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untrue" says an Overseas Agency item
made public here tonight.

A dispatch from Berlin March Is said
that a German merchant who had re-
Gently returned from Egypt was au-
thority for the assertion that the whole
Sudan, including Khartum. and also
parts of Nubia, were in possession of
the Dervishes. This traveller, whose
statements were published In the
vossische Zeitung. also described an
engagement near Fashoda last Decem-
her, in which. he said, Gen. Hawley OF
the British army, and a number or
other officers. together with almost
1000 men, lost their lives.
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BLOOD OF BULGARS AND GREEKS
SPILLED IN DEMIR-HLSSAR CLASH

LONDON, March Fl. 1:15 a.m.-Three
Bulgarians have been killed and sew
eral Greek soldiers wounded. in a fight
which followed an attempted incur
sion by strong Bulgarian band in the
region of Demir-Hissar, according to
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Italians Called to Colors.

ROME, March 10 delayed in trans
mission) Oficial Military Journal
today published an order recalling I'M
der the colors, until December 81, all
reserve officers born between the years
1882 and 1887.
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SEEK SPEEDY REOPENING
OF u. SHERMAN TRADE

BERLIN, March 20-The American
Association of Commerce and Trade
has telegraphed to Mr.. Bryan, the
american Secretary of State, urging
speedy action looking to the reopen
ing of trade relations between Ger
many and the United States.
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Germans Halt Dutch Shin.

LONDON. March Gothic Dutch
steamer Zaanstroom, with a cargo of
eggs, has been stopped in the North
sea by Germans and taken to Zee
brugge.
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an Athens dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company.
Demir-Hissar is in the vflayet of Sa-
loniki, formerly Turkish territory, but
now Greek territory, as result OF the
Balkan war.
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SAVE ELEVEN CHILDREN
FROM DEATH IN SMOKE
Doctor and Two Policemen Garry
Children From 18th Street
Nursery.

Eleven small colored children were
carried to safety from a nursery at
1926 18th street northwest last night
shortly after II o'clock. when q IRE
occurred in the adjoining unoccupied
building. 1924 18th street. DR.. Hiram
Reede. 174s NJ street northwest. and
Policemen C. w. Lippold and Tram
NELL Of the eighth precinct were the
rescuers.
Firemen managed to conf1ne the
flames to the house in which they
originated, but the large volume of
smoke that filled the nursery threat
ened to suffocate the children.
suffocation Prevented.
Considerable excitement was caused
when it became known that tho eleven
children were in danger, and Lieut.
Dunnigan Of the eighth precinct says it
was only the quick work of DR.. Reede
and the two policemen that prevented
their suffocation.
The fire in the unoccupied building
had gained some Roadway before Il
was discovered. and when Mrs. Halle
Hill, superintendent of the nursery.
learned of the danger she hurried to
alarm persons in the neighborhood and
to summon them to the assistance Of
the children.
DIR. Reede and Policeman Trammell
rushed to the rescue and 1t was found
necessary to force a door in order to
reach the dormitory. Picking up four
Of the children. the policeman hurried to
the pavement. closely followed py tas
physician with three Of the little ones.
Garry All to Safety.
Closely following them came Police
man Lippold. The children were turn
ed over to persons who had gathered
in front of the building. and the res
cuers returned to the nursery. They
ceased their work when assured that
all the children had been carried to
safety.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and Mrs. Alice
Terrell, mothers of children in the
nursery, were among those who wit
messed the rescue.
When the firemen had finished their
work and the smoke had cleared away
the children were returned to the
building.
said Benjamin Blethyn, 1903 Oregon
avenue northwest. owns the damaged
building His loss is covered by in
Surance-
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Gen. Carranza Fears
an Uprising of Indians
in State of Yucatan

