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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
 BOOTLEGG|NG
SEVEN PUT UP BAIL AND
 ARE RELEASED, TWO GO TO JAIL; MORE WAR
 RANTS TO BE ISSUED.
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

The first steps in a crusade to
 stamp out in Prescott the alleged
 illegal sale of liquor, were taken at 6:30 o'clock last evening, when war rants were issued for the arrest of a number of men formerly engaged in the saloon business. Nine were taken into custody, six of whom secured their release on bonds the other two being forced for lack of bail to spend the night in the county jail.
 Rumors that such action was con
 tcmplated have been prevalent for several days, in fact ever since the appearance in this city last week of A R. Buckman, secretary of the State Temperance Federation, which but recently closed its annual session in Phoenix It $ claimed, however, that Buckman mad no.hipg to do with the raid of last evening and had no hand in instigating it. Efforts to se- cure information on the subject proved unavailing, those in posi- ton to impart information, being very reticent on the subject. All kinds and character of conjectures were avail able, but none of them had official sanction.
 Shortly after the first of the year Sheriff Young in an open circular gave warning that the sale of liquor must cease upon penalty of vigorous prosecution. Whether the warning was needed is question yet to be legally determined, but it is evident that he believes it was not.
 The complaints were sworn to by Perito Alto and John Van Order be fore Justice McLane last evening and the alleged dealers in liquor were soon rounded up by Sheriff Young and his force of deputies. Nine peo- pie were placed under arrest and when arraigned before Justice Me Lane seven were released on bonds and two placed in the county jail.
 Those arrested last night were An dras Madero, Peter Gautriaud, Rob e-t Griffith, Mike Chiantaretti, Larry Duff, Sid Birch, Frank Ito. James Hartigan and Mario Treviso The last two named are in jail and the others are out on bail Madero, Chi | antaretti, and Gautriaud were put un- der bonds of $25O while the bonds of Ito, Birch, Duff and Griffith were placed at $500. The bonds were all approved by County Attorney O. Sullivan.
 There seems to be considerable | mystery surrounding the identity of the complaining witnesses, Perito Alto and John Van Order. The first named is a Mexican, and it is said, | played similar role recently in Flag staff, to the one enacted here. Where | Van Order halls from is not known. Street talk said both were emissaries of the Law Enforcement League, an organization which was born in the Pima section shortly after the prohi- bition amendment went into effect. | This statement was denied, but not from an official source.
 The arrests last evening are not all that are to be made. Complaints have been issued against three or four other parties and it is expected | the warrants will be served upon them some time today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
CHARGE LAID AT DOOR
 OF GERMANY
SENSATIONAL VERDICT IS RENDERED BY CORONL FRS JURY ON TORPEDO ING OF LUSITANIA.

+ By Associated Press. < # KINSALE, May 10. - The I. I. verdict of the coroner's jury !. .:' which investigated the deaths I. .t' from the torpedoing of the I. i. Lusitania is as follows: We .i- i. find that this appalling crime # I. was committed contrary to in + + ternational law and the conven .t. i. tions of all civilized nations and I. I. also charge the officers of the I. I. submarine, the emperor and ..e
 t government of Germany with T. .t. the crime of wholesale murder T. i. before the tribunal of the civil I. i. ized world.' .t.
 4 i. l. + T. !. !. .s. i. I. !. 4.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
Polite Regrets Are Expressed By
 Germany For Loss Of American LUes
 Due To Torpedoirg Of The Lusita,1ia

the civilian population of Germany has forced Germany to resort to re- taliatory measures. In spite of the German offer to stop its submarine
 war in case the starvation plan was given up, British merchant vessels are being generally armed with guns, and repeatedly have tried to ram sub marines, so that previous search is impossible. If England, after repeat ed official and unofficial warnings, considered herself able to declare that
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
New Activity.

