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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
1G0RNRsIoNE AYQRE0pENNG OF OF lAB0RERs
Merchants and Steamboat Companies
Experience Difficulty in secur-
ing Men.
ing Men.

The Gazette on several occasions
recently has called attention to the
difficulty experienced by business
men and others in Alexandria in Sc
curing laborers. This scarcity of men
is felt more seriously during the
summer months, and although there
are always more or less idle men,
white and black, lettering around the
river front and contiguous to saloons,
when this class is approached and
work offered them, their would be en-
nlcvers are often answered with
yawns or the words, "It's too hot to-
day."
Yesterday we directed attention to
the fact that guards from the state
roads are likely to make their des-
cent upon the city Jail at any time
and take there from such able-bodied
men as may be serving terms. On
Thursday one of those unannounced
and unwelcomed visitors carried
away with him ten men-five white
and five. colored-to whom meteoro-
logical conditions were never suit
able for work. They had been ar
rested as Migrants and composed a
squad of summer birds" Melted by
The police during the last three
months.
Steamboat companies are, to use
I. vulgarism, Cup against it." These
corporations now pay $50 a month
and board to deck hands, yet it is
ieldom steamer arrives or leaves
mis- port with full complement Of
men. These companies several years
go could procure men at SIS. They
!ater paid SIS, $40 and $25. One
liver steamer which should carry
,welve deck hands when such can be
procured, left this port one day this
yeek with but two. Only pcrishable
freight could be taken aboard. Should
he companies be SO fortunate as to
AXE on all the freight offered they
would experience difficulty in getting
! off at the river landings, as labor
RS are exceedingly scarce at all
aoints on the Potomac The Baltimore
steamers are also experiencing in
Convenience from scarcity Of laborers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
connection .sWfiiK'
in Connection With
Foundation Of New Hospital
viii be Conducted 1857 q

Arrangements are being complet-
cd for the laying of the cornerstone
Of Alexandria's new hospital, and the
date for the ceremonies has been
fixed upon as next Tuesday The
cornerstone will be swung into place
at 5 o'clock promptly. Ceremonies
ON the occasion will be conducted By
Alexandria Washington Lodge Of
Masons, and the trowel used to lay
the cornerstones of the national
Capital and the Washington monu-
ment, and a relic of the. period III
which George Washington was mas
ter of Alexandria Washington Lodge,
will be welded.
It is expected that large number
of the board of trustees of the hos
pital, the medical staff, and the lady
board of managers will be present.
DR.. William S. Smith, of this city,
president of the State Board of
Health, will represent the hospital
medical staff, and is expected to
deliver few remarks on the culmi-
nation of the hopes and plans Of
the hospital officials in securing the
new up-to-dste structure for thd
city.
Within the cornerstone will be a
metal box containing relics of this
;.:ity and papers of various sorts
which are being prepared by the lady
board Of managers, of which Mrs
r. n. Ballenger is president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
MUCH-NEEDED SHOWERS.
Copicus Rains, Accompanied by Wind
Thunder and Lightning, Fall
Late Yesterday.

Truckers in this neighborhood have
recently suggested that rain was
..f4adly needed, and towards the close
Of yesterday black clouds loomed up
IN the west and northwest which
brought relief. About five o'clock
showers were falling, but they were
short-lived. After the rain had ceas-
cd t. fall heavy clouds still hung in
he southwestern heavens, and the
wind, which was from that quarter,
.iialf an hour later brought them over
This city. Lightning was flashing and
thunder rolling, and the wind was
high. Rain fell in torrents, and con-
tinued for some time. The heavens
in the meantime were darkened, so
much so that artificial light was nee
cssary in houses.
While the tempest was raging the
Wind twisted limbs from trees and
caused other minor damage in diff
crent sections of the city. :.
Although considerable lightning
accompanied the storm, the electric
fluid caused but little damage. 4
house in Rosemont, which three AL
cxandria ladies' occupy, was struck
and the chimney and roof damaged.
The weight of the water which set
lied as in a basin on aportion of the
gospel ten, caused a small rent. The
tent was not struck by lightning, as
was reported
Considerable water fell during the
tempest, and streams near the city
overfowed their banks for time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
Running at a speed estimated at