Fear Of an Indian uprising in the
state of Yucatan is causing Gen. Car
rama to do all he can to avoid actual
warfare there. it was learned on re-
liable authority last night.
A man in the close confidence Of Car
rama, who has been in conference
with him on the subject Of the revolu-
ton in Yucatan, said that supporters
of Carranza in that state fear that II
the Indians who work in the hemp
fields were armed an Indian uprising
might result. It is, therefore, Car
ranza's desire to avert a clash that
would necessitate arming the Indians.
A committee of hemp growers from
American hemp importers laid before
the State Department yesterday an APP
peal for some action by the Washing
ton government that would terminate
the revolutionary troubles between
Gen. Alvarado. the Carranza governor
Of Yucatan. and an opposing faction.
The people of Yucatan. they assert
ed, did not wish to take part in the
revolution, but were afraid to disobey
orders given them by the revolution
lists.
Committee Has Conference.
The committee conferred with Maj.
division of the department, and ex-
poets to discuss the situation with
Secretary Bryan tomorrow.
The committee was composed OF
Carlos Urcelay, Ricardo Molina and
Julian Aznar from Yucatan, and M. J.
Smith of New York, hemp importer.
They said the revolution which result
ed in the recent blockade Of the port
of Progreso by Carranza threatened
the destruction Of a large portion of
the sisal crop, from which most Of the
harvest binding Irvine used In the
United States is made.
Already some sisal, IT was SAID. mao
been burned, at least two plantations
having been destroyed. Other reports
received here said sisal had been
burned at Merida, Progreso and other
places to prevent it from falling into
the hands of the enemy and providing
revenues.
Farmers Will Feel Loss.
Mr.. Smith told officials it would not
be more than a few weeks before the
farmers of the country felt the short
age in harvest Irvine. manufacturers
having failed to discover a substitute
for sisal.
The seriousness Of the labor situation
in Yucatan, also mentioned by the
committee, was shown by a report tc
the Navy Department from Commander
Blakely of the Des Moines at Progreso
who said the American schooner J. W
Paul of Mobile. at Progreso. was un-
able TO complete loading on that &C.
| count.
The Mexican gunboat Zaragosa al
Progreso has not interfered with the
movement of vessels. 1t was stated.
An official message said Gen. Alvarado
| q Friday
| ing at his approach. Quiet prevailed al
Merida and Progreso.
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his family were among the refugees
arriving here today.
EAGLE PASS, Tex, March 20.-It
was stated here today by Mexicans ar
irving from the interior that the La
n marG +hs fnrmar a ana e PM
woodward of San Antonio and the
others by English interests. were loot
ed March Is by Villa troops. The ex-
act location of the ranches was not
given.
Repairing Monterey Railway.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2o-A
force OF 5000 Villa followers is repair
ing the railway from Monterey to VIII
laldama, according to a message to-
night from the latter place. The mes
sage also said that Villa troops would
reach villaldama tonight or early Sun
day morning. The Carranza garrison
at Villaldama, upon the receipt of the
news of the approach Of the villa
force, prepared to evacute and move to
LampaZ and later on to Nuevo Lare-
do to reinforce the garrison there, 1t
was said.
A report from Matamoros says the
Villa army. which Is making whirl
wind progress eastward along the
instructions to capture every lower
border point.
One Carranza Force Cut OF.
DOUGLAS. Ariz, March 20.-Col.
Samaniego's Carranza force of 700
men is reported to have been cut Off
from its base at Aqua Prieto, opposite
Douglas, and to have started south
ward in an attempt to join Gen. 1tur-
bide and Col. Gomez. the Carranza
leaders. who are trying to invade So
nora from the south.
This movement is supposed to have
followed an engagement with Villa
troops Friday near Cumpas, in north
ern Sonora.
Wife Of Consul's Son Arrested.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 20
Relatives here of Humberto Ferrara,
son of the Italian consul at Monterey,
reported under arrest at Matamoras,
tonight were advised that Ferrara's
wife also is being detained by Car
rama officials at Matamoras.
Secretary Bryan has instructed the
United States consul at Matamoras to
investigate the reported detention.
According to dispatches as received
here Ferrara was arrested while en-
route from Monterey to San Antonio
because of his alleged refusal to pay
tax levied by Carranza authorities.
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Nashville Defeats Vanderbilt.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 20.-The
Nashville Southern League team defeat
ed the Vanderbilt University base ball
team here today, score to 2.
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WEEKLY CIRCULATION STATEMENT
AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
solemnly above statement represents
only he number THE EVENING AND SUNDAY
days ended March 10,
1915-that OF actually delivered.
mailed, valuable consideration. bona
purchasers subscribers-and that the copies
returnable remain in the office
of Sunday out Of
agents, a of unsold papers
been received
FLEMING NEWBOLD
Business Manager.
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
District o Columbia,
Subscribed before this twentieth day
of March, AID. 1915.
E. RAMEY,
(Seal) Notary Public
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Raffee. - sSaud 28-30e Wos
ia 90 Doc: Guatemala fanrn 19e;
20. cutter 17k.

