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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
PASSENGERS ARRIYED

Per strnr Mauna Kea, from Hilo
and way ports For Honolulu, March
a3.--J. A. Kennedy, G.. W. Webb, Mrs,
r. g. Webb, r.. w. EBreckcns, M. Whit
ney, e. L. Parker, Jas. B. Elliott, w.
Is Rawlins, w! II. Crawford, M. Quini,
II. B. Weller, Mrs. Brate, Rev! Miya.
gawa, Shinohafa, H. Irwin, j. e. Ga
malielson, w. A. Gil. w. A. Harris,
Mrs. w. A. Harris, Miss II. l. Har-
ris, C. NJ. ThHston, J. W. Potter Jr..
). w. Haworth, JT. w II. zimmef-
man, e. San. Chin, w. H. Beers, JnO.
Kai, II. l. Mayer, L. r. Hildreth and
wife, DR.. Kushima, A G. Curtis, w. H.
G. Campbell. r. Zane, H. w Camp,
Miss N. Clifford, s. Splitter, F. F.
Woodford. .. C. M0cine, f. B. Clark,
Miss p. Bennett, Miss v. Lawrence.
Miss I. Leach, Miss E. Myers, Miss
E. Taylor, K 0'Maliey, G. H. Bredhoff,
Al. MacAuiton. Lahaina: H. B. Pen
hallow, d. L. Resented. Miss B. 2.
Whitehouse, Geo. s. Raymond. Mrs.
]. r. Cooke, Master Cooke; s, A. Bald
win, r. E. Blake, H. W. Marvin, T. j.
McGrath, K6hatsu. G. Bigelow, Sue
mort, A. Pilares, Pilares. ]. n. West.
gate, Nv. Kaluakini
I Per nj. NJ S. 8. Man0a from San
Francisco. For Honolulu. March %:
L. p. Baker and wife, Miss Gertrude
BeIcher, c. Ii. iBellina and wife. j. p.
Bourne, A. b. Clarke, Mrs. d Durfieid,
r. 9ori. and wife, Dr. c.. Kurtz, Mrs.
Fred Lambourn, Miss Lucille Lam
bourn. Miss RI. Lemon, Fred Lowe and
wife, Jack McNeff and wife, Mrs. tSa-
ran Meakle, v. Eahl. Mrs. SehuFch and
baby, Robert Spencer, Mrs. B. r. Stat
fon,. Mrs. ": L. sTenney DR.. H. A..
Todd. G. Wilhelm, Miss Fillbach, H..
Rawley. @. II. .Rawley. r. E. Taylor,
K. Hori !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
BRINGS in
FIRST JIINEE
:. TO HONOLULU

+ The first jitney buses to be, operat-
ed on Honolulu streets reached the city
today in the large freight brought by
the Matson Navigation steamer Ma
noa. The machines are consigned to
II. McCune, who preceded the cars as
a passenger In the Oceanic steamer
Ventura. The cars have capacity
for a larger number of passengers
than could be accommodated in an Or
binary automobile. ..
A few hours behind the regular
schedule, the. Manoa steamed to a
berth at Pier Is before IL o'clock this
morning. Captain Henry Weeden ad.
mitted that some rough weather was!
met as the. Manoa approached the is
lands. The vessel brought 1897 tons
OF freight for delivery at the port. It
included dozen sautotrucks and au-
tomobiles. a,squantity of flour and
feed baled hay and general cargo.
Castle 4 Cooke will despatch the yes
sci to- Kahului tomorrow evening to-
discharge 81 tons of freight. For the
first time in months the Manoa car
red = large, assortment OF livestock,
the manifest showing d mules, z hogs,
10 sheep and crates filled with poul.
try. Three big cookers for the Libby,
& Libby cannery, each weigh.
ing four tons, were swung over the
side of the vessel soon after its ar
rival. p st - ~. 81 s7EeE~@ = =
Purser CoYrigan and Chief Steward
WilmartFi made 1t pleasant for 80
81 dinners and dances were given.
The Manoa broughtsS2 sacks of later
mail from the mainland. - |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
MEAT PACKERS FINED
FOR VIOLATION OF LAW
tBy Latest Mani

