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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-09-03
The Lineup.
EIRsr DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION
Chief of Police Thos.4 LeyIand and
Escort.
Chief of Fire Department Edw. Rose
and Platoon of Firemen.
Mail Carriers. =.
CITY Board of Control: I
Chief Marshall Chas. Higgins
Aids: Il. 3, Vessel and w. J. Ebberts
Warwood Band.
Division Marshal VIM. Dixon and Aids
Tobacco Workers No.
Firemen's Union No. Fl
sEnoineers' Union No. 131
Glass Bottle Blowers No. 100 4
~ Retail Clerks No. 1856 :,
Laundry Workers No. 20
Tailors' Union No. 246. =
SECOND DIVISION
Division Marshall Matt Gree and Alds
Crescent Lodge No. 8, A. A. of !. 8. q
T. W.
Manchester Lodge No. IL, a. A. Ct :.
s. E. T. W.. .'
Machinist Union No. S1S
Horseshoers No. 104.
MoIders Union No. 364.
Stage Employees No. 81
Meister's Band
Butchers Union No. Z
Hod Carriers No. n
Federal Union No. 1, of Wheeling
Federal Union No. 1881, Mill workers.
of Martins Ferry
THIRD DIVISION
Division Marshall r. w. Sonderman
and Aids. 7#
Garfield Local No. 1, StogIe Makers
Protectorate Local No. 2, Boys
g. Nf... A~LAm~ 4 anal Nh A7Q
Street Railway Employees No. 1o3g-
BARRIERS Local No. 25T
Potters Local No. as
Potters Local No. 70
Potters Local No. 6
United Mine Workers No. 2660
Bartenders Union No. 292
American Flint Glass Workers No. 9
Mold Makers No. 81
Glass Cutters No. 5S
FOURTH DIVISION
Division Marshall Jos. ChenoWeth and
Aids
Mound City Band
Carpenters Union No.
!. Carpenters, Union No. 1928
Carpenters Union Of McMechen =
Carpenters Union of Elm Grove
Electrical Workers No. 14f =
Structural Iron Workers Ne. 20
Sheet Metal Workers No. 1871
Wood, Wire & Metal Lathers No. 1874
Hold Carriers No. 81
Tile Layers and Helpers No. 80
Plasterers Union No. 80
FIFTH DIVISION
Division Marshall S. r. Lenkard and
Aids
Industrial Division
-
Formation
First Division, form on chapllne ST.
Right resting IN 10th st.
Second Division, form on 18th st.
Right resting on Chapllne St.
Third Division, form on 18th 81.
Right resting on chaPline St.
Fourth Division, form on 18th ST.
Right resting on chapline ST.
ruth Division, Industrial end. form on
II 18th, and 18th SITS. Right resting
on chapline st.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-09-03
ONLY LABOR PAPER

In the Ohio Valley--The
Workshop of the world
catering to l25, 900 Indus
trial Population.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24
II Paragraphs

Clarence Winters went to Boise last
Sunday on business.
Mrs John B. Lennon made visit
to Shoshone Tuesday night of this week.
Mr. It. J. Ellis started for South Da-
kota last Saturday to visit his brother.
They will return in about three weeks.
W. P. Burke left on Monday night
train for the Twin Falls country on
business.
Mrs. E. V. Hardin is enjoying a visit
from her brother Mr. N. H. Hon and
wife of Nyssa, Oregon.
Mrs. Patrick Donohue has entirely re-
covered from the shake-up she received
last week in speeder accident
Mont Johnson and daughter, one of
the teachers here, left for Springfield,
Utah, to spend the holidays.
II is reported that Theo. Brush, who
has been confined with the measles,
Is up and around the house again and
is almost we'll
L. G.. Walker left last week for Kan
sas and other eastern points, Mrs.