3uder. - prsifs fen. - Raffi.
nirtsr Gut 2oai $7.25; poipberst
S6.45; Cubes $3.50; sranuliries S6.'
30; Gonfeetioners ~ $8.25; oil
~" $500; tpeiBer ertra $3.50; ertro
sG~ $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Mofaiiesif fsstia. - Rem Or.
leans Open aeiils 45-65e; gentriius
aal 90 32c per GolIone.
REFS. - loyiIianu, syonen Seat
63-6se; prima 53-5ae; Orbindrer
4-4ae: .apai, 4a-54e per Nfunb.
Dairn. .prsbuItG
Butter. - Wnrit rubis. preife
fsii. - WboItmill srira 3Se; Gene
traIioeb EXTRA 35Se; GsntraIi5eb firifs
32c; bo. Ssecnbs 29c; Uuntp Dnirp
24e; padins StOd 17A-19e per
Plumb.
RGft Marft itetis. Ohio 17e;
Morbipeillider 17A-19e; Nsip BORT
19e; Gdapei3sr 26s; bo. Brid 1sAej
aimburgsr 17-17at per pfuuh.
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Stiere $525--7.25; auserlelsne. bis
eytra $7.357.75; Seifers $4.5o--
800; anserIefene Bib srtra $685.
700; Riibe $3.25--5.00; alserlsfen.
bis ertrd $5.25-5.75; Cutters 1886
--4.25; Gamers $3.OO--3.75; Milh.
tiibe $3.50. = Stoders UNI gee.
bers: Stiere $5.25-6.75, 9eifera
$4.00-5.5O; Riik $4.0O--4.5O.
8nlIen. - 9ei elmer mdbigen
3uiubr mar ber Marft beiite ftetis Biz
ihart. Die Nadfrase mar 5iemlid
gut.
syette gullen $5.75-e.25; gos
losna $5.25-5.75; masere unb lei9te
$3.75-5.00.,
&dlber. - S6tpo6l bic 3ufubr
gerinssr mar, 70 fielen bod bic prtis
it Inn 25e, benn bic Na9froge mar
nur mdBis.
gefe &dlber 1925, sinise erira
$3.50; fair Big quite leihte 5000
800; orbtndre unb 9robe $3.50
8.75.
e 4peipe Die 3ufubr mar
5iemIi6 srob unb Oi. pr.iie fislen
Ium 10--15c. Ter Wartt fhlob
idpah.
Cute Bis auserleiene 0erpafunsss
unb DleiiGgriort.n $6.65-6.70; gee
mii9te 0erpndunssforten $6.40-6.s
So; aussduhts mittlsre, 1e0-180
pfunb s6.30-6.40; lsi9te @.ridnots
iorten $6.O0-6.25; sSertsl, 10 pfb.
unb ipeniaer $3.75-5.75; orbindrs
big duserleIsne ihpere Fette gdue $5.s
oo-s.25; urbindr. Bis CUTE stass
$3.D-4.5O; efuiss srtra $4.75.
Sdafe unb admmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar gering unb bic prsis
ie itetia Bis itarf.
S6dfe, ertra $5.75-6.0O; CUTE
bis auserlefene $5.00-5.65; orbindre
Big fair $3.00--4.90. admmsr, ertra
9.50-9.65; cute Big ouserlsisne $8.s
25-9.4O; gulls uHb orbindrs $3.50
300
getanntmn1uns: I'm Samitas,
ben %. 9esember finbet tsin Uearit
ftdtt-
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8lmk'Na d)rid,tes.
1reitaa. "a. December.

