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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

church fthat city yesterday, when Miss Florence Wooddell became the bride of Mir Robert Beaton
 MT. Beaton is extremely well known in this city as one O fthe proprietors O fthe Queen Laundry. while the new Mrs Beaton is one of the most prom nent and popular young ladies Of Tue son
 The young couple will make their home in Bisbee. The Review extends congratulations and good wishes to them.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. M Edwards leave Bisbee Tuesday morning for Phoenix. where they will make their home for some time in the future Dr Edwards has for the past aish- teen months been the pastor of tbe Baptist church of this city. but recent | ly severed his connection with ft Go engage in evangelistic work in the state
 During their comparatively short stay in Bisbee Dr. and Mrs. Edwards have made many friends all of whom are extremely sorry 10 see them depart but the best wishes of an go with them for success and hap. piness in their new home and work
 Mrs. Edwards has been quite seri ously i'll for the past week with bron ! chitis, and was thus unable tQ attend l several farewell functions that werC arranged in Dr Edwards and her non l or We are glad to say that she i. now well on the road to recovery
 Miss Emily Wilson, who has beer
 suffering with blood poisoning due t,
 an injury to her foot has regaine, | complete health which will be gooC 1 news to her man ytrleuus
 Mrs Helen A. Conger, of Waco, Tex
 as is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas
 M Byne at the Byrne residence il . Warren Mrs. Conger will make an e1
 tended sojouw in the District bofor f returning to her home.
 One fthe mosi delightful luncheon [ of the season was given by Mrs E - l Botsford last Wednesday from two { e four at her home on Quality Hill Tn affairs was in honor of her sste D Mrs John Gmderson Covers weI l placed for nine.
 Mr. and Mrs John Mason Ross their residence in Warren had as dii @ ner guests Wednesday Mr. and MT
 w III Brophy Miss Johnston, Mi,
 Kinsley, Leroy Mitchell and JlmC Lewis
 Dr. and Mrs Alexander V. by e.
 tertained Thursday evening at ;he e home in Warren. A buffet supper WI e served -after which dancing wps e .e ioyed by the thirty guests. m Prior to the dance at the Couuu g Club Friday night Mr. and Mrs. n. K Hunter gave a "bachelor" supper
 their Warren residence. Among q
 twelve guests were Capt Rayb uu )l and Capt Morrow Following the ser K ing of the buffet supper, Che part m Ml lorcd lo the Club
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

A surprise party was given at the Upper Lowell Club house on Friday evening. January l5 in honor of Mir. Attaway and his daughter Bertha's birthdays Singing and dancing was indulged in and delicious supper was served Miss Attaway was pre- scented with a doll by the guests. About thirty couple were present an parted for home wishing Mr. Attaway and his little dauphter many more birthdays
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17
IN THE REALM OF FASHION
 By MAY MANTON

This season we shall wear dinner gowns that combine long sleeves with open necks. The little sleeveless over bodice makes a most attractive gar- niture and shows the very newest and pretticst lines. The full tunic is straight at it's lower edge; conse- quently it could be made of hou7cing and if 1t is draped a little and helt by bunch of artificial flowers a pretty effect is obtained and one SO essentially different from the straight banded tunic as hardly to suggest the same model. When the tunic hangs straight and free it is desirable that it should be weighted in some way to accentuate the flare but when it Is draped it may fall in soft folds.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

MT Fred Goudge entertained the members of his Sunday school class of the Presbyterian Church at a very pleasant little party give nat his home on Friday evening
 The entertainment of the evening consisted of games and music, and very acceptable refreshments were served The party broke up at about eleven after al lth eyoung people had had a splendi dtime
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

The Aloha Campfire Girls are plan ming to hold a Dutch Treat" sale of homemade candy at Balls Drug Store next Saturday afternoon The Alohas are noted for their ability as candy makers and all who patronize them will undoubtedly receive excellent sat isfaction for their sweet tooth"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

The meeting of the Ciyics class of the r. M c. A., held last Monday evening, was we'll attended and showed the interest that many ladies of Bisbee take in the new subject of study Current Legislation in Arizona
 Last Monday evening MT Phnbrook gave a very instructive preliminary talk on the subject of legislative ma chinery in the state Tomorrow even ing the class vii ltake up the subject of definite legislation It is hoped that a large number of ladies win take ad. vantage of this opportunity to follow the proceedings O fthe legislature they helped to elect
 Miss Mover has announced that the Arizona Gazette, which contins a full record of current legislation may be found at the Y. W. c. A. and that any member of the Civics class is wei come to come there and read 1t.
 The Board os Directors Of the Young Women's Christian Association held
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

