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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
(By the Associated Press.

Washington, Oct. 23.-Special agents
of the Federal Trade Commission pe-
gan today an investigation or charges
that cotton buyers in North and South
Carolina and Georgia have combined
to keep down prices to producers. Ihe
complaints alleged that large pur-
Chasers Of cotton in the States named
have combined to divide territory IN
such way as to allow them prach-
cally to fix the price to the grower.
Commissioner w. J. Harris, VINO re-
Ceived the complaints, recommended
a thorough investigation Whch was
ordered by the commission.
Members of the commission Sa1o
that if the allegations OF the com
plants were substantiated the corlplc =
nation would constitute restraint OF
trade, and the commission Wouid De
authorized to proceed under the anu
trust laws. That would mean lnstltu-
ton of the first suit of the kind
brought through the commission since
its creation.
Agents of both the economic and
legal divisions of the COMMISSION Will
conduct the investigation. The trade
commission issued the following state
ment:
THE Federal Trade Commits
sion has ordered an immediate
investigation to determine Whetn-
er there is a combination on the
part of cotton buyers of South
Carolina. North Carolina ana
Georgia to hold down the price OF
cotton. This investigation has
been undertaken at the instance
of Commissioner W. j. Harris. to
whose attention complaints nave
come that such a combination
does exist. resulting in his SubnlS-
sion of the matter to the COM
mission.
'"rh $ inforI7ation is TO the Ell
feet t':.t for years past IN the
three -; 'os ~ question and more
pat liCVl. ~ ~ the two Caro-
Inns -, >" ilaNe l,een varying
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
2 DETECTIVE FIRES
AT STATESVILlE IN DAY
tSpeclal to The News and Ol,carvarA

Statesville. Oct. 3-Statesville had
Two tire alarms last night-the first
LOT quite season. Early in the night
a couple Of negroes-Jim Smith and
Gus McLeliand-Were using some
some highly combustible stain at the
Statesville Furniture Company.s nlant
when the stain caught fire from the
lantern carried by the negroes. Nc
LELAND grasped the bucket Of stain
and threw it from the window and in
so doing he was seriously burned on
the hands and arms. Smith managed
to put out the fire in the building
before serious damage was done. Both
negroes are employees Of the plant
Smith as night watChman and Me
LELAND as fireman.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
KILLING PAN ANA ~ ikf
Col Gocthal~ Plans to stop the Creep
ing WrithinS Dirt Of Culcbra.

New York Evening sun
The mass OF creeping ~rirhinI dirt
known as Culebra Snake I'LL which
has made traffic an uncertainty ever
since the Panama canal has been
open is to be conquered finally and
absolutely Ma Gen George "
Goetbals saws 80 Therefore Amen
cans having had experience with his
canal-making ability already compla
Gently accept the conqu"rinS as being
as good as accompll llehed already and
turn on 10 the other news
II takes considerable courage - ad-
nit partial defeat at the isthm y by
announcing that the canal will remain
closed until the slide danger has been
eliminated In eaChing such de
cision Gen. GoethalS - wise. however.
for il would waste time aud money
in the long run - Try 70 do the jon
piecemeai He l. the right man 10
kill the Panama snake Fvery ody
hopes thar he viii take time enough
20 make sure that il crawls no more
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
SEVEN SPRINGS HOUSE
BURNS, LOSS IS $500
Especial to The News and Observer

Goldsboro. Oct 23.-Dr w NJ
Parks, who resides on his fine farm
near Seven Springs had the misfortune
to lose his house and nearly every
thing it contained by fire this week.
The family had retired for the night.
when passersby. discovered the fire,
awakened them and assisted in the re
moyal of some Of the furniture
The house was q tWO-stOry seven v
room building and was valued at So
500, with only S Geo insurance.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
cotton COMBINE
/ IS SAID To EXIST IN
NORTH CAROLINA
edefal Trade Body Begins
Probe Into Alleged Effort To
Keep Prices Down
IN SOUTH CAROLYN
AND GEORGIA ALSO

Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington
and Other Cities Said To Be
involved in Controversy,
Charge That Price Differ
enCeS Is UnWarranted in
Many Cases
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
STATES POSTMASTERS
BACK FROM MEETING
(By II. L.. {. BRlANT.t
Washington Stan correspondent.
Especial to The News and Observer

Washington Oct -3.-The North
Carolina postmasters. 5. about d dozen
OF them, left for their respective
homes tonight after attending the an
nua1 convention of postmasters here.
Bart GatGng of Raleigh was here for
several days.
Several of the North Carolinians
made arrangements for minor i'm
pro.ements in their Offices while here
Uncle Sam has promised TO see that
better delivery wagons are provided d
IN the larger towns Just any old
morse and wagon cannot be used by
contra ctorS for carrying the mails
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
| LAGRANGE MANS BODY
FOUND IN POOL BY ROAD
Especial to The News and Observer

La Grange, Oct. 23-The body of
Ezra Gilmore, of this place, was found
in a pool Of water about three miles
from here late this afternoon. He
was driving to his home in a buggy
and it is believed that he fell from the
vehicle in an epileptic fit from which
he often suffered. He was between
As and so years old.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
(Ry II. f. c. BRYANT)
Washington staff Correspondent

Washington, Oct. 23.-The Federal
Trade Commission today ordered an
rryestigation to determine whether
there is combination on the part of
cotton buyers of North and South
Carolina and Georgia to hold down
the price of cotton. This action was
taken at the instance of Commissions
Harris, who comes from Georgia, and
T. whom complaints that such "a COM
h.uation does exist have come.
Raleigh. Charlotte, Wilmington
and other important cotton producing
and selling centerS are involved in
this controversy. From time to time
for years farmers have complained
that cotton buyers in North Carolina
towns has an understanding not TO buy
over certain price.
Prosecutions Planned.
The Federal Trade Commission has
lower to investigate. and report on
such matters. 1t it is found that per-
sons are guilty Of combining to fix
prices. prosecutions will follow.
The information upon which the in
ycstigaton is to be made is to the
effect that for years buyers in the
three states mentioned, and particu-
larly in the two Carolinas, have been
charging different prices for cotton
these charges varying One-half OF one
cent a pound in two points not more
than twenty miles distant from each
other.
This difference in price, it is al.
legged in the complaints, which have
reached the commission, seems to bt
the sole result Of the workings of thi!
combination For instance. it is sug
gested many cities and towns have
practically no large market, due tt
the fact that divisions of territory fo
buying purposes are made, one terri
tory belonging to one buyer and othe
territory to another buyer. These al
legged practices are said to be confined
10 certain places named in the com
plants to a greater extend possibl,
than to other points within the state
specified
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
BRITAIN, FRANCE AND
RUSSIA AGREE on Pl AZ
Object Of Scheme Is To Secule
Movement Of Neutral Con-
merce SO II Win Not Be In-
tenupted To Be in Close
Touch With Government.
But Not Run By II