Treitag, "a. Oe5ember.
Der obere SbiofluB fdllt. au6 Be
bieiiser Stabt 1T Der 5lub i'm 5aller
begriffen unb bate gsiiern absnb eis
nsn Waftritano POM 45.6 JuB.
Die folgenben Depef6en trafsn &C.
fern bier elm:
pittsburs, ga.-7.o Sub, fdGt.
Wbeeling, %. gd.-13.8 SUB, fdlIt
parfersburg, 70. 9a. -19.o SUB, fdGt
aandip6a golIs, 70. @o.-3.4 SUB.
G9arleiion, 20. ga.-6.8 SUB fdlIt.
portsmoutf, O.-41.9 SUB.
2ouispille, ap.-25.5 Sub, fG1t.
epansoille, Snb.-39.8 aub, itetgt.
9afbOiile, ssnn. n.-39.s SUE, itei9t.
Chattanooga, Tenn. -25.6 SUB.
gdiro, Sn.-T. 8 gub, fdut.
Memphis, 1enn. --26.e gub, iteist.
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Serliner 9riessbilSer.
Nm @priiberaeheu.

SIM @oriibergeben Tiebt man Sds
Sddufeuitsr eines SduelIpbotogrds
pben. Sunberte DON 9ilbsrn bdneeu
ba, niihterne, sepDbnli6e, untleioio.
me 9iloer, MaHsnipaore, OislfdH auf
sanseu gosen in Reib uuO @lieb -
fpie Retlamsmarten. SdSpifhen In
breitem @oIbranb als prudtitiid bas
Bib sines 5elbgrauen. pdusbddis
itsbt er ba, getpebr Bel SUB. bas 4as
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0fi&6ftSpabiersU Uuresu Sn S--SL<A bts.
iSniirt. s8s&isI ant Honoon paren ftetto
81 l.6sZ fiiy 90 3aSe Sidt; &absl.AIsDei'
luugsn S4.7S1S unD 6i1t.ase9is e4.724,
CRANES Gt@i 5.88. &absl 5.S6, Nars
SsHt 76k, aabel 7Gg0. gireS Siht 6.67,
kaoa $50, vtubd GiHs 8iA; aabef S2 ;
Silbss' Usrrsn "a, AserifaniiAe Dollars
AK.
aftteHmarit.--Ter Marft NOR beuts
tubig bic gEsile aber wsren TN aussmei.
ntn len. Bsgen leitiag tTat eiue Heatton
Ella, am S4lHB dber wnyoe Der Wsrit uit'
eer ttft. 9is SHfutnotisunsen itaHosH IN
pttlei Jduen iber bsnen uon eeifsrn.
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ebieaso, %. 9esem6sr.

6 bicago, 20. Se5smber.
Ieisen. - mir De5ember S1.20a
-1.25, am Sdlub $1.24s; fir Wlai
$1.2b-1.26, am Sdlub $1.25s.
Wslidtorn. - Giir De,smbsr To-
71se, am Sdlub 7lse; fir wsai 73a
---75ee, am S4luB 75c.
5afer. - Cir Ds5smber 42-42ac.
om G6lub 42Ac; fiir Wlai 45a-46e.
am S4lub 45gc.
Noassn. = go. 2 96at.
Geriie. - 61-69e.
5imptbp. - $5.00-7.75.
alee. = $10.00-19.00, msiftens
$3.50.
pori. - 5iir Sdniar s1s27--
1887, am SdluB 1885; fir Tldi
$1s.45-1s.52. am Shlub $3.50.
S9mals. - Giir Sanuor $751;
81, am S9luB 9.57; fiir Waai 9.S5-
'9.S7 am GhIub 9.S7.
NippmIsiten. = Sir Sanuar $50
--9.s2, am sdlub $50; fir Rai
1912 1920. om SaIuB 10.15.
Butter. - Wlartt unutrGnberi.
Gisr. - Tsdfit bsrdnbeIit; firiis
2s-2stt; Orbiudrs firits 26t27s.
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GbieaaO, %. g.amber.

