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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
AID GOES TO OREGON.
Three thousand soldiers sent h,
C%arrRnza From Vera Cru,.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 27.-Eicnt
Mexican naval vessels carrying S.OiO
troops started from Vera Cruz to-day 10
Ttnpico wherc" they VIII be sent to
san LUIS Potosi To reinforce the army
of Gen obregon, according to dispatches
received here tonight. carranza IL
sending these reenforCements with a
view OF crushing villa at Torreon.
The armies of villa and Ohrecon mr."
about evenly matched. and Carrinza he
lieNes that If he takes this villa strong
hold the United States Government will
no longer withhold recognition. Every.
thing Is in readiness for the beginning
of the battle.
Luis Potosi has been prepared and the
troops should reach their destination
this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
SKIPPER LAUGHS AT U BOAT.
II Tried IL Sink the TurnweII, hut
Was Badly Fooled.

Capt. Humby OF the British freight
steamship Turnwell, WHOA a German
submarine crippled but did not sink,
brought her intd port yesterday from
Swansea, gloating over her escape. Sh-
sailed from Liverpool on June Is and
when near the Tuskar light, off the Irish
coast, "A submarine rose and fired shells
at her. The skipper and crew took TO
their boats and a party from the sub
mersible boarded here and exploded
several bombs in her hold.
The boarding party then returned to
the submarine, which pursued and san<
another steamship, the coaster Traf-
ford, some distance off. Thu crew then
returned to the Turnwell, British de-
stroyers hove in sight and the submarine
disappeared. Capt, Humby and his mer
plugged the leaks. started the pump
and took her into Milford Haven, stop
| ping on the way to pick up the crew
Of the Trafford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
WIN MEXICO CITY AGAIN.
Carran,a Troops Make other Gains
villa Reported Fieeins.


wAsHlHuroN, July 27.-Ffrst Chief
Carranza appears 10 be regatning sore
OF the ground he recently lost In various
parts OF Mexico. Adviccs received ut
the State Department Indicate that the
C~arranzistas under Gen. Gonzales are
back In Mexico city. which the Zapa-
tistas vacated In the face of the adj
vance OF the army OF Gen. Gonzales.
the Carranza commander. The latter
quilted the city a~fterward.
The possibility OF trouble on tho boz
der betwen the American forces under
Gen. Funston and Carranzistas al Naco
has been removed by the withdrawal
Of the Carranza troops from Naco, u
neutral town under an agreement he.
ween the Mexican factions and thu
United States. Nnco was re,cntly at
tackled and captured by Gen. Gales, the
Carranza commander. but Carranzs di.
rected the withdrawal OF tn. troops
Gen. Funston was directed to reply with
artillery IL In the lighting around Naco
stray bullets fell on the American side
near Nogales, Aria.
William w. Canada. American Con.
sul-General at Vera cruz. reported 10
day that Mexican naval vessels. prob
ably transports, had arrived there and
were taking on supplies.
Many troops have arrived hero from
the Interior In the last few days" the
message said. 1t Is understood that
Carranza Is about to scnd reinforce.
ments north.
statement made public to-day that Gen.
villa is about to flee Mexico. The
statement said In part:
The Whereabouts OF Pancho Niils
are not ut present ascertninable. but It
Is reported that he liz near the border. and
1t is not believed possible now that an
efficient stand can be made by the vi.
listas Mt Torreon.'
State Department adv,ces from Mcs.
leo to-day were as follows
Topographic communication with
Mexico city has not been rcestablished
The department is Informed that n Car
rama force under Col. Gdyou entered
Tho town Of Ameca In the Guadlajara
district. II Is said hat the Nillistar
evacuated the town without making
any resistance. After the entry of tn.
Carranzistas stores and residences were
cked but none Of the American resi-
dents was molested."
No official %intimation was given hero
to-day OF the new step which President
Wilson Is about 10 TAX. In the MEXICAN
situation. The impression is
however, that II will take the form OF
another warning TO the Mexican leaders.
with a time limit within when they must
c"fnpose their differences and move TO-
ward the establishment of y government.
The next move If also likely To carry
an embargo on all shipments of arms INTO
Mexico. If the MeNicans iail tu act
after the hnal warning the United States
VIII he obliged TO take more radical
steps.
There II talk of the possibility or the
establishment Of "A Mexican governments
through tho cooperation or the A. Il g..
Powers or South America with Che
United states and the support of me
newly created government by The United
States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
COTTON LADEN SCHOONER OFF.
ship Belonging 10 ma WIS
Sails for II ussis.