LONDON, May 10. - Important operations in the west are reported by Generals Joeffre and French. Alp parently the British have thrown great achievements into the field since the Germans use of asphy&iat- ing gas forced them to recoil a fort night ago. The allies claim substan- tial advances.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
WHITE SLAVERS ARE DENIED A
 REHEAR|NG
ONLY HOPE LEFT FOR DIGGS AND CAMINETTI IS AN APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. - Maury I. Diggs, and F. Drew Cam inetti, whose conviction was recently affirmed, were denied rehearing by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. A writ of mandate for the execution of the sentences will be is sued within five days. It is unde- stood that counsel for the defense will ask for stay and appeal to the Supreme court.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 BERLIN, May 1O.- The German foreign office sent the following dis patch to the German embassy at Washington: Please communicate the. following to the state depart ment: The German government de sires to express its deepest sympathy for the loss of lives aboard the Lusi- tania. The responsibility rests, how ever, with the British government, which through its plan of starving
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
RELIEF COMMITTEE

NEW YORK, May 10.-Steps to raise funds for the benefit of the needy survivors of the Lusitania dis aster have been taken by the ap- pointment of a relief committee by Acting Mayor McAneny with Cleve' land H. Dodge as chairman and F. A. Vanderlip treasurer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
FROHMAN'S LAST WORDS

LONDON, May 10. - Why fear death? It is the most beautiful ad- venture in life," were the last words of Charles Frohman before he went down in the Lusitania, according to Miss Rita Jolievet, with whom he was
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
Check in Northwest.

LONDON, May 1O-The telegraph company publishes a Copenhagen dispatch that the Germans met with a check west of Mitau the capital of the Russian province of Courtland. The Russians are in strong positions, and compelled them to retreat.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
TROOPS PATROL STREETS OE
 VICTORIA
MARTIAL LAW IS MADE NECESSARY BY OUT BURST OF ANTI-GERMAN SENTIMENT.

!. VICTORIA, May 10. O.-T This I. i. city is under martial law as I. .ts result of renewed attacks upon 4 .- the German establishments by .s. I. mobs which are bent on reveng- I. T. ing the sinking of the Lusi- I. I. tania. Eight hundred troops 4 + pat-olled the streets last night. < i. A guard was placed around the I. + government house to prevent I. i. disorderly scenes. The mob I. !. last night was composed of <.
 T. civilians, who smashed the win !. T. dows of many German estab- !. I. lishments. I.
 I. I. i. I. I. .. I. .t- I. !. l. I. !. i.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
BARRED FROM EXCHANGE

LONDON, May 10. - More than 200 British members of the stock ex- change have mobilized to prevent, forcibly if necessary, the entry of any German members who might be brave enough to attempt to enter the ex- change in disregard of the warning to stay away. Only one band of natural ized Germans appeared in the neigh borhood, but did not attempt to enter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
FOLLOWS DEVASTATING
 CLOUDBURST
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 BEDDING, May 1O.- The second storm swept down the Upper Sacra- mento valley this afternoon and add cd to the devastation caused by the cloudburst last night The Sacra- mento river is reported as rising at the rate of foot an hour and more washouts are feared. The Southern Pacific is washed out in many places and property is damaged in some towns.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
PICKING UP THE ENDS

SYRACUSE, May 1O-Attorneys for Roosevelt are gathering the ends of the testimony on the printing situ- action at Albany in the trial of Will liam Barnes libel suit against the former president.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
STEAMER TORPEDOED

LONDON, May l0.-British steam CT Queen Wilhelmina was sunk by German submarine off Blythe on Saturday The crew were given time to take to the boats.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
STEEL TONNAGE

NEW YORK, May To- The un- filled tonnage of the United States Steel corporation on April 30 totaled 4,l62,244 tons "a decrease of 93,505 tons from March.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
Feeling Intense
 Against Germans
By Associated Press.

T
 LIVERPOOL, (Tuesday), May II. -Anti-German demonstrations con tinued yesterday and last evening by thousands of infuriated citizens here and in nearby towns. German shops were footed and set on fire.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
PANUCO IS AGAIN OCCUPIED BY
 CARRANZA
By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON, May 10. - Car ranza troops have re-occupied Panuco in the oil well region near Tampico, according to advices from Mexico City to the state department. The Villa force, which captured the town about ten days ago, evacuated it May 5th and the Carranza force marched in. Fighting continues at Ebano, about 30 miles from Tampico.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
Serious Charge Is
 Made By Woolwine
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 LOS ANGELES, May 1O-District Attorney Woolwine charged the de fensc with sending a man to see the witness when Frank Gubin, a jeweler, declared on the stand he had been offered $500 to testify that Sebastian bought a lavalier from him.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
THERE |S SUCH A THING AS BEING 50 RIGHT THAT I DOES NOT NEED
 ID CONVINCE OTHERS BY FORCE T
 IS RIGHT, DECLARES PRES. WILSON
By Associated Press.

df from eeidnt p a t German in the from the of the Luhana O with a  n o n n is has been consider h o he
 BE den gathering of % eis stomgh M ~ in m h. k more or he H by hpi b his hearers ie-ree his sremaks while United
  a all ouese wsandt nat i of % t b p it b exam n dy of peace wi no eau peb is he @ O thu wond
  Il nee o by
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12
COPPER

NEW YORK. May 10. - Electro lytic, $18.8719 to $l9O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Jluk'N dJridt)ten.

