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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-15
Local Observations

River stage, 700 a M, 81 feet.
Change in past "a hours, rise i.
Mean temperature 14th, 49,
Highest temperature, 46.
Lowest temperature, 81.
Lowest temperature last night, 3S.
FRED z. GOSEWISCH.
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-15
River Bulletin.

Changes in the upper Mississippi
will be slight during the next forty
eight hours
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
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zSc Listerine, 1Sc
Regular 25c three-ounce bot
tie Listerine for 16c.
Sc Needles, SC
Roberts Parabola College
Needles. Regularly &c a paper
for &c.
l9c India Linon, CSC
lO-inch White India Linon;
extra fine sheer quality.
10c Electro Silicon, &c
Regular Toe box of Electro
Silicon for &c. Motion Dept.).
Sc Sanitary Napkins,
2 for SC
Regular &c Sanitary Nap
Rims; full size; well made.
Sc Basting Cotton, z
for &c
King's 500-yard White Bast-
ing Cotton; best &c kinds;
, two spools for &c.
Dutch Daddy Wash
Suits, 2ec
GoAenberg's Dutch Daddy
Wash Suits; sizes 8 to 8
years.
Handkerchief, 6 for &c
Misses and Children's Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. plain
white and neat crOss-barred
styles.
Low Shoes, Csc
100 pairs odds and ends Of
Infants, Children's and
Women's Low Shoes, some are
soiled and mismated. Values
IN to s.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

sailor from the battleship Connec-
ticut, whose enlistment was up recent
ly, and who is spending a vacation at
the beach, responded to the cries for
help, and swan out to the drowning
couple.
He was bringing them in to safety
when a canoe, padded by. unidentified
occupants. ran into him. hitting him in
the head and forcing him to loosen his
hold on Oscar.
Miss Abramson secured a death grip
upon the sailor, whose identity is not
known, and was pulling him under
and finally bring her into safety. In
the meantime, Oscar had disappeared
below the surface. His body was re-
covered later and was brought to
Washington this morning on the steam
er Wakefield. Funeral services will be
held at the home Sunday.
Mr.. Oscar and Miss Abramson were
to have been married in the fall. They
went to Colonial Beach last Sunday to
spend a vacation together. Miss Abram-
son returned to Washington last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

Novemer to February 1, and wherever
state laws conflict with the federal
regulations the Department of Agri-
culture states that the federal regu-
lations must take precedence.
The department will consider any
recommendations submitted in good
faith for amendment of the regulations.
but will hold no public hearings there
on. nor will it amend the regulations
prior to October Is, 1915. 1t is the
purpose of the department to conform
the regulations to the wishes of the
majority of sportsmen. SO far as it can
be done. and at the same time give
wild fowl the necessary protection.
Federal regulations divide the United
States into two zones. Zone No. l. the
breeding zone. includes the states of
Oregon Idaho, Colorado, Nebraska.
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. Pennsyl-
vania. New ersey and all states north
of them. Zone No. 2. the wintering
zone. includes all states south of those
named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
Linen Handkerchief,

Linen Handkerchief,
4 for l9c
women's Pure Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, good sheer
quality. neat embroidered In
itial.
loo Toilet Soap, &c
Regular loc cakes Phys
icians and Surgeons Toilet
Soap for SC.
l5c Talcum Powder, &c
lbc can Woodworth's Blue
Lilies Talcum Powder for SC
a can.
zoe Tooth Powder, l3c
zoe Sanitol Tooth Powder
or Tooth Paste for 13c.
Violet Ammonia, &c
Violet Ammonia. for toilet
use. delicately scented. large
bottle.
SuIl0Ieu . OI0WSI&s 0S
Children's Muslin Drawers.
well made Of good grade
material, to 10 years.
Witch Hazel, &c
Double-distilled Witch Hazel,
full strength, half-pint bottle.
Boys 81 and $3.50 Suits,
sos
Boys Navy Blue Pure
Worsted Serge Yoke Norfolk
Suits. with full-lined knicker.
booker pants; sizes 6 to l8
years.
3Sc White Crepe, lzHsc
36-fnch White Crepe with
white ratine stripe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