JEFFERSON CITY. Motive pack.
ing companies have been adiudged
guilty of violating the antitrust laws
by the Missouri supreme court Each
was Tined $4,000. The companies
fined are Armour & Co., Swffts& CO.,
Morris & Co. Hammond Packing Co.
end the st Louis Dressed Beef and
Proyision Co.
The suits were filed by Gov. z. w.
Major. when he was attorney-general
and in addition to the fine penalties.
asked that the concerns be ousted
rom the state The custer petition
dismissed with an .admonition frem
the court g me firms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

$500 i00xs90 en- Kaimuki Ave-, near
- 9TH improved, marine view; mast
be sold at sacrifice.
$500 to $3e0 Few choice lots, Lana.
kilap tract above Insane Asylum;
fine view; good roads; $25 down,
s $40 per moh.; no Interest. sk
Sl60-- Lots 50x10Q. 10Th PAiolo;
{ $40 dcWh So per mo-; no interest.
=. j.. =. SIRAUCH
Waity BLDG. 74 s. King 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
PROF. SCOTT 10 TALK ON
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY

EttOF 81. . : 49, "
as America Neutral" will be the
subject Of Prof. M Nj. Scott. prfnci-
pal of Mckinley high school, tn talk
at the Y. M. G. A. Thursday night.
Prof. Scott viii discuss Americas
neutrality pro and con, citing fn-
stances of knppiying arms to belliger-
ents on tlfd same boats which carried
the Red Cross emissaries Of mercy,
Prof. Scott made several talks on
the war shortly after the outbreak Of
hostilities = -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

HARDOR NOTES'

The Inter-Island steamer Helene ar.
rived at the port from Hawaii today
bringing 1880 sacks Of sugar.
Taking 600 tons Of bunker coal the
United States collier Mars steamed for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
The schooner Gamble Is due at the
port the first part CT April with a
shipment Of lumber supplied at Port
Gamble. =
The schooner Mary Turner. with
lumber from Grays Harbor, is due
daily at Kahului, Maui. The vessel
left the Coast 80 days ago.
. - -. :.
With Australian coal for an island
port the barkentine: Makaweli is ex-
pected to arrive the early part of
April. The vessel received its cargo
of fuel at Newcastle, NJ S. w.
The bulk OF the cargo brought to
Honolulu from the island Of Kauai in
the steamer Noeau today consisted OF
1850 sacks of sugar. Officers report
. :
ed. light breezes and smooth seas In
returning. .hs %.
=. ,. =.
The Ameriean-HawaiiaR freighter
nakotan IS Reported bringing more
than 5Qa0 tens Of general cargo SUP
piled at the east and west coast of the
mainland, The; Dakotan Is due next,
Monday, 80 5 ~. = !, -
VI .-------- = 4
Castle 4 Cooke expect to despatch
morrow evening % load GAG, sagar ana mo
iasses. ne Vesset WIN iease 9 NUN
per. " auuo-.rucAs anu iu'oilio"li pe.'-
the MAUI pert -. ~ 80 ~ sS.za
-. -. -.
leaving &C ~ CLOCK ton I,o.,a
LPoIhins Ine ahtsOn see !. = liloi,
NINA VII take apout i log, caeam ahu
~ steerage PASSENGERS ana Q Iuii car
SO on slsar, pines coiiec' Money Daila
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
WAIKIKI INN TO GO
TO HIGHEST BIDDER

The troubled career of the Waikiki
Inn Will take another turn Saturday
when the property Will be sold at auc-
ton under court order to satisfy a
mortgage on the property held by the
Honolulu Brewery and Mailing Co.
The sale VIII take place in front OF
the Judiciary building It viii be
conducted BY %. A. Steven. The lease
on the property also win go to the
highest bidder.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
VESSELS TO AND =: : =,
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to MerchaAts,
Exchange.
TuesdaY. Mar. 2a.

HILO --Arrived Mar. 81. a. M: s. s.
Enterprise, from San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND ARRIVED Mar.
2ss Schr. J. H. Bruce hence Mar. i.
PORT GAMBkEaSailed, Mar 81:
{ SchT. Spokane. for Honolulu
Hadiogranas. ss i.
8. s. Sonoma arrives from Sydney.
Thursday, $50 q. M. and proceeds TO
San Francisco. Ssp. m. same day. Pas
seHgers, 4ecabiIE and 2 second and
one Storage Mail, II sacks? cargo,
377 tons; frozen besfsg8 tons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
NOTICE

