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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

If Mutt really has not sold out, 1t is
evident that He is making bid SIM
liar to that ssRobr Kidd made when he
came out in statement that he was
first, last and all the time for Col
John T. McGraw for the United States
Senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

Urged by many Republican voters
and others OF Harrison county. l
hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for clerk Of the county court Of Har-
rison county, subject to the will of
the county convention THURSDAY.
July 80. 1914. at Clarksburg. II the
honors me with the norni.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

The poor old Balkan war clouds
must be rather trayed and ragged by
this time. they have been dragged
into:dse so often. They are the most
used scenic properties in all Europe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
A Faithful Replresentatiyye.

It Is a matter Of general comment
that Howard Sutherland is one Of the
congressman that has made good.
He has been on the Job all the time.
and by energy and well directed ef-
fort has made himself not only popu-
lar but valuable to all the people OF
the state. Knowing this the opposi-
ton put up the strongest man they
could parade. but we do not believe
that the people who pass upon this
question will turn down a faithful
servant for man who. while able
and high class, is inexperienced,
trained in another line, and who
leaves a position given him by Repub-
,licans who recognized his fitness as
a teacher of young men, to engage
in partisan politics.-Bluefeld Tele-
graph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

Mutt deyotes a lot OF space In vain
attempt to tell the people again that
antics furnish, the cheapest kind of
= vaudeville. Z. z: II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
An Evening Echo.

Better 1t Is toward the right con-
duct of life to consider what will be
the end Of a thing than what is the
beginning Of it; for what promises
fair at first may prove i'll, and what
seems at first disadvantage may
prove very advantageous. WELLS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

A spirit Of unrest is said to prevail
among members Of Congress AMI
most .sof them are anxious to break
away from 1t and return home. Con
sidering what the Congress has been,
doing and has not been doing the
last year or so, their anxiety Is justl-
fled. ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
Revised Ticket.

For president Theodore Rooge-
welt, Of New York. :
For vice president-Nathan Con.
of West Virginia. ls'.l's p
It will be elected if nominated
Parkersburg State Journal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
On 10 Himself.

(From the Clarksburg Exponant.)
We realize fully how difficult indeed
the. task Of keeping any newspaper
above the Shiny, mud-slinging plane,
but we have come to know the utter
disgust with which such product is
received.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

the humidity. and they stopped in and
had two nice rudy fdebonnet ;o.k-
tails apiece.
About 2 o'clock, tsstarted to cool
on wonderfully, and, everybody in
Williger's house, except iWilliger,
commented on 1t, but Williger,
though he had nothing to sworry him
and his feet were polluted at an cleo
trio fan. swore that they were all ly-
ing to kid themselves along, and
wanted to know why, II 1t was 81
much cooler. he couldn't notice 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
MRS CRAWFORD nRRov1NG.

Mrs. Archibald A. Crawford is
doing nicely in . local hospital where
she underwent an operation a few
days ago and her many friends are
glad to learn that she will be out In
q lew days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
Hodges KNOWS, AIrirht.

Senator Chiffon up to this moment
has observed a discreet silence on the,
Wiley Beall statement. And Dr..
Hodges is still inuuiring for details
as to his MISUNDERSTANDING
Dispatch-News. .-i; !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

portioned among the magisterIal
districts Of each county by the
proper party authorities Of the eoun-
ty.
On this basis the counties VIII. be
entitled to the following number OF
delegates: - ~ ,''
Harrison county 49,. . AZ delegates
Lewis county. .l....'... 81 delegates
.Doddridge county ..... lS delegates
A list Of the delegates chosen in
each county should be certified TO
the chairman Of the committee as
early as convenient.
Given under our hand this 9th day
of July, 1914. n, e
MELVIN G. SPERRY,
U. g. SUMMERS. Chairman.
Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
Got Us Beat.

We are a progressive nation. We
excel in many things. But when 1t
comes to deep. reverberating thrills,
a French murder trial beats anything
we can stage.-Huntington Herald
Dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
Costly,

At $25 jag. the local quotation,
"souses" are becoming an exceeding
" costly luxury. Still. fine or no fine.
they are generally pretty costly
things anyhow. Charleston Mail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

= It is about time for the national
freak, old Slippery Bill Bryan, 40 send
formal "a itation to Austria to
send It's battIeships to America on a
.sigEt seeing voyage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

Steam plows ind increasing popu-
lssFity in France.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
.NRLT 9TRER E 3 Id 8. S n.
Snrnrisea.