SOC Nightgowns, zSc
Ready made and Stamped
Nightgowns, full size, simple
designs.
1oc Corset Covers, 10c
Ready made and Stamped
Corset Covers. complete, In
GLIDING drawing string, but.
tons and buttonboles.
Embroidery Floss, &
for Sc
D. NJ, G. Embroidery Floss,
short skein, black label.
Huck Towels, &c
22x44 Hemmed Huck Tow
els, red border; limit six to
buyer.
l0c Crash Toweling,
Sc I'd.
Blue Dordered Linen-Anish-
ed Crash Toweling: limit, 10
yards.
45c Table Damasl<, z5c
6O-inch Mercerized Satin
Table Damask.
39c Cream Serge, l9c
3s-inch Cream storm Serge,
with pencil stripe Of black.
SOC Check Suiting, &c
54-inch Black and White
Check Suiting, several s.ze
checks.
lSc Vanity Boxes, 7c
Oxidised Vanity Dexss, for
handbag or purse, including
powder or rouge and wool
putt.
Csc Salt and Pepper
Casters, lac
Quadruple-plate Silver Salt
and Pepper Casters. dainty
shapes, Ii neat pierced silver
designs. Qewelry Dept.)
zoc Peaches, lie
zoe cans Of Lemon Cling
Peaches for lie.
SC MIX, z for &c
Sc cans Van Camps Evap-
Ofate Milk: TWO for &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

10c Cocoa, Sc
1oc cans Of Hershey's Cocoa
for SC.
15c Tea, 10c
A-pound package House Of
Lords Tea for 1Oc. Worth 15c.
Sc Sardines, z for &c
&c cans OF Sardines, in oil,
TWO cans for &c.
Sc Laundry Soaps, &
for 19c
Choice Of Cincinnati Oleine,
Lenox, Pearl and q. s. Mail.
10c Jar Rubbers, 61zc
D0z.
1Oc Extra Quality White
Douhle-lipped Mason Jar Rub
bers for SIC a dozen.
Jelly Tumblefs, 1Sc DOE.
Crystal Glass Jelly Tumblers
with fin top.
zoe Window Screens,
12c
Walnut finished, extension,
mortised frames; IS inches
high; open to 80 inches.
19c Presses, &c
Steel Frame Fruit or Potato
Presses; strongly made.
Ice Tea Glasses, 6 for
loc
Set Of SIX Colonial Shape
Ice Tea Glasses, worth soc,
for Ice.
Sc Dishpans, lac
35c Seamless Enameled Dish
pans, large size. for lac.
SOC Tan Linen, 23c
36-inch Tan Linen: pure
linen quality.
l9c Seersucker, I2Izc
32-inch White Crinkle Seer
sucker; a soft-nnish. close
woven quality.
15c Toilet Soap, &c
Palmolive Toilet Soap, regu-
lar 16c cakes for &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

Ice Cambria, sac
36-inch White Cambria;
hne. soft-nnish quality.
Sl.75 Bedspreads, $1.25
Crochet Bedspreads; double
bed size.
SOC Sheets, SOC
Double bed Bleached Sheets
with welded seam.
zoe PilloWcases, l5c
1896 Bleached Pillow
cases: large size.
$3.50 Pants, $l.l9
Mems Separate Pants. Regu-
lar $3.50 values for S1.19.
$3.50 Suits, $3.95
As Mems Suits; made Of
neat dark worsted; sizes IS
to q.
$3.50 Suit Cases, $l.Ss
Good leather; light weight
3uO well uua0e.
39c Crepe de Chine,
1z1ac
3S-inch French Crepe de
Chine, In white and colors.
soc Rep Suiting, &c
36-inch White Yarn Mer-
cerized Rep Suiting; extra fine
quality.
Coffee, z9c LIB.
One pound can Of White
House Brand Coffee for 29c.
Boys soc Nightgowns,
33c
Boys White Cambria Col
larless Nightgowns; sizes 8 to
10 yeAr0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
TAKES OFF BOYS SHOES,
THEN ROBS HIM OF SIS
Early Morning Highwayman Beats
Young Newspaper Route Col
lector, Police Hear.