n. Br
handling the export trade ot th-
United States through a trust com
pany. cooperating with the federal
government, in order To avoid inter
ference with carGoes. were announced
today by Secretary Kedneld of the
Depa rtment Of Commerce after 4 con
ference with Assistant Secretary Pc
tcrs OF the Treasury Department As
siStant Secretary Nroomap OF the be
partment of Agriculture and num-
Der Of exporters, trustees Of tho Cnrn-
panY
To Handle Exports
The company viii be called ths
American Overseas Trust Company.
and will handle the American export
business along the lines followed ~
the Netherlands Overseas Trust with
the import business Of Holland SEC
retary Redheld SAID that While III
would in no sense be i government OF
ganization nor be officially recognized
| by the government, il would be IN
close touch with Various departments
| Of the governments whose agents
would see that its operations wcr"
| Impartial and neutral This WAS
regarded as meaning that the Amcri-
can Overseas Trust Company VIII as
sure the European governments with
which il deals that no goods exported
under its supervision Will reach or
The object OF the scheme. Score
tary Redfeld aid. is to secure the
movement OF neutral commerce under
such authoritat auspices a. 10 as
sure that il Will not DC interrupted
That part of the plan to be undcrta ken
by the Department of Commerce. un-
der the arrangements discussed today
would he the aSCertaining bN com
! mercial attaches, commercial agents
and other officers, that the operations
| Of the plan We're strictly impartial ans
neutral The new company would bt
open to assist all truly neutral, Amer
| lean commerce TO all countries VIII
which it is to operate The machinery
would not be officially Il part Of the
government. and it would not be
money making scheme. Il Is the vol
untary action Of men prominent II
business in various cities Of IN" coun
try seeking to secure relief for Amer
lean commerce by having n"utra
trade conducted under the a uSplceS p
an organized responsible concern
The company officials at the confer
enCe were headed by Max May -of tn
Guarantee Trust Company of Nev
York and exporters in Philadelphia
. Richmond. and Baltimore also wer'
represented It is understood tenta
tive arrangements already have beer
made with the governments of trca
Britain France and Russia ! repre-
sentative Of the company Viii go z
Europe soon to complete The n"g"'ia
riOuS
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5ein wdoef.
etiSs, ron n. O 9abtr.

Der Wintsriturin tobts nm bas
Sdus. er riitslie an ben 5biren,
On ben SenisyIdoen; inadtIos 5srrte
CT an oeni ipigsH Dahip.ri b,s i6aus
ies, osiIen Spiss Elm abiirm6sn
irDnte. Abe ods 6aus ifaub fsit.
uno 5biirsn gHo 5eniter idIoHsn is.
ben Sduh bss uusebeteusn GdIiss a6.
Or. Seinrih bdtte fsin Sanatprium
Hiht nur auf isiteH Gruno gs6aut.
forberu es aud nit alien gsbnslids
ieitsn psrisb.u luiisn. bic Die Rsu5eit
bot.
an Der peitsu, ipohlis burtpGrms
Ten Saas iobeu Ia Ofisisrs in ausss
rsatem geplauosr. Sic ipar,n ReiOns
palsIsenteu une aus aIlsn 9essnosn
Des arieasItdupldbes bisrbsr ses
Ianbt norbsn, no iid ibnsn bic 8sfass
lid)t,it zines roruebmsn Seins, ibpIs
Iii6e Ruae uno porsiislids 9.rpfIss
auna bot. BenH uuh Or. 5eiuria.
Der geIiser unO 2siter bts SandtOs
RUINS. auf BEN ariessif1uplabe neil
ie, 70 perifanb ss bod feline iunse
Sruu qllmo, unteritiibt bon sinsm s.s
f4uItsa pflss9srIcuaI. meifsrIt4,
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Huder. - preI's telt. Hnfs
finirt.r Gut 2oaf $3.50; rppbsrts
$3.50; Cubes $685.; gr1nuIirisr
s6.40; Gonf.etionsrs ~ $3.50; Sff
.gl4 s6.o5; ipsibsr ,rtra &c $5.85,
.rtra &c $5.65; q. 8. gIsrifi.b mel.
b.r s6.05- Sc Is; bo. ssIbsr $3.50
s-.65 per 100 pfurb.
MoIafies IN fstid.-Rer Ors
leans Open aettle 40-55e. Gentrifus
aal 20-30e per Gnflone.
Weis. - 2cuiiinnn. 5nncn Sedo
THE. primn 6-6sc, oroindrer
4i-5sc, Sapan 5i--5i Der gfunS.
Datrps Drobutte
Butter. - Wartt rubis, preii.
i.f. - DbolsmiIt, ertra 34t-35te;
GsntraIiseb grira 32-33e Gfutrali'
ssb sgirits 27-29c; bo. S.epnbs 23--
24e; s5onen DARN 25t; padiul
Stod 17--1se per Giinb.
Rdie. = Giarft ieIt. Ohio lie.
PcrsueiiIiher i7-179e. sleD Dorf
isc, Sdrpci3cr 161-17Ac. DO. Bird
t6S--17ic. aimburacr 17--ise per
piuiit.
gier. - War.t felt. - grima
friide Silbnereier 19ae; firits tSsc;
croin1re iirIts 1se; ieeonos t7Ac;
per Dubene. @inIssisr 35c; Gntens
eitr 20c par Dubeno.
@efIiasi. - Narit fietis.
Sprinders pon 81 plumb un5 bdriibtr
1876, inter 81 pfunb l7hs; Siibu,r
14Se; SABINE 1Oc; Erutbiibuer TO-
i2c; 9uIls t3e: GnteH 10-t2c;
@dnIc Csc per ylmo.
DbR unb gtmiife.
MepfeI. - 8ute atpfsI $3.50
--3.75 per 85l.. is uad1 NuoIiidi.
gttronen. wdrtt rnr R.fia.
MeIIino $2.25-2.50; galiitrnla
$2.25-2.75 per aiFs.
Crnnatn.-porit rubis unp
lfetia. California S2.00-2.50; syles
rioa $1.75-2.50 per Rife, 8dnae,
riuss s2-252.5o per EcppsI.its.
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gbieaso, II. Qlpril.

