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SENATORS BEAT INDIANS.
Poor Pitching ny Ci",cInnd~r~
Alas Washing ,on-sr"r-, N-s,.

'~IlSrAAo. phio, Sept. Q ,Amc-i
orr ronr pitching Ga,c Washington
. . ~ & N."iury cyCr Cleveland to-day
Etgu" VHa ineffective IL IN. iirSt iuniuy,
whit ragged wurk hH Morton and BochN
in tr' -"v.Hin added six runs "a tho
y%isiture' score.
,ial'1a was very effective except in the
Hfth and ninth innings. lie struck out
eight ha',orS Who score
The sun., 1916-09-20

Tie browns scored ons II N TIC 'lrs'
inning. .Shotton doubled along the 'tgh'
r.li f,u, lire and Wsrd Miller sacrificed
M to third. 'ulio? throw ou' Sisl"i,
Sh",'on holding third Bc"t ton mel"
a '.'nn steal Of home.
paycupur, kept tho Yankees away
from the plate for five Innings. but boro-
vans oh"rts tied lie score or Big Dave
IA liz" sixth iuni'g. Pc~cktnpaueh. who
was hitting the ball very hard and col
i"r'cd three hits, opened the Inning with
Il long triple 20 left. After Pratt threw
nui I''pp. Roger pGanccd home "u a Md
l''rh.
Sew Yc-k vent ahead m tho seventh
iurtrg. when tho Yankee scored - sec
oul run Taking a Leaf from rrck'u-
'atlgS'a book. Jrs 'icd"on also drove out
- triple, Il long drive oyer Iarstus'
head to deep centre. Mite" t@" strikes
were called on Walter, Donovan tx
nall"i fpr TO su,i"eT" uNd 4 WORT, ID
beautifully Davenport wa. Nrcti ,u
iu,h" u ono banded stop of Ars bun' tn
make :. play at tirs; base. ,'cdcon wa
u"'u" Icy the ''rn' he pick 4 up the ball
The sun., 1916-09-20
BRAVES GET CLOSER
TO SECOND PLACE
Combined Batting Efforts of
Egan and Meanwhile Beat
Cards. 6 to 3.

BosToS. Sept. 1e.-Boston defeated 81.
Louis. 8 TO 8, IN the final game ~ the
series to-day by hard and Timely h't-
TING. Eear led the attack VITA two
doubles and a triple In o u times NJ
bat. while MaranyIlle made a home rim
with two men on bases.
Eagan had only one bad inning. tho
fourth. when So. Louis punched fpu:
singles and It sacrifice hit for three runs
Fielding features were furnished y?
Marar lie. collins and I. Smith. The
srpir:
The sun., 1916-09-20
WASHINGTON ~
'Ra''ei for EzShv ~ the NTH irnir.
Ran frr Dcn"riy IN the hfti inning
DATED for Rceh. IN IN, eighth inning

Ran for Dcn"riy IN the hfth innirg
.Bnt'ch f"r Rceh" IN IN. eighth inning
Washington. .....,.... A .
Cleveland ........... 900 49, : 4
Two base hits-I."th. hrNnry. IgdSr. Milan.
Willirms Three base hit Wsnbsgznss. Stolen
base ,Iudge. Sacrifice hits GalliA ., Smith.
Doubl. play O'Neili and GHndil, left on bases
Cleveland. II Washington, II. First base IN
etrots-'icvoland 7 Washington, I. Bases on
halls OF Tsshy, 2; ~ Morton :; ~ Recho.
.; " nallia, .. Hit ana earned runs ON Rag
by, 6 aud . Ia : or Morton, : and IN ! Ia
! In | .r Gallia. !, and = 10 . Hit hr
pitcher, by baEh,, ! ,shanksp by Mortou,
(MIllinlusl. struck out-Rv Rsghv. 3 hy Nor
Ton. I, by B,cht, 4 by Gallia. S ump.rrs
Mcssrs. Saliiu md ~ nushl'n, TINE Of game
. hours AVID I, ninutcs
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Rrnves Draft Rawlings.