Walker left several weeks ago to visit
her old home and relatives in Kansas
All the Richfield students at Moscow
arrived home Sunday to spend the holi-
days. Quite number of their friends
met them at the train, and they were
all glad to get back home.
c. j. Isle, formerly of the Recorder,
spent part of this week up the Wood
River branch, visiting all the larger
towns along the line. He will cover all
the territory between Bliss and Wendell
this week but will be home Christmas
Day.
There will be no local freight train
up on Friday. The men can't celebrate
Christmas and eat turkey and run the
train too. SO the train will lay off one
day. They will probably make the
round trip Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid will not meet again
of which will be announced later
Owing to the holidays and other nu
merous entertainments, it was decided
to postpone all meetings until January.
]. Scoop" Hardin of the Recorder
and Col Russell Powell of the Irriga-
ton Company, made daring attack on
Shoshone Monday night They were re-
pulsed and retreated with heavy loss
back to their old positions, Richfield and
Fort Burmah, where they are strongly
for the winter.
The First State Bank of Ricihfield has
that after January LIST, they
will have in connection with their gen.
sral banking business, Say ings De-
1artment. There has been a growing
demand for such department. the past
year, and now it will be great con-
5eenience to the small deposit or. More
iefinite details will be annour ICED later
At regular meeting of the, Richfisld
lodge No. 70, A. F. ga M, held on 8
thursday evening December 18th, the
Glowing officers were chose for the
nsuing year: Master, Harry E. Essley;
'enior Warden, Harry F. Williams;
unior Warden, Sanford F. Hartman;
treasurer, Lester C. Walker; Secretary,
William A. Denecke
The Richfield school had the ir Christ
las entertainment Wednesd ay after I
DON. Some of the grades had their I
rograms together. The high err grades t
re organized into literary society t
nown as the Omega Literary Society. e
hey gave two dialogues an several c
iusical numbers which were enjoyed h
y large crowd. There i'll be no /
;hool until January 4th. w
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24

V. V. Bower, county treasurer, was a
visitor to Richfeld Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Coffman is confined to her
home with LaGrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanes two and a hall
year old daughter Elizabeth, is suffer
ing from bronchitis
Miss Stella Cook, the County Super
intendent of schools was Richfeld Wis
itor Tuesday.
Don't forget the Christmas night
dance at the New City Hall. Everybody
come. Good music and good time.
Payment of taxes can be made at the
First State Bank in Richfield, thus saw
ing time and expenses of going to Sho-
shone.
Elizabeth and baby boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Lane who have been very
sick suffering from bronchitis, are con-
valescent.
Hubert, the five year old boy of Mr..
dilQ luk6 JOnl ulC1ilbOou, 10 sun CtihS
from pneumonia, and the baby boy has
an attack of bronchitis.
The Richfield Basket Ball team is
planning on trip to Shoshone Saturday
night of this week to put on a game
with the Shoshone team. The Richfield
boys have ouly been together few
times but they feel confident of winning.
w. E. Bud Fowler & Co. who have
gone into the manufacturing of furni-
ture polish, reports that it is selling |
like "hot cakes" Mr.. Fowler has
most excellent preparation and is well |
worth the money.
Jack Haines left last Saturday foi |
Omaha, Nebraska, where he will visi
his sister and other relatives. He will |
spend the winter in the east unless
he gets homesick for Idaho atmos
phere and Idaho people.
VIM. M. Brock, living three miles
north of town, met with sad, painful
accident last Sunday. While attempt
ing to close his barn door his right hand
was caught between the doors crushing
off at the first joint his two middle
fingers.
Raymond Guyer of Kstchum, was a
visitor Saturday. He is pro-
,rietor of the Guyer Hot Springs Hotel
It Ketchum, one of the finest health
escorts in the state, and place with a
rational reputation. Mr.. Guyer is at
present interested in coal, he having
anne here to make an interesting coal
proposition to the people of Richield.