The first cotton laden five masted
schooner that ever has sailed &c; a Eu-
ropean port departed yesterday after
noon for Archangel. Russia. with a ca
pacity cargo OF $500 bales, s.. is the
Helen w. Martin. and painted on her
sides. amidships, are big American flags
that may be seen a quarter mile or
more away In clear weather.
Until recently the Martin was owned
by r..cy 4 Small of Bath. Me. from
whom she vas purchased for a trife less
than 500, 900 by the Hardy Steamship
Company, owners OF the torpedoed Lee
lanaw. The Harriss-Irby Cotton Com
nany loaded the Martin. the agents OF
which are A. II. Bull a Co. She has
been in TIE coal carrying trade chiefly.
Bull & Co. say the Martins Yankee
skipper, Capt. J. h. Monteith, promises
TO land the cargo Of cotton at Arch
angel In sixty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
FIFTY CALLED HIM HUSBAND.
Group Picture 81 War Prisoners
E~xcrssiveIy Identified.
Special Cob'e D,spatch 10 TnE srS

Special Cobt Despdfch 10 Tue suN.
LONDON. July 27.-The commander Of
the Seventh Army Corps Of Prussia at
Muenster has warned the public to cease
buying a certain popular photograph, ac-
cording to the Rotterdam correspondent
Of the Daily Mail. The photograph In
question is Of 600 German soldiers who
are prisoners at one OF the French
prison camps. The circulation of the
photograph among the Germans and in
Germany led to claims by several thou
and women that they distinctly recog-
nized a missing husband In the group.
Some Of the men had as many az fifty
recognitions and the commander could
not stand the pressure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
FLAG DAY IN JAMAICA.
Em BILE ms Sole to Raise Funds 10
Send TroOps to War.

>pfcIdI fd6Tf UespdfcN 20 THE SrN.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. July 27.-Flag
Day was celebrated throughout the is
land OF Jamaica to-day. Thousands OF
emblems, not only Of England hut of her
allies. were sold to aid the fund being
raised to send a contingent OF 500 to the
fighting line.
All business ceased for the day. In
Kingston thousands of girls sold hag..
raising many thousands OF dollars. The
war spirit is running very high now and
a large number OF Jamaicans are train
ing for active service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
ENVOY MORRIS OPERATED ON

CHICAGO. JIly 21.--Irn y Morris,
United States Minister to sweden. WIS
operated upon here to-day for he re-
moval Of a cystic tumor in the throat
which caused him to return from his
foreign post.
The physicians announced that unless
unexpected complications set In Nj
Morris would hc able 10 b" Vi IN O..
few DAYS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
PUTS CURB ON DANISH PRESS.
Minister of Justice to Restrain
Comment or War Matters.

LONDON, July 27-A Copenhagen de-
spatch says arbitrary power has been
gwen to the Danish Minister OF Justice
Tor the time being to restrain the press
N It's comment upon matters connected
win the war. Papers which violate the
regulations imposed will be subject to
nhe without recourse to tho regular
courts.
The bill was passed at the Govern-
"eh's lnstigat!on. the criticism or bel
,serent Powers having become very bit
Ter In certain Of the newspapers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
FRENCH CROSS FOR AMERICAN.
Prof. norton. Volunteers Ambulance
Corps Founder. Decorated,

LONDON, July 27.-The French Gov
eminent has awarded the militar" cross
to Prot. Richard Norton, founder OF the
American Volunteer Ambulance Corps,
the chief Red Cross unit with the second
French army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
ENGLAND STOPS FREE TRAVEL.
Passengers for scandinavian Ports
Must Have Permit.

