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Evening star., 1915-12-17
WAR TAX MEASURE
BEFORE THE SENATE
House Resolution Extending
Law for One Year Reported
FavorabIy by Committee.

The joint resolution extending for one
year the war tax law, passed by the
House yesterday. was received by the
Senate today soon after that body as
sembled. The resolution was referred to
the committee on finance. Senator Sim
mons, chairman of that committee, i'm
mediately reported the resolution favor
ably and without amendment to the Sem
ate.
Tie democrats will make every effort
to have the resolution agreed to as soon
as possible, and republican leaders have
said that they would not attempt to de-
lay the resolution, but would merely
register their protests against it.
Resolution to Be fastened.
The resolution. which passed the
House yesterday. must become law
by December 3I~ unless the war tax is
to lapse. With the President planning
to be married tomorrow and Congress
anxious to start it's Christmas recess
Immediately, it is the plan of the lead
ers to have the resolution pass the
Senate ana go to the President for his
signature before his wedding, If pos
sfble
ocildlOI oIillfllOIlSs III Calling up the
resolution for consideration, said loss of
revenue due to the European war had
caused the estimated government dis
bursements to exceed the estimated re-
ceipts for the year by sS3,525,OO0.
Extension Imperative, He States.
1.-The extension of this emergency
measure is just as important as it's pas
sage was a year ago." he said. IF it
IS not extended we will have to take the
money from the general fund.
There has been no material change in
the situation since the act was
passed.
Mr.. Penrose Attacks Fiscal Policy.
THE necessity of passing some bill to
relieve the public treasury is obvious"
said Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania.
attacking the fiscal policy of the ad-
The Pennsylvania SEN
ator denied that the deficit was due to
the European war, declaring that "if
we had not had the war we would have
had the blacklist times in the history
of the American republic. Instead or
the war being the cause of this deficit
it has caused an alleviation of condi-
tions. Importations which formerly
created the government revenue have
been coming in free"
I'VE haye had our lesson" the SEN
ator continued, with the free trade
propa ganda, and in my opinion the les
son has been severe enough to warrant
the assurance that the United States
will soon return to the doctrine of
protection as a means of raising money
to run the government"
Senator Smoot declared the reports
of receipts and expenditures on which
the emergency bill was justified by
Senator Simmons were misleading. All
estimates in it of revenues, he said
were magnified and estimates of ex-
minimized. He suggested
that the deficit in part had been caused
by the increased appropriations of
$21O,3sS,S1O by the Sixty-third Con-
gress and suggested that the extension
for a year Was asked to defer discus
sion of pernanent revenue measure
until after election.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
t volo. where the allied naval base will

at Nolo. where the allied naval base will
he located 49, /.
dispatch from Athens dated Decent
Der Is. and received today by the Havas
News Agenc!, says
Several groups of Serbian soldiers,
after the retreat from Monastir. were
disarmed by Greek troops that entered
Serbia. and it is stated that this was
done through Misrepresentation of
instructions given by the minister of
war.
After a complaint had been made by
the ministers of the entente powers the
Greek government ordered the arms
returned to the Serbian soldiers and
gave instructions to the troops at the
frontier to avoid a recurrence of the
incident"
From Sofia it is reported that re-
cruits from occupied districts in Serbia
have been invited to join the Bulgarian
army These with soldiers chosen
from men hitherto exempted and men
nineteen years of age. it is declared in
these advices, are expected to produce
a new force: of 100000.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
CLEARS JUDGE CHICHESTER.
Virginia Legislative Committee Re
ports Charges Are Not Sustained.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, December 1.-THE
legislative committee which investi-
gated the charges against Judge r. H.
[. Chichester of Fredericksburg. made
by Delegate S. P. Howell, today made
a report in the matter.
The report takes up each charge in
order, and declares that not one of
them is sustained; that Judge Chi
chester has acted fairly and impartial
lv in every instance. and that. there
IS no occasion for any action at the
hands of the legislature.
The entire committee signs the re-
port
Evening star., 1915-12-17
employees ARE FAVORED.
Holiday Period in Three Federal De.
partments and Local Courts.

