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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
RUSSIA PLACES
 ABOUT sf0O,o00,o0O
 ORDERS IN CANADA

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Nathaniel currey, president of the Canadian Car & Foundry Company, said that his company had booked more than $1OO.- 100000 of war orders for the Russian government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
NEW YORK HOTELS
 PROFIT FROM STAY

NI HUWE TOLID NEW YORK. Sept 15.--New York hotels are doing a larger business than for any September in the history of the country. due it is claimed, to the circumstance that so few Ameri- cans have gone abroad this year. Thousands of Americans from the West who would have been in Eur ope if it had not been for the war in Europe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
IruNAp DAMAGED.

The private yacht luna, own- ed by Fred vogel of Los Ange- les. was damaged yesterday at Petersburg, when the steamship City of Seattle brushed her It was a question Of the larger boat going on the beach or striking the yacht, according to officers of City of Seattle,
 The Ituna's forepeak was bad ly smashed. Repairs will me made to the yacht at Petersburg,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
ENGLAND SPENDS S3,5OO,OOODAILY
 IN THE WAR

LONDON. Sept. 15.-With masked high angle guns on It's roof and the roofs of adjoining buildings for the purpose of resisting possible attacks by German zeppelins the Parliament building was damned full with en- thusiastic people who had assembled for tho purpose of hearing Premier Asquith discuss war finances and Earl Kitchener to talk of the military operations.
 AsQuith moved a war credit of S250,- 100000. He announced that from July IS until September n the daily net expenditure for the war had been s8,50O,O00. The sum was much less than has been quoted in dispatches to the United States.
 Asquith repeated that he is opposed to tue policy of conscription to se- cure troops, though he said that the plan is a matter of almost daily con- sideration.
 Asquith said that the other coun- tries of Europe had practically resort ed to conscription. Germany, he said, had added all men and boys between the ages of IS and 5l years to the army, which, he said, amounted to conscription. Similar conditions ob- tain in Austria and France, and Eng land might be forced to resort to 1t. 
 War costs s6,5oo,ooO,ooo.
 LONDON, Sept. 15.-The seventh war credit asked for today increases the total that has been expended in IL. -. |. ec -nn nnnn nnn
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
TWO MORE CONCERNS
 TO MAKE DYEsTUFFs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-Beside the Du Pont Powder Company, the General Chemical Company is consid- ering the advisability of beginning the production of dyestuffs on an ex- tensive scale
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
SOUTH CAROLINA
 IS ADDED TO DRY
 COLUMN OF STATES

COLUMBIA, S. C.. Sept. l5. South Carolina was added to the prohibition States at yesterdays election when by a majority that may reach 10000 the people adopted an amendment pro vidlng for the prohibition of the li- quor traffic on and after January 1st.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
BERLIN DENIES
 RESPONSIBILITY
FOR AGITATION

BERLIN. Sept. 15. - The German government today officially disclaimed any responsibility for the enclosing oi pamphlets in German newspaper mails to the United States urging German Americans to destroy American mu nition factories. That such were on closed the German government admit ted. but it said that 1t was without the knowledge of the government
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
RIGGS TO LEAVE
 FOR OUTSIDE AND
 RETURN WITH FAMILY

FAIRBANKS. Sept. 15.- Thomas Riggs. jr., member of the Alaska en- gineering commission, will leave Fairbanks in three weeks for the Out side to attend to business. He says that he will then return to Fairbanks with his family and make this city his home
 Coal at Fairbanks In Two Years
 Mir. Riggs said yesterday that the government railroad will be bringing coal into Fairbanks within two years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
LlpToN TO PAY
 FOR STOCK LossEs

LONDON, Sept. 15- Sir Thomas Lipton will pay S1,25O,OOO out of his own pocket to make good the defic- iencies in capital account and stocks of the Lipton Limited, of which he is the founder and chairman on ac count Of depreciation of values.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
Look for Earlv Aoreement.

WASHINGTON. Sept 15.-An early settlement of American differences with Germany is looked for by those who know what have been the recon mendauons Of Count von Bernstorn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
sTEEL MAI oRpERs.

NEW YORK. Sept 15.-The East ern Steel Company has closed a con- tract for 10000 tons of steel bars for conversion into shells. The price ob. tained was considerably above the re- cent quotations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
STEAMERS NoRTHsoUND.