A number of Rchfeld people are
wondering why Short Line Slim likes
Big Wood river fising the last or A
yeeks If any of our expert anlgers
yant to duplicate Sims record, they
yill have to whip up little as he re-
orts of having landed a 125 pound
eauty, using nothing but caramels and
hocolates for bait and on Tight tackle
DO. 1t is understood Mr.. Zencker will
BON post his ranch, Ne fishing allowed
The young men of Rich1ield got to-
ether last week for the purpose OF
rganizing a basketball team which
hey succeeded in doing There are
few of the old players loft who com
osed a team here three or four years
CO. These. together with a lot OF
ew material to pick FROM should
lake a team hard to beat around
mis- part of the country. The team
hey had three years ago won moro
IAN hree-fourths of the games play
with other teams and were a&mosi
hampions of Southern Idaho. They
ave begun active practice and there
no reason why they should not de
elop team to be feared.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-30
Seutiaireunblihes aas sem
&aufaiaS.

Gin peutitber ReiIenb,r. Der it6 BEL
9lusbrub bes Meltirieses su tpihens
idaItIi6en 3psden I'm &autalus aufe
belt. nit anberen Deutiden ins @ee
fSnanib seporisn, bann uah Sibirisn
transportirt purbe unb i.bt iiber
ShtpeSsn nab DeutihIanb 5uriidses
tsbrt iIt, ersdblt folsenoss interehaHte
grlebnib: .Seds Do9en na9 aus>
brub bes seri.gss idIi4 iid gu mir
In bas grreItloial, in elmer toutaits
idben Gtabt, bsren Ranen nit IHiht
nid,t aeuannt pirb, Elm sruitniider
Niirit, ben ib sufdllis bon friihsr Der
tannts. Gs mar idon bunt.l. 10 bab
mir unaeIeben unb unseitDrt duf BEN
s,ofe, Der su benz arreitlotal seb0rts
uns uuterbalten tonnteu. DER Wanr
totte cine Bite on mid. S9 let cir
aelebrter unb eebileeter Strr, 10 nietl'
ie er, uno bebbaIb tSnne ia Tim piel'
lsid,t WeIdeib seben. tuie sr unb isin'
Jreunbs es anaufangsn hGttsn. M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-30

Duff BON Werbanbftoffen sleiAfnm
iiber Der sanSen Gtaot. Die 9epSlfes
rune 1T rubig. Die Offi3iersfraueay
bic Der @eneral, Der UiilitGrgouDers
neur in Der Stabt lit. fortssfanbt bat=
te, bamit fie bic OffiSiere nidt i'm
Dienite it0rten, iino mieber suriidss@
tdbrt unb fiben nun gu 9auie Die ole
anberen Damen unb ftrtden @oudaz
den fit bic Solbaten. Wsan 5eigts
mir auf benz Rafbhaufe game Bergs
BON sritptagen unb Striimpfen, be
bic Domen ser Stabt geitridt battsH.
Die Damen MAIDEN ii9 sesenieitia
StridbeIu6e, unb, iiber bas Strid'
seug ssbeuet, sr5dbfsn iie fi4 als
m0q(tden Gef6ihten. Die Stao'
bat jebt 5ebnmal 70 piel 9arniion tDt'
i'm sSrieben. Die alien 5eitungsipertt
finb pOrtreffli6 ausgebefert, uRb Ga
lais 1T iebt sine ftarte 5eitung &C.
,porben. 9as Serrain besiinfiigt in
boben @robe feline @srtbeibisuns. St'
Stabt ielbit liest MIR tpenige Wstel
iiber bem Wfeere, aber elm tueit aus
aebebnies 5errain rings Inn bic Stao
| feat 10 niebrig, baB man es duf gleit
Weiie iiberfHtpemmen lam, iDie 0l
gelsier bic duberite flanSrtfte Cd
| iiberfdDemmt baben.
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Yu. bonn giore unb 8O--85c bonn Ges
ftife. Weibe 95c-$100 per 8u. pom
Gtpre unb $500 bonn 0eltiie.
geferp. - WiGisan $500 -
2.25 per arobt Crate unb 25-40e
per BinoeI.