The world is full Of surprises.
Why, only Friday a Baltimore and
Ohio train reached the local station
on time and the Pittsburg Pirates
won e ball game.-Whe e1ing News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28

see here, Parkershurg State Jour
nal, the Charleston Mail has been
tallaag about the tropic of cancer.
( What is the old thing, anyway. and
II so, Why
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
Coming Ev ents
in Ciarks burg

2 ift1,afi'ltf y 2 = sfF-rf' ~
Thursday, July 3o.-Republ,can
county convention. court house.
Thursday, July 30.-Picnic, Omega
class, First BAPTIST church, Jacobs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
-, = ~ y 4 10y - =,
TIE DAILY
N oV E LIE TIE
w1LLIGER's WAY.

!. J,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
THE ALASKA RAILROAD BILL.

HE passage of the Alaska railroad bill through the United
 States Senate foretes the success of the admnistraon
 Alaska policy and marks the beginning of another epoch the people of the Territory enthusiasts for they know of the potential possibilities of this country they that adequate transportation facilities will realities those possibilities
 It glorious victory for progressive government It is magnificent reward for the splendid work of the people of the Territory and those of the Territory who know people and sympahize with them the great empire building task which they engaged The persistent abors of the public spirited citizens of the North and the West generally have resulted in the education Nation the conditions that ob tain here
 The building of railroads from the coast into the great heart of Alaska will make available for the of and the wonderful of the North It will make here for thousands thousands of people who have been confined cab ned and cbbed the overowdd centerS of the country to expand to the full extent of their capacities will extend the glory of American institutions to another section of the nen And it will bring those who have baed against ad conditions for years opportunities that nature has intended should be theirs from the beginning.
 AaSkans should and doubtless they will forget the that has been rendered them by their friends office and out the Territory in fight progressive Western Senators and practically the whole population of Seattle in particular and the whole Pacific Coast general They n cude above a the great who is Presdnta with extended vSon ripe Judgment and the to act They include the penddy organized smoothly working harmonious and constructive Democratic majories in both branches of Con- gress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26

Swedish mining man. experienced in all kinds of work, wishes any kind of job quick; best references as to hand, ling of large crews of men, etc. Add K, Daily Empire. 1-22-5t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
BUSH AND SOLES
 OPEN NEW SHOP

T. F. Bush and J. F. soles have leas' ed the jobbing shop of the Alaska Sup ply company and will conduct a gen eral repair and carpenter shop on the premises. They will also enter into the general contracting business about town and expect to have considerable to do with next seasons building oper' ations in Junau.
 The location of the shop is distinct advantage in many ways. It is easy of access to both land and water traf, fic and is right in the center of town. There is every reason to believe that the new business firm will have great success in their undertaking.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26

In announcing it's political independence the other day the Fairbanks said that it easy be Democrat straight as a string Perhaps the Newsner s after a still Democratic
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
GIRLS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Girls Club" of the Juneau high school Friday elected Miss Anne Mclaughlin president, and Miss Helen Troy secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26

The good guessing the fate of the Alaska railroad bill in the Senate by the friends of that will the peo pie Alaska faith the guesss that being made on the result in the House next month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
FAIRBANKS FIREMAN HAS
 HIGHLY FREED TROPHY

Henry Gohres, captain of the Fair. banks fire department. is the proud possessor of the last ball pitched, hit and caught in the worlds series last Oct. between the Philadelphia Athlet- ics and the New York Giants. It was presented to him by Eddie Murphy, the famous Athletic outfielder, who caught the ball for the last out. Gohres wit messed the game in which the ball was used.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
ALASKAN HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are registered at the Alaskan Hotel: J. H. Montgom- cry, E. M. McVeitty, W. H. Bogle, w. B. Stratton, NJ. Wood, B. e Shorts, H. B. Classics, Seattle; c. J. Alexander, Hoonah; F. Terry Iditarod; Victor Scott, Cordoya; Chris Huger and wife, Funter; J. J. McTague. wrangell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26

The President says the Alaska railroad bill will pass both branches of Congress law If judge from the record the President knows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
FIRE ALARM YESTERDAY.

A few sparks falling on the roof of the Johnson home at Third and Frank, hin streets at 1 o'clock yesterday after noon called out the fire department, The incipient blaze was extinguished, however, before it was necessary to turn on the hose. A high wind was blowing at the time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
Eat at the Pioneer, and dlo happy.
SANTA RITA STORM
 BOUND AT HUNTER.

