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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-15
WEEKLY BULLETIN
BUREAU OF MARKETING

The bureau during the past week
has had the busiest experience dur
ing its existence in the matter OF
tlling wants without the necessity OF
advertising the wants and a large
volume of business has been done.
In view of the fact that the in
spection forces of the Department of
Agriculture have found the state
thoroughly flooded with so-called
seed oats shipped from the West that
are loaded with Johnson grass seed
ana other impurities and are of low
termination, and the department has
found it absolutely necessary to tie
up many of these shipments and deal
with them, the advice is again given
TO the farmers of the State to applv
10 the state Bureau of Marketing for
pure home raised oats for seed pur-
poses. The warning is repeated that
to plant the kind of oats being ship
ped this season as alleged seed oats
is simply to invite partial or total
loss of crops.
The bureau has recently received
numerous inquiries as to whether or
not nitro cultures for all legumes
were still being supplied by the De-
partment Of Agricu re. For the in
formation of the public it NAV be
stated that just as last year the de-
partment is supplying fresh cultures
delivered anywhere in the State all
carrying charges prepaid.
The Bureau of Marketing has also
received numerous inquiries as to
whether or not the department was
sun under contract made under the
act supplying pulverized mari, which
Is the greatest need of every acre of
land in the State, particularly where
Iegumes are planted. For the infor
nation of the public il NAV be re-
peated that the Department of Agri-
culture is now in position TO meet
all demands for mari with prompt
shipments, and a post card inouirv
VIII Immediately bring the delivered
price per ton, no shipments of less
than 80 tons being made. however.
The following is the list of nm
filled wants and offerings for the
week:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14