Running at speed estimated at
close to sixty miles an hour, an au-
tomobile occupied by Pheran G.
Councillor, 10 years old, and a girl
companion, struck car of the Sew
cnth street line at Seventh and D
streets northwest, Washington, at
li:50 o'clock last night. Pheran's
foot was cut eff just above the ankle,
it is said, and the young woman was
also severely injured. The collision
reduced the automobile to mass of
wreckage. Walter Keefer, 81 years
cid, driver of the automobile, is held
at the First precinct station charged
with intoXication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09

Oyster season now open at the
Rammel Cafe. 3..s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
ENJOY A VACATION AT
Colonial Beach I; l
sWashington's Atlantic City. !
Steamer st. Johns

Saturdays, 800 P. N. Other Days
$50 A. Al. Returning, leave Colonial
Beach 6 P. NJ. Home again midnight.
{ FAREAsaturdays, 81. Good to re- e:
turn any day. Other days, SOC. Good
day only. Children, half fare. Dollar
tickets sold on all trips. Special even
iaggsiitrips, "Wednesday, September 6;
Thursday, September Z, and Friday,
September Johns
leaves P. II aE.is T. "a
Stops rnaae 81 s!s&aadsls on all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09

According to dispatch from Bcr-
lin. during August the allies artil-
lcry and aviators killed thirty-one
men, twcntyseven women and sew
entccn children in Belgian and
French territory held by the Ger
mans. Tifty-two civilian men, ninety
women and thirty-nine children were
wounded. Since September, 1915, L.
953 French and Belgian civilians
nave thus been killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
MARKET MASTERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ill
begin today, September 4, 1916, at
my Office in the Market House the
work of testing weights and measures
used by storekeepers and others in
this city. I will be in my Office from
8 o'clock in the morning until II
noon.
206-6t L. D. LYbEs, Market Master.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

Girls Select Boarding and Day
School. Thoroughly modern and cul-
tural in curriculum, methods OF in.
struction and environment. English,
Art, Music, French and Commercial
courses offer every facility to ac-
ouire complete, practical and re-
fined education. Positions secured con
completion of either the one or two
years of the Business Department,
which offers special advantages. Boys
under y admitted. toethe. da8sschool.
Il The Sisters of the Holy Cross.
] 294-1m.
a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09

President Wilson plans few politi-
cal speeches in the coming campaign
and will not take the stump for ar
extended tour unless his campaign
managers decide it IS imperative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
arc now showing New fall Merchandise such as neceeo

Now Dress Ginghanns 2c 15c, &c., and 25c per yard
New School Dresses the c. 5Oc $loo, and Sloo each
New blankets ;. .S1.O0, $780, $3.50, $780, $500 pair
Now Comforts $780, $3.50, $780, $3.50 and $3.50 each
New Fall Dress Goods, $780, $15O and $500 per yard
Now Fall Silks 5Oc 75c $780, $1.50 and $500 per yard
New Corsets SOC, $1oo, $125, $15o and $2co pa':.
Now Hosiery 15c 25c. 35c, soc, S1OO and $15O pair
A1e, New Shirts . ...., Soc $1OO, S15O and $3.50 each
Men, Fail Weight Underwear hdren 5Oc &C., Csc and $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-09
AN S
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package,
proves it 25cat ali druggists.
Stylish New Suits

I wish to notify my friends that ]
have removed to 113 south Royal
street, where I;have, ION display fine
line of fall and winter samples, when
l will be pleased to show to all m
need Of stylish Fall ana Winter suits.
on7 5e+ . n MCGOWAN !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-03
JlmB'S6adbribten.
Grettag, 3. Iobembsr