On and after March Is, 1915.
g booking fee Of SIS viii BE
charged for each passenger
when aecommoda atoms are as
signed, to apply on all steam
ers Of the Matson Navigation
Company.
CASTLE q COOKE, Ltd.
Agts. Matson Navigation Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
Physician forgsLonely Midway

Physician forTgLoneiy Mldways
so take station at isolated Midway
island for year or moBe,I Dr. II. A.
Todd arrived at Honolulu In the Mat
son Navigation liner ManoA today DR..
Todd Will relieve the resident physi-
clan who has been there for the past
Is months. DR.. Todd will leave within
al short time Tor the Commercial Paci-
&c cable station In the schooner Flaur-
encea Ward. "a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Sales between Boards- 400, al
Oahu SuE co. 21ss; so Eva ak j. 50
Pahang Rub. Co. 10; 8 Taniong Olok
Rub 90; so McBryde 65k; so II. &. &
IS. Co. 351s; 40. rs II. c. e S. Go. 25 !;
10. so Pioneer 25ss; 5 Waialna 100;
$500 Hon. Gas So loon
Session Salas SO 80. So 0laa 6as:
$4,000 P. 3 M, Co. SIS S. $1,000 olaa
IS IS; 80 Eva ak
Latett sugar q0otation: So deg. test
A.a3 cts. or $3.50 per tor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23


The Pacific Mail liner Korea, now
steaming from Yokohafna for Homo.
Iaiu, hes rooDe for SO additional cabin
passengers. II. HackfeId & Company,
the local Representatives; say there will
be room for an applicants for trans
portation to San francisco. The Ko-
req viii deliver 500 tons Of Oriental
freight and take 1000 tons Of coal at
Honolulu. The vessel II due on Mon.
day and will probably be. despatched
for the coast Tuesday morning.
isss:s0s .s.ssse SO gEsi - - =
EnternEise arinas. Generat Cargo.
"A large general cargo has arrived
&t 4ifie hi the Matson steamer Enter
prise. The vessel is reported to have
met With fnes weather between, San
Francisc0 and the islands The In.
terprise vas bf6hgh to an anchorage
ms Hilo iharbcf hast Sunday morning.
The steanaef swi1l remain there about
a. week while discharging and loading
a return cargo Of sugar for California
coast refneriestt = t.>s-..! '.-''-;f .'.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Miss May Befle Macarthur OF Chica-
20 reduced % pounds by eating only
celery and drinking nothing but water
since January 21.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Judge Mayer, in the United States
district court in New York dismissed
two suits brought as a test of the
constituticnafity of the income tax.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
&akikI l.eIshts Poultry Ranch.

&akiki t.eIshts Poultry Ranch.
8. C. White Leghorns and S. c. orp-
ingtons Matching eggs, day-old
chicks, Young and laying stock. Rec
ord OF breeders: lS0-243 eggs. We
trap-nest every bird every day in the
year. Cockerels from hens with over
200Hegg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
cur plant; write for price list.
Tel 9i4G. G. G. echlmaRa, e. o. Box
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

? The corner stone of the S2.O00.000
lincoln M mortal was laid In Wash
ington 49,. ....s
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Coasters Active Along Hawaii,

!. STiR.BULLETIN GIVES E9E
Z sT0DAY,S NKwS T0BH
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Honolulu Stock Exchange


-. Tuesday, March %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

The Inter-Island steamer Helene ar.
rived at the port from Hawaii today
bringing 1890 sacks Of sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
Wireless From sonoma,
Hawaii Sugar Report.

Purser Phillips of the steamer Ma.
una Kea brought the following list OF
sugar awaiting shipment from Ha-
waii to the east and west coast OF
the mainland: Olaa, 10000; Waiakea,
1000; Hawaii Mill, 5000; Hilo Sugar
Co. 13,100;s Onomea. 606S; Pepeekeo.
1900; HonoInu, 1000; Hakalau, 1850;
Laupahoehce, $500; Kaiwfki, $3.50;
Kukaiau, 1850; Hamakua Mil, 62S4:
Paauhau, $4,000: Honokaa, 1880;
Punaiuu. 1876; Honuapos 1000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

