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Wlittlere unb fdhpere @tiere $7OOl

Mittlere unb ffytpere Gtiere $7.O0
500; Ddfen $3.O0--6.50; syfeifder
Stiere $5.25 7.25; nuserlefene Bis
extra $7.35-7.85; Seifers $3.50
6.25; auserleiene bis ertra $6.50-7.s
25. aii6e $3.50--5.25; auserleiene
bis ertra $5.35-6.OO; Gamers unb
gutters $3.5O-4.5O; Mildtiibe s35
30; Stodsrs unb Jesbers $500
l6.75.
8ullen. - Sci gutter Nadfrage
mar Der Wartt beute tart. Die 3us
|fubr mar nilr mGbis.
SSette 8ullen $6.25-6.5O; 8ologa
na $5.50-6.25; masere unb lei4te
S4.oO-5.25.
adfber. Die 3ufu6r mar ses
ring, bic Raafroge gut linb bic Bret
ie itiegen Inn 25c per pfunb.
Bette adIber $1O.5O-10.75; fair
'bis CUTE lei9te $7.50-10.5O; orbis
mare unb arobe $4.00E10.25.
g 6Deine. - Die beltige 3uz
fubr mar iebr mdbig uuo bic preiie
babsr I'M 10-25c b0ber als seitsrn.
Die Naffrase par cine CUTE.
9ute Bis auserlefene Ysrpadunsss
unb Jleiiterforten $700-71O; se>
mil6te @srpadungsiortsn $6.S5-7.s
90; ausseiudts mittlsre, 160-18o
pfuno, $6.85-7.oo; leiate gerianbts
iorIen, 120-155 pfullo, $6.50-6..
75; 5ertel, 40 pfuno unp ipsniser,
$4.25-6.25; orbindre bis f6pere fsts
tie Sdue $5.00-6.65; Stass $500
500.
S6afe unb mer. -
Die 3ufubr entipra8 aud beuts ipies
Der nidt Der Ia6frags. Sute Sc9as
fs iparsn itetie, bic beiiersn 2Gmmer
um 10--15e bD6er.
Stafe, ertra $4,000; CUTE Biz
auserleisne $5.00-5.65: crbindre bis
fair $3..00--4.90. - 2Gmmsr, ertrd
$1,000; quite Bis aussrlsisne $8.75-
$50; Gulls uHo orbindre $500
$50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-31

3uder. - prsife fsit. - Rafft-
nirter Gut 2oaf $7.25; potpbereb
$6.45; Cubes $3.50; sranuIirter $e..
35; gonfatipners ~ 1925; Sfi
.a1 $500; tpeiBsr ertrd $3.50; srtra
&C. $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Molaffes iit ftetis. - Rem Or
leans Open atttIe 45 65c; Gentrifus
gal % -32c per GolIone.
Reis. - aouiiiana, s5aneb Seob
6t-69c; primd 54-5ic orbinirer
4-4ae; Japan 42--54e per plumb.
Dairp probufts
8utter. - Wsdrtt rubia. g]reiIe
fef. - WboIsmilf ertra 3Se; Cen
trali5sb sttrd 35te; genirali3sb firifs
32r; bo. GecoHbs 29c; Janep DARN
24s; padins GiOd 17ar19c per
pfuHb.
&dfe. - Mnrit fisiis. Obio 17e;
9eorbipeitliher III -19c; glsp yort
19c; S4ipeijsr 26c; bo. @rid 1Sae;
9imburssr 17-17he per pfunb.
Gier. Warit rubig nnb prsile
jtitw. - prima firits 3ubnsrelsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-31
@bieaao. 80. 0eaembsr.

S4psine. = 3ufubr $4,000. -
Wfartt Hart. Butt $6.45-6.S0;
lsi6ts $6.20-6.So; s.mif6te $500
$50; idtpere $6.35-6.90; rau9e
$6.35-6.50; 5srtsl $5.25-6,35.
Rinboieb. = 3ufu6r 1000. Wdrtt
itetig. ginbsimii6e Beef Stiere S6.s
1876; aiibe unb Seifsrs $2.85-
$40; Rdl6er $70o-10.5O.
S9afs. - 3ufuhr 10000. Wartt
TART. eWtbers $6.50-7.o0; gtpes
S4.50-6.4o; 2dmmer $7.25-9.60.
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25Ac; ttcnnbs 23c per Subenb.
