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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
VIRGINIA GIRL ELOPEs.
Miss Evelyn burgess WEEDS Joseph VI.
.Jnntn In Baltimore.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE. MD. January l2.-
Slipping quietly away to this city, Miss
Evelyn Burgess. of Warrenton. Va. and
Joseph NJ. Janin, of Washington, D. c..
were married yesterday at the cathe-
dral The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Louis II. Stickncy. Mr.. Janin is
the representative of an automobile
concern In the Capital City. and It was
while on business tour In Virginia
that he met Miss Burgess. Some time
later they met In New York and Il
was decided that they would be mar
ried In Baltimore.
y brother of the groom, who lives
here, aided the couple. 1t had been
Planned by the young people to spend
their honeymoon in Europe, but be-
cause of the war the plans were called
off. They left to-day for Atlantic City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

norton examination Of the child wss
made by Drs. w. W. Chafin and r. H.
WoolinG. and traces OF arsenic wcra
found in the stomach Charles Greer
colored. has been arrested. and IS IN
jail here. held on suspicion. Green,
wife. who had been nursing the Hall
woman. was also one OF tie victims
The stomach of the dead child has
been sent TO the State Chemist at Rich
nond for further examination.
Green is said TO have purchased n
quantity OF rough on rats on Satur-
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
KILLED ny HIS BROTHER.
Gilbert Ncsrelrodt In Victim of Accident
White Hunting.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.]
HAREISONBURG, VA. January IL.
While htDting in the Allegheny
Mountains. Gilbert Nesselrodt. twenty
one years old. was accidentally shot and
killed by the discharge of "A shotgun
In the hands OF his older brother, John
Nesselrodt. who is Frustrated with
grief. The family lives near Brandy
wine. Pendleton County, w. Va. about
thirty-five miles west of Harrisonburg
The young man is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nesselrodt,
and several sisters and "A brother. The
funeral was held to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
FLAMES ARE STUBBORN.
Aid From Norfolk and Snvy-Ynrd Pre-
Nents DIsnstcr In Portsmouth

Special TO The Times DispatchI
PORTSMOUTH,. VA. January l2.-
When two of the engines of the Ports
mouth Fire Department were put out
OF commission by break downs this
morning. fire, starting In the liquor
shipping establishment of the Tide
water Distributing Company. High and
Crawford Streets. threatened the bust
ness section Of the city. \ strong
southeast wind added to the gravity OF
the situation. Calls for assistance
brought equipment from Norfolk and
from the navy-yard. and the blaze was
confined to the building in which il
started. The three-story structure and
Its contents were destroyed. enta!ling a
loss approXimatinS $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Indicted for Murder,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LfNCliBURG. VA, January 12-Sam
Payne, the negro who shot and killed
II. Is. Lee, young farmer in Camp
bell County month ago, was indct ed
Yesterday for murder, and his case
Will be tried at Rustburg In the Cir
cult Court on Wednesday. Paynes de-
lense Will be that no shot in self
defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
slot Machines Must Go.

Especial 10 The Times DIspatch.1
HARR!SONBURG, VA, January IL
The familiar and popular slot machines,
as we'll rs the attractive punch boards
must go, az far as IIarrisonburg Is con-
ccrned. The Town Council has put its
foot down and to-day numerous places
of business were busy dispatching these
ready Inoneymakers to the junk piles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
she probably ~ill recover unless pneu,

