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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10
Cattle RrlsIng In Mississippi.

Says the Madison Herald. Prob.
ably no industry IN the State has
ever been given such boost by the
press as has that Of cattle raising.
A large proportion Of Our exchanges
are calling attention TO the fact that
there are millions in It, and some
of them are SO enthusiastic as to
prophesy that King Cotton" will
soon have TO abdicate in favor Of
King Cattle. - All this sounds
good and inspires the hope that the
time will again come when the but
cher will do something more than
take yout money and let you smell
his knife when you ask for a two-bit
steak The Grown in Mississippi
game IS a winner every day. II
home people raise the cattle the
prejudice to steak that costs two-bits
a smell will largely disappear-be
passed on to the elsewhere ultimate
consumer. .-Vicksburg Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10

msnt calculated to frighten the voters
into rejecting these peoples rule
measures was brought against US by
the reaetionary few.
We were told that ''legalized an
arehy would follow its adoption; that
there wonId be a French revoli-
tom" that we would lapse into
barbarism;" and as a crowning abb
surdity, we were warned that with
the Initiative and Referendum "the
State would be controlled by ne
groes." Ny answer to this TRAD
was, and is now, that this Is a white
mans country and white men will
continue to govern It, and that what
the predatory corporations, their
lawyers and politicians feared was
the white peoples intelligence and
not the negro's ignorance. Also
that It was foolish to talk about an
archy unless majority Of the peo-
pie were anarchists since nothing
could be done to which a majority
of the voters did not agree and that
it was an insult to call the voters
anarchists.
None Of these dreadful prophecies
have come to pass but the Initiative
and Referendum have come TO stay
in Arkansas. The people are vel
satisfied with them and no politician
who values his reputation dares op
pose them. They have done goot
in Arkansas and have just beguI
their great career Of usefulness
THE closer you can bring a govern
ment to the people, the better tha
: government will be. | sincerel,
e trust that the people Of Mississippi
: will not listen to the selfish few VIII
g desire to rule over them but wi
It adopt the Initiative and Referendum
o so that they shall be able to rul
, themselves.
h Very sincerely yours,
d (Signed) GEO. w. DONAGHEl
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10
RECIPROCITY IS
JAPANS NEW PLAN
Reciprocity In Land Ownership Is
Plan Proposed BY Japan
To United States.
NEW TREATY IS ABANDONED.
Secretary Bryan Says Japanese
Note Of June 10 ReopenIng
Controversy and Amerl-
can Reply viii Be
Published.

Washington July 3.-The protest
Of Japan against the California alien
land law, brought conspicuously be-
fore the public again by publication
Correspondence between the Wash
ington and Tokyo governments, was
discussed with interest here in off
cial and diplomatic circles. Secretary
Bryan said the Japanese note Of
June 10 last, which reopened the
subject, would be made public with
the American reply within a few
days.
Il is known that Japan, abandon
ing the idea Of negotiating a new
treaty to guarantee the property
rights Of its citizens, has asked for a
reply to its note Of August 20 last,
in which the United States was
pressed to stop the obnoxious dis
eriminations" resulting from the
California legislation.
There is but one remedy" this
note said, "and the imperial govern
msnt is unable to escape the concur
sion that the duty Of applying that
remedy devolves solely on the gov
eminent Of the United States"
One phase of the negotiations dis
closed in the correspondence which
attracted particular interest was said
to suggest the possibility Of an issue
entirely new in the history Of the
United States. In italics in connec-
ton with the promise by the Japan
ese government to grant land owner.
ship to Americans appeard the words
reserving for the future, however
the right Of maintaining the condi
ton Of reciprocity with respect t
the separate States.
This, it was pointed out, appeared
to be a distinct reservation by TIN
Japanese government Of the right t.
retalate directly on the Californian
by singing them out among Ameri
can citizens for exclusion from tn
right to possess real property il
Japan.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10
Colonel Henry Watterson Attack
ed Concerning His Views
On Femlnism.
(BY GERTRUDE wEA.l