- -. JtpOtHlpSt
Der ObiOfluB tpirb fi6 I'M Gincin
natter Diitritt tpenig DerGnbern uni
bate Der Jlub seitsrn 9benb Bel bic
flyer Gtaot einen DaHeritano DOT
8 5ub.
Die folsenben Depef9en trafel
pGbrsnb beg seitrisen Cages bier sin
pittsburg, pa.-5.9 SUB, fdat.
Wbeelins, 70. @a.-2.2 i5ub, iteigt.
partersburg, W. @a.-1O.4 SUB.
aanapba Jalls, 80. @a.-1.9 SUB,
GbarleTton. 20. 8a.-7.1 SUP.
portsmoutb, SbiO-5.0 SUB, fdat.
aouisOille, ap.-8.4 SUB, fdGt.
epansoiIle, Jnb.-7.o SUP, fdllt.
ylaihbitle, Ssnn.-7.7 SUB, fdIt.
Chattanooga, aenn.-8.1 SUB. fdlIt.
gairo. Su.-12.8 Sub, fGnt.
Mempbis, 5snn.-7.7 SuB, Itsiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-03

Sir bte5rauen unbStu4
b er. Sn amiterbam bat iid etn aom.
mtttee eebtlbet, bas fi6 sur auFeobe
itelIt, bsutfbe Srauen unb atnber IN
Siibpeftsgfritd unb in Der &aptolos
ME. bic oura ben ariee urtD ben 1eIbs
sng in Rotb eeratbeu ftrb, gu untets
ftiibeu. Sm aommtttee ftser betannte
6si1IniSirASr- Mnrfibsnher liz Gruiii
S6obn1eiiter profeifor gobenItefn.
Mtslieber finb II. a. Baron 2lsted.
Srdf bon 9iluuDt, gttiriessmiriiter
General Gtanb, 8. Died, =. R. &npa
bel, Baron be Suporntu 2obmdn. be
Wlares Opens. YrofsHpr Steinmeb.
qroisFor @inbiise
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-03
Werfa a bt.

HinbDieb. - Die Sufubren
tparen rei9liA, bic Na9frags gul
unb bic preife i'm aIlsemsinen ftetig.
SUITE Stoders unb Seesers paren in
9adfrage nnb bic preiTe itetig. Wild.
ftbe tparen itetig.
Wlittlsre unb iftpers Stiere $3.50
$50; Jleiider Stiere $6.00-7.50;
auserlsIene bic EXTRA $775-8.25;
!oeifers $5.50-6.50; auserleiene BIB
EXTRA $6.75-7.25; ait6e $4.25-5.s
30; auserlsiens Bis srtra $5.75-6.s
25; Gamers $3.25-4.O0; Wil6tiibs
$35 80; Stoders unb 5esbsrs:
Gtisre S5.0o-700; Seifsrs $500
$50; &iibe $4.25-4.75.
gullen. - Die 3ufu6rsn tparen
lsi6t ullb rie preiie itetis.
Gette gullen $6.25-6.50; 8olo9s
ma $5.50-6Oo; magere unb leitte
$4O0-5.25.
aGlber. Der Wartt er5ffnsts
itetig, IApG6te it9 aber ab unb tpas
rem bic qrsiie 25-50c nieoriser.
Bette lei9ie 9dIbsr $1o.75-11.s
90; faIr Bis CUTE $8.5o-10.75; or'
binGre unb srpbe $4.50-10.0O.
g 6meine. - Der Wdrtt eroffs
nete lebbaft unb parsn bic Pretis bon
10 big so Gents b04er.
Cute Bis auserelsne S6!pere unb
Jlsii6trIortsu $10.05-10.1o; ses
miIdte 9srpadungsiprtsn $9.75-16.e
05; ausseiu9te mittlers, 100 big $50
qiunb, $9.35-9.75; lsi4te 8erianot'
Iorteu, 120--155 piunD, S90.0-9.'
25; prDtnGre biz CUTE 5eriel, 10
9funb unb borurter, S7.00-9.o0;
orbinare bis aussrIeiens ihpsr. Tette
SGue $7.50-9,60; Stugs $3.50
$50.
Sdafe nnb 2Gmmsr. -
Die 3ufubrsn parsn i4pa9' auS
fonb oas alnssbOt gu unOsrlHoerten
prsifen i8nellen q(biuB. 9us 9d4dFt
in GGmmern mar ettpas i9leppsno
unb bic preiie etipas nieorigsr.
S5afe, alserIeisns Bis sgtra $3.50
-6.75; CUTE bis auserIsisne $5.5o-
ESQ; orbindrs bis fair $3.00-5.OO.
- 9Gmmer, GussrIsiens Bis srtra
$40. .25-10.35, quite biz auserIsiens
S9.5o-1O.25; Orbinars Bis fair So
5000.
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0aeIs. BOnSs HnS Mfti,n in N,u yor'.

