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Evening star., 1915-03-14
Dance and Card Party.

Miss Vivian Mclaughlin entertained
The February class of Is of Central
High School Wednesday evening with
a dance and card party at her home on
Warder street. Refreshments were
served In the dining room. which was
daintily decorated with St Patrick
favors. Among those present were
Misses Marie Cuthbertson, Rosebud Col
Inns, Charlotte Gershanick, Halle
Hayes. Ethel Hewlett and Della MIL
ler- and Messrs. Kenneth Robbins,
Lawrence Kreider. George Streby,
Bernice Triplett. Harry Cuthbertson,
John Edwards. Franklin Knock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
At Home Next Friday.

The Florence Crittenton branch of
the Sunshine and Community Society
will be at home at the Wyoming Fri
day. March 19, from to 6. Among
those receiving will be Mrs. Walter
H. Howard. president of the branch:
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan. Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels, Mrs. Thomas Watt
Gregory. Mrs. George Tully Vaughn,
Mrs. Ellis Logan, Mrs. Ella S. Knight,
Mrs. w. H. Osborne. Mrs. B. A. Cum
ningham. Mrs George Baber, Mrs. J.
Edison Briggs and Mrs. w. S. Corby
A fine musical program Will be rem
dered.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
For the Children.

NV H1TE molding clay is especially
w adapted for play. and children
can use it for several days in their
little Kitchens To make it, mix two
cups of salt with enough water to dis
solve 1t. the same as for taffy. Dis
solve a half cup of cornstarch in a cup
of water. Boil the salt. and while it
is still boiling add the cornstarch and
cook until 1t forms a very thick, heavy
paste. Pour 1t out on a wet towel. 1t
can be formed into a lump of pure
white dough. which is excellent for
molding articles. or 1t may be used in
making pies, cakes. etc. This dough
will sour in warm weather, but 1t can
be kept moist for several days in win
ter If wrapped in a damp towel 1t is
one of the very cheapest play clays a
child can have. and 1t is easily made.
Wraps. suits and blouses are trimmed
with frogs. cordeliers and other mill
tary arrangements.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence. Of IN. star.


ATLANTIC CITY, March 1s.-rrunks
and bags piled high in extra baggage
cars added to every incoming train tell
or the coming of Easter finery and
promise an exhibit of styles on the
Boardwalk tomorrow. Maids and ma
irons coming in tonight are demand
ing ample closet room for their frocks
and hats. and those who know the
Boardwalk declare that the first real
pre-Easter parade of tho season, SO far
as styles are concerned, will take place
at noon tomorrow.
Federal officials have added a new
sea spectacle to the attractions OF the
resort in sending tho new dredge
Absecon here to clear the inlet chan
mel The big craft has started the
pumping of sand from the waterway.
brate the opening of the port with a
sea parade, In which war craft will
been invited to lead.
Many well known Washington folk
have appeared on the Boardwalk dur
ing the week. Representative William
\. Stafford of Milwaukee came here
after the session. William Potter. for
mer minister to Italy: John Bassett
Moore, and former Gov. William A.
Stone Of Pennsylvania We're on the
esplanade during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Adler of
Washington have taken a cottage for
the season.
Mrs Frederick ]. Wade, tr.. OF Wash
ington was on the Boardwalk this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Rouse
and Miss Roberta Hempstone Rouse OF
Baltimore. Miss Sophia H. Bolton was
out in a rolling chair with her mother.
Mrs. R ]. Bolton.
Mrs. T. Ford Thompson of Washing
AZ I'd q
her guest Mr. and Mrs. william T.
Hammill are occupying their cottage
In Chelsea for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Gurney and
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. B. Ladd are recent
additions to the Washington colony at
the Marlborough -Blenheim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph L. Gait are at the chal-
fonte this week.
MI, and Mrs Louis Lombard and their
family are at the Chelsea Tor the
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Alienation Shop.