Comes now Colonel Waterman
Of Kentucky and pronounces him
self feminist. He backs up his
contention by a little story about the
first time he arose as a champion Of
womanhood. II was back in 1876
a. the convention that nominated
Samuel J. Tilden for president.
Phoebe Cousins, the first woman
lawyer in this country, was desirous
Of being nominated to a high office.
Immediately the convention was in
an uproar. Some one rose to point
Of order. Colonel Watterson, who
was chairman, hammered with his
gavel.
There is no point Of order where
a woman is concerned, he shouted.
(which is proof positive that he
is a feminist (l). Then he veers
around and says some things like
this:
THE worst Of men have a chiv-
airy toward women.
For their own protection women
are better out Of politics. Politicians
(men) are selfish and corrupt. Nor
ally they are a sorry lot. hate to
think Of women mixing in their sell
fish brawls." (See preceding re-
mark.)
And lastly this gem: Il cannot
help my conviction that the place
for women is home" All these as
objections to the expediency OF the
| franchise for women.
Let us take the last statement and
put It through the third degree. 1t
is a bugaboo which a great many
chivalrous gentlemen drag out every
time woman suffrage is mentioned,
with that There, you're complete
ly squelched air.
| have often wished could get
within talking distance Of some great
celebrity like Theodore Roosevelt
and others who talk for the press
and who never fail to reiterate thai
womans's place is home, and hel
duty the care of brood of children
II would dearly love to ask them
question or two. In the first place
, if woman's place is at home, ant
all the chivalrous gentlemen in tn
country agree to that, why don
lthey get together and see that ever.
,.lwoman is kept in her homer 0
course they may be confronted witt
the fact that one or two have n
). homes, and that some Of the SC
/, Icalled homes are just squalid, dirt
Iholes in the walls.
4 Any parrot can say, Woman
: place is at home. Woman's plac
? is at home" But you cannot te
!. !. a parrot that there are 10000
: married women in this countr
: working outside their homes. 70
!, can't tell a parrot that there al
: -l1,750, 900 child workers in the mil
> land mines Of the country. Yc
can't tell parrot that an appallif
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM.
Gov. Donaghey OF Arkansas Re-
flutes Some FIimsy Objections.

The following letter from Gov.
Donaghey. of Arkansas, to the Sec.
retary Of the Peoples Rule League,
speaks in no uncertain tones in an
swer to some objections made to the
operation Of the Initiative and Ref
erendum. Greatest among these
objections" is the negro question.
That does not trouble the people Of
Arkansas, and it will not trouble The
people Of Mississippi. The people Of
Mississippi have handled the negro
question satisfactorily for twenty
years, and they will continue to
handle it in the right way. The
initiative and referendum will simrly
aid the white voters Of Mississippi
to control their own affairs, to get
what laws they desire. and to make
the politicians behave themselves.
But read what Gov. Donaghey says
GEORGE w. DONAGHEY,
Little Rock, Ark.
June 10, 1914.
lion. N, A. Mott, Secretary,
The Peoples Rule League,
Yazoo City, Mississippi.
NY Dear Mr.. Mott:
have yours Of recent date, in
forming me Of your campaign forth
adoption of the Initiative and RefeF
endum in Mississippi and inquirin
what arguments were brougf
against US, especially as to the negT
question and as to whether the pee
pie Of Arkansas are satisfied wit
having adopted the Initiative an
Referendum.
During our campaign for I'll
Initiative and Referendum in ArItar
sas IL 1910, every conceivable arg
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10
CORN GROWERS ORGANIZE.
Formation OF Association During
Roundup Is Planned.

An organization termed the Corn
Growers Association will be organ
lied during the roundup this sum
mer. Letters have been sent out to
those seedmen handling seed corn,
and another communication will be
forwarded in a short time 70 seed
growers. Letters from leading seed
houses are coming in daily indicating
a willingness to Join in such a move
ment and expressing a belief that
such an organization can accomplish
great good.
Practically every other state in the
union has a corn growers association,
and since Mississippi is so papidly
becoming one Of the great corn grow
ing states she could certainly have a
well organized association. AT pres
ent $50, 900, 900 is sent out Of the
State for corn. This should not be.
The yield at present per acre Of corn
is twenty bushels. It should be
much larger. A corn growers asso-
ciation would rapidly bring the yield
up and help keep the money al
home that is aow going out Of The
State.
| II is believed that several hundred
will be present at the first meeting
ready to join in Statewide move
ment for more and better corn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10

Your druggist viii fefund money II Pkzt
fails 70 cure any case Of Itching.
Blind Bleeding o. ProtrudinE Piles. 6to u days.
rhe afIs application gives Ease and Rest SOC.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10
How To olive oulnIne To Children.