VeI4dtfbpabtere fpurstn ju 8XS Bis
iontirt. Be1isl auf Gsnlon Ya,en fietia.
% So Gsss sis ss@4i1s's; ss.7ss; S.ssi as
aronsn N SiSt il. 90. aab.! isx. | sir. eiass s
6.es, aabel e.e7. Rnbel Sid3t so4; Ha'
bel 81; euber.1arrsn es,1e. Tegiiauiids
9pIarS 63K.
Nftte eumartt-9r Harit mar aud
bsuie uteoer jebr ltbbafi unb fen. rsbsr
100000 Nittea Hurben umgeisSt. @eoen
'Sd'lub vuros Der Rarft un9eresslt unb
Elm IbeI osr Gsuinns sssg Disser ptr'
loren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-03
Ghftaap. 2. Qup.mbsr.

Speins. = 3ufubr 5000; ihlpat
ipis Der ssitrise preis. gul, $685.
9.95; Isits $9.0O-10.00; ssIntldts
$735-1o.20; i5spers $9.35-10.2o;
raubs $9.35-9.55; GerssI $6.75-
$50.
Rinbbi.b. : 3ufubr 1000. Mart!
isft. GiubeimIde Beef Stiers &c.
75-11.75; De5ern Stiere $6.40-
9.75; StotGs unS Gstbers S465-
7.S5; Riits unb 5eifers S3.5-s-oo;
Rdlbsr $7,25-1125.
G9dfs. - 3ufubr 14,00O. Wtarts
I9tpa6. Wetters $7.6-S.7O;
Gpes S4.00-7.6o; 2ammsr $40
11.OO.
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2lusmdrtise Wtdrtte.

Rem gort. 2. glopember.
Msbl. Wartt fsii.
Mei5sn. Wartt fart; Ro.
barter $685.; go. / ROrtbern Su'
luib S2.061; no. l RortberR Mani'
toba $2.024 {. o. b n. y.
Wsli6tOru. = Wartt fsit; Reusl
go. 2 sslbss, Sill {. |. I. gtetp Yorl
fur 3uiubr.
Sdfsr. = Martt fsii. Gtanbara
59a-604.
6duts. - Msartt feif.
2eber. - Wartt fsii.
pori. Wsartt itstis; ibOrt clear
$28.50-3o.50.
gesi. Marit itetis.
sdma!5. - Wartt i4Da9; WtiS.
bic Weit 16.S0-16.90.
5als. - Wlartt iistis.
DolIs. Nlarti itetis.
Reis. - Martt jtstis.
TsplaFes. WAarti ftstis.
3uder. - RoRr. Maarit it.tis. -
Centrifugal S6.46; WaoIaiss $3.50;
raffinirter, ftstis; isiner sraauIirtsr
$7.50-76o.
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1dsli@er Marft.S erid,t.
Gineinnati, /. RoDemter.
Die na4folsonben Quotirungen BE.
Sisben ii9 nur auf gngrOs 5ranss
atticnen. Bel tIeinsrsn gsI4dften fpsr.
ben stnas b0brs prsiI. bsre9n.t.
pro bifionen.