Gbieaso, II. 2lpril.
0si3sn. s-tJiir Rai S161-1..
62i, am S6laB S1.62; fir Juli
S1.394-136, am S9lub $1.36.
Dsli9torn. Giir Rai 755-
'774c. ON s6fub TIC; fir 5uIi 7sa
-79sc, am S9Iub 79ae.
5afsr. Jir Wai 57s -58c, am
s6luB 575c; fir Suli 5ss-574c;
am SdIub 57t.t.
Roggsn. - geurit nominal.
gerits. = 73-81c.
5imotbp. - $5.O0-6.25.
RI.e. = $8.Oo-13.Oo.
part. = Glr mai $17.e2-1s.o5,
am S9iub 1890; fir September
S1s.3o-1s.42, am S9lub S1S.42.
S5mal5. - Jiir Suit 10.32-1o.s
40. an S6lub 1o.37; fir s.piem5er
10.eo-10.62. am S6luB 1852.
RippenIsittn. - sir SuIi $10.40
-1O.47, am SaIuB 10.45; fir s.ps
timber S1o.67-1o.75, an S6IuB
$10.72.
Butter. = g]rsii. niebris.r; Grsas
mern 22-29c.
gier. - QrsiIe b56er. SrbinGr.
firfs sa-l83c; firits 19t-199e.
2arttff.ln. - Wortt unbsrGnbsrt.
9sfliissl. - 1ebenbes. preii. nisbs
riger. Sii6nsr 15c; Sprinssrs 1sc.
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gItuOis III us.

@ertbeioiaer: .Gs lit nit)t 81 Ieug-
nen, mcin Silent, Serr Woies Serih,
lpollte iibers @eer itieber Gber gle
ueroen 6en sou uiloer beurtbeiIer,
penn Sic errpdgeu, bnb Der slnee-
flagte lu5peiieIbait inter erbIther
@eeiniIuiiune itarS, inSen ieine
9orfabren aud crit Surd}s Rrtbe
1eer ge3ogen iinb."
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1asIiaer wsarstberid,t.
Gineinnati, II. apriI.