9onntritde. 13. Wai 1915.
Sm eineiHuatisr 9iitriit III Der
5lub lanoidn i'm Galsn bssrif.E
unb bsrielbe hdtis am 9i6snb bei bies
iipsr etabt siru DdHerfanb uOH
1o.5 Rub.
Tis fOlssub,n 9spsi6m trafsu
tpGtr,nb bsS ssitrissn 9as.s bier
elm:
giitsbura, gd.-5.9 5uB, fdIt.
Wbelina. 80. 9a.--7.3 SUB, fdlIt.
gartasburg, %. 0a.-s.o guB.
aauapbd Rails. N. 9a.--2.4 Tub.
Gborleitcu, ~. 9a.-7.2 Gub.
gprtsmoutb. $50 Sub.
apuispi[Ie, ab.-S.4 CUB, fGtt.
GpansbiIs ,5nO.-12.5 CUB.
RdibpilIe, ssnH.-9.2 Gub, fGnt.
Chattanooga, 5sun.--11.3 SUB, fGlt.
Cairo, Sn.-20.S 5ub, fttist.
Rempbis. SsnH,-14.4 CUB. fsgt.
:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13


GO ettpd lautst bus @laubensbetennts
nis biefsr trsffli6en Gsfebeebsr. Dds
3ei4en, In benz i6r 2eben itebt, TT bds
GonarSeifsn unb IN biefent 3stbtr
b0ffen iie gu iiegsn!
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man bisien 5auitfttaa, Den bic Rep
Yortr 2egislatur Der fosialen aufs
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motii4 ouffaiIen. Dus OberbuHbssges
ri4t bat bds Ruo stner gfurDsn fps
5taleH Gntrpidgung ins Rofsn ges
bra4t, uEo Dereiu3slts GegeHoruds
iperoeH itwerii6 imftanbe fem, es IN
ieinem 2aufe auf5ubalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

3nder. - Vrtiie ftit. Raiiinirs
ter Gut Qpaf $7.40; potpbereb $3.50;
CUBES $6.75: aranuitrter $3.50; Cons
i.ctionsrs u" $6.40; Off ~" S6.15;
lpsiber srira g $5.95; rira e"
S5.75;ga. 8. glnrifisb ipeiBer $6.15-
6.25; DO. a,lba $5.65-5.75 per leo
gfunb.
Mofafies in ii.tis. - Rem ORE
leans Open a,tils 40--55e. gentrifus
aol 20-3Oc per Gallone.
Rsis. 2ouiiidna. Gantp Seab
TN: prirna 6-6at. orbindr.r
4a-5ss. Sapan 54-5a per glfunb.
0airp probutts
Butter - Martt ruhia. Yr.iie
,rtra .G- $5.75; q. 8. CLARIFIED peis
idwdhsr. - WbolsmiIi. grira 31ae;
Gsntralissb Grtra 29t; GeniraIi3eo
ssirhs 25se; DO. Ssccnos 21i: Janep
DARN 24e; padiHs Gtpd 16-17he
per 9iuno.
aSf.. Matit fsIt. O6io lie.
gcropsitlid<r 17-17ic. RsiD gcrt
1Ss. Shpsi,,r 21--30e. bo. grid
16ac; aimbArasr 17-1se per Tfunb.
Gier. - Marit itetis. qri.
ma friihe 6iibnGsisr 17ae; firfs
l5sc, orbinGrs firiis 14sc. i.tonos
13se per 9ubsnb; Ddniseisr 35e per
Dubtnh.
GefIHgel. - Marit iietig. -
Brothers pom Ill pfb. 32-35e.
igrp.rs 2-2 qfb. 18-20c per Sfb.
Siibner 15-16e; 66bns 10c; 9rut.
biibn,r 10-15e; guns Sc; gntsn
10-12e; 9dnis 6--sc per pfunb.
SbFuub Gemiife
qepf.l. = gute 4tpfeI $2.5o--
400 per 9bl.. ie mad, aualiidt.
Gitrpnsn. - Martt mar iietig.
MejIina 3.25-3.50; California
S3.25-3.50 per Rife
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