0effiigeI. - Wlarft fefter. -
grctlrs 2 pfunb unb barunter 15c,
lber 2 pfunb 13-15c; 6dbne 9ac,
5dhner 13-15e; Srutbii6ner 18--
24c; bo. NIT trummer Bruit 1O-12c;
eulls Csc: guten 15--17c; gdnf,
12-15c.
9afen - Ro. / $1.60-1.8O;
HO. 2 $1.Oo-L25; guas 60e pei
Dubenb.
| Cbfunb @emiife
| aepfel. - Cute aepfel $500
$3.75; gep5bnlite $1.Oo-2.OO per
gbl.. einbeimiTde 40-75c per gu.
3itronen. - MeFina S2.75-
300; california $3.00-3.5O per
&iite.
Sronsbeereu. gape Cob
S8.50-9.50, Seriep $8.o0-S.5O per
Dbl. unb $2.25-2.50 per Rite.
Srangen. - California BAL.
$3.00-3.25 per Rtlis.
@rapeGruit. Gloriba $500
$50 per Crate.
Btrnen. - aiefer $1.75-2.OO
per gbl.
&artoffeln. ginbeimiI6e
$3.0G-3.15; go66lers gao. / $500
-3.15 per gbl. unb S0-s5e per gu.
auf bem Geleiis. griibe Sbios
soc per gu. auf bem 0eleiIe uub
$1.00 bonn Gtore.
Sibtartoffelu. - Delatpare
90c - a.00 per camper.
@urten. - SloriSa $3,5o-4oo
per Sampsr.
5omaten. = iSloriba 1926
$50 per grats BON 6 a0rben.
Weibe Riiben. - $1.25-1.s
80 per Ybl.
Stedr iiben. - $50 per g6l.
y Blumertob!. - Reip Wort
S1.00-1.15 per Crate.
2raut. Nur bGniI6es nirb
offerirt, usldes bon $10-$12 Der
1cn uno S1.O0-1.25 per g6l. auf
bem 9eleiis brinst. Rotbes $1.50-
1.75 per gbl.
aobl. - S1.10 per gbl.
3piebeln. ginbeimiic6e gsfs
be 70-75e per gu. unb S2.2I
2.5o gbl.; ginbeimiide ipsibs 90c-
$1.0o per gu.
Spinat. -S1.75 per g6l.
Crime 9obnen. - 4uspGrs
tise $3.25-3.50 per camper.
aarotten. - einbeimii&e 80
- Soc per Blu.
ROtbe R BEN. - Ginbeimif6s
12a-15c per gussnb.
2anbprobutte
5eu. Ho. / Simotbp $500
18.50;glo. 2 5imotbp $16.OO-16.5o;
Ro. 2 sinotbp $14.00-14.50; To.
l eemiittsr alee $500; SO. 2 bo.
$14.00; go. ! alee S14.O0; Hp. 2
alee $12.00; 6ieiigss 2llfafa $11.O0
peftlidss $16.o0-1s.o0
per 5on. - @ei3enftrpb S7.25-
7.50; Rogseniirob $S.25-8.75; Sas
feritrob $7.25-7.50.
M iiblenfutter III itetig. -
afsie $21.0-21.5O; Wibblinss sros
bes $23.00-23.50; DO. feinss $500
-25.5o; s.mif8tss Duttee $2200-
22So.
SGmereten. Wlartt itetia
= 3leeiamen SS.50-1O.2O auf bem
Gelsife unb $10.00-12.15 per gu.
bonn Gtpre, simotbp $3.25-3.75
bonn Gtore.
I @erf9iebenes.
Sele - Marit itetis. 2sinDl, ros
bss SOC per GalIone in partien BON
5 g6l. getodtss 1c me6r; go. 1
earbSf 68c; Cotton Seeb Sif, raffiz
nirtes &c per 9allons. Ssrpentin
Sic in partisn bon Is 9alIpnsn
inb 72e in partisn bon 1875 Sal |
lon.n getroleum, Obio Carbon 12o
yrab 10c; DO. $50 9rab 10ic; 5eabe
Iigbt It's Grab 12e; Reb grotpn @az
Iolin 1Sc; Raptba 22c per 9alone in
partien BON is 9bls.
Sals. - Der Wartt 1T rubig. |
= Ohio Riper $1.05 per gbl. DON
s80 pfb.. Gubrlobn bin3ussfiist.
