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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-15

The Advocate for printing.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-15

Fresh veal at Grsenwads's.
Newark post., 1915-05-12

continuing about two months or
until the middle of May. May is,
indeed, the great month for car
load shipments. By far, the great
est part Of the Tennessee and Vir-
ginia crop is shipped at that time,
as we'll as much of the Delaware,
Southern Illinois and Maryland
supply. By the end of June South
ern California is almost the only
area from which carload ship
ments are being made. The straw
berries then on the market are
chiefly grown in small quantities
in areas close to the great con-
suning sections.
In connection with this work the
Department of Agriculture is con-
Quoting a telegraphic market news
service of the daily movement Of
Strawberries to the various large
markets during the current sea-
son, together with the prices. re-
ceived. Reports of these move
ments and prices are telegraphed
daily to producing areas and con-
suming centers in order to assist
in the profitable distribution of the
crop.
Newark post., 1915-05-12
Editor Bows Himself Out

If the people of Elkton like the
reputation they have achieved,
through matrimonial channels, we
feel rather disposed to leave them
to the enjoyment of the thing they
like, obeying the wise injunction
of well known Latin essayist
that concerning tastes there is to
be no dispue."
If the Christian churches like
the reputation their pastors are
achieving along matrimonial lines,
we feel disposed to clay low and
say nuttin'," being prepared to ad-
nit that the churches which en-
ploy the ministers are entitled to
what they like-without any inter-
ference or suggestion from a
frank outsider"
In fact, our comments on the
disgusting performances of some
OF our local clergymen were in the
first place called forth by the re-
quest of citizens of Elkton and
members of the Christian
churches. We were quite willing
Newark post., 1915-05-12
The Feeble-Minded
Menace In Delaware

THE Delmarvia Star" is pub
fishing a series of articles con-
corning the feeble-minded menace
in Delaware. The second of the
series which appeared in the is
sue of May 2, contains the follow
ing statements which argue force
fully for the need of legislative
action looking toward the care of
the four hundred defective resi-
dents of Delaware.
E. Ross Farra, Chief Probation
Officer of the Juvenile Court, in a
recent speech, said in part:
"Feeblemindedness is one Of the
evils of our day that has not been
brought to the attention of the
public to any marked degree in
our city. 1t is a question that
great many people shun. 1t is a
question that may come very near
your home or mine. You do not
know how soon your son or daugh-
ter may marry a feeble-minded
person. Of course you don't think
they will. 1t is very natural for
you to think that. But such things
have happened right in this state
and in families Just as respectable
as yours and mine, and unless we
are very careful it will happen
some more times"
Considerably more information
Newark post., 1915-05-12
Individual cases were cited by
Mr. Earra as follows:

Individual cases were cited by
Mr.. Farra as follows:
CD Fifteen-year-old-girl - in
clined to be vicious-untit for pub
lie schools-mother dead-father
away all day, leaving her alone
acknowledgements a great deal
of time on the streets both day
and night-steals. Custodial care
in a school would improve her.
(2) Thirteen-year-old-boy. In
the fourth grade in school-con-
firmed truant-father a confirmed
drunkard-worst thief for his age
on record in this city. Custodial
care would train him to do useful
things and keep his time occupied.
(3) Seaford family, father and
mother unmarried, having six
children more feeble-minded than
themselves. Children unable to
articulate properly-live in filthy
old barn where ladders are used
instead of steps. Girl in family
gave birth to illegitimate child,
by her father Another daughter,
16, in Elkton, and a third, IA,
under no care or custody. One boy,
II, colored, strongest mentally Of
the lot. Two other boys, Is and 10
years, who live on farm, talk in
in pig Latin" not one of the
children sulf-supporting or self
directing. Custodial charge in
their case would be far less ex-
pensive than are the possibilities
under present conditions.
(4) Seven feebleminded girls re-
leased from the Delaware Indus
trial School for Girls had four
teen children in less than four
years, most of whom were weak.
Next week the third of this
series of articles will deal with
the provisions being made for the
feebleminded in other states.
Newark post., 1915-05-12
Plucky Girl Saves Boys Life