A FTERNOON costumes never A were prettier than they are N this winter Skirt, have de- velopcd into very graceful and attract i've creations just wide enough for combined comfort and smartuess ani the new materials are wonderfully heaurful The basque idea has de- vcloped in many ways and the blouse or bodice that is finished over in place of under the skirt has become the ac- ceptcd one. Also there is general tendency toward a higher neck finish. The basque can be made of charmeuse satin with velvet, but troadcloth has come into it. own this season and js always beautiful in contrast either with silk or with velvet. Popliu also is pretty in contrast with velvet and crtpes retain all, their favor.
 Whether the sleeves shall match it or the vest is entirely a matter for the individual to decide
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

DON LUIS AND SOUTH BIsBEE Don Luis ,l1:3O a. m.
 South Bisbee, 7:3O D. m
 Mid-week services as follows: South Bisbee, Tuesday. 7:30 p. m Lowell, Wednesday, 7;3O D. m
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Mrs Sadie Presley. who has for several days been confined 10 her
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Mr. and Mrs John " Pettey were the hosts recently at party given to @ number of Mir Pettey's sorrowine bachelor friends, said friends consist ing for the most part of members of the renowned Order of Moose.
 Whether Mir and Mrs Pettey's hos pitalty was in the nature of an act of Christian forgiveness for the kind ly attention of the Moose a tthe time of their recent marriage, or was in tended as a bribe for immunity from further molestaton since their return To Bisbee. we are not infomed. Al amy rate. we are assured that everyone had a splendid time and voted the newly-weds excellent hosts. Thos' present were.
 O. w Wolf. J. B. Angius, B. J Wat kins. E. C. Hauey O. Olson ,J M Sparks. J. l.. Powell G w. Ludwig Dr and Mrs Craig
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

The Uniform Rank O fth eKnights of Pythias attended the Methodist church in a body last Sunday morning Later in the day they held installa tion services at odd Fellows Hall and then adjourned to the Maze Cafe foi their installation banquet
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

One O fthe most delightful uncheons of the season was given by Mrs Ed Botsford last Wednesday from two to four at her home on Quality Hill The affairs was in honor of her sister Mrs. John Guderson. Covers were placed for nine
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

The Hiking Club had a very pleas ant trip up Wood Canyon last Sunday. about sixteen young people comprising the party It is expected that weather permitting, the club will hike" to
 The Saphawaatam Club of the Young Women's Christian Association met Friday evening and spent a profit able hour in sewing for the Relief Committee. The attendance was some what small, and it is hoped that future meetings for this good work will be better attended
 The Do-Drop-Iu Club met Friday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. A. E Grif fitb. the occasion was a very pleasant one, and delicious refreshments were . served.
 i The meeting next Friday afternoon will be at the home of Miss Bessie Gtl.
 Mrs w. IT, Brophy was the hostess Tuesday evening at a very delightful informal dinn4' in honor of her guests, Miss Johnston and Miss Kinsley. Gov CTS were laid for eight.
 Miss Johnston and Miss Kinsley l.who have made many friends ia Bis bee, and have bee nmuch entertained neaye next Saturday for Tucson. After a short visit in that city they will re turn to their home in Los Angeles,
 The young son of Rev and Mrs o M. Andrews who has been critically m with pneumonia, has SO far recov cred as to be brought home from the .C. A. Hospital It Is hoped that he . will soon be completely restored tc r health.
 The Aloha Campfire Girls are plan
 ming to hold a Dutch Treat sale O
 homemade candy at Balls Drug Stor, 7 next Saturday afternoon. The Alohal
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