SaIg. - Martt ifetig. prima
sitp 84-8ic; So. Country 7a-7ac; |
,er pfunb.
Ro6len. - Mdrft rubis. Yous
Jbiogbenp $3.50-3.75, gub uno
5lad 1925, aaraipba Stiidtoblen
s3.50-3.75, glub unb Slad SIPS
YER 5onne abesIisfert. RduhloIe
5tiidtobl.n $4.75. bo. HuB unb
5lad 1925. 9fntbraeite $7.75-
800 per Sonne absslisfert. Gote tos
t.l &c M IN t,.~ 0..,.,n .E..fsa
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Gbieugo. 80. DECEMBER.

Gbieaso, 80. DECEMBER.
Wei3en. = Sir Rai $1.24E1..
272c, an S9lub $1.27a; fir Sali
S1.16-118s, am S9lub $1.1Ss.
Welidtorn. - siir DECEMBER 72-
1896. am SdluB 73ae; fiir Mai 75s
-77sc. am S9lub 77tc.
Safsr. - sSiir DECEMBER 424-44c.
ant S4luB 44e; fiir Waai 47-48c. am
S9lub 475e.
gOsssn. = Go. 2 $685..
9erite. - 64-73c.
Sinotbp. - $5.50-8.25.
Slice. - $10.O0-1O.0O.
Z PORT. = Jiir Sanuar S18.40-
1885. am Sdlub S18.85; fir Mai
$1S.70-19.25. am S9lub $19.15.
S6mala. - ssiir Sanuar go
9.92. am S6luB 9.92; fir Mai 10.e
0O-10.25, am SdluB 1922.
9aippenfsitsn. - Iyiir San,,ar 10.s
00-10.32. ON Gdlub 1882; fir
Wtdi 10.32-l0.67, am S4lub 1O.s
65.
Butter. - Martt niebrissr; erea'
msrs 22a-32ac.
Gier. Martt bSber; firts 90
27ae; oroinGre firiis 25-26c.
&nrtoffeln. = Martt b0ber. Mis
diean unb Wiseoniin tpeiBe 1886;
MinnsIota unD Daiota tpsibs 90
95e; TlinneiOta nno 1aeOta Sbios so
-S5c.
@efliisel. - 2e6enbes. Wlartt bober.
5ibnsr 13c; Sprinsers 13e; 9ruts
biibner 16e.
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Gineinnati. 30. Deasmber.


Die nadfolsenbm Quotirungen Be,
5ieben fid nur ouf Gnsros 1rans.
attionen. Bel fleineren @eI4dftsu
perben ettuds b5bere prsife bere4ust.
probifioHen.
S1maI3. prima Steam
9.50-9.60; Jamilp 1o-10ne.
Srodengeial5enes Gleif9.
- Sbort clear Seiien. loie 10a-
lie; grtra fbort clear Seitsn 1Ol-
104c; fbort Rippsnieitm 10-10ae;
Bellies 11-11ae.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssiien
11a-12c; EXTRA Ibort clear Seiten
11t-114c; ibort Rippeuieiteu liz
I--112c; Bellies 12i i134e per BIB.
Sugar Gureb SIeif4. =
SHinfsn 16t-17e; pienic Sduliern
12-12ae; 8rsaifeit Bacon 19-2Oc; /;
Sdultsrn in padsten 12-12ac; Rem
Yorf Gut l2-121c; trodene Beef
Shinten 22-25e per pfuHb.
Sabsepoteltes UleiI d..
S9inisn 15-15ae; pienie Sdul.
tern Lilly; gelIies 16-16ae;
Sdulttrn 11E-11ae; S6ultern, R.
.. Gut DO. 114-11ae per pfunb.
Grifdes Jteiid. = S4ins
fen 13-13ae; glicnic Sdultern 1Oa
liz; sdulteru 1oa-11e; ibort
Rippenieiien 1oa-11e; srird ibort
clear RippenIe;ten 10t-11c; Bellies.
Isi6te 16a-17e; Bellies. i4pre IL
lit.