BosroN. sept. Sshortstop Raw.
lings VI the Toledo club Of the American
Association has been drafted by tho
Hoston Nationals, Business Nanaesr
Walter u. Hapgood announced to-day.
The sun., 1916-09-20

Giants Tie 18th Notch
in Chain of Victories
Quakers Drop Back
and Red Sox Gain

Brooklyn gained a full game OF its
nearest rival, the Phiilies. yesterday by
defeating Cincinnati, while Chicago
whipped the Quakers. Boston. In third
place. maintained the leaders pace In the
National League race by scoring ovcr
ST. Louis. s to .. Philadelphia Is now
two games behind Brooklyn and Boston
two and a half. The standing:
Brooklyn .... 81 rs .6OftJ 10
Philadelphia 80 .sss:s -.
Hoatou, - 81 $3.50 100
'rhillie~ and 13ceton each have one game
which cannot be plAyed OF.
In the American League Boston in
creased its lead over Detroit to n full
game as well as in percentage. by its
victory yesterday. Detroit hung on to
second place. but It's margin over Chi
cage IL only half a game. The standing /:
To IL
49,, Won. Lcst. rs; Played
Chicago. ... 8: 81 .sGsii 10
The sun., 1916-09-20

CHICAGO. Sept. l3.--James Scott.
was suspended by Manager Rowland six
weeks ago. was restored TO- tho active roster
today to assist In the clubs dght for the
pennant,
The sun., 1916-09-20
Winning Streak Continues
Through Double Defeat Of
Pirates. . to = and ) to 1.
KACFF HITS 2 HOMERS:
kELLY'S CATCH FEATURES
u, FREDERICK q. IlEB.

'a' '"'''"'" I" """"s " 'h"N'
an a'ndnvit mat The Giants arc inc best
team in the National League. Jim doesn't
even ror.idcr ,b,. tho Giant, n, "a a,y
500, .,..,. = u,... a.,
'''' ' " "'""' sec '"''" Va "e
tho rclo Grounds battalion, as be
hadn'; been feeling very well OF late.
When the I,ir,to ho,s ca,pc hsc,, from
v.a,. -, Nsrs,. "a 49,, A.. 49,. :.
we" ' OH" WI" Tx '"'' "
'h'ir adventures on Hen Fao'ans
meadow Jim had n relapse.
They told him moro saj NOW. ,.s,.r.
To- ~. a.,
Jay Lazy 'o'" Va now Inc! h'au' an
other sorry job of tying to take Harlem.
tor the Giant just borrowed a broom
ron Mrs. CooSan and swept them ou;.
The Biccos closed their New York Ell.
sagcmem OH the Polo Grounds yestei-
day by advancing Mc,iraws latest WIN
ming streak to the fourteenth notch. The
Gianis now need only three NOR" vic
iorios 20 tic their great seventeen
straight drive % last May.
The Pie-rates offered as much resist
ancc during yesterdays daily double
header AS a lemon meringue pie about
10 hc anr'hllated by n healthy boy after
piiing M several cords " wood. In the
frs, game. they surrendered by n score
OF ? TO : ana IN The second II was > to !.
When john Heydler closed the yearly
ledger hetween New York and Pittsburg
last night the Giants had seventeen VIC
tories and Pittsburs only Ave.
Uses Youthful Hcavers.
,.,i,- ,dui,,, r1,,,s v.o,,.- ,.a .,o
20, hu,,,r ,:i,n,s LEN , 80 -, h.,,sI
e,yor. ,,d ,hr S,,, Vol, ,.d. ontc,o,,
,bcn al, t,,n,c, tac,,s n ,,a o.;.i,ai
'.r,h ,od ~ .h, .,aug,,,o, ~ ~ a.,
g,r. ,n, Ia r,,s ,o,ieu'oa ,,. ..-.at,
Iocr s.n, ,,., -, u,.o, ~ 80 So.
: hn,h 600, .nd az, ..cr,.,to, ,rtoa g
80, 80, ,.I.h ~ D., 80 ~, d.
/ ,Ir.oa,ui ,hin, h.,,..n.a 90 ht,r w..
,.o vii ,o,, ,hon. ,,., ,,,., 7, ,,a
second came p,,,x rxars ~, ~. Tor,h
- .au 81. 80. ~. 49,. III -.
, r,,sa,e r.i.no,,, 49,. .,,stn, ,.r o.,
I .,,,.or
y., ~ ~ ,.
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800.
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,"'l,''" 80 GU. N.Y. '"n'."N use" ~.
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'''" VIC S'aEoH "a" ,'Nen "a Nv Jos
wy y ~" ",'"s 80,
',l '''r 10 Io'N ~ u "ooh a"u Eye
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The sun., 1916-09-20