Martin Lannan, aged IA years,
fell from the roof of a four-story
building on the site of the new
public playground at Third and
Madison streets, Wilmington, on
Friday, and landed in the Shipley
Run sewer crossing the plot. Re-
becca Reeder, aged IA, saw the boy
fall and when he did not rise she
ran to his aid, climbed down to the
sewer and wading got hold of the
boys head which she held above
the water until Policeman Riley
came to her help and rescued the
boy, who was removed to Della
ware Hospital, where is was fear
ed that his skull was fractured and
that he was injured internally.
Newark post., 1915-05-12

to lend them our columns and our
editorial endorsement in an effort
to redeem the situation. If instead
of backing us up they want to
back off, we are content. If the
town wants to wallow in it's mire,
let it. If some of our preachers
want to disgrace their calling, let
them. If the churches want to dis
count their influence and mission,
so be it. Our withers are un-
Newark post., 1915-05-12
Delaware Listed Among
Great Fruit Areas

A recent survey of the produc-
tion and marketing of strawber-
ries in the United States, made by
the Department of Agriculture, in
dicates that the eight most import
ant commercial strawberry dis
tricts are Central California, Ten
nessee, Maryland, Delaware, North
and South Carolina, Southern
Louisiana, Virginia and the Ozarks
In 1914, 1905 carloads Of straw
berries were shipped from Central
California. Lesser quantities
were shipped from the other dis
tricts which are named in the or
der of their Importance. From the
Ozarks came 748 carloads last
year.
The authors of the survey, which
is published in Bulletin 1877 of the
United States Department of Ag-
riculture. "Strawberry Supply and
Distribution in 1914" points out,
however, that the north plays a
more important part in the straw
berry industry than these figures
might indicate. Great quantities
of berries are grown in the north
in small patches and shipped to
market by trolley, express, or in
the producers own wagon. Only
a very small portion of northern
grown berries are concentrated
into carload lots, the basis for the
government survey. In the south
however, on the Pacific Coast,
where berries are shipped long dis
tances it is economical to arrange
to have them sent by carloads.
The bulletin already mentioned
contains list of all shipping sta
tions in the United States where
carload shipments originate, to-
gether with the number of car
loads sent out in 1914. From this
list it appears that there was a
grand total of 14,5532 carloads of
Strawberries shipped commercial
ly in 1914. Of these 2,312 came
from California, the states closest
competitor being Tennessee with a
total of S1,571.5
Another chart in the bulletin
shows the duration of the shipping
seasons in the various sections.
Strawberries begin to leave Cen
trail Florida as early as December
and the movement continues until
the end of March. By the first of
March the first Strawberries from
Southern Texas and Southern Cal
ifornia find their way to the mar
ket. About the middle of March
the Louisiana crop begins to move,
Newark post., 1915-05-12

wrung. AS local journal that
tries to be somewhere near de-
cent in it's standards and out
spoken in it's opinions, we have
said our say concerning the dis
eusting affair-and thereby clear
ed our skirts. We now leave the
matter in the hands of our relig.
ious leaders and teachers-the
churches and their clergy.
Cecil Whig.
Newark post., 1915-05-12
Braunstein & Co.
612 MARKET STREET WILMINGTON
NEXT DOOR TO N. SNELLENBERG
ClearaWay Suit Sale

Iomorrow's reduction sale offers such splendid su
taken advantage of by every woman who wants suit
and skifully made of excellent material in the height
cidedly practical
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ODut o en- Ib,,tartte.
giseinnatt 9. sssD., 1915