Webl unb 9etreibe
Daebl. - Winier paisnt $6.15-
6.25; glinier iancp $5.70-5.S0;
Dintsr 5amilp s5.18-5.25; Winter
srtra $4.70-4.9O; Winter orbinGres
.$4.5O-4.70; Saries WeiSen patent
$6.25-6.70; 6artes Msi5en faHep
S5.s5-6.10; Sdrt.s @eiSen Jamilp
$4.9O-5.25; Rogsenmebl norbpeits
liGes, ssmif4ies S5.55-5.so; r.ines
Giip aosssnmebl $5.55-5.s0; gitp
semifaiss Rosgenmebl S5.55-5.80.
Wei5tn. -Ro. 2 rotber Winter
S1.26-1.28; go. 3 DO. $1.20-1.24;
Ro. 4 DO. $1.16-1.20.
Weffdforn. - Ro. 1 tpeibes
--c; go. 2 DO. 71-72e; Go. 8 DO.
glo. a DO. 6sa-69c; Ro. 5
be. 67-6sc; Ro 6 bo. 65-66ac =
so. 1 sslbes C; go. 2 DO. 71-72e;
Ro. 8 bo. 70-71c; Ro. A DO. esq
e9c; Rp. 5 DO. 67-68e; glo. 6 DO.
= Ro. l ssmiiftes &C;
9tr. 2 DO. 70a-71c; go. 3 bp. 69l
-70ac; 9ar. a DO. 681-69e; Ro. 8
ho. 66i-67ac; go. 6 bo. 64-66c.
aolbentorn, ipeibes, 66-69c; aolbenz
torn. aeIbss, 66-69c; aoIbentorn,
gemif&ies. 66-68e.
Roggen. - go. 2 $1.01-102;
No. 3 9se-$1.00; SO. A 90-94c.
5dfer. - Ro. 2 ipeiber 47a-
.4St; Sianbarb ipeibsr 6a-471e;
Ncrtbipeitern, 90. 3 tpeiber 46-47c;
Ro. 8 peiber 45-46e; Ro. A iDsiber
42-43t; Ro. 2 semifdasr 44a-
45ae; Ro. 3 semii4ter 42a-43ac;
Rc. A semif4tsr 40a 41ae.
Mbisfep.
9ertaufi ipurben 2s2 gbls. 1is
filters Jiniiheb goobs duf Der Bats
bon S1.39 per GalIpne.
Groceries.
2affee. - SABA 23-30c; mo-
ha 29-30e; Guatemala fancp 19c;
oo. gutter 171c.
,,u'tf .----s.ss- .-..--..lsE ION
pait :. ;..-..-.-..--.-.... 1915
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Rem gort. 20. 0,aemb,

ReDgort, 30. G.sembsr.
Rupfer. - Marst felt.
eIsctrolptic, s22.25-23.oo.
Glen. = Marti It.tia unb unperans
bert.
3inn. Rartt fsit, $3s.75.
glsi. - Sffsrirt $40.
Spslter. - Refine Guptirungsn,
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MxS1nrtiae M6rfte.
Nsn gOrt, 80. 0esember.

Rem gOrt, 80. DECEMBER.
Mebl. - Wortt anbalteno felt.
WeiSen. = Martt isit; SO. ! Su>
rum $1.374 +. 0. b. q. g.; SO. l
Rorthern 0ulutb unb Ro. l Rortbern
Manitoba $1.319 c. /. I. Buffalo.
Weli9fOru. - Wartt felt; go. 2
seIbes, 85c prompte 2ieferung.
Safer. - Nsortt itetig.
Sen. - Martt perGnbsrIi9.
Sopfen. = Rartt it.tis.
6dute. - Waartt ru6is.
2eber. - @artt feit.
port. - Marti feit; ibort clear
$19.50-22.5O.
Beef. - Marft rubis.
S6mals. - Wartt fsfsr; Wibble
Deft s1o.O5 s10.05-10.i5.
9alg. - Martt fsit.
Wole. - Martt itstig.
Reis. = Wartt rubie.
MolaiIes. - Martt itetig.
3uder. Rober. - Waartt Ites
tis; Centrifugal $4.45-4.5s; Molai,
les $3.6s-3.s1; raffiuirtsr itstis.
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Rinbpisb. =. Die 3lfubr mar
btute aieinIid arob, bis Ra9frase cine
CUTE linb bie preifs ftstis bis fart.
6tcders unb 1etoers ipnrsn In gutter
ysa4frdse unb ffstis. @uts Miid,
iiibs lparsn tart bsi ssrinser 3ufubr.
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Gineinndti. 80. Seasmbsr.