S4Deine. - 3uiubr $1,000. -
Martt i9tpa9 uno nkbrissr; gult
$5.55-6.40; lei6ts S5.50-6.25; aes
mti6te $5.85-6.45; fdDere $500
$50: raube $6,o0-6.15; Gsr.sl 81
25-5.2o.
Rirooisb. - 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
feft; ginbeimifhe Beef stisr. $500
1000; aii5e uno 6eifsrs $685.
45; adlbtr $6.25-9.65.
Sdafc. - 3uiubr 5000. Warit
fart; @etbers $6.25-6.s5; Gpss
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3oe; firfts 29c; orbindre firfs 21e;
| fecOnbs zoe per Dusenb.
0efIigtl. - Warit rubis. -
! Hroilers 2 pfunb uno baruntsr 12e;
iber 5ipet gfunb 12c; 6dbne Be-;
! 6iibner 101e-12e; 9rufbiibner 49,
21c; DO. NIT trumrner 8ruit 10-12e;
Guns 6-8e; Gnten 13a-16e; Gdns
fe 10--13e.
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| Dubenb.
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9bf.. einkimif&. 4O--75e per 1n.
2itronen. - WeFina $2.75--
BOO; California $3.00--3.50 pei
Aiite.
Rronsbeeren. - CAPE Cob
$8.50-9.50, SerIep S8.00-8.50 per
gbl. unb $2.25-2.50 per Aifte.
Drdnaen. California Bul.
$3.25-4.25 per Rihe.
| @rapeTruit. - Gtcriba $500
$50 per Crate.
9irneh. - aiefer s1.75-2.Oo
per g6l.
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$2.75-3.0O; Gobblers go. ! $2.75
300 per 8bl. unb 80-85c per
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S0-S5e per gu. auf b.m Settle.
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90c-$1.00 per 6amper..
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per Samper.
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3.75 per Crate bon 6 GDrber.
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per gbI.
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BIumsnfobl. - geu Dori
T.25-1.35 per Crate.
araut. - Sur bdniifes ipiro
cffertrt, peldes BON s10-$12 per
1on auf bem @efsiie briugt. Rotks
$1.50-1.75 per gbl.
aobI. - $1.1O per B6f.
3piebeIn. - ginheimifhe ael'
be 70-75e per gu. unb $2.25-
$50 g6.: ginb.imiide peiss 90e-
$1.O0 per 4u.
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@rine Bohnen. - guspdra
tise $3.25-3.5O per Samper.
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--60e per 1u..
Rothe HHben - zinkimiI@
12a-15e Der Dutsnb.
Ganbprobufte.
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SO. 2 aimOtbp $1,000; ylo.
g 1imotbb S14.o0; SO. 1 aemiidtsr
als, $500: 80. 2 DO. S14.00; gso.
1 alse $14.O0; go. 2 alse $11.5-
1900; s,ieiis.s alfalfa $11.O0-13.'
90; iueitlides $16.00-18.00 pei
1on. - W.issniirob $7.50-s.oO;
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$7.50-8O0.
Wibfenfutter iii ii.tis. Il
stleis S21.50-22.00; Ribblinss sros
bes $23.50-24.0o; DO. fstnes $3.50
--2s.oO; ssmii&tes gutter s22.5o-I
23OO.
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leiie nub $10.00-12.15 per 8u. bonn |
gior.. 2imotbp S3.25--3.75 bonn
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gerf@iebeneg
Dele. - Wartt itetia. Gtin5l, 70.
bss 66e per gaIcne in partisn bon
+ Bbl. Gsiohtss 1c mebr Ro. 1 /
2arbol $50; Cotton Sseo Ssl, raffi-
uirtes &c per gaIlcns. 5erpsniin Gle
in g.artin Don 10 @alIon.r unb
72c in partien Don 1875 @allonen
petroleum. Shio Carbon 12O Grab
1Oe; BOG $50 grdb 10ae; 5mbIisbt |
ITS Grab 12e: Rsb Cromn gaioIin
1sc: Rapibd 22c per GalIons in par'
tien BON 1-5 DbD.
Gala. - Der Warit iff ruEs.-
Dbic Miper $1.05 per 81. bon 280
pfb.. ;yutrl03n binsugefnat.
Sala. - Wsarlt fte!ia. prima
giip S4-s1e; bo. Country 7l-7ae;
per pfunc.
RobIen. - Warit rlibis. Dou,
ahioaknp $3.50-3.75. 5tub unS
eiad $2.25. Hona,pha Stiidiobltn
$3.50-3.75. gaub unb SIad $2.25
yer 9p.re abasIisferi. Rau3loie
etiidfchlen $4.75, bo. Rub unb
Glad 1925. Mnibratite $7.75-8.00
per 9onns ebatIisfsrt. Cole iopea
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fisan unb aoBeonfin fpeibs 68-7sc;
Ueinnefota lnb Datota fpeibe To-
l75e; Winneiota unb DutOta Sbios
65--73c.
Gefliigel. - 2ebnebes. - SIbner
112t; Spriusers 12ac 5rutbiibnsr
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GtDas anbeHss.