Robbed Of SIS belonging to his en-
ployer and his shoes taken from his
feet while on his way to work about |
4:40 o'clock this morning, was the ex-
perience Henry Ball, fifteen years old, |
4l5h 11th street southeast, related to
the police. He suggested that his shoes |
were taken in order to prevent him
from pursuing the young man who |
robbed him.
Ball says he saw only one man, but |
the police think two men participated
in the affair. The boy is employed as
collector for newspaper route agent
and was on his way to work when he
was knocked down. injured and robbed
of his shoes and money.
The affair happened in an alley not
far from Balls home. He left the
house through a rear entrance in order
TO save time. he said. and was only
two doors from his house when he was
robbed. Two young men are sought BY
the police in connection with the affair.
Benjamin Simms. 1920 X street north
west. reported to the police that he
was robbed Of $50 last night while WIS.,
iting at house on Virginia avenue
northwest. The money. he stated. was
taken from his pocket.
Charles Weigel, 1914 Galen street
southeast. asked the police to recover
his motor cycle. taken from his home
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mary L. Lee, 1715 r street north
west. complained of robbery commit
ted at 1925 18th street northwest. Two
tables. two rugs. two hats. several pic
lures. carpet, dress and watch were
taken.
Isadore Chaser 2025 Georgia avenue,
reported the theft of a five-dollar silver
meshbag containing rs cents from his
place of business yesterday afternoon.
Charles Tolson. 1717 Seaton place, was
robbed of watch and fob last night
while at LIST and N streets southwest.
Harrison Dixon. 43s Ridge street,
complained of the theft Of a revolver,
three sheets and $3.50 in cash taken
from bis home yesterday.
Detective Mullen and police of the
fifth precinct today are on the trail
of a colored man, about thirty years
old. who brandished a large knife at
two young women near New Jersey
avenue and E street southeast about
12:45 o'clock this morning. He was
scared away when one of them scream
ed for help.
Miss Mary Jones, e street southeast,
and Miss Elsie Miller Of Mount Rainier,
Nd, who was visiting Miss Jones. were
ysturninEfo the formers .hape. They
had wallgsA from a-css line bslisvs1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
Concession Made to Veterans.

Employees OF the Treasury Depart
ment who are members of the Army
and Navy Union, q. S. A. are to be ex-
cused from duty on annual leave, where
their services can be spared, during the
period from September Is to Septem-
Der IS. inclusive, to enable them to at
tend the seventeenth biennial national
encampment Of that organization at At
lantic City. N j., on the dates named.
An order permitting such leaves of alb
sence has been signed by Acting Secre-
tary Byron r. Newton of the Treasury
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
TWO FRANCHISES SOLD.
Petersburg, Va, Is to Have Inter
urban Car Lines.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PETERSBURG. Va, August 6.-The
city council has passed ordinances dis
posing of the Bollingbrook street fran
chise to the Petersburg and James
River corporation for $500 and a bond
of $4,000 to construct the line and a
bond Of $4,000 to safeguard the city In
event OF damage. The Wythe street
franchise was sold to the Petersburg
and AppomattoX Railway Company.
The corporations are to build separate
electric railway lines to connect Pc
tersburg with Hopewell and City
Point
The Petersburg and James River cor
poration is composed of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
BIRD LAW ENFORCEMENT
TO BE INSISTED UPON
Department Of Agriculture Issues
Circular Giving Dates for Open
Season for Migratory Fowl.

Announcement that the federal au-
thorities will insist on the bird law be-
ing followed strictly was made today
at the Department of Agriculture. and
a bulletin was issued calling atten-
ton to the dates for open season for
various migratory wildfowl.
For the District of Columbia, Mary
land and Delaware the open season for
ducks and other waterfowl is from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
TIMERS Body Is Sent Home,

The body of Frank Tylner. a florist
in the employ of w. a. Manda; al
South Orange. n. J.. who committed
suicide in hotel in this city Wednes-
day, was sent to his late homo in South
Orange Yesterday. His widow. former
ly Miss Mary I<rupha. to whom he had
been married but a week, is unable to
assign any reason for his act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

that the eolored man had followed them
from tho time they got off the car.
with the intention OF robbing them.
The young women describe the man
as about thirty years old, brown skin.
wore dark clothing and a dark hat.
They believe they could identify him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
ABRAHAM OSCAR, AGED q,
BROWNS while BATHING
Sailor Hescues Victims Companion,
Miss Dorothy Abramson, at
Colonial Beach.