'P''"F F""FN D'"p"F0" 10 TT wv
LONDON. July 27.-The Home Office
announced to-day that after August 10
no one, other than persons on Govern
ment foreign mission service, will be al
lowed to embark for Norway. Sweden or
Denmark without a permit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28

Den. Huer,a was receiving He says
te has been in and out Of El Paso In
disguise several times since eludmr
United States officers about a month
ago, He was located by a correspondent
ana his Whereabouts have not been d..
vulged to the officers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
Many In Corea Perish d. Floods.

TOXIC, July 27.-Fioods on the Island
VI hokkaido and In Corea have drowned
many persons and caused great damage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04
ORR Opobs Marft.
gincinnQti, 8. Wsdi.

GincInnati, 3. USdi.
5n Der DerfloHsnsu Wode mar Der
Martt fart, bic Ye6fraos fpar a6er
nift befonbers. Die Quotirunsen
iparen am Stlub ME fols!:
sgraaneg MasItH1eteat i sil;,: gSas 9 C. e.
Sont6erif g $40. Ddrb Etii &c. Sorban e1ze.
Repperen 1os[ 2fe, DO 9s4 Ice titiea f0.i
2ee. DO. ga 23iaf, Ho'epoob 10s4 2oc. DO
es4 1sr. griabton % 1sc DO. fo,4 zoe.
0sbIet6tes Mus n-g9Gmfutta lie
sSrnit Of tbt aoom &c. gOnsoaIe 7Ee, WGfon'
bile &c. Sia &c, Dope ne DIR 8raHD 6tsc
gstHtborp sac, 9iamone y Il, oreet3le'gtoi
Ghc, 9dnsbrate 51ae, E 10 gSaithfuI 5e. 91aaiS
4he Betpetea 10s4 2at. DO. ga 2tc. Utica
lO.4 2se, oo. s,4 2ec RofspOob 1O.4 zee, bO
ef4 e0e, Srs8bton 1914 22c. DO. 9'4 2oe.
BriHts-e elmsrttnn SbirtHg 4he. Central
iinb arGHs 5c, Radfie IDia aobss &C. ga
iiendI &C. edH I0p &c crion 4l1e CLARION
1tftn s--gRarsron Il. TouyoOn 7e, CAT
Iaro 400 g. Rpntiar sizc sbeIbb 1Ght
EGatberpt0ot 1IHe. ttHOsfeaa q q " 1916
Queen Of TIE Sgeft -,</ 1919, gus uebaTr1
1916. Qnneftoad y iiXc.
8tuGbn N siuiotfeaa etasie exc. M I;
ge. ghereft GIdNic eHr. qarrnfter Stnple
exc 1912 o.. stinagH &c, @Rontrcfe SIC
SiCtGtcr e. sirmore 4igc.
RTutbICnr ee't II. gobnr Blue IT,
HInbnmd 7he. ffb giroinir Gt. Sefinmine 4e.
mfs--rfis f2tse. ProrimitJ toe, gm,
sire zoe, Briatton t0c. gIHt 9he.
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sluOienS bel Gr5bersus 5ricSrid
9lusSouer Ses g. IL. g. Seeres. -
Die ifpergepriiften Grlppeu gltten
0eutbes uno boiler ariegseifer.

