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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
lIeberFdbt bes Cincinnati II
Wfarftes,
8ar bic RontaG ben %. Rai
1914 snSiesnbe Ds4s.

Cincinnati. 25. Rei.
Die nadfols.nben QuotiruHs.n be.
sieben iid nur auf gusros Trans
aitiOnen. Bel tl.iusrsn g.I&dft.r
iperben stipas bSb.re prsif. bsr.9nst
propifionem
Der Marit mar rubis. pr.iI. itetiq
9 Gmala. prima Gtsam
9.80-9.90c {. o. B.
9ro6ensefalseues JIeifd
Sbcrt clear Ssiten 12-123e, Ihori
Rippeni.it.n 11a-12c, .rtra i6ort
elear S.ii.n 117-12c, e9uItern IL
-113c, Bellies 13l-13ie Iofs unb ae
msbs ptrpndt.
Bacon. = Gbort clear Geitsn
13-133c. .urss Rippsnf.it.u 12a-
13e. eytro ibort clear Gsiten 12i-
13e. G&u,tsrn 12-124c unb g,iiss
14E E143e Iofe uno 3e per pfunb
la.hr Derpadt.
Sugar Gureb Glsii&. -
GMiEten 16-16}. g.ienie GtuItern
12A-1 13e, greaifaft Bacon l9-2Oc.
ehuItsrn 12a-13e, Rem y)orf gui
SauIiern 12s-13c. trodene Beef.
G8inisn S27.00-28.oO.
GiSsep0f.Itss GIeifd.-
Gtintsn 13t-14e. pientc SduIt.rn
10a-11c. Belliss 15-16e, G&u.isrn
lille. y7sp yort Gut 11-11ae.
Grff&es Gltifd. - e&in.
ten 13-139c. pieaic Saultern 1OA
lie. Sduliern 10A-11e, iborf
Rippenfeit.n 1l-11t, fort clear
G<ifen 11-112c. sytra fbort Gsiten
!loa-11t. Bellies 1sa-16A pro
pfuns-
MebI unb @ttreibs
WebI. - Wint.r pat.nt $4.25-
4.50. Wini.r Ganep $3.s0-4.15.
Winter 6ancp $3.90-4.15, Winter
gamiIb $3.20-3.50, grtra $500
9.15, orbindrss $2.75-2.95, Barter
Wsijsn patsnt $3.75-3.90, bo. fancs
S3.85-4.25, bo. Gamilp s3.5O-3.75.
Rosgeumebl. norbneItIih aemifhteS
S3.75-3.90, reints gitp $4.10--l
40. ssmif9ies $3.S0-4.10 per Dbl.
DeiJen. - Ho. 2 rotber Wint.r
97-98c, Rp. 3 bo. 96-97c, Ro.
4 rotber S6-95c per 9u,
meIf6to-n 9p. 2 mfibes
76-76is Wo. 3 iDeibss 70 - 76s. ]
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gOlOana $6.25-7. Grtru $7.1o-7..
Is, fette gu1en $7O0-7.25.
q SGlber,-9ie 3ufubr luar 3iem.
ltd 9rob unb bic preiIe ftetig.
OrbinGre unb grObe $3.50, fan
Bis CUTE lei6te $50.
g 6petne. Die 3ufubr bon
S6tpeinen mar aiemli6 grOb unb bic
preiie ftelen I'm 10-15c per 1O0pfb.
@ute big cuserleiene @erpqtungs.
unb Tleii6eriorten $8.35-8.40, Or
bindre bis uuserleiene i9pers fette
SGue $5,50-7.50, @rtra $3.50,
Stags $4.50-6.50, @rtra $3.50,
lei6te 9erianotTorten $8.2O-8.30,
Fertel bon ITO qfunb unb fpsniger
$6-8,15.
S6afs unb 2Gmmer.-Der
Waartt fir Sdafe unb Qdmmer mar
beute itetig, 5riibiabrs 2Gmmer aber
paren rar uno feit i'm preiie.
S6afe. -@rtra lsi9ts $5-5.1O,
quite Bis auserleTene $4.65-5, orOis
ndre Bis fair $3.25-4.60, ihnsre
Sdafe $3.50. - 2Gmmer: Grtra
$3.50, quite Bis auserleiene STOOL
40. orOinGre Bis fair $5.50-6.75,
Triibiabrs Gdmmer $3.50 - 9,25;
GrtrG paren nibt gum Bertaufs
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Niebmdrfte.
Gincinnatt, 25,