Abraham Oscar. twenty-one years old.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Oscar, SO
1 street northeast. was drowned yes
terday afternoon at Colonial Beach. He
was in bathing with Miss Dorothy
Abramson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F.. Abramson, 1901 New Jersey avenue
northwest about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, when the couple stepped
into a sink hole. Neither could swim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

Infants Slips, 17c
Infants Short Slips; soft
nainsook with yoke Of tucks
and insertion; well made.
Women's Drawers, lac
women's Muslin Drawers;
good grade with deep hem
stitched nounce and French
bands.
&c Aprons, 1Sc
Women's Extra Size Cling
ham Aprons; waist style with
rune and pocket; assorted
checks.
SOC Crib Blankets, &c
80x4O-inch Woolnap Crib
Blankets; soft fleece finish;
pretty colors and designs.
sc Mosquito Netting,
8 Yds, 39c
"a width, Adams make, in
assorted colors.
7Sc Rugs, 3oc
3Ox60- inch Prairie Grass and
24x4e-inch Crex Rugs, In
stenciled designs Of green,
red, blue and brown.
z9c Window Shades,
l9c
8D6ft. Guaranteed Spring
Roller window Shades, opaque
cIotA. In green, white and
ecru.
$3.50 Mating Rugs,
$l.S9
oxI2.fset room sise: $50
warp, floral and oriental de-
signs.
lz11c Printed Lawns, SC
70 inches wide, in stripes.
dots. checker-board checks and
borders.
zsc Beach Rep Suiting,
101zc
SO inches vide, In Light blue
and copenhagen.
lSc Pique, tAc
27.ineh white HhAcy Weave
PiQue, Sne skiyts and dfseses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
Du Point Co. Grants s-Hour Day.:

WILMINGTON. Del. August S.-Ap-x
proximately 10000 employees OF the 20
Pont Powder Company have been not;-
fed that their working day would De
reduced to eight hours and that tine
wages would remain the same as they
now receive for ten hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

and New York capitalists, and the Pc
tersburg and Appomattox RailwaA'
Company of capitalists OF Petersburg
and Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

Boys SOC Pants, ssc
Boys Fancy Cashmere
Bloomer and Knickerboeker
Pants, dark patterns; sizes 8
to Is years.
Boys 25c Belts, 10c
Boys Leather Belts, In tan,
black and gray.
Women's z5c and 3Sc
Vests, 17c
women's Gauze Lisle Vests.
low neck and sleeveless, silk
and mercerized tapped fancy
or plain Jokes; sizes 4, 5 and
Women's S1.o0 Union
Suits, 79c
Women's Gauze Lisle Union
Suits. low neck and sleeve
less. silk tapped, lace trim
med or tapped knee; broken
sizes.
soc Silk Stockings, 17c
fashioned foot. double sole,
hirh-spliced heel and toe, Isle
garter top, fast black. tSec-
onds.)
zsc Stockings, loo
Misses Fine Ribbed Mer-
cerized Lisle Stockings, seam
less foot, double sole, heel
and toe; sizes s to 8; slight
imperfections: fast black.
Bath Slippers, z Pair,
Csc
Mems and Women's Bath
Slippers. assorted colors; sizes
4 to 10.
soc Tennis Oxfords, SAC
Boys and Youths Tennis
Oxfords, black and white;
broken sizes.
&c Wolfe, 9Nc
Se-inch White Seed Wolfe;
fine two-ply quality.
loo Three.in.one Oil, &c
Rssular l0c bottle Of Three
in.0ne Oil for &c. (Notton
Dept.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