0tncIuHu utts LIZ Apts.
Dk naGfofaeuben 0uptirunitn BE-
sithsn iiG nur auf Gngrcs 9rans
dffionsn. Bel fleinsrsn Osihdften
lpcrben e.pas h5tsrs sprsifs tsre4nd.
propificnM
G&mdfa prima Sieam
9.45-e55; Ddmifp G4maIs 103
--101r pro pfuitb.
Srodenaeiafssnes Dtif d
Sbort clear Gtiien 9a-9ac; grtrd
Ibort clear 94-91e; ihort gippenins
ten 9--eir; s4uIirn 73e; Bells
9A--1oe.
Bacon. - Short clear 6siten
103-11e; srtra fbort clear Ssiteu
101-10ac; ibort Rippnieiin 104
--10ie; Shulisrn 9--94c; Bellies
10a-111c..
SHbaepStsItts HIsif d.
Sfintsn 13a-14e; pienic SHulieru
lo-1oAe; Brsuifsit Bacon 17b-
1sae; S9ultnn in padst.n 1010ac;
n. y. Gut SduIirn8-Stc trodsrs
Beef GHintsn 25-27e.
SabgepSteItts Gleif d.
- Der pfunb: G4tni.n 11A-11ae;
pienic Ghultsrn 8-81r; Bellies 14a
---15e; sduIisru s-sae; g. Q. Gut
DO. 8--S3c.
nriites N1tifh. - S6iu'
Ten 10a-11s; pirnic S6uItsrn z
-sae; S4uitern 7a-8le; ibort RIP
penfsitsn 94-10c; fbori clear Seitsn
9i-10e; ertra ibori Ssitsn 9i-99e;
Bellies, Isi9t: 14a-15sc; Bellies,
ihtpTs 10-10ac.
NEIL unb @ttretbe
W1ebI. - Iinter gatcrlt S7.f5
-7.45; 8inter fnncp SG.S0-6.95;
Minter iSanlilp $5.S0-e.55; Bintcr
ertra $5.95-G.15; @intcr oronld'
res $5.75-5.55; Sarter Aei5cH Ba.
ten $7.55-S.00; Sarter @ei3en
fancu S7.t0-7.35: Sarter @eiaen
;sauIilp S6.10-6.45; RoggenmehL
ilorolpeiilifes seniidtcs $6.35-6..
60; reines Gitn SfoggeHmebI $500
$40; 6itp semiifscs Roegenmebl
$c.35-6.60.
Beisen.-9 9eo. 2 roiher Binter
S1.59-1.59t; 9ao. 3 bo. $1.58--
1.59; go. A bo. $1.54-1.57.
Welf9torn. - go. ] tpsibss
s0ht; glo. 2 DO. s0-s0ae; 30. 8 DO.
79a -Soe; Ro. a DO. 7S-79c; Ro. 8
DO. 77-78e; Ro. 6 bO. 76-77e. Ro.
l seIbes SOC; Ro. 2 DO. 79a-80c;
gao. 8 bp. 79-795e; Ro. A DO. 77i--
7sae; Rp. 5 bo. 76A-771c; 30. 6 DO.
75t-76se; go. / s.mifdtss 79Ac;
9o. 2 DO. 79-79ae; 30. 8 bo. 78h--
zoe; Ro. a DO. 77-7se; 20. 5 DO.
7e-77e; 30. 6 bo. 75-76e. - Dsi'
bes aoIbeniorn 7st-79ae; gelbes
79-soc; ssmii6t.s 7st-79te per
guikf.
SAFER. - Wc. 2 meiBcr 60e;
Stanbarb peiBer 592--6Oc; Io. 8
weiber 59a-59ae; gto. 4 ipeiBer
5sa-59c; go. 2 ecmiid)ter 30
59ac; sso. 3 DO. 5st--59c; gao. A
gcniiihter o.-5Sae.
Rosg.n.- go. 2 S1.10-1.12;
gep. 8 s1.os-1.1o; Ro. A $1.@-
1.08.
wbfstn.
9erlaufi nurbeH 300 8tIs. Si.
fiiltri ;Einifheh Gooha auf osr Bats
bon s1.3e psr Gdllcre.
GrceerteA
Rdffts. - Ulorls rrFa. prsiis
iie!is. :.
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u ufu6r