The Georgia, which arrived satur- day afternoon from Sitka, reported the launch Santa Rita as stormbound at Funter Bay, The Georgia brought to Juneau Tony Kovich, Sam okll, Nick Atilovich and Archie Abbot from the stormbound craft, which was lying in place of safety.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26

Satisfaction with the administration general that many of the editorials of the newspapers these days read good deal like Democratic campaign literature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.

THE people of Juneau should take particular prevent
 the outbreak of fire during the continuation of he cold
 that has the city within it's grasp Fires being kept burning full blast practically all of the stoves of the city of the "A hours, and they all require watching every person will make himself fire warden to for his house. the danger will be great Unless that done fire could easily get start that would do great damage nammabe material dry and the wind blows much of the time
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26

Even the cook eats at the Pioneer Opp. City Dock 12-2O-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-26
FAIRBANKS FUTURE ASSURED.

THE that the Fairbanks district quartz properties have produced than $1OOOOOO in gold from development
 prosecuted entirely by local and local capital tends to the contention of those of that section who that the of time the principal industry of the Panama will be gold quartz mining The fact that nearly half of this production result of last years work strengthens the position of the quartz enthusiasts of that country.
 With the value of its quartz properties proved immense grade placer grounds suitable for the of dredge and other kinds of aborsavng operations and sufficient agr cultural lands make foundation for great commonwealth all that the Panama valley requires make prosperity cheaper and better transportation facilities and the less costly of production that will follow This will come with the construc of the railroad the authorization for which will come with passage through Representatives next of the bill that passed the Senate Saturday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13
SSons WeIonrartt.
Gintinnatt. 1s. Qlai lall

etHetunatt III. Dtai 1914.
DE Na6irase nad 9arltben mar beute
Ridtt Isbr grob unb bic 8insraten limb nm.
psrdnbsyt gebliebsn. SIR Sarleben ,on call"
wurbsn BON ben Banfen 4-4heo bere4net
unb Ueiddttspapiere puroen su 6--8S big
iontiyf. Die URatler plaeirten Darleben son
taus ~ ~ uno aui Belt 5u 4K-5S.
EpsAid asi Rsp Usri.
ipsrbsu 81 Bari jipi,dsu 8anten perlauft.
Die gountsrrais bsirdst soc Yramis per
S100u
tpsdief anf Gnrpba.
fsbr ieh.-Gie iolssnb.n Guotirunssn iiuo
~ beri&fsn:
aDnbon, 8 Tag. eitt. SASSY per G; 90
4age Gi&t, S4.S8H per 6; Yaris, 8 Tage
Si4t b14 Sranes per 800; go Gage Sidt,
6l5 Granrs per 500; far TeutiAlanb, 4
fast Sidt, 4 Rarf s5K - 95A, bo. W
Iage Sibt, 94H-s4He.
Documentary eiIs aai 4onbon purotn
bn f4.s4h, auf @lasaop su $4.S4 y uno aut
8sIfait Su s4.s4 periauft
cnnbss.c csnsansusn.
rubts uus idpad. gie ganftn auotiren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13
9dgliHer Wtarftberiht.
ginetunati, 12. Mai

GlnetHHatl. u. WtdI.
Si. na4fOls.uoen Quotiruns.n be-
sieben iid nur auf gngros arans.
attionen. Bel il.ir.r.n g.idait.n
lDerosn .tpus b0b.re prsife ber.an.t.
propifiouen.
Der Wartt mar rubis, pr.ii. It.tis.
G 6mols. = prima Stsam
9.S0-9.90c (. o. b.
srod.r9eialaenes Gl.if1
Sbprt clear Sri!eu 12-123c, Ibort
Rippsnieit.n 11a-12c, EXTRA bort
clear Ssiten 11a-12c, G9ult.rn IL
-114c. Bellies 13l-13te loi. unb ic
mebr ptrpadt.
Bacon. Short clear G.it.n
13-133c. ,urS. Ripp.ni.it.n 12a-
13c. EXTRA Hort clear Ssi.enN 12i-
13c. Gdu.tsrn 12-124c uno Bellies
14a-14ac Iois uHO 4c per pfunb
iasbr perpadt.
5usur Gureb JIsifd. -
S9iEien 16-165. picnie Gdult.rn
12a 13c. gr.atfnit Bacon 19-2oc,
Sdultern 12a-13e, Reip gort Gut
S4uIt.rn 12s-13c. irodens Beef,
Sdinten s27.00-2S0O.
Su3sep0teIt's GIeifd.-
G&inten 13t-14e. picnic Gdult,rn
10a-11c, Bellies 1910, Gtu.t,rn
11--113c, Rem gort Gut 11-114e.
Grii 9es Sltii9. - Gtin.
Ten 13-13ie. pieaic Saultsrr 1oa
lie. Sdulttru 10t-11c, Ibort
Ripp.nieiisn 11-114c. itprt clear
Stiten 11-11se, EXTRA fbort Sei!sn
1oi--11i. SelIi.s 13a-15a pro
pfunb.
W.bI uub G.treibe.
Webl. - Wint.r pat.nt $4.25-
4.50, Wint.r Gdnep s3.90-4.15.
Wint.r Ganep $3.90-4.15, Dint.r
Gamilp $3.20-3.50, gytra $500
815, orbindr.s $2.75-2.95, Sart.r
Wei3.n pat.nt $3.75-3.90. DO. fanep
S3.85-4.25, bO. Gamilp S3.50-3.75.
Rogsenmebl, norbtueitIid semif&tes
$3.75-3.90, r.in.s gitp $4.10-
4.20. ssmiiat,s $3.80-4.10 per Bbt.
Wsisen. - go. 2 rotbsr Wint.r
9Ste-$1.00, go. 3 DO. $3.50, Ro.
a roiber $500 per 9u.
WeIfhfp-n - Ho. 2 fDeibes
74A-75te, Ro. 3 fpeibes 73-74c,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13