Muslin Underwear
At Lowered Prices
Special lot of Women's Nainsook
Gowns, low neck with pretty trim
med yokes, square and round
necks, in a variety Of new trim
mings; also Extra Size Nainsook
Gowns, with neat embroidery on
neck and sleeves; low neck and
cut extra large. Regu- IN
lar CSC values for Satur- 4SC
Special lot Of New Corset Gov
ers, made Of fine nainsook. with
beautiful embroidery trimming, in
a number of pretty patterns: made
with fly fronts and perfect At
ting. All sizes. Regular ~
39c values. For Saturday ZOC
Special lot Of new Brassieres.
made Of fine batiste, open back and
front models with wide and mar
row imported embroidery inser-
tions back and front; beautiful
patterns, perfect fitting
s sss x all sizes For Rs sssaar Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

We closed out manufacturer
samples Of Leather Hapdhags AT big
concession-these big Values are the
result
High grade feathers. well made
stylish bags. in many popular
shapes. some with assortment II 1T
tinGs, others with purse and mir
ror. silk or leather lined, large
medium and small shapes. Regular
81 AMI SIS ynlues nj $40.
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bat tpObl Wsuiasn, aber tsiu ariess,
material mebr sinsuieBsn. Der aries
lam spar nod lange oduern, dbsr on
cine 9eFerune uufsrer Gage claude it
ni9t msbr. 9iee auffafuns perbrsis
let Ii9 INNER mebr, uno oes9alb TT
es fein Wunper, ipsnn mir alten Gols
boten trauris unb beprimirt Iino.N
MOssn bic 5run5oien in ihrsn gnl'
Ietins inmerbin peiter BON anssblideu
@rfolgen in ben argonnen beriAtel,
m0ssn fie fortfabren 5u behanpteIt
bab lie BEL Ct. Subsrt urb i'm Bots
be @rurie Stsqunsen innebGtten. bic
i9on lGngft einen stilomster birter ber
pprberen 2inie Der Deuti3en lieseiI,
our9 ale bieie Mittel pirb iid auf bic
Snuer nidt perbeimlihen laHen, Der
Der Sisssr in ben &rgonneu 1T. OBJ
bsrienise, Der unuufbaltfam DorpGrts
Tareit.t, ober bsrjsNige, Der sespuugen
1T, GrlaiTe bsroussussbsn. DON Der
s(rt, ME lie i'm aussuge iosben porsss
fii6rt purben.
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9dsIiHer Waritberid3t.
Gfneinnati. 8. Mars.