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ridter geIast9"
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ben."
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GdIIduug i9on sa."
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2d8lider Aysarft.B erid,t.
Gineinnati. 23. 9ssem6er.

eIncInnd ~ 70. Us3eHloer.
Die nadfofssnbeu nuoiirunaen te
siyten It'd mur diif Gnarcs 3rdns
aftionsn. Bel flsintrtu Gef41ftei
.perben stpas b5here gI,eif. bsr.4net
propificnen.
G ala pri:na '5tean
945--9.55e; Jamilp 1O--10ac.
|2yodtngefaljeneg GIetf d
Ebott c!sar Gsiten, lofe 105-11c;
Grtra facrt clear Seiten 10a-104e;
fbori Rippsnisiten 10--10ac; Bel
lies 11-11Ae.
9aeoM - G6ort Gear Geiien
113-12r; sytra itort clear Setter
113--11ae: ibort Ripp.nisitsn LII
life; Bellies 12s-13as per pfuno.
sugar gureb TIeif9 -
Gninftn 16a--17c: g}ienic G4ulterr
12-12at: greati.ff Bacon 19-20t;
SGaltern In pade.er 12-12Ae; 0e'p
g)cri Gut 12-12se; trodene Bel
Shinien 23--25c per gsfunb.
SHbsep5ieltss Ufeif d. =
gninien 15-155e: ptenie Ghaltern
11-11ac: Bellies 16-16ie: S4his
tern III lit: GGultnn. q. ..
gut DO. 114-11ae Der pfanb.
Grif1es Tfeif6. - G@inf.n
13-13ac: 9Dienic ghul!.rn 103--
lie: Shufiern 10a-1te: fhprt Rip'
Dsnisiten 1Oa-11e: ertra ihorf clear
penfeitsn 10-10ae: srtra ihprt clear
Rippenfsiten 1os-11e: Deiliss. fes9'
I: 16a--17t: Bellies. idrre IL
12e.
Webf anb @etreibG
Webl. - Winter pateni $6.15--
6.25; Dintsr fanep S5.70-5.s0;
Winter lunilp $5.1s-5.25; @inter
ertra $4.70-490; Wintsr orbindres
$4.50-4.70; 6drfss Dsi3sn pdtsnt
$825-6.7O; Sirtes Deiasn fants
s5.s5-6.1o; 5ories Wei5tn Gamilp
$4.90-5.25; ROsssnmebl norbDsits
lides, gemiIdtss $5.55-5.80; rsines
Giip Roessnmsbl S5.55-5.s0; gttp
semif9tes Rogssnmsh 5.55-5.S0.
Wei3sm. go. Q rotfnr Wintsr
$L27-1.29; 80. 3 $1M-1.26;
30. A $1.16-1.22.
Wslf9fprn. - go 1 tpeibes
-; go. 2 bo. 7oa -7lae. 90. 8 bo.
69a-70ae; Ro. 4 bo. 67a-68ae;
no. 5 bo. 66-67e; go. 8 bO. 64s--
