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ans greatest happiness" And he ADDED, DON'T forget the babV. -.
On h other hand woman Of vas experience sara tM. ~ os"es
II beiieve that women m happier when the home is not their only
work other than housework, she should Pc a!low to o 1t without crlu'
operative kitchens and the popularizng of labor saving devices to free
women from the deadly drudgery Of the routine part Of housework"
Now, whom should we beieve-the man editor, who is sure he knows
all about it, especially sine a yey new wife substanuates his idea; OF the
experienced oma wi really ought TO Know. what ak for happiness
with a woman? +t @
We might a we'll leave the bride ut of this argument
Just o. it's fun for lei to cook and sweep and wash dishes It's
something new. And undoubtedly her love fOr lei husband sweetens and
ennoblcs the work. Moreover, the work has not yet developed into
drudgery.
When everything is Icy and sic and span, a 8 it should be in the
bridal household, and there are n o Riddles around ia. muss up and hus.
an evening away from home o a n afternoon shopping. and when husband
still thinks verything she does is wonderful the little bride gioriesi in her.
new duties. $500
Rut Al the years add to hr burdens. and Is her hush. nd and children
take her labors us q matter Of course, h wonders sometime IL there
isn't a title nor in life o which she IN entitled.
Practically every nan expresses III same ideal Of a good woman. She
must be a good housekeeper. doing her work Willingly and happily. She
wish. Yet there are probably three in every ten women-the proportion
may he larscr-who have no talent for housekeeping. no genius for moth
erins. no physical ability to bear many children.
Just suppose every man al doomed to be a carpenter!
How about III increasing number Of women who ART not marrying?
Must they miss woman's greatest happiness" wen though they have n o
talent or being wives or if they prefer lot to accept lei undesirable
masuines Is have asked them to marry? -
I "a conceive Of no greater misery for a considerable number a uc-
cessful, hghstruns, talented, independent woman I know than to marry
;on Snh nm ovSfonco
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aoelet e the 9 Of Ogden Goelet.
real estate. The grandfather was
Peter Goelet. who had $60,00O,O 900 for
his several sons when he died, The
sister Of the young men is the Duch-
ess Of Roxburghe. who took about
$30.00o.o00 to Great Britain when she
married into the nobility there.
Mrs. Goelet was the daughter of
Henry Whelen, prominent socially
and financially in Philadelphia, She is
less than thirty years Of age, and is
said by those persons who have, seen
her to be very beautiful. The photo
here shown is . snapshot of her.
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police in the gateway city last night
after paying the amount he owed Mel
son n all the expenses incurred. in
making his arrest, !.
The police authorities here believed
It better to end the affair that way rs
the amount was very small ana Wa
ner very repentant.
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(By John w. Carey.)
Who might have played as 9TH
ers have the role Of rich mans
son and strained himself to cir
culate his parents hard-earned
mum? Who buckled down in
stead to be q man Of might him.
self and gave his elder quite q
rub. at pihng UP the pe1f? Who
drew the crown his pater wore
for years as KKing OF Coin and
as the same In turn now has the
world upon the loin? Who land
ed as director Of some sixty
trusts and things but lacks the
time to fool with them and SO has
cut the strings? Who's giving us
~ q. +. ID. he's no also ran.
despite the handicap of wealth.
That j.. r. Morgan nian.
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ANOTHER OCEAN DISASTER

Another awfnl ocean disaster has
occurred on tho Atlantic, and some
fifty human hcings have lost their
lives in the icy waters. Tho story of
the loss of the Monroe in II collision
with tho Nantucket shocked ncwSpa-
pcr readers all over the world ycs,er-
day. The mind cannot grasp the hur-
ror of Il situation in which men and
were plunged without Il mo-
meut's warning from the comfort of
their beds into the cold waters of the
sea. TO go down with their ship, OF
to he dragged under by the mac1s,rom
which its sinking caused.
The past few years have been UNI
usually marked by great ocean disas-
ters. First on the list OF great wrecks
within a few years was that of the Re
public. in which the entire number
Of those on board a great liner were
in imminent danger OF losing their
lives. but out of which. fortunately,
all but two came alive. and but a few
We're injured. That wreck was the
first great wreck i'm which the utility
Of the wireless telegraph was demon
Strated. and il WAS because of the
wireless that all the passengers and
crow OF the Republic We're not lost.