she probably will recover unless pneu-
monia develops.
1t Is the belief of the county authori-
ties and Washington police that the
crime vas committed by foreigners
ana the descriptions given Of the men
seen by Chauffeur Coleman and by per-
sons VINO saw two strangers on the
electric car line on Saturday night tally.
Their descriptions, It is stated. also
tally with those Of the men who were
shot at on Mrs. Hughes's premises
month ago.
Photographer Sandberg has a blood
stained glass panel taken from the door
OF the Hughes home. and Il marked rail
taken from the part Of the fence where
the men are thought to have left the
premises.
FUNERAL SERVICES
OF VICTIM CONDUCTED
Funeral services for Nicholas Commas
were conducted at the Greek Church.
Sixth and G Streets. Northwest, Wash
lngton. at o'clock this afternoon. In
terment was at Woodlawn Cemetery.
The body of Isaac Waldrop was taken
from his late home to G. j. Ives's estab-
lishment at Clarendon, Va, this after
noon, where DR.. r.. J. Yates, Del Raw.
performed an autopsy and removed the
bullets. His funeral services will be
conducted tomorrow morning. and the
intern lint will he In lakewood Gene
terry, Falls Church.
II had been the intention OF relatives
TO send the body to Atlanta. Ga, for
burial, but Mrs. Hughes changed the
plans and directed that the interment
be at Falls Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
ENTIRE FAMILY POISONED.
Traces of Arsenic Found, and Negro Ia
Held on Suspicion.

PULASKI. VA, January 12.-The en-
tire family OF George Hale, colored. was
poisoned on Sunday, child. eighteen
months old. dying last night. 1t was
at first believed to be ptomaine poison
Ing, but later suspicion was aroused,
and Professor Hershey. chief chemist
OF the Pulaski Iron Company. analysed
flour which had been used I'm the Hale
home, and found arsenic A post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
wALKOUT IN BREWERY.
| Fifty Employees OF Robert Portner Com
pmnT OMIT Their .Inhs

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
VA, January l2-Firty
employees Of the Robert Portner Brew :
ing Company. including practically all
Of the employees Of that plant, walked
out to-day. 1t Is stated that the walk
out Is the result Of a disagreement
about the annual contract with tho
company, AID tat several nonunion
men were employ cd in certain depart
|rrcnts.
I, is generally believed that the mat
Ter will be speedily adjusted The de-
livery OF beer was uninterrupted to-
Ga. The local agent and local COL
hector went out on tho big wagons with
{ ,iorcd drivers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
VIII Restow Cro,.,. NJ u,,,r

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA Januar,.
l2-Crosses OF honor will be bestowe,,
on the following Veterans hero on
tuesday. General Robert e. Lees birth
day: Veterans. Il. billiard John A
Evans. J. l.. w. Scay, C;ranvilIe II,cL
John w. Emhrey. James T. Wright
descendants-Mrs. W. T. Brumley, Mr.
Alice Moran; Widow-Mrs Amanda =
Falconer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
SCOff-DaXia

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Miss Pattie Lillian Davis, of Clark
ton. Halifax County, and c. r. Scott,
Of Campbell County, were married on
Sunday at the Brookneal Methodist
Parsonage, the ceremony being pcr
formed by Rev. j. w. Marsh They
VIII live In Campbell County. where
the groom is engaged in farming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
J. HARRY WORTHINGToN SUCCEEDS
ECH0LS AS BANK PRESIDENT
Especial to The Times-D,snatcb

Especial 20 The Timcs-DIsDat Oh.
STAUNTON. VA. January 1.-THE
board Of directors OF the National Val
ley Bank to-day elected ]. Harry
Worthingto of the Worthington
Hardware Company, president TO sue
coed the late Edward Echols. William
y. Pratt was reelected vice president;
Charles S. Hunter cashier. and c. n
1fogc and w. B. Miller. assistant
cashiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

ISpecinI TO The Times Dispatch ]
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. January r.
Captain a. j. Beverley. deputy collcc-
tor Of internal revenue for the Sixth
District. with an Office here. has re-
signed to accept n position as clerk OF
the court at Winchester. Va. There are
many applications for the position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
All Are Re-IIlected.