FEBRIT.IN Is the trademark name given 20 an
improved Quiuine. II Is Tastcless Syrup. pleas
Children take II and never know Il Is ouinine.
Also especially adapted 10 adults who cannot
take ordinary Quiniue. Does not uauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
It the next time yon need Quinine for any pur-
pose. Ask for 2.ounce original package. The
name FEBRILrNE Is blown In bottle. Is cents.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-07-10

The man With an impediment In his
speech seldom speaks we'll Of any-
body.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-10

0srfelbe nod itatiDndr nit einem Wai.
feritnnb bon lila Sub.
Die fOlsenben 8speldsn trafen &c.
itern bier elm:
pittsbura, pd.-6.1 'Fub unb fdllt.
Wbselina. 70. 0a-7.0 unb Iteiat.
4Sdrfersburg, W. @a.-O.5 unb fdat.
{3inton. W Da-1.9 u. it ftatipndr
9anapba 5dlls, M.8a.-0.6 II. fteigt
pt. pleaiant, W. 9d.-0.O unb fd[lt
gatlsttsbura. &b. -0.9 u. lit itationdr.
portsmoutb. S.-1.8 uno fteist.
9ouispille, ap.-74 unb fdlt.
@bdnsDilIe, anb.-2.0 unb iteist.
Chattanooga. 5enn.-5.7 unb iteist.
Cairo. Sa.-9.8 unb falt.
Wempbis, 3enn.-6.5 unb fG[It.
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G6ieasO. 8. DIT.
Wsiaen. Fir DECEMBER $1.o9s-
1.10l, am ShluB $1.09s; fir Wlai
81 .14g-1.16s. am S6lub $115.
Nlais. -ifiir December 67-68Bc
am Sdlu6 SIC; fir Uiai 69a-70sc.
an SaluR 69sc.
3afer.-Giir DECEMBER 47a-48sc
am SdluR 47se; fir Mai 50a
5lse, am SdIuB Sic.
Rosaen.-NO. 2 89c.
@erite 55-70c.
5imotbp $4.00-5.50
alee $11.00-14.00.
PORT $500; fir scHuar $18.75-
1900. am sdluB $18.75.
Shmala $9.77; fir Ottcber 1912
-9.75. am SdIuB 1915; fir Sanuar
$9.82-9.90. am S6lub 1882.
RippsnIsiten $10.75-11.5O; fir
Otto6sr $10.80; fir sSanuar $9.77-
$50, am Sdlub $9.77.
Butter unpsr1nbert.
gier unDtrGnbert.
aartoffsln unperdnbsrt,
9efliigel uunsrGnoert.
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RiHoDieb. Der Mdrtt mai
beate isbr IaHsiam unb bic preiie fis
len nm 15-25c per 100 pfunb.
Wittelmabise unb ihpers Gtier,
S.25-o.10, auserlefene biz ertra
$8.15-8.40. Sdisn $3.OO-6.25
Slsilderitiere S5.25-7.75, Seifsl
S4.25-6.5O, aussrleiene Bis ertro
$6.50-7.25, Riibe $3.25-5.5O, aus.
srIsiene big srtra $5.60-6.25, Gan.
ners $3.25-4.1O, Stoders unb Zee.
hers $5.50-7.75, Gtods6sifer S5.25
-6.25, Stod.aiibe $4.0O-5.25.
8uIIen = Die 3uiu6r mar
arob unb bic preiie fielen um 10
15c. oa bic Nd9fraae nur mdbig mar.
9iinne unb lsihte $4.S5-5.80, 30.
logna $5.S5-6.40, Grtra $3.50,
fette gulIen $6.25-6.50.
RGlber. - Der Martt par bsute
lanaiam. Die 3ufuhr srOb unb bic
preile fitIen I'm 25e.
SrbinGre unb arobe $5.50-10.50,
tutt ptS HNtS Ntlpit 9t .AO-1O. I'D,
Grtra $1l.00-11.25.
9 dpeine.- Der Martt mar
6eute itstiser fiir fSlsii6er. uno pDtel.
forten. ietbte gerianbtiortsa aber mo.
rem lansiam.
Gute bis auserIeisne 9erpddunss.
uno ssleiiheriorten $8.40-8.45, or.
biuars bis aussrleisne icbipers ietie
Siue $5.50-7.85, Grtra $3.50,
Stass $4.50-700, leitis @eridiT.
$3.50 $40. sSerfel bon
Ito pfunb unb peniser $5.00-7.50.
9 hafe unb 2Gmmer. Il
S6afe iparen lansiam Hnb taum ite.
tig. admmer aber tparen UNI 10-25c
ni.briser.
Sdafe. - Grtra $500, quite Bis
1ussr!eiene $4.50-4.90. orbindrs bis
iair $2.50-4.40. admmes $5.25-
7.75. gulIs $4.50--5.00.
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Musldnoiidbe NabridJten