Crime Hobntm = Siibliae
$4.00 per Camper.
Ourten, - Ireibbaus $L5O per
Dussnb. syIoriba $500 per 6amper.
adrutten - $1.50-1.0 pei
gbI.
Wotbe Riibem- ginbeimiIhe
81 .0C-1. 80 Der Dbl.
Gtedriiben. = $1.25 - LEO
per Dbl.
Weibe RHbem s1.oo--1.25
per gbI.
2anbprobufte
Sen. Ho. / 1imotbp $3.50;
go. 2 5imotbp $3.50; No. 8 9imos
ibp $14.5O; Rice: go. / semifdter
$18.-, No. 2 gemiIhtsr $500.
Der 9onne. 30. l StIse $500, To.
2 90. $1,000; gtlfalfa $17.M-20O0
per sonne.
| WibIenfuttsr lit iietis. alsie
$23.50-24.50. Wibblina srobes S26
-26.5O. DO. fsinss $27.50-29.50,
stmiihtes s5uit.r $2500-25.50.
Sdmereien. - Wnrft itetig.
aleefamen s7.40-8.30 auf bem @e'
leiie unb $8.40-9.5O per gu. BON
i Gtore. Nimotbp $1.90--2.20 auf benz
Geleiie unb $2,30-2.90 per 9u. bonn
4 Gtore. 9uhpei5sn 80c per 8u.
4. Werfdiebenes.
i Oele.-Marft itetig. 2sinol. ros
fee SOC per gallons in portien por
8 g6ls. G,etohtes IL mebr. 80.
2arb5i 6Oc; Cotton Seeb Del, raft
; nirtss 45c per Gallone. 2erpsntir
SOC per @allone in pariien bon Il
Barrels. Petroleum, Sbio garbol
; 120 @rab 9le, bD. $50 @rab 1Oat
; 6eabIiabt 175 Grab 12e. Reb Grolpl
@afolin 13c, Napbta Ice per Gallon
: in partien bon Is 8bls.
!, SaIs. - Der Martt 1T ruhtq
O6io Ripsr $1.10 per gbl. bon 90
: pfunb.
I, Satg. - Marti ftetig. prim
gitp 6a-6ac. bo. gountrn 6-6ae pc
/, pfunb.
aoblsn.-Wartt rubia. Ooil
ahicgbenp $3.50 = 3.75. Nnh un
Glad 1925, stanuiuha Siiidfoble
!. $3.5O-3.75, QuB unb Glad $22
-2.35 per 9pnne dbs.iieiert. Rdnf
; loie GtidtohIen $500. 9lntbrati'
8 S7.75 per 1onue abseIieiert. Go'
tofist $s.O0-6.5o per sonne abs'
liefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-30
GlmBsNad)rid)teit.
Mittm o dj 80. Ge,entber.

90 TN f) 30. Se5eTilber.
eym Cincinnati 9iitrift lit Der
,Slllb nod ettpas i'm SaIleri besrlfIer''
ipirS aber beute abeno uobl ltatio'
mar bIeiben. Geitern slbenb batte
oerielbe BEL bieiiaer Stabt einen @ai'
ieritano pom 1916 CUB.
Die ioIseuben 9epeiden trater
lpdbrenb Ses seitrisen Cages bici
elm:
pittsbura pa.-1.2 SUB, fdIlt.
Mbeelins. 90. 9a.-5.1 Tub.
pariersburs, 80. @a.-7.9 Tub.
danapba IalIs, SO. 9a.-3.6 IuB.
Gbarleiton, %. @a.-5.4 Hub.
0ortsmoutb, O.-14.s Eub.
2ouispille, gb.-9.4 SUB. fdllt.
gpauspill., Snb.-21.9 SUB. faat.
0aibpille, 9enn.-31.8 Jub. itstsf.
6 CHATTANOOGA 3enn.-3o.2 6ub.
Gairo, Sll.-24.3 SUB, itsiat.
9Rempbis, genu.-12.4 Sub, iteist.