!Special to The Times Dispatch
IfNCHBURG. VA. January 1.-THE
annual meetings of the stock holders of
the local national banks to-day re-
suited In all of tho old directors being
reelected. The directors also re-
elected all OF the old officers for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Mrs. s. X. perkInson.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
DANVI1LE, VA, January l2.-Mrs s
Is. Perkinson, widow OF j. r. Periin-
son. long time resident OF this city.
died at midnight, aged sevcnty-six
years Several sons and n daughter
survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
ChilIrCn BADLY Ilurncd.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
IIAREISONBURG, VA, January IL
While lighting fire with Kerosene, two
little children OF DR.. L. j. Marshall. at
Dayton. We're badly burned about the
face, head and hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Eat Like
a Boy
Let Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets Assist
Your stomach Whenever 1t Needs
Help. They Are Snfe und Sure.
A Trial Package Free to All

a Trial Package Free to All.
II you really want to digest a meal
take Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet after
eating II.
IL you really want your old time boy
appetite to return to you once more
form the practice OF eating Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal Re-
suits will aStound YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

coming year. The banks received
gratifying reports of the business done
during the past year.
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Seite pon Stanlep Strnbe; ferner 2;
| Sub an Der Stites abe.; ST..
! Carrie ". 0dDis, Gretutrir, an y
.. Carlisle 9obges, Cots 56, SO, &C
mo SO in graipforb &c Glart's Subbi.
piiiDn in @Ienbals (Steuer $4)t
$4,000.
4rtbur Graiplep an 5arrp 6. Sanb'
lep, Got 81 in WcgRamara &c Gonnor's
Subbioiiiun BON Songtportb 8Iace
(Steuer 50c); 81.
Charles u. WiGliams, per Sberiff
an George Sinselmeier, Got SO in
Sbomas 0rbben's Subbipiiion in Wlt.
Waibington; $23.
5enrb Repbp an u. R. sillirgbuIt,
10 older 2aub in Settion 81 in Mi1z
Greet 9Opnibip (Stsuer $13);
$13,00O.78.
". G. silingbait an gbarIes 81.
5laga, einen ltngetbeilten gIntbeil all
basielbe Gigentbum; $40.
q. R. 9ilinebait an R. g. &flsn,
einen ungctbeiIten 9lntbeiI an bosielbc
Gigentbum; $40.
q. R. 5ilIingbdit an 6. 9. 0alIate,
einen ungetbeilten antbeiL al basielbe
gisenthum; $40.
Sattie glements an Rahel Spipat.
Got So in Gbarles Woulton's Subs
bipiiiOn auf priee Sia (Steuer So;
$100.
sbsObore 3adariaisn, per Sberiff
an Robert Ginglemeper, Got 258 in
Willsr unb 9afers GubbiDiIion an
purcsa 2tOs.; $23.
Warsarst aeuben, per Shsriff, an
9sorge Gin9lsmsier, Cots 254 unb
255 in Milsr uND Safsrs SubotDis
iion; $27.
Sdmes e. Su(Itpdn an Morrts Reus
er, % BEL $50 SUB an Der 5iibfsite
DON 5airfar 2lpenue. 800 vFuB Oitlid
Don 5airfielb 9(Oe. (Steuer $3.50; 81.
Gam pbilIips an Nand,D Gftimoff
II. o., 3pei Sabre Qa6t Ppm 15. SUM
1915 an, auf ben sriten Stot bes 81
oentbums an Der norbpeitlihsn GdeI
pon Stone Strubs unb gDebb guep;I
monatlihs Wietbe $25.
lb. Nert Rsultp Company on 90
iepb gOgeni6mibt, 120 BEL 200 Sub
an Der n1rblideH Settle Don 9radsn
Roab; 81.
0erIsl6e an Goparb R. Boaeni6iib,
60 BEL 200 Sub an Der n0rbli4sH Sci
te Don 9raden Rpdb; 81.
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GruuOeisentbums 6ppOtbefen
Reut Sbpotbeten.