Wis eine m bern {
9 d la4t birigiert pirb. =
Gnos 1903 sri6isu in Der .Rsuen Rss
pu." Elm 4ufiaB Don Dem nun peritor
b.nen 9rafen SdIisffsu. 5n oieiem
4ufias tpuros bic 2situng elmer mos
btrneu ShIaht folgenbermaben ges
i6ilSsrt: .SoOiel lit sspib, bic @ss
iammti4lahteH ipie bic 9bstli6Ia9s
ten, Die gstrennten tpis Die SuIammens
bangenoen admpfe nsroen ii9 auf
Selosrn uno Rdumen abipisleu, tpelhs
bic SdaupldBe friibsrsr triegsrii6er
Sbatsn I'M Elm 9epaltises iibsriteisen.
SO grob aber AUDI bic S6la6tieloer
isin mogsn, 10 ipenig lperbsn iie Dem
2luss bisteu. gaiats 1T auf Der mel.
ten Seoe au ieben. Wsnn Der SOnnsr
Der @effIiiBe ni4t bas DIR betdubtc,
10 piirbs nur sin i6tpa6ss Seusrs
bliBsn bic Qntpsieu6eit Der 2lrtilIeris
psrratbsn. Mtan piibts ui9t, pobsr
bas rolleube sSnfdnteriefeuer fame,
tpsnn niht db uHO au baIb bier, balo
bort cine biinne 9inie fir einen 2lus
genblid sinen Sprung nah porpIrts
mafts, um ebsnip raid pisosr gu pers
i9pinOsn. &sin Reiter lit gu erbliden,
Die aaoallerie muR ibre aufgaben
auberbalb Der S6auplaBes Der Sbds
tigteit Der beipen dnberen Wdffen Ius
den. asin Rapolson, umseben bon
sinem sldnasnoen @sfulge bdlt uuf
elmer 4nbObe. 9lufI nit oem beiten
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be,ommen. Sein Shimmsl piirDe
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gatierisn isin, Der Sslbbsrr befinbet
iicb peit.r surtd in einsm Sauis nit
aerdumiaen S6rstbituben, mo- 9rabts
uno Nunt.ntelesrap6, Jsrnipre9= uuo
Sisnalapparate sur Sdno iino,
Sdaaren bon araftpasen unb Motors
rdosrn. fir bic peiteiteR SSabrtsn ees
riiitet. Der gefehlsn barren. BORT, |
auf siuem bsauemen StubIe Dor einem |
breiten 5iit bat Der mooerne aleranz |
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niert er siinbsnpe Worts, unb bort eus
pfGnst sr bic Mslounasn Der glrmees
Iinb aorpsfiibrer, Der leTelballone
lnb Der lent6arsn Guftififfe. lpel6s
bic ganse 9inie entlana Die Sepeguna
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Stenunsen iiberpd6eu. glu9 bic
Stla6ten Der 3utuuft iperben auf
,rpben giGumsn au pertpenbenben
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penn aiid niht IA Sage, tuie bel
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, at. glus Anlab SeS 9issss in Oft
,reab,n DerDfisntIi4s Elm after ScIba: /
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3nder. - prsiis fstis. Raf.
iinirttr Cut 2oaf $3.50: poipbertb
7.10 Cubes SIPS: aranul. S7.OO;g ons
fsctioners .@' $3.50: off az Sc. 1855;
iptibsr sgtra e. $6.45; srtra g.
$6.25.
MoIafIeB IN fttis.-gsep Or.
leans Open astile 3S--45e. gentrifil.
gal 18-20e per gaIlone.
Refs. - Qouiiiana, santn H<ab
61-7t, prima 5s-64r. prblndrsr Al
--6e. Sdpan 4a-4ae per pfunb.
Datrps probutte.