SEATTLE, Sept 15-Advance book ings on the Spokane which leaves Se- attle tonight include D. D. Peters, AL fred Fossberg, F. W. Foyloy, Grace Astorberg. Mrs. Alfred Berry, Robert Smith and wife and three steerage
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
FRANCE TO HOLD
 ALL MAIL TWO DAYS

PARIS, Sept. 15.-An transatlantic as well as English, French and Swiss mail will be held hereafter by the French postal authorities for two days before being forwarded. The purpose is to delay the forwarding of letters which may contain military in- telligence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
]. 6. CONDITIONS
 ARE PROSPEROUS

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-The United States, as whole, is in a prosperous condition, the American Exchange National Bank, N. r., finds after col lating reports from over 1000 repre- sentative bankers and business men throughout the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
FAIRBANKS STEAMER SAID
 TO BE SUNK

FAIRBANKS. Sept. 1S.-The steam CT Shushanna is reported to have sunk on the Tolovana river two miles be- low the log jam which marks the head of navigation on that stream.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
TRANSFERS FIGHT AND
 ONE IS FALTALLY WOUNDED

SEATTLE, Sept. 15.-charles Smith teamster, was fatally wounded as the result of a fight with F. R. Allen, also a teamster. The men quaralled and a fight ensued with the stated re- suit
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
CEN. RIPLEY DEAD.

RUTLAND. vt.. Sept. 15.-Brig.- Gen. Edward Ripley, who lead the first brigade of Federal troops into Rich. mond. is dead
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
MAN KILLED AT
 THE MAMIE MINE

HADLEY. Sept. 15. - Dick Mike. miner. was instantly killed at the Mamie mine today when he drilled into a loaded hole which exploded. He has a wife in Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Alaska Gol' closed to day at SS, Chino 45, Ra, 22ik. Utah Copper 67, Butte and St perior 666.
 Copper metal is quoted at 17%.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
ENGLAND STILL AIDS SALE
 OF AMERICAN SECURITIES

NEW YORK. Sept 15.-A London cable says good prices are being paid for American stocks and bonds for remittance purposes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
FRANK M. WRESTLING

DIES AT SEATTLE SEATTLE. Sept 15.-Frank M Weistiing. a pioneer lawyer of this city. died here last night. He came to Seattle before the fire in 1889.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
CHILE WANTS TO
 BORROW s5.oOO.ooo

NEW YORK. Sept 15.-The Chill can government is said to be negotiat- ing a $5,OOO,O0O loan in New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
IMPORTANCE OF RUSSIAN VICTORY GROWING.

London, Sept. 15.-Late news from various sources Indicate that the Rus sian attacks against the German and Austrian right on the east front Is even stronger than the early ac- counts of their decisive victories would indicate. 1t ls believed the at- tacks are part of a general offensive movement. Dispatches received at Geneva, Switzerland from czernowitz, the capital of 5ukowIna, by the Tri- buna says that heavy oannonading along the DneIster can be heard. The dispatches say that the Teutons have been repulsed by the terrific Russian thrusts between Budzanow and 5uc- zacz, and are in hurried retreat to- ward StaniIaus.
 In the Dubno region the Russians are also on the offensive, and arc throwing the Austrians and Germans back toward llcwa. The TeutonIe re- treat in this region followed severe fighting in which the casualties of the .oermanic allies were heavy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CREATES
 ENTHUSIASM.

The unexpected announcement of the terrific Russian attacks along the whole southern front In the eastern war zone, which caused the enemy to give way in a dozen different sections after suffering heavy losses has eaus- ed great rejoicing In both London and Paris.
 It is believed here that with the as- distance that Japan Is rendering and the gerat shipments of ammunition, ordnance and infantry rifles that have been made to Russia through the Are tic, that there is every reason to be- lleve that the Petroerad statement that Russian forces in the field are now sufficiently strong to maintain continuous offensive movement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
eRIrIsA eENgRAL WoUNoEp.