| Weue 91potpeleH. Il.
8. 20. GrOpPer an Ssurp ). Sim
lid. $1075.
Sreberit gertfa an s6isen 9. Il
6. 60. $3.50.
fSrsoerid 0enbt an German 9. 9
u. 3. 60. $500.
Gpa Ul. Cotton an GHtsrpriie 9
Il. 9. u. 60. $500.
Gbriitkl r. Riel an SoutberuSAi!
g. u. Z. 50. 800.
Wargaret Iiemeper an oo. $500.
5ran3 3immsr an bic Goltr 60
$50.
eli5a g. Garan an SObn u. ar4i.
bal. $3.50.
Rarp S'grisH an Cottage 9. u. g
gc. $3.50.
Worris Reusr an 81. Ypls. S1300
Ratei Spipa, an Clinton 9. u. 9
60. $1,000.
art5ur gOOb an SpcamOri g. u. 6.
60. S2400.
Glttforo 3. Hsrn an eItI5eHs Ban!
OF Ct. Bernard. $4,000.
Diaiam u. WcGalum an Wi6ael
z. 9saf. S1642.
@etiIgte Sppotb efen
Carrie e. SennberSer an 60 Span'
genbergs $500.
Souiiu g. &einbar6 an Sp0e Bnrf
IS. lmo g. Gonpdng $3500.
gIi3abctb Steinfanlp an VI. ".
@ititBer S65.
g. 8 glirr OIL S.iebante gSoro :.
Ino .. 60. S1200.
Sreberit gertih an Sdiisen g.
uno Y. Company $1,000.
fSreoerit Menot al 8ermau q. g,
uno z. Gcnlpanp $3.50.
Sobn y. 0eibler an llniou Sap'
ings y. uno z. Company S25OO.
9mprGlce glte6e an $. Suer !mo
Sobne sl65.
BiQiam Y. Gcpou an Srpin Dtc.
9loop $4,000.
g. Z. RcWiqan an Die Sdtlsp
8art 60. S644.
Robert aeoron al 6. 6. Seuttt
$500.
artblrr 8oob an Spcautore z. mo
I. SO. S2400.
U g. Gnmlirrqbon al Reaotng
Rcao 9. lno Y. Company $942.
qlua. I. 6ammea an GGmtpooo
gIdee g. nnb Q. 60. $4,000.
Darn iFrienb on Sprtng 8drhen
g. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
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Seim Gifcubo!eu i'm SaiitcH,
srabeu.