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ftetis. mbcItmilf Grira 33e; Cen.
trali5ebGytra 30Ac, Gfntfnli5eb 1irFts
28A 27Ac. bo. Gsfpnbs 22--23c,
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Sffi5ier. Ylpenn Du iebt ni9t auf 6er
Steae tommit, holen mir Did" Or
ipanote fi6 uerpps au ieinsr aruppe:
Der brdpe ssunge bat bod re9t ges
habt. Dir ba6en teine Setunbe su per<
lieren." ssnapiI6sn i9idte ii6 Der
&leine an, Der 4ufforberung Golge su
leiften. Gr madte elm @sii9t, als ob
er cine Strafe bsfiirtbtste. Gesbal6
gina es aud aiemlid lansiam. Qls sr
ii6 eben in Die CRIME 8ldtterpradt biz
netnbuden tpollte. pfiff es pieber bur3
Die Cuff. iidrter unb osutli6er pic
ons erite Waal. Oas &tnb bielt ii6 nit
beiosn 5anoen in ben 2teiten feit Der
&orper bing nod einen Qugen6qid in
Der auft. Damn itisB es einen beGsn
Shrsi aus unb fiel our @rbe.
~Ulein 9ott." Der Offi5ier 6lieS
eiHen aussnblit pie eritarrt iteben.
Qud feline Geute lparen 10 eri9iittert,
DAB niemano auiprans. Gnbli6 fabte
lth elmer ein 6era uno trat nG6er. Gr
tntste neben oem &naben nieoer.
4n Der tleinen SdlGfe, ouf Der bic
Wben blGuli6 burfi6immerten, mar
Elm tleines i6paraes God. 9as glut
liderts ourd Die beGen Saare auf ben
Haien unb fdrbte bic tpeiben 8lumen,
In bic Der &opf aeIunten mar, rot9.
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I'm Winoe. Oas Geiifpt mar gar ni6t
sntiteQt. Der tletne Muno mar Elm me-
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aartes, Derlegenes Ga4eln in Dem 9ez
iidt itsbenge6lisben, Elm 2G9eln, lpie
lin snti6uloiauna bitteno, oaB er
niHt gleib oem gefsble oes Offi3iers
gebor4t bate. Die leu9tenben glau.
ausen lpuren 9eIalofen.
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Selme abgenommen.
Damn biillten fie ben tleinen s0rper
in elm Habnsntuh.
.4rmer, tlsiner Sunqe", Iagte Der
Sffisier nit bebsnber StJmme, aus Der
er ipis SdlufBen tlang. Gr mar aus
bartsm 6ola. bate idon sinen Sobu
in osm m0rbsriiaen arieg bergeben
miiiien. Gr bate ni9t aetpeint, ionoern
mar itols auf ben gefaQensu Selben.
4ber btes bingemor0ete &inO, bas IN
Giebli6teit ba Dor ibm lag,
sriff ibm tief ins 5er3. Gr tniete niez
Der uno oriidte eiHsn leifaen innigeu
RUB auf oas glonobaar oes ainOsa.
sd batf einen aameraDen" ,iumms
te elmer Der 2euts. sic paren pl0bIiG
aIs benz Sffi3ier asfolgt, bic rauben
ariessrbGnoe pfliidten glumen unb be
itreutsn ben tleinen &0rper oamit.
Damn beitiegsn iie ibrs pferbe, tpsnbez
ten, griibten ben 5otsn inter bem
Sliitenregen unb Deridpdnoen in be-
'Jerns.
Das ainbsrseiitt, bas 10 ip.ib mar
Ipis Elm 8Iumenblatt. uno bas bon ben
5ploeneH 2odsn tpis BON einsm Strabs
lentran5s lmgs6en mar, ld3elts fris0z
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Msssxrtise Rarfte.
Rem g0st. 9. Dit.

