i'm 15c |
uno Der Martt i5lob fhpat. 2ei6z |
te 9eridnbtiortsn uub fette Tertsl iis.
len nm 10c. per 100 Dfunb. -
@ute biz aussrleiens 8erpadungs.
!lno sIeii6sriOrten $9.3O-9.35, or.
eindre BIB auserleIene ftpere f.tte
'etie Sdne $5.75-8.25, Grtra $3.50
-8.35. Gtaas S4.75-7.OO, Iei6te
eerfanbtiorisH $8.50-9.35. G.rtel
'on l10 pfuuO S5.25-8.35.
3 6afe uno 2ammer. -
Die Rahfrass mar cine aute un0 bic
Breife iparsn itetis.
Shofe: grtra Ieidte So, quite Bis
'userleiene $4,000. prsinir. 6is
air S2.75-425, 'bfrers Sddfe
I4.OO-4.75, gdmmer $5.5O-8.75
sulls $4.50-525.
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8luk'fa fahribten.
Sisn ag. Is. September.

~ ~ u - IL. OSPtE"1bNN'
Der ObiOiluB 1T Iangiam i'm 6aI.
len begriffen. 9eitern 2lbeno bate
oerieIbe bel bieiiger Staot einsn 0ai.
I.ritanb Don 12.1 SUB.
Die fOIsenben 0epei4en trafen ge.
tern bier eiu:
pittsburg, pa.-6.1 SUIT unb fteigt.
DbeIina. 9a.-S.1 SUB, fdlIt.
partersburg, SO. 9a.-2.8 fuB fGllt.
GbarleitOn, 80. 8a.-7.0 ifuB fGllt.
qurtbsmout6, S,-4.5 RuB fdllt.
2ouisOille. ap.-8.0 FuB fallt.
gpanspiIle. Snb.-7.3 SUP fGIt.
Seun.-S ffub fGllt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-7.1 TuB fdIIt.
Cairo. ssIIs.-15.4 Fub fdut.
Wempbis, Jenn.-S.5 sFuR fGllt.
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Delfdforn.- -Martt ftetig. g2o.
selbes 86c c. |. {. per 3ufubr. argenti
ntides 85c. nominel, abgeliefert.
oafsr.-Wartt rubig. Stanbart
tpsiber 53-53a, Ho. 3 52a-53. fan
cpclippeb peiber 55-57c.
Seu.-Wartt rubig. primd $1.15
Wo. ] 81 1.0O-1023c. SO. 2. 95c, SO.
3 $500.
SOpfsn.-Wsartf ifetig. @tate, Dr.
binrer biz oussrleiener 1913 30-40t.
1912. 14-16c, pucific &uite 1913,
1S-21c, 1912 14-16c.
6dute. .-Wartt ftetig. gpgOta 28-
29c. Central 2lmerita 274c.
Geber. r.-Wurtt felt. 6emlod firit
2-32c; ieonos 30-31c.
Bort. t.-Nartt rubig. Meb $24-
24.50. 5amilp $26.00-28.00, I6ort
clear $23.00-26.00.
geef.-Nartt unregelmGbig. MeB
S23.00-24.00, SamiIp $1,000 bis
300.
sdmal8. martt itetia. 9li0ble
W.it $9.50-9.60.
sals.-Wurtt ru6ig. Gitp 61t
gountrp 64-6ac, Special &C.
Wolle-Nartt fsit. 9omeitic
6leeee Sbio 31-32c.
Sdra.-Martt rubig. Struineo Of.
binGres bis nutps 60 75
serpentan- Marft nomineG. Ulds
dine Barrels 44-46c.
Reis.-Wartt rubig. ginbeimiI6er
prima Biz auserleisner 53-6sc, pats
na nominslI.
MOIaiIes. - W1orft felt. gletp Sr.
lsans Open aettle 5000.
3uder feIt. I2olafies
5.62c, Centrifugal 6.27c. Rafiinirter
itetis. Gut Qoaf 815c, Gruf6eb 8.O5t,
Muulb Q7.70c, Cubes 7.5Oc, xxx
lsouberso 7.40t, gppbereb 7.35c, |
5ine aranulateo 7.25c, Diamond 81
725c. GOnfsttionerg' q 7.15c go. 1
S7.o5.
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1rb 0opbs. Warft.
Gineinnatt. Il @eptbr

Der Martt mar in Der psrfIofsnen
Wote iebr Iebbaft unb ss ipurben Be-
ionoers piel Serbfs unb @interitoffe
sstauft. Die prtiie tpurben DON ben
Dabritanten In pisIen 56len erb5bt,
bic bieiigen 6dnbIsr aber bielten nod,
an ben beiiebenbsn 9rsiisn fsh
ynh GuotirttB tpie folgt;
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Ghicaao. IA. G.pt6r

SaDeine. - ,3ufubr $4,000. War.t
ltstia. 9sitte SS.60-9.30. oemii6t.
SS.25-9.30. ibrpere $S.05-9.OO,
raube $S.o5-S.20, Gertsl $4.75-
$50.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr $4,000. greiie
iietis. SeeOss $3.50 Hoo, Sti,rs
S6.35-9.25. StOtsrs unb iSeeberg
S5. .40-8.25; Siibe unb 6eifsrs S3.75
$50. &GIber $8.o0-12,O0.
Sdafe.-3uiubr $4,000. preiie
Jet. Sdufe $5.40-6.25, SdbrIinse
S6.00-700. aammer $7.O0-S.75.
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aasmdrtise WSrfte.
Rem gorf, Id. sett6r.
Ulebl. niebrioer.

Ufepl-Brelle nIebrtger.
RogseumebI -Wurtt itetis. Jair
bts eiItes $5.70-6.85, aussrlsIenea
bis fanep $4,000.
Wlaismsbl. Wartt itetis. S.in.s
treibes unb aslbes $2.00-2.05. rau.
hss $1.90-1.95. tiln orieb $3.50.
Mosgen.-Narit itstig. Ro. 2
tpeftliter 95c c. /, {. Buffalo.
Serits,-Wlarit ruhig. WaIsserite
70-S2c.
Wsiasn.-Murtt fbpa9 go. 2
rotber $1.08. glo. 2 barter $l.074c
Ro. l Rortbern 0ulutb $1.o9i, unb
gao. l Rortbern Wanitoba $1.13ic.
c. I, I. Buffalo.