Gtnetnnatt Q. Reb., 1915.
Dis. ns&irsss mad 4arlebeH mar ieint
bsionberS esoBe un6 ba bic Banfen bin.
linQli@e 5pnbS an SaHb bebex, 70 If @efD
widis. 6ar HarIe6tn ,,pA eau" peroeu
Don ben Banfen ~ berehnet, tpdbrsnb We.
iddftspopisrs 40 500 biSiontirt ptrben.
gM clfeRen Uarite nurbsn Garfeben ,pn
! saas ~ sK-l% unb auf Belt ~ 4--4H8
placirt.
MsAfa sxi Rss pssf
pnrbex IL qari spiiaen 8anien berfauft.
Die GouHtsrrats betragi SOC pramie per
$1,000
Es4sa aaI gsssss.
et&t. Ms&isl auf 2onbon wurben Az
40 per Sfb. STERLING quotirt. Syar @ed,.
iel anf Berlin pur6en S4c fir 4 Wtarf
bsreGnet fir @sdiel auf Baris 171Sr pro
Nrane, ant Nmiteroant 42He bro @uloen
Mne auf @ien 1910 per arons, 9ires 1879
Jiubei saX, cranes (6dpeis) 19e.
enubss cbIisstisHen
warsn rutia nnb itetis. Die BanisH qui.
Giniauf. Beriaat
~ Bombs 1895 Coup. .iO9 no
sS Bombs, 1918 .10o4 -
az Bombs, 1890 81 9S
~ Eanama, ......... 70
81 Banana ..... .100X
CLEARING esnis.uHiats.
Sic llmidte i'm bieiisen Glearinshsufs
belieien li1 heute auf e5,044,A00. Die um.
iabe Der perHciieneH @oAe bslieisn iiA anf
$80, ,265, $50, segen e21 SIC, 800 in Der Tor
rfiponbireuben @o1s oss porsen Sabrss.
YsfaI esfuhiHteu.
Der Narft in 2pfalieinritdttn war aud
heute risber giemlid lebbaft, bod wartu
bic preiie itsiis. 8srtauit wurSea:
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TnIandifNe ra6ri6terl,