Sim 81. gluguit oeg Sabres 1918
Iieb glu6er ourd @neiienau an
Cord ihreiben iuie ln5ufrieoen er
iibcr oaS GrIoiAeu 0eS triegeriiden
6suus bel Der mdiIe Isi: y. :. i'd
fam meine lln5ufrieoeubeit nit Der
&apalerie uitt bergeu!" SSu ben
.SnOien ua6 Glallieipit tpelde Der
geiitpoaen Seoer uniereS beitti6eu
Observation-Disclosures ertItonuneu
beiBt es 5u Meier @rideiulng oeS
aricges: yJtltr iDeltiac edit frieseri'
ihe gtottren, MIR gPGrner, Die bonn
bS6itsa IOlOotiiden Pfli6tgeFiibl be-
Iebt Iinb, psrbsn iid aud in eutbe6s
rltnaspoliten 9ogcn oes arie9es iiets
alcib bIeiben. es lit, oils menn Der
aetpoItiqe ariea, bcn Seiterreib- I'm
Qarn iiibrt @iAipnen edit frieseri-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04
Club. Na1rid1ten.
0itnfas, 4. Mai 1915.


5m Gintinnatier Oiftritt iii bsl
3lub ItatipnGr unb osrIeIbe bate &C.
tern 46snb BEL bieiiger Staot elmer
DafsritaHb Don 1872 SUB.
Die folssnbsu DepsI6eH trdfer
tpdbr,Ho Sss seitrissu 1agss 3isI
elm:
9itts6urs. qo.-6.4 BuB, iGlt.
W5s.Iins. 80. 9a.-9.0 5ub, Iaut.
qarisrsburs, 20. 8a.-S.1 Sub, fGqtt
aanapbd Sails, u. ga.-3.5 5uB.
Gbarlsfton, %. @d.--5.5 5uB. fdGt.
portsmoutb, G.-13.2 SUB, itsist.
9ouisbins. ah.-S.7 sub iGlt.
gOansOils. Snb.-S.o SUB, iteist.
bal ppile. 2eun.-S.2 SUP.
Chattanooga, Senn.-8.1 GuB, iteigt.
Gdiro, Sa.-17.3 SUB.
Wempbis, 1snn.-13.3 5uB, fdllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04

V ! nv u II l !, .. OtAt.
Die 3uiubr mo 9lnsiubr pdbrenO
Der psrfloFensn 48 Stuubsn, p.rsIi.
den nit osrI,l6.n 3sit Der oersnnss.
neu Dohs ipareH Dis iuIst:
3uiubr:
Mln0. S6meine Sdyaie
26. 2lpril .a1516 5477 APO
3. Mai i. 1870 1904 934
susiubr:
RinO Sdrueine Sdlaie
26. Qpril 50 1879 231
g. NSai 50 1915 6o4
RiHopie6. - 9i. 3ufubr ma,
5suis 3i.mli4 grcb unb bic pr.iis iis.
len I'm 15-25c fir Glsiihsriortsr.
pG5rsno Rub. I'm 35-50c Ri.bris.r
r,arsn. - Ulil6tibs fiHbeH nur suul
Sd!dtten abnabme.
Rittlere unO Iapsre sti.rs $625
-7.65; auserisfsas bis .rtra $7.75-
.7.85; C9i,n S3.75-5.75; Jleii4sr
Stisre $5.50-7.eo; sytru s7.65-7.s
70; Seiferg $5.50-75o; aussrl.isn;
big srira l,ittt $7.65-8.10; aiib.
S3.25-5.75; aus.rleisHs bis ertrl
$5.S5-6.25; gannsrs $3.o0-400;
i.tts 9air9 albs $5.5o-6.25; .Ttrl
$6.35.
gull.r. - 0i, 3ufubr mar
3ismlih srCB anS bic pr.ii. um 10
15c nisbrissr.
Wassrs uuo I.i6t. $4.75-5.75;
Bologna S5.85-6.25; srtra $685.
$50; f.tts guaen $6.25-6.50.
&Gl6er. = Die 3ufu6r mar bsut,
sieHIi9 gtob uHo Der Rurtt itetig.
Srbiudr. Biz grObe S4.75-S.25;
fair Bis gut, l.i6te $7.0o-8.50;
.rtra SS.75 800.
5&nsine. Bel 5ismIid sros
Ger 3ufubr rir Der Wlartt bsu:,
itpod unO bic qrsii. I'm 15c ni.os
rissr.
9uts 6is lIsnl.lene gerpadunsss
uuS 6lsiitsyiorten $7.70-7.75; or
oiHGrs Biz aussrlsisne i6psre f,tt,
Gdu. $5.50-7.10; sStra $7.15-7.s
20; Siass $450-5.75; lsi1te Der
ianbtIorten. 125-140 g]funb iaper,
$7.10-7.6O; .tidts. 140-165 piuno
i9psr, S7.65-7.7o; Jsrtsl, 100
120 pfunb Diner. S6.75-70O;
Gertel, 100 Yi-Ho unb tpeniesr $3.50
-6.75.
z 9afe uub Qimmer. -
3os aRs,bot var 5ismli6 grob uro
6.itdno msiii'Hs aus 5riibia brss2 2dms
mern, ipeIhs oon S1.00 bis $500
nisbriser p0r,H Gsi6Or,ns 9Gmm:r
fisIsn um %: aab S9ai. blieb.n fe.
Zig.
Sy)ais, $4.50-7o0; ssI4Orsns
s5.o0-e.0O; gGmmsr ssItorene ST..
Sprins admmsr $500
HOO ertrd.
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@tsoerTdnoutB.