An interesting wedding took place last Saturday January % at the home of Rev J c Pritchard in Tombstone Canyon, when Mir Herman F. John. son and Miss Wendla Sofia Eerickson were united in marriage. The young couple win make their home on O. K street
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

room at the Y w. C. A. with a severe attack of grippe is much improved in health
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Prior to the dance at the Couutry Club Friday night Mir and Mrs n B. Hunter gave bachelor" supper at their Warren residence. Among the twelve guests were Capt Rayb uue and Capt Morrow Following the ierv- ing of the buffet supper the part mo- lOrcd lo the Club
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Mr. and Mrs John Mason Ross at their residence in Warren had as din- ner guests Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. w H Brophy Miss Johnston Miss Kinsley Leroy Mitchell and James Lewis
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Miss Emily Wilson, who has been suffering with blood poisoning due to an injury to her foot has regained complete health which will be good news to her man ytrleuus
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Dr and Mrs Alexander V by en- tertained Thursday evening at jheir home in Warren. A buffet supper was served -alter which dancing was en- joyed by the thirty guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

Mrs Helen A. Conger, of Waco, Tex as, is visiting her daughter Mrs Jas, M Byne at the Byrne residence in Warren Mrs. Conger will make an ex- tended sojoun in the District before returning to her home.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

ton home last Tuesday afternoon. Tea was served at the close Of the business session.
 Intallauon of officers or the Broth orhood of American Yoemon was held at Odd Fellows Hall last Tuesday evening. The following took office at this time:
 Fred Goudge-Foreman.
 Mrs. E. D. Stinsou- Master of Ger cmonies.
 Mrs. E. R. Stipe Chaplain
 r. Kranman-M Master of Accounts. Mrs Nettie Johnson -Overseer. Mrs. B w. Hollis-Lady Roweua. Mrs. l.. R. Bailey Lady Rebekah E. D. Suuson- Correspondent Al th eclose of the installation cere- monies a most enjoyable program was rendered. which was as follows.
 Song Star of the East-Miss Der nice supe
 Duet-NIrs. Staples and Mis- sMay Richards
 Violin Solo-Mrs. J. G. Berlindis. Piano Solo-Mr Stanley Goudge, Solo-Mrs Staples
 Piana Solo Miss Bernice Supe.
 Recitatiou-Mi May Goudge
 Refreshments consisting of cake sandwiches and coffee were served and most pleasant evening Was closed by impromptu dancing, fol which MT. Stanley Coudee and Mr. J G Berlindis furnished the music
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their regular meeting al the Associa- tion home last Tuesday afternoon. Tea was served at the close of the business session.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05

S6pere SdtDeine, $50 gfunb unt
Gufipdrts $6.80-725; quite Bis Gus.
erlefene 8erpaduuasz uno sFleil1erfors
ten $7.25-7.50; orbindre Bis ausers
leiene id,ipere fetts Sdue $4.5O-6-O0;
ertra $6.10: Staos $4.00-4.75;
aei6te 9erfanbtIorten $760-725;
mittlere 8erianbtiorten $7.5O-7.65;
iSerfel $6.75-7.75.
S6afe unb 21mmer. =
SbpObl bic 2ufuhr bsute siemli6 aroB
mar. 70 hieltsn fi6 bod bic preiis,
tsnn bic RadfraQe mar cine aismlin
CUTE.
S9afe: Grtra 5000; quite Biz auss
erlefene $5.25-5.9O; orbindre big
fsir $3.25-5.O0. - 2dmmer: Grtra
$9.35-9.40; quite bis auserleiene SS.s
25-9.25; orbindre bis lair $5.75-
500; GuQs $4.50-5.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05

englii6en Fdndl biupeg, lDie cs i6nst
bente oant Der raiden llebsrp1ltialmq
bes S1eloebolperts m0aIi6 1T. Die
tdpferen 8ierbantitrategen bdbsim, DE
ans antiDerpen bic feinbli6en 8eIa.
Bungen natiirlid ni6t batten eutf6liis
pfen laiien, iiberlegen ii9 oieQeibt nod
einmal oieien 5aQ unter Wa.oiaung
oss ReIpettes, ben ii6 unisre Watros
ienartiQeriiten mittleripeile IN Der
eiiengepan5ettsn belgiS6en &dualtiiie
Den englii6eH ariegsfabrasugen aseens
iiber beriflafft babeH, bic uufere qaHos
operattonen it0reu urb aau gern bic
9afeneiufabrt Don 3eebriigge tOntroui.
ren mo6ten. 6eute rubt Der iiinqite
oeutIhe ariegsbafen in Ii6srem S4us
Be oeutiher &anoneu eingebettet.
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G6tcaso, 4. 4uguit.