beuie ni4t febr 9roB ipdr, 10 lparen
bod bic preiie ni6t bO9er nno blieben
beindbe unOerGnbert. - Sine Wegs
gonlaoun9 ausgepdblte i9pere 8ers
ianbtiorten $3.50, CUTE Big auser e
iene @erpadungss unb 6leii6eriorten
$8.40-8,45. oroindre Bis auserleIene
f9pere fette Sdue $5.50-7,50, @rs
ira $3.50, stags $4.50-6.50, ggtra
$3.50; leibte 8erfanotIorten $500
.8.3O, syerfel DON 10 pfunb unb Dsz
niger $5.50-785.
g Sdafe unb 2dmmer. - Die
Sufubr mar beute nur mdbig unb bic
prsiIe itetig. = S6afe: GTtra $5.25,
quite Bis auserleiene $5.G0-5.20, Or
bindrs Fis se;s S250-4.7 .75,-2dms
.mer; g1tra $5.2p, quite bis auserles
5ene S7.0a-Y40, orbindre bis fair
$5.5o-6.75, 5rii1ja9rs.2dmmer ST.
25-11.Q0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13
pie Some 6rinst IS an oen
Gag.
Cine Samilieni5ene BON
Soc.

9Ils Scinerle aus Der Sdule fam,
mar niemano gu Saus. Die Wana
bel Der Mooiitin' llrieI i'm 2p3eum
lmO Gorette i'm Gun8ojirtel.
.1onfc beitens iilr oeincu Be
iudY, lpebrte oaS Mdoden inO idIoB
Die aiitentbiir non innen SIT. v0u
uiait bod BLOB planiden oOer Gas
bdbnc uuiOreben.
Ser Guartaner bate bereits 10
piel antife @rGBe, oaB er nit ber,
adtlihem @Gdeln al Der SbiIr oor-
beiitritt; Die iibrtgen JtdlIme botcn
gerug Sntereiiantes.
3lnGd,it fletterte er aiii oas 9ii.
lett. mobei er Der Srllttid)iliiel elnen
lritt perieBte, 0ur6iufte Die obercn
Gtagen mad GafeS,, lno oa er ltf
oas 3udernaiden crit III Iertia 40
oem0tncn poute, nabm er cine tlld)'
tige Suuoooll aus Der iilbernen Golc.
Damn idniliielte er I'M Solon ber'
nm, beitaute Die SiI0er pOn aiinit-
lern unS @ercbrern, Die Die Shlpe-
itern alligeitelIt buttell itredte iannlt'
Ii6en Serri6aiten Die 3unge beraus
lu1o legte lid pI6tIih pIatt aIf Den
leppih, ols moIle er ldDilHmen.
@un5 unten in japariiben Strdnf'
den itano nGmlid) cine llbr ans
grauem 8or5eaau, aui Der 5pei Sau'
ben iabeu.
Iieies auninDerf mar ibm unbe.
faunt. 9luBerOent bate er cine I'M
beimiihc gorliebe fitr llbrcu ga liz
nitt qing, riittelte umo idiittelte er
lie. brebte on alien Sdrauben, bufitC
lie fraitig in beu Riden, uuo als CT
oas erite Ietie Sidtad pernabm, Iief
er lie Dor iSrciioe lallen, tpobei oic
Soubtn ibrc a0pie perIuren.
9Iuh iaiiilngsloS iiber bieicn @c
niel.rtld). borte er es lduteu lmo jar
ourd, Sen 5biiripaIt einen Serrn II
tanninfarbenen Sau0ihuben. ytud
lan9crer lebatte nit Dem 9ienItnao.
fen jteuerte Der llnbetannte auf Der
Salon an. mas Seiuerle uernnlnBte
ole 6luft 5u erereifeu. "a er iibrt
aeus ieit entihloIien mar, ben Sul
beimloro 5u leuanen uersrub er lid
binter feline Bidder ltno entpari oiC
Gispoiiticn gum oeiltihen gluIiut
,Iie Come bringt es an ben Gag"
starm bate er elm paar 8orte 81
gapier gebroht, als Die alingel 5mei
| nal tOnte: llrieIs Sei6eu. er BORT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13