Gincinnati, 25. Mdi.
3uiubr uRb 0erIdnbt nGbreno Der
psrsanaensn 4S Stunoen, pergIifen
nit bsrielbeu 3eit Der pergangsRsH
Dote, parsn pie folst:
3ufubr. RinbD. S6peins. S6afe.
18. Mdi 2114 1897 2OO8
%. Weat 2572 423s 1880
9sriaRot pdbrenb oieisr 3eit:
Rinbp. S6tpcine. S3afe.
16. Mai 116 421 2163
25. Rai 262 62O 1883
Rinbpteb b.-0ie 3ufu6r par
bsuts 5ismIid grOB, bod iparsn CUTE
bis auserleiens Stiers rar unp feIt i'm
preiie, bic anbersn aber um 15-25c
ntsbriger ais am S6Iub Don lebter
Wods. Stpders perbeu fat gar ni9t
gstauft unb fino I'm 25-50c niebris
ger. - MiIdtiibe limb IangIam uno
um $3-$5 per Stit niebriser.
WtittIsre uno ihipere Stisre $3.50
1865, auserleisns bis ertra $S.75-
SO, S6Isn $3.75-7.00, SIeiI6ers
Stiers $6.50-S.?5, aussrlsiene $3.50
6eifers $5.75-8.25. ausees
pGblte bis ertra $S.35-S.75, fancp
$S.S5-8.90, 9ube $4.25-6.25, uuss
a.pGblte bis EXTRA $6.50-6.75, Gans
ners S3.50-4.50, Cutters $3.50
$50, Stodsrs unb Gesbers $6-$8,
Stod Seifers $5.50-6.5O, Stpds
&iibe $4.25-5.50.
8ullen-Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia bod fieIen bic preiie lin 10
15c,
Iuasre uRS Isi4ts $5.25-6.25,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26

ndrer bis aussspdbltsr 1913, 81
40c; 1912, Is 18e. pdeific &iiite
1913, 1896; 1912, 15-17c.
| 6aute.- -Martt ftefig. gosotd 29-
30c; Central 2(msriea 284e.
2eber.- Marft feit. Semlod firIts
SOC. ieconbs 2S-29c.
port.-Marft taum itetig. Web
$22-22.50; 5amilb $23-26; Sbort
glear $19.50-21.50.
8eef. -Martt itetis. MeB SIT
1880; iYamilb $19-20.
Gut Weats. .-Marft rubig. @ep0z
telte Bellies DON 10 Bis IA 9funb 124
-144c; gep0telte S9inten 14c.
S6mals. - Warft ru6is. Wibble
@et $9.85-9.95; raffinirtes pillig.
Continent $10.50; Glib Qmerita
$11.15; COMPOUND 89-8ac.
5alg.-Wartt ruhis. GitD 64c mo-
minea, Gountrb 6-64c; Special SIC.
gaumpoIiadmenol. = Wtartt felt.
prima CONNER gelbes $7.o8.
Wolle. = Wartt itetig. 0omeitic
islsste Xxx Sbio 28c.
Sara.-Martt rubig. Struineb DR.
bindrss big autes $4-4.10.
5erpentin iit Dillig. Ytai4ine Bar
rels 4Sac.
Reis. - Martt rubis. 0omeitic,
prima Biz auserleiensr 2a-6e; patna
5a-6c.
MoldFes.-Wartt itetig. Retp Or
leans open Aettle 35-55c.
3utsr. .-Robsr itstig. Wlolufes g.
64c; Centrifugal 3.29c; raft: Gut
2oaf 5.O5c; Grllibes 1886; Roulo
u 4.6Oc; 8iiriel 4.35c; xxx
8oipbereo 4.25c; RoDoereo 4.20;
ieiner 9ranuIirter 4.10c; 2iamono
q 40; GOnicctioners q 400; gO. 1
$50.
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Musmdrtise Mdrfte.
Rs 10 gort, 25. Wlai