Gin tiinltliebeHoer Sraf itebt IN
ieiuer @alerie Dor cinem giI0e, Sas
cine Sire. auf eiuer &Iippe rltbetto,
bartlett. .,Wteinit on itidJt allb, Seall
menoet er iih on ieiner dlten Diener,
bag mir ite cttpus eiiniti9er bdtten
pla5ieren fouueu?"
n,sreilif. Scrr Gjraf. oos mus lie
ia inredIi4 oriideu auf 6em 4arteH
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i6ern s14.5o-15.oo; SO. 2 14.25--
14.75; 80. / SoutherH $14.00-14.s
80; go. 2 13.75-1425.
3inn. - Taarft rubis, offsrirt gu
$4,000.
gt.i. - $4.15-4.2o.
Spelter. - $13.25-1125.
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@ GroeetieB.

finirter Gut acaf $3.50; popb.r.S
$3.50; gubes $685.; gr1nulirtn
$6.40; eonfsetion.rs az $3.50; Off
~ $6.o5; rYeibtr rtra &c s5.85,
EXTRA e. s5.65; R. 8. gIsrifisb mel,
Ser $6.o5- $6.15; bc. sslbsr s5.55--
e--.65 per 100 pfipb.
Mofaff,s IN Hstia.-Rsp Or.
ls1ns Open Refill. 40 55c. Gsntrifu.
aal 2O--30c per GalIone.
MeiB. - 2cuiiinal. Sanrp Seao
7-7Se, prira 6--61s. oroirdrer
4i-5ss. Sapan 5f-5i Der s5flmS.
Dairp probults
Butter. - Mdrti ruhia. preiis
nisbria.r. - @bolpmill. grira 32e;
G.nirali3eb eertra 29bc; eeniraliseS
Girits 26e; bo. Stconbs 22e; ganep
DARN 24e; padius Gtcd 18- -17sc
per plumb.
Rate. g,nrft felt. Ebio t7e.
secreweitIiher 17-17ir, gseu BORT
1se. Sdfpeiscr 16A-i7Sc. DO. 8rid
16a--17Ae; aimburssr 16-17s p,r
1,iun6.
gier. @artt iteiig. - gri.
ma frii4s Sii1nsrsitr 17ac; firits
16t; orbindrs firfts 15c. ittpnbs 14c
per Dubsnb; GduIssief 35e per Dubp.
GsfiagsI. - Martt fsisr.
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@abres @ef8t8tt e u.