Riubpisb. Die gta9frass
mar cine CUTE unb Der Martt i.it fur
bic bsFsrsn Gualitdien.
Witilers uuo iapere Stir, 1925
$50; auserl.iene 6ts ertru $3.50
800; S9I,u $2.75-5.75; JleiIdrrs
Stiere S5.50-7.50; aussrlsi,ns $50
-7.75; Ssifsrs $4.75-7.50; aussrs
lei,ne 6is srtra Isichts S7,65-s.o0;
aibe S3.25-5.65; austrIeisne Bis
trtra S5.75-6.25; Gamers $500
400; f.tts DARN aiibe $5.25-6.25.
9ulleu. - Der Marit mar bsus
ie Iistia Bis fsit unb bic 9srluite pom
anfcus Der Mods purpsn pieoer
gut ssnaht.
i5ette 9uIlen $6.15-6.50; Bologna
$5.75-6.25; EXTRA $6.35; Magsrs
uuo Ieitie $4.75-5.75.
RGIbsr. Der Martt mar rubis
unS bic preiis itstig.
Grtra $8.25-8.50; fair Biz eutt
lsidts $6.5O-s.25; orbindre Biz
grpbe $4.50-8.00.
S&psine. Der Msarft mar
fart uno ole prsifs Itten lin b.
25e iibsr BEN BON Der pOrissu DO6s.
guie uussrlsIsas @srpaduness uno
6lsiiGsrIcritn $7.70-7.75; i9tpers
Sdpsine $7.65-7.70; Orbiudre bis
nustrIsIsns iGtpers ietts Sdus $5.75
lilo; sTtra s7.l5; Stass S4.75-
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qutient: .Ssrr DOttor, id bobe Sic
rufen Iafeu, bod mub i'd Shuen 9lsi4
bemerteu, i'd babe uiht odE 1erin5its
@ertrduen su ben 4er5ten.
9trst: vQ6, ous tbut uidts, Der (sieL
bat gum Sbi,rarst aud teiu 9ertrauen
uuo piro bod DON ibm turiert."
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Grape, fruit. iFlrriba
l$2.10-2.25 per Rife.
grbbeereu. - Goilep 20-Sot
pet Gndrt.
aartoffeIn. - waifiadn 81
-53e per guikI unb $2.00-2.25
PET gbf. pom etore.
Saatfartofftlu. = G4ts
Rsb Ripsr gnrfp Gbio's S110-l,
Is; Jrifb GObbIsrs s0e; did Carmen
65-70e; 1riumpbs rsb glib elrlp
$1.15--125; Rings 70-75 per gu.
Junge Gartoffeln. - Jlo.
riba S6.O0-7.00 per Bbl. unb $3.50
-3.25 per 5amper.
SiiBtartoffeln. = SHbIi4e
$1.00-1.25 per 6dmper.
Spdrgsl. - 15--25e per giins
bel.
5omaten. SIorioa 1925
200 per Crete.
Rrduf. - Wartt riihiq. Ddnis
lfdss $1,000 per 9on duf BEN Ges
l.ife unb S2.50-2.75 per gbl. pom
lStors. - Rsuss araut S2.75-3,00
per Crate.
Grbfen. - JIOriba. = $2.75-
800 per Santper.
8miebelu. - geIbe Sf.25-
1.50 per gufbeI bonn Store. @eibe
Sf.50-1.75 per guIheI bonn gtore.
- StodspiebeIn. - @eiBe S1.00--
1.25, gelbe S1.25--1.50 per gn.
Crime Bobnen. = GIoribd
$3.50-4.00 PER Camper.
Rarotfen. - Gspai9su. S2.25
--2.50 per Bbl.
Rotbe gfibsn. - Guie Riben
i$1.0O-1.25 ptr gbl.
Deibe Riben. glep Drle'
ans SS.5o-4.O0 Der gbf.
aobl. = $1,000 Oct
gbI.
aonbbrpbufte
Seu. - go. / 1imotbp 1890
-19. .755; go. 2 Simotbp $3.50;
90. 3 1imoibp $1700-17.50; NO.
4 gemiId.er Rice $3.50; go. 2 DO
$3.50; go. l alss $500; Rc. 2 DO
l$17.o0; aIfaIfa $17.oo-19.0o per
Sonne.
Wiibf.nfutfer III ii.tig. alsi:
$26.00-26.5o; 0ai6oliugs srcbcs
$2S.00--2s.50: DO. feines $1,000
$3.50; geuiidtes 6lttter $4,000
300.
Gamer.i.r. - Wlarit istis.
alesiamcn STOOL 40 auf BEN @e-
leiIs unb S8.Oo-S.50 per gu. BON
Store, 1imotbp s2.75-3.25 per gu.
bonn Stors. gudfpsis.n s5c per Blu.
Derfhiebenes.
Dele. - Wartt ftetig. asin5I, 70.
ks SAC per GaIlons IN partisn Don
5g6ls. Getott.s 1e me5r. go. 1
2aro6l 60c; Cotton Seeo Del. rnffi'
nirtes 53e Der Gnnone. 5erpentir
SAC per GaIIons In partieu Don Is
Barrels. petroleum. Ohio Carbon
100 Grab Oh bo. $50 Grab 10ac,
S,abIia6t It's Grab 12c. gltb grotpn
gaIolin 13e. Rapbtn 1f,e per Gallone
in gartisn bon 1--5 gbIs.
SaIs.- Der Warst IN rubts. -
Chic @ipcr S1.05 per Dbl. Don 2SO
Bib, 5ubrlobn bin5uaeiiist.
sals. - Warit fietis. prima
Gitp 6s-7c; DO. Country 64-63c
per plumb.
aobIen. - Wurtt rubis. You,
s6iosb.nD $3.5o-3.75. Tub unb
Glad 1925. aanaipha SiiidtobIsn
$3.50-3.75, Nub unb Glnd S2.25
per aonne abeeIieiert. RauhIoie
StiidiobIsn $3.50, bo. Rub unS
Glad 1925. slntbracite SLID
500 per 9onne abgelieiert. Gofe 10.
itet $6.00-6.50 per Sonne abGe.
lisf.rt.
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3uRim muug.