burd elmer gJodtrefTer lnrerer glr
tilsrie bu9fd6li6 in aseseu ssriHtn
iporben mar. 2sutnant 3. bate. Ob'
tro6l inn bag 8lut iber bic Stis
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appurdt, her iiber farf3ia aueeIIpu
rem 5eisie, unb eber einem Sisb als
einsm dluaseug eli4, bell auf b,H
9oben au isBsn. sbe i'm oas 8spubis
Ieiu perlieb. Der arst i'm 9a5arstt
su 6. itelte fet, bab bic @srpuns
Duna 2eutnants 9.'s 3por srnit, abr
nitt lebensssfabrlta rDar."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

Oranaem - Warit rubig unb
itetia. California $2.25-2.75; Glos
ribo S2.75--3.00 per aiiie; 5nHses
rines S2.25--2.50 per Doppelitie.
Gtapes Truit. Gloribo
$2.25-2.75 per &ite.
grbbeertn. - Gut. $1.35--
'2.4O Der "a Qt Crate.
aartofftfn. - Wihisan 40-
43t per gufbel bonn Settle uHb $1.50
-1.75 per B6I. bonn Stpre.
GdattartpffeTn. ghte
Rs6 EiDer Garlp Obio's $l.1o--
lis per 8u.
SuHae aartoffeIM - Gloe
riba $4.00-5.25 per Bbl. unb $1.5o
200 per camper.
GiBtdrtoffeln. - Serfep
S150-L65 per Samper.
Sparatl. - giHbeimiiHe Co.
75c per Gubenb 8iinbel.
5omatsu. 5loribd $3.50
3.25 per grdie.
araut. - Warfi sieullih le6bdft.
Globama $500 3.25; neues Gloris
ba $2.75-3.O0 per Crate.
grbfen. Qla6ama S1.50-
LIS per Camper.
3Diebeln. - Gel6e 1885,
Der gufhef bonn Store. W.ibe 30
S5c per BuIhel pom Store.
@riineg gobnen. - Glorioa
$1.85-2.00 per 5umper.
Rdrptten. - 8epai9ene S2.25
$50 Der gbl.
Rpthe il BEN. - Cute Riiben
75e-$1.00 per BEL.
WeiRe Ribeu. NeD Srs
leans S3.50-4.00 psr 1861.
9obI. $1.oo per gbl.
Ganbprobufte
Seu. - go. / 5imctbp 5000
21.OO; 80. 2 5imotbp $4,000
90: SO. 9 1imoilp $3.50 1900;
Ro. / a.miiht.r Slice $1,000; Ro.
2 bo. $3.50 1900; Ro. ! alss
$3.50; SO. 2 DO. $500; alfalfa
S17.50-22.50 per Tonne.
WRhltnfuttsr III UilIiser. -
alsie S25.O0-25.50; Wibbiings gro
6es S27. 7.50-28.00; bo. feines $3.50
-29.O0; s.miittes Guiter $3.50
28.00.
Gdmereien. Warit itetig.
aledam.n S6.90-7.25 auf benz Gs'
lsiie unb S7.s5-8.40 per gu. pom
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bonn Store. guhp.issn 85c per gu.
i5ladsiam.n $1.75 per Blu.
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bes CSC per 0ullons in partien Don
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aarb5l Coz: Cotton Ssso Oil. raffi'
nirie 52e per GaIoHs. 1rpentiu 53t
per Salon. in pariisu pcu Is Bar
r.ls. g.trolsum. Sbio Carton 100
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lioat 175 @rab 12e; Rsb eropn 9a'
iolin l3e. Rapbta 16e per Gaaoue IN
9artien Don 1--5 Bbls.
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SfD., Ssnbrlobu hiusug:iiisi.
TaIa. - Warti itstig. prtma
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per gfuNb.
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sbiogbenn s3.50-3.75. Rub uno
Slot S2.25. Raudtp6d Stiidiohl.H
s3.5O-3.75. gaub uno Sldd 81 q
per 1onn. ab1eIisi.rt. RauaIoic
StHd.pbl.n $3.50. oo. Rub unp
Slad S3.25. antbracite S7.75-8.00
Der 1onne uba.lifsrt. Col. toitst
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