H &Iutt " ~ ivf Dsy"t @Ss@
ME Doafen unb aud be gtoflsr varen
tsuIe iiemli@ fart beiddttist. Die NaA'
traee aad 3arlebsR wtr sine ante uno DC
binSSaten iinb unpsr6nbert esbltebsu. dur
1artehsR ON eaa- prrben poh ben Banfell
4--4K& bereanet, pdbrenb Oeid)aitspa'
pisrs AZ 6--6es bisiontirt iperoen. Jm Of
ieRsn v,arfte mnrbsn Tarl:ben .on eall"su
8H-l9S ano aui Belt ~ l--4H96 placsrI.
sasaia ssi Hsp esss
uusbeR ~ pari 5wil&sn ganfen pertauit.
Die gountelrals bstrast 5ve *rdmis PER
le00.
sssAin ssf esrsys
Gihi. WsHiel aai 2onbuH marbea ~
AIS pro pfb. SterlinS quutirt. Gar Wt6.
lel aui Derlin wnroen zoe pro Narf, be.
ys&net, jar Be4fel aui yariS IKE pro
s5rane, auj Mmlfersam 42e yrp bulDeH
uno aui Wen 16e pro Krone, 2ireS Loo,
vyubd 10, Sio6bsln pro Krone $3.50,
Granes (6Apeis) iSHe.
Dsnsss cblisstssnss
uaren rubis uno ftstia. Die Banien quo.
iireH pts lolgi:
~ Doabs 1925 aosp. .iiOX III
Sy6 Bombs, 1918 ......1sUH 1v2
~ Hones. 1880 -. 50 SSH
~ VanaMa ...,.... w
w yansma COUPON. .loUX
vissrtas Ssaie uE,iass ~
Die .nmidte i'm plei,sea 9fearinabaus bs,
Iisten iib sfuts auf t6,oo7,05o.
ssialianSitaten
Gud bsute mar ber lImfas an bsr bhii'
gsH porls wieosr elm isbr globsr uAb Die
prtiie g,agen aberinals IN vie pobs Ginc.
tDas d electric, eoIumbia Was, bornsp d.
ISmitg Gem. iopie CbIo ,Srate Eel. uno
DDDo Giiies Was com. Daren Ipeaieu IN
xadfvass. BehaufI purosn;
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toitno Der eitaoelle. 0innnid)niten ipic
bo6e npb bofite 9ffi5iefe erfiillfem
ben arbben Sool; @onperneiir Sr1f
:. bebnirfte iidJ i'm Nnnlen Der 3ii-
borer. Tic qleidfdlls aliipeiellSen Sers
rem bonn 9lrmecobcrfontnanoo Der
Bug.glrmee bdtru Mid, am EienlfoJ
in ibrem StnmHiquartier S6loB ....
oas &on5ert 81 tuieoeuboGen. Ter
Oitermontag fano mid i'm Sa5aret.
Ga Die Sdaperpermlmoeten an Der
Sauptperanitaltimg i'm 8on5ertidal
nidt tbeilnebmen fonnteu, lang i9b
aui @lini6 Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aud nod 3lr @eigenbeglettiutg an
ben aronfenbetten. Die Ianfborfeit
Der 2eilte un0 ibrer aufopiernesir
Bflegerinnen laBt iid) 9ar nitt idpl.
bern.
9ienltaq boIte mid elm slnto oes
9Irnleeo6erfommanoos Der gugsslr-
NEE ab unb bradue mid in oas
l9one SdhloB in .... oaB DON nirle-
reh 2cuten im Stanoe gebaltcn mar,
oai man ieine belle ,Sreuoe b1ran
BADEN nntBte. Greibbduier, 8arf,
Meit6ohn, elcftrii6es &ift - rlidltS
ieblte, uu0 mie mar aQes gebegt nllo
gepflegt! Die 9ieIe 6eS Shloiies lnar
gum &on5ertiaal heraerIdtet; fait ale
Serren pom 9lrmeeoberfomlnmtoo
tanb i4 BORT periammelt. Shledt 5u
al Dem 0lan3 itintnte leioer oa5
alap'er - eS ipar iilrfterlid. Slid
liAerueiie permo6te es MIR oerS1lifit-
leiIatng cinIgcn 2lb6ru6 81 tDull,
ni9r aber Der sSeititiamung.
Ser @bei oes @eneralitaEes ielbt
brafae mid au nGd6ten Moraen ned
Brett. .2itopif 5uriid Die geIueIr.
Ihaitlide sSabrt nit oent geiltooaea,
hodyeabiloeten Wanne miro mir ltetS
ciie ser i6oldten grimerlneen oisier
9eiic bleiGen. Or erflarte mir Die
qan3e @egeno, lno hic 9trt oes 9tli.
critics Der Bug mie oieier lei
lien 21uef errei6te, oaB Die gerpulti5e
6eite greIt.9itogpif ge5lpungen lpnr-
DC, iicb obne &alnpf 81 ergebeit nast-
6em oie 9ipiien oie ei9eneIi ,Sprts III
oie suit eeiprengt battcn. erid}iit-
terne mar Der 9Ln6lict Ger nlelen per'
laiienen 0orier, Gle gum Gbcll poitls
acrit0rt maren. SermtNernspertb une
in G0dyiten1 @raoC &ntcreiie errcgeilo,
Gbcr anbererieitS nie 3ahlrctd)eu, oDn
lntiereu Eionieren eusgefiiDrten Brll'
dentailten. lSnionberbeit Die neue,
gani Gus $ool3 erboute SiniiHasls
Ssriidc. Oie 700 9}eier liber Den Sng
iiibrt, nno oeren SertIaltellung !n4r
feds @oden i'll 9lnipruh nalln.
Die Sorrree mar beeneet, es bicB
sun @eiureIic rilIten. 0iesnlal mar Id,
DER Sbtltt Der Itauoig allf oer Strede
faDrenoen <rieroiiijiere cnnertraut,
brauhte ionit nm meine Sibcrbelt
ui9t beicrQt 81 iein
60 perIief mcine eric Geiie on Die
Oitirout. Sic bat mir @rlunerllnaGiL-
aebrudt, Die Elm 2ebet Tang porhalteu
peroen. llno jeBt- 3eriprengt's mid,
fait Dor @rlpartllng beiien. pos aie
nadylte 9teiie brin9en ptro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14

9onn eritas, IA. Septembsr.
Der WaKsritanb i'm Obioflub MIRO
iid nur penis Derdnbern. 9eiterr
4benb betrus beriel6e BEL 9leiiger
Stabt Ill SUB.
Die folsenben 9spei4en trafen ge-
tern bier Elm:
pittsburs, pa.-6.O SUB, fGnt.
Wbeelins, W. @a.-5.0 5ub, fGGt.
partsrsburs, W. 9a.-3.0 SUB, fGlt.
aanalpba Sails, 90. 8a.-1.4 SUB.
gbarleiton, 80. 9a.-7.1 SUB.
portsmoutb, ObiO-5.3 SUB, faQt.
2ouisbille. ab. b.-8.4 SUB, fGQt.
GDanspille, Snb.-5.2 SUB, fdGt.
9afbpille, 5snn.-7.7 SUB, fdat.
CHATTANOOGA, senn.-8.2 SUB, itetst.
Cairo. Sa.-11.6 SUB, fdGt.
Wempbis, 5enn.-8.1 SUB, fGGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14