y - - u"
Deissn. - iEar September $1.06i
LOO, am S5hs $1.0s4; fir De-
amber S1.07s-Lo9z am S4Iut
1.09a.
@eli6tom. = ffir septsm6sr 749
-7se. am StIus 76c; iiir DECEMBER
s32-654c. am S6luB 65tc.
6afer. - ITar Septsmbsr 39t-
1926, am S6luB 423c; fir 9e3embe-
40i-42ic. an S4lub 424e.
Roaaen. - 70. 2 nominal; go. 8
S1.o0.
8srft.. - 7O-7sc.
limutbn. - $5.50-7.O0.
alee. - $9.50-7.00.
gIort. - '5lr Septsmbsr $13.25--
1850. CIR eaIub $13.35; fir De.
ssm6er $13.45-13.70. am S6Iab
$13.52.
S6mals. - iSiir Ssptember 7.90
SOP. am Shlub 1872; fiir Otto6er
S.00-S.07. ON S6luB SOP.
Rippenisiten. Hiir September
$S.97-9.12 am Shlub $500; iur
Cttober SS.95-9.05, am SdluB S.
81.
Butter. Iartt nieorissr; Grea'
merr 20--24c.
Gier. - Wblrtt unper1nbert.
&artoiieln. - Wartt unpsrdnosrt.
@efliiael. - 9ebenoes. Ulartt
f0ber. 5atnst 13ac; Spyiugsrs 16-
17c
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pflaumem. - @ifb @osT.

n 2
| pflaumen. Wifb Goois
l75-90c. blaue 75c per gu.
3Hdsrmelonen. Seorgic
s1.O-1.75 per Stanburb Crate. ssn.
tiana 35-45e per aorb.
WaffermeloHen. $15-
$50 per 6unbsrt Stiid.
8trnen. GinkinliI6e 3uders
birnen $3.50 per g6l. uno 50-75c
per gu.
Sunge aartoffeIn. - Gin.
beimiide $1O0-1.25; Go6blers
S1.25-1.50 per gbl.
9urfsn. ginbeimiihe 15-
zoe per 9uBenb.
9omateu. Ginbimifhe 40
SOC per gu.
&raut. - Ginbeimii6es $50;
Der 9bl. Rotks $1.00-1.25 per 86l.
&obIrdbi. - 35c per Subeno
giinbel.
erbfem - Ssitli6s $780,
Der Blu.
pidles. - 30-35c per 100
stiid.
2ndertorn. - 7-17tc per
Oubenb &olben.
3niebeln. = ginbeimtife 30
-40c per 9u. uub S1.25-1.50 per
gbl.
@riine gobnen. - ginbeimis
ide S1.50 per 2 Bu.
aarotten. - Ginheimiihe 1Oc
Der 9ubenb.
Rotb. Ri6en. - Gin6eimiiae
5--10c Der Subeno.
2anbprobutte.
6eu. - Qtltes. go. l 9imOtb9
$22.0o- 22.50; RO. 2 9iuotbp S21.s
00-21.50; RO. 3 aimOtbp $500
1850; Ro. l ssmiidter <e $20.50;
Ro. 2 DO. $3.50; 30. l Slse $14.50;
go. 2 Rlss $3.50; alfalfa $500
1900 per 1onhe. WeI3snitrob So
90; Saferitrob $500 per 3pnne.
Reues. Ro. l Iimotbp $19.'
O0-19.50; go. 2 simptbb $500
1850; Ro. 8 1imotbb $16.C0-16.50;
Ro. / eemiitt,r alee $1S.00-18.5O;
Ro. l Slse $3.50 -14.o0; go. 2
alee $12.50-13.oO.
W Wiiblenfutter lit iieiia. -
af.it $22.50-23.50; Wibblings
arob.s S26.50-27.50; bo. fsines
$2s.50-29.0O; a.miittes Gutt.r
$24.50-25.00.
Sdmereien. MART itstig.
GI,sfamen $6.50-7.35 auf BEN Gss
Isifs ano S8.1o-S.40 per gu. bonn
Gtore. 9imotbp $2.30-3.1O per gu.
bonn Stors. guhtpeiasn SOC per gu.
fIaasiameR S1.70 per gu.
9erf3iebeRes.
SeIe. Martt it.tia. 2eiH0l, ros
bes 55c per 0alloue in pariien Bon
6 8bIs. G.to6tes II mebr. gc.
2drool 60e; Cotton S.eo Del, ratfis
nirte Sic per Gdqone. serpentin 48c
Ter 9aaOns in porti.n bon Is Bar
rtlS, oSe IN YdrfetH DON lO-2o Gdi'
loneH. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
9rdb 81 DO. $50 Grab 10ic, 6edb'
liabt It's Grab 12e; Reo Gropn Ga
i9iin lie; Papbta 16c per GaIIons in
Dartisn Don 1-5 gbls.
Sala. - Der Wortt III ru6ia. =
Ohio Ri0sr $1.05 per gbl. Don $50
ffo.. ru6rlobn binsugsfii0t.
5dta. - Wartt ftetia. prima
Gitn 6a-61c; DO. Gouutrp 5d-5ic
ter gsfuHo.
&oblen. - Wartt rubia. gous
ahioabsnp $3.5O-3.75, Rub uNb
Glad $2.25, 2auaipba StiidtohIs1
S3.50-3.75. Rub unb Glad 1925
Der Sorne a6oslisisrt. RduhIoie
StiidtobIm $3.50, DO. RuB uHo
gtad 1925. antbraeits $7.75-8.00
per 9oune obaslisfsri. Gote ioitet
se.0o-6.50 per Ionns abgeliefert.
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l,eIO, bombs unb aftien in aeiu yorf.