ClDrlnnsti ...,.,... o Of
Ero"klyn ....,."",,. 0 " q Sd
T!'rre base ,l' HUM, Hon" run Wheat
Stolen bakes- Johnston, nEu,nr' Sacrifice MI
4f1utshaw Double rlsy,-''ruh, korf aul
lhasc .u'shaN, Olson and nauhori. Lot "i
hoseS Cincinnati, ); ErouL N. First iusc
en- error -BrooAlyn, | Bases On balls or
Rchuls. Iohnst"n, wheat. bluh"rt,. Ui's
sad earned runs on Schulz, 8 hts, . runs IN :
'rnings, IN NosoleN, " hts, n" runs IN /
'-rtn1: w Tf"Ner, L. hts. run IN . innings
struck out Nv Srliuia, = C,rn,srt =. Olson ..
wrey, 'fch""l' ht N"srlrv, uutshav /,
Empires Mc.srs, Qniri"y 'p'a,r, sud Wsron
iessrs), Tine of game hour and 70 mlmntr.
The sun., 1916-09-20

Ivo ha.e ~t'ts-lerkes. NIchor. stoIeh tsset
-Nsru. williams. jacobson. Left on bases
Chicago. ., I'hiladeipAia, 4. First base on
crroi-C hirus 60. /. Bases on balls-0R Vaughn.
2 on Alexander. /. struck ont-Ry vauehn,
=: by Alexander. 3. Ctop'res-Mcssrs. Harrison
and ODay. Time - csIns-i honr end 80 min
u'cs.
The sun., 1916-09-20

.rI' bruaI"ny : g WNl throw tvo ,ojrs
o. hilnt u ihio ~" I'ng ua saturday ME ~.
~ 1Ht'or, aud IS - t,rgcrs am! Him.
MARI : tyl Abe Friedman. ''""''
ri"n"'r \. 4, Euut, Tonight.
N"'i "' to Itself tu-u..nt an. Mn cntcr,
i"l' ~'hi''us MA huu,1 .ctvt,n tw,
ralt' e! h"l'"r.. fgntips loo I'ynnt Mi
,"'$ "l'' Wilt Il! A.. = lrrscyman who
! sad To 10" classy, ~" VIII nnlc To- h> n
n" ''u's iir Mia uylaud. ~ -
u !' iWi lnunny Inrc away In tire.
lr'irli '"e
W'l'"r i%o1ir',, uul Farmer sullivan viii
he tho o''er pal. '
'""'"r To start over again.
Ton '"N''r. "hu Wa PICKED h. lin,
"rG"i' 80 YIN 49," 'ite, IS going
~ '"if'i his pH'' I.I tart all n.."r
HEtlu Nor. l." va start IN III. san,,
i..S "h',r he W. cattontd by jack iii.
ION N,rl Ii. wN mect a tough customer
IN ,'unnoat smith. Tn, bout takes place
neat Tuesday night.
,Wiiie Er'k Will exhibit Sailor volk And
bob Massey At the New Polo on Vridsy
nlsAt '"'
The sun., 1916-09-20

Grounds IN Giant rega!!a. Hein!e had
Gone through seventeen straight games
OH the y. G.. without connecting for an
extra base wallop.
After New York got abou three miles
ahead OF P'ftsburC in tn" second game
John McGraw sent IN his militia. and
the first thing George Kelly did was to
make an astounding catch "n Fox!
Grandpa Wagner. "kel" took a fierce
drive OF the fence with his gloyed hand,
after a great Cross-coun,ry run. Young
Jimmy Smith kept up his fireworks at
short. and smith got some of his own
medicine when ZinIm robbed him Of u
hit with a phenomenal stop.
New York madc n very strong i'm.
preston on Jacobs Ia the first round or
the opening tin. With n out, Hcraos
sid "A double 10 the right field wall. aud
Robertson walked. Then Zimm singled
10 Smith to deep short. filling the bases.
Fletcher raped a stiR single TO centre.
and when Carey fu'nhlcd II after get
ting his glovcd hand on il. the entire trio
on the base. ran home. and 'Flctch'
roasted on third. lie was left when
Jacobs suddenly hraccd aud famed
Eauif and liolkc.
Pi,tsburg Licked IN enough of a fuss
IN the fourth inning for Mc,;i1w -
shoe Andy away. Carey slid - homer
INTO the urper tier NJ the right field
stands. IIirciman singled and Wagner
walked. Schultz famed. hut wh,a An'
der-on diahed OUT another pass To- S'i'tN
filling tho bases. generous fred went
out. Benton came in. and 1fincln,ai
scored OIL Fierher's roller to IIo'kc, Rub
then famed Finch Hitter Bard.
The sun., 1916-09-20