500: lei6te g,erionbtIorten. no
16o pfunb f9per $7.e5-775; 12o
LAO gfunb f1ner. $7.15-765;
isrtel, 100-140 pfunb f9ner $6.s
s5-Z00; 100 pfnno urb peniser,
$5.50--6.75.
sGafe unb qGmmer
Die 3ufubr mar leift unb bic ans
aebote tparen gu .etrpus b6bsrsn preis
ZEN fhnsa Dergriffen.
Sdafs. sefAoreHe $5.75-750;
admmsr, sef4orens $7.75-9.25;
SrriHa qdmmer $7.50-11.0O; srtra
$11.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

Die tapfcrcu Sat ict.
Gos sdfiiife Characterization ger.
19 bat INTER Iilbrlmg ieiues Som
manoelrs In beiBcn a1upfer g Or
ti3iere uno 293 Nanr sefaugeu ee.
nourmen, aud 8 gSnidineugepebre
uto 8 Sfciniperfer erbcutet. Ter 80.
mia ben Safier iarbte an ben GbeT
beS @atdillons, oen 15iiriteu al gteiiB.
elm Geleeramm, in bern es beibt:
Sd6c bic grobc Sretlbe, Dir ntitJa'
tbeiIen bnb i6 beute Geiu Seloer'
Battalion ra6 bartnadieeu i4perg
RIu%ieu begriBt babe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Ghieaao. y. qysai.

S6fDsine. - 3ufubr 10000. =
Wdrtt bShsr. Butt $745-7e5;
leihte $7.40-7.75; gsmiI6ts $7.35-
TO; f6ipers $705-7.65; raube
S7.05-7.20; yertel $5.5O-7.15.
g1inbbisb. - 3ufutpr 5000. -
martt fef. ginbeimii6e 8esf Stisrs
$6.S0-9.25; cine Qubung ertra fanep
su 1855; &iibe uno Ssifsrs $3.50
S.75; adl6er $4,000.
Sfafs. = 3ufubr 1900. Warfi
feIi. Shafe $7.75-8.80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
xrIs. gssbs suS aftien in glsp yorf.

0sI4Sfts,ayiers psrbeH ~ eh-3ZG
bisissi,rt. HeAia ouf aonboa paren
i4paA ~ e47ex fur 20 xass sidi; Raid.
NnueifsnaeH s4.sO uno SiHt @ehfsl
s..7ssS, Gilbs.Sauen so1Is. Rsrilsniits
TsiiarS se1Ie.
dftisn marft.- ~ iroin aHmdiig
,uieber normale Sufdnbs On Der Horie etH
une Der Rarff mar htufe i'm aussmeinsH
itsiis. @tesn SfiuB rpurbs Elm Tru6 sum
SeraafsH ausatsbi uHo ois grsile tai.sH
babel etpaS ~ itiosn.
Qlfssbaks aftiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
9aalider Nysarftterid,t.