LONDON Sept. 15.-Brig-Gen. F.. c. Casson has been severely wounded in the fighting at tho Dardanelles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
RECORD CROP IN
 NORTH PACIFIC

Portland. Ore. Sept. 10. - The Pacific Northwest this year has harvested 119,200,OOO bushels of grain compared with 111.40O,OOO bushels @ year ago.
 This is the greatest grain crop that was ever grown in the Northwest. The harvest has been completed now, and definite figures are available.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-15
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WEATHER REPORT

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20

fair Big auts feidte $7.5o-1o.75; er.
ira $1100.
g 4netne. Der Ularft iDai
anfanqs felt unb lei9te 8erianbtiors
ten jtiegen UNI Sc per 100 Nb.. anbsrs
I'm Zoe, ipGter iebod iDurbe Der Widrti
flau unb i6tDa4.
Gffpere Shipeine $6.85-7.10;
einiae friihe sl $7.15-7.25; quite BIZ
auserldene Yerpodungs> unb Gleis
fterIorten $7.35-7.65; orDinGre Biz
auserleIene fd1tpere fette Sdue $3.50
$40; Staas $3,50-4.5O; lei9ts
8eridnotiorten S7.70-785; mittlers
gerIanbtTorten S7.65-7.75; Serfel
S6.00-785.
S6afe unb mer. -
8ie 3ufubr Don S4dfen unb 2dms
msrn mar 6eute 9sring. ute Gdmmer
itiegsn lin 10-15t, unbsre a6er
naren langidm uno uHoerdnbert. -
S6afs paren langiam llno I'm 10
15t niebriaer.
560fs: Grtru S5.6O-5.65; CUTE
Bis uuserlsiene $5.00-5.5O; orbiHdre
bis aussrleieue S2.75-4.75. - Gams
mer: grtra $9.00-9.15; CUTE bis
auserlisne $5.5o-7.75; GuGs $3.50
- M
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aanotp6u sFaGs. SO. gd.-3.s Ssub.
GbarleftOn. W. @.-8.3 SUB.
portSmoutb, O.-9.5 SUB.
GOuisDiIle ab.-8.9 5uB, fGlIt.
@panspille. sSnb.-13.0 Sur. fdat.
ylafbOille. Senn.-10.5 Tub. jteigt.
Chattanooga, Senn. -9.3 SUB, fteigs.
Cairo. Su.-29.4 SUB, itsigt.
Wlemphis. Senn.-247 SUP, fGlIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20