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Sn Calais.
Die stabi Der 5liiatlinse unb Der
puabeten cine iiarte Jeituns.

Der aprrsfppnoent Der rgsrlingts
politiite 9ibenbe" beriatet aus eas
lais. Gum britten Male lett 8esinn
bes arissss bin i'd in ealais uno
tann ipnitatiren, baB bic Stabt li4
elmer gerpanbluus unteraosen bat.
als i'd, bas leBte Nal bort mar. mar
bic alte syeitunssftaOt Der anOtenpunit
fir bic srobe 5luM setporoen. ytitts
erinnerte banrols mebr an bic geoeus
tuna Der Gtabt ala 9ouptiiberTabrts
itelIe naG gnslanb. Ser Sdfen ipurs
be BON ben bslsifden 5iiherfnbr5sus
aen beberriat, bic bierber bon Der bsis
matblifen aiiiie ssflo6en naren nit
ibren ssrauen unb 3inbern on goro.
giber bamals fpimmelte es on oeHl
brsifeu 8abeitranb bon 5liihtltnssil,
meiftens san3 iuneen 2euten, bic bier
fsr aus bem nDrblihen Jrantrei9 &C.
flpben paren, aus 5ur4t, oab ole
Dsutiden iie gum Solsatenbienli
prsiIen f5nnten. Calais bat unter
nprmalen DerbdltniHen 5000 gIn'
ipo6ner, I'M 2aufe einiger Gage tpur'
be bamals ibre 4nsabl perooppelt
galais mar bic 5tabt Der Jlii9tlins'
ae,porben. Sebt ii,lb bic 5liihtlinsl
| Iduait fort nad) gnslano ober mad
SiiSfrantreih. aber an ibre Stele Il
Elm Gtrom ppn 0eripunbsten aus bel
fiir6terlitrn &impfen in Jlonberl
unb I'M norbipeitli4en Jrantrei1 mad
Calais gefommen. Wis piele. neii
ih niebt, aber es miiHeu iebenfaai
pisls sauisnbs ieim es lisst Ell
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@efdaft uuS aries.

1ic Zines" melbet aus 8orlbap
bonn 20. os. Wts. Sn @aIflttta nlndlt
lid cine Itarfe StiBtnIune gegeu ore
gluibebune Der Ibeeausilibr nod ren'
tralen 9inbern bemertbor. won1t
aIollbt, oab Der Gbeeihmilggel iinh
Seutid,Ianb feine miIftdriihe geoen.
tuna beiisc, mbererieits bu5l beltraa
aen piir6c, ben Iarft oes inSiihes
Gbees az eripeiterIl.
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12a-12be. G&ultsrn 114-11ae u.
Bellies 13a-14ac Ioie unb 3e per
Plumb ilebr perpddt.
Suaaf gureb Gletf4.
GGinisn 16a ~ 17e, picnie e4nls
tern 12A-13e. Drediftft Bacon IL
---191c, Ghultsrn 121-13e. trodsne
Beef GMintsn 27-29e.
GHBgepDteItes Tlet d.
Gdinien 124--132c, ptcnit Sdul@
tern 114-11ae, Bellies 16 - lie.
GHuIisrn 114-11ac, Rem Nort Gut
11a--11ae.
Jrifhts Tfeif d. = Shlrs
ten 11A--12e, pienic Shultern %
0ac, Ghultern 93 - 93c, ihori
OfippsnIsifsn 9a-9sc, ftort clear
Geiien 1O--10ac, ertra ihort esiten
81 - 9sc, Bellies 144 - 15ae pro
pfunb.
Mebl unb getrttbe
Webl. Winter patent $3.50
l575, M,inter ;gansp $5.15-5.40, bo.
| syamilb $4.70-4.90, grtra $4.3O-
l45O orbindres $4.10--4.30. garter
Wsisen patsnt $6.15-6.55, DO fanef
| $5.7O--5.95, bo Gamiln $4.9O-
$40, Rossenmebf. norbipeitli4es &C.
miIAtss $5.45-5.50, rsiuss VII
| $5.40--5.70 per 8bl.