Had it not been for that marvellous
means Of communication not a soul
would have been saved, and the Re
public would have hcen listed as a
missing ship. with none to tell Of her
fate.
Thcn came the wreck of the Titanic,
by all means tho greatest marine dis
aster OF recent years. Again the wire
less was called into play, but before
aid could arrive tho ship had gone
down with some fifteen hundred of
those on board who could not be ac-
connnodated in the lifeboats. Again
the wireless was the mean of saving
tho hundreds who were saved. Had
there been no wireless the boats which
had put off from the ship would have
been obliged to take their changes
with wind and wave, and few Of the
passengers would have ever reached
land.
This past veal we have had the
burning of the Nolturno and the col
lapse Of the great oil steamer which
split in two and san X.
Now comes the loss OF the Monroe
from a collision in a fog, with the
wireless again To the fore . OF course
there will he an inquiry. and it may be
that someone will he found blame
worthy. But that will not bring back
the lives that have been lost. nor brips
comfort to those who are bereavcd.
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c.ARNo1ITE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Men Working ON tho Ground Over
deposits Not Troubled with

DISC4Ses
(EnSineering and Mining Journal.)
The remarkable effect of a carnotite
deposit on the men working on 1t is
II described by a Western paper:
"Onc peculiar effect of the presence
of uranium oxide is observed in the
mon who work on the ground. The
very air appears to he radioactive to
a great degree. No man working on
the ground has been known to have
had rheumatism, even though he had
been previously subject to it in greater
or less degree.
The orc II atmosphere combined
seem also to have a beneficial effect
on the stomach and associated or
sans. Evidently there is SO much OF
radioactive content in the sandstone
and petriiied streak that it's force is
projected above the surface. The CT
feet has been noted by all the men
who have worked on the ground" 1t
will not be long before the quacks arc
advertising bottled carnotite," or
something equally good.
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.
Mamma-Nettie, what arc You do
ing to baby that makes him cry SO?
Small Nettie-Oh. he got fussy be-
cause ! tried to pen his mouth wide
with your glove strctcher.
"oh, mamma" exclaimed small
Willie. Pm sure there is a great big
mouse in my bedroom"
j you see it, dear?" she asked.
No.. 1 didn't see it," replied Willie,
but / heard it wagglng its tail"
Tcacrer-can you multiply con-
crete numbers by concrete numbers?
Small Eoy-Yes, ma'anl.
Teacher-Well, suppose you were to
multiply a dozen apples by: eight
ounces Of meat aud three ounces Of
raisins. what would the product be?
Small Boy-Mincc pie.
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PAID HIS BILL
George Warner. Accused of Jumpln,
Board Bill, Paws I'm.

Minot, n. D., Jan. 31.-George War.
ner, caught in Fargo for jumping q
board bin in this city, which he owed
to Mark Nelson, was freed by the
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POINTED

The lack of money is one root OF
evil. 49,
The only difference between a tax
idermist and al taxicab is the way in
which you arc skinned.
Women seldom show the white
feather-unlcss white feathers are
fashionable.
1T is human nature to want the big
gcst haf-just as if there was such a
thing.
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n Il st = Il q It ,
POINTED

s. POINTED PARAGRAPHS. d:
stssa +;
Better a ~1hrcadibarc coat than =
breach OF promise suit.
Fortunate is the man who doesn't
get all that is coming to him.
Thinking over our own faults
makes us talk less about other poo
pies.
Old bachelors were made to show
married men what they might have
been.
Its easier for an actress to get Duff.
in her hair than in the newspapers.
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Kitchen Drudxery Not for All Wives
1Ru.E Wnoley. 3

(By E.. Il. ,;Wooley.)
(Copyrght, 1914, by +. K. Wooley.)
MAN: editor has told Just what makes
a woman's chief happiness in life!i
To prove his statement he pointed
to thtcaso's most beautiful. work.
ing girl. who shortly after becom-
ing a bride said:
ITO keep house. wash dishes.
sweep and cook for the man you
love constitutes a woman's great
est happiness"
That and caring for baby writes
the man editor. constitute wom-
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ffs pdbrenb Der Jriebensaeit unb in
Den RGdten beiudt baben. lam appbI
als Sbatia6e ausasiproden DerbeH
benn peI9e Grtldrung folte man
pobl fir BAG famoie Dement,, fpel.