Judge ALVIN M. Douglas, Birmingham,
Ala"
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Berlin, via Amsterdam.-Prof. Paul
Ehrlich, noted German physician and
chemist, died in his laboratory at
Hamburg.
Washington. - Army dredge San
Bernard, lost in gulf storm, recovered
on coast five miles east /of Brazos
river. Eighteen of crew saved, 10
missing and probably dead.
New York.-Woman believed to be
Mrs. Pessamy Harte Steele, eldest
daughter Of Breth Harte, novelist,
under observation in Bellevue as to
sanity, estranged from husband sew
eral years.
Rome.-TriaI of Porter Charlton,
young American who kill beautiful
actress wife while hOneymooning,
will begin Oct. 5.
New YorE.-Mrs. Maria Di Gavin,
81, today presented husband with
18th baby. Couple already have
three sets of triplets.
New York.-RoIand Il. ConEClin, a
Wall street lawyer, fitted up auto
with shower bath, hot and cold water
and other conveniences for trip to
the coast.
New York.-Richard choIegian led
happy bride to the altar Sunday. To-
day he was brought home to her on
a stretcher - drowned while swim
ming.
New York.-Because her husband,
William, was too homeloving, Mrs.
Margaret White, %, has applied for
divorce. Complains he Rugged his
home too much to suit her.
MANY DANES pTofess iornoTsnca of |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21
WAR BULLETINS

WAX bOLLE Tins
Berlin, via Wireless to London,
Gen. Won Gallwitz's forces captured
city of Bielsk.
London.-GFeatest naval battle of
European war may have been fought
in gulf Of Riga yesterday. Strong
forces Of German feet penetrated the
gulf and fighting with Russ ships
continues. German feet Of ten
dreadnoughts and battle cruisers,
with number of armOred cruisers and
destroyers, appeared off entrance to
the gulf on reconOitering expedition
few days ago.
Paris, - Italian air squadron pur-
sued group of Austrian aViators ,
along Adriatic, forced them to give ]
battle and brought down three Of the
Austrian planes. ...-.
Berlin, via Amsterdam.-EarIy fall
of Brest Litovsk fortress and break
ing of the Russian center forecast by
military critics in commenting on the
capture of Novo GeOrgieWsk and gar
rison of $4,000 Russians
Germans who invested NOVo Geor-
gieWsk moving eastward to join the
forces of Prince Leopold of Bavaria,
who is striking at Russians northwest
of Brest LitoYsk.
PetrOgrad. - German Zeppelin,
heavily laden with bombs, shot down
by Russian anti-aircraft guns while
approaching railway center Of Wilma,
east Of Kovno. Crew captured.
Paris.-French troops in Argonne
drove Germans from strong trench
position near Saint Hubert by ex-
ploding mine then rushed forward
and occupied trench under hot enemy
fire.
Berlin, via Amsterdam.-Geman
intimation that Poland,
under no circumstances will be re-
- -, T1,rEEgr h-v
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
6lmksNabri6

8Onnerfas, %. September.
osm Gincinnotier Diitritt pirD iih
Der 5luB beute ni6t Disl perdnoerr'
@sitern 9benO bate berielbs Bel bieIts
ger Stabt eirlen Waferitano DON 13. !
SUB.
Die folssnOen DepsiAen trafsu ge'
fern bier Elm:
Yittsburg, T}a.-5.8 5ub fdat.
@bseling, SO. 9a.-9.0 SUB, fdlt.
9artersburq, SO, ga.-8.6 SUB, iteiai
annafpbd falls, %. 8a.-1.7 SUP.
gbarlsiton, 20. 8u.-7.5 6ub.
portsmoutb, O.-1.8 SUB, fdlt.
GouisDille, &p.-8.9 5ub, faQt.
Raiboille, 9enn.-8.1 Eub.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-2.6 SUB.
GairO. Sa.-26.6 SUB.
Wempbis, 5enn.-20.7 SUB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