Die na4fOlssnben Guotirunssu b.
Sieben fiA nur auf Gngros Ironss
astionsn. Bel ileinsrsn gsI6dfteu
tperben eipus b56sre prsiit tsrs&nst.
Drobifionn
S9mafs. - prima Steam
s.45-s.55. gamilp samaIs 10l
--10ac pro pfunb.
1rodtnstfalSents GIeif q
Short clear Seitsn 10t--103e, fb:rt
Ripsnfsiten 10-104c, trtra ibori
clear Seiien l0-104e, S9ulte-n 81
-8se. Bellies 1oa-114c unb K
msbr perpadt.
Bacon Short clear Seiten
l1t-114ee, srira ihori clear Seit.n
114-115c, ibort Rippsnieitsn lit
Like, G4uIkrn 9s-10e unb Bel
liss 12-12sc, 9rsaifsft Bacon 19
-19ae. S4uItern 12i-13c. trpdens
Beef S4intsn 27-29r.
SaBsepofsItts Hleii4.
S6inisn 12-124c, picnic Ghuls
tern sl-93e. Bellies 14a-15e,
SduItern 93-9le. Ts,p gort Gut
94-9se.
grii4ss sftiId. = e6in.
Ten 11-11ac. pienie S9uliern g.
Sae, SduIt.rn 8-8as. ibcrt
RippenIeiien 8i-9ie, ibort clear
Ssittn 10--10ie. estra fb0rt Seittn
9i-10c. Bellies 10a-13ae pro
pfunb.
Webl unb Getreibe
Mebl. = Wintsr paient 1915
6.95; Dinter Ganep $6.40-6.b5; bo.
G-milp $6.40-6.15; ertra S5.55-
5.75; SrbinGres S5.35-5.55; 5drs
ter Msiasn patent $7.40-7.85; bo.
fdncp $6.95-7.20; bo. GamiIp $5.'
$3.50; Rosssnmsbl, norbpsfl. ss'
mtf9tes S6.15-8.40; rsinss Gitp S6.'
45-8.50; Giip semif&tss s6.1b-
GAO.
Deissn. = go. 2 rotbsr Wins
ter S1.47; 30. 3 30. $1.45-1.47;
glo. a bo. $1.4o-1.45.
Deff4torm 80. / ipsibes
75A; go. 2 tpsibes 75-751t; Ro. 8
DO 74t-75c; gso. A bo 73a-74ae;
9lc. 5 bo. 72a-73Ae; Ro. 8 DO. 71s
--72ae. = 30. 1 sslbss 73c; Ro. 2
po.721-73e; 30. 3 bp. 72-72ac;
30. 4 bo. 71--72e; go. 8 bo. 6SA-
70ae; Ro. 8 DO. 68A -69ie. - Ro. l
ssmij6tes 72te; SO. Q DO. 72-72sc;
no. 3 DO. ia a-72e; 10. 4 DO. 69A-
70ac; go. 5 bo. 68a-69ae; go. 8
eo. 67n-68Ae. = Mtibss aolbeHtorH
aelbes aoIbenioru 74-76c;
gsmiidtss Rolbeutorn 73-75e per
suIkl.
Safer. Ro. 2 peiber S.
5sse; Sianbarb ipsibsr 57a-5Sc;
no. 8 psibsr 57-57te; go. 4 psi'
Btr 56- SIC; 30. 2 ssmiIhtsr 56a-
SIC; SO. 3 gsniIdter 56-56ae; 30.
ssmiTdter 55-56e.
Rogssm- go. 2 $1.10-1.s
IL; g1o. 8 $1.08--1.09; 80. A S1.6
--1.07.
Whtsfh.
@ertnuft purbsn 461 8bls. DE
filsrs 'Yiniffee gopbs duf Der 8dits
bon S1.39 Der GdiIcne.
GrcesrtsA
aaffes. - Warlt rubis. prsiIs
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Waittlers unb fdtptr. @tiu. ss.25

Wittlere unb fdtpere Stier. 1926
l-750; O9fen $275-6.oO; ;ylei.
lf1er Stiere $5.75-7.5O; 6siiers
l5.O0-7.25; aussritfsne $3.50; Riit:
$3.50-5.75; grtra $6.OO-6.26;
ganners $3.50-4.50.
gullm. Die 3ufu6r mar
nur mdBis unb Der WSartt flau unb
f&Da@. Die prtifs fieIsn I'm 10
lbs.
Wsasere unb lsidte $4.75-5.75;
Bologna $5.75-6.25; grtra 1896
$50; fttte Bullen $6.25-e.65.
Rdfbtr. = Der Wlartt mar bute
rubis unb bic preifs I'M 25-5Oe
nisbriger.
Srbindx unb grobs $5.O0-10.OO;
fair Biz CUTE IeiHts $7.5o-1O.25;
grtra $10.50-10.75.
9 hmsine. = 2eifte unb nit,
ieliHpere Derfanbiiorten DON 100
pfunb finb iistis. pSt.ls unb Jiei.
iAerforten Inn Sc nisbrissr unb I4nss
re Sdneine finb itetig.
S6ntre SGtptine, 25O pfunb unb
auFndrts $6.60-6.S5; gut. biz aus.
erleisne 0.rpadunsss unb s5l.ii6srs
forten $6.80-6.90; prbindre Bis
|uuserleltns f1uere fstt. Sdue $5.25
$50; Gytra $5.S5-6.00; Stags
S4.00-5.00; isIdts unb mittIsrs Wers
ianotforien S7.00-705; Gsrtsl, no
9funb unb peniser $5.50-6.75.
g 6afe unb 9Gmmer. -
Bel gutter RdAfrage mar Der War.t
btuie ftetig.
S4afe $3.75-5.75; 2dmmsr ST..
I00-9.50; SpriHs aammsr $500
1900.
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finirter Gut aoaf S7t5, pctpberes
$3.50; Cubes $3.50; granuloteS
S6.25; Gonieefioners ~" s6.15: of
.a" $500; tpeiBer ertra -G" $5.70
ersra e" $3.50, q. o. GIcrifie6 pei.
&c rS5.90-6.00. DO. eelber $40
$50 per 100 s3fiiao.
WoIaffss in Rstis.-gletp Dr.
lsons OPEN aetiIt 40-55c. Gsnfrifus
anl 20-30e per gdllone.
Meis. - 2ciiiiiaun. GaneD Seao
The, prima 6--8se, oroin1rer
4-i1e, Snpan 5-5se Der gfunS.
Dairn probutte
Butter. Wdrtt rubia, qrtiie
nisbriger. - @bolsmilf, Grtra 33c:
gentraliasb grtra 30te; CENTRALIZED
'irits 26-28c; DO. Seconbs 22-
23c; s5anep DARN 23e; pddtng Gipd
15a-16ae per pfunb.
Rdfe. = giortt felt. Ohio lie.
HorepeitIider 17-17ac. gsetp Dorf
iSe, Sdrpeioer 16h-17Ae, DO. Bird
t61-17ie, 2iulburser 17-1Se per
Yiuiio.
Gitr - Marit f&ipd&tr. a3rima
friT6e 5iibnsrsier l7e firfs 15ic;
erhHdrf firfs 15c isfpHoa 14e;
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Donntttaa. 4. wadrs.