DIES iein.rseit bic tentfebe Resierung
6srausgab, tdben. gnglii6e 3eitungen
tsbaupten, baB Elm Zeppelin in elmer
Raht an Der enslil6er Siiite aeii4tet
tporben Tel unb betrd6tete bieies dls
ssrisbensbru6. 9arduf ertl6rte bic
kutiae Reaieruna fiira aber pielfas
genb, es tDnnte beitimuit Deriihert
msrben. boR an bieiem Sage fem
Zeppelin BON DeutiAlanb nad gng-
lamb gefubren lei.
9ie @eIpeniterfur9t. tpelhe seraoe
in iener 3eit in bers enslif6en preiie
Gag fir Sus aum @usbrud tam.
tpirb fid i'm 8erlaufe biefes &rieges
in paniiaen S6redeH urttlponoeIn.
8. 8.
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Oiehmdrf
Ginsinnati. 25. gfuauit.

gineinnati. 25. gtusuit.
3ufubr unb Derianbi ipdbrenb Der
bersansenen "a Stunben, perslitxn
nit bem porbersebenben Gass ipas
rem ipie folgt:
3ufubr. Rinbp. Sdpeine. GGafe.
"a. ausuft . 1920 1858 1888
%. Naisuit /. 273 1455 1908
9srianbt frdbrsnb berfeIben 3eit:
"a. ausuit 18 1924 1853
25. gtusuit 499 1877 s41
Rinbbisb. - Der Mlarit mar
beute redt lebboft unb bic preiIs itss
tig Biz ftit. Gtodsrs unb 5eeners
iinb ebenfalls In gutter .Na1frage unb
itetig. Mildtiibe blisben unpsrdnbert
i'm preils. - Rittlsre unb idpers
Stiere $780,, Stjen $3-6.50,
s}leii1er Gtisre $5.50-7.75. grs
ira $S-8.25. Seifers $5-7.65, auss
erlefsus BIB ertra $7.75-S.25, aiibe
$3.50-6.15. auserIsfene bis srirl
$6.25-7.00, gannerS $3.75-4.75,
Gtoders uno Jssbers $5.75-7.75,
Gtcd : 6eifsrs $5.50-6.50. Gtods
Aube $4.50-5.50.
4uIIeM Wei nur mGbiger
3ufubr mar Der Wsorit iietig sis
fart. - Wlasere unb Iei9te S4.75--
5.S5, Bologna $5.90-6.65. G1tra
$6.75, fftte 9uIlsn $6.5O-7.
Rdlber. gute Isi@te RdIbsr
iinb fart iinb ftiesen iIm 25-50c, ans
bers finb itttia. Orbindre unb srobs
$500 0--10.50. fair biS CUTE lsidie So
-10.75, Ggtra.$11.
S9meiue. 4Sbipob[s bic 3us
flilx eutesasxfngnar. fadpars bod
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Der Wedrtt ipiiIigsr ulb bic preifs
fiskn nm &c pro 100 pfunb. -
G4pere G&ipeiue $9.10-9.20, quite
Bic auserldtne Uerpadunas- unb
syfeiIHerforttn 1925 $50. orbindre
Els aiiserltIene fd)nere fette S6ue
$5.75 80, grtra $8.15-8.20,
Gtcgs $4.75-6,50. @Itra $500
6.65, leidts Werfanbtiorten $3.50
$50, syerfsl BON 40 piunb unb me.
niger $3.50 $50.
Saafe nno 2dmmer. -
Die Na6frage mar nur mdbis uub bic
prsife fieltn nm 15-25c per 100
pfunb. - Ghafe: g9trG lei6te $4.s
70. quite BIB dustrleiene $4.25-4.65,
orbinGre bis fair $2.50-4.15. adms
mer $5.50-8.60. Guus $4.25-5.