Rinbpieb. - Der Wldrti mar
beute langiam unb bic prsiie asoriidt.
Gin arober Sbeil oes 4nse6ots bIie6
uHpsr,auit. - Wilaliibs rpdren rli9ig
uHb itetia.
Mitlere uub I9tpsre Stiere $6.2o
-S IS; duserIefsns Bis srtra $685.
$50: ettra $2.75-6.25; 5leii9er
Stisre S5.50-7,S5; auserleiene Bis
rira S8.O0-8.25: 6eifers $500
7.5o: 1ussrIsi.us $7.65-s.o0; ertrd
Ss.0O-8.25; ;aiibe $3.25-5.75; ouss
erlsisne Bis srtra S5.S5-6.50; eans
n.rs S2.75-3.85: Stod &iibe $3.50
$50; Stod 6eifsrs S5.75-6.50;
Stiers $6.50-7.S5.
gullm. - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdBta. bic gea6fr1ae cine 5ienIi9
CUTE unb bic prstfe itetig.
Wlastre unb lttfts S4.50-.5.25; (;
Bologna S5.25-6.o0; fstte 8uIsn
$6.00-6.R.
aGlber. - Die 3ufubr mar
4euts aiemIi@ arob. bic gd6frase eine
CUTE unb bic 9reife iirb felt.
Grcinass bis GrObs $65o-10.25;
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Stir - Wefiina $500
3.25; California $3.25-3.5O per
aifis.
Grape gruii. - $2.5o-35O
per Crate.
DranaeH. California Bal.
$3.50-4.25 per Gifie.
pflaumen n. - aombarb $1.0O
-1.25; Wilo Goois 75-90c. blaue
75c per gu.
3udermefoHen. Snoidnd
s1.5o-1.75 per etanbarb Crate, sin>
beimiffe $2.00-2.50 per Bbl.
Waffermelonen. $15-
$50 per 6unbsrt Stiid.
giruen. - Ginbeimif3e Bart
lets $2.25-2.50 per g6l unb 80
-75c Der Blu.
pfeffsr. = ginbeimifbsr 80
60c per 8u.
Snnse aartOffeln. = Gin.
beimii4s $1.15-1.25; Gob6lsrs
d.15-125 per gh.
Gurten. Ginbeimif9e $1.00
per 9u.
9Omaten. GinbeimiIfe 60
-75c per 8u.
glumentobl. - $1.25-1.5o
per gbl. Don 3 Oubsnb.
&raut. ginbsimtihes 25-50;
per B6l. Rotbes $1.00-1.25 per 8bI.
Roblrabi. - 3oc per Oussno
giinb.l.
erbf.n. Oeifli6s 500
$1.50 per gu.
pidlss. - 30-35t per 100
Gtiid.
3udertOru. e Biz 10c per
Dus,nb aolbeu.
3pi.beln. - ginbsimiidhe 30
-40c Der gu. unb $1.25-1.5o per
gbl.
Crime bnen. - gtnbstrli'
i6e $L50-1.75 per 2 Blu.
adrotten. - Ginbeimiite lOc
Der 0uBenb giinbef.
Rotbe Rdben. - Gtn6eimii3e
5-10t per 9ubenb.
GaubprpSutte.
6eu. Peues. - SO. ! 3iHbotb1
$17Oo; Ro. 2 1imotbB $500; go.
8 1imotbp $500; go. semii4ter
&lee $500; RO. 2 sernii6tsr aIes
$500; Ro. / ale. $3.50; Ro. 2
Rice 5000.
WubIenfutter lit iietiq. =
alsi e $23.5O-2410; Dtioolinss
sro6es $27.50-28.O0; DO. feinss
$500 5000; ssmiiatss Jutteg
$25.O0-25.50.
SGmereisn Martt ftetis.
aleeiamen S6.75-7.6O aui bem 9es
leiie unb $S.1r8.50 per gu. Dom
Gtor.. simuibp s2.5o-3.3O pei gu.
bonn SiOre. Budptiasn s0c per Blu.
irIadsIamsn s1.70 per gu.
Berf9itbenes.
Dele. - Wnrtt itstig. 2.iH5l, roa
ks soc per Gallon. in pdrien bon
6 SbIs. Ge.odtes 1c mebr. gto. !
2arb0I 6Oe; Cotton Seeb Osl. rdffi'
nirte 51c Der GaIone. 5rpentin 4Sc
ter GoIone In parti.n Don 1--5 Bar
rels: SOC in gartisn bon 1875 GGIs
lon.n. Petroleum. Obio Carbon 100
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10tc, 6eob'
liobt IT'S Grab 12c; PsS groipn 9ds
folin lie; Napbta 16c per Gollone IN
Ddrtien Don 1--5 gbls.
SdIs. - Der Ulortt In rubia. II
Ohio Fip.r S1.05 per gbl. BON go
Sfb. Nuhrlohn hinausefiiat.
sata. Rartt it.tia. prina
gitp 63-esc; DO. GOuntrp 5s-5tc
per gfuub.
RohIen. - Wartt rubia. gous
ab,oabtnp $3.5O-3.75. nus uno
Glad 1926. Ronatpba Stiidtoblea
S3.50-375. RuB unb Slad $2.25
Der 9onue aba.liefsrt. Rduhioie
Stiidtoblsn S4.75, DO. Rub unb
Gtad 1926. antbrdeit. S7.75-s.oo
per Sonne a6a.li,f.rt. gots toitet
n n ~ -N.Is.S.-t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20
Tuk.N a@riAten.
49, Qouft 1915.

Hreita9. 10. Qsait 1915.
5n Cincinnati Diitrttt tpirb ii9
Der flub bute nid,t pisl DsrGnoern.
Geitern glueub bate perfelbe bel btsiis
ar Stabt siHsn Daifsritano BON
1923 Gub.
Die fOIssHSen Sepeidxn trnfen
seitern bier siR,
gittsbura ga,-6.7 SUB, fdat.
WbetIina. %. @a,-5.6 SUB. iteist.
yaEssrs6ura %. ga-7-2 G,.& taQt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20
Gbicego, 19. 4usuit.