" in b bteb. - Die Sutubr mar
bsute isbr grob fir Wittfpo8 unb Die
preiie Der beferen Qualitdtsn itetig.,
Der dnberen I'm 10-15c niebriser. -
@uts Wil6tiibe iino feft. anbsre langz
Jam. Stoders unb Jesbers itetig.
Wlittlers unb i6psr. Stisre ST.
0o-8.75; Gleii6sr Stisre 5000
IT'S; auserlefenns bis ertra $500
s.25; Seifers $5.O0-e.75; aussrles
ins bis srtra $7.00-7.25; aii1e
&.50-6.0O; aussrleTsne bis EXTRA
$6.25-6.75; Gannsrs $3.50-4.50;
Mil6tiibe $3.50; Stoders uno
fyseoers: Stisrs $5.OO-7OO; 9si>
fers $5.o0-6.Oo; &iibe $4.75-5.s
20.
9ullen. = Ter Wlartt mar beu=
te rubia unb itsti8 bis stspas nieSri-
ger.
5stts gullsn $6.75-7.oO; gOloss
na $5.B-6.50; srtra $6.60-6.75;
masere unb lsi6ts $4.5O-5.5O.
adlber- Die 3ufubr mar mds
big, bod fielen bic preiie I'm 25c per
100 gfunb.
Bette lethte aGlbsr $12.5O-12.75
fair biz quite $9.50-12.5O; oroindrs
unb srobe $4.50-11.OO.
9 9Deine. Die beferen Guaz
Iitdtsn paren in sismlib gutter yta6s
frass, bod fitlen bic preiis i'm aas
gemeinen i'm 10c per 100 9funo. Der
Martt i5lob itstis.
Gute Bis aussrlsisR. gsrpadunsss
uno 5leiideriOrtsn $11.25-11.30;
ausseiu9te mittlsr., 16O-1S0 pfp.,
$10.75-1100; leidte gsrianbtiors
ten. 120-155 Pfunb, S1O.O0-10.s
40; orbinGre Bis quite 5ert.l, 40
pfunb unb baruntsr, $5.5O-9.O0;
urbtnire bis auserlsisn. i4ipsr. i.its
Sdus $8.00-l0.oO; sgtra $1O.1O;
Stass $7.50-S.5O.
S6afe unb 9dmm.er. =
Ods NHgebot Mar mir mdbtg, be
yta4frase gut uub bic prsife fetis 5is
fart.
S4afe, auserlefsne Big srtra $3.50
-6.75; CUTE bis auserldens $5.75-
$50; tussrlsisue biz fair $2.00-5.-
90; Gtod G,pes $7.OO-8.50. =
Sdmmer, auserlfene Bis srtra SILL
50-11.75; CUTE BIG auserIeisus S10.s
75-u.50; OrSindre Biz fair $500
1000.
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Mms,pdrti8e Marfte.
geep gorf, 13. Gsptsmbsr

Rsp y yort, 13. Ssptsmbsr.
Webl. = Nartt rubis.
Wsi5en. Marft perdnoerlth;
No. l Surum $1.73; 30. 2 barter
$1.66; gio. l glortbern DULUTH $1.T8;
go. TOrtherR Manitoba S1.73 I. o.
b. Hep gort,
Weli6torn. = Martt rlthis; go.
2 seIbes &c c. |. I. Reip gort.
Safer. = glartt piRs; STANDARD
9eu. - Wlartt feit.
5opfeu. - Wtartt feit; State OF,
bindrer bis aussrIeiener 1915 So
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y erf d a n be I II na