Gin iddIiider GirtiGbrig 6reimil'
Tiger gibt i'm iSoIgenOen cine elitol'
Id,e SdIIoerlng bes fiir Die ScrptIe-
allna Der Srlrppeu I'M S6iltengra.
ben mi6tieen eiienfaiierts BET ben
sSeiofittrn.
Dsein G'eaiment Iicgt iiio5itIih bon
ct. Gollplct, einem ebeuGals bib
iHen, jcet Itorf scridoiiencu tIeinen
00rihen mn Ghale Der Ep, dIIo IN
Ser bcibltmitrittenen Gbdnrpogne, TN
Sdiibsngrdben. Ginss gbenbs iino
ntcin ssrelmo 6. nnb i'd 5lm anitee'
bcIcn iiir ben udd6tn @Iorgen be.
ittmiHt por6eu.
CD -Iiege aera6e. i'm iaBejte,l
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umpbs s1.50-2.6O per Bbl. unb 70
I-$LOO per 30 pfunb Sad.
| Spargel. = @inbcimiibc d
--75c per Dubeno 8iinbel.
4 m dten. - Seras S0c-$1.
100 Der Crate.
| fraut. = Warit aiemli6 leb6dft
Ginkimiifes unb 2ouisbiIle 75c--
81 90 per Crate.
2oblrabi - 35e Der Duseni
giinbel.
| erbfen. - Telephone $1.00-
$1.50 per 2 9u. Cad.
3Diebsln. - 9elbe 90c-S1 .U
per 8nibel pom Store. @eibs $1.1C
i. .15 per gufbel bonn Store.
| % tine gobnen. 1JloriSo
25-5oc; wodsbotnsn S1.oo-1..
rs per 6dmper.
&drotten. - MiIiiiiippi 10
15e per Dubenb.
Wotbt Riiben. - einbsinif E.
15e Der Dubenb.
Wtibe R iibtn - Sungs Wis
feH Doc per Oubenb 8iinbeI.
adnbprobutts
9eu. No. / aimotbp 1925;
yto. 2 aimotbp $18.25; go. 9 9imoa
tbp S17.25; No. i ssiniidter alss
$3.50; Ro. 2 bo. $17.OO-1750; Ro,
! 9Iss $3.50; RO. Q bo. $1450; VI.
fdifd $17.00-22.50 per Tonne. =
Wei3enitrOb s6.oo-6.50; 5aFerItrOt
$6.O0-6.50 per Sonne.
Wi WiibIsnfutterAilt F.tig. -
aIeis $22.5o-23.50; Tsibblinss
grobes S26.50-27.5O; bo. fsin.s
$2s 90 1900; 9enliidtes Gutter
$24.5O-25.O0.
Sdmsrtien. Wdrtt itetia.
al.efnmsn $8.50-70o duf BEN &c.
Ieife unb S7.25-S.25 per gu. rom
Store, 9imoibp $2.4O-3.20 Der Blu.
bonn Store. gu4psi5sn SOC per 9u.
6la4siamen $1.70 per gu.
9erfhisbenes.
Stls. - Wartt itstig. Qein6l. TO.
be- 63c per GaQone in pdrtien BON