Mrs. Winthrop Chandler. Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Mrs. George Cabot Lodge,
Miss Elizabeth Adams. Miss Tuckerman
and Mrs. John P. Story. jr.. form COM
mittee which is opening tomorrow a
donation shop at 1903 F street. where
all kinds of articles may be sent for
sale for the benefit of Belgian refu-
gees under the care of our fellow
Americans in France. Contributions of
bric-a-brac. silver. books, furniture,
pictures clothes. etc. are solicited.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Agriculture Club.

The regular dance of the Agriculture
Dance Club was held at 1917 r. street
northwest on the evening of March 8.
over forty couples were present. The
last of the regular scheduled dances
of the spring series will be held satur-
day. the goth. Those in charge are
making plans for a dance about the
3oth of May. The club is expected to
confne itself to one or two summer
dances. and will not present g. sched-
uie of regular dances until early fall.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Theta Kappa Phi Charity Tea
Dance.

The patronesses for the charity tea
lance to be given by the Theta Kappa
phi Society at the Wyoming, Saturday,
March 20. from to Z, will include Mrs
j. e. Briggs, Mrs Ella 8. knight, Mrs
W. H. Howard, Mrs. W. S. Corby, Mrs
'haries z. Grandfeld. Mrs. George Baber,
Mrs .. j. Cawthon. Mrs. s. T. Pockham
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller and Mrs. Edward
8 Russell
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Mending Tip.

VIZ HEN lace insertion begins to
wv break threads here. and there on
any garment, put footing of tho Same
width underneath 1t. This gives some
thing to fasten the pattern to. but does
not alter the open effect It Is good to
place under lace collars which must be
pinned. II comes in all insertion widths
and is Inexpensive.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
To Marry in California.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. johnson announce
the engagement of their daughter Eva
to Mr. William A. Bechtold of San
Diego, Cal. The wedding will take
place the middle of April, at Los An
geles, Cal
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Luncheon for Mrs. Marble.

Mrs. John W. Thompson entertained
a number of friends at luncheon FRI
day. asking guests in afterward to
hear Mrs. Marble (Anna RusselD on
the influence affecting the life of Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Guest From Atlanta.

Miss Lillian Birney has had as her
guest Miss Fraser of Atlanta. Miss
English of Philadelphia will arrive to-
day to spend some time with Miss Bir-
ney.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Staying With the Belmonts.

Mfa- William B. Lee. Miss Margaret
Cameron and Mr. Anthony j. Drexel,
all Of Now York. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Perry Belmont
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Luncheon and Theater Party.

Mrs. Delos B1odgett entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday In
compliment to her daughter, Miss Hell
en- Peck Blodgett, and was also host
ess at a box party last night.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

white petticoat frill peepine out Just
beneath the hem of some Of the new
full skirts.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Engaged.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Babcock an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Dellis Felma to Mr.. Wilbur G.
Welden.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

There is pretty and effective orna-
ment for the evening coiffure in TIL"
form of band with small nercury
wings attached above the ears.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

Separate skirts are most becoming
with their full skirts set in closeftting
yokes.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Out-of- Town Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin Of Lam
caster. Pa, were the guests Friday of
Col. and Mrs. ]. Harry jerks of this
City.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22