Weisen. - ylo. 2 rcfber Mtntel
| S1,28-1.29; 90, 3 $1.27-l.2o
| SO. a rotkr $1.21-1.26.
/ DelIhtorn. - go. ] ipeibsl
| Tic 30. 2 DO. 7OA-71e, go. 8 DO
7O-71e, go. A 90. 68t-69te. WO
i5 bo. 67a-681c, go. 8 bo. 66s
87ar. To. / selbes 70tc. No. 2 DO
70-70ac, go. 3 bo. zoe, Wo: :
bo. SO -69e. 80. 8 DO. 67-68e, Nf
| 6 bo 66--67c. Ro. ] semiiGtes 7Ot
Ro. Q bo. 69a-70c. 30. 8 DO. So
69sc. 80. a DO. 68-69c, No. 5 bt
67-ese. SO. 6 bo. 66-67e. Wsi
bes aolbentorn 69-71e. oelbss aol
bsntorn 7O-72e. s.miiAtes aolbsn
torn 69-71e.
,6afer: - Ro. 2 tpeiBtr Dit
. 515e. Stanbarb ipsiber 51-5l4
go. 3 fpeibsr 5Oa-51c. No. a lrt1
ser 49s-50a. Ho. 2 a.mildter 50.
5O5c, Rp. 8 semifdter 49a-5O
|9Ro. q aemiI5ter 484-49ac-
Il gtosgen. - go. 2 Slid. IA
\ 80 8 81 112-1.133. Ro. a $1.O5-
!, ITO.
I. Mals. - Triihuhrs @srfe 8
bo. orbindrs 80-84c per vi
i Wbistb.
II. Uertauft fpurben 272 Bbls. y
;. filIers ssinifbeb Goobs auf bsr Bal
: bon $1.39 per @aaons
ell grpceriss.
1 II mHas
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1dSlidber MsarftberidSt.
Gincinnafi. 29. Ne,ernb.

Gintinnnti. 20. De3srnb.
Tie nnhfoIssnbsn Quoiirunssn be-
Siebsn fib niir auf gnsross1rans.
aftionen. BET iltineren Gefhdften
iperbsn stiDcs bSttrs prtiie bere&net.
prpiftonem
G@mats. prima Gteani
10.25-10.35. Gomilp S9mals 11Af
pro pfunb. Z
Erodengefal5euta nleif f
Gbcrt clear Gtitsn 114-11Ar fhuri
Wippsnisiten lille. egtra Ihcrl
eIeav Geiten 11A--12ae, GMuItsri 10
--10ae. Bellies 12a-l8e. unb 4
mebr berpodt.
1acon. - Short clear Setter
l2A-l2ss sEira fort MlppmisttsI
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Ghieaap. %. 0ssernter.

Gdipeine. - 3niubr $4,000. Martt
ihpad. Built $7.05-720, lettte
$6.S0-7.20, semiidte $6.90-7.25.
fdpere S6.S5-7.25. rauhe $685.
6.95, s5ertel $5.50-7.15.
gtinbpieb. - 3ufabr 1000. Mdrtt
fd1pad. Ginbeimiite Gtiere $40
1000. Wtjtern $5.10-8.00, aiibe
unb 0eiisrs $3.l0-6.20. aGIber
$7.60-10.00.
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3uder. - preife fettg. TaI'
fiuirtsr Gut 2oaf $6.35; potpoersb
$5.55; Cubes $5.70; sranulateo
$5.45: gpnfntioners ~ 5.85; DiT
.Ma $50; ,psiber eytra .g. $3.50
ertra .g1 4.70, %. 8. Glerifieb fpsts
ber s5.1O-5.20. bo. seIber 400
4.7O, bo. selbsr bonn 4.35-4.6O pei
100 Dfunb.
Wsolafies 1T itstis. .-Reip Ora
leans Open aettle 40-55c. Gsntrifu'
aal 2O-30c per Gallone.
meiS. - 2o,siiiana. Jancp Seac
6A-7e, prima 53-64c, oroindrrr At
&c, syapan 4a-4ae per afurb.