Wef@aissyapisrs purssn ~ 8 - shss
bisioatirt. @edisf sni 8oHsoH pareH
iApa@ ~ $4.7lL lar 90 Isssei6t; RABBI.
anDsifuHssn s47oss nnD Sidi .se&fsI
sA7s, s}raHfs sihf s.ss, Rabtl S64;
Ylars etdt s1sS. aabsl 8l1I; Girss SieI
c.ot. SsbsI e.s2; Rubsl Si6t 81; 4absI
sa; etltu 8arrsn t71ss RsTiisaii&e
Eorars 36H.
Gftisnmartt.-3er War!t mar beute
rsAt iebbaft uno be Rraie tari. bsionbsrs
BE arifss.aftisn. Die S@lubnstirHHstH
ltanben tsff Sur4ues absr 6sssH boa &C.
tern.
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3uder. - pr.iIe fietia. Rdifis
nirtsr Gut aoaf $72o; potpbsrso &c.
40: CUBES $3.50; 9ranulirtsr $500;
GoHf.tioners n" $500; Off .a"
1886 ipsibsr sgtra $5.75; srtra .g'
$5.55 Der 100 pfuno.
RolaF.s in it.tia. - Rem Srs
leans Open a.ttl. 4o-55e. Gsntrifu.
oal 20-30c per GdIIous.
REFS. - aouifiana, iFancp S.ao
7-7ie: prima 6-6se, oroindrsr
4a-5Se. Sapar 5i-5ic Der pfuHb.
9aiuns probutte.
Butter. Rartt rubie. pr.iIe
itetia. Wolemilt EXTRA 28lt,
esntrolissb GItra 26e; gsntrali3eo
iJirfis 22Ac; bo. Ssconbs 1910; gam
ep Duirp 20e; padiRs Stod 16a-
1sAc per pfuno.
adfe. - Rartt ftetia. Obio 49,;
Rorbpeiiliher 15-16e; Rem yort
17--17se: Shp.ia,r 21-30c; DO.
Bird Ice: 2imburpsr 16d-17ac per
pfunb.
gter. - Marst iteiis. - pri.
ma frii6e 5iibR,r.ier 19t; firits
173t; prbindr. firiis 13ie; i.eonbs
12e per Sutenb.
GsfIiissI. - Ta9fruse gut. -
9roilsrs 2 pfunb unb barii6er 1se;
untsr sipei pfunb TIC; 5iibHsr
125c-13c; 6dbns Sc: 5rutbiibner
12-15c; Guns 18e; gntsu 10
lie; iunse GHieu 12-14s; Gdnie 6
Sc per Bh,ub.
Obfiunb 0emiife
Sunas aepfsl. - Garlp June
75c-$1.00: transport $1.00;-
l.25 per Samper.
3itrcnen. - RefiiHd $500
3.25; California $3.25-35O per
Riise.
DrdHaen. - California DaI.
S3-50-4.25 per aiife.
Grape ifruit-$2.5o-3.50 80 per
Crate
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S8psine. - 3uiubr 5000. Wtartt
itetia. Built $6.55-7.30; lsi6te 7.15
1924: qemiItte $6.4O-7.75;
I9ipere $6.20-7.20: rdube $500
6.35; Hertel $6.75-7.75.
RiHbpieb. ,2ufubr 1900. =
Wtartt i6apa6; Ginbetmiihe Beef
Stssre $6.15-10.25; Beitern Stiere
$6.75-8.25. aubs unb 5sifers $3.1O
-9.25; &dlber $7.50-1125.
S6dfe. - 3uiuhr 10000. Wartt
Idpa6. S6dfe $6.10-700; &am'
nsr Sc. 6.75-9.25.
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ksNaHriHten.
9onnsrtas. 5. ausuit.

