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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
A HEALTHY, HAPPY WIFE

is the greatest inspiration a man can
have and the life of the family. yet
how many homes in this fair land are
blighted by the i'll health of wife and
mother!
1t may be backaches, headaches, the
tortures of displacement, or some
ailment peculiar to her sex which
makes life a burden. Every woman in
this condition should rely upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
made from roots and herbs. to restore
her to health and happiness.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

those appealed to at Placerville volun-
teered all possible aid. They went to
the scene of the accident with an au-
nmnhile and two 1n,a onns
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

physician said he could not live, but
we did not think it was so bad as he
talked to us and spoke about coming
to Boise. Upon our arrival here we
were advised of his death.
Il certainly deplore the whole af-
fair, although it was an entirely I'M
avoidable accident and I dill the best
| could to hold the machine right and
prevent those with whom l was driving
from being injured"
Mr.. jenkins, a partner of Mr.. Pugh,
who hurried to the scene after the
accident, stated it was plain to him
upon making an investigation that the
machine buckled and overturned on
the grade, where there was some four
inches of sand Good sized branches
of the dead pine tree against which
the machine first struck were broken
off" he said. land l cannot see how it
was that some of the members of the
party were not spiked by them and
killed" He found the axles of the car
bent almost under 1t and that it was
headed straight up the hill. He ex-
planned that he had taught Mr.. Pugh
to drive and that he was a careful
driver who never had the speed mania,
and that every detail of the accident
which he could trace out from the
wreck showed that Mr.. Pugh had held
his head and stayed with the car as
long as possible. The car is a Mitchell
Six and is not badly injured. 1t was
hauled to Placerville today and Is be-
ing repaired there.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
MAUD LOWRY CLEARY
Candidate for Reelection on the Re-
Publican Ticket.

AT the expiration of my present term
of office. shall lack five months of
having been tax collector one term. In
this responsible position. the most diff
ficult in the county. is it wise to make
a change each term?
You the taxpayers of Ada county,
have asked for economy in office for
workers, not flgureheads at the head
of offices; for keen business in these
respects, no one can deny that I have
complied with your wishes.
Efficiency saves you money-read
the following letter:
This is to certify that Maud Lowry
Cleary has collected the largest vol
ume of taxes of any tax collector in
the State of Idaho, and has done this
work with the least outlay, of any of
the counties of the first and second
class.
(signed) A. r. VAN NUYs,
State Examiner.
At the last general election the
voters by a vote of almost two to one
asked to have the treasurer made tax
collector The legislature said this was
not effective until 1915. Thinking that
the legislature had no say in the mat
ter 1 carried the case to the supreme
court, backed by the county commits
sioners, promising that 1 thought 1
could save about $4,000 per year in
terest on the tax collector funds as the
assessors were not required by law to
collect interest on the money while in
their possession. I won my case and
from July 1st, 1918 to July LIST. 1914,
$572S Is the amount I saved. After all
expenses of my office are paid l still
have over $4,000 per year earnings on
interest and fees to turn into the pub
lie Golfers, so you see the office costs
the county nothing. but is money
maker besides.
! thank Ada county voters for their
support in the past: I thank the tax
payers for their kindness and cour-
tesy to me in the office. If you wish to
show your appreciation of an efficient,
economical handling of the office, Sep
TENDER LIST, will afford you an excellent
opportunity to place me in Office for
another term.
Yours respectfully.
ADV MAUD LOWRY CLEARY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

Kuna-F'iss hall.
Orchard-J. K. Paxton's ranch.
Ten Mile--Ten Mile schoolhouse
Highland-Highland schoolhouse.
Barber-Barber company store.
Mora-Mora schoolhouse.
Owyhee-Owyhee schoolhouse
Grandview-Grandview schoolhouse.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

Newspaper advertising rightly
used is the modern success pro-
Queer. Manufacturers interested
in knowing how to make their
publicity more effective are in
vited to address the Bureau of
Advertising. American News
paper Publishers association,
World building, New York.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