- 8erf rfhanbelune nes
Wtasaro 5luies. 9tuen @rn>
ftes lit Der 9orf6lus gema4t porben.
ben unteren 9duf pss GiaearasSlul>
les, ettpa BEL 2erpistpn, burh eiuen
neun3ig SUP boben Damn db5ufpers
rem, I'm bic bort nod I9lummernbe
Wanertruft ausbeuten gu tonnen. Sc
Der Raturfreunb, Der je bic number
barren StromIhnellen geIe9en bat. bic
na9 9lnii9t gieier falt ebenir cins
orudsppll iptrten lpie bic rleiiaen
SsGle iefber, tpirb ben @ori6las ent4
riiitet 5uriidpeiien. Dian male iiA
nur aus, pelae Wirtung Elm iplder
Damn baben piirbe. Der 6luBlauf
lpiirbe in Elm rieiiges @oHerbeden Derz
panDelt, in ipel9em Die nRapios" anb
Der ais r8birlppol" betunnte Strubsl
einfa9 perI9pinben piirben. Die
malsrii6en 6eIspdnbe, pel4s Die
ipeltberiibmte rSorge" nit ibren
StromIdnellen gu beipen Sei.en ein=
idumen, piirben gum srDbten Sbeiie
inter @aifer eeieBt, unb eine 5abrS
entlana unb iiber bic .9orge Hpute"
pGre ni9t mebr moglid, piirbe iid)
aud ni9t mebr lobnen, neil Die ganSe
natiirliche S60nbeit Der 9esenD I'm
piberrufIih 5eritDrt ipGre, an Der ii6
idbrlihe 10 nisle 5uuienbe erfreuen.
Der Niusaruz6luB III 5ur @rseueung
BON Sriebtruft bereits genngam Ill
9anoe eeIdlagen tporben, bod erfreuz
li6erpeiie lit, ippeit ii9 oas nod
bur6 periDnlite Seobahtuns feItitelz
len lGbt, feline fpeientli9e 9ermil,bes
rung Der iiber bic Sale itrDmeuben
@ahermengen su perSei9nen. NSeis
tere gtbIsttuns piirpe uber ii6er oies
prG9ti9e RoturIpisl iebr beeintrG6tiz
gen. gs pGre cine Siinbe ilnb
S9anbe, ben prG9tigeu uuteren Sauf
bes Strpnes ou perbeden. leoigliH
neil fdn5be Sabgier bic 9lusbeutung
jener WaHertrGfte bort nod plant.
@s gibt Iiderli9 nod Wa'ertrdft ges
mug i'm 2anbe, bic ii9 lobuenb btenita
bar MAIDEN liebe. Sine 8erihanoea
luna Der Naturi96Hbeit bes Riaearas
Slufes dber piirbe eiHeu Sturm bes
Yroteites i'm oan5en &anoe duslDien,
bem tetne 9ebOrbe tpiberiteben tDnnts.
bic 70 etipas ernitlid pIanei folte.
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gbiosbenp $3.75-4oo; gaub unb
Glad $3.0O--3.75. Satatpba Stiids
fo6len $3.75-4.O NuB unb Slaf
1925 per 3onne abseliefert. Hauds
loie Gtiidfohltn $4.75-5.00. Nns
tbraeite $7.75-8OO per Sonne absss
liefert. gpie tohst $6.O0-6.50 per
5onne ab9eliefert.
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gbicagp, 13. September.

S3peins. : 3ufubr 21,OO0. -
Wartt 5 biz 10c bber; Bull $10.10--
1890; gemii9ts $9.S0-11.30; ibpes
re $9.65-11.20; raube S9.65-9.S5;
Jerisl $6.75-9.85.
Rinb Oie6. = 3ufubr 5000.
- Murit ft.tis big fart. ginheis
miide 9eef Stiere $6.40-11.20;
Weitern Stiers $6O0-9.5o; Sto.
ters uno fssoers $4.60-7.45; aiih:
unb 9eifers $3.N-9.20; adlber
$500.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 10000. Wsartt
itetig; Detbers S6.90-8.50; gtpss
&W-s-oo; 2dmnier $7.25-11.'
35.
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9aSii@er Wtarft- SeriAt.