Rem gort, 25. Mai.
Nebl. = Rartt fsit, Gprina ga.
tents $4.60-4.S0; Winier Straiabts
$4.25-4.35, WiHtsr Yatents $4.4O
40; Spring GIsars $4.0O-4.15;
ertra Ro l gBiuisr $3.65-3.85;
ertra Ro. 2 Winisr $3.40-3.55.
RossenmebI. Wtartt feit. 5air bis
autes $3.35-3.50, auserIeienes bis
fancp $3.55-3.70.
Ulaismebl 1T felt. sSeinss tpeibes
uub sslbes $1.50-1.55; raubes ST..
45-1.50. .tiIn brisb" $3.75.
Rosasn. -Rartt fstis. go. 2 melt
lider 73te c. I. {. Rem yort Grpprt.
0erite. = Wrtt rubis; gsalaserite
6o-68e {. /. (. Buffalo.
Deiasn.-Wartt feit. Ro. 2 barter
Winter $1.054c {. /. I. Rem gOrt;
go. 2 rotbsr 1896; go. l Rpribern
Duluth $1.033, RO. / Rortbern Mas
nitobo $1.05 {. 0. b. i6pimmenb.
WsIi6torn.-NGrtt felt. Ro. 2 seIr
bes S1ec c. |. I.
Safer.- Rartt itetig. Stanbar6
fpeiber 46a-47c; 10. 8 46-46tc;
fancb ipeiber 47A-49ac.
9eu.-Brima $1.07a; gap. l ST.
12a-1.15; go. 2 $1.05; go. 3 95e--
81; 0eriontiorte 75-S0c.
6opfeL-Msartt itstis. Stae, orbis
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s bitQep, 25. U1oi..

~ y, SO' Ol@l'
Wsi5sn.-Jlr Mai 97a $50, an
Sdlub 97se; fir SuIt 865-87sc
am S6luB 874c.
Deli6tOrn.-Siir Wlai 69t-703c
am ShluB 70Ac; fir Suli 67s-684c
am S6luB 67ae.
6afsr.-Jiir Mai 41-424c, an
Sdlub 424c; fir SuIi 39g-4oc, an
S6lub 39gc.
Roaeen. 2 66c.
gsrite 50-64c.
5imDtbp $3,75-4.75.
&lee Sob.
BORT $19.95.-5iir Suti $20-20.=
II, am S8luB $2o.10; fir Septems
kr $19.77-19.85, am S4lub $19.s
81.
@6maIs $9.82.-5Hr SuIi $s.87;
fir September $10.05-10.l5, am
S6Iub $10.05.
Rippenieitsn S1O.87-11.37. Sir
Suli S11.2O-11.25, am Salub SILL
20; fir Ssptsmber $11.30-11.32;
an S6lub $11.30.
guttsr.-qr.iis b06er. Grsomeries
19-253c.
gier. Mtartt itsttg. Srbinart
firits 17-174c, firits 18c.
&GIs. - Wartt itetis. Saiiies IA
-144c; 5pins 134-14c; 9tmericas
15i-15at; Gong Sprns 144-14ac.
aartoffsIn.-preiie bOber. W(i6ts
aan unb 0isconiin ipetbe S0-85c;
Mitiaan rotbe 70-75c; 2ouiiiana
n.ue $1.30.
GsfIIsel.-asbenbss itstis. 9aRner
e
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esanowirt6 t6f6aftfi6es.
Stlase bs. 9runfutter.