The grain dealers also filed protest
with Secretary Bryan against the &C
ton of the British government in di-
verting all -cargoes of grain in British
bottoms wherever found and no matter
where consigned to British ports and
ardering the perishable goods be sold at
the port
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

Crop Expert LsCount at Crookston.
Mimi, wires: In thirty mile drive
yesterday, found heavy straw but very
light wheat in all fields; average ten
to twelve bushels; low grade. Oats
about half crop.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
TEN WARS ARE NOW ONT,

The European conflict now in
progress consists of 10 wars.
They are as follows:
England against Germany.
2-England against Austria
3-France against Germany.
4-France against Austria.
RUSSIA against Germany.
6-Russia against Austria
belgium against Germany.
S-Servia against Austria
9-Montenegro against Aus
tria.
10-Japan against Germany.
This number may soon be
doubled owing to the strong
possibility of the conflict in
volving Greece. Italy, Turkey
and several other Balkan states.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

fabrel. Soffsntlih eliidt .s In tiir5e.
fter 3eit. 9as tpiirbe ia elm Subel
obne Gnbe iperben! Sest, mad Der
&fespaufe, fann i9 eu9 mittbeis
len, bab id pieber Doltommsn bell
our9 ben sanSen Ruselregen gstom.
men bin unb bab mir ale ausssitans
penen Strapaoen ni9t bas gerinsits
gei9aoet bu6en. mid. mol einen
S9nupfeH babe id mad bem unfrsi.
fpiltsen Babe betommen. Seute Nun
erbieft i'd bas giierne areu5 pegen
6snieiener 2apferteit in alien Bis
berisen 9dmpfsn.
Ufit bem WoTer itebt es iebt febr
i9le6t. Wsgen Der g2Gbe bes Uleerss
bat ss Tal3igen @eI6mad, piel @aFer
1T ou4 bur4 2ei6en un0 Siertabaz
Der berieildt. @stpai9en babeH mir
uns a6t Gage lang ni9t. absr aud
oas ipirb ia maj pieber onberes per-
ben! 9us Wetter 1T isst re9t un>
freunbli4, tiibl unb regreriIcb. Hun,
tann man ss ii9 sben ni6t.
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Srnnseisestlxms. SssstJefex.
ueingetrcgen.

~ y Z u.
Marp Subtustp an SO9n Wsber,
IT,, $500.
@rtRur 8. pOblman an gonb SiG
3. 4. Co., $500. r
Wsarsuret Is 3aing an Cottage 8.
u. 6. Co., $3.50.
Warie Mt. SiGmann an 9eTter
Sumber &c., $466.85.
5annie s. Gramsr an 2i6eral 6.
II. 3. 60. $40O.
8. 6. ODeritreet an bo,, $3.50.
Glbina gronirnus an Gorrbpiae
3. II. g. Co., $2700.
Wtaiom gpttpin an Cincinnati 6.
II. 3. Co.. $450O,
emma M. g. Mt0onea an @Iurt
Strset 6. u. 9. Co., $500.
3oe S. Dunlap an Soutbern O6io
Sapings 8ant Co., $500.
oilcegarbe 3etsr an gnterpriIe 9.
U. Co.. $500,
Do. on SdmuG 3. Cooper, $50.
Minnie s. Ri6arbfon an Sputbern
Sbio 6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Sulius $. psGitspt an gonarb 6.
gernot, 5000.
Muraaret Ssmfatb on George 80.
Qt6ep, $500.
Gbarles 3. 9umont an Glenn g.
Ii. g. 81, 1881 80.
Ratbun S6aen an peupGes g. II.
g. Co., $4,000.
Gbarlss $. Slider an Sunt Stras
BE 6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
9etilste 5ppotbeten.
Gbos. gilbert an Brighton German
8ant Co.. $1,000.
Sbas. Stsintube an qsropibent Sa>
pings 9. u. 3. Co.. $4,000.
Sas. 2. @augbn an 3. g. gDans.
$7oo.
aintan D. Brakeman an eputbern
S6io 6. II. 7. gp., $1750.
DO. an Sung Sretpina Co., $3.50.
gbp. &eelbon an. 9. u. Ruff
$1450.
Do. an Spispfine M. Bates, $3.50.
getta n. 5O5r an 2stpis 5. Reb=
bun. $4,000. aN
Gbarlss geneste an Sbarpl g. II.
6. u. gp., $3125.
gernon s. Dirpn on Seorse Rat.
cliff. $500.
ai55is Wcper an GrteHiipn 6. II,
9. Co., $500.
George 8. 2lcpmb an Sobn gtempe,
$4,000.
Ro'a 3. 2s6man an Sarriet 9.
Rirebart, $4,000.
3. u. golbt an Gbas. 5. Surrus,
$500.
Nm. grepe all 2puis 8rsipe, $500.
Sobn g. 5er5a al National 3. u.
Co., $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