-5ermau Riobers Seer.
oigang. German Riooer, Der per'
ftorbeus Gisentbiimer Der rR. .
Staats5eituNg", rubt nun in iSrieben
Rod eiumal Deriammelten iid ieint
Jreunbe, als in Der airde gum 9laer'
beilisiten Satrament. Der er tets BIZ
srsue ssbaltsn, unter fait fiiritIi4em
pomp bic 2si4s stNseIesnst purbe
9roben unb bIeibenben giubrud mad.
ts auf bic OisIsn 9unberte Don 2eio.
tragsnbsn, bic bas pette Sfiff Der
&ir4e fiiGtsn, bic RequiemmcNe, bic
gum lsbten @ebeuten bes 9eritprbeneu
itattfanb. Mit bem berrli9sn. impps
iant.n peroii'iden ReqIisn puroe bas
Rsquiem sr0ffHet, uno Cardinal 6ars
Iep .rtbeilts gum SdluB befeIbsn bic
lsBt. aHolutiOn. Die RequismsM sMeiis
purbe Don pfarrer 90. Wintlsr bon
aerisp, pa, einem lebensIangen
Treunbe bss 8srbli9sren, celefrirt. Gs
mar cine ipabrbaft fiirftlids Gbrup9,
b.nn UNI ben aarbinaI 5arrellp battle
ii9 Der sanse srobs alerus psriam=
melt, baruntsr ni9t peniser als fiiuf
Wsoniisnori. Sdou am 9Orabcnb bats
ten bic 5rau.rfeieru ibrsH Gnfuns gea
nonlmen, ais Ser Centennial Council
Ro. 252, BEN Der 9erblihens EN- @ters
teliabrbunbsrt angebort bat, eiuen
Sauseottssbi.nit i'm 5rauerbauTe, 90.
II Deii 81. Str, peranitaltste. 9rob
mar bi. 3abl Der 2stotrasenben. giirs
germeiiier Mit6el mar elmer Der Grs
fen, Der in Der &irds erfdien. prin5
6abfslbt unb Sduptmann 5raH5 b.
Bapcn aus @aibington pertraterl Die
bsutI9e gotidaft unb 9oriul Sofens
fsIb.r unb iein Stab bas oeutIae @ea
neraIsRouiulat. Sie pfterrsidsungar
ide Regierung mar ourd General
2oniul Ruber bon psrsteb uno ieinem
Stabe pertrettn. Inter ben 2eibtragen-
ben bsfanbsn iid ferner 0r. 2lbrubam
Sacobi, fotpie bunberte Der drgeiebens
fen MGnnsr Der Wiifsni61ft, oes
9anbels unb bes 6ffeutliden 2sbens.
OieGinnanoer 9as
Sept.mbers8uIletin bes Giapanbes
runssbursaus in WaIbingtpn sroiebt
bic gin3elbeiten iiber bic qaIIoaierbes
tptgung 3piibsn ben Der. Staaten unb
N..,, m,.aI,,sk ..rL ha.1a, Sp,.h&,,,na,,
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@.nnbe neuerbings liest 3eligntb
Don sipei Seitsn Dor, bah bic rieiigen
ari.ssorbres, insbeipnbere fir ggpIos
iibsgei9offe. ben bieiiaen Gabritanten
BEL ggeitem ni6t ben bohen 9epinn
liefern. fpie bas bic DISQUALIFICATION
NIT 9orliebe annimmt. 60 bat praiis
cent gaton BON Der american Gar &c
5ounbrp SO. ertldrt, bab feline @eieu'
f9aft Notwithstanding i'm Be-
iras. bon $7,361,0oO grutto OH
Sanb babe, bod in .einsn llntsrbaro"
Iunaen tpea.n ipeiterer berurtiasr Sic
ferunaen itebe. gr iu4t bas allsrbings
haraus 81 .rildren. bab aur GrhObung
Der 2ieferuugsfGbigteit sesignste Wids
Ifinen itIro crfabrene Grbeiter idDer
su erlanaen limb.
9i. @eitinaboufe Dir grote 60. Bat
ibren attiondr.u mitgetbeilt. re babe
MunitiDns<&outratte fir SIT. .930, 900
on 6anb. 9od rad Mbsua Der aoiten
fit fpesieIIe Wai4tnerie uHo ipdter
faum au pertpenbenbe 9ebdubs lei Der
i9li.bli5e GrlGs i'm @srbdltnib gu
benz oufaelpanbten aapital tsiu uuses
pSbnIihsr.
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re $5.5O-7OO; Seifers $4.50-5.-
rs; Rifle $400-5.oO.
BnIIen. - Bel MIR mGBiger
3nfibr unb 5iernli9 gutter gsabfrage
|ipar Der Mnrft ftetis.
syette 9ullen $6.OO-6.5O; 9os
lOgna $5.00-5.75; ertpa $5.25
600; mnsere unb lei9te $2.50-4.75.
WiiI9fiibe. Die 3ufubr
mar in Der perfloiienen @o9e rlur
|mGBig un6 Der Narft itetig Bis itarf
fir Die beiieren Gualitaten, ipdbreno
Die oroindren pernadldiiigt Daren.
Bette Mil9fiibe $3o-s5; quite BIB
alserleiens $60-75; orbindre bis
fair $35-55.
aaIber. Die 3llfnbr mar
nur mdbig, Der wlarft aber flau uilb
ifapnb.
Bette leidte aGf6er 11.O0-11.25;
fair Bis quite S8.00-11.00; Orbindre
unb arose S4.50-10.75.
@ 9meine. 9ie 3nfiibr mar
nidt groB, bic @a6irase cine sieri.
lid quite uno bic Breiie itetig fir
5leiideriorten, Gerfel aber fielen INN
50c per 100 pfilnb infolse iebr gutter
92abfrage.
2lusseIu4te f6Dere 9.rfanbtiorten
$$725-7.50; CUTE Bis auserleIfns
@erpudunss- ,inb syleiiderforten
S.25-730, semiidte 9erpadunsss
forten S7.00-7.25; aussdu4te mitts
lere $700-7.15; lsidte gerIanbts
forten $6.50-6.75; orbin1re bis
idp.r. fste Sdu. $5.00-6.50; ors
bindre BIB CUTE Stass $4.Oo-6.o0;
EXTRA S6.25.
Saafe unb MINER.
Die Na9frage bat itarf nadgelaiien
uno Der Wsartt mar Iangimu uuo
itetig.
S6afe. .rfra $5.75; out. Biz atser<
lsfeue $5.00-5.65; orbinGre Bis fair
S3.OO-4.90. = 2dmmer. srtra $9.s
90: gut. BIG aussrIsiene $7.75-8.9O:
orbindrs Bis fair $5.50-7.50; guls
$5.00-6.00.
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stsisembe Winnitious Ansfubr.