9ie fIeine Wargot ipieIt NIT 0efn
Sobnfen zines 9aurueiiters uuo ere
adblt ibm piftis: y@ir baben eiil
$ubn, oas Ieet ieben Sag elm cir
- .g6 babl 9os lit gar ni6tS"
eutgeeuet perddtli6 oerSlmge, ~nlein
gapa leat ieoe @o8e eincn @ritto-
itein,"
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Gi9IfoH srs, <r.. stAyElHSnyi gasifk lr. n
Nf4tfcH tcub. ". ieiA1FiH pac. ceuD. Bs. "a
MttNsn cub. Ss...n q xut y. u gtsy. ~ isA
&allm. 4 Ctio AZ. D,tx pa. hsb. d.. sTA
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xt1fn 1T. a., tf. ", y. y. e.. ihr. .isa's
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4sS&l. iptrf tf sskfRsrn. con. e.. -. ssN
9HI&UGfrcI.Sr. GMSfp.kSy. IA, ST.. 7fE
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eeIs. yOnss nnS affisn in ss.ru yOri.

4ti&ditsyapifre bxrben ~ sJf-8xe6
bisssrtiri. @etisi auf Qonsoa par.a hstis
~ fL7e1 fhreo Taee eiHi; &abel.anpsi.
iuneeH t<.7Sh unb Sidst Beaiei s4.791<.
eibsvbarrtH so1Is Nsriianii4, Tsusrs
se5ft
dttisnmarft.-gs uurbe bsuts rim
frhd sum Ssrfsufen ausstabt nno biti.s
bate 5nr 5oige. eaB Die Beetle sinas btr.
ni,usiHssn. 7sr Wos,i idiob l4pa4.
Gifsntasn aftien.
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lleberftdt bes Gincinnati
Ny2arftes,
Cir bic MsntaL ben 8. @ai
1915 snbiseHbs Ds4..
Gineiunati, 3. mai.

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Dk nddfolgsnbsn Guctirun1,n b.
,i.bsn fi6 nur auf gnercs Trans
aiiicnen. Bel tl.in.ren Gei6dftsn
iperbsn etirus h5htrs pr.iit bsrednst.
propificnn. n.
s.eo1 ( $40; 7 gamilp 'g9mal, 1oi
--1Oae pro Pfutc.
grpdeuotiaIasnes rf,ifh
Gbort clear Geiitn 1o1-10se; Grtra
f6ort clear 9a-1oac; ibori RippsuIeis
ten 10-10ie; Gdultsrn 84-8ac;
Bellies 1O-10ie.
Bacon. - Short clear Ssiten
11l-11ac; ertrd Ibprt clear Seit,u
109-11ae; ibort Rippeni.itsn IL
11at; Sdultrn 93-9ac; Bellies III
Lie.
Gusar gureb Jfeif4. -
5dinien 14-141c: gsinie S9ultru
10s-105e; gr.atfsH Bacon 18-
19t; S6ultern in pddeteu 104--
lose; 81. q. Gut Gfultsru lob
1oit; irod.H. Beef G6intsn 25-
27c.
Gassep0fslt.s Gt.if4
- Der gfunb: S6int.n 12-12sc;
gpienit G6uItsru S4--Sac; Bellies
15t-163e; Gauiisrn s.-89c; ".
.. Gut DO. S4-S3c.
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ten 113--11ic; gitnic S6uIt.rn ~
-Sae; S3uIiern 7a--8le;. ibort
Rippeni.iten 9g-9sc; ibort clear
Ssitm 9a-10c; ,rtra fhort Ssit.n
Sa--9se; Bellies, l.ibi. 15t-16c;
Bellies. itbtpys 11-121e.
Mebl unb @.treibs
W,ebI. - gSinter gatent S7.15
.-735; Uinter ianep $6.80-7.05;
Wim.r 1omiIp 6.40-6.55; Wintsr
.rtra $5.95- -6.15; Wintsr orbiuds
reg $5.75-5.95; garter DtiJsu ga.
tent S7.55-7.95; 5arier W.i3eu
foncu $7.10-7.35; Sarter @eiSrH
5amilp S6.10-6.50; RogssHm.bI
RorbpsItli6ss s.miidt,s $685.
80; rsinss Gitp Rogs.HmeH $685.
$50; gitp s.mifai.s Rosssnm,hI
$e25--e.5O.
@et5en.- 10. 2 rothcr Tiuter
s1.61; go. 8 DO. S160-1.61; 30.
a bo. S1.s5-1.e0.
@elf4torn. Ro. / tpeibss
S1t; go. 2 DO. 8oa-s1t; 30. 8 oo.
79a -sose; Ro. 4 DO. 7ss-79Ae;
go. 5 DO. 771-78lc; Ro. 8 bs. 76a
-77he. go. sslbss 79ac; go. 2
bO. 79-79ac; go. 8 DO. 7sa a-79c;
80. 4 DO. 77a-7sae; SO. 8 DO. 76A
-77ss; 30. 6 DO. 75i--76ac. 80.
I saniiht,s 79ae; 90. 2 DO. To-
79tt; Ro. 3 DO. 7sa -7ee; RO. A bo.
77t t-78ae; Ro. o bo. 76a-77ae;
go. 6 bO. 75a-76tt. = M.ibss aOls
beniorn 90-s1c; s.lbss s0-s1e;
s.miifiss 8O-81e per 8uf6.l.
safer. - 30. 2 ip.ibsr 57a-
5se: StaHS1rS lpeiBer 57-5Tit; go.
9 ipsiber 56s-57c;; go. 4 ipsiBer Sc
--56ac; Ro. 2 s.mii6i.r 56s-57e;
Ro. 8 ssmifdt.r 56-563e; go. 4 gee
mii6i.r 55i-56c.
Rossen. = 30. 2 Stills;
80. 8 $1.15-1-17; go. A $1.10--
LA.
gDhfsfn.
@.rsaufi ipurSen 7s0 gbls. Dis
eilI,rs Yinifteo gcoss nuf Der Bats
bon s1.39 per gdl1ons.
groeerieR.
Rafft. - War!t rrbia. prsiIs
itetia.
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MRetan MART.