ySn5pii6tn fpirbe es gadt. mir
trdten nnferiDegs ppn lnfersr Com.
pognie Seute, bic nett 5uriid BON Der
iEi4e @ien sebolt batten. .Du nab.
men unferen 5beil, Der uns 5uftanb,
ab unp saben aud bem @naldnbsr
oaoon gu eGen = ipie mir iitsr6aupt
grot, aepfel, GIeifd, unb mas mir
nod bss Wenisen batten, NIT ibrl
tbsilten. 60 tamen mir tief in be
yta9t, bunoemiibe nno bunqriq, tpie
elm Wolf auf benz aage1neinet 5rurz
pen'gsrbanbpluB an. Der gngldnber
dber mar BON uniersr pfli9terfiauna
ergrtffen, oantte uus ie6r unb meinte:
.SsBt bate er eiiien gan5 anoeren
Segrlff DON uns 9eutf6en. Wlan bot.
ts i9m graufame Sa6sn DON bet
Oeutifsn er5lblt unb geiast, mir
ieien Hduber unb Morbbuben. gr
Dolle absr jest bic @ubrbeit beim.
i4rei6en.
IdDer Weber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

RinbDieb. - Die 3ufubr ipar
heute nur mdbis, absr msbr als aes
niigenb fiir bic Ha4frage. Die preiie
iparsn ftetia. = Stpders unb Mtl9s
tiibe ipurben nur fir SdIahtspeds
psrfauft.
Wittlere unb ihfpere Stiere $3.50
g. aussrleisns S8.10-8.25, S4isn
S3.00-5.75. fleifdsr Stisre $5.s
@-775, 6eifsrs $4.25-6.50, aus,
erIeiene $8.75-7.25. aiibs 1926
$50, aussrisfsns $4,000. Gam
ners $3.00-4.00.
8ulIen. - Die 3uiubr mar nur
mdbia unb Der Martt ribig.
Waagere unb lsidte $4.50-5.50
Bologna $5.65-6.25. Grtra $685.
$50. felt. 9uIlen $6.00-6.50.
Gdfber. - Die 3ufubr mar
siemIid arob, bic Radfrass cine
CUTE uno bic preiie itetig.
Orbiudrs Biz sroBe $5.00-S.5o,
fair Big quite lei9te $7.0O-9.25,
Grtra $9.25-9.50.
S4neine. = Die 3ufubr mar
srob, bic Radfrase gut unb Der
Martt itetia Biz itari. sumal auh in
gbicago bic prsifs in bic 50be sins
gen.
Cute Big auserisiene Derpadunsgs
uno SIeiiderIorien $6.60-6.65. ses
mii6te Berpadunssforten S6.40-
$50. orbindre Biz auserleiene f5ipsre
feiie SGue $5.25-6.15. Stass $4.25
5.75. lei9te gsrfanbtiOrten uno
'ssrtsl $4,000.
9 hafeunb g M mer. - Die
3ufubr mar aerina. bic Rd9frase dis
berit mdBia unb bic greife I'm 25-I
SOC niebristr als ssitern.
S&af.: grtra S475, quite 5is auss
.rlsIsne $4.35-4.65. orbinGre BIB
fair s2.75-4.25, aGmmsr: $3.50
775.
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Barum on SdmorrbOiben Ieoeu, iueHu
Elm 70 einfGd5es pernlrftiges unb rabiiaIes
Dtifiel, iute gtHuieiis, iB oeinem sereicbe III.
glereeuoe oeine 3ett Mot init. ginrebuHeen.
@ufb. uno Hueloien Sebeimmiiieln uno iepe
bid uitt Der Belnbr aus betHeH Sal oIrb
aefdbrlcbe GtnipribuHaer bon AebmitiCin 81
berfdblinuRerIr WluH beoeHie. odB @ebemg
Qeberaeibtuiir bieI fd5linfmer IT. ais 6duorri
bolben guafeiis bageeen bat bie grobe etrer
sraHsipiabriger 9rtdbrunu betaHoen ltnb virb
bon ben Mer5ten dlIer SdtuleH emDiObien. Nros
ben iperben bon z. Veuftdooter d Co.. Bog
1916, glsip perf. irei berfanoi.
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8elGtigt i9t ie8ertpuu.
beteni '@