Oatrps probufte
Hutt sr. - Martt ruAis. preiIs
feiter. Wbolemilt grtra 38c, eens
tralisepGrtra 35ae. gentrali3eo Jirps
| 311-325c, bo. Ssonbs. 27-28c,
syanep DARN 26e. padins Stod lsa
poe Der pfunb.
aaie. - Wartt feft. Sbio 16c
gaorbpsItIider 16-16ac. geep Dor
lie. Shtpeiaer 21-33c, DO. Bird 16c
aimburaer 16--17e per pfunb.
gier. - prsiie fsit. primn
friids Sibnsreier 384c, ftrtts BIC
oroinare firFs 25c. iseonbs 23s pei
| Dutenb.
j GefIaseI. Martt ifstig
Spriuoers BON III Qfunb urib bdriibel
| 1lse, untsr ID pfunb lac, 9snnsr
l10-12Ac, Sahn. 10c, srutbhhns'
4 10-1T, Gnlls Sc. Gnien 10-14c
| 14e. Ganf. s---12c per pfunb.
Safen. Gana frifdT $1.3O-
LAO, aussrleisne 75e-$1Oo pc
J Dusenb.
I, Obf unb Gemifs.
MepfeI. - gute 2lspfsl SIT
400 per 9bl., is nah Nualitdt.
Gttroneu. - Wartt mar ftstia
WefIina $2.75-300, Galilorntt
S3.00-3.25 per aifs.
Ordngen.-Wartt rubtg IN
itetig. Tloriba $1.75--200 per &iit.
1anaerinss s3.00-3.25 per Ooppsl
fife.
GRAPE Gruit. - fSlorib
$1.S5-2.25 per aiits.
Mnanas. gubaniihs $2.5
300 PEI Crate.
Ntrnen. - Sidles S2.0O--2.2i
= aiefer $2.25-2.50 per Blu.
: grsibtIbeeren. - gope 60
\ s4.5O-5.00 per 4bl. uub $1.25 p
!. Rife.
RartoffelM - Midisan 3d.
n 55c per Hu. anb S1.65-1.75 ps
Z 8bl. bonn Gtors. Rsb Riper friil
Z Ohio 70--75c per 8u.
81 GlBfartofftIn-gdte Stl
4 isp $3.75-4.00. Baltimore $500 p'
i Hbl.
0I araut. - Martt rubig. Ginhe
& mifc5es 9Oc-$1.00 per BbI. u. $50
--l0.OO per Son auf bsm Gelsti
u Ddnifdbss $13. .00--15.00 per Ion.
III 8misbslnr-Gslbe 9o--e6e y
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Metaa Warft.

Repgort. 90. Oes.mber.
3inn. - Marft rubis; 5 5onnsn
partie S33.00-34.00, 25 5onnsn
partie $34.O0. ssupfsr, fIau. elscr
trolptic $12.75-13.35, Gaittns $12.s
75-13.12.
Glen. - Martt ruhia uub unpsra
inbert.
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0iebndrfte.

Cincinnati. 20. Desemb.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt tpabrenb Der
b.rfloiienen "a Stunben. rersli6eH
NIT berisIbsn 3eit bss oorhersebenbsn
Jnges iparen tpie folst:
3ufubr 9ainbp. Sdpeine. Sdnfe.
%. Osa. =. 5S8 3911 212
90. DEG. -. 195 6537 1877
Der getianbt betrua ipabrtnb Ssrs
ielben 3eit:
9ainbb. Gdpein.. Sdafe.
%. Dea. -. 800 970 -
20. De3. -. 355 1927
Minbueb. :. Der @larft mar
bciltc 5ienIid Iebbaft unb bic Rrelie
,uaren itetig, idIoiien aber ieit.