'Ratted for Johnston IN the ninth inning.
Pi.tsiurr. .,....,.. A n I
New Nork...a...... n = n i

Two base hits carey, Nolkc Home rui.-
Burns. Kanr. stolen bases &c Holkc. Iicrang
ssrr.hcc files Johnston. Herzog. Let 81 bases
New York. 3; Pittsmr., G. First base on
or'"r- New York, J Bases on halls or Us.
rcau. ! wv, Wagner. Earned runs -br EyaLs.
:. on Tesroan. I. Struck ont I;y T.sr.au. s
,Srhulte :. Evans .. Carey. J. Wagner. Smith,
Al,en'rrsl by Evans, : ,kaur, Iimmornanl
Cmpirrs- Mossrs. KLEIN and I.,us'ic. TINE ~
ga,ne-l hour and - minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

WALTON Al
New York, y; P%lttSburg, /: uirstl.
New Work. :; P%ittsburg, I second.
Brook! u, 4; Cincinnati. 1.
Chicago. =, Phiindelphiu. u.
Boston, u, ~. Louis, 2.
The sun., 1916-09-20
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAS LEAG

AMERICAS LEAGUE.
New YORK., Z; -. Louis, = "a innings.)
nOston. =; Detroit, 1.
Chicago. =; Philadelphia. 4.
Washington. NJ; Cleveland. q
The sun., 1916-09-20

u .NILUr--UIu> sVuR u>I 'Itf'
$40 ". - rual, Toss f,N,L'
Willie ~ an -. doc "! land, Walter laut'"
". Farmer sullivan. Adm, 90
The sun., 1916-09-20

R'wsy spty. club, Bkiyu. Tel. t86o r.
This Sat. Bouts Taylor 70. Eggers, fritdr'''
vs.. Murray. Ne,t Tuss star B>u' "
Cowler vs.. GuNboat Smith
The sun., 1916-09-20

New York In ~. Louis.
Philadelphia In Chicago.
Boston In Detroit.
Washington In Cleveland
The sun., 1916-09-20
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CHEDULE FOR TODAY

Chicago In New YORK.
81. Louis ~ Brooklyn.
.Pittsburg 10 ~Pkiisdelphia (two).
Cincinnati IN Boston.
The sun., 1916-09-20
scott W'aILs Thr~- IN = Row.

Scott hold n pitching parade in tho
fourth. when with one out tho Salii
League grad walked Benton. Burns .id
Herzy ~ a row. Benton scored ~ -
wild pitch and Robertson scnt IN tho
other two with a single. TIL" tiftli wa'
tho nrirR Scott tried to put 81" over
on Bashful Fen. Fletcher hit a luc"f
bounding single to short. and Scott PUT
two strikes over on Eaum. While Ren
was giving KLEIN an argument on ih"
second strike. Scott tried 70 slip over a
third strike. hen left the argument fiat
ard pasted That hail upstairs In 'h"
stand. scoring Fletcher ahead Of him.
lIonus Wagner tried 20 rSu Rem
stepped out OF bounds hi; Elem merely
looked interested.
There was moro home running in the
second game. Tho Giants got o~ To- a
good start in 'l'c third inning. when they
sco,el twice. Holhe opened with u
single. and stole second. The battery
popped ont. but Burns punched a homer
into tho l.ft Neld hlca"hcrs. EollI" acting
as tho advance guard.
I'll. men Of Harlem scored two more
n the Gfl'l on ITp.kc's double, Singles
Ivy Mr-ar,y ard 1esreau aud IIcr.uc's
sacriHco IL. Benny kauns had st,ll AN
other homer in his bat. AID rhouh Il out
in the sixth inning, Tho score:
The sun., 1916-09-20

nes Mo,uc7. II; tn,orado springs
Lincoln, 20; Denver, Il
st Joseph, ?; SiorN ti,r, >
Topeka. ~; omaha T.
The sun., 1916-09-20

Portland, Z. oak''ni, :.
Los Angeles, | san Frauriero, d"
Vernon, T.. sat Lake, ..
The sun., 1916-09-20
Hartley Asleep at the Switch.