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3uder prsiie fetis. giaffintrs
ter Gut Gpaf 1856; popbersb 7.85e;
gubes Sc. grunulirtsr 7.57e; Gonfess
iioners ,9ls 1866; off ,aA 7.40e;
ipsibsr sylru e. 7.2oc; eyira e.
7e.
NpIoffesif iieiia.-gasp Orr
leans Open aeitIe'38 45e. GeHirifus
Gal 18--20c per GalIpne.
Ret8. - GeuiIidna. synneh Ssab
62-7c. prima 64-63c. orbindrey Y
-5e. Sapan 4a-4ae per pfunb.
sOatrp prpbusfe
Batter. - Warii ruhig. Breife
fistig. MbolemiIt Gytra 34r, gens
iraIi5sbgrtra 31}e, Gentrali5sb Uirfts
271 26as, bo. Getonbs 23-24c,
syanep DARN 23ie, podins Stod
21s per pfunb.
aGfe ~ Wldrit feit. Dbio 16Ac.
gprbipsjtIiGkr 16a-17e, gsp yort
l7ac, Gdpei3er 20-33c, bo. Bird
16Se, aimburssr 14c per plumb,
Gier. waarit fsif, prima
friide Siihnsrsier 221e. firiis 21c.
orbindre firits 1sr, iseonbs lee per
Dubenb.
GefIiiseL ~ 3ufnbr mdbis.
wldrit fistis. Gprinsers bon 2 pfb.
iinb bariiber lie, inter Q pfunb
16e, 6ennen 13h--14s, Sdbne 10c..
9rutbiibner 10--20c, gulIs Sc, iunge
Gnisn 10-12e. GdnIe 6--Sc per pfb.
CbR uno Gsmlfs
Junge MepfeI. Maiben
gIufb, sytro fdnfp $2.00-2.50 pei
pbi.; WpF gaiper $3.50 300 per
Hh.; einnbeimifHe 25--60e per Bu.;
lppunb glopaf $500 -2,50 per @bI.;
Gunner Benflcptr $2.25-2.50 per
Hbl:; Summer nueeui $2.26-2.60
psr56tl. 4
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2Imk.N 3rid)fem.
Wlittp 0 &. 2e. Nua. l9l4.

w " W 37r ~. guy. 1cLf.
Der Otioflub mar geitern Qlbenh
tei bisiiger Stabt itatioudr NIT einem
MdiIsritanb BON 12.2 CUB. Wdbrtnb
bes bsutigen Sases ipirb Der Glub
tpobl stipas fisigen.
Die folgenben Oeprei6en trafen
seitsrn bier Elm:
ptttsburg, g}a.-6 Jub.
Wbeeling. 80. Na.-8.1 iyub u. fdllt.
Qartersbiirg, W. ga.--2.2 g., fllt.
ssdnapta JaIIs, 80. 9a.-0.5. iteigt.
GbarIeiton. 80. @a. SO unb ittigt.
qprismoutb, O.-41 Sub uub iteist.
aouispille. ab.--8.3 SUB ubn fteigt.
Gp1nspiIe, Jnb.-3.8 unb iieigt..
Raibpille, Senn.---7.4 5. iinb fdIt.
Chattanooga, SeHn.-6.1 unb fGlt.
gairp, Su. 81 SUB unb fteigt,
Msmpbiss zsuu. ! nuh f5M,
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ghieaao. SQa.. 25. glua.

wv W >5uS.t 90. AuS.
WeiasH. Jiir September 994-
S1.033, am s9lub $1.03; fir 0e,
5ember $1.03s-1.07, am S@lu6
SLOT; fir Wai $1.10-L133 am
Sdlub S1.13a.
Msli6torn.- September 79s
-S0c, am S9lub SOC; fiir De5smber
694-71c, am Sdlub TOSe,
5dfer.-Jiir Ssptsuiter 45a-46ze,
an Gdlub 46se; fir DECEMBER 47s
4sae. am Sdiub 48ae.
Rpssen.-RO. 2 90-90ac.
Dsrfte 63-73c.
simotbp $4.75-6.
alssiamen.-5iir O!tober $3.50.
BORT. = aeine Quotir,ingeH. sSiir
Ssptsmbsr $21-22, amSdlub $21.s
35; fur Sanuar $21-25-2L60, am
Shlub S21.55.