phHpl Pa .. Utut6.
Sberbclb Cincinnati unb aud bti
nIeiIstr Stabt fGlt Der CLUB unb bat-
e osrIelbe gsitsrn Qbenb bier einsn
Waherftanb bon % 5ub.
Die folgsHben Dspsifen tpafsn
ipdbrenb bss ssitrissn Sasss bier elm:
yittsburg, pa.-5.0 CUB, fdGt.
WbeeliHg, 20. @a.-9.s Jub, fdlIt.
Yarisrsburs, 90. 90. .--10.9 5ub.
&anaipba SAILS, 80. 8n.-4.3 Hut.
ebarleiton, 20. Da.-e.4 yub.
3ortsmoutb. O.-3.2 SUB, fG[It.
gouispils, ap.-9.0 CUB, itsist.
eDanspius, Snb.-14.7 5uB, fGGt.
ytaiboile, Ssnn.-9.3 Gub, fGlt.
. Chattanooga. senn.-11.8 Jub.
eairO, Jl.-32.2 5ub.
Ulsmpbis. Seun. n.-27.0 5ub, fd[lt.
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Gbieaso, 8. Iars.
Bei3sn. - Jir Tsai $l.42-1..
455, am sdlub $1.44a; fir SuIi
$l153-119, ON S6lub 81. lit.
Welfdtorn. Sir Wai 72a-
74se. am S6luB 73se; fir SuIi 743
l-764c, ON S9lub 75ie.
5afsr. - Jir Tdi 55e-56ic;
am Salub 56se; fir SuIi 51s T.
SIZE, an S6lub 52se.
Rosssn. - 10. 3 ipeiber 54t-
I55se; Staubarb 551-56ae.
Rogssn. - Nartt nominal.
Gtrits. - 69-SOe.
2imot6p. - $5.O0-6.5O.
3les. = 10.50-1450.
Port. = Sir Rai $17.10-17.4o,
ON SdIub $17.37; fir Suli $3.50
1915, am S4lub $17:72.
Sdmal5. - 5iir Mai 10.22-l0.s :
80. am sdIub 1890; fir Suli 1o.47
--1o.55, am StIub 1o.55.
Ripp.ni.iteu. = Sir Wsai $3.50
|9.s7, am SdIub $9.s7; fir Suli
|$10.10-10.17, am G&sub $10.l7.
Butter. - prsiie b0ber; grsamerb
|23-29ac.
Gier. = gDrsif. niebris.r. Drbi.
mare firts 17s-17ae; firits 1916.
adrioff,lr. - Wartt unpsrGnb.rt.
Defliigel. - 9ebenbss. preiis bos
Der; Sprinssrs tic; 9iibnsr 15e.