auf bic alien. 2tnfAein mad ettpas
orep6bnli6e Seffentliffeit a6sulds
btrt lttberoies itellten iitt bic Ntrs
tonfsfeiien Der rift odns 80 Diils
lioner, Die man bisbsr losperDcn
tonnts, beoslltenb bS6er, als bic Der
am riebri9iten bsipertbeten amsritas
nilhen Snouitriepdpisrs, ba 9lnssis
gen unb bo4beSa5lte 8ermittler Ries
teniummen Deri9ldngen. Die 8erihts
3sigsn fernsr, baB Morgan unb Ges
lioHer annGberno 200 Miaionen pie
len Banten in btn peridieoenIttn
5beilen beS Sanbss unter Der Dfos
bung aufSfpon9en, ibnen ben oitlihen
areoitmdrtt 81 periperren, falls iir
it'd ipeigern follten, ben Yertrieb Der
oliirten nyBertbpapiere" gu iibernebs
men. SSyn ben sidRrbeitsgerp5lben
cer uripriingli6sn @slpdbrsleute Der
Qnlei6e liegen bdbsr INNER nod uns
8efd9r 250 Mtuipnsn, fir bic Der
tleine Wiann faum feinen Iuuer eripor.
benen SparqroIhen bsrseben oiirfte.
Jdit iiberdq III Der Nsfnuf Der 2lns
lei6e auf ben @inipanb efitobsn, bnB
iie feline 9llte aopitaIaulaae baritelli.
QuJenein nstft man in 8erbinbung
oamtt auf oen5eblf9fag Der aLiirten
Observation-Disclosures Gin, auf bic in
britii6en ReaierunqstreiIen 1errfdens
ben unitimmigfsiien, bic bas Satis
nett init gdn3li6G aufl0Ihng tebros
ben, uHb nitt sulsbt aut bic ercben
Grfotge Der beutf4en 4er6iinbeten in
Rublanb unb Serbien. Gin Wune
Der TT es pOhl niht unter bieYen uma
BAT bic yBe.tbpapiere" fir
ben &aufer tetne befonbers Qn5ies
3unsstraft 6eiigen.
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gbitugo. 90. RoO.m.r.