G9mal3 $10.10. - Fir Gsptsms
Der $9,97-10.O5, am Ghlub S1o.O5;
fir Cttober $10.l5 1922. am
G6lub S10.22; fir Suguar $l0.42-
10.55. am Sdlub $10.55.
Rippsnjeitsu $12.25-12.75. Jiir
Geptember $12.57-12.67, amG6lub
$l2.57; fir Jduuar $11.10-1l22.
am GIIuB $11.22.
Butter, Gisr unb gkfIiisel unDers
0nbert.
aartpffsln. = preiIe h0bsr. Strfep
Gobblsrs 80-s2e in Built, bo. in
Sdden $3.50; Minueicia ObiDs So
-67e.
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\
G!tronen.-usart mar :stia.--
s}duep Uaedina $3.50 $50, gaIifor,
iiia $500 6.60 bet Rifle.
Erangen--,IRnrfr rnpig uub 'fss
tia. California $500 $50 per aifte.
uuanas1lorioa $3.00-3-50
per Grote non ~.
pffrfi&e.-2lla. glbtrta, per
Crate $1.26-1.50. TenneRse glbsrs
ia. Crate $1.25-150. einbeimii9e
50c$1.50 rer Bu.; 2entudp, per
Hu. $1.00-1.25, Dbio Riner, per
Blu. 75e-$1.00.
Bfruen- Ginbeimifhe Bartlett
$500 2.75 per Bbl.; 2!emifb Beautp
$500 2.25 per gbl.; Clap Japoritss
$2.0O--2.25 per Bbl.; Bel $1.0O-
ESQ per Bbl.; sinbeimti4e 9arDett
50c Bis $1.25 per Blu.
pffaumen. Dainicn $1.25-
1.50 per Blu.
2udermelonen. Snbiana
35 40c per aorb unb $1.00-1.25
pc. Gtanaarb Crate.
DaifsrmeIontn frerben 81
5000 r.r 100 Gtiid sertuuft.
Rartoffeln. ginheimil9e
30. / $2.25-2.5o. SO. 2 $1.25 =
1.50 per 8bl, gObblsrs 7s-s0e per
Bu.
Rrau..-Warft rubis. Ginbsis
miTdes $1.50-1.75 Der 9bl.
3piebefn.-ginbsimiihe treibs
$500 - 4.50. gelbe $3.50-4.00 per
4bl. unb $1.15-L.25 per 1u. Weibe
$1.50-1.75 per 8u.
BIamenfobL - $1.50-1.75
per Bbl.
griine pobnen - Ginbeimis
fde $1.00--1.25 per 2 9u. Sod.
grbfem - Seitli&s 75e-$1O 90
per Bu.
@urten. ginbeimiide 20
25e per Oubsnb. SeItli6e 5O-75e
per camper.
pidles.-15-25c per 100.
Somatoes.-Ginbeimii4 $500
-2.50 per 8u.
Rarotten. 15-Ne psr
Dubsnb 8iinbsl.
Rotbe Rnben.- ginbeiintI@e
2O-25c per Dusenb BHnbel-
Gpiuat. - giubeimii6er $1.0o
--1.25 per 9bl.
@eibe RHbem-$2.5o-275
per gbl.
Qanbprpbufte.
Seu. - Ro. / Iimotbp S19.50-
$1,000, Ro. 2 Timotbp $17.50-18,
go. 3 bo. 5.50-16.00. alee: No. 1
/ alee $18.5O-19.0O. SO. 2 $3.50
17.OO per aOnne. glIfalfa $16.50--
22.50 per GoHne.
WHbfenfutter IN fie!ig. Qleie
$25.O0-26.o0. Mioblina srobe $27. ?
50-28.0O, bo. fsines $3.50 800.
selnif&tes gutisr $3.50 -27 90.
Gdmereien. - Warit ifstig
sslsefoamen S7.50-9.00 dui benz 0e'
lsiI. uub $9.00-1O.00 per gu. bonn
Gtore. Simotbn $2.25-2.60 auf tem
Geleife uno $2.75-3.10 per Bu. BON
Store. gu1peissu S1.3O. 5la4ss
famen $1.40 Der @u. bonn Stpre
Derf@iebenes.