TIE Browns fought hard TO get back
IN even terms In their half. but Grover
Hartley. tho former Giant. i'll asleep OFF
second base. and hts nap h!o'tcd out "A
local rally. Hartley opened the Brownie
half with p siug,c and BottoU, batting
for t.aNau. tarncc.. Lee. the Jersey Kid.
AZ another single. plttinS N~artle" on
sc'oud. Sl,awkey Wicked Grover OF Sec
~, base a few moments iatcr with "a
suai, throw to Peck, quitting Fielder
1uIo. IA "A joviai hu'noi, sEotton tici'
Guided TIC game w'.h a lily 20 Miller.
Sick tullop. the Virginia LETT handler,
and big paNr Davenport w"rc the omen
iug pit, hcrs and Nichola' rad a two iui'
lead IN tn ninth 'un'rs, when h" blew
M and tie faithful Shawkoy had t" ="
on onr ~ his numerous rescue trlus
,;cno i'au.cttc. q Giant rocfi" a '"w
y,irs back. batted for Davenport IN tht
niu'it and Ern'e Eooh. the kalauaapo
l." haaid.r. finished fo- Joro'. shaw
l.y AVID Eoob th"r fought - OUT tar 'tN
innincC. when. wtj darkness tast az
preaching. the local man f'';crcd In the
fifteenth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10
HUNT CHECK FORGER

The greatest check fOrger in the
country, whose average income from
this pastime is $500 month, is be-
lieved to be in Chicago Warrants for
his arrest are held in every city Of
any size in the country. The police
don't even know his real name and
his aliases number in the hundreds.
Just now a number of private detec-
tive agencies are after him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10

THREATEN ANOTHER GARMENT
STRIKE IN FIVE WEEKS
Another garment workers strike
is expected in Chicago within five
weeks. Sidney HiIlman, information
al president of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers union, arrived in
Chicago today to look over the sit
uation.
eff things are favorable will call
another strike" he told a reporter for
The Day Book. 1.-The executive
board, meeting in Philadelphia
week ago, received a demand from
it's Chicago council for a permit to
call another general strike immedi-
ately. The executive board granted
me the power to call a strike"
A large number of mass meetings
have been held in the clothing dis
tricts in the past two weeks. There
was a general understanding among
Chicago clothing workers to go out
on strike March Is. It was in order
to avert too hasty action that Hill
man has come here.
In five weeks the fall season ar
rives. In all probability the strike
will be called at that time
Recognition of the union, shorter
hours and more pay have been won
everywhere in the east. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York all have
had successful strikes. A 50-hOur
week and a Is per cent increase in
pay has been granted in the great
majority of the shops.
Chicago garment workers have
been encouraged by the reports of
the eastern locals and HiIlman says
the union can well afford the expense
of another strike.
1920
HUNT CHECK FORGER
MI II, -,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10

VILLA ENCAMPED TEN MILES
FROM BORDER LINE
Ell Paso, Tex, March 10. - Villa
with several hundred of his best
mounted followers was camped at a
point 10 miles from American bound
airy and Is miles southwest of Co.
lUmbus, according to advices re-
ceived by BTig.-Gen. J. J. Pershing
shortly before noon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10
BITS OF NEWS

Miss Amanda Backstron?, II, $500
S. Union aV., says she tried suicide
to escape working 91a hours a day
in a factory for Sc a week.
John Collins took bolt of ribbon
worth 81 from The Fair. Fined $40.
10th Ward Regular Democratic
club elected as follows: Pres, Nanny
Goodman; sec'y ThOs. Boyle; treas,
AdOIph Blazeh.
School commissioners considering
vocational training for pupils at
Spalding school for crippled children.
I'VE were robbed" say models
who participated in Auditorium
fashion review. Nothing to wear
but clothes" given by Garment Mfg.
assn. Say they were hoodwinked
by management out of $25 a week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10
HOLDS SAME CAPITOL JOB Fol
FORTY YEARS

Forty years on guard at the United
States capitol is the record of Frank
G. Jones. He donned a guard uni
form in 1876. The only member of
the present congress then in the ma
tiOnal assembly is Uncle Joe" Can
non. Jones is SO. He holds the rec
ord for long service at the capital
HOLD TWO IN DEATH MYSTERY
Frank Hills and ]. CrOtty were ar
rested in the Great Northern hotel
last night when a man they had in
vited to their room was found lying
bleeding on the floor. A short time
later he died.
Crotty claims to be a mining en-
gineer. The men are being held for
the inquest this morning.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
Uaas,-. Iotl hen .ggldsT ilaiemals /