Following the example of the Treas
ury Department. the Department of
State and the War and Navy depart
ments will close at noon the days be-
fore Christmas and New Year day.
The various branches of the District
Supreme Court will be closed for the
Christmas recess from the adjourn
ment, December %, until Monday, jan
uary 8. 1916. The order of court also
directs that the Office of the clerk of
the court will close at noon of Decem-
ber "a and december 81.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Death Of the Apple King. "

CHICAGO. ILL.,. December 17.-Franklin
Newhall, ninety-two years old. known
throughout the middle west as the apple
king" died today at his home in Glencoe,
a suburb Mr.. Newhall owned extensive
apple orchards near his home and six
thousand acres OF cherry and apple or
chards on Manitou Island. Michigan. His
holdings were estimated to De worth $750.-
600. He was born In 1923 at Conway.
Mass,
Evening star., 1915-12-17
| ondon Press Holds Austrian
Reply "Evasive," ''InsoIent";;
Rupture Is Considered Likely

LONDON, December II. 1903 a.m.-As
in the case of the American note to
Vienna, the London morning papers show
little disposition to comment on the An
coma case majority of them carry
no editorials on the subject. Among the
erceptions, however. is the Daily News.
which considers that there can be but
one issue, namely. rupture of diplomatic
The Daily News says: THE extra
ordinary insolence of the Austrian reply
is veiled somewhat by its extremely bad
composition, but its general tenor Is clear.
and there could scarcely be more fiat
defiance of a peremptory demand. The
full seriousness of the situation depends
upon the degree in which Germany may
he implicated. An open rupture
with Austria will definitely free the
United States government. from even
seeming condonation. Of the UubmArine
crimes, and will do much to rea1pre To
her prestige and authority among dvil-
ICED -nativns. which she will uee1s s8 she
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Elbert Hubbard Left $397, ,845.

TORONTO, Ont. December 1.-THE
Wills of Elbert Hubbard and his wife.
who were drowned on the liner Lusita-
MIA. have been filed here for ancillary
probate, as both held stock in the
Northern Crown Bank of Canada. The
amount of Mr.. Hubbard.s total estate
was declared at S39..S4o ana fhat OF
Mrs. Hubbard at $35,135.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Judee Aukam Renominated.

President Wilson today, upon the rec
ommendation of Attorney General
Gregory. sent to the Senate the nomi-
nation of Judge George c. Aukam of
the Municipal Court of the District
for another term of four years as a
iudpe of that court Judge Aukam's
four-year term expires tomorrow.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Italian Steamer Is Sunk.

LONDON, December 1.-THE Italian
.teamer Porto Said has been sunk. il
Ia announced here.
The Porto Said was 439 feet long
and had gross tonnage of 5,1s7. Ac-
cording to the latest records of her
movements sbe sailed from Genoa No
vember II for Alexandria.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Two Murderers Electrocuted.

OsSINING, n. Y, December IT,
worthy TooIey of Athens. N. Y. and Lud-
wig Marauardt of Kingston, n. Y. mur-
derers. were put to death by electricity at
Sing Sing prison today. Tooley murdered
John Hallenbeck at Athens last year; |;
Marauardt killed Ars Nellie sAulis OF
Kingston.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Senates

SenAtet
Met at noon.
Took up the House resolution
extending the emergency reve-
nue. act one year.
Philippines committee contin-
ued hearings on the self-govern-
ment bill.
Senator Shafroth introduced a
bill for universal disarmament
through an international tri-
bunal.
Hsuie'
Met at noon. +
Evening star., 1915-12-17
LONDON GLOBE IS SUED
BY mrs. H. H. ASQU|TH
Wife of Premier Would Restrain
Paper From Publication of
Alleged Libels.

LONDON, December il. 1916 PM
Mrs Herbert Fl. Asquith. wife of the
premier. appeared as a plaintiff in
chancery court today, demanding an
order to restrain the Globe from the
of alleged .libels. Mrs. As
qlith's attorney said:
For whole fortnight before the
issue of this writ Mrs. Asquith has
been deliberately pursued in the de-
PENDANTS newspaper with accusatio rs
of disloyalty and of association win
German prisoners at bennington Hall
She has been described as a traitor
and as disgrace to her sex. and at
tackled in most opprobrious terms
These attacks were systematically and
maintained and were only
suspended after the writ had been is
sued"
Postponement Is Opposed.
The attorney opposed the Globes re-
quest for postponement, urging the
court not to deprive the plaintiff of this
opportunity to clear herself publicly.
THE persecution of Mrs. Asquith has
been going on nearly a whole year"
he said. 1T began last spring in an
other newspaper, which the defendant
doubtless would say was of lower
class than the Globe. That paper had
to apologize publicly. and, at Mrs. As
quith's request, pay E10O to the Red
Cross fund. The same people who dis
semInated these libels through the
Globe sent sheaves of anonymous let
tiers to the plaintiff, and imputations
against her were made in social cir
cles. The matter has now come to a
head in 4 form where the defendants
can be brought to account and made to
give their reasons for the accusa-
tionS.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
MINE HITS RELIEF SHIP.
Steamer Levenpool Beached on Eng
lish East Coast.