1 ~ " I've
Sdmals. prima Steam 49,,
1e.55r16.63; Gamilp III t17ae.
Err dengeal5enes Glei d,
- Sbort clear Sei!en lois 153t
-1s4c; erira ibort clear Seitsu 154
-163c; iurse Rippenisiien 15t-
15se; Bellies 17a-17ae.
Bacon S5ort clear Seitsn
16a-17e; ertra ibort clear Seiien
15s-16c; ibort 9iippeHisitsn l5a-
16e; Bellies 18-1Sac.
Susar Gurtb TIeifd. -
Gdinten 20b -21e; picnic S4uli.rn
15-15ac; Breatfait Baton 23-25e;
59ultern In Dads.ss 10 15te; ytetp
gort Gut 155 5-16e; trpdene Yesi
Sf,iiten 29a-30se per pfunb.
SiBsep5teItes GItf4.-
S9inten 17-17ac; pienie Sdultern
12a-13te; Bellies 17a-18e; S6uI'
tern 13a-143e; G6ultern u. Q. Gut
144-14ac.
SrifaesGieIf9 - Sdin,sn
16a-1se; g.icnic S9ultern 12l-
12Pe; SduItsrH 13a-143c; ibort
Rippsnfeiten 13t-14e; ibOrt clear
Rippsnieiisn 14a-143c; utra ibort
clear Rip.nieitsn 131-14e;; Bellies
leitts 175-1sc; Bellies, i9were 1st
173c.
WebI urb Getretbe
MebI. - Winier patent $s.75-
9.25; Winter fancp 8.25-s.75; MiHs
ter familp $7.75-S.25; Mintsr egtra
$6.75-725: Dinier orStndrsr 1925
-6.75; Saries Weisen pateut $500
$50; 6drtes Mei5en faHrp 1925
-8.75; Sartes Wei3eu fdntiIp 500
$50; gaosssu, gOrtbpei!ern sss
mii9tes S6.75-7.00; Rpsstn, Gin
reinss S6.75-7.0O; Rosseu Gitp ses
mif4tes $6.75-7.00.
Mei5en. - 30. 2 rother minter
$L83-L86; glp. 8 DO. S1.76-1.'
81; go. A DO. $1.50-l75.
mel 9forn. Ro. 2 tpeibes
-; glo. 3 DO. $1.00-1.O2; Ro. A
bo. 97-99e; go. 8 DO. 94--96e; glO.
8 DO. 92-94e. - go. 2 seIbss -;
so. 8 DO. 98e-100; 90. a bo. SO
-98c; go. 5 DO. 93-95e; gao. 6 DO.
91-93c. go. Q semtihtes -;
Ro. 3 DO. 97-99c; go. 4 DO. 95H-
961e; go. 8 DO. 92a -94as; Ro. 8
DO. 90A-921c. - gleues tptibes
Rolbsntorn $685.; ssIbss arIbens
form 81 SOC; ssmifat,s aolbentorn
S4-86c.
safer. - go. 2 ipeiber 55-
55ac; Stansarb p<ibsr 54t-55e;
go. 3 tpeiber 54-545e; go. A
ipsiber 52a-53ac; go. 2 &c,
miiater 54-54ae; go. 3 sentidter,
sinbeimiiter 52a a53ac; SO. a sss
miihter 51t-52ae.
Rossen. - 30. 2 $1.40-1.41;
80. 8 S1.35-l38; go. 4 $1.25-I
1.3o; probs $1.1o-1.25.
Dbisfsp.
@srtauft ipurben .794 96Is. Gis
Filters 5iHifbeb GoObs auf Der Bats
SLAP per galpns.
Groceries.
aaffts - Japa 23--3Oe; 60,
9a 29-30c; Guatemala fanep 1oe;
DO. gutter 173c.
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Rem gort. 2. glOUember.