- - ~ ~ : v" - - ~ NNNo~i'
Der SbiOfMR in I'm Stsiseu BE-
ariffsn une hattie am 46snb bel bieiis
ger Staot eiRsR Waferiiaub BON 12.7
SUB.
Die folasnosn 0epeitsn trafen man.
renb bes aeitriasH 9uaes bier ein:
pittsbura. qa.-6.6 sSub, iteist.
gBbetlina. 20. ga.-8.0 Sub. ittist.
9driersburd. 70. 0a.-9.0 5ub, fteiat.
4au1ipba Sfans. 80. @a.-1.5 fub.
GbarIsiton. u. 8a.-7.6 Gub.
8orismouth. O.-10.2 ifub. fteiat.
2cuispile. ap.-9.2 ffuS. fteiat.
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HafbpilIs. 5enn-8. 3 Rub. iteiat.
Gbnttnnpold. 9snn.---6.0 Fub, fGat.
Coirp. Sa.-30.5 fsub. fdat.
Msmpbis. ssHH.--25.8 ifub. fdIIt. /.
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1aslid,er SNarft- 8erid,t.
gineinnati,4. gluauIt.

gincinnati, A. 4uguIt.
Die nadfolaenben Auotiruneen be,
siebsn iid nur ouf Gnaros 9ranss
nftipnen. Bel flsineren 0eihGften
iueroen etipas bobere Preiie berednet
Brobifionen.
Sdmal5 prima Stedm
l7.85-7.95; Gamilb SdmaIs 9
--9Ae per pfunb.
l9rodenaefaIaenes Tleif d..
Sbort clear Seitsn 9s-1oe; grtrd
fhort clear 9t-9at; ibort Rippens
ieiten 10--10ae; S6uli.rn 8a-8tc
G6ultern 84-8Jc; Bellies 10-10ac.
Bacon. - Short clear Ssiten
1oa-11e; rtra fbort clear SeiteH
10A-11c; Ibort Rippenieiten log
lie; ShulterH 94-9ae; Bellies IL
11tc.
Suaar gureb TI.if6. -
S9infen 15t-16c; pienic Sdultern
102L11e; greatieft Bacon 19-
20c: Sdultsrn in padsten lob lie;
". y. Gut Shultsrn 106-11e; tros
fens Beef Sdinten 23-25e.
SiiRa.p5fe!tes TIsif6. -
Ser gfunb: Gfint.n 13--13ae; pic
mic S6ultern 10i-10ac; Bellies
16l-17c; G6uIi.rn 10t-10se: y.
y. Gut bo. 101-103c.
Griides Tleifh. - Sdint.n
12a a-134c; pienic Saultern So
94e; Sdult.rn 81 94c; ibort Rip
penieiten 93-10te; ibOrt clear Sci
ten 81 10tc; Bellies lei6t 16--16Ac;
Ceuiss f9ipere 1li-11sc.
Weblunb 8etreibe.
Mehl. = Wtut.r pdtent $685.
6.55; WiHtsr fanep $5.90-6.15
Minter ;samiln s5.5o-5.65; WiRtsr
rtrd $5.05-5.25; Win..r orbindres
AS5-5.05; Gartss Wint.r pateut
$6.65-705; 6artss Wintsr fancp
S6.20-6.45; Sart.s D.iaeH iamilp
$5-2O-5.60: Roaatnmebl, norbueIts
Iibes a.mifft.s $5.95-6.20; rsines
Giin Roaaenmehl $6O5-6.3o; Gitp
asmifhtes Roaaenm.hl $5.95-6.20.
Weiaen. - Ro. 2 rother Dinter
1.12--1. 13: Po. 3 DO. S1.08-1.11;
SO. a DO. S1.02-1.07.
Welf6torn. SO. 1 ipsib.s
82c: Ro. 2 DO. 81s-S2c: Ro. 8 DO.
81-S1se; SO. 4 DO. S0t-81e; RO.
8 DO. S0-805c: Ro. 6 DO. 79-S0c. -
SO. oelbss 82e: RO. 2 DO. 81a-82t;
Ro. 9 bo. S1-S1sc: go. 4 bo. SOB
81e: SO. 8 DO. S0-90ac; so. 6 DO.
79-S0c. - 0o. / oelft,tss S2e; Ro.
2 DO. S1i-S2c; go. 3 DO. S1-81ae;;
Ro. a DO. S0-S1e; go. 5 DO. 79-80c;
Ro. 6 DO. 7s-79e. Weibes aols
bsntorn S0-S2e: oslbes aoIbtHtorH
S4-86c: p.miiftes aoIbsn,Orn So
Csc.
safer. Rsusr. Ro. 2 tpsib.r
50-52e: Stanbarb iusibsr 50-51c;
No. 3 tpeibsr 49-5oe: RO 4 tpeiber
4s-49c; Ro. 2 a.miftt.r 48-49c;
RO. 8 asmiidter 47-48c; Ro. 4 sss
mifbter 46-47c. - aitsr, Ru. 2 80
--595c: StdHbarb peibsr 58t-59c;
Ro. 3 peiBsr 5S-58se; Ro. a psibsr
57-5Sc; Ro. 2 a.miift.r 57a-58c;
go. 3 asmii6ter 57-573c; so. 4 ge-
mifhter 56-57e.
Roasen. - sc. 2 99e-S1.01;
RO. 8 97-99e; Ro. 4 5000.
bista.
gsriauft puroen ALB gbls. 9iitil=
Iers ffiniibsb 9ooos Guf Der Bats DON
S1.39 per 9ollon..
9rotertes.
adffee. - sflnd 23-30c Wos
ta 29-30e; Guatemala faHep 19c;
90. outer 17ac.
Ht1 ~antas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05
Retan . MART.