Silaee bs. 9run futter.
Wlit eingsbenbsn untsriuaungen
lin ben lpirt6Idaftli6eR Dsrtb bes
GrInfutterbaues uno oes gln6Gue5
ionitiger, iaftreitsr 6utterpfIanSen,
segenubsr bem pirtbi9dftli9en
@srt6 Der SiIagebereitung, unb ums
lstebrt, ri9tia gu ertennen, bat iiA
bic lanopirtbi6oftIi6e 9eriu6sitas
tipn bss bebeutenbiten mil6ptrtbz
li6sn Studtss Der Union, Wi5s
coniin, einsebenb bei9dftigt. 0as
Grge6nib, bieIer llHteriu6ungen faiz
len bic profehprsn 5. 80. @OG, 9.
6. Sumpbrep unb u. 6. Seiterbuis
in cinem ioebeu sribienenen rgulIez
tin" Der genanntsn Decentralization in
fol9enoen 6saatenspertbeH SGssn Sui
iammen:
Sur grsdn5una tnapper Weibsn
uao 3ur @rm0gIidung elmer gleifz
mdbigen unb 0tOnomii6sn &ufrshtz
srbaltuns beg MiI6flufIss Der Siibe
1T bic 9ernenbung BON Waisiilage
portbeilbafter ais Der @ebrau6 BON
griinen ober iaftreiden 5utterpflons
gen. Dieter Sag bat in jsbem Sale
feline Ssitdtigung pdbrsnb @eriu4e
gsfunoen. bic brsi Sabre lang nit
Der Mtlaplebbesros Der Staatsunioers
fiat bpn Wisconiin bur6gsfiibrt
purbsr. 9urd bic 9erpenbung pon
Stlase pdbrero bes Sommers per=
een Die Siibe in elmer aUsgeSei6netsn
trrperlihen 9erfaiTung erbalten. gez
hen geiunosr uno trGftiger in ben
6erbit unb Winter uno perfen etnen
:peientlid ey56bten jdbrIidsn Retu.
gepinn az.
Bel ben tiuidlGsigen uerglei6sns
ben geriIaer, peIhe in Der Ser
iud 3itnt'cn orr WisconIin 81 oieIem
@rgsbniB fii6rten, purbeu aIs griis
ne. ober ioitiges 5utter Rotbtlee,
@rbien unb Safer, griiner Sdrtmais
(Tlint), Siibmais uno cine Wii9ung
bon Safer, @rtien uno Der 9ferbes
5d6nmaisIorte WisconIin go. Z be.
nust. lleber Die Menge unp 3sit Der
Iusiaat, bic 3eit Oes MGbens uuo
ben grtrua pro 5Idteneinbeit an
sriiner WlafIe uno Srodeniubitans
bon oieien 5utterpfIaH5en purbe Bel
ben 8eriu6en genuu BUD gefIibrt.
IS 5eists ii6 nun, baB Der &lec
Die peroauIi6ite unb I1madbaFtefte
9riinfuttsrpflan5e mar. SpGte.
ipurbe Der &les bur9 SiiBmais err
iest unb lebterer bepGbrte ii9 aIs
Criminals ais pprtbetlbafter fpte bic
8erfiitteruna pOn eriinem Safer,
1riinsh grbien oosr anbsren sriine1
5utterpflan3en. Die 6ei ben Der
Iuaen psrpeubets SiIase mar aus Der
IpeiBtDrnigen pfsrbe5abn RaisIortc
Rp. 7 unb Der geIbtDrnls
gen pferbeSabn Waisiorte @pIbtn
Slop bereitet pproen. Gs mar bies
cine Siloge BON Isbr sleihmGbiser
Ssi9affsn9eit, Die bon ben Siibsa |
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IL
Otenitag, 26. Mai 1914.