5 9bIs. @.to6tes 1e me6r. 30. /
9arb6f 60c: Cotton Seeb Gil, rdffis
nitte Ole per @aaons. 2erpenttn SOC
per 0dllons in Dartien BON 1-5 9ars
uls; SIC in partien bon 10 -25 Gal.
lonsn. Petroleum, Dbio Carbon 12o
Grab % DO. $50 9rab 10}c, 5sab-
liqbt IT'S Grno 12e; Reo Gropn Ga.
folin 13c. Rnpbtd 16e per 9dIont tn
partien Don 1-5 95ls.
Gala. Der Wartt in rubig. =
Ohio Riper S1.05 per Dbl. bon $50
ifib., sfubrlobn btn3us.fiiet.
9alg. - Martt itetie. prima
Gitp 6s-6ac; 30. Country 81 a-59
per gfunb.
aobIsn. - Rartt rubis. gous
alioabenn s3.5o-3.75, Nub unb
Slad 1925. aanatphd StiidtobleH
$3-5o-3.75. Rub unS Sldd 1925
Der Sonne abaelisfert. Rau4lois
Stiidtobl.n $3.50, bo. rug unb
Slad 1925. antbracits $7.75-8.O0
per Tonne dbgelifsrt. Gote .ofst
Se.o0-6.50 ptr Tonne abssIisfsrt.
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Observation-Disclosures
Gintinnati. 10. Z.

" u u " u !, 10. Ayull.
Die glpon Sils ReaItp Gompani
on 8. s. @ott. Got Ro. Ia Don Rpbsr
WitdsGs ROis 5il SubSipiiiOT
Steuer so; 81.
Sobn y. 8eibler ir. an Jaunis 8
Moris, 9beiI pom Got 81 in Samue
gIoon's SuboiOiiipn Don Soutb Grss'
cent 2lpenus CSteuer $3.50; 81.
Grbsn Uon Sobn so. Tsnbui5, pei
Sheriff an pbilbeImtus SofirOsesH
Gigentbum betannt dIs go. 1115
Spring Strabs CSieu.r $3.50.
Sennis u, Ri9arbs II. u. an Robert
u. Bel, Got 80 in 8lod 3 in Charles
I. Stssls's Suboipiiion in college
!Sia (Stsuer SOC; 81.
MinasI z. 2eaf or Niliam u.
WlrGatIum, 2.19 glder 2anb In Get
ticn 22. Columbia 1opnibip CStsuer
So; 81.
Usi6a,I Z. asaf an @iniam u.
McGallum, 2,19 older 2anb In Get
iiOn %. Columbia sODnibip (Sisuer
so; 81.
Sennie s. Sonss, per Sbsriff, on
Robert Sinslemeper, Cots 125 unb
1926, In J. u. RuHeIPs Subbipiiipn an
Seettn 2lpeuus; $51.
Or. 80. Gontpap an Robert .. Gons
man. 5tsi ITO Dub an Sss iDsitIis4sE
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G6teaao, 10. sunt