Die y!6amb. Haari4tsn4 i4reiben:
On isbem Sage DON neuem lam man
Die gepbachtang maden bab 2eute
allf Der Strdbe obne tpeiteres ibnen
besesnenbe 8eripunbete dnipre6en unb
lie na9 allem m0glihep befrdqen. Den
Dannern, bic 10 Diel Gleno I'M Sseloe
erauben geIeben baben, finb Der 4rieg
uup feline gegIeiteri6einunsen aumeiit
piel au ernit, ais bah iie iict, muir um
bic 9feuqier linen pDlig fremoer Mits
menIden au itilIen. aern baruuf ein@
lieBen. unter llmitdnben gum 10 unb
Ip pielten Male .@inSelbetten aus elmer
S6Ia6t ocer ipnitiae erIfiitterube
9egebniiie 81 srsdbleu. ueberbies
bringt man bic 2eute in @efa6r, ii9
iiber Otnae gu per6rsiten, bic 6isipeiz
len i'm nationaIen ober militGrifCheu
SntereiIe beifer unersdblt 6lieben.
Wdn fibre alp unisre puderen artes
ger aus Sdtts uno &IuabettsgriiRben
ri6t in @erIubung, uno ihnen fam
uiir aerutber petoen, IeI6it duf Soften
Der i6nsn auaeborensn S6fIi4teit ober
@eriitbIidteit iebe 4ustunft gu per-
neissrn.
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8lah'H aAridten.
e a m faa. s Ns,emh.r

sumfas. 5. DECEMBER.
Der SbiOflnb if fait ii6erall i'm
Sieigen begriffsn. Bel bieIig.r Stabt
bate oerIelbe ssitsrn qlbenb einsn
Mailsritduo Don 1l.6 Fub.
Die folsenben Dspsiden trafen
lpd9renb beg aeitriasn cages bier elm:
Yittsburg, pa.-6.7 iSuR. iisist.
Wbtslins, 70. 9a.-9.6 SUB, iteist.
pnrtersburs. go. 9a.-7. 2 SUB.
aanalpba sails. 80 ga.-6.2 Iub.
ebarleiton 81 ga.-9.2 SUB, fteigt.
portsmoutb. O.-6.4 ifub, fteigt.
gouisDille. ap.-9.0 SUB.
epansDille, Srb.-3.7 Rub.
TaibpilIe. 5enn.-S.8 fub, fteist.
y ebattanoosa. 5enn.-14.2 fub. fteist
eairo. SH.-8.0 Hub, it.ist.
Wsmpbfs, 5enn.-3.3 fyus, fieiat.
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Der uebersans ib.r bic gp.r.
u us bsm Gslppoftbrief .i.
nes, berbabeipar