.gs fommt fir isbeu nal Elm aus
senbIid i'm asbeR, fpo ibm oas Slid
bic Sonb bietst; ubsr nur ipsuise rptis
fen, ibu rihtis uussuniissu.'
- .Dc boben g reht Wlit bdben
r dd NAL nit 80 Nsine CUR poit
e'ididt. unb I bab r ntrtIita sins
sohIt!"
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lgrIb. glonSs nno Nititn u glsw ylorl.

g.inafispapisrs surosu ~ sx - sHx
biz sstirt. gs.tfsf auf 9on,o1 uareT fsfi9
~ tLsGK far 90 Tass sidli: Hsbel.dHwsi.
iunaen $4.79K unb Sihl.ssshiei si.lgH.
eiibsr. Ssrrtn soc, Rsriisnii4s 6suars
2ee.
.Aftisnmarft.-Tu Nartt mar i'm
Gnasntinen ifnrf unb bic Beetle itanben
iait ouT4pss siwas absr oensn pon asltsrH.
Giitnbatu Hftiss-
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o.: I'D babe Gis ssfisrn NIT Sbr,r
9rnui iDdferfabrsn fsben.s
g.: .Das jiimmt. mir BADEN gsifsrn
sint 2annpartis ssma4.s
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Wetaa. Marft.
30 , IN 81 No,T IT