Die na&folasnben Gaotirnngen be-
sisbm fiH nur auf Gnsros Trans
attionen. Sci tleiHertH @eIfIfisu
Drbsn eitpos bSbsre preii. btrs4nst.
proDiiioHen.
G6mafa. prima Gt.am
s.30-9.4O; s}amilp Sdmala log
-109e pro pfunb.
zrodenatfal5enes Il.tf d..
Short clear SsitsH 104-10se; ertra
Ibori clear 10-10ic; ibort Rippenieis
ten 10-10ie; Sdultern 84-8Ae;
Bellies 105e-11e.
Bacon. Short clear Geiten
114--115e; ertra ibort clear 6,iten
11--11bt; ibort giippeni.iten IL
114e; S6ultsrn 94-9ac; Bellies III
--12c.
GuqGr Gureb Gfeifd. -
gfinfen 14a-15e; pienic S6ultern
10l-1oac; grsatfeit Bacon 1s-
19t; g6uitern In gadeten 10t-
10ae; q. y. Gut Shultern 104-
1ose; irOdsHe Beef S6inseH 25--
27t.
Sabaep5teltes Sftif6 d..
Der g.funb: Sfinteu 12--12hc;
gicnie SAultsrn S4-slr; Bellies
15i-1eic; Sdulteru 8i-Ssc; u.
y. Gut DO. 84-8ac.
Grti6ss alsif9. = Sains
fen 11s-12c; g]ienic Sfluitsrn "a
--s5e; G6ult.rn 7a-sae; ihort
Rippsnieitsn 9I--10e; ibort clear
Gsitsn 9b-101e; srtrd ibort Seitsn
95-10e; Bellies. Isidt 15-16e;
Bellies, f6tpne 11A-12sc.
Ulsbl uHo @etretbe.
Wehl. I.inter gaisnt 500
7.2O; N}inter fancn S6.55-7.00;
gliuter Namiln s6.15-6.30; Dintsr
srtra S5.70-5.90: Winisr Orbiudr.s
s5.50-5.70: 6artsr MeiSsn put.n.
$7.30-7.70; garter Dsi5sn fanep
,S6.S5-7.10; Garter Weisen Gdmilp
s5.S5-6.25: Hpaesnmehl norbtrefli'
DIES aemif6t,s $6.15-6.40; reinss
gttp Rcaaenms5l $6.25-6.50; eitp
o.miidtss Roasenmsbl S6.15-6.4O.
Weisen. Rn. 2 rotber Winter
S1.57-15S: go. 8 bo. $1.56-1.57;
%. a DO. $1.54-156.
Welihforn. Ro. ! iDeibes
79Ee. SO. 9 DO. 79-79sc; go. 3 bo.
7sa-79e; SO. a DO. 77-78e; Po.
5 6t. 76-77e; Ro. g DO. 75-76c.
go. l ael6es 7Sat; go. 2 bo. 7s-
7sse; Ro. 8 DO. 77a-7se; SO. 4 bo.
76t-77ie;slo. 8 DO. 75a-76ae: Ro.
6 DO. 75-76t. 90. i ssnliihi.s 7sac.
80. 2 op. 7s-7sie; go. 3 DO. 77h-
78e; go. 4 So. 76A-77sc; Ro. 8 %.
75a a-76te; ;g9p. 6 DO. 74s-75Ae. W.i.
hes aolbentorn 7s-s0c; selbts apls
6.riorr 1886; sel6ss 7s-e0e;
a.miidtes roc per gufheI.
SAFER. - Ro. 2 peibtr 56--
5sse; Stanbarb psiBsr 55s-56e;
go. 8 ipeibsr 55-55ie; 30. 4 psibsr
545-55e; go. 2 ssmiitt.r 55-55tc;
glo. 8 s.miitter 54a-55e; Ro. a ss'
miiht.r 53k-54ac.
Rosasn. Ro. 2 S1.17-1.18
30. 8 s1.15-117; Ro. 4 $l.l2-
LA.
gghtstn.
0srtauft ipurben 358 gbis. Diftil'
lers SinifteS Serbs auf Der Bats Don
$1.39 per galloue.
9roteries.
aaffss. - Tlarit ru5is. prsif.
ittiia.
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Gbitaso, 12. Mai.

Gbitnso. ~. Mai.
Dsisen. = ;Siir Rai S1.56E1.59,
am SdIub S1.57; fir suli $780,
1884, am Salub $1.31a.
Welif.orr. = Tiir Wlai 74a-76e,
am s6lub 75lt; fir Suli 77s-7ssc.
ON Sflub 774t.
6oisr. 1fiir Mai 53s-53;c, am
Stub 53gc; fir SuIi 52s-53sc,
ON SaIus 52le.
Roaasn. - Wartt HpminaI.
8srfis. - 72-7sc.
5imuthn. - $5.0o-6.50.
al.s. - Ss.50-13.00.
Bort. - TTtir Suli $1s10-18.e ?
81. am s6!uB s1s.1o; fir ssptsm-
ber S1s.50-l8.65. am S6lub S18.s
so.
s6mali. 49, Giir Suli 9.75-9.92.
am Stluk 97j: fiir September 995
Job, an S4lub 9.97.
Hipp.nitit,7. - 5iir SuIi $1O.52
1902. am 5hluB S10.52; fir Stps
tsm6sr s10,82-10.S7. an S4lub
S10.s2.
Butter. - preifs nisSriser; Grsds
mern 20-27:
giu. prsifs niebriser. - Srs
bindrs firms l5-17ac; firits 1s-
165c.
adrtpfieln = gr.ii, Hi.brissr. -
Uti6iqan uro yBiseoniin rotbe 35-
3sc: 10. peifs 3s-43e.
Befliia.l - aebsnoes. - Wari!
unperdnosrt.
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saes Nsrssr Ssno-G Gastirnnses