gbieago. 20. Ropemsr.
Deisen. = Jiir Desemer 1.o3I--
1.o4, an Sdlub $1.o3s; fir Wsai
$1.05s-1.o6a. ON St,lub $1.o5a.
Neii6tcrn. - Jiir Deasmber 61a
--62sc, am S6luR 61se; fir Wlai
654 -66c; ON S6lub 657c.
5afer. - Sir DECEMBER 38a-39t,
am S6iuB $3.50; fir Mai 40a-41e,
am S9luk 404c.
Rcaasn. - RO. 2 $500.
gerite. - 5s-7oc.
Simptbp = $5.0o-S.0o.
&lss. = S10.OO--19.5
porf. = isiir Sanuar $16.62-16.'
so. am SdMb S16.75; fir Wiai $l6.'
62--16.77. am S6lub $16.77.
Sdutlla. - 5iir Sdnuar $40
GIT, am S6luR 9.12; fir Waai $50
--9.35, am s6Iub 9.35.
Rippenieit,u. - ssiir Sanuar 9.07
-9.17. am SdIuB 9.12; fir Wsai
9.27-9.37, am SbluB 9.35.
Butter. Wartt berGnberlih; -
CREAMERY 23-31e.
eier. - Wtartt urperdnbsrt.
senrtpiieln. - Marit unpsrdpbert.
@sfliissI. 9ebsnbes. Warit b6ber.
5iibner 11te; Sprinssrs 12ae; 5put'
biimsr, uIte 16c; iunse 17--1sc,
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paren in gutter J1a@frdse unb itttit
BIZ itnrf.
lRittfere unr ffrtre Gtiere s7.M
800; cfden 100000; gldiHs,
Siiere $5.00-~7.00; ouserIefene bil
er.ra $725-775; 6tiiers $4.50-6..
90, aiserlsiene Bic ertrd $6.25- -6.75;
Hiibe $3.O0--5.00; dussrlsIene Biz
srtra s5.25-5.75; Gamers $500
BE. = Gtoders uno issbers: Stiert
&.25-7.00; 6sifers S4.5oz5.5o;
aiibe $4.00-5.00.
gullen. ~ gei aiemli6 srobsr
3ufu6r mar Der Mnrtt beute fGtpd6tt
unb Der prsisanfTctIas pom 2fnfona
Der Wcde gins ipiebsr perloren.
SSstte 8ullen S6.o0-6.25: goloenu
$5.25-5.85; erfra $s00-6.15; ma
gere iinb leihfe $400-5.00.
Mi(9tibe. 8as 2lngeboI
mar In Der uerflpHsnsn Do4e s.ring
unb bic .ersiie itstia fir bic feFerea
Siibe, bic auoeren parsn langiam uno
f6nd9.
Bette glilatii6e $685.; gut. Biz
aaserlefene $60-7j; orbindre biz
fair S35-55
EGIber. - DIR Wartt tpar beuts
flau unb bic preiie lin $1.00 niebriger
als am Doriaen Somitag.
9eii. adlber $1,000; fair Big quite
lstdte $7.75-10.00; orbtndre nnb
sroBe S4.50--9.75.
S6peint. S6poH bic siaGs
frass eine CUTE mar. 10 fisIsn bod bic
preiie I'm 10c per 100 piurb. Der
Wartt fdlos fdtpna.
2tusseiu4ts fdpere Salpsine $6.s
70-6.75; CUTE bis aussrleiene gtrs
padunsss anb Gleiitsricrt,n Ss.70
-6.75; semifdts gerpadunssicrten
$6.45-6.70; ausgsiu6te mittIers
$6.50-6.60; leihts 9srIdnbtfortsn
$6.0o-6.25: TerteI, 10 pfunb uno
penissr $4.O0-6.0O; proindre big
1userle1ene ldlpere fette Sdue $o.VO
-6.25; oroindre bis auserleine.
itipsrs fetts Saue S5.00--6.25; Or
bindre bis sute Stuss $4.00-5.0o;
extra $5.25.
9 hdfe anb Qdmmer.
Die 3ufubr ipar bsuis nidt srob uHo
Die yreiIe ipareH iietig.
SfSlfe. erira $3.50; quite Biz auser'
lsiens $4.75-5.40; oroindr. Bis fair
$2.75-s.65. = 2dmmsr. ertrn So
quite Big auserleisn. S7.75
$50: orbinsr. bis fair $5.25-Hs
%; GMls $5.M-6.00.
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3uder. - preiie ftff. Raffis
nirter Gut Coat $7.15; polpbereo
S6.35; Cubes $3.50; oranulirier $6.s
25; gonisfiionsrs N" $6.15; Oil
~" $3.50; peibsr srtra $50; syira
q" $3.50 per 100 piunb.
WcIaiiesifi i.etia. - Rem Or.
leans Open aettIs 40-55r. gsntrifI.
aal 20-30c Der Gatfcne.
Refs. - Golifiand. ssancn Seat
6-6Ie: prima 5-5ac: ortindrtr
4-4as: sapan 4s-5ae per pfunb.
Ddirps probufte
Butter. - W1rtt rubig. prsiie
iinb feit. - MboItmilt eyira 34c;
GentraIi5sb eItra 31te; gentraIi5sb
firiis 28e; bp. Seeonbs 25c; Gan.
Ct Dairp 22e padins eipd 17--19e
per pfunr.
RATE. - Mldrft iistis. Dbip 15Ac;
TcrbipsIiIihsr 15a--16Ac; Rem porf
17e: Gdlpeiser 20--35r; b..
Bird ice: 2imburser 1e-17ae pet
pfunh.
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N lu Dsre.
lssIl. vsass uns Altieu IL 9ep peri.

@eiddftSpdptere wuross 5u t-D4S ois.
Iontirt. Msdfd suf 9onbon parsn fiettg
~ l.65 fiir 90 Iass sidJt; 4abtI.Anpe.
iungsn t4soX un6 Gi&t. s9ebfel $4.69H
francs Sidt 500, GabeI s.9l; @nri Sittt
6Ox. aabsf s0,z, Qirss Sift CAT, &abtl
GAG, Aubst Sift s2l<; aabsl S2H; giIbers
Barren 5lH, NeriianiiHs Coasrs 893S.
Mftienmarft.-Tu Rorit mar beute
unoersuslt uHb i'm glnsemsiuen itwa6.
ste msifsu Gitien ber 2iite tattsn am
sdlus Wsriuise aufSuwdieu.
giin1akn Ntfies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22