Rsp gOrt. IT. qpril.
Waetaa. - Der Tlsialmdrit ipdr
ru5ig GI.ctrOIptie 17-17tc; Ga
ting 16s-l6ic;
Glen. - gslrtt unbsrGnber..
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$40; lsidtt nnb mittlere gerfanstiors
ten s7.25-Z75; SerteI, Ito pfuno
Iuirb ipenissr $5.50-7.15.
G4afs uub 2ammer -
Gfafe unb 2dmmsr naren itaig,
Irlbiibrs admnxr oter jtehen um
S1.o0 Big $3.50 iibsr ben prsiisu pom
boristH Samitas.
5@nk 450-70O; gei9orsne
Sdcfs S5O0-sO0; admmer $50
loco; gei6orsne aammer $3.50
e.1o; Sprtns admmn s9.00-13.s
80.
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0iebmarft.

gineinnati. II. 9ipril.
Die 3ufubr unO ausfubr ipG6reno
Der lsbten Mode, uersIi6en mil bers
iel6en 3eit Der porbersebenosH sfpsi
Wo6eu lparsu ME folst:
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ebitasO, II. apriI.

Shneins. = 3ufubr 6OoO. Wertt
Fart, msiffsus 10c h0bsr. gult 7.35--
I7.50; lsi4te $7.25-7.65; gemiidte
$7&-765; ffDus $6.90-15o;
ruubs s6.90-7.10; GsrisI S5.75-
$50.
Rinbbisb. = 3ufubr 100. Wartt
itstig. ginbeimiifs Beef Stisrs
6.20-8.55; Wsitern Siisrs $5.65-
.7.50; aiibs unb S.iisrg $3.O0-8.s
20; a6l6er $5.75-S25.
Stafs. = 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
jtstig. S6ofe $7.50-s.65; 2dmm.r
Sa.25-l0.65.
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alnsmdrfise Wdrtte.
Rem gOtt. II. April.

Rem gOrt, II. &pril.
Rsbl. = WIrtt anbalisnb isitsr. -
RoogsumebI. = gSartt ruds.
Uaiismsbl. - Wurtt ftetis.
Roegsn. - Martt left.
9erfts. - arft ru5ig.
Dei5sn. - Wdrtt isft; go. 2 70.
TIER $1.63f uub 30. 2 barter $L69a,
alsr auf ben gsI.iisn II ausfubr. =
Ro. 1 Rortbern Sulutb S1.664 uno
10. 1 glortberu glauitoba $1.634 c.
/. {. Buffalo.
MeII4torn. = Wurtt fsit; go. 2
ssl6ss S7te c. |. {. fir 3ufubr.
Sdfer. = Wedrtt f.ft; StanSarS
63sc; RO. 8 ipeiBsr 63e; faHcp sebiIs
tier peiBer 66c.
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tseiansti. II. aprii. isfs.
De osf&dftI psres ttufs sdbrsnb ber
@sten Santitunbtn sehs lsttait bod "
0ft6 dubtth pinis bsnn bic 1lnfen bibsn
aephsenbs 6osbs an 1anc. Bon ben Ban.
fea puybea Sarfsben on eau ~ ~ aus
6sfisten uac Oei1Sitspapfre pnretn ~
- * biS.oufirt. Jm oifsuin Norfif
Dsrbs 4rtpatsxapitaf ~ 6H--tt son esuS
snb ~ tx--es auf 8sit pIaeirt
Ds6ia snf Hsp psrf
turbsH ~ Bari spiiatn SeR!eg perIanft.
Its 0snaterrais beiragf sos grdris per
tieo0.
Dsafa ssl Gnrsta.
SiAt. DE tit suf aontos purSsi Az
tIGi-leiZ yer So. gtsrlins quotirt. Fur
Bsdfd All terfin surbsn 84e fir Warf
bsredHes. fas Be4ftl auf tjars 1s-lsH
pro Urant, aui 0nsitaodm zoe pro 4al.
ben nBb anf @ifn lie per Rross.
uHsss.cblissiisnsu
n, area yunio uub 6stiI TIs fdut.n nus