ainbbieb. - Sie Situatiou
Eat iid nidt piel perdnoert. Die 6ei
faren 6lsii9eriorisn iinb rar unD tie
tia, anbsre lansidm unb pillio. Sto-
fers unb iEeebtrs perben nur fpenia
getauft unb iinb Hart. Cute Diild.
iiibe fino fart, dnoere longidm unr
ihtpa6.
y2ittlere unb i6tpere Stisre $6.7s
8.a5: O4fen $2.75-6.oO; Glsii6s!
Stiere $5.00-700; auserlsiens bis
srtra $725-7.75; 5eifers $4.25--6.r
100; aussrlsiene bis srtra $6.25-7,s
25: auserleiens bis srtra $5.40-6..
90; Gamers $2.50-3.50; Stod
Gtine $5.75-725; Stod 6sifsra
$475-5.75; @il6tii9e $35.0o-85.-
90.
9ulleu. = Bel nur mGbiger gu,
fubr mar Der Wartt beute itetig.
Ulagsre unb Isidte $4.00-5Ooi
BOLOGNA $5.25-6.25; tette 8ul,eT
$6.25-6.50.
aGlber. Die 3ufubr DOH
aGlhern mar beuts gsring unb biz
9rsiis itieaen um 25c per 100 9funo.
Orbindrs Biz aroBs $3.50 10.
75; fair bis CUTE lsi8te $500 H..
90; srtra $11.25-11.50.
S4peine. Die Ra9frase ipa,
Elm. auts unb bi, preiie fir p0tel.
unD SleiI9eriorten itiegsn I'M 10t
lsi6te gerianbtiOrsn unb quite tOrH'
eefiitterte fette GertsI itisaen I'M 25c
4usgefu9te itusre S9tpeine, 26C
pfunb unp aufpdrts, $7.25-7.
So; aute bis auserIeiens gerpadung5'
unb i5lsiihriOrtsn S7.90-8.15; or
oindrs bis ouser!sisne i6lpers fttt,
GGN $5.25-6.7O; rtra 1878
Staas $4.25-5.25; srtru $3.50
lsi6te 9erianbiiorten $7.75-8.0oi
nittl.rs gsrianOtiort.n, 160-18G
pfunb. $8.0o-8.25; GnteI, 1l[
pfuno unb fpeni9er S4.75-6.75.
9 9afe uno 2Gmmer. -
Stdie pdren itsiia i'm Yreiie, gut;
Gdmmer iteiig Bis tart.
Sd,afe: Grtra $5.4O-5.5O; gut,
bis auserleiene $4.75-5.35; orbindri
tis iair S2-75-4.65. - aGmmn
ertra $500; quite bis ausnIeien,
$7.75-8.90: Oroindre Bis fair S.
25-7.5O; Stot Gpes $6.00-7.o0.
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Gbttago, %. sspt.mkr.

6 bttago. %. September.
BeiSen. - Giir S<ptsm6er 1921
106i. ON s6Iub 1864; fir Desma
Ser 925e-95Ac, am S8Iub 95sc;
fir Rai $685. am S6IuB $50.
Weli6tpru. - Sir December 553
-56sc. am S6Iub 56st; fir Wai
57-57sc, am S9lub 57sc.
Sofer. - iir DECEMBER 35s-
35Ec. am SdIub 35ie; IT Uhai 81! =
37ac am StIub 37sc.
ROgssn. = go. 2, 97c.
9erfis. - 5000.
3imotbp. - $5,50-S.o0.
alee. - S13.00-18.0O.
BORT. - Siir Oitober $l2.40--12.s =
so, am S6luB $3.50; fir SanuSr
$14.9o-15.07. am S6lub s1497.
Sbmol5. 5iir Sttober S02--
$40. am S6lub S.07; fir Sunudr
8.45-S.55, am ShIuB $50.
Rippenieitsu- - iyiir SttOber 7.95
800. am SdluB 500; fir Sauuar
8.27-8.ao. am S4Iub S.32.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
Deb, SsaSs unb attieu in Qe,u yuri.

@eitdiispapiere puron 80 sH-SL&
bisipuiirt. Btdisl aut 9on6oH raren iiari
81 4.s7 fur 90 9age sihl; Rabtl.aHipsi.
iuHssn A7iH unb SiHtBsdisl $4.7i,
3ranss SiAt $50, Rabsl Ss2; Rar, Siat
Ss4, fabs san. 2ires Si9i $40, Qaba
6.iS, Rubtl SiAt s4j1; aabsl 34K; Siibst,
Barren 4s4. Rtrifanifas Dollars $50.
sla& pon Der sroifHung an Iiar, ano p.r.
blisb taft ununitrbro den 10 bis Bun. Sdllub.
~ petj,i&sen. befoHesss aber bic psiro'
lsan'afttsu uue bic Sisbiiruii.Gitisn.
GiisHtstn aittss-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

1T nihts parDeniiartises, 2sues =
ods if alte &ultur. DARN lieat Der
9anptrei5 pprmorts, bes gotaoieies
Der S5rduen. 2(ber fir UtGnner lit es
ni9t! limb i'd fbliebe nit ben Borten
oes drmen berbannten Spibs: ,,6ier
bin i4 fremb, lpeil mid teinsr oerftes
ben tdnu.|
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Ghitaao q. septsmber.