Sobunn 5trauB in mar
iduu. Sobann Straub (1825--
1890, Der r5lebermuus' sSomponift,
Der in feinen jiingereu 3abrsn nit iei=
nsr aapels 5a6trei6e aunitreiisn
madte unb bsfonbers oft na9 Rug
lamb fam, beridtst lt6er feline Grle6.
niFe in WarThau I'm Sabre 1849, bic
febr luftts 1paren Sn ieHer ReDoIn.
tionsjtnansren 3eit tam .r ni6t
obHs peiieres In bie Stabt binet1l.
unb als Ct betm apmmanbanten ber
Stabt, benz General @bramolpitI9,
um Grluu6nis einsam, In Der Stabt
Apnaerts eeben gu biirfsn, metnte bies
Ter gaua turs: Sic Der Straubg Dus
tonnte ieber fasenl glihts ba' Gs
ultk uu6 nihts. als etn betdnnter
MniisalienbdnbIer Darf4aus nod
stnmal NIT benz aiinitIer au BEN
Rommunbanten sins uub bafiir biirs,
ts, bab ber @efudfelIer ipirtlid bes
berifbmte Straub aug Wien lei; 4bs
rdmopitIh oerbteb ben Biirgen mad
Sibirien iditeu su pOIlen. Stroub
srbot iid, bur6 Elm 0orfpie! ieiner
&apsIIe bem 9eneral ben geptis gu
Iiefern, oab fie aiiniItr isisn. Die
Sr6eitermiislieoer purben in Die
Stabt gebOIt, Straub Iieb iis ipieIei,
Der General 5pintsrts nit ben Qugen
unb iusts: .sseiu ssmudt. aanu man
alles nahmuhen. Cafe mid aber rtht
binters 2i6t fiibren, limb bod Rdus
ber.| Die &iiniiler tpurbsn obns @rs
bdrmen tpiebsr unter gstoris big Dor
bic GbDrs Der Stabt sebradt. yunisre
Gage" 10 berihtet StrauB, .par pers
SpeifeIt, mir Iabeu pisber i'm 5otel,
Mein SetretGr, Elm oortreffliter glds
isr. bIies 5riibial, urb i4 a,tompas.
nirte ibn. 8a tlopfte es pI0BIit on
bi. Gbiir, unb Elm Deus er madinn
in 9eitalt einss .Soflataisn tritt Elm.
gr bate elm oeriisgsltss S6reibsn an
ben aapelmsiiter SobanR Straub ab.
suseben. Der Brief eNtbielt in tur5sn
Bprtsn bic aufforbsruns, mid in bas
&aiierliae S6lob, 2df6snti gu be-
seben, unb bic Bite. burd ben grin'
ger mittbsilen Su IaHen, o6 i'd seIona
nsn {si, bisier Qfufforbsruns unoer.
siisIib ssolse 5u leiiten. llnter'eitiist
mar Der grief bon bem Sberbrfmeifter
Der aaiierin." Ratiirlih ipolIts
Straub. Gr Ourfte ein SoftonSert ses
ben uno Bel sipei 5ofbGllen mitpirten.
pofiir er reid btlohnt puroe. Oas
Drolliss fam aber nad: .Dd6renb
Der 5oftonserts," 10 beriatets Strdub.
.nGberte iid mir General Gbranoa
pitih nit elmer pnbrer @onusrmiene
unb iaste mir nit sinem bitterfiiben
2Gheln: ,Seben sic meine snitrut.
tipn! sic tounten ia spirtlih Rduber
lein, upb pauu tdme i'd mad Sibis
rien. Sic mubten idon srtThulbiSen,
oab i6 70 unIanft nit Shnen Der.
fubr. Na, uihts fir uisut!" ,Dus
I6SnIte aber mar, Sab mid Der @es
neral dufforberts, in ieinsm palais
,in aon3ert 81 OeranitaIten, mas i'd
notiirIid ni6t gut dbiAIaseu tonltte.
Dem 5elte, ipeI6es er Oerdnitaltete,
ipobnten bic eriten Sdn5erinnen oes
Bari6ausr Spftbeaters BEL. Der Gss
neral er0ffnete mir, aIs Oos Geit Itb
isinem @nbe 5uneiste, Oab id in benz
aniIerli6tn Ibeuter orsi acnSerte
oeranitalten biirie. Gr madte iid fir
oiefe @rIaubnis nit meiusr MibepaIs
lung BEL IeiHem iseite bs3ublt."
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1aBliAer Sytatft. Serid)t
@ineinnati 20. gOpem6s.