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Der. Staaten in Der 3eit pom 1. Seps
temxr. boriaen sssabrss Bis gum 81.
Suli bteies ssabres europa nit Wius
nitiou i'm @ertbe DON $56,30o,O0
periorat. ueden nur $4,5O0,OO0 in Der
sleiHen poriabriaen periobe. Bier
fsiinfiel bes biesiGbrigen @rports iino
babel anf bic MDnote 2lpril big Slli
eniiallsn, $50 auf Suni unb sSlili
unb i'm Suli allsin lit Munition i'm
Werths ppn $16,425, 900 CUR ausfubr
nad europa aefanat. Dabei perii6ern
bic sr0bten Gieferdnten, tpie bic Wes
ftingEouie 60, bic americdn 2ocomos
tiDe SO. u. a.. baB iie ben SObepuntt
ibrer Gieferunssfdbigteit ni6t bor De.
aember erreiden f6nnen, iobaB ii4
tpeitere erbe6Iide Steisernnd eieier
4usfubr erfparten ldBt. Die amtlidea
3iffsrn fbliebsn bic 2ieferllna BON
pulber elm, iinb fiir bic bier grOBten
ausfubr@ @Monate itslfen iie ii6 lunter
Gortlofuns Der lebten brsi 3iffern)
folgenbermaabeu:
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Die neue @runbIaae.