bes SOC per GaIIons in g}artien bon
5 sgbl. Gjeiodtes 1c mebr. go. l
GarbDl &c; Cotton Seeo Oel raffiz
tirtes 6Oc per @u1one. Serpentin Sic
per @allone in sgartien Don Is
Barrels. petroleum, Obio Carbon
120 Grab 10e. DO, $50 Grab 11ac,
5eabligbt ITS @raO 12ac. gropn Ga
folin zoe, Napbta 17c per 9allone in
partisn bon 1--5 gbIs.
Sals.-Der Murtt 1T rubis. Obio
gfiosr $1.20, Wi6iqan unb @tron
$1.14 Der gbf. BON 28O pfurb.
3 ala itstig-prima Gitp 64-6Jc,
bo. &s,tntrp 6b-63c per pfunb.
aobleH-Wortt rubig. Dough,
biOc czsab $3.5o-3.75, Rug unb Glad
1926. adnaipAa GtiidtoNtsn $3.50
3.75. Nub unb Glat $2.25-2.35
per Sonne dboeIieFert. Rau6loie
Stiidtoblsn $3.50, 2tnt6racite $7.75
per 9onne abselisFert. gote toitet
$6.00-6.5O per SOnne obselisfert.
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Siebmdrfte.
Cincinnati, 12. 81

Cincinnati. IL. Nai.
3ufu6r uno 0erianbt tpGbreno Der
perflofenen "a Stunben. persli6en
nit bem porbergtbenoen 2ag., paren
pie folgt:
3uiubr. RirOO. S6ipeine. e6afe.
IL. Wlat 2311 4679 31S
12. W1ai l08 2o48 1920
9srianot pdbr:no perIsIben 3eit;
Rinop. Sapsine. Stafe.
II. Wlai 1873 658 489
u. Wlai $50 2110 -
Rinb p ie b.-9as 9lngebot mar
beut. nur mabis, Die Radfrcse cine
siemlid5 quite uRo bic preiIe ftstig.
stoders par.n TART i'm preiie, ou
Die 3ufubr niat asuiigenb fir bic
Ra6fraqe mar. Ulil4fiibs iino tie
tta. - Mittler uHO i4psre Siiere
$7.0O-S.25, Crtra $S.35 $50,
S6Ien $3.75-6.75, 5leiidsrsStiere
S6.75-S.25, Sstiers $5.75-S.25,
ouserleiene bis ertra leihte 1926
$50. Siibe 1915 6,25. auserleiene
Bis @rtra $6.35-7.00, Gamers So
50-4.75, Cutters $3.50 = 5.75,
Stpders uno 6seoUs $6.50-S.00,
Stod Ssifsrs $575-6.75, StOds
&iibe $4.50-5.75.
8u4len.-9sr Qldrtt mar bsuts
rubig unb bic preiis itstia. = Wassrs
unb Ieihte $5.50-6.25, Bologna
$6.35-7.00, @rtrd $40 = 7.25,
iette 8u[Ien $7.00-725.
Sdlbsr-Ns Rdafrose mar gut
upb bic preiIe itisaeu um 50c per 100
Yfunb. = OrbinGre unb arobe $3.50
900. fair Bis CUTE Iei9te $3.50 -
$50. Grtra $3.50.
Sapeins-Sbpobl bic 3ufuhr
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sluBsN abritbten.