Miltfiibe ianben nur gum Sbladj-
ten abnabne.
Miitlere unb i9p.re Stiers 1925
800, Odien $2.75-5.50. TIeiihsr'
Stiere $5.25-6.75 auserleIene $7.0C
-750. 6.ifers $4.25-6.50. auser'
leiene Bis ertra $6.60-7.25. aiih'
$3.25-5.65. oussrlsisne biz ertrc
| S5.75-6.25, Gamers $3.25-4.10.
7 9uIIen. !. Die 3ui,br lDal
| fbeute MIR mabig unS bic 9reiie itc
tig.
Woaere unb l.iate $4.50-5.50
Bologna $5.50-6.35. ertra $6.Q-
$50. fette gullsn $6.O0--6.50.
| RaIber. :. Der Wsarft ma
beute itetis, ba Sie 3nfabr sroBel
mar.
getpDbnlide unb srobs $3.50
9.25, fair bis CUTE leid!e $3.50
9.75. srira $10.0O-10.35.
Sdmeine. J. Die 3nfnbr boi
tSd,peinen mar be,ite GROCER ilnb oi
tgreiie I)ntten 5m lei6en. 0ieielbei
/ itanoen nm 25c iinter oenen bon ge
litern. Ter Wsarft idloB itetig.
| @ute Bis auserleIene 0srpadunss
uup Ileiideriorten $7.10-7.15, orbi
nGre Big auserleiens idtpere fette Sdu
$5.OO-6.25, sinise srtra $685.
Stass S4.05, einise srtra $6.25. lsid
te Werianbtiprien uHo isertel $6.75-
l715, Tertel $500-6.75. ssn be
J, QuarantGue @iebbDfen tparen b
a}reiIe foIs.nbermaben: @ute bts aua
erleIene 9erpndunssIorten $7.00-
I7.O5, Sdue $5.o0--8.25. Stass $40
500. lst9te 9erfanbticrten IN
ssrtel $500 6.25.
u Ghafe uno aGmmer. !.
Die 3niubr mar beute gering ino D
preiie itetis.
S&dfe: grtrd S4.75-5.O0, OF
b bis auserleisne $425-4.35, orbind
T Bis fair $3.00-4.00. 2ammer $50
$500.
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gddfe. - 3ufubr $4,000. Dlurtt
fdpad. G9nfe $5.75-6.70, Jdbrs
Iinse $6.60-7.75, 2dmmer 800
2.75.
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G6icago, 90. 0esenter.
Weissn. - Sir De5eurber 1.244
-1.273. am SdIuB $1.27s; fir Wai
$1.27s-1.30a, am S9luB $l.294.
DelIGaorn. 5iir Desember sc
67ae, am ShluB 67sc; fir Utai
72a-73ze, am Sdlub 1896.
Safer. - 1iir DECEMBER 49a
49sc, am Shlub 49ge; fir Mai 531
-54se, am Sdlub 54e.
Rpseen. - Yo. 2 $1.11a.
Gerite. - 60-72c.
Simot6p. $5.50-7.O0.
Slice. - $12.5O-15.0O.
port. - Sir Sanuar 1855
1880, am SdIub $1s.55; fiji Sra
$19.07-19.30. am Sdlus S1s.12.
Sdmals. - iyiir Sanuar 1887
10.42, am S6luB 10.4O; fiir Wa
| 10 .6O-10.67, am S4luB 1880.
gsippenieiten. - Sir Sanuar $40.
12-10.22, am Shlub $10.15; III
Wtai $10.5O-lo.60 am Sd!ub $40.
so.
Butter. - pr.iie 90her; Grsamsf
| 24-43c.
| gter. - Waartt p.rdnberlid. vi
tinare firits 30-31e. firits 80
33sc.
/ aarto5feln. - Wartt unoerdnber
G3efliidel. - Qebenbes. Springer
| lie. Siibner 11i-12c, 5rutbubns
12-14r