S6peine. 3ufubr 1900 =
Ulartt i9ipah: gult $6.O0-6.95;
leidhte $6.80-7.70; asmiidre $3.50
7.55: iaipere S5.75-6.75; raihe
S5.75-5.9O; Gsrtsl $6.95-9.3O.
RiHoOieb. = 3ufuRr 5000. Wiortt
ftstia. Ginbeimiias Beef Stiere S.
0O-10.25; Eiibe unb 6eifers $500
900; &Glber $8.50-12.00.
S3afe. - 3ufubr 1900. Tbortt
fart. metbers $5.60-6.15; gtpes
$3.50-5.65: 2Gmmer $6.Q-8.85.
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finirt.r Gut eOuf S7.o5: potpbereo
S6.25: Cubes $3.50; aranulirter $6.s
Is; gonfsetioners u" $6.O5; Sff
N" $3.50; tpeiber extra $3.50; egtra
e" $540 per 100 pfunb.
RolaHes 1T ftetia. - Rstp Or
leans Open 2sttl. 40-55e, gsutrifu.
aal 20-30e per GaIlone.
ReiB. - 2cuifiond. srdnep 6edp
Tilt: prima 6-6Ac, orbinGr.r
4i-5ac. :fap1r 51-5ae per gfinS.
Daiun.D .Drobufts
Butter. - Wartt rubis. pr.ii.
pillig. IolemiIt EXTRA 28ic,
Gentrali5.b Grtra 26c; Geuirali,eb
irIts 22st; DO. Seeonbs 19te; Ganep
DARN 20c; qadins St6d 16a-1sat
per pfunb.
Rdfs Rarft ifetia. Dbio 16t;
Rorbtpeftli&er 15-16e; Re,D pori
17-17se: S6lpsiar 21-30e; bc.
grid 16e; 2imburasr 1Ba--17ac per
pfunb.
gfer. - Rartt iteiia. - prts
ma friifs Sabnsrsitr 22e: firits
19ac: orbiudrs fitfts 16c; isconbs
lac per DubeHh.
@tfIag.l. - yaa4fraee gut. -
9rpileys 2 qfb. itnb pariiber 16ac;
inter slpei gfuub 16Ae; 6iibnsr
135-14e; Sdbne &c; 9ruibiibner
16se: Guns ,6--se; enien 10
12e: iirae Gntsn 12-14e, 0GrIe 8
---10c per pfanb.
Obffunb gsmiife
Sunae Mepfel. - Gdrlp snne
unb Dut1e5 $1.00-1.60 per 8bl..
tuaanIi4s 6o-75e Rr Gbl. ],
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20
DeIb, Bombs nnb aftien in Reiu ySrf.

9efAdfispapisrs uurssR ~ 81I-s1<x
btssoatiri. Bsafsi asi 9sRsoa parsR
i&poa ~ &l.os fir % Gsgs eiti; 4asel.
Gnpiiirness sAss snb Siat @sSia
Rsrf siat siH aab.l sill; qirss Si4i
G.I7. Babel e.4S; Rubf Sist ssH; sabd
soH; etitsrSsrrsn 4T1se. Reyi.sniias
Eosars 3sk.
dtfisnmatft Gnianss mar Der
Nsrff aars. bes Sinisu bts fsbns Stsr
Eompltrs .Urabie' iopie bic S4si4e sts
arsldseti4sH g9eAisItaries ab,r baitsn sur
5elst, eab bic Brsife tsrun,srsinssu uHo
ets ShluBnoiiruHs.n sreabeu IN bisleu
Baasn .ieIngias BsTluas.
GiisnbGsp. Qitisu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20
anSsp6rtise Wdrfte.
Mep gOrt. 19. Gus.

Re6l. - Martt niebriaer.
Roqdsu. - glartt piuts: gso. 2
Dsitern S1.o8a {. /. T. Rem gort.
8eriie. - Wartt itetig.
Deissn. - Nartt i1uaf; so. 2
rOther $1.16i c. /. T. RsD gort fiir
prompte 2ieferlng per gHeHhhn;
go. 2 b1rier S1.173 c. /. {. q. y. Tiir
3ufubr per S6iff unb GiiGtbGhn;
Io. l Rortbern Duluth S1.09t UNI
0o l Rortbsrn WIaHitoba 1.05a /.
I. Buffalo.
0eli9tprn. = Wiartt fsit; gto. z
selbss S9ae fir prOmpte aisfsruns.
6aier. - Wartt Itetia; Stdnbaro
54-55c; go. 9 tueiBer 52t-53;
fancn ae6ilii,r ipsiber S57c.
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Wetan . martt.