sSrau: ,,Qu erSdbIteit ood ueulidi
esbr battat @urcu &Irb ouf itreng nb'
itinenter @runoInee reformirt, imh
bobei fourntit aauabtIih beoebt Hnt'
bouie2"
Wtaun:, .Sa, mas eIaubIt on oent
peIbe ungebei,ren aeIlerbeltnnoe iuI,
nod sii neyuiAten baben2I"
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1 I<tfA.k Gy<&Jsst~<s<b oDbs It<It0 O<S1SS
orbindrs firits 26ac; istOnbs 21tc pei
Dubenb.
@effiiaef. - ylahfraae sut. =
1roiIers 2 aDfunb unb barunter 17c;
iiber atpei pfiinb 14te; 6dbne Sc;
6ibner 93-13c; arufbiibner 18c
@ulls ,6-8e; gnten 13-15c;
iunae gnten 141-15ac: Gdnfs Ill
-13c.
I 6afen. - SO. 1 s2.25-2.50
9o. 2 $1.75-2.00; Gulls 60c pei
DubsHb.
unbgem1f.
aepfsl. - gute aepfel $500
300; aeip5bnIide $1.00-2.00 per
8bl.. einbeimifGe 4O-75c per Blu.
3itronen. - Wefiina $2.75--
300; California $3.O0-3.5o pet
Sti5te.
aronsbeer.m. - Gap. Sob
$6.0o-e.5o Der gbl. unb $1.75-
200 per aiite.
Dranaen. California BAL.
$3.25-4.25 Der aiffe.
Weintraubtn. = Jpes Seebs
linas 1896: Goneorb 19-2oe
per aorb b. 8 pfunb; yliaaara 12he:
Delaipare 12bc per tleinen aorb.
9irnen. - Sutfeb $780,
Is per 86l.: stiefsr $1.Oo-1.25 per
gu.
Quitten. - $1.75-2.OO per
Ru.
Rartofferu. - einbeimiId.
$1.90-2.0O; go6blsrs Ro. l $1.9o
200 per gbl. unb 50-55c per
Blu. auf bsm Geltife.
SiBtartoffeln. - girats
mia $500; e6te sSerisb $3.O-3.25
per Blu.
Gurfen. - Tsp Dort $1.25-
|1.50 gu. saorb.
somateu. - California $1.50
LIS per Crete.
WeibeRiibem = $l.5O-l.7o
per gbl.
Stedriiben. $1.50 per 86l.
glumenfobl. - Reu Dort
$1OO-1.25 per Crate.
2raut. - ginbeimiid1es 75c--
$1.0O per g6f. unb $s.00-10.oO
Der spn. gptb.s s1.75 per gbI.
3pi.beIn. - giubeimii6e ael'
Sc 70-75c per 8u. unb S2.25-
$50 Bill: ginbeimifde peibs 9oc--
$1.00 per Bu.
Crime 9 hnen. - Ginheimi'
S2.50-3.00 per 2 Blu.
Rarotten. - ginbeimil6e 12a-
15e per giinbsI.
Rotte RHben. = 1inkimil@
12a-15c Der Dusenb.
2anoprobufte.
5eu. Ro. 1 Simotbp $500;
yap. 2 Simotbp S17.0o; SO. 3 Simos
tbn $500: glo. / semif4ter ales
$3.50; 30. 2 aemif9ter alee 3d.
Oo-13.5O: Ro. l RIee $1,000; Ho.
2 Rlse $11.OO-12.OO; 5tefises 4ls
faIfa $10.5O-13.0O; peitli4es ST.
OO-19.00 per Son.
Ulii liibIeufutter in fef. =
Rleie S21 .00-21. so; Wibblinss gro.
bss $24.5O-25.0 90; DO. feines $3.50
-26.Oo; semifdiss gutter s23.00.
GGmereien- Wartt itetig. =
ssleeiamen $8.20-9.75 auf bem G.,
Ieife unb $9.50-11.00 per gu. bonn
Store. aimOibp $3.15-3.eo bonn
6tore.
Derf9ttbtnes
Dele. - Wlarii ffeiia. aein5l. 70.
fes 64e psr @alIone in parti.n bon
5 gbI. geiodies 1c mshr Ho. 1
aarbSl 60c: Cotton Geeb Del. raffi'
nirtes 49c pei Gallone. aerpentin 62c
in parti.n Don Is 9allonen uno
73c in partisn Don 1925 SalIonsn
Petroleum. Dbio Carbon 40 Grub
S5e. bo. $50 Grab 10ae. Seablia6t
175 Grab 12e: Reb Grotpn gaioIin
iiG;sc: Hopbta 1ec Der %aIl,ne n Ter,
tien bon Is 4bls.
Gala. - Der Rarit III rubig.-l
Obic Tiper S1.05 per 81. BON 2S0 |
pfb.. Ssubrlo5n binsnssfiist.
3ala. - Wartt itetio. prtina
gitp 7i-8e; bo. Country TIL
per Wfuun.
aoblen. Warit riibia. you,
sbiosbenn S3.50-3.75. Hus unS
eIad $2.25. aanaipba Stiidioblsn
s3.6-3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25
per So.n. abaelisfert. Rau9loie
Gtldtobl.n $4.75. bp. Rub unb
Glad $3.25. afntbraeits $7.75-S.oO
ser 5onn. abattisfert. gole toiiet
s6.Q0-6.5O per Sonue abaeliefert.
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Ghfeaao. 6. g2openber.

Sdapeine. - 3ufiibr 10000. =
@artt itetig; Buff $6.55-7.15;
Iei6te $6.25-730; senriidte 6.35
ithpere $6.25-7.45; raiibe
$6.25-6.4O; GerfeI $3.75-6.40.
9iiilbpieb. - 3ufubr 500; @arft
idra6. Ginbeimii6e Beef Stiere
$6.00-t0.35; &iibe unb Sellers
$2.75-8.20; aaIber $6.75-10..
so.
e6oie. - SuFubr 20O0. 1arft
felt. @etbers $5.75-6.35; gtpes
$3.50-5.65; 2ammer $3.50
900.
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q. sn eSris
ls.Is, D,nss nab attieu in Rem Dsri.