Rem gort. 8. Rai.
aupFtr. Rartt iistig. Cleo
trolpiit $500; eating $3.50
1875.
! Gifsn. - RaSit fstis; RV, 1 Rpt'
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G8ieas2 3. mai.

6 5iedgo, 3. Mai.
S6peiuc. 3ufubr $1,000. -
Marti i5pa;t Built $7.40-7.60;
leiats $7.30-7.65; ssmifdbts $7.25
100; Ifpus $7.00-7.55; raube
$7.0o-715; J,rtel $5.25-6.9o.
Rinbpieb. 3ufubr 10000. -
@drtt iteiis. ginbsimii6e Beef Sti,,
re S6.25-8.75; Deiiern Stiert $500
--7,40; 4iibs uuo Seii,rs $2.9o-S.s
40; aGlbsr $6.O0-S.50.
Shofs. - ,3afuhr 1900. Msdrtt
psr6nbsrIif. Sddfe $7.4o-5.40;
QGmmer $S.00-10.65.
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Qlmsudrtige Wsarfte.
q p gOrt, g. Tai.

RsDgOrt, 8. Wlai.
Y.bl. - Martt itetig; Sprius Pas
tents S7.5O-7.90; Btnter patsns
l7.2O-7.50; @intsr Straigbts 800
-715; Sanuar Straisbts $7.3o-
7.50.
aogsenmsbl. - Martt rubig; fatr
Bis gutter $6.40-e.55; auserIsisne bis
faHtD $500 -6.75.
Wlaismtbl. Nartt Itstia. Sci
n.t wsiber uno gelber $1.70--1.75;
aolbentOrn $1.60-L65; ttIH 0rieO
l$4.05.
ROssen. Uaartt ru4ig; SO. 2
Deitern $1.228 c. /. I. fir &usfu9r.
@erfte. - Martt itetig; gemal3te
i81-85e c. /. {. Buffalo.
Wsissn. Wartt piLlis; 60. 2
rOtbsr $1.7o; 10. 2 Barter, $1.71 6. l.
| T. auf osm GsIeiIs; 20. l ROrtbern
Duluth $1.o44 unO SO. l gbortbern
Ulanitoba $1.o4s {. /. I. 9uffalO.
Bslidforu. - Martt nillig; gio.
y 9elbes SI4 tur pronlpte AolieIerull9.
5afsr. Ulartt rubiS; Stanbaro
62tc Ro. 3 tpeiber CIT; farcs geprls
ter peiBer 63-64c
6opfsn. Wartt rubig; State Or
binGre tis aussrleiens 1914 10-14c;
Pacific &iifts 1914 10-13c; 1913,
Is -1Oc.
Sduts. - Martt rubtg; gogota 81,
Central amerita 29c.
2eosr. - Mortt feft; SemIOt firfts
32c; i.cpnos 30-31c.
port. - Nlartt itetig; NlsS $1,000
--19.5O; 5amilp $21.00-23.00;
| ibort clear $19.00-22.0O.
gssf. - Wartt rubig; Web $18.<
50 1900; GamiIp $19.50-29.50.