Gtntinnati 20. Topembs..
Die nadfOIssnb.n Nuoiiruna.n Be-.
sieber fih nur auf gnaros ardns'
aitIonen. Bel tlsineren Ge!91fi.n
usrbsH etuds b5here WrsiIe bsrs4n:t.
propiiionen.
g dmaf3. prin,a St.am
lS.S5-S.95; Jamilp g9mal5 10
10a per pfunb.
srodensefaI5enes 5leifd.
Ghort t!tar Ssitsn. lofe 10a-11c;
lsrira fbort clear Ssiten 10t-103c;
fbort Rippsnfeitsn 10-10ac; 8.ls
liss 11--11ac.
gaeDn Sbort clear Seiien
liz -12r; ertra ibort clear Seiisn
11a-11ac: ibort Ripp.nfsiten III
-l12e; Bellies 12s-1S9c per gfunb.
sugar Gursb EIeif9. -
S9int.n 16a-17e: pitnic ShuItern
12-12at: greatfefi Bacon 19-2Ot;
Shultern In pddeten 12-12ac; Ne'p
Dort Gut 12-12se; irodene Sssi
Shintsn 23-25e Der gfunb.
SiBsepDteltts DIeifd.
G6inim 15-15sc; picnie Gdultsrn
11-11ac; Bellies 16-16le: Sduis
tern III --11ac: Gdult.rn, q. ..
Gut bo. 114-11ae Hr gfunb.
Griftes Nfeifd. - Shinin
l3-13be: Picnic S6uliern 1ol-.
lie: Gdult.rn 10a-11s; ibort Mps
Denisiisn 1os-11e; srtra fbort clear
penfeiisn 10-10he; erira ibort clear
Rippsni,it.n 105-11c; Bellies. leids
tc 1ea--17e; Bellies. i1rsrs IL
12c.
Msbf unb gefreibe
Mehl. - Minter qatent $5.65
5.75: Winttr fantn $5.20-5.30;
Winter ;gdmiln s4.65--4.75; Wint.r
ertra s420-4.40: Minter orbindreS
$4.0o-420; sartes Dei5eu patent
S5.75-6.20: 6ari.s MeiSen fanep
S5.35-5.60; 5aries Ueisen ;samilp
$4.4o-4.75: Roaaenmebl, norbiDeflis
hes. asmifbies S5.20-5.45; .inss
gits sloss.nmebl s5.3o-5.55; eitp
aemiIfi.s Rosssnusbt S5.20-5.45.
Wei5en. = go. 2 rotber Win..r
S1.15-1.16: No. 8 $1.0S-1.12;;
go. a bo. 96c-$1. .08.
@eff9torn. = 30. 2 tpsibss
67a-6Sc; go. 8 bo. 66a-67Ae; go.
4 DO. 65A-66ae; Ro. 8 bo. 65-
65ac; go. 6 DO. 64-64ae. - Io. 2
gsl6es 6S-e8ie; go. 8 bo. 67a-I
6sr; Ro. A DO. 67-67ac; SO. 5 bO.
66l-67t; Ro. 6 DO. 66-66ae. =
yao. 2 s.miidtes 67A-6se; Ro. 3 bo.
s6a-67le; 80. A bO. 65a-66ac;
10. 5 bc. 65-65ac; SO. 9 DO. Ga
a4ac. - @abss aolbsntorn. nsiss,
56-57c; aelb.s RofbeHiorn 57-58e;
gemiic5t.s aol6tntorn 56-57e. Wsis
beg Rolbeniorn, altss. 66--67c; ssls
bes aoIbentorn, 67-68c; stniiates
Hol6entorH 66-6H.
Rossen. = go. 2 $1.00-1.G2;
10. 3, 1886; go. a 90-95c.
Sufer. = Ro. 2 tpsibsr Al
i1ie; Gianbnrb ipsibsr 40-40ae;
no. 8 peibsr 37-3Sc; 80. a tpeib.r
,5-36e; glp. 2 ssmifd5tsr 37-38e;
70. 3 q.mii9tsr 36-37e; SO. a s.s
niifter 34-36c.