Deis.n. GHr Sult $1.O45-1..
o6s; am S9lnb $1.05s. Giir Stpi
81 1.03a-105s; am S4luB s1.03s.
De!idtOru. - Cir Suni 74;-
75sc; am S9Iub 74sc. 55iir sept
74a -75!c; an Sdlub 74at.
Safer. Jiir Suli 45i-4Cc; on
S6lub 45ic. Jiir Sspt. 39L-lotc;
ON S,dluB 3Gzc.
Roegsn. - Rominsu.
9erits. - 70-74:.
Tinotbh. - $500 $50.
alee. - $8.0O-13.25.
BORT. - yiir Suli s16.s7-17OO;
ON Gdlub S17.o0; syiir Sept. s17.32
-l7.42; an s4lub $17.42.
SdmaI3. - Sir SuIi $40. .45;
am Sdlub $9.42. aiir Sept. s9.67-
9.72; am Sdlub $3.50.
Rippsnisitsn. = Niir SuIi $685.
1927; am SdIub S10.@7. iiir Sspt.
$10.65-l0.72; am S6iuB 1867.
Butter. - Wartt uHperGnbtrt.
Gier. - Wurtt uuperGnbert. Gus
fubr 23,O13 2ifen.
Sartpifelr. Martt unperinoert;
alte. 3ufubr q Cars; neus, 10 Cars.
Gefliigel. - asbenb.s, Wart. uns
oerlnbert.
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11a-12e; eytra jbort clear Geitsr
111-12e; fbOrt Rippenisiten 11a-
l2c; S4uItsrn 81 9ac; Bellies III
123c.
Guaar Gureb IfeifA -.
S9initn 15A--16c; pienic G9ulterr
10a lie; Breatfeit Bacon 18a
1916; SdlItern In padeten 10a--
11c;; 81. p. Gut Sdulteru 101 =
lie; trodens Beef S4intsn rs
27e.
Glbaep5feItes yGeifa.
- Ger pfunb: Shinfen 12-12se;
picnic GAulisrn ct 93e; geIIies
15i-16it; ShuItern 94-9ae; 81
p. Gut bo. 9t-9ae.
SriiGes bIeifh. = Gdin.
fen 12-12ac; picnic Shultsrn 81
Bic; Sdulisrn 949it; ibori
Rippe1fsit.n % 10Ie; fbort clear
pSeiisn 81 }-10at; EXTRA fbort Seiten
9s--10tt; Bellies Isidt 163 1876;
Bellies, i6ipers 12a a-12ac.
WebI unt @etretbG
WebI. - Dinttr paient $6.10-
6.3Q; Wintsr fuRcp $5.25-5.90;
Wintsr 5amilp $5.25-5.40; Winter
srtrd $4.S0-5.00; minter orbindrss
A.60-4.80; 6art.r Wei3en patent
S6.40-6.80; 6artsr Weisen fdncp
$5,95-6.20; Rosesninebl, norbpsfts
li6es aerniidtss $6,00-6.25: rsines
Gitn Roag.nmebI $6.10-6.35: Gin
eemiihtss ROsgenmsbl $6.00--6.25.
Wet3.n. Ro. 2 rotbtr gDinter
S1.17-1.17t, To. 3 DO. $1.15-1.17,
Ro. 4 bo. $1.11-1.14
WeIfhforn. Ro. ! p,ibes
S09e; Ro. Q DO. S0-801c; SO. 3 Do.
79s s-S0c; geO. 4 DO. 7St-79t; 30.
5 be. 78-7Sse: Ro. 6 bo 77-78c.-
go. ] aefbts 79he; Ro. 2 DO. 70
79ac: 30. 3 DO. 76b--79t; Tp. 4 DO.
774-7Sc; SO. 5 DO. 77-771c; Ro.
6 DO. 76-77c. go. l oemiI6tes
79e; Ro. 2 DO. 7St-79e; Ro. 3 DO.
78-7shc; RO. 4 bo. 77--77ac; 30.
DO. 76a a-77t: RO. 8 DO 75a-76ht.
Weibes aolbeniorn 79-79at; geIbes
aolbsntorn 79- SOC; otmiittss aoIs
bsn.orn 79-79ac per guibel.
Safer. go. 2 peibtr 511-
52t: Stanbarb tpeiber 51-5lsc; gto.
3 fpeibsr 50A-51t; Po. 4 tpsiber
49h 50te; glp. 2 a.miidtsr 48--
4S1c; Ro. 8 ssmii6tsr 47a-48c;
no. A a.niiitter 46-47c.
Roggen. - Rp. 2 $1.10-112;
no. 3 S1.08-1.10; Ro. A S1.0-I
LOS.
Wbtsfp.
0srfauit lpurbtn 361 gbIs. Siitils
Iers 5inifbeb Goobs aui Der Bats bon
81 SO p.r galIone.
9rpeeries.
RafTss - Rarit ruhia. preii.
ffetiQ.
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q a BE eines Deutf6 d.
" merifaners. Ser 0elitf6-
gImerifaner @eorg Sort in 8enripI-
ooltien innbte an einen Srelu1o In
Sale 100000 Deorf, uuoon $4,000
Dtdrf fiir &rieeerptttfper uno -Dni-
len, icnre fir erblinoete SoLbuterl,
rmo $4,000 Dtart fir bds gaofbe
Sereu5 ictnerSctnntbsprootIp Sf,les-
pig-Soiltein beitinurt itno.
Seine @rne!terRnS Der
3anbiturmpfIiGt. @eaeitifber
ben pou Reicm tn l1rtlolIf gefester
@eriidten, pouat etne Gnpeiterirrg
Der 9unbihirntpfliGt 5edbiiftiet iei.
oerIidert Die ,.9torSo. gIueenL 3tg. .e
bab. eiuc ioIdes s9biit tH6eiteHk.
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9dsItHer aysarftberibt.
Gineinnati, 10. eul