Sdmal5. = &aum itstis; W}ipOle
Deit $9.90-1O.O0.
5alg. Wartt flau; Gitp 6s;
gountrp 6a-65e; Ssps5ial 7c.
BOtls. Wartt ftstig. - Ginbeis
miIfs Gl,ece XX 0bio 32-33e.
5dr5. - Martt rubig; gsiisbtes, Or
bindrss bis sutss 1856.
5srpsntiu. - Wlartt itstis; Wlds
dine Barrels 49c.
Rice - U!artt ifetig; Gsinbshni-
| ihr &c; BLUE Rois" 55c.
! MoIdFes. Warft itetig; Rsp
Orl,dns open tsttle 40-5Oc.
| 3uder. - Rob<r. Wartt ru5ig.
Centrifugal $4.77; MoIaFss $40O;
raifinirter itstig; Gut !oaf $500;
gruTbeo $3.50; WouIb ~" $6.45;
Gubes $6.25; XXXX, pOlpberso So
10! pOpS.reb $6.l0; isinsr srunuIirz
Ter $500; Tiamono ~" $500; Con
li.ctioHers "" $3.50 10. l S5.75.
g6icdgo, 3. mai.
Deisen. fiir Rdi S1.613-1.s
63s. en- a6luB 1852; fir Sult 81
I35-1373, ON S4Iub 1851.
BelI6torn. 5ar Wui 764-
77sc, um SdluB 1916; fir 5uIi 793
-80Ec, am Sdlub 794c.
5afsr. - Cir Tai 54b-65ac, am
s4lub SAGE; fir Suli 544-56ac,
an StIub 54sc.
Rossen. = go. 2 S1.19-1.20t.
9srit,. 76-81c.
5imotbp. - $5.O0-70O.
alee. - $S.5O-13.00.
Bort. - Gar Suli $18.12 1922,
am S4luB $3.50; fir Sepiembsr
I$18.60-18.65, am S6Iub $1S.62.
ShmaI5. - Sir Suli 10.35-1o.s
81, an s4Iub 1925; fir September
I1O.6O-1O.62, am Sdlub 1890.
Ripp,nisittn. - 5iir Suli $10.62
1865, am s6lub $10.65; fir
September 1o.90-1o.95. am S6IuB
$10.95.
Butter. - martt it,tis; Grsam:rp
22-2Sc.
eisr. martt nisOrigsr. Orbindre
firfs 16a-178c; firits 171 -181c
RartoffsIn. Rartt itstig. Wlitis
gan un6 WistOniin rotbe 30-45r;
DO psibs 35-40c.
Ssfliisel. 2s5sHS.s. Rartt
bobsr; 9iihnsr 15c,
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0IfesIne 1snIt.l .liMfAte.

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bslisfth h& tsnit anf %. 62o,3se.
sslsI. esinsiisssn.
QjHG Oas glstrie unb Ohio Gifiss 0as
com iowie tine Strset yip. parsn bsuis
PIE tiniiatn Bdpiers. peI4e 9sben sttstsH,
ioHii mar Der Nar.i fau. gsrtauii ppt.
ben:
TN bsr gsris.