Mthl itetig,
ROssenmsbl ipillia. sSair Bis sutes
S.15-5.3o, auxrIsisnes Biz faueb
S.35-5.5O.
gudpsissnmsbl flau.
9uhipei3sn itstig.
WlaismsbI itetis.
Rogaen feit.
geris itsiig.
Meiatn. .-9lm plab milIis. g1o. 2
rotbsr 81. .103, go. 2 barter $1.09, go.
] glortbern Duluth Sill. go. 1 gpr.
ihxn MaHitobg. $1.12a upmiusIl {. |.
|. Hufialo. 4,
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4daliAer Wtarftberidpt.

Cincinnati, 8. Sttober.
Die nn9folsenben Quotirungen Be-
5isben Iid ntr auf gnsros Sranss
ottionsn. Bel tleinertn ga4dfien
rerbsn eitpas b0bere prsiis berednet.
propiiiouen.
Der Martt mar rubis. preiis felt.
g hmols. prima Stsam
$9.55-9.65.
xrodenseiaI5enes Gkii9.
Sb9rt clear Geitsn 13a 1876, ibort
Rippenleiien 13-133e, EXTRA ibort
clear Seit.n 134-13se. s9ult.rn
= Bellies 14a-14ae Iof. unb DC
mebr Derpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Gsiten
14A ertra fbort, giippsnieiten 14a--
14fe. : 6lltern - unb Bellies 154
-16c Ioie uHb I: PET pfuub mtbr
perpadt.
Susar gureS JIeif4-
S6inieu 19a picnic ShuItern
15-15Re, Breaffaft Bacon 20l--21c,
Ghultsrn 15-153e, trodene Beef,
Ghintsu 28-3Oc.
GibsepSfeites JfeifG.-
GG.nten 15A--16e, pienir Sdultsrn
12a-13e, 1<Iies 17a-19e, GdaI.
Tern 13-13Ac. Nep yort Gut 13 -
13Ae.
Grifdes gI.ifd. - s&ins
ten 15-16e, apienic SduItern III
11Ae, g9uItsrn 113-11Ac, fbort
RipptnIttten 129--13e, ibort clear
Gfitsu 124-13c, srtra ibort Geittp
l2a-133e. Bellies 163-1sae pro
pfunb.
Webt unb Getretbe
WebI. - Wintsr pateut $500
6,20, @intsr sSanep $4.65-4.9O, bo.
iFamilp S425-4.40, grtra $3.50
400. or6inGres $3.60-3.8O. Barter
WeiBeu patsHt $5.65-6.05, bo. faneb
$6.20-5,45, p.Bamilp $4.20-460,
RosssHmebI, norbpeftIides semti9tes
M.90-5.00, reines gitp $500 -
$40 per @bf.
WefssM 90. Q rotber Winler
N.06h-1.07}, 30. 8 $1.05-1.06. |
Ro, 4 rotber $1.O0-1.05.
WeIt@tprn. - go. 1 ipsibes |
&c. go. 2 DO. 8Oa -s1r. No. 8 bo, |
s0--602e. 30. 4 bo. 79s-80e, Rp. |
5 DO. 79-79Ac, 30. 6 DO. 7Sa-79e, |
no. l oelbts 754c, 30. 2 bo. TO
75ic,. 80. 3 bo. 74a-75e, SO. a bo. |
74-74as Ro. 8 DO. 73A-74e, 30. |
8 DO. 73-73af. 30. / aemiiGtss 75c,
Ho. 2 DO 74a-75c. Wo. 3 bp. ID
74Ac. 30. 4 bo. 73a -74r. 30. 8 bo.
73-73ae, 30. 8 bo. 72A-73e. Weis
beB aoIbentorn S0-s1c, aelbes aol.
bentorn 78-79e, semiTAtss Rplben.
torn 77--79e.
6afer. - 90. 2 fpeiber 4S1c,
Stanbarb ipsiber 4s-4s1e, go. s
ipsiber 47a-4se. No. 4 psiber 465--
47Ac. 30. 2 osmifd,tsr 47a-48c, no.
3 aemifdifr 47--47ae, 60. a aemifsbs
ts- 46--47e.
Rpgsen 80. 2 $3.50, Ho.
3 90 92r, 30. 4 $3.50.
Ma.s = Briibjabrs gerTie 97c
.05. 90. prbinare ss-97e pergu.
Mbistb.
@srtauft fpurbsn 7O4 9bls. 0i.
filters ifiniikb gsobs auf Der Bats
BON $1.39 per GalIons.
Groeeries.
aaffes - Martt rubig. prsiis
fpilig.
s,,,,'s ssIgs ..y.-....,.....,..,iissu IT, II7Ss
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Sdpsins. 3ufubr 1900. Mart.
b01er NIT cen msiiten @sridufen su
T.25-8.00, lsitte $7.S5-8.30, ae.
miidie $7.30-8.35. fdbrpere $500
$50. raube S7.00-7.15. fSertel $4.75
$40.
gtinopisb. 3ufubr 1000. Mdrit
lanaiam. gseDss $6.5O-1l 90,
Gtiere S8.15-9.O0. Gioders unb See.
hers $5.30-8.35. aiibe unS Seifer
$3.40-9.10. adlber $3.50 11.25.
Sdofe. 3ufubr 5000. Wadrtt felt.
SHafe $4.75-5.90, ss6brlinae $3.50
--6.45. 2dmmer $6.00-7.85.
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Wais. Aim plab fs|t. 30. 2 gel.
bes S14e nonlinea BEL 2lnturft; Mrgen-
tinif9es, itritt prima. S0c perlangt ab.
selisfert.
6afer.-2lm plab felt. Stanbarb
51-51ae, go. 3 505-51e, fanep
Clipped fpsiber 51s-54ac.
6eu ftetia.
6ppfen ftetiq.
5aute feit. gOsota 24-25e. Gen.
tral lmeriia 24c.
Gebsr feit.
Port taum itetig.
8ePf rubig.
1 S6mals pilig. Ulibble WeIt
$9.90-10.00; raffinirtes faum ite.
tig; Continent $10.75; Siib 2lmerita
S11.25; gompOunb taum tetis.
9aIa itetia.
MoIe itetia.
6ara rubig.
9erpeutiH fetig.
REFS itetig.
UlolaiIes itetis.
3uder.-Robsr nominell; Wolaiies
4.11c; Centrifugal 4.76c; raffinirter
rnbig.
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Oiebm1rfte.