65t. - Ro. / selbes -; so. Q DO.
70a-71ae; glO. 8 DO. 69a-7Oae;
30. a bo. 6S-69c; go. 5 DO. So
&c; go. 6 DO. 84h-e5te. = 30. 1
semiidites -; SO. 2 ssmiidtss 70a-
71ae; SO. 3 bo. 69a-70Ae; Ro. a
DO. 67a -6Sse; SO. 5 90. 66-6c;
10. 8 bo. 64t t-65Ac. aoltrniorn.
peibes e7-69e; stolbentorn, seIbes.
aOlbeuiorH, ssmifatss.
57-69c.
Rogsen. - 30. 2 $1.00-101;
]to. 3 $3.50; Jlo. a $780,
safer. gao. 2 tpsiBsr. &hc-|
i6e; Stanbarb ipsibr 44a-45e;
JlortbipsIt.rn 30. 3 ipeiber 44a-45c;
70. 3 ipsiBer 42-43e; 90. a tpeiBsr
I0-41e; go. 2 semiibttr d.
t5e; go. 8 ssmii9tsr 4242se; 70.
gsmiidtsr 39-41e.
WhiSfn
@ertauft murbtn 420 wbls. Di'
iilers ainiibeb Oocbs aui Der gaiis
ION $1.39 per @alIone-
GrpterteD.
Raffee. - .Sapd 28--30e Wo'
ba 29-Ne: Guatemala ianrn 19e;
70. siiter 57k.
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1iehssarft

Gincinndti. %. DECEMBER.
3ufubr unb Usrianbt ipdbrsno Der
lsbtsn "a Gtunben, bsrgli4en nit
ben b.rsansensn brei Sosen ipuren
lpie iofat:
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MstaH Rartt.

Rem gort. 90. 9es.utber.
aupire. - War.i fsii.
glectrolptic. - $21.00--N.25.
Giisn. - Rarit fistis uDS unDsr'
3iHn - Wdrft rubig.
9ki. - Ofisrirt gu $5.40.
SpeIter. - Seine QuotirnHssn.
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Rem yorf. %. Deasmber.
MsbI. - Warit Tsii; Sprins pa
tents $5.75-e.20; Dintsr patsHti
$5.60-5.S0.
Wsi3sn. = Wartt fart; go. l Dal-
ruin $1.39t {. o. b. Rep gort; Ro. !
RortbsrH Sulutb s1.32 uno Ro.
gloribsru Wauitoba $1.3oa { / I,
Buffalo.
@slidfOrn. - Rarit ieit; go. :
selbss s2t prontpie 2ifsruns
6afer. - Rdrft feIt; go. 8 iptiBtr
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Rtnbpieh. - Die 3ufubr mar
beut. ntr mdbis. bic Ra@frdss ebsn'
fans unb bic preiie ipdren itstis. -
Gtodsrs unb Gwbsrs foarsn in 5iems
lid gutter Ea4froge.
Mlittlsre unb idipere Giisre 500
800; o4isn $3.o0--e.0o; JIsif&sr
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