Der SbiofluB 1T iiberaQ i'm 5auen
beqriffen. Sciteru 2lbenb bate Der
Ielbe bel biefiaer StuOt einen WaiIers
itano BON 14.3 SUP.
Die folsenoen 0epeIfen trofen
pdbrenb Des gsitrigen Sages Rier Elm:
gittsburg, pa.-2.5 SUB unb Iteigt.
8beeling, 70. 8a.-5.4 SUB.
gartsrsburg, W. 9u.-7.4 I'M fGllt.
Sanapba Sails, 80. 9u.-1.5 SUB.
Gbarleiton, SO. 8a.-17.1 unb ireigt.
portsmout6, Ola unb fdat.
louisville, &p.-7,9 uHb fdlt.
GpanspiQe, Sno.-17.5 unb fdlt.
HaIbbiQe, Senn.-8.4 uno fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-7.7 unb fallt.
Goiro, sus.. 24.1 unb fdat.
Wempbis, Senn.-18.8 uno fGQt.
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gslb .on cal. ~nrbe sn ~ - a96 aas.
seliehen.
prima Stl4dftspapisre wurOeH gu az
4& bisfoRtirt.
SterlingGrdangs iftiteiis--SiAt
~ $A.SSH - 4esH uHD Commercial su
N.S6Ss--A86H.
BAHsej ObfigatioRsH paren
ifwa4 uns uurssn ME iolgt saotirt:
Bsr. StaatsH RsfuHoirnRg 2 81 - 9S,
geb., ~ reailtrirts 109-l10X geb., Con.
Rpns 110-i11H ,SS re9iitrtrts lo1 4 -10l4,
@oupsHs lo1 4 = 100, Banana Negiitereo
az VI GEL, DO. Coupon 3as. 1oo-102.
Mftienmarft. - Gn btr 2onboner
Borls iino Die amerifanilden Baplere ge.
fallen uno bieies bate 5ur Joi9s, oab aud
bier oie grsiie beruniersinsea. Der Warti
idIsb i9wer
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Metau, Ntarft.
Rep gort, 25. Wlai.

Hep gort, 25. WIai.
aupfer.-WGrtt rubis. Spot unb
SuIi $3.50 - 14.12; Glectrolptic
$14s25, Gale nomineu; Gaitinss S14
-14.12.
3inn 1T itetia Su $33.1o-33.30.
QlntimOn lit fIau.-GpotiOn's $7.25
$7.37.
Giien.-Wartt itstig. go. l Rprt6>
ern $15.25-15.75; go. 2 Rortbern
$15.0O-15.50; glo. l Soutbern
$14.75 - 1926; so. 2 Soutbsrn
S14.50 1900.
gl.i 1T rubts gu $3.85-3.95.
SpeIter III rubig gu $5.05-5.15.
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Gbtcqoo. %. W&Qi.-

S6peine. .-3ufu6r $4,000. prsiIe
nieoriqer. Die metften 8ertdufe bra4s
ten $500 $50 lei6te $8,10-8.30.
qemti6ts $8.1O-8.3O, I4tpere $7.85
$50. ruube $7.85-8.00, 5ertel
$7.30-8.15.
RinOpieb. 3ufu6r $1,000. Mdrtt
iteti9. geeDes $7.35-9.30, Stiere
$710-8.20, Stpders unb 5eebers
$6.40-8.55. &iife uno 6eifers $3.7O
$50, &Glber $7-10.25.
S6afe. = 3uFubr 24,OO0. preiIe
niebriser. SAafe $5.15-6.10, Sdbrs
Itnoe $6.1O-7, 2Gmmer $6.10-8.z
20, Gribja6rss2Gm $6.50-9.40.
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go. A 90. 73-75c, go. 9 aelbes
74a -75c, yec. 3 DO. 73a- a-74lc, ,Ro
A DO. 72--73c, No. 2 gemii6tes "A
-75c, 9so. 8 DO. 73 74c, 9io. A
DO. 72-73c per @u. @eibes aoIben.
torn 74-75e, selbes bo. 75-76c,
genlifhtes bo.' 74-75c.
5afer.-glo. 2 tpeiber 431-44c.
Stanbarb ipeiBer 42A-43c, go. 3
tpeiber 42-42ac, go. A peiBer 4oa
-41ae, No. 2 aemiidtsr 42-421e,
Ro. 3 bo. 41a-42e, go. A bo. 40
41c.
Roggen.-Ro. 2 $3.50, go.
8 DO. 65-66c. go. a 90. 61-64e.
Ger Il e.-No. 2 sSriibiabrs SO -
zoe. To. 3 bo. 60-65c per gu.
Wbistp..
8ertauft purben GOT gbls. Dt.
ffillers Sfinifbsb Goobs auf FER Bats
bon $1.35 per 9allone.
Groceries.
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npapa Iabt bitten, sic m06tsn
ibm bus @olbitiid pehieInl"
~@erHl Do bait Du es benn,
&Ieiner?"
.Papu Idbt iasen, er ididt ss Sbs
nen mDrasH.
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merf&i.b.n.s