LONDON, December II. 1885 PM
The Belgian relief committees steamer
Ievenpool. from New York for Rotter-
dam has been beached on the English
cast coast in a sinking condition as a
result of striking mine.
The Levenpool carried mixed cargo
=, fooas,uns for the Belgians valued at
S1.4O0,OO0 1t is fully insured.
The Leve.pool, a British steamer of
4.s44 tons gross, and 376 feet long. was
built in 1911. and is owned in West
Hartlepool She sailed from New York
November "a, arrived at Falmouth De-
cember II, and was to proceed thence
tn RoJtardam
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Greeks Transfer Base.

PARIS, December IA Havas dis
patch from Athens says that following
the withdrawal of troops from the dis
trict between Saloniki and the Serbian
border. the headquarters of the Greek
army has been transferred to Kezhani
ffty-five miles southeast Of Monastir
The third Greek corps has been or
dered TO Caterlni and the fifth corps to
Nigrita.
One regiment of engineers and one
Of artillery remain at Saloniki
Evening star., 1915-12-17
WEATHER

Rain and warmer tonight Tomorrow.
psttiy cloudy, probably preceded hy
rhiu ~ early morning, lowest tempera-
tur" tonight abov. freezing fresh
noutherly winds.
Temperature for the past twenty
f"ur hours! Highest, 81. at $3.50 pm.
yesterday. lowest. 20. at am. today.
FUN report on nage %.
Evening star., 1915-12-17
Suspension Is Expected.
Negotiations Satisfactory.

The progress of negotiations be-
tween Greece and the allies is regarded
in military circles as quite satisfactory.
At the same time the negotiations with
the central powers. directed against the
possibility Of Bulgarian incursion, are
going on so wel that the highest opti-
mism prevails in authoritative circles
and the possibility that Buigarians will
cross the frontier is regarded as having
been excluded"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