/ - y y - - w v
Di. 5age pom IS. Ottob.r bis
ieBt seb0ren gu ben f6tperit.n unb am
itrengsnoiten bes san3sn bis6eriaen
}elo5uges. lm II. Ottober nod
tabsn mir fselenrllbis in Oftenbe. Wi.
slldli4 mar ia, bic frii6s RorbIees
luft IN bem tpslt5erii5mten Ge.bobe
athm.n gu t1nnsn gs mar aara tpi.
in Grieosna5eiter. S9Sn.r GOnn.n.
i4tin, oas epig sleihe Spiel Der @ls
len uno Elm 6unibeipsgtes Gtranbl.ben
pon 3iDil unb eWilitGr. Den 2lb.
ihlub Des Sages 6iIbete cine sdlem.
merei IN elmer aonbitorei. On bieiem
xagt ionnte man tbdtIG9li6 ben aaus
sen arieg pergeHen. Bk Idnsa aber
seiste Der ariss' tpieber iein ernif.s
antlib. Saon am gtbenb bes IL.
iparbe bic 9lIarmnadri6t b,tanut:
feds enslii6e Sreussr in Sitt. 60.
fort perlOidtsn bic 2iGtsr bon Oit.
enbe. Bel uns ksann aufs nsu. bic
9sfedtsber.itiddft. R.ite bes 6slai-
iden Seerss. bic bur6 gnslGnber uno
5ranaofen. uamentli6 cher bur6 mo.
oerne 4rtilieris, peritGrtt fporben pa.
rem, 'tpurben aus Der Ri6tung iiibli6
Sittnoe aemsloet. Wte nabe Der sSeino
mar, ergab Der 9erlauf elmer Rabfaba
rerpatrouiIIs, 6si Der Der Qeutnant
unb a6t Mann bur9 Elm MaI6in.n.
setpebr tobtgsiaoiisn unb att Rann
perpunbst purosn. 2(m Sonntag,
18. Oftobsr, friib mari9ierten mir
aus Weitterss bei Sitenbe in Iiibli9ep
Rihtilns ab LIN 10 ubr purben
mir BON fsinblidem 2lrtilI.riefeusr
iiberraIft. Msbrsre 56rapnels plab.
ten rehis unb Iints Der gbaufie..
4ufl betamen mir bonn Dorf Dor uns
Snfantsrisfsusr. Gofort fpurbe aus
sef9ipIrmt unb segeu bas 0orf Dor.
segangen. IS mar nur it4pd4 Be.
iest unb i&on rad elmer Stunbs in
uHierem 8eiib. Die SauptiisIluns
oss sSsinbes i.bo3 lag in 00bs zines !
Dorfes nit HanIen S6oors. geaen
Dies Dorf panote ii9 iebt Der On.
lriff. Wir srbislten Iebbaftes Mas
Thinensstpe6r. unb Snfantsriefsusr, |
oatten all dmebrsre 8erIuite. Frog. |
,em aing ss unentipest boripdrts, mi, |
Dir ss in 5risoeHs5eiter selsrnt babsn. |
bier fam 70 r.at bds .Sprung auf, |
narIh, marIt" Sur Gelhlns. Dir |
ionnten baIb ben grfolg unierss 9pr.
Jebens feitit,lIsu. Di. san3s 9siea.
daft rib aus, unb mir nahmsn bas
9erfolgunssi,usr oitf. Nun aber, IS
par ettpo brsi ll6r Na1mittags, be-
Innn cine 5Dis 3eit fir uns. Die
tinbli6e 4rtiIltrie. aber nidt bi. als
{ beIgiThe, bsgaun nit einem m5rbe.
iiden B.usr ouf nns, 70 bab an mel.
sres 0orsehsn niht seba6t iperben
onnts, 3umal uniere eigene ariiIl.ri,
m Riidsn, bn iie bic Stdrte bes
feinbss uneriddbi bate, uiht fart
enug mar. go mubten mir bic
3raunten unS Sdrnpnells untbdtie
Der uns erssbeu lufieu. Der GsiHb
FOB siemlicb gsnau, unb bic Sprens.
unite Der Sdrapnslls Iassn 10 tief,
uB aIiersr5bte gorfi9t sebotsn mar.
,itr babe i6 nun asmerft. mas man
llss ausbaliar tain. Tas Geldnbe
'dr fumpfis, bic Wiiterung tiibI unb
.gntriih. bic Wisien bon sdblrsihen
8dHergrdben bur9sosnl glm FUN.
fissn Rnnbe zines iolden @rabens,
1T ben Stisf,ln bis sum an01el i'm
asilsr lager mir hisE Sssi StguSsa1i
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g1o. 2 s1.1o-111.