mittno6, 13. Mai 1914.
Der pbsrs Ohio lit fat uberall i'm
Tl1en bsgriffen. 9eitern abenb bate
osyielbe BEL bisiissr StaOt einen 8ais
Ieritano DON 90 SUP.
Die iolgsnben 0epeI6sn trafen
pdbrenb oss geitrigen 5oges bier elm:
pittsburg, Gas SUB unb itsigt.
Bbeeling, 70. 9a.-12.3 unb fIQt.
gartersburs, 20. 9a.-13 unb fGat.
Ganapba SaQs, 20. 9a.-3.7 Ii. falt.
G1arleiton, 70. ga.-5.8 SUB.
qortsmoutb, S.-25.4 urb fdGt.
Qouisoile, ap.-11.1 unb iteigt.
GOonsOius, Sno.-24.5 uHb itsigt.
RaIbuile, 5enn.-15.9 unb fdllt.
Gairo, SGs.-28.1 nuO fGlt.
Wempbis, 1enn.-222 uno fdQt.
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bo. 69-70ac, So, 2 gemii8tes IL
72e, Np. 8 DO. 70-71e, Ro. a bo. SO
69ae per gu. Weibes aolbentorn
76-785c, selbes bO. 79-80c, gels
bes bo. 1890, asmii9tes DO. 76-
78ac.
6afer.lRo. 2 tpsiBsr 42c, Stanbs
arb ipsiber 41tt, SO. 8 peiber Al
41sc, ylo. a tpeiber 39a-40c, 80. 2
semiidtsr 40-40ac, Ro. 8 DO. 39a-
4oc, Ro. A DO. 1886.
Roggen.-Ho.2 621-63a, go.
8 DO. 60-62c, Ro. A bO. G8-60c.
Ger Il e.-No. 2 Sriibiabrs 66 =
zoe. Ro. 3 bo. 60-65t per gu.
Wbistp.
9ertauft purbsn 679 9bls. Die
filters Sinifbsb Goobs auf tsr Bats
BON $1.35 per GalIoue.
9roceries.
T..
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Gbicaao. u. Mai.

Sdpsine .-3ufubr 1000. Preiie
b0ber. Die msiiten 8ertdufe bra4ten
$8.35- 8,45; lsi6te $8.25 - $50;
gemifate $8,20-8.50; ihDere $7.95
-8.45; raute $7.95-8.15; Sertel
$7.30-8.35.
RinbDieb.-3ufu6r 5000; Murft
itetig. geeos5 $7.3O-9.50; Stiere
$7.10-8.15; Stodsrs unO 1eeeoers
$5.6O-8.40; &iibe unb Sellers $3.7O
$50; Sdlber $7.00-1050.
S6dfe. = 3ufubr 10000. Wlartt
TART; S9afe $5.25-6.00; SGbrIinge
$5.85-7.15; QGmmer S6.35-8.15.
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n,a.n ..a sunasrn..s sa.aIA.h.a.
etssttas satn.niiieu.
Ods, ssnbs ass aItisn In Rsp gsrt

@slb .on eaa' Duros 5u N = 295 aus.
gelieben.
yrima 8eidaitspapiers puroen su az
~ bisfoHtiTf.
SterltnaGrdange III ftit.-Sidi
y Ass - Assn uno Commercial su
N.S47s-4S6H.
BuHoe, obfiqattonsH paren
ihpat uuo uurotn ME folgt aaotirt:
Der. Staaisn Hsfunoirung 29e4 - 9e,
geb.. ~ resiitririe 109-110H geb., Cow
pons i09H atb., 3% rtgiitrirte iO1-l0lA,
Coupons 1o1--l02, banana Regiiterso 29S
W x get., oo. Coupon 81. 100-102.
Nttien marft. anfanas mar Der
Warft fad unb bic Iteiie itiessn etpas,
lpdier jebodJ sinsen bic Geiuinns sum 5beil
mieoer perloren. Die ShluBnolirunst
trgaben i'm Weralei9 NIT oeneH pom geiiern
nur unbeosutenbe gstdnOerunssu.
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NNetan Wtarft.

glsp gort, 12. Nai.
aupfer.-Wartt iteti1 gu $13,50-
14.OO; Glectrolptic $14.25; Gate mo-
mineG; Gaitiugs $14.0O-14.12.
3inn.-Wartt felt gu $33,62-
34.00.
9lntimon.-Wlartt flau. goOtiOn's
S7.15-725.
Giien.- Wartt ru6ig unb unoerdns
bert.
glei.-Martt ruhia gu $3.85-3.95.
SpeIter.-Murtt itetig gu $5.10-
go.