GefGditspapisre surbsn az S-3lz95 bis.
iontirt. Wtdfei auf 2onoon warea fstis
tu 4.e0H fur 90 Sags Sidt; aabsl.anDei.
lnngen $4.651s unb Siats g8s4isl $4.e4x,
Granes Sidt 5-96, Rabel 5.95; Narf Sid3t
6i. anbd 6lH, 2ires Siht GAS, Gabei
6.42, Nubd Sidt 8254; Aabei 82H; Sifber.
Darren 49N, Neriianii&s Dollars ssK.
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pie Ysttie batten babel ~ leiom. Tie
Shlabnot'runaen fonben in ben meilten
5alen untsr benen bon seitsrn.
Gtfeutetv sfftier.
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ghieaao. 6. gopenrber

q pte o, o. yfopeHtper.
Bei8eu. = iSiir DeSenber 81 .03s
-1.055. am sdIub $1.04t; fir
mai $1.04t-1.06, am S9lub
S1.05s.
DsIifforn. - 5iir December 60
60sc, am S6Iuf 6ose; fir Wai GA
-62se, am S6!ub 62se.
6afer. = sir De5em6er 3Sa-
39,c. am S6lub 38zc; fur Rai 39i
-39ae. am S6Iub 39sc.
glosaen. - No. 2 $1.02.
Oerite. - 53-63c.
Simotbp. = S5.00-s.O0.
Slice. - S10O0-20.0O.
gorf. - 'siir DECEMBER SLABS
-14.50. am S5luB $14.10; fir
Saniiar S16.32-l6.42, an s9Iub
1852.
Sdmals. = 5iir Sanuar 9.o5-
9.07. am S6luk 9.05; fir Wai 9.17
1922, am Shlub 9.22.
gaippenisit.n. - Siir Sauaiar s.92
-s.s7, ON e6Iub S.92; fir Tsai
9.15-e.17, am SaluB 9.16.
Gier. - Martt bober. SStrits 20
Boo; crbinare iirIts 2715e.
aartoiieln. - Rarft bober; Wi.
disan uno @istoniin 4o-52e;
Wtinneiota unb Gafota tpeiBe 45-
53c; Winneiota Sbios 45--52c.
linperinbert.
gutiermarit. Glsin. 8 gsOSsmber.
25 Gents bas pflltb.
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8uder. preife feit. - Raffi.
nirter Gut aoaf $500; poipbereb
$3.50: Cubes S5.95: aranuIirtsr $5.s
10; Gonfsetioners .gl~ $500; of
.M1 S5.35; ipeiber ertra S5.15; ertro
.g- S4.95 per 100 pfunb.
MoIaffesiff ffetis. - ITEM Or,
leans Open aeitle 40-55e. gentrifas
aol 20--30c per Galfcne.
Reis. - lo,iiIiona, ssuncn 6eab
6--6lt: prima 5-5ie; prbinarer
4-4ae; Sapnn 4a-54e per Wfunb.
DARN spr6bnfts
1utter. - Msarit rubis. preiie
- WbolsmiIf ertra 32e;
GentraIissb ertpa 29hc: GentraIiaeb
firiis 26c; bo. Gsconbs 23c; sgdns
CD DARN 21Ac; pddina Stod 17--l9e
per q,funb.
Rdfe. = Wsdrlt itstis. Ohio 15at;
HcrbpeItliber 15a-16ae; Rem Worf
17t: Gd,lpeiaer 20 -35c; bp..
Hrid 16e; a!mburser 1e---17as per
pfunS.
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0sew gorf. 6. giopember
aiipfer. - gfarft riibig.
GlectroIptic 1S1a-1S.25.
giien. - @nrft iinperduoert.
3inn. - @arft felt.
@leis - wlartt urIperdnbert.
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aud Der @srsargenbeit ange9Drt, 10
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pieber sldnsenb beipieien, bas bas
ct. Coulter peutI1tbum Elm ,einig
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ben Gborutter Der Yriiberi6aft. tpie lie
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in Stuunen periebt. Die st. 2ouis
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bereu Quipicien Der 9aSar ab9ebdIteu
purbe, Iofpie ale oiejeuigen, Die su ieis
uem erfolsrei6n @erluuf in Der eiuen
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nod perf9iebsne 4brednungen su mas
hen finb unb aud nod glrtbeiIi6sins
bidder ausiieben. Mm 80. Sttpber tpas
rem inseeiommt $76,S46.90 duf Der
8ant als 8ruttos sginndbme Seponirt.
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psI4e i4Ou Dor Der GrOftauns bes