Whist5
0erfauft ipurben 500 9bIs. 9iiiils
ere Ginirbtb GOoSs auf oer Bats Don
4. SO per ga!lone.
Groceries.
aaffee. - esana 23--30c Mo'
ba 29-30e: GUATEMALA fauep 19s;
10. autsr 57ae.
'rtrfa .s.-...............,.i I'm
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nlt ...-.s. ..-ss........'ly& IDS
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@effiiaef. - Ta&froae gut. =
Brothers 2 g)fnnb nnb barunter 17e;
iiber stpei pfunb 15be; 5dbne 81;
3iibner 10a a-13sc; 1rutbiibner 18l
-19e; GuIls Csc; Gnten 13--15t
iunae gn!en 14a--151c: Gdnf. III
--13e.
Safen. - 30. 1 $2.Oo-2.25;
go. 2 S1.75-2.oO; gWls 6oc per
Gusenb.
Diff unb gemiiis
/ QepfeI. - Cute 2epiel $500
1915; gepI6nlihe s1.00-2.00 per
gbl.. einkimiibe 40--75c per gu.
] 2itronen. Mefina $2.75-
300; California $3.0o-3.50 per
&iFe.
Rronsbeertn. Cape Cob
$6.50-7OO per 85l. unb $1.50--
l1.75 Der Rife.
! Sranam. California BAL.
$3.25-4.25 Der aiffe.
Wsintraubsn. - Gcncorb ID
Doc per aorb Don s pfunb; NiaSus
ra 12se; Telanare 12b per tl''nen
aorb.
Grapefruit. - Ssls Of plgs
&.25-450; J!oriba $3.5o-3.75
per Crate.
girnen. - 9artletts 75e-$1.s
| % b. Bu., Giefsr 6Oc-$1 .25 per Bbl.
Auitten. - $1.75-2.o0 per
gu.
RdrtoffeIu. Ginbeimiide
I$2.25-2.35; gobblers 30. $2.25
-2.35 per g6l. unb 60-e5c per
pu. nuf benz g.IeiIe.
Sibtartoffeln. - Dtrale
nia s1.75; s4ts Serfsp $3.Oo-3.25
per gbl..
@urten. - Qep gort $1.4o-
1.50 gu.saorb.
Somaten. California $l.75I
200 per Grst..
Weibe Riiben. - $1.oo-1.25
per gbl.
St.drHben. $l.50 per gbl.
glumenfobf. - Rem Dor'
75c-1.OO Pc Crate.
2rauf. - ginbe!miIhes 75c-
s5e per gbl. unb $700-S.00 per
9on. biniites $500 per g6l.
unb $s.0o-10.O0 per Tonne
cuf benz Geleife. Rptbes S1.5o-1.75
ptr gbl.
3pi.beIn. = ginb.imii6e asl'
Sc 70-75e pei gu. unb $2.25-I
$50 B6l.: ginb.imifde tpeib. 9Oc-I
S1.O0 Der Bu.
ptnat. 500 per gbl.
Crime Bpbnen. &usndr'
tise S2.oO-2.25 per 5ampr: II
Rarotten. - Ginbetmti4e 0
-6oe per Bu..
Rofhs RHben. - einheimiiHt
12a-15e Der Dusenb.
2anbprobutts
5eu. - Ro. l 5imutbp $500;
go. 2 1inotbp $17O0; SO. 3 limo
thu $500; Ro. / semii6t.r alse
S15.50--16.00; go. 2 s.mif4ter alss
S13.50-14.O0; glo. l ales S14.O0;
go. 2 Alse $1,000; 5ieiigss alfalfa |
$10.50-1300; peitlidts $17.Oo--
1900 per 1On.
WIbftniutter III fietis. -
aIeie S2O.50-21. 90; WibbliHss grps