3ufubr iinb 8srianot ipdbrsnb Der
fsbtsn "a StuHbsn, persli6en nit oers
ielben' 3eit Der porhersebenbsn brsi
aage fpdrsu tuie folgt:
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Gtseianatt. 80. 1sa. tsiI

Gtsetanati. 30. 1sb, 1918
~ 4ad,lrass na4 1asfsAen wsr bsuts
yeine ie,g orn6f, bed maren bic Banfsn mii
Hcnttssarbeitss hari beG@aftiet. Tie Gins
rates Nab unuerdRbert Geblieben. Glr
Eane9eu .cn ealI1 purDen poa ben Banfen
496 bere&net, p1brtnb Uei&dffSpayisre Az
- e4 hiSfpniirt nerbeu. 9m ofieHen
Dsarfte hurbsa Garfehen ON can- AZ Il
- sHb Gui 1eit " 4--4K& ylacirf.
ns4fa ~ NO ~
pxrots ~ l0c Tisfunto per $1,000 5spiiden
DoRfex besfauft. Die GsustsrSsts betragt
sOt vramie ysr $1,000
Us1ka nj osese9
Si4t sBe9fd aul grnbon wurhen ~ AIS
--AT7H per M Sterling quDtirt. 6ar
We@jel snf 8erltn pnyDeB 62e fttr Mari
bsre4nef. fir @e@feI auf Baris 18Hc pro
Hrane, anf Nmaerbam 48Hc bro Gnintn
uHb aut Wien l<Xe yer9rune, gireS l5Hc,
Nubd s2. Cranes t5&seia) 1s4c.
ssabss cssississsa
.aren rntis uab astie lie Saaits que
einsauL seriant
~ Donbs 1916 Coup. .109H 1101
" Nomhs, 1918 ......lei4
~ g"~-s ASssssss
az 4ansnsa ......... o8 -
~ HanemG ........ JOIN
eIsssisa essis.umisSs.
Die llmidte i'm beIiaen Clearing
beliefen fH peuie anf Y, ] ,4s6, 400.
ssssa esssssesss.
Die Ginc. Gas & electric 90. ictuis C1io
State Tttsphone 90. Mftien uareB bente
IN gutter Hadfraee nnb aarf i'm Wreift, andp
berrjd,ge am Na&miitaae cine CUTE Had'
iraes mad Ctio Cities eas.Mftien. bisiel.
ben perbeu aber feit gebalisn. pie Wmerl.
can alollIna Nfil Niiisn iino ebenials IN
Uegehr. @ie berlautet, Birb bic 0eiell-
itdft In ibrer i'm Sanuar iiattfinbencen
yesiammluna auber lbrer resuldren pieitsl.
idbrli4en 9ibibenbe pem 2 Yrplent eins TO-
gsnannte Stpd. Tipiosnoe pon SIS erfIdreu,
iusl4es ~ BEN ssstnpdrttgen Yreiie Der
Mfttsn (ls5) eIei9bebrltfno N nit siner
ertra- TipiDenoe Uon 8 BroSent. Die io!.
geuoen Werfdufe iino sn berihten:
On bss pssie.
s utfien Gin. Gas gffeirie ......-. T5h
100 slffien Gbio Giats Telephone .-...- ss7s
second Call.
q, stitisn amsriran Moulus waia ..... -1sSts
80 uftier Gin, dBds x electric ....-.s. 75K
s02 affieH Chic sfate Telephone ...-.- 40
HfiitH 0., n. 4 V. y. & z. prsf.. TIA
IN sffsasn 11srfse.
coo aften Gtio Gfaie lelsptpue ....~. 5Ofs
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O1e pei DEN BON Wtondco
3u ben tpenigen 2dnbern gurppas, bic
bonn Sfriese unberiibrt sebiteben iino,
gebort audi Der .Staaf'' Monaeo.