| Sele.-Narft tetia. 2einDl 10
hes 55e per Yo!Ion: in gartien por
l5 Dbl. gefoHtes 1c mebr. no.
aarbol &c; Cotton SeeD Sel raffi.
nirtes soc per @aqone. 9erpeitiil 53,
per @aaone In partien bon 1--s
Barrels. petroleum, Obio Carbon
120 Grab 10e. DO. $50 Grab 11ae,
9edblisbt IT'S Grab 1876. Gropn Gas
iOlin zoe. Napbta 17c per @allone in
partien BON 1--5 9bls.
g Sala.-Dsr Murtt III rubis. Shio
RiDer $1.2o, Mi6isan unb atrOn
$1.14 per gbl. pon 28O pfunp.
3 q | q itetis.-prima Gitb 6a-6sc,
DO. Country 65-6sc per pfunb.
Roblen.-Wurtt rubis. Dough.
biogbenb $3.50-3.75, RuB unb Glad
$2.25, aonaipba GtiittobIsn $3.50
3.75. pub unb Glad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne abg.Ii.fert. Ruudloie
Stiidtoblen $3.50, 2lnt6raeite $7.75
per Spnne abselisfert. Gote tofet
$60O-6.5O per sonrs abs.liefert.
WolIe.-GbniO pie in Der DOr>
bsrgebenten @o6e, 70 mar aud beute
Der Wiartt fsft. Die Quotirungen tpas
rem pis fplst:
Z
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Yferbe uno Wtauleiel.
Gintinnati, 25. Mat

Cincinnati. 25. Mai.
Die 3ufubr mar in Der perflofsneu
Wode nidt srOb unb bic prsiie itstig.
e6pcrs8uspferbe $50 bis 1.soogf s225-2s5
GgrnisEinien. 1900 bis / 900 BIB. l5O-236
9rpreb Gbunfs 900 bis 200 gib.. 150-is5
8gHuthlbanil Rietbe. 200 bis l000Nf ll0-1sO
saoItne 9feroe. 300 bis 1000 o.. 1916
glngS ............................ 26-- so
Heiterr Tarae Btsrbe. be............... 26-i00
big 1900 90. s....."'.............,, @ ~ 1890
1000 gfb.........,e....... sO-isO
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~~'"b tssft AAtstst
Die llmidBs I'M bieiseu qftaringb
bdisisa iidJ beits auf ts,Ss6, 100.
iaf.esfnrifztsa.
lie Geiddits Iaesn beuit sanj unb gar
oarnisber uno bic yreiie iino seoridt Mn
Der Dbrfe par Hur Elm eiH5issr 8erfaaf ~
b.riaien, ndmIi4 aitle Der gins. Gas q
elettrte 90. 5u 67H.
Jm oifentn Rarite purben $1,000 9apton
a Nitisan 4hS YonSs. faaig 1914, su
W utrfauit.
ebas Rurrap & %. s,rtauitsu auf Guf.
fipn 300 aftien Der Yr0pibtnt Gapings
BaHi ~ $t84 yr afte poH $40 Rsnn.
iusrth, ftrner so Cincinnati 5rut 60. 81.
auioaiiOn Receipts su sc0 fur bic sanse
yartbis.
Radiiebsube Iabsle Don i'm bi.iiaen
Rarft btiinolifen Bombs uno attien giebt
bic oiVisaen GuoirunssH an:
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Nsnt 0eIoa.arrt.
Ginetnnstt. as. pa.i lal4.