bss $24.5o-25.0o; DO. f.ines $3.50 |
asmiidtss Gutt.r $22.0o-
22.5O.
Gdmereieu. - Wdr!t iieiia. -
3ieeiameu $500 1850 auf benz 9ss
leiis uno $l0.25-12.20 per gu. bonn
Sior.. aimutbp $3.15-3.6o BON
Gtors.
Deri8iebeueB
Dele. - Wartt iietia. 2etnSl, 70.
res CSC per @alloue in partien BON
3 Bbl. Gsiodits 1c m.br 30. 1
larbSl soc; COTTON Seeb Del. raffi,
nirtes &c ,. gallons. 5erpentin 64c
IN parti.n DON 1--5 @aIoneu unb
75c in partitn BON 10-25 Gdllon.n
Petroleum. Dhio Carbon 120 Grdb
Dze. bo. 150 @rab 10ae. 6eaSlisbt
l75 Grao 12c: Rsb GROOM gdfolin
l5e: Rapbta Ice per Galone in pars
hen Don 1--5 B5Is.
Gala. - Der Warst in ruEs.-
Dhic Riper s105 Der 81. bon $50
pfb.. Nubrlc3n hinaueefiist.
5ala. = Wsarit itstia. prima
gitp 7A-7ie; DO. eountrp 6a-e
per pfuHh.
apbten. - Warit rihia. gou,
shioabenp $3.50--3.75. Nus uns
6iod 1926. 2onafpha Gtiidioblsn
s3.50-3.75. Tub unt Glad $2.25
per 1orHe abaelitferi. Rauhloie
Stiidtoblsn SAFE, bo. Tub unb
Slad 1925. Mntbtaeits $7.75-S.O0
,,r Souue dbdtliefert gpte foftet
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perfloHenen Wobs. uersli8en nit oers
i.lbsn 3eit Der perfloisnen sip,i mo-
hkn iparsn ipi. folst:
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G. Rop. 40. 7771 29.531 5l02
13. Rcp. /. (. 70SS 28.52S 1928
20. Qop. 6l22 31.6s7 2s0s
Usrianbt fpdbrsnb bsrfslben 3sit:
Rinpp. SdDtine Sfafs
6. gaop. !. /. 1928 1910 1880
Is. glop. /. . 3716 1859 -
20. Ncp. :. 2937 14,627 68
mtmSbttb. Der Marit mar
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dnbsrt.
8inn. = gaarff feit; $S4.oo--s4,=
80.
8l,i. 0lorft unpsronbsrt.
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" 10 y II ~. VppeHlVe''
Wsbl. - Martt rubis.
gg.i5sn. - Wlarti pilis; 10. l
Duluth 11tc: {. o. s. glsp gort; RO.
l yaortbsrn S1.0sa; go. l gortReriI
WaniiO6n $1.073 {. /. I. Buffalo.
Beli6torn. = Wlartt pillis; 20.
2 a.l6es 76c prompte aisferuns.
5afer. = Mdr!t piIIis; Ro. 8 tpti'
Der 42-42ac.
Seu. - Nartt itstig.
Sopfen. - Marft iteiia.
!Sdut.. - Martt iteiis.
asber. - Wortt fsit..
Bort. - Rartt pillis.
geef. = Wartt itetis.
Sdmalj. = Ulartt felt.
5als. = Martt rubis.
Molle. - Murtt iietig.
Reis. - Wllrtt feii.
wtolnFss. - Martt feit.
.3uder. - Rob,r. - Wartt feit.-
Centrifugal SAT-; WsploFss $500;
Rofiinirtsr, idpa9.