N ep y prt, z. ytpueHIDeT.
aupi.r. - Rartt fsit.
gl.ctrOIpttc. Grfes 0arts!
1923. 8.0o-28 80.
Giien. - Warft feit; 80. l Ncr'
tbern S23.00-24.00; No. 2 $22.5O
1850; go, / Soutbern S22. .25--
22.75; Rp. 2 $22.00-22.50.
3inn. - Iartt itstis; $41.e7h-
4.s7t.
glsi. - $7,00-76.
Speltsr. - Marit rubis.
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3ndtr. = preiie feft. = Waffis
nirtsr Gut aoaf $3.50; poipbersb $s.s
10; Cubes $3.50; grauultrter $500;
Gonf.ctiousrs .as $50; of u
$7.60-7.70; tpeiber trtra $40
7.50, srra e. $7.A0 psr bunSsrt
pfanb.
RoIaJits ID ns!is. - Isp
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Gbieago, 2. gopembsr.

Meissn. 5iir DECEMBER ST.,
81h-1-s6g, am SHIub $1.S5a; fit
Rai $1.81FlH. om S&Iub 81,
MelTbtorn. = Sir De5mber s3s
'-s7te, ON SaIuB S6Ec; FL. Mai
S6e-89ic. um G6Iub 8Sge,
5dfer. Jiir DECEMBER 534-
54ac, am S6lub sac. fur weai 56s
-58se, an S6lub 5sfc.
RosseH. - 9o. 2 nominal: Ro. 3
S1.40.
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Wiebniarft.