gincinHati, 13. September.
Die nahfolgenssn Quotirungen bes
5iefxn ii4 nur auf gngros 3rans>
attionen. Bel ileinsren Gei1dften
tperben .ettuas b0here preifs berednst.
probifionem
e 9maIs. prima Steam
14.6-14.15; .Jamilp 14.0O-
14.5O.
9rodsngefaI5enss Gkif4.
- Sbort clear Seiten IOis, 154-
15ae; g1tra fbort clear Seitsn 14a
-154e; tur5s RtpreHititen Id
154e; Bellies 164-173c.
9atpn. Short clear Seitsn
16a-17e; ertra fort clear Ssiten
15a-16e; ibort giipp.uieitsn 15a-
16c; Be[ies 1s-1sae.
sugar Gureb GIeifh. =
S1inten 20a-21e; pienie S4uItern
15--15ac; 9reaifaii Bacon 23-25e;
'S@uItern in padetsn 15-15Ae; Hsiu
Dort Gut 151-16c; trodene Beef
S@iiten 2ot-3Oae per Nfunb.
SIbsep6teIteBGIeif4. d.
Sdinten 17}-1se; pienie S4ultern
13a-14e; Bellies 173-1se; Sduls
tern 13a-14ae; SduItrn 81. q. Gut
14a-14ac.
GrifdesJfetfG. - Sdintsn
165-17ie; gienie S9ultern 12a-
13c; SduItsrn 12a-13e; fort @ips
penieiten 13-13ae; fbort clear rip
psnfeiien 13f-14t; ertra ibort
clear sRippenfsiteu 13-13ae; 9elIies
lei4ts 183-193e; Bellies. i4lpers
17-18e.
Mebl nnb Getretbe
Mebl. - Winter patent $7.75-
800; minter faneb $7.25-7.50;
Winter familb $6.75-7.OO; Wintsr
ertra $3.75-6.00; Winter orbindrer
$5.25-5.50; 5artss Deiaen pateut
$8.00-8.25; Sartes m,ei3en fanep
$7.5O-7.75; 9artss Msiaen famiIp
S6.O0-6.25; Rosgsn. g1ortbmeitern
s.miidt.s $5.75-5.so: @oss.n etip
rs!nts $5.15-5.9O; Mosssn, 9th sss
mif4tss $5.5O-5.75.
Wetsen. - @o. 2 rotkr W!nter
No: 3 %: $L9S-
l.o3; To. DO. $l.A-L3o.
Wel I dtorn. - No. 2 metres
ssse; Mo. . DO $3.50 ye0.
3 a. DO. sI.-sase; @ No. 8 %; ~ eo,oote : ;
a no; 9 %. . Sas4e. - - 30; = seiS.s
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0eIs, 8snbs nab AIti.n IN Rem gorl.

Vef6dftsS pnrbtn jH BXI bis'
iontirt Be&fel auf 9snbon uaren fetio.
dar 80 Gage H71K, Gidt e47sK; Rsbtl
Gnseiiuupen tH7ek. francs Si&t 6.ssK.
Raba 6.e64, Navf Si&t COX. RoteI s9N,
3rcRen 6t9t l3h 4abeI 121, Sire ei4t
6.44. 9ster6.48, mubel ei@t 81H: Ra'
bel BIZ; eilberUarssn ese, Rsrisanii&e
9saers b2X.
dftisnni arit.-Der tlmfaS bsIisf fi9
beute wiebsrum suf fitey cine Nt1ipn
Nitisn uab Der Narit par ftsrI, fsbsb bic
SHlubnotirunosH msiitens 0esinns auf.
sk kitn.
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Rem Yort, 13. September.
aupfer. = Martt itetig.
Glectrolbtic. - $27. .00-26.25.
eiien. - Wiartt itetig unb unosr
anbsrt.
3inn. = Marit itstis; $3S.25--
$3.50.
9lei. - $6.7o-6.S5.
Spelter. - Wartt felt.
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Gem utbIfh.

ssrait: Sd nub mit beibperens
Weetu Weonn bat Sbr WdtteI eegen
rotbe 9tuier eebraIft, nun III bic
geaie blol geiporoenl"
Grfinoer (frelmolih): g@os bdt.
TEN Sie bem gerne fiir ne Sarbe ge-
babt2"
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Oiebntarft.