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ltarren ifHer5erfiilIt, tein Sfub
fdnt bon linierer Seite, fein Singer
beriibrt ben glb5iiesbiigel. geo6 TN.
mer liegt bort Dor Der SroHt Der Der.
rullnoete aamerao, Silie beiiheno,
bofieno, uuo toller oenn porber UNI
iummen uns 8ei6oiiel -@ia oenn
feiner? Gc6 oa iddpingt iid
ibon elmer iiber ben @rnben, in fur
gen f4nelIen Spriingsn fliegt er iibsr
nas 5elo, eilt alif oen permunoeten
&lmeraoen 5u. Der aompagnie.
fhlot it's, o6He 9erpebr. um bic 6dns
De frei SI bnben. Die @ei6oiie mn.
idpirreu i'm bngcloidt, Jest sudt er
jitiammen. Sats i'm gepndt? =
3a neiu2 God peiter elf er,
nIirft iid) nieoer, eiIt peiterl 9Sest
hat er oen @erplln0eten erreiht, Elm
fltr5es 9iiden, luo MN i6leppt CT
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|kute ,Diliissr, ba bi. 3ufubr srSbtr
mar.
ertra s1l.25-1l.5o; fair bis suts
|lsidte $5.50-1l.00.
g dneinG ~ Die 3ufubr mar
beute 5ismlid srob uRb bic qreife fies
ZEN UNI 10e per 100 apfunb. alls i'm
|Nurft bsfinbliden S4ptins fanbsr
4bna6me.
G9psrs S6nsin,, $50 pfunb unb
aufndris, S6.65-6.75; sute Bis aus
trleisne @srpadunSss unb SylsiIGsr.
fortsn s6.75-6.s0; orbinGre Biz
aus.rIsf.ne j9Ders f.tts Sdu. $500
-5.85; trtra $3.50; Stass $500
500. aeidte Werianbtiorten $685.
$50; s5ertsl, 110 'pfunb unp tpsnissr,
$5.50-6.25.
e 9afe uHb 2dmmeL =
Die 3ufubr mar ssring uno unesniis
geno. bic preiie baber fsit uHD ME
foIst;
S6afe $3.75-5.75; admmer ST..
00-7.50. Sprins admmsr $500.
Die folssnbe HOti5 purbs ON Wits
tag BON Der Gine. Union Stod Yaro
SO. ausssssbsn: 0i. Gkisli6afi TT
iebt i'm StaHbt. Tinobisb, Sapsins.
S9afs unb Qdmmtr iopis aGlber DON
frsisn. sinssi4rdnitsn unb mobifisir.
ten Gegsnbsn aHsunsbmsn, sbenfo
0isb BON aubsrbalb Der brei unb flint
Weilen Diitrittt. tDenn Oenislbsn siH
Gsrtifiiat Don sinem 9uHbssbeamtsH
beigegeben piro. bon osm plass. ipo.
BET e. tommt, bod muB aLIss @isb aus
o6issH DifritteH ipfcrt s.f4Iaatst
iperoen.
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finirter gut 2oai S7.i5, popberet
$6.35; Cubes $3.50; sranuIateS
$6.25; Gonfeetioners 81" $6.t5; of
90" $500; fpeiBer ertra yG" S5.70
ertra vG" $3.50. q. o. GIerifie6 mel.
Be r$5. 10000, DO. seiber $40
$50 per 100 gfiinS.
Wlofeffss IN li.iig.-Reip Or.
lsans Open asttle 40-55c. Gsntrifu.
gal 20-3oc psr gallpns.
sleis. - 2cuiiiand. Gnntp Seab
7-7ae. prima 6-Gas. orSinarer
4-44e. Sapan 5-5he per phrnb.
Datrp grobufte
Batter. - Warti rubig, pr.iIs
itstie. - Mbol.milt, ertra 34ie;
g.Htrali;sS Grira 31ae; Gentrali1so
55irlis 27--29t; DO. Sseonbs 23--
24s; 5anss 9airp 23e. qad:us
Stpd 16a-17ie per pfunb.
adfe. Iiarft ieit. Ohio lie.
gscrsneiiIiGer 17--171e. Stem Dcrf
1sc. Sdrpeiser 16a--t7ac. DO. grid
i6h-17ie, ainburger i7--ise per
Yiua6.
gier. - Mart ItipGfer. - pris
m friifg Siibnsrsisr zoe; firffs
lse; orbinars firits tic: isecubs
Ice per Tussnh. = Ginieeisr 74c.
Gntsneisr 24e per Dubsnb.
@effiati. - Rurtt Fetig.
Sprtngsrs BON 80 pfiinb uns bariibsr
14se. dntsr ID pfunb 16--22e, 5,ns
rsn 10-14ac; 9dbnt 10-1lt; 9rut.
blbnsr 10-154e; gulIs 13e, GHteH
11n-14e, Gdnie s--12c per pfunb,
aapaunm 17-2oc per Bfunb.
DbR unb @smHfe
atpfeI. - Guis 4epfsl $1.50
300 per gbI.. ie nu9 0ualitdt.
Gitrpnen. - Wartt mar Rstig.
MsiiiHa $2.75-3.0O. California
s2.75-3.OO per stiite.
Oranseu.-Martt fubtg unb
iistis. California $2!0o-2.26. dIo.I
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1dsliAer ~ Msarftberid,t.
Gineinnati. 27. ifsbruar.