Gtntinnnt L. q gopemb,r.
3ufubr unb Wsrianbt tpdbrenb Der
lett.n "a StunSen, perslidsn init bers
feIben e3it Der Dorbergebenben brei
Gage wartu ME folst:
3ufubr.
Minbp. S&psine Gt,afe
90. Sit. 3106 1885 GOT
81. DIT 80. S53 S699 $50
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@efliisel. - Martt -lbig. -
groilers pon IL 9Dfunb unb baru"tsr
19e; syrpers iiber ID pfunb 15e;
Sdbne 12c; 6iibner 1916; 5rut'
biibner 19-23c; DO. nit trnn!'
mer grnit 10-12c: guGs 6-Sc;
tpeibe Gnten 12-14e; ate DO. IL
GGnfe 11--12e; alte 5oubsn $l.oo
bas Dubenb.
Safsn. go. 1 $2.25-2.4o;
so. Q $1.75-2.OO per OuBsnb.
Sbfunb gemiii.
MepfeI. - Maiben Bluff $3.50
A.00; W.altbp $3.50-4oo; 2llsr'
amber $3.75-4.50; WColf NtDtr
S3.5O--4.O0; Sonatban $4.50-5.'
90; Grimes Golbsn s3.75-4.25 pee
9bf.; Grab aepf.I $2.50-2.75 per
gu.
3itronen. California $500
$50; WleFins $3.5O-4.50 per
aiits; 2imes $2.75-3.00 per Crate.
Srangtn. - @alencia $4.O0-
$50; Gloriba $4.0O-4.50 per stiits.
GuitteH. - $1.25-2.O0 per
gu.
Beintraubtn. Nidgard,
pons acrb 1ec; gliasard, 8 piunb
aorb 30e; goncorbs, 90 pfunb &Ore
60-65c; goneprbs, s g}funb aorb
%, 80; goncoros. 8 Quart aOrb
16c; Gonoorbs, per Son $500; De-
laipars. Wein, per Son 5000.
pfirfi9e. - Rortbern Sbto
$1.50-1.75 per 9u.
aartoffetn. Ginhsimiid.
s5.5o-6.Oo; Gaiiern gobbI.rs $3.50
800 per Dbl. unb $1.9o-2.Oo
per gu. bonn StOre.
Sibfartoffeln - ette
S.risp $4.0O; @irsinia $2.e5, me-
bum $1.75-2.O0 per gbl.
@urfen. 1reibAaus S1.OO-
1.25 per Subenb.
g ma ten. - ginbeimiI6, 75e
-S125 per gu.
araut. - GinbeimiIdes $3.25-
$50 per gbl.; rptbes S3.75-4.25.
Gelerp. - Wi6isan S125-1.'
40 per Crate Don 8 Bunbeln-
WeiBe Rubm. - $l.2o-l.'
90 per g6l.
3piebeIn. - wsibe, 1926
$50; s.Ibe s3.0o-3.25 per bunSers
Sfunb.
9rdne gobnen. - Ginbeimi'
f6e S1.00-1.50 per Bu.; Wa4sbob'
n.n S1.00-1.25 per 5ampsr; 2ima"
bobnsn 15-20c per Auart.
aarotten. -Giuktmtite S1.0O
-1-25 per Blu.
2anbprob uste.
Seu. - go. / 9imotbh $500;
To. 2 Simotbp '$14.0O; Ro. 8 Si'
motbp $12.00; go. l ssmii4ter aIse
$14.00-14.25; go. 2 ales $12.0o-
1925; go. 1 alee $3.50; go. 2 aIa
S11.5o; 9isiiges alfaIfa S14.00--
1900; Ross.nitrob S1O.0o-10.50;
Saferitrob 100000; Weissnitros
$S.00-9.OO per 1onne.
Mibtenfutter III rubis unb
felt. - aleie 31.00-33.OO; Wibbs
lings, brauns $33.O0-35.00; iusibs
35.00-36.00; seHii4tss gutter
33.O0-34.00.
SGmereien. - Wartt itetig.
- alseIamm.n $9.50-10.50 per Bu.
bonn StOre; 5impibp $2.0-2.55;
GIaasiamsn $1.8o per Blu.
gerfatebenes.
Dele. - Wartt feii; 9ein6l, robes
93c per 9alons in partien 53e; IA
Bbl. 0sto4tes Ii msbr; 30. / aaros
5l SIC; Cotton Sstb Oil, raffinirtes
SIC per GalIon., serpeniin SAC in
partitn BON Is Gab, unb &c in
parti.n BON 10-25 @aupnen pstro-
leum, Obio Carbon 12O @rab SC; DO.
$50 grob 8at; ssablisbt ITS GRAB
9s--10c; Reb groiun gaiOlin zoe;
Rapata 25t per Salon. in partien
BON 1--5 Bbls.
Saf5. - Der Wortt III rubia. Il
SbiO RiDer $1.10 per gbl. bon 28O
pfunb, 5abrlObn binsusefiist.
3aIs. - Wartt iietie. prima
gitp 1oi-1oie; DO. Gountrs 9a-
10e per pfunS.
aobIen. - Martt rubia. gou.
gbiosbenp S4.50-5.0O; aanaipba
Siiidioblen $4.50-5.00; Rub ullb
glad $3.75-4.25 per sonne abaelis.
fsrt. Rau1lofs GtiidtobIen 5000
8.25; antbracite $9.50-9.75 per
aonns abseIiefert. goie tpitst $3.50 |
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@erite. = SOC Big $1.22.
3imotbb. - $3.25-5.25.
alee. - $11.00-15.OO.
port, - Jiir DECEMBER $3.50
-26,l2, am S6lub $3.50; fir Mai
$25.90-26.3o, am S9lub $3.50.
Shmals. - Sir Sanuar 15.15--
1880, am S9luB 1927; fir Wtat
l5.37-15.62, am G4lub 1877.
Rippenleitsn. - Sir Sannar 13.s
72-l3.90, am S6lub 1872.
Butter. - Wartt bDber; ereamerp
32-35ac.
,eier. = Martt unberdn6ert.
aartoffeln. Warft unDerGn0ert.
Gefliigel. - Gebenbes. Martt nieos
riser. Siihner 16e; Springsrs 1876.
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Stimmt fir Senman, republ.
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All gsb. uno 483 berlaaat. Der Narft i'm
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esafd asf Grssss
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40 pro 9fb. Sterling quotirL Slr We&.
lei asf Berlin psyssR 20e pro Rarf, be.
ysdHsi. iar WsHiei aui $sriS IKE pro
UrsHt, aaf Gmiteream 42e pro Gufeen
uno auf Den 15e yrs &rons, 2ires Zoe,
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