Die VA dfrase pad 7arleten lpar nur uil
bebsufeHb unb 0elb NJ pilia, oa bic Ban
ten binfdngIite 1onbs al Sano baben.
Glr 9arlehen von cau" mur6en BON ben
Hanfen %--4Kas bere9net uno @eiaafts
papiere wuroen ju 6--6% bistontirt. Sis
Mailer plairien Garleben .on eau. 8u ~
uBo ouf Belt ~ 4K-5S.
BsAfd emf Nsp psri
wurben 81 gari unb 15c gramie suiideu
HaHteH perfauft. Die Gounterratt bstrdat
zoe Ysdmte per sl00J.
ysfafa snf Gnsssa.
isbr iistis.-0ie i0lsenosu GuotiranssnI Iinb
~ bsrihten:
HsHbon, . faas ei&t, s4.s9 per 8; 90
xaee Sidf. A.8I per 6; Yaris, 8 Tase
Sidt, o1l cranes per S1eo; 90 7aqs eidt,
OH Granes per 500; far TsuiiHlsHb, 4
dass Si&t 4 Rarf Ssx - 954. bo. go
1aee Stht, 04K-AAe.
Ioesmsatarp 8ias auf 2onbon purben
81 A.s454, aaf Glasgow su s4.s4K nnb auf
belfait 5u $4.s41 perfaufL
Snmsss.csassnsnsx.
Iubig uns idpad. Die Banisn quOtirsa
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Raffinirtsr Gut aoaf 5.7oc, pofpb.r.b
4.65c, Cubes 4.80c, aranulirter A.
55e, gonfsetionsrs r4" 4.45c, Off
~" 4.20c. ipsib.r .rtra e" 4.10o,
ertra IS" $500.
Wolaffes iit fetia.-H.p Sr.
leans Open 9ettle 38-45c, Gentrifu'
aal 18-2oe per gallcne.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. April 2a-wHEAT = Rain
southwest brought tbaut today general
selling Of wheat besides. cables were dis
appointing to the bulls, and there was
a noticeable absence of one important
element of support, the short interest
having been largely eliminated by yester-
days bulge. Opening prices were Nc to
11ec lower. but slight rally occurred.
Lack of export inquiry kept the mar
ket depressed. The close was unsettled,
Nc to &c net lower.
CORN-Clearing weather in Argentina
eased the corn market. Falling of in
shipments from that country tended
nevertheless to keep prices relatively
firm compared with wheat Quotations
started Aco n to &c up. In subsequent
trading the May delivery gathered
strength but deferred options were weak
A feature was the action Of a group
of houses that simultaneously were buy
ing May and selling July. The close was
steady. shade on to sc up. compared
with last night.
OATS-Oats sagged with other grain.
PROVISIONS-Higher values for hogs
lifted provisions. The effect though was
brief. the market succumbing to the
break in cereals.
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warning and fifteen shells from the
Prairie's three-inch guns had been
| thrown into the steel framework of
the new market which faces Market
place. A persistent but scattered fire
came from rifles in the market all the
early hours Of the morning and Ad-
miral Badgers men landed to the ac-
compartment of rifle bullets over their
heads.
When the rush started Admiral Bad
gers bluejackets, clad in orange col
ored clothing, made for them on the
trip by dyeing white uniforms with
iron rust moved in close column for
nation, up the water front, past the
market and across the front Of the
naval college. a long three story struc-
ture built Of adobe stone and having
a tile roof. The column moved steadily
forward until the first company had
passed beyond the college and the re-
mainder were covering the whole front
close against the wall.
Suddenly a spatter of rifle firing
broke out. Flashes from the rifles
were plainly visible in the upper win
dows Of the college and along the roofs
The jackets stood their ground pluck
lily.
The Prairie sent shell after shell
from her three-inch battery into the
windows of the college. huge columns
Of red dust leaping upward as each
shot went home. The Chester also
JoAACu al duu Will d IOdE her Sl1-luCIl
shells tore great gaps in the roof of
the college.
Every Shot Told.
Far to the right, in the harbor, the
mine ship San Francisco opened with
her f1ve-inch guns, and taking the
front of the college, shot out window
' by window. planting the shells with
the precision of target practice
| After fifteen minutes of firing the
Prairie and the San Francisco ceased
and the column Of jackies formed
again and pushed ahead, deploying
| around the front Of the college. A
few shots were directed at them but
none came from the college. The
Chester continued pouring shells into
many buildings where snipers lurked
and also far out into the suburbs.
The 5ackies went ahead without
faltering, spreading out through the
water front sections, seizing the high
est buildings and organizing squads of
guards at street intersections.
The fire along the front gradually
slackened and then died out. but the
Chester sent few shots out into the
hills, before ceasing. The Hancock,
with 700 marines ON board, and the
battleship Michigan. arrived too late
to participate in the fighting.
The wounded and the prisoners
were taken aboard the Prairie until
the arrival Of the Solace. Immediate
ly after the firing virtually had ended
Admiral Badger boarded the Prairie
to confer with Rear Admiral Fletcher
as to the best means for securing the
town against attack. for caring for
the dead, injured and refugees. and
for setting In motion the work of CON-
Quoting the city in an orderly manner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23
A. P. ELECTS OFFICERS
Melville f. Stone Is Again Cphoee-
Secretary Of the Orgaufzation-