S9peiue. = ,3ufubr 1900. -
Rnrtt itetia. Butt $6.60-7.75;
Ieicbte S7.35-s.25; g.miitte $500
s.2o; idspsrs S6.30-7.7O; raube &c.
30-6.55; Gsrisl $5.50-7.5o.
Rinbnieb. 3ufubr 1900. -
gtdrtt Derdnoerlia. Ginbeimif3e gs.i
Stiere $6.00T10.0; aiik uuo Ssi'
fsrs S2.85-8.25; SaIber S7N-
1915.
S6afs. -3ufutr q 900. Warit
perdnberIib. Dstbers S5.25-e.25;
Gp.s $3.00-550; adwmg 1926
go
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1asliHer Mtarft. Seri@t'
Gineinnati. %. Gspt.

9i. nadiulsenben aHotlruHaen be-
aisben ii6 nur aui gHaros 1raHs'
attiOnsn. Bel tleiusren Gsi6dften
tDsrbsn sttpas h0bere qrsiie 6ers4n.i.
proDifionen.
S6mals. priua Stsam
7.05-s.05; 6amiIb Sdmals 81
Sc p.r pfuHb.
5rodsugefalsents Glsii q.
Ghcrt dear Seitsn 9s-10ic; Grs
ira ibort clear 9s-10e: ibort Ripp.H'
ieit.n 94-10c; S6uItern St-8sf;
Bellies 10-105c.
Bacon. Gbort clear Ssit.n
10f-11ic: srira ihort clear Sett.n
10s-11e; ihort Rippenieiten 104-
lie, S6ulirn 94-9Ae: Bellies IL
115e.
sugar Gureb JIeif9.
S6in,sn 15-153e: yicnit S6ulttrH
104-1O8r; gr,atisit Bacon 18 =
19e: S6ultern in padet.n 10a-1le;
q. y. gut S6ult,rn l0s-11e; tres
den. Beef Sdtut.n 23-25c.
Sibq.p0teltts HIeif d. -
Der pfunb: Sdinten 12-125e: "ltt'
mic S4uItsrn 94-91c; Bellies
16-16lc; S6ultsrn 104-1ose; u.
y. Gut DO. 104-10se.
Grif6ssGfsii6 - S4in..n
11f-12tt; picnic Sdultsrn -
SIC; Saulter S--sae; Ibort Rio'
peni,iten 9-94e; fbort clear Sei'
ten 9-9sc: sr.ra ibOrt clear Ssitsn
9-9ac; Bellies Itidt 16-16ie; Bel
lies idbp.re 10-11.
Webi uub Getreib.
Wsbl. - Dtuier pat,nt 5.85-
COS: Winter fantp S5.4o-5.65;
Dintsr framiln S5.00-5.1O; Dintsr
.rtra 4.55-4.75: Wiltsr orbinarss
4.35-4.55; 5artss D.isen pdtaIs
6.15-6.55;; 6artes Wsis.n fansp
$5.70-5.95: 6ariss Weiseu Gamilp
4.70-5.10; Roagsnmebl. noroDeft'
lides usmif6tes S5.45-5.70; rein.s
eiin Roasnm.bl $5.55-5.sO: Gitp
asmiihtes Ro9aenmsbl S5.45-5.7O.
Weissn. go. 2 rotber Dintsr
$1.17-1.1S; 80. 8 S1.13-115;
Ro. 4 bo. 95c--1-W.
WeIi6torn. go. l peibes
755c; Ro. 2 DO. 75-75Ac; Ro. 3 bO.
74i-75e; Ro. A bO. 74-74ae; RO.
6 DO. 73-74e; Ro. 8 DO. 72-73. -
RO. / a.lbes 76e; go. 2 DO. 75a-76:;
Ro. 8 bo. 75-75sc; Ro. A bO. 74a--
Toe; SO. 8 DO. 73t-74ae; RO. 6 DO.
- Ro. / ssmiihtes 75ae;
80. 2 DO. 75-75st; go. 3 bo. 74t--
75c; Ro. 4 DO. 74-74ae; Ro. 8 DO.
73-74e; Ro. 6 DO. 72-73c. - Wei'
bss aDlbeHtorH 72-74c; oelbes aoIs
6sntorn 73-75e; semii4tss aol6sn'
torn 72-74t.
Rogg.n. Ro. 2 92-93e;
go. S8-91e: geo. 4. $3.50.
6afer. - SO. 2 ipeiber 44-45e;
Stanbarb tpsibsr 41-42c; 30. 8 iu.i,
bsr 37s-3Sc; 80. A ipeibtr 3t--
35c; go. 2 asmiidbtsr 1886: Ro.
3 asmifdtsr 34-35e; RO. 4 asmH4tsr
32-33e.
Wbisfn
9srtauft purb.u GOT g6fs. Diitils
lus 5iniib.S goobs aif Der gaiis bon
S1.39 per 9aqons.
Grotertes.
Raffte. - ssana 23-30c Wos
ia 29-30t; Guatemala fontn 19e;
co. gutter 17Sc.
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mefan 4. Warlt.