Aber pdbreub iefbit bic neutraliten
yteutralen penigitsns inipiern bonn
Sriegsfieber beriibrt iputOen, als fie
auf cine fprttpdbrenee @eritGrtund ibs
rer Wfilitdrtraft Deritattt pareu, se4
i9ab in Wtondeb gsrdoe bas @edeus
tbeiI: Die sIprreihe 2lrmee Don Wto,
naco, bic ia 39on friiber uidt an
llebsrfaaung lttt, 1T infolge bes @eIt-
trieges aufgeIoit pOroen. llnb pies
sei9db, lpie Der rSferputore Rpmds
no" er5GbIt, auf fplgenbe @eiIe: Die
SarniIon bon Ntonoco beituno aus
200 duBerit trieeerifb uusIebeupen
Soloaten, Die itpl5 uno oufreft in ilz
rem 1id)t tmmer tooelloien unifprmen
umbergingen uno ibre glan5enoen Del
me in Der Scnne oes Siibens funieln
lieBen. Sbr Dienit 6ef6rGntte ii6
bauptfddli9 duf n@brenpa9en" uno
mar ben auf Sperettenbiibnen poroes
fiibrten WfilitGrparaben nidt undbns
lid. Inter oieIen llmhdnben fiibrten
Die 200 tupfereu &rieger EN- pobrboft
pdrdoieiiifes 2eben, I'm oas iie ale
Sploaten Der Welt pon SerSen benei
ben tpunten. Sic beitiesen fein 9ferO,
bd elm ein5iger @alopp iie Tofort an bic
9renSen ibres Sanoes 9ebraht bate.
Sic botten aug RersiftibeH geoerapbis
ihen @riinoen teinerlei beInnerli9en
SaniI Ionspediel gu befiirhten. llno
ihre Wtan0per beIhrGntten iib ouf be-
tommlide tleine Spo5ietgGnee iiber
10 &ilometer, prbei Der &iidaua nos
tiirli6 eIei1 NIT einbeariTfen mar.
@bsr isoe SerrIicbteit bat elm Gnbe:
bos mubisn aud Die Solbaten Don
Wtpnaco einieben, ais Der Welttried
uusbra6. Die Sapferen, bic frieblih
in Wtpnato AZ bleibsn oebofft bdttsn,
tuuroen - ba lie tbeils franSDliIher,
tbsils iiaIieuiider gtatiOnulitdt paren
- bon ben erauiamen MiIitdrbsbor-
ben ibrer Mutterldneer einse5o9sn.
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COUNTRY WILL RAISE
ONE BILLION BUSHEL S
James A. Patten Foreseen Another
bumper Wheat Crop 81 Condi-
Honn Are Favorable

CHICAGO. April ls.-James A. Pat
ten. the well-known grain SPECTATOR
taiRed to-day on present and prospec-
tive conditions surrounding the wheat
market
Under favorable conditions" said
Mr.. Pattcn, the United States will
raise one billion bushels of wheat II
Is unnecessary TO adhere strictly to the
government report on acreage seeded
to winter wheat in the United State,
TO forecast another bumper wheat crop.
as 1t will be found smaller than m.
real facts will show at the close OF the
season.
From tho advices received the crop
has wintered we'll. and the promise is
now most excellent According to pri-
advices received OF damage to winter
wheat from insects b. w. Snow.
whom ] consider the best authority
In the world on crop prospects, says
that 1t will take particularly unfavor-
able weather for insect development to
prevent moro or less damage
English grain merchants have
bought considerable May wheat at
chicago. and they arc also believed to
be long good lines OF July, as we'll as
considerable September. No ono in the
trade Is absolutely certain as to the
English holdings OF wheat In this coun-
try. but that country having found that
II Is almost impossible to secure enough
wheat TO feed their soldiers and citi-
zens during the old crop months. have
gone into the new crop. and IL Is be-
lieved that they will stand on their
lines and demand delivery OF the n low
wheat
Those who are best posted on the old
crop situation advance the opinion
there Will be very little wheat left
over when the season is at an end The
figures. as issued by the Daily Trade
Bulletin. and which are accepted by
the grain world as correct, show that
supplies will be small when the season
Is ended. The publication allows SAL
| 100000 bushels for consumption, S8,-
100000 bushels for seeding during the
harvest years. and 286.0o0,Ooo bushels
exported to date. making $4,000, 900
bushels. which allows for export during
the current three months and for sup
plies on hand July ], 1915. OF about ST.
100000 bushels"
The wheat market will continue to
pivot on the news from abroad, coupled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

with tho export takings of that grain
In all positions. as well AZ the fact as
to whether farmers and country cleva-
tor owners win allow the grain to slip
through their fingers or hold 1t for
higher prices.
1t Is surprising to many in tho trade
because OF tho strength OF corn In tho
face OF tho large supplies held not only
at Chicago, but In the visible supply,
and the fact that there is only mod
crate demand for the cash article.