Gineinnati 10. Suni.
Die na&foIgenb.n Quotirunsen bt,
siefen ii4 nur duf Gnsros 9ranss
aittonen. BET iftinertn @ef&dften
iDerbsn etpas bShers prsiis bsrs4net.
DroDiftonen
6&mols. prima Gtssm
SS5-S.95; fdmilp G4maI5 %
--l0epsr 9Ifunb.
z 3rodengefalsenfs3 3kif@.
Sbort clear Geittn 10a liz, Gyira
ibort clear 105 10ae fbortgfippenfei.
ten l0h-10ae; G4uItsrn 81 sas,
Bellies 109--113e.
WaspR.--s .E6rrt sslsnrs SsissR
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Ghfeaap. 10. euni.

S6peine- 3afubr 1000;
Martt feft; Bull $3.50 -7.85; lei6tt
$7.6o-7.90; gemif9te $7.40-7.9O;
Idtuere $7.10-7.80; robe $7.1O-7.s
30; Ierfel $6.25-7.6O.
Rin boieb. 8ufubr 200;
Martt itetis. RdtiDe Beef Stisrs $3.50
$50; Weitern Stiere $7.00-8.25;
aiibe unb 9eifers $3.25-9.00; &dls
Der $7.00-9.76.
g dafe. - 2ufubr 5000; Wartt
ifetig. Sdafe $5.5o-6.4O; aammsr
$6.75-9.25; Jriibiabrs 2immer
$6.25-9.75.
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| 3uder. - preiie ftit. Raffintr'
ter Gut aoaf $50; popbereb $6.7O;
Cubes $6.85: aranuIirter $3.50; Con.
fsttionsrs -a' $500; Off .q" S6.1
ipeibsr ,rtra s6.05; ,rtrd e" $5.S5
spr 100 pfunb.
WoIaffes IN itstia. - Rsp Orr
leans Open a.iils 40 55e. genirifu,
adl 20-30e per @alIoue.
R.is. - 2Ouiiinna, Gontp 5eab
7-7Ae; prima 6-6Ac. orbindrer
4s-5as. Sapan 5t-5a per pfuIb.
Dairp. .probufts
Butter. - Wartt rubis, prtiie
feiig. - Wbolemilt ertra Bic;
Centralized Grtra 28sc; Centralized
fSirits 25s: DO. S.cOnbs 22c; Sdn.
en- DARN 21ae; pddins Stod 18-
zoe p,r pfunb.
adit. - Wdrft f,f. Obio 17e,
Rorbtptflidxr 17-17te, Rem gorf
18 1Sac. Sdipeistr 21- 30t, bo.@rii
1ec; 9imburs.r 16A 17tc per pfb.
Gier. - Weurtt iteiia. - pris
ma friife Siibn.rsisr 17fe; firits
16e; Orbinare firits 14tc; isOnSs
14ae Der Subsub
9efligel. - Hd9frdae sut. -
groilsrs II glfunb nnb bariibr %
PIX; inter II glfunb 2O-22c;
Siibner 12hc; 6dbns &c; Srut.
tiibnsr 14-15c; Guns Csc; Gns
ten i0-t2c; ilinge Guten bon 0rci
pfunb unb barii6er 16e; Gdnie e-8e
per pfunb.
Dbitunb gsmHfe
gtpfel. - Gute aspfeI $3.50
4.50 per 9bI., lie nn6 GuaIit1t.
Sunst aepfel. - Garlp 6ar.
beit $1.50-1.75: Transparsnt $500
-2.25 per Camper.
3itroHeH. - MeHind 1926
$50; California $2.50-3.00 per
Rifle.
Oranaen. California $2.,
25-3.0o; SIOriba S2.75-3.50 per
aif.
Grape Gruit sylcribd
$2.50-3.5o per Rife.
atrfben. - Saure S1.00--1.s
%: fife $1-25-2.o0 per Crate BON
"a Quarts.
Grbbeeren. - 9ute $1.50--
2.25 per "a At. Crate.
eta taheIbeereu. - GiHbeimts
ffe $1.00-1.25 per "a at. Crate.
Bromb beereH. 9enn.iIeeI
ST. 90 per Grnis BON "a Qts.
Sim beeren. - Senneijee $500
per "a st. Crate.
WdffermeIonen - $35-l
40 per 100 Stiid.
6etbtIbetrtft. - Georgia. ST.
80 per Crate bon "a Ats.
RdrtoffeIn- - Wihisdn 35--l
i0c per 9ufbeI rpur geItiie unb $1-25 |
lbs per @bl. bonn Store.
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SfisSen aus einem ocutihen
@eianscnenlaser.
Bon &urt &a6IeE
Ger fd5ne aorfs.

Ser foriiibe ganfier aus @orts, Der
Grobbcr3ia Die gGoiiie uritlteIle" ms
aeben oebradt bat, GaoaIier unb 8ent
nod i'm Daffsnrod, tpirb BON dlleu, bic
ibn I'm Eager tsnnen, Der f4Dne &orie
eenannt.
2lls er bic gdnt eturihtete. erbieIt
er bic Grlaubnib, nit elmer @ade
in bic Stubt su fabreu. I'M popier,
Shreibmaisrial, Bureaueegeuitdnoe slI
idufen. @s fina TdretIi9 an au reg
nsR. Sic tEatsn aHtsr- cine -Ibiif