nf4ifcn osr. ls. :. a4ysgeIHenyi gagffie IL. II
4t4tfcr feut. A. 1895. III Hac, eerp. b.. ~
Hfiantit q Q i. ar. tTtsH .. q, cen. 3i1r. %
H1itint. 4 Cbtc tr. toAN sl,A. Bet. 4r. -. &t
q. 4 q. ~. lht... Gr4stH.Qb AZ '63. letH
HgeeH. Ter. %, ~. 20 n. 8 9. a.. tAr.. lA
dfnt. a5 Yscraia bf iooNH Z u. %. lr. -. .iQS
Qfnirni ffatter st. sS, slrrff. 9nstte II. :. slH
Gtuar. 4 q, ,tMr.. n sertt. gadfic 81. q
=. \ D.n, txF. !. ftkr. q. q. rfbG, Dr.. s0is
gtit. 4 ut Shr.. eyfsrn- %. si(ieib) ics
4vS n o. toirf <f ssflFsrfL con. e.. -. sfN
SlIdn.;sS Z g. ~. z sS' ssS.s Sss & 9. sT. ~ q,
": a. ~ Is'i1 e.. :ss@Ssiss @ * ssssls ia a.. q. Ss
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Ietan. n.Marft.

Rsi0 gprt, IL. Wai.
aupfsr. - p!nrit rubis; electro
lptie $500; G1itius $1s.50-1s.75.
Gifen. - Rlrtt rubis uub unp1a
Gnbsrt.
glei. - Wlrtt rubig S4.17-4.22.
lopsltsr. Rein Wartt.
3inn. - Ul1rit uRnsrdnbsrt.
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dlssrlHs sssissi'n'ass.

uIfafIas essfestHiatt.
lie llmidSe in bisliaes Glsarlnsbaus
btlirfen hd tfrts aaf "a. .05o, 400.
sssss essEsisassa.
Die @efddits sarta b.uie an bd B6rit
fttr rusig uno bic Rreiie e,oriidt. Ginc
Uss uHb gfsetr 90. gttlsn uno Qiue.
Sirsst Raiiaap aiiien DuroeH ON majtsn
gsbanbsi. Bsriauit pHrben:
IN bst gSris.
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en- { u hr
u u 8 IN br:

Rinbpieb. - Die 3afllbr irdr
nntsosut.nb unb bic Rahfrass bsi itss
tisen qreiisH gut. Sn Uiil6tHbsn
III Der Wortt lebIOs, ausgenommsn in
S6ldttpdare.
gpittlre u. i9tpsre Stise S6.75-
$40; aussrlsiens bis ertra $S.15-
s.35; cine @aseon aaeung ianep.
1923 9funb itypsr, 5u $S.45; JIsis
ifersStiert $5.75-S.00; srtra $8.25
$50; cine WassOn 2abung fanep
Stisr. unS Seifsrs. III pfuHb i4u,r.
Al $8.65; 6eif.rs S5.75-s.00; aus,
.rlsfens lsihte $8.25-8.5o; .ine
Wdaepn aabuns, 719 pfunb ittpsr,
su $3.50; Riibs $3.50-6.00; auses
l.fsn. $6.10-6.65; Gamers $3.25-
4.25; fsts DARN stiibe S5.5o-6.5o;
sriIa $6,60-6.65.
gulfsn. - Die 3ufubr mar
leiht unb bic grsiis 10--l5e DS6er.
Maasrs une Isihts $5.75-6.25;
Bologna $6.25-6.85; extra $3.50
700; fstis 9ullsn S6.65-7.00.
adlber. - Die 3ufubr mar
sismlid gut uno bic prsiis i'm als
aeueineH iteiig.
Srbindrs unb grObs &.75-s.00;
fair Bis quite I.ihts $7.00-8.5O.
SnipeiHe. = Die Sufubr ipnr
gut unb bic prsiis &c ni,brissr. Der
56lub mar Feiisr.
@ute bis nustrleiMe @erpuduness
inb sSIsiid,eriortsn S7S0-7.85; ors
bindrt Biz oussrleIsns i6tpere fstie
Sdus s5.75-7.s5; Stass S4.75--