Cincinnati, 13. September.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt pdbrenb Der
(ebten "a Stunoen, Dersli6en nit ben
oprbersebempen 5pei 5agen. tparen ipie
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Il y y; !, u. 4 II II u
yccD Giotnnrp ...........1a1 lsA
3uder. - preiIe ftstis. Rafs
finirter Gut 2oaf $500; poipbereo
$6.75; Cubes 800; granulirter $6.s
45; gonfsetionsrs ~" $685.; Sff
~" $3.50 6.70: fpeiBer ertra 500
$50; ertru IS" $500 per bunSsrt
pfunb.
U1olaffts 1T istis. = yleip
Orleans Open aettle 45-65c; Gsns
trifusal 25-34e per Salon
Reis. 2ouiiiana, syanep 5eao
81 II; prima 5d52t; orbindrer
4lc; Sapan 5--5sc per pfunb.,
9airp probutts
Butter. Martt rubig absr
feiter. - Wbolemilt ertra 351c;
gsntrali5eb srtra 32c; gsntrae
Iiaeb firits 295c; iseonbs 26ac; 5an:b
Dairp 27e; qadins StOd 22a--24e
per pfunb.
aaIe. - Warii iietis. Dbir 17t.
Norbpeilider II Gents; gaep gort
1Se; Sdpeiser 27-43t; DO. Bird
17f; oimburser 171 -1ec per piuno.
. gier. - Wartt ieit; prima firts
9iibnsrsisr 31ac; firfts 30r; orbi@
mare firfts 29e; isconbs 26c Der
Dubenb.
@efliigel. - Wartt itstis. =
- Broilsrs bon 2 pfunb unb bars
zoe; unter 2 pfunb 21e; Sabne
12c; Siibner 18c; Srutbiihner 23t;
bo. nit trummsr 9ruit 1o-l2c;
Sun Csc; iunss Gnten 14c; alts DO.
12-14c: @dnie 8-9c; ate 3auben
$1.00 bas Dubenb.
Sbitunb @emiiie
aepfsl. = Waibsn 9luib $3.50
-450: @eaItbn $3.00-3.25; gle.
ranoer $3.50-4.00; @ooli 9tlper
$3.50-4.O0; 9enona $3.0o-.S25;
Guides $3.50-4.00; 5obnatbdi
$5.50-6.OO; Grimes @oloen $500
400 per @bl.
3itronen. = California $500
$50; Mefiina $6.50-7.00 per Ri
ite; Qimes $3.25-3.75 per Grate.
Orangen. 9al.ncia $3.50
500 per aiite.
GRAPEFRUIT. - Sloriba $500
800; California $3.5o-40o per
Crate.
W.intrauben. SDes Se,bs
lings $2.25-2.50 per Stanb; eon'
cprb s-10c; Niascra 6-10c per
Gor6 Don 2 g}funo.
pfirii6e. = ginbeimii6e sls
berta 1925 per gu.; RiDer 500
1.5O; glbsrta $1.00-2.00 per gu.
Gantaloupss. = California
Rodpforbs $1.75-2.0O per StaHbaro
Crate.
pflaumen. - DamfoH S1.75
900 per Crate bon "a Guarts;
aombatbp $l5o-1.75 per Crate.
8irnen. - Bartletts, per gbi.
S5.OO-6.O0; Sidle, per Bu. $500
--2.25; Sndion, per Blu. $1.25-
1.50; SueG per 8l,. S2.OO-2.2o.
WafiermeloneH. - $1,000
1000 per 100 Stiid.
aartoffelu. - ginbetmt1tt
$3.50-375; gaftern Gobb!ers So
5O-3.75 per gbI. unb S1.25-13o
per gu.
SHbtartpffeIn. - 9labuma
75e-$1.O0 per 9amper.
Gurfen. - ginbsimii& 30
40e per Duseub.
9pmaten. - Ginbeimiix soc
800 per 8u.
pidIes. - 35-40c per 100.
araut. - GtnbeimiIdes $500
3.25 per gu.
msibe gfiiben. = $500 pr
gbl.
3piebeIn. - GilrbsimiI9e ssIs
be 9Oe-S1.10. tpiBs $1.5o-1.65 per
8u.
Crime gpbnen. - ginbetuts
f9e 5O-75c per gu.; Wa4sboh'
ren $1.50-1.75 per 5amper.
Rarotten.-Ginbeimijhe $1.W
--1.25 per Blu.
2anbprpputte.
Seu. - 30. l 9imotbp $1,000
1926; Rp. 2 5imotbp $14.00-15.s
90; go. 8 aimotbp $1200-12.25;
go. / ssmtfhier al.s $14.O0; Ro.
2 semii9ter aIee $1,000; SO. 1 ales
$11.50-11.75; Ro. 2 alse $3.50
9.75; 9isiises alfalfa $9.50-12.s
90; RossenItrob $9.00-9.25; 5afers
itrob S6.5o-7.00; Wei5enitrob $3.50
100 per Souns.'
Miblenfutter IN rubis unb
feit. - Rleie $500; Mibblinss sros
bes 5000; DO. tpeiBes $32.00-32.= :
30; ssmii4tss Gutter $26.00.
SGmereien. - Wartt itttis. |
- alsefamen s8.75-10.0O per 8n. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14