New York, April 3a-The board ~ =,
rectors Of the Associated Press eiects,
officers as follows:
President Frank b. Noyes, Washinrtor
Star; first vice president. Charles p
Graston. Baltimore Sun; second vice pre.-
ident- d. d. Moore. New Orleans Times-
Ptcayune: secretary. Melville e. stone.
assistant secretary, Frederick Roy Mar.
tin; treasurer, J. r.. Youatt
Members OF the executive committee:
Frank B. Noyes. W. L. Mclean. Phiia.
delpnia Bulletin: Adolph 8. Ochs, New
York Times; Victor r. Lawson, ChicSro
Dispatch: Charles Hopkins Clark. Harts
ford Courant, and Charles W. KnspD, 81
Louis Republic.
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c. s. SPHINX DEAD.
Was Editor Of Sporting News-Formel
st. Louis StOckholder.

St. Louis, April 2s.-Charles C. Sphinx.
owner and publisher of a weekly news
paper devoted exclusively to baseball.
died of stomach trouble here today. At
various times he owned stock in diff
ferent St. Louis baseball teams and at
one time was interested In racing. He
was close friend of President John
son of the American League and every
fall accompanied Mr.. johnson and
Charles Comiskey owner Of the Chica-
go Americans to the hunting preserves
of Mr.. Comiskey's in Wisconsin He
was 81 years old
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23

Chicago, April 23-HOGS Receipts 49,
600. Market strong. sc higher. Bulk OF
sales, $8.45G8.60: light, $8.35@86; mixed,
$S.30QS.65; heavy, $S15@s.621s; rough, S. 10
@S25; pigs, $7.1O@S. IS.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000. Market weak.
Beeves, $7.O6@9:35: Texas steers, S1O@6. 20;
western steers. $700@8. 10; stockers and
feeders, $550@S.15: cows and heifers g.
Q650: calves. $6.O0@85O
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Market steady
to a shade lower. Native, $5.2O@67O; west
ern. $S.3006.80 yearlings. $5.70G7. 10; ma
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recovery was hampered by European SELL
ing Of Canadian Pacific. Erie and Kansas
and Texas preferred. Bonds were irreg-
ular. New York state 4A's declined to
1Os1s. a fall Of a point within q week.
Panama 3s registered sold at 1O2N
against 1913. the previous transaction and
recent bids of 1O0A.
The market weakened at the opening
today on the more serious aspect Of the
Mexican situation. Selling was not heavy
but support was poor. The decline was
influenced by a general drop of Ameri-
can stocks in London. Mexican Petroleum
fell more than points and American
Smelling. which also has large interests
In Mexico, yielded about points Cana
dian Pacific, which has been conspicu-
ously weak fr some time, dropped to 1943t,
the lowest in four years. Some issues OF
government bonds were lower.
The stock market closed heavy. Net
changes showed general fractional losses
American Smelling was raided in the final
dealings and dropped over 5 points on
the announcement that the company's
plants in Mexico had shut down. The
rest Of the list weakened sympathetically
Canadian Pacific fell to 1891
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Liverpool Grain Market.

Liverpool, April 23-WHEAT-Spot,
steady: No. red western winter. q I'd:
No. I Manitoba. q SD; No. 2. % I'D;
No. 3, u ND.
CORN-Spot. quiet: American mixed.
IS I'd.