DeIe-Marft ftstis. 2ein5l ro-
bes 6Ot per ganone IN partien bon
8 Bbf. GefoHtes IL me5r. Ho. l
2arbSl 60e; Cotton Seeb Del raffis
nirtss CSC per ganons. Serpentin SAC
per GalIons In partien BON 1-5
Barrels. petroleum. Ohio Carbon
100 Grab Ole, bo. 150 Grab 103c,
6eabIiabt 175 @rab 12e, Groipn
gaioIin zoe, Hophta Ice per Gaaone
in Dartisn DON Is Dbls.
SaIa-Der Mayit In rubig. Dhio
Riper $1.2O, Ri&isdn unb aircn
$1.14 per Bbl. BON 28O pfunb.
SaIg ftetis. - prima Gitp 6a-
&c, bo. Gountrn 6z-8se per pfunb.
RphIen.-Ndrft rutig. Dough.
tioabenr $3.50-3.75. gsub unb SIcd
$2.25, Rnnapbd Gtddfoblen $3.50
S.75. TuB unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per Sonne abseliefert. Raunlcfe
Gtiimioblen $4.75e, Mntbraeiie $7.B
PET 8ount abstIhftrt. Cote ipifn
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Die na&foIsenben Quotirunsen be,
5itb<n fi4 nur uuf gnsrob Srnns.
attionen. Bel fleinsren GeiHiften
lperbtn etipas b5bere preiie bereGnei.
probifioueM
Der Martt nar yutip, preiie feii.
2 d m ). - priml Steam
10.15-10.25e.
yrodenatFnIssntB Gleif6.
Short clear Seiten 14-143e, ibort
Rippenisiten 13A-13ac. ertra fort
clear Gsitsn 13a-14e, Gaulttrn
-- ge.ies 15--153e Ioie unb ae
lnebr psrpadt.
Bacon. Short clear gsiten
15a-15Ae. ttrae Rippsnfetttn 143
-15c. srtra fbort clear Seiten is -
15ie, Shultern unb Bellies
164-16ae lofe unb ae per pflnb
mebr perpadt.
Guaoi Gurtb TIeifm. -
Sdintsn 20-201c. g]icnic S1ulteru
15-15se, Breatfait Bacon POI 21c,
ShiItern 15--15se, trodene Beef
Shinisn 28--3Oe.
GuBotpSfefiss NTeifh.-
Sdinf,n 17-171c, pienie Gdultern
13-13se. Bellies 17t-19e, S4u!s
tern 13-13is. Rem yott Gut b.
1876.
Nrif6.s Tfeifn. S6in-
fen 15i-16jt, g3ita!. Sdultsrn III
Lilo. Shultern 11a--11jc. ihort
@ippenieiten 13-13Ac. ibort clear
Geitsn 13-131c. extra ibort Geitsn
13-13ae. Bellies 16t-17Ae propfb.
Tebl nnb @ttreibe
Wsbl. - Winter potent $3.50
500, Wintsr Gancp $4.45-4.70. DO.
sSomilp $4.15-4.20, Ggtra $3.50,
$50. orbindres $3.40-3.60. garter
Nki5tn Yatent $5.30-5.65, bo. faneD
$5.O0-5.25. bo.Jamilp $4.O0-4.40.
Rosssnmebl. norbpeiilides semiihtes
$4.65-4.s0. reines Gitp $4.70 -
o.uV pet 0ut.
@eiaen- Ro. 2 rofber Winter
$1.06-1.07. 30. 8 bo. $1.04-L05,
Ro. 4 rotber $1.02-1,04.
@elfhforn. Ro. / tpeibes
SIC. 30. 2 peiBes S64-87c. SO. 8
ipeibes 49, 86ae. go. A DO. 8 A-86c,
go. o bo. 85-85tc. Ro. 8 ho. 84a
85e. 10. / selbss S6e. SO. 2 sslbss
S5-86e. SO. 8 DO. 84A s5e. SO. 4
bo. S4-84se, 80. s bo. 83}84c,
SO. 6 bo. S3-84st. 30. / ssmiidtss
S5ac. go. 2 aemiidtes S5-85tc, 30.
3 90. 84t-85e, Wo. 4 DO. 84-84As.