1.n gort, %. Sept.m5sr.
&lpf.r. - Wartt felt.
gisetroIptit. - $500.
Giien. - Ulortt fefi uno uuper'
dnoert.
3inH. - Nartt flau S32.50-33.'
90.
gI.t = $3.50.
Speltsr. - aeine Gupiiruusen.
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Butter. - 9larft b56er; ereomerp
21-254e.
@ier. - Wdrtt unoerdnoert
aorioffeln. - Mdrtt snoerdnoert.
@efliieel. - gebenbps; 6ibnsr l25
-.145; Sprinasrs 153-16e.
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Bon, O elbn,arfte.
Gtseimnati. q. eept.. 1918


Die Na6irass nod Dsrieben mar feline
rionbfrs erobe unb bic Binsssten jiab Nm.
ptrdHbsrf ssblieben. CUR 3nrItbsn -on
eall. perbea BON bsn Banter ~ bsrsdnet,
ipdbrsnb Dslhdttspditre iu s-6% bisieu.
ilrt psrben. Sm chenen Rartte purosn
SariebtR ON cauS ~ sH-4% pno auf
3eii Su4-4K& plaart.
zsshiri aHi Rsip yof
purbsa "a 15e Eisionto per $1,000 jipiiHsn
1aRisn psrfaufi. Die gouutsrrait beirdgt
soc Vrdmie per $1,000.
x3sdid ani 0urspa.
Gidis @sHfd aui 2onbon purbsn ,u
$<.76 PR ttb. Sierlins quotirt. syar @th-
lei auf Berlin wuroen SAC fir 4 ntart be-.
rt4nei, iir BsAisl aui paris IKE pro
drane, aui amiierpam 401Se bro sulben
rnb anf 8itn 1896 per Krone, 4irts lohc,
Mubsi so.1s, 5ranes (saDsisj ls4e.
SHnsts cblisafiousn
.rayeu tubid unb itetia. lie 8aHfen auos
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Tie llmidye I'M tisiistn Clearinghouse
belisien ii@ 5suie nuf $s,9lo,000.
ssiai ssfnritstsH.
Golumbia Gas d gleeirit, Ohio Giiiss
Bas com. uub Nmsriean Boiling Jlil een.
iydrtn beuts bic Bapiert. utlte am meiiisn
gfbaHotl! purbtn. Tu Wartt I'M Gnge'
iHsinen NOR abtr rubis. be Yrais isoo4
jeff. Beriauii purben:
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iinirir Gut 2oaf $500; potpbersb
$3.50; Cubes $5.95; sraHuIirisr S.,
20. GOni.ciiUnrs a. $3.50; Sff
~" s535; iptibr srtra s515; srtra
.g" S4.95 per 100 pfunb.-
WoIaiiesift fistia. - Rsn Or.
leans Open aeitls 40-55s, Genirtfu'
anI 20--30c per 9allcne.
Rets. - CORTLAND. ffaneh Seab
6a-7r: prima 55-6e; iforbinirer
4-5e: Sapdn 5-6ac per pfunb.
Dairps prpbufte
Butter. - Wlnrit ruhil. prsiie
ftiier. Wbolemilt tytrd 29c; Gem
trciissb .rtra 26ae: GsntroliSeS firits
23c; bo Seconbs 20e; sSdnrp Dairp
zoe; Padina Stod 17--19c per
pfunb.