Dk naAfolgtHben luoftrun1sn bss
sieben iid nur auf Gnsros 9ranss
astionsn. Bel tleinereu gelhdfisn
lperben ettpas bStere preiis tsretnet.
proDiiionn
Sdmala prima Sieam
9.60-9.60; GamiIp S&mal5 10a
-104r pro pfunb.
1rodtnaefaIsents Gleii d
Gbori clear Ssiisn 104--10Ac. fb,rt
Ripsnisitsn 10-10Ir, ,rira ibort
clear Seitsn 10--10ae, Sdultern %
-8se. Bellies 104-11ic uno 3e
mebr uerpadt.
Bacon - 66ort clear Seitsn
l1i-114ce. srira ihort clear Ssiisn
.l1i-11ae, iAOrt 9iipp.nisiisn III
Like, G6ultrn 99-10t unb Bel
liss 12-12sr, Brsaiftft Bacon 10
-191e, S9ulIsrn 12i-12s. trotsue
Beef G6inten 27-29c.
SibgepoieItes Gleii d.
G6inien 12-124c, githic Shuls
tern 94-9se, 8elliss 14s-15e,
Gdultern si-9se, gsp gort Gut
grii@ss gIeifd. - e4ins
len 11--11ae, gJienie Sdultsrn 81
SIC, G6ultern 8-8le. ihort
Rippenisiien 8t-93e, fbort clear
Seitsn 10-10ie. ertra fbort Seit,n
9s-10c. Bellies 10a-13ac pro
g}fune.
Webl unb @streibe
Iebl. - Winter patsut 800
7.2O; Wintr syancp S6.65-6.90;
bo. Jomilp s6.25-6.40; grtra
S5.s0-6.0O; orbindrss $50
$50; garter W.isen patent S7.65-
sos; bo fdnep $7.20-7.45: bo.
igamiln $6.20-6.60: RocnenebI,
norbpeitli6<s a.mii4tss 500
6.65; rsin,s giip s6.70-6.75 per
gbl.
Wsts<n. - gao. 2 rotber min>
ter $1.52-1.53t; No. 8 DO. $1.51-
1.53; SO. a bo. S1.46-1.50.
Welfatorn. - 30. ] fptibss
75e, Go. 2 DO. 74a- no. 3 DO.
SO. A DO. 72-73e; go. 5
DO. 71-72c; 9eo. 6 bo 70-71e. =
10. / eelbes 74Ae; Ro. 2 bo, "a
74Se; Ho. 8 DO. 733 Tx; Ro. a 30.
Ho. 5 DO. 68-69c; 30. g.
DO. e7-6sc. = go. / semiifies 74e;
no. 2 bo. 73s-74e; 30. 3 bo. "a
73ac; go. a 30. 96-70e; 30. 8 bo.
87a-68as. go. 8 bp. 86A -67ac. =
Weibes aol6.nlorn 75-76e; stlbes
aoibtntorn 75-76e; ssmif9tes aols
1niorn 74-75e per guibsl.
Safer. - go. 2 iptibsr 5sse;
STANDARD ip.ibsr 57a-58e; 30. 81
peib.r 57-57Ae; go. 4 tptiBsr S.
SIC; Wo. 2 gsmiihtsr 57-57ae; go.
3 ssmiifter 56a-57e; go. 4 semiids
sr 56-56ic.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 S1.1S-1.s
20; go. 8 $1,1e-1.1s; To. 4 s1.1o
liz.
Mbtsfh.
0srtauit ipurben 608 gbts. Dis
fiIsrs ;riniibeS @pobs aui Der Bats |
Don s1.39 Der GolIone.
Groceries.
Raffes Wldrtt ruMu. DretIe |
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g6ieagO, 27. fy.6ruar.

S6psine. - 3uiubr 1900; Wlartt
fart; Built $6.55-6.65; lsi9te $6.45
$40; ssmifdk $6.4o-6.70; i4ip.-
re $6.15-6.65; raube 6.15-6.30;
Gerisl $5.75-6.75.
giinbpieb. = 3ufubr 200; Wari.
fIdu; GinbeimiIhe Stisre $780,
Is; aiibe unb Stifsrs $3.60-7.75;
adIbsr $7.00--10.50.
S4dft. = 3ufubr 1000; marti
ifstis; S6afe $6.85-7,75; SdbrIius.
$7.65-8.55; QGmmer $7.8o-9.65.
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9. 6inbtnburgim Gle beber
Reutrdlgn.

Der S6pei5er 2trtbuy 6reb bids
let i'm qtorlauer Sdqeblntt:
Run 9roLet, penn tbr grollen ipOIlt -
ssy6 tonH es niht ber3ipiugsH
Sd mub - unS bin i'd sleih asas
sd mub oem beutIfen GelemarI9al,
Dem Sinosnburg siHs iiugeu.
Das mar tein rsdlter Shtpetser mebr,
Dem iiber btesiu Siegen
gIi9t audi in Der neutraIen 9ruit
Sin Sauh5er alter 6eloeniuit
BON Ssrsen m0nte flieaer.
lInr bari BEN Saut5er i'd nidt thun,
60 Ittpsig ih meinettpegen
limb trint eins, feisrli6 neutral,
2[uf SiHOeuburq, ben 5eIomorf4aa,
Den SeIosH urb Strateseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