Mogsen. - 30. 2 $1.10-1.u.
gerife. - 59-75e.
9imotbp. - $3.75-5.5O.
stlee $12.O0-14.50.
port. - s5iir ssanuar $18.O5-19.,
Is, am S4luB $3.50; fir Mai $18..
42-18.60. am S4Iub $3.50.
Sdmal5. - Jiir .sunuar $685.
75, am S6lub 9.75; fir Wsai 9.92-
1000. am GnluR $1,000.
Rippenieiten. - sFiir csdnuar &c.
72-9.80. am Sdlub $3.50; fir Mai
$10.12-10.12, am s6lub $1O12.
Butter. - Wadrft pillis. Grsas
mern 24-32c.
gier. = Wartt unD.rGnbert.
aartoffelu. - Martt unberGnbert.
Gefliigel. 2sbenbes. Marft
Wdrtt unper6nbert.
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9dsIider Wsarttberidbt.
Gineinmati, 4. DECEMBER.

Cincinnati, 4. DECEMBER.
gie noafolgenben Guotirungen be.
oitben iif iiiir auf Gnsros-Grans.
nttionen. Bel Heineren Gei1Giten
perSen etwas bSbere preiie berednet.
Brobiiionen.
Q maIo. prima Gfentn
$9.60-$97O syamilp S9mals ia
-12c pro pfunb.
Srodengefulstnss Wsif4
6bcri clear Geitsn 11a--11ae. fort
giippnieiien 11-114e. ertra fbort
elsdr Setter 114-11a. GduIiern 10
-10a. Bellies 12a-13e. mebr bers
paft. *
Bacon. - gbort clear geiten
13A-13ac, ertra ibort Nippenieiten
12E12s. ShuItsrn 11t--12e, unb
Bellies 13a-143c lofe unb 3e per
gfnb mebr perpadt.
gugar Gureb SIeifd. -
G&inten 17-17ie, g3ienic SHuls
tern 12}-13e. Brsufait Bacon 19a
Poe, GHultern 12a-13e, trodens
Beef Shinien 27-29e.
SiBgepofeItes SIeifd.
-S4inten 13-13Ac, pienie S6ul.
tern 113-12c, Bellies 161-17ac,
SdnItern 1i3-12e, Geip Uort Gut
11A-12c.
GrifdeS GIeifd. - Ghin.
len 12+-13c, pirnic GGultern 101
--f1e, G1uItern 10a--itc, mort
mippenieiten 101-10ac, fbort clear
Geiteu 10a-11c, ertra fbort geitenl
10e-10ae. Bellies 15-16ac pro
gfinb.
WebI unb Gefreibe
WebI. - Winter Batent Sc. 5.25-
5.45, @inier Ganep $4.90-5.15, DO. |
GaniiIp $4.50-4.65, Grtra $4.05-
4.25 crbindres $3.85-4.05. Sorter
Deisen 9ntent 50. 90 80, bo.fancpl
$5.45-5.70, DO. TarniIp $4.65-I
4.85. RoggeunebI, noropeitIides ee.
miihtes $b.tb-5.25. reines Gitp
S5.f6--5.46 per Dbl.
BefSen. - go. 2, rotber @inter
$1.16-l17. Ro. 3 S1.14--l.15ae.
glO. a rotbtr S1.08-$1.1S.
meIf&foru. - Ro. ! treibss
neuts CSC. 30. 2 bo. 65A-66e. go.
3 DO. 63A-65Ac. 80. 4 bo. 62-63c.
no. 8 bp. 603-61Ae, 80. @ bo. SOL
60e.. 30. aslbes 65nt, 80. 2 bo.
85- 65ae. go. 8 bo. 64-85e, Ro.
4 DO. 8lA-62ie. Ro. 5 bp. 6O-61r.
no. 8 bo. 59-60c. 90. / gemiIdsl II
fes 64--64ae. go. Q bo. 63a-64as. I
no. 3 bp. 63-64e, 30. a 30. 6l-
82e. no. 8 bo. 60-61e, no. 6 bo. /,
$500. Heues ipeiBes eolxns
Torn 60-62c, asI6eB 61-63e, aes
mifftes 61-83c Der Wu.
6afes. - 30. 2 ipei6er 51--ly
511s. STANDARD ipsiBer 50a -51c. Ro,
3 ipeibsr so 50Af, No. 4 ipeiber 4Sa !
--49ac. Hc. 2 gfmifd6isr 493 SOC,
10. 8 ssmii&isr 49-49at, go. A
,tmiimter 4e-49c. Ia
MoageH. - gp. q S1.O9-
! 10. No. 8 sl.05-1 90. 4 500 q
II. .05. h
MdIs. GrHHiabrs Geriie ss
'-06e, bp orbindre 8480s per gu. !
Mhfsfp. L
0srfauft murbeu Gas 0bl. GtsI
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ghieaao, 4. December.