gineinnati, 8. Otto6er.
3ufubr unb 0srIanbt pGbrsnb Der
berfloiIenen "a Stunbsn perslidsn
init ben porbersshsnosn bier 1asen,
fparen pie folst:
Qfrfanpt n1hreuh herieLhsu Qsit.
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Die GdAaife paren brute In ben bieiiasu
GsnIsu ui4t iebr lebbaft unb @elb III I'm.
met red ffbr feh. Die Hanfen bsred,xeitn
fir 4arIsben .on ea11 gssen bette Cider.
Wflb i6fiut stwaS tpilIiaer ju ser6tn,
boa linb bic Diussatsn bic jebt nod unptr,
aao.rt efblisbsH. Die y Nidfrass mad Tar.
lsbtn VAR teiHe febr sro6s. Die Danien
btttHnfisa |ir 9arIebrH sOn eau geeen
bsas eidtrbeit g. 7% unb bisioniirien
WefdattSpayiere ibrer xualea ju 6Ss.
spsata snl Wsp gssi
snrbfu " Wari unb 1oe $rdmie b.r $1,000
jniideH UanieH psriauft. Die gousterrate
bfirdet zoe grdmie per $1,000.
4s&ta ani gnysps
observation-disclosures euf aoabon purbeR
~ 800 bsE 4funb Steritns, auf Gmiisr.
Ram ~ ~ gents yer Gulbsn qusiirt. i5ir
@fdla eut Berlin purbsn 95Ke far 1
Marf krsdnt uHb fir @sdisl auf paris
zoe pro Grsne.
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