riba $1.s0-25o per Rife, sanats
rines $2.25-2.5o per Doppsliiifs.
grape mryii. - nirriba
|$l75-2.00 per Rifts.
Grbbesrsn. - 5antp ao--S5e
per Quart.
preibeIteeren. 6eipes
$3.00-4.00 per Bel, unb s1.00--
|1.25 per Eins.
Rartoffslm = Miaisan 45-
47t per gu. unb s1.50-175 per
BbI. pom Store.
SaattartoffslH. Gdts
Reb Ribsr Garlp Obio's 800
$1.1O; Miunsfota sarl1 Dbio's S5--
90e; Wih gdrlD Rofe 65-75e; Gnrfp
Srifb Gotblsrs 65--75c; Wih. Bsaus
tp 6ebrons 65-75c; Carmen 65--
Zoe; Wbiis Star 65-70t; Burial glep
Dorfs 65-7Oe; @r,.n Wlountain's
65-70e; Ghitagp Martsis 65-70c;
sriumpbs r.b 9lib sarIp 00c-$1.1 10;
Rings 70-75c; gurbnnts 65-70e;
earln fir meets per gufhel e5c-
I.O5.
Sunge Rartpffeln. = Der.
muba $7O0-7.50 per gbl.
SiBfartoff.In-Gdts Sers
isb S1.50--SLe0 per Camper. 9las
bama unb 5.nnsFse $1.35-S1.40.
Rraut. - Wartt rnhis. Dini,
fdes S10.00-15.00 per 1onns duf
bsm G.l.ifs unb s1.00--1,25 per
gbl. BON Store.
grbfen. Gloriba. - $3.75-'
400 per 5ampsr.
9omatoss. - GIoribd. $3.50
800 per Crate.
3ptebeIn. = 0elbe 75-85c
per guIbsl BON giore unb 75c bonn
Gsletfs. Meibe 95c-s1 90 per 9uibel
port Siore unb $500 pom 0slsile.
Grlne Bobnen = GIoriba
S3.00-.4.00; Wa9sbobnsn $500 per
6ampsr.
Rarotten.-- = Gspaldens $500
--2.25 per Bbf.
Rothe Riben. Gute Ribsn
s1.25-1.35 per 8bl.
6tedrHben. - S1.25-150 ,.
BEL.
meibe Riiben. - Ntip Orl.s
ans $3.00-$3.25 per gbl.
aanbprobufte
6tu. = 30. 5imotbp $3.50
19.00Ao. 2 Simotbp $16.5o-1700;
Ro. 3 3imot6p $15,00--15.50; Ro. /
ssmii6ir ales $500; go. 2 DO.
$1,000; Ro. / aIe $3.50;
go. 2 bo. $3.50; alfalfa $500
1900 per Tonne.
Wibfenfutter IN iietig. Rleis
s25. .00-25.50; Tibblinss srobss
$27.O0-27.50; DO. fsinss $500
1900; s.mif4tss Gutter s26.oo-I
$3.50.
Samereten. - Marit fteits. |
RlesIainsn $7.5o-s.50 auf BEN g..
lsife unb S8.5o-9.50 per Blu. bonn
Store, aimotbn S3.00-3.40 per gu.
bonn Store. 8u4tpeissu 80c per Blu.
@erf1iebeHss.
Dele. - Rarit itetis. 2sinSl, ros
bes zoe per GoIIcns in partien Don
5gbls. gsiodltss 1e mebr. 30. 1
2arbol 60c; Cotton Gssb Del, raffi. |
nirtes 45c per gallcns. asrpsntin
soc per Galont in partisu pon Is
Barrels. peirolsum. Obio Carbon |
120 grab 81 bo. 100 Grab 10Ac, |
6eabliabt It's Grab 12c, Rtb Gropn |
gaioIin 13e. Rapbta 16e per Gaqous
in pariisn bon Is 9bls.
saIs. -- Der Martt lit ru6is. -
Sianbarb sranulirtss s1.15-l.20; |
5nfsls-unb DARN SaIs $1.14 per
gbl. BON 2S0 pfunb.
Dbio Riuer S1.10 per gbl. bon 2S0
pfunb.
9alg. - waarit ii.iis. grima
Gtip TIE. bo. eountrp 6A-6ac
per pfInb.
RpbIen - Martt rubis. gous
sbiosbsnp S3.5O-3.75. Rub unb
Glad 1925, Samantha Stiidtpblsn
S3.50-3.75, 9ub unb Slad S2.25
-2.35 per 9onns abgslisfsri. Raud'
lofe Siiidtoblsn $500. antbraeits
s7.75 per 5pnn. absslisfsrt. Cole
ioiiet S6.00-6.50 per 5cnus absss