Wtisen. - Sir DECEMBER $1.14A
-l16t, am ShIub $1.16a; fir Wlai
$1.20s-1.21s, am S4luB $1.21s.
Melfdiorn. - ssiir December 625
am S4luB 63sc. fiir Waai
68s--69sc. am GdlnB 69e.
6afer. - Mir Deaember 465t---
47ae, am Ghlub 47tc; fir Wlai 51a
-62A am S@lub 524s.
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siers Siusinnass so1ssIa eamaaa Sen s. assmsa 1914

per 9onne dbgeIiefert. Maiid,
lole GtiidfobIen $500. sfntbracite
$7.75 per 9onne abseliefert. gofe
foftet $6.00-6.50 per Tonne abge.
Iiefert.
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Ghieaap. 4. 1sa.mt.r.

Sdtveine. - 3ufuar q, 900. preifs
eSber. Built $6.70-715, lei6te
S6.40-7.20, oemiidte S6.65-8.75,
idpere $6.75-8.25. raube $685.
$50, JerteI $4.00-7O0.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Martt
fteiis. Ginbeimifde Gtiers $a70--
10.50. Weiiern $5.25-s.5O, aii6e
unb 6eifers $325-6.60. adlbsr
Sc. .75-9.75.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 10000. Martt
i6tuaH. Shafe $5.20-6.15, SGbrz
linse $6.25-7.35, 2dmmsr $3.50
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Rem gort, 4. DECEMBER.

Wefp WDtt, 4. Of3trIlber.
sinn. = W2artt itstis; 5 5onnen
pdrtie $33. .40-33.85, 25 aonuen
partie $33.30-33.85. glectrplptie
feft: $12.87-13.00; gaitina $1267
--12.87.
Giien rlbia unpsrdnbsrt.
glei. Martt rubia $3.50
$50
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Sin g subn Der 8ttt.

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rOu bait mid seI9ldsen, Batter. aber
ih inpOrs Dir, i9 iperbs mid furht.
bar rd4eu on Seirtsn eissusn GHs
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Dietmxrfte.

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3ufubr unb 9erianbt ipdbrenb ber
Derfloiienen "a Stunben Dsrsli4en
nit ben DorbergebeHben pier 1ageHI
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Die llmidts TN bieiisen glsarissbans
bslisfen iid ttute auf $685., ,sss.
esfal. stInritatsu.
Die Sitnation Fat iiH In ben IetteH "a.
gen tpieberum bebsulsnb ssbsHsrt nub ss
berrf4te cine grte Wa9frdee Ha& ten bel.
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Mftisn tpnrbtn SIX gsbpten, Ohio Cities
0ss 661<. Qint. Gtrset Wp. Cine 9epport
q Gsp. pref. snb pSorter & osmble raren
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