Gbteago, 13. Septemfsr.
Butter. - Mdrtt b09r; Gream.rp
|27A-28e.
gier. = Warit b5kr; ftrits 2sa--
29e; orbindrs firifs 27a- a-28e.
qartoffeln. - Morft unperGnbert,
GefIiieel. - Gebenbes. Wlartt bSs
FER; Sibnsr 19e; Sprinsss 49,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-30
Farmers Must Pay:

Hon. James Wilson, who enjoys the
record Of having been Secretary Of
Agriculture longer than any other man
in the history OF the nation. has is
sued a statement In which he insists
that "the farmer must pay the
freight" Mr.. Wilson points out that
the farmer is the largest shipper in
the country and that obviously the in
creased cost Of operating railroads
resulting from the Wilson.Adamson
wage increase law. must simply place
an additional burden on the farmer.
He says that the farmers are Just and
even liberal and that II. on thorough
investigation. It had been found that
certain railway men were receiving
insufficient pay TO enable them to live
decently and to support and educate
their families, the farmer would not
have objected to paying his share of
the increased cost of shipping. but
that the farmer regards II as entire
ly unreasonable to ask him to stand
for increased freight rates. brought
about by material increased OF pay
to the men who are already the best
paid among railway employees, an in.
crease in which so many even harder
working employees of the railroads
have no share.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-30
Oil and Gas.

The new pool on Dents Run, Man.
eington district, Marion county, w.
Va, Is now the leading attraction in
The Eastern fields. The Delmar Oil
sompany's No. "a on the John L. Hays
ifarm for the "a hours ending at Z
m. yesterday produced $40 barrels.
Huffman & Hickman's No. 3 on the
Alfred Kendall farm produced 757 bar.
fels during the same period. W. F.
Bartlett's No. l on the T. f. Batson
Farm has increased its production to
400 barrels a day. The South Penn
oil company's No. on the Hoard.
Batson farm produced 100 barrels the
nrst 10 hours after 1t was drilled into
The pay. It is expected to increase
its production when drilled deeper.
at present the pool has a production
'ef 1850 barrels day.
On Morgan Run in Smithfleld dis.
Erict, Wetzel county. the South Penn
Dill company drilled No. 81 on the
sBlackshere-Wells farm into the Big
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-30
Many WouId.Be Hosts:

The determination OF the administra.
ton to transfer theNleXican confer
cnce from New London to Atlantic
City. where there are so many de.
!ightful diversions and where time
may be filled with maximum OF en-
jOyment. has led to keen competitor
from other cities which would like
tho distinction of entertaining this
unique and innocuous conference and
even more to be the recipient of the
funds which the United States Is ex-
pending 50 lavishly for the en1er-
tainment of the Carranza delegates
and Southern resorts will become as
pirants for a share of this prosperity,
and lively competition between the
Georgia. Florida, Alabama and Louis.
lana resorts is expected. Southern
Senators are expected to take part in
the competition and to exert the same
powerful influence which has long en-
bled them to effect the maintenance
OF absolete Southern navy yards and
the expenditure OF vast sums to re.
Turkish those which the best military
and naval judgment has decreed
should be abandoned The only men.
ace to this program Is the somewhat
hasty and choleric temper of Car.
rama
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-30
New York

4 NEW YORK. Sept. so.-Dealings on
ne Stock Exchange today rounded
but the fourth successive week Of FIVE
nm sessions each and one weekend Of
wo.hour sessions in which transac.
lions reached or exceeded 100000
hares. This is record without pre-.
eedent since the years which marked
The many huge Industrial combina.
Hons and mergers, including that Of
NE United States Steel Corporation.
~ Yesterdays turnover of 1.750,000
MARES was not only the largest with
pne exception for the current move.
ment, but was even more noteworthy
Tor the enormous proportion Of In.
6ustrials dealt in, the group as a
whole completely eclipsing the rails.
Eoppers and other issues in which
Speculation recently was most active.