Rsp gort. 10. aus.
aupfsr. - Utartt unerdnoerIt4.
glectrolptic Sl6.75-17.5O.
Giien. - glartt itetia uRb ulrper'
inbert.
9lei. - S4.45
Spelter. - aeine Quottrunssn.
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siehen iih nur auf gnaros 5runs'
aftionen. Bel fIein.ren 0eihdften
ueroen ettuas bobere Breiie bereAnet.
Brobiiionen.
g S9mal5 prinia Steam
7.90-8.O0; 5amilb S4mdla 81
Sc per pfunb.
Srodenasialaents TIeii h.
Sbort clear Seitsn 9a-104e; gItra
ibort clear 9l-10c; fbort Rippsus
Isiten 94-1Oc; S4uItsrH 81 Sic;
Bellies 10-10te.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Ssiten
10i-114e; sIira fhort clear Ssitsu
10b-11e; fbort Rippeni.iisn lO5
lie: SdultsrR 9i-9bc; Bellies IL
111c.
Guaar gur.b Tleifd. =
S6inten 15-15ie; picnic S9ul!ern
10f105t: greatfeft Bacon 18-
19c: S4uItern in gadeten 103-lle;
y. y. Gut Sault.rn 10s-11e; tros
dens Beef Sdtnten 23-25e.
Sisaep5feftes Tteif d.
Ger pfunb: S9inien 12-12ac; pte'
mic S4ultsrn 9f-9ie; Bellies
16-16sc: S6ultern 10i-1o3c; R.
p. Gut bo. 103-10ac.
Trii6es TIeii6. = S6intsn
11a-12ie: picnie Shultsn 8
83c; S9uIt.r 8-8ae; ibort Rip'
psnf.iten 9-93c: fbort clear Sei'
ten 9-9ie: ,rtra ibori clear SelteH
9-9ie: Bellies leidt 16-163t; Bel
Iies idaDere 10-11e.
Weblan6 getretbe
WlebI. - Wtnter qat.nt S6.35-
6.55; g1intr fanep $5.90-6.15
Mint.r ifamiln $5.5O-5.65; Wintsr
,rtra s5.o5-5.25; Mint.r orbindr.s
A.85-5.O5: 6art.s @int.r 9}ateni
S6.65-705; 6ari.s Winter fanep
sc. .20-6.45; 6artes M.iaen familn
s5.2O-5.60: Po1aenmehl. norbptlts
lihes eemifdtss $5.95-6.20: rsints
gitp Roaa.nmehl s6.05-5.30; ettp
aemiibtes Roqasnmebl $5.95-6.2o.
Weiaen. Ho. 2 roth.r Winisr
$1.13-1.14; Ro. 3 DO. $1.09-ll2;
so. 4 DO. $1.Oo-1Os.
Weli&torn Ro. / tpeibss
Sotc; SO. Q bo. so-s0ie; Ro. 3 bo.
79s s-80c; go. a DO. 79-79ac; SO. 8
DO. 783- SO. s DO. 77s-78a. -
go. / gel6ss 81e; go. 2 bo. S01-S1c;
go. 3 DO. S0-s0tc; Ro. 4 DO. 79--
sOc; Ro. 5 DO. 7si-79; RO. 6 DO.
77s-7sae. - RO. l sanii6iss 80ac;
Ro. Q bo. 80-s03t; Ro. 3 oo. 79a-
SOC; Ro. 4 DO. 79-79tc; Ro. 5 bo.
go. 8 bO. 771-78t =
Beibes aolbentorn s0-81c; asI6ts
aof6entprn sos-81ae.; ssmii4iss
aplbentorn 79-80c.
safer. - Rgler. go. 2 tpeibsr
47-4Sc: Gtarbarb peiber AS;
Po. 8 tpeibsr 44-46e; SO. A tDsiBsr
4o--43c: go. 2 aeniid,ter 43-45e;
go g aemiftpter 41--43c: Ro. 4 ge'
miithter 39-41s.
Roagen. - Ro. 2 S1.O0-1.02;
nc. 3 97-99e; go. A 90-96e.
Whistn.
gsrtauTt iuurben 456 gbls. Siitih
l.rs ;FiniIbeb Gpobs auf Der Bats bon
81 SO per GalIone.
9rpeeries.
Raffse. - sslba 23-30e Wlo'
ia 29-30c; Guatemala idReh 19e;
DO. duter 171c.
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GBte9so, 1e. 2tusHft.