There has been some export business In
corn. but this has not been as large as
looked for. although there are many
who believe that conditions point to
an improved demand from exporters.
In oats the situation Is hardly as
strong as II was ten days ago. as the
export buying power has shown a won
derful let-up, and the offerings by tho
country are as liberal as n month ago
The provision market continues to
advance and decline on the offerings Of
hogs by the country. as we'll as the de-
mand for tho manufactured products
1t Is now said that large orders have
been filled for shipment abroad and
that there will be II reduction in the
manufactured stocks held In conso-
qucnce here.
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WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

NEW ORLEANS. April 1s.-The price,
OF cotton moved upward last week on n
wave OF buying which appeared to hav.
It's origin in the growing optimism IN
business circles OF the country general.
~ New high levels for the season var.
mnde and July rose above the 1o-ca.,
level. AT the highest the tradi,.
months were 13 to II points over ,,.,
weeks closing quotations. The cIoss
was ut net gain OF ~ to 16 points
reports OF Improvement In busin.s.
speculation for the rise in the stocis
market. easy money, accounts OF a hi,
business In the American textile tr,,,ns
inc large export movement and ,ha
heavy mill takings were the prIn
cipal features that stimulated buvin,
Against them were the fayorah,o
weather conditions over the belt tho
fast Roadway being made with plnntinn
ana the growing belief that there viii
be only moderate decrease In cotton
acreage this spring. Despite all thar
mas taken place to hamper shipping ~
cotton, total foreign exports last wee,,
were almost twice what they were the
same week last year-17l.074 bales
against S5.66G. The total amopnt ~
cotton anoat for Europe was still noro
favorable--G9o.o0 bales against 2oG. 900
year ago.
inc market presents complex situa
ton for the near future. Speculative
hctivity, which is manifcsting Itself in
M markets which show bullish possi
piiities. VIII have to be reckoned VIII,
as VIII the continued improvement, ",
business, especially among American
cotton mill centers.
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and particularly upon related plan,s
such as potatoes. tomatoes ana iiuaun
weed. IL certain seasons tn. rayup.s
OF hornworIns. cutwOrIns and grasshon.
pers are sufficient 20 reduce IN. nrofts
OF individual growers one -hal. In f,c,
the growers regard il az a very rare ami
fortunate season when one or the other
o: hcse pests do not reduce the prur,s
or cause extra WORK and expense
The methods OF control OF any ins.c,
are based largely upon a knowledge Of
us me history, manner Of feeding
habits and enemies. II is very dcsi,.
able. therefore. that the grower learn
something about the insect before an.
plying the methods OF control
Tho destruction OF insects by poison-
Ing is one OK the most certain ana salts
factory methods Of control. This ,rac.
tce has been followed in several ia.
hacco growing states with good suco.sq
AND should be practiccd in all tobacco
growing sections when insects anna,
in such large numbers tina, thcv a-e
very injurious. There are three nri,.
cipa! ways OF using poisous against to.
bacco insects. /. q, spraying the iohacc,
plant. spraying trap crops, and using =
poisoned bait. For insects which Oh,
tain their FOOD by chewing out portion,
OF the leaves. arsenate Of lead or part,
green may be applied 10 the leaves VIII,
knApsack Or compressed air sD,aver
usinR II AT the rate Of about fou
pounds OF arsenate Of lead paste or fou
TO ok ounces OF Paris green TO one ha p
rel thfty gallors) OF water. Weeds
such as night.hade and j!lnson weed an.
the tobacco suckers. may be used a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

farmer hearers Among other things
he says:
when you have grown old and rich
on the farm, don't move to town. A
retired farmer is a nuisance IN town.
when he moves there simply to die
cheap. Re Is against all improvements
because such things cost money and
he wants to keep his taxes down. Say
on your farm. Don't buy more land,
but Improve what you have. Put in
system OF water works, 80 you can
take bath once In while. Put in
n lighting plant, go you can read news
papers and books without straining
your eyes. and keep we'll informed. Stay
on your farms. and when you finally
pay the debt Of nature your friends
and neighbors Will regret your death
and there Will be n procession half
mile long follow you to your grave
Hut II you move to town you won't have
much OF n procession and the neiGhbors
VIII say that 1t Is n good thing tho
close-fisted old codger Is out OF the
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