Rep gort. 4. Qusuit.
aupftr. - Ut1rit itetig.
Glectrolptic $1S.25-18.50.
Giien. - UaGrtt iteita uuO uHosr
dnoert.
!9inn. - Wtaytt piligsr; S35.1
1857.
glei. - 53t.
Spelter. - aeine QuotirungsR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05
Mnstpdrtise Wdrfte.
0ep gOrt. A, auguit.

Nep gOrt. 4. Quguit.
Rebl. = Ulartt anbultsub isft.
Roqoen. - Uiartt itetig.
8erfte. - Wartt itetia.
Deissn. - Wartt itart; yto. 2 70.
tber S1.19 unb no. 2 barter $1.24i
c. /. I. Rem gort. JtO. l QOrtbsrn Ou'
lutb S1.141 {. i. I. Buffalo
Delihiorn. Wb1rtt tart; VO. :
cslbes, 923c fir prOmpte &isferung.
Safsr. - Wbartt isit; 5taHOars
645-65e: go. 3 peiber 64-64ac;
fancn aebiliter tpsiRer 67t-6Sac.
6eu. - Wurit isit.
0opien. - Wurtt itsti9.
5dute. - Martt iteti9.
gsber. - Warit feit.
Bort. - Ueartt taum itstis.
gesf. - Wsar.t iistia.
S6mdls. Wtar.t Diligsr
U2ioole @eft $8.OO-8.10.
1ala. - Wsartt fluu.
gDoQe. - Wortt itstia.
REFS. - Wlarit rlhtg.
Rolafes. - Uharit iIau.
3uder. - Ruber. Uadrtt fIuu. -
Gentrifuaal S4.64; MOIaiIss $3.87;
taffiuirter.. niuin 15 guntte nitbrt'
ger: Gut loaf $3.50; Gruibeb $6.45;
Wloulo u S6.10; Gubes $3.50;
XXXX p0rubereo $3.50; porpbereo
S5.75; ieiner qranuIirter $5.65; 9ia.
mcHo u $5.65. GoHfettioHers U
$3.50: Ro. ! $5.4o.