Gbte9so. 19. ausrFf.
0eissr. 49, Fiir Sepf6er S1.04s-
1851, ON s5IuB $1-o5s; fir De
sennbsr S1,039-l05. Gm S4Iab ST.
04s.
DeIi6turu. = Fir Sspt.mber "a:
-76c;. am Salub 75se; fir DSsm'
ber 63s-64tc. am S4IuB 64tt.
Safsr. - fTir Septsmber 38i =
39ac. am 5aIub 39sc; fir 0e3sm'
Der 38t-38st, am S4lub 3sae-
Rososn. - 20. 2 $1.06.
Gsrite. - 54-75c.
5imotbp. - $5.5o-6.75.
alee. - S8.5O-13.25.
part. - TTar Septsmber $13.47--
1877, an S3Iub $13.77; fir OttOs
Der S13.62-13.9o, am S4Iub $13.'
80.
s6mal,. Hir sept.m5sr 1872
-S.12. om S6lub s.12: fir Osto5er
8,02-s.22. am S6Iub s.22.
Rippenieitsn. 7Fiir September
$S.55-8.70, am S9lub SS.70; flr
Ottober $8.65-s.S0. ON S4lub IS. Z
$3.50.
Butter. - Uearti unpepGHoert.
Gter. - Iartt b6ber; orbtndrs
firIts 17a-18hc; iirfts ROrtbsrn
l9b-19lc; firits Soatbern Isl
194c.
&ortofieln. - Wsortt unperdnSert.
gsfliicsl. - 2ebenbes. - Wldr!t
h5kr. 5ii1nsr lac; Springsrs 16l
--171c.
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Col. & 60. ref. IN. so tSo. gattip a.....e
TeHb 40. Oh. rel & n 90. Nailp gen, &c.. six
Gttt. Securities g. e lzsx. Co.. sb. e.. ieok
Srie d. IL 6<rissD sss<lIeI &qnffis, "a
grfe gen. sr .-0 lzttrbube. abi. 81. 70
Gen. GIefta< 5r-. is3s1.rlntbH s,de. ~. .-.- s2H
OF. Rorfb. T. az. ss1&l linton Sac. %. 4r.. 70
gu. Genital ref. IL. " u 2. Hlibber OF. %. fs1
JHf R, 4. 81. eT.S u. e. Eteel 81. -. io1 X
Jni. Net ~. 1sss glite q .Gbent. 5r. /. s5h
Rnnf a. g, ref 6r. Es4 gBabdfb 1. Or. %. .los n
g ebore beb. lr. -. sossN linton ~ 80. s2x
g. & q. un. <r. %. 1kltDeiitueb. 81. d. Sc. ll6
Dr.. n. & Z. 4. Dr.. 70
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Res Nsrfer SsHS. stirnsssR

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lsrf of ga. q. br.. % WORTH. gas. ~. -. 40
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G.N&ehR.er,%b sNl escb, M ati .5r... 90
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Cincinnati. 10. alug.

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0se Rs&frsee mad Ganebsn mar bsuts
nur mdbig xno 0slb II wiuiR Die Dan
Ten tatsa binIdueliHs mdbts iisssnbe
GsnbS an 6anb. f5ar Iarlshtn ON eau"
psrben Don ben BanisR SX-4% bereGHet,
pdtreub 0sfaaifspopiers ~ b--6% bisien.
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Darfsten .sn taas ~ sh-4x nab suI
8stt u s--4xx blsetrt
DsAfd ssf Rss psrs
nurbsn ~ 1se 9isfoato per $1,000 spifdtn
Baaien perfaufi. Die gounterrate bs.ragt
soc Drinis per $1,000.
us4fd ssf gxrsps.
Sidt. @tdfsl ssf 2onbsn burssn ~
H7S-4-7s Scr Bib. Stirling suosirt. fyar
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6rsne, snf Guferham 4e1xr yrs gulees
uns auf @ien lsKe per 2rens.
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