30. 8 DO. 83a-84e. SO. 6 DO. S3-
S3ac.. Weibes Rolbeniorn 8S -89e.
gslbes aoIbentorn $500. ssmii4s
ies apIbentorn $3.50.
6afer.- SO. 2 tpeiBer 473--
48te. Sta1barb ipeibsr 47-4Se. Ro.
3 psiber 47--47Ac. go. a iueiber 46
47c, go. 2 semiidter 464--47e.
SO. 8 semiidter 46-46ac. Ho. a ses
mifdttr 45-46e.
gogsen.-Ro. 2 SO -sse, go. 8
S488c, No. A 74-84c.
Mal5. Griihiabrs gerfe. 81
--S0e. bO. crbtndre 77--81e psr 9u.
Wbisfs.
@erfauft ipurben 904 gbls. Dis
,iillsrs stinifbeb Goobs auf bsr Bats
Don $1.39 per GaIlone.
0rpcerteA
aaffes- Morit rubis. preiie
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Ghieaap. SQs.. 25. aua.

S9tpeins. 5000. waarft
fart. 2ei4ts $8.95-9.40, semiI6te
$8.70-9.40. fdDere $8.50-8.70,
rau6e $S.50-8.70, JerteI $3.50
$50.
giinbpisb. 3ufubr 1900. naarft
iietis. 8eeDes $6.60-1o.5o, Stiere
$6.25-9.30. Stoders unb sSeebers
$5.35-8.10, aiibe unb 6sifers $3.7O
-9.10. adlber $7.50-l0.60.
cdnfe. - 3ufubr 10000. Wsartt
fhpad. G4afe $4.8e-5.75, Sdbrs
linse $5.70-5.70; GGmmsr 1926
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&mstpdrtise MSrfte.
Nep gOrt. 25. gluauIt.

Wfepl.--Uidrft feiter.
Roassnmebl. -1lartt feiter. syair
Biz sutes $4.90-5.20. auserleisnes
Biz fanep $5.25-5.4o.
Wtaismsbl. -Wartt itetia.
ROssen.- Wartt fart. SO. 2 peIt.
li9er 92c {. /. +. guffalo.
Gerite. .-Wartt fsit. Rsue UlaIas
gerite So -78c.
Mei3sn. - Mlartt TART. SO. Q ros
tier $1.07a; yiu. 2 barter neuer
$1.06a; nsier giO. l Nortbrn Ous
lntb $1.18 unb Ho. l Vortber1l Waz
nitobG $1.21. ale Hominsu &. /. I.
Buffalo.
Welldtorn. -Tlarit pilig. go. 2
selbes 904e {. If. bic glntunft; arssn<
tinif9es, prima, 9Oc abseIisfert,
6afer.-Wartt feitsr. Gtanbarb
tpeiber 81 52ae, Ro, 3 51A-52e,
fancp sebiiIfter peiber 3a-54ae.
Geu. - Martt fen.
{opfsn.-Wdr,. fte.ig.
9yuute. ulullI IIeIIS.
aebr.-U Uiarit left.
port-Martt fsit.
Beef. - Wtnrft ungereselt.
S6muls. .-Martt itstis. Raffinirs
tss itetig. COMPOUND itetis.
Sals. = Marit fsji. gitp &c;
Gountrp 5}-61c; Special 6ae.
Wolle -Wiartt iietis.
Sara. - Warit rubis.
Serpentin. Nar!t pillis. IRA
f9ine Barrels 42ae noruiuea.
Bets. s.7Martt fel.
MbIaHes. -Ularft fet.
3uder. gtoter i9pa9. MolaNss5. lie,
Centrifugal 5.76e. Raffinirtsr ites
Ittg. Gut 2oof 8.15e; Gridbeb 8,05e;
WouIbA 7.70c; Cubes 7,50e; xxx
poiDbereb 7.40e; poipbereb 1886;
Dine srauuIaieo 7.25e; Diamond U
1856; gonfeetipasys' y 7.15e; 80, !
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eoe Drdmie per ei000
nsAia ssf esyss
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Der e5.05 per pfuHs Sierlina axstirt.
an Nep Yof wurb.u @edbief suf aonbou
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- Bombs is35 Coup Ito i1lx
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