Ulan iotf ben -Ader nttmaIs IN
naiTem 3hitanbs pfliiaeu. Gin per'
i6mirter gnhsn III fiir bic 2uit
idNpef surhldifia. giloet Der gps
ben oagesen bstm piliiaen ariimel.
10 lpirb er leihter psripittern. 'nro
lei6ter peripeien.
Wlan Iol aber aud niht duber
9t6t laTsn, tab Die RessI nur beibi:
n9ut sepfliist, 1T 6alb sebiingt"
~ nidt gang ssoanst Ohns
ausrei6enb, Diingung pirb man
aud nit ber beiten pflugtraft uno
NIT Der 3elten 9lderuns nt6ts genu
genoes erreihen. geaderang uno
9iingung miiFen nsbenber geben,
uub uamenFlid lpirO bic 8ertiefun9
Der 2ldertrume eines ld)leht iii
Diinsung se4altensn 9oOens ni4t
nur feline @prtbsile brtngen, iOubern
Ii9 iogar ais ein GROCER 6ebler era
lpeiIen. pfliigsn nit 9eritdnpniB
unb 0ungs1 ru6 8sbiirfuiB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
Mmsmdrtise Wtdrfte,
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" 81 1O. N~t'NNNI'
Mebl. = Martt feft; Griibjabrss
patents $8.45-8.75; Wintsr pa@
tents $7.85-8.10; Nintsr Straishts
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Weisen. - Wartt itetig. glo. l
Ourum $1.86a; yeo. Q barter 81. .72a;
Ho. l Rortbern Duluth $1.904; Ho.
l Hortbern Manitoba $1.79t I. c. b.
Rem gort.
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pori. - Martt feit; WleB $1,000
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104-10sc.
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hes $7.65; xxx potpoertD $7.30;
popber.b $7..25; feiner srdnnlirtsr
$7.15; OiamsHo u $7.15; Gonfectios
nsrs U sos; Ro. l $7.00,
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pittsburs, po.-o. 2 SUB. fteiei
W9eelina D. 9a.-4.4 Sub. iteiet
a5artersburg, 80. pa 2.5 Sub, fdat
aanalp1a 5alls, 20. 8a. -1.2 SUB.
@6urleiton, W.. 8a.-7.3 Sub.
Portsmouth, Obio-3.5 Sub, faGt.
Gouispille, ap.-s.8 CUB, fdat.
Gpansoille, Snb. Al FuB, faIt.
IalbDilIe, 5enn.-7.1 Sub, fdnt.
Chattanooga, 5snn.-7.4 Sub, faGt.
Gairo, Sa.-8.8 SUB, fdut.
Wempbis, Senn.-5.7 Sub, iteigi.
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Gbieaso, 16. Stto6er.

Wissn. - Siir DECEMBER $1.57i
-1.5st, am S9lub $1,754; fir Waai
$1.57E1.5ss, am S9luB S1.574.
Wslittorn. - Sir 9e8smber 764
-77t, an S4luB 76sc; fir wlai
7st-78sc, am Sdlub 78ic.
Safsr. Cir DECEMBER Al
4ssc, am S9lub 47sc; fir Mai
5os-51st, am S6Iub 5o4c.
!3ugsen. - glO.. 2 $1,25-125a.
@erite. - 75e-$L14.
5imOtbp. - $3.5o-5.35.
alse. - $11.o0-15O0.
BORT. - 5iir Gesember $23, 20
$3.50, am s6lub $23,S0; fir Sas
nuar $23.35-23.S0, am S6luB
$3.50.
e6mals. - Sir DECEMBER 14.15
-14.40, am S9lub 14.40; fir Sas
nuar 13.60-19.72, am S6Iub l3.s
72.
gaippenieitsu. - yiir Sttober 49,.
90; fir Sanuar 12.6o-12.72, arl
G6lub 1872.
Butter. - Wartt itetig.
gisr. - Martt uHosrGnoert.
aartOffsIn. - Martt unperGnbert.
@,fliiael. - 2sbenbes. Wlartt uHs
perdnbert.
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1856; orbin1re bis ouserIeieie
f6pere fette SGue $7.O0-9,eo
Staas $3.50 $50.
g 6afe nno 2dmmer. =
Der Morit mar IdngIam uro idum
itetig 3u ettpas niebrissren preiien.
Sdafe, auserleIene bis ertra &c.
N-6.50; CUTE 6is auserleIene $3.50
$40; orbinare bis fair $2.50--5.s =
90. Gdmmer, auserleiene biz ert:a
$9.85--10.00; CUTE Bis uussrleIene
$9.00-9.85; orbindre bis fair $3.50
$50.
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Ghicaap. 16. OttOber.

Stpeine. - 3ufubr $4,000.
Wartt fart unb 10c unter BEN Sums
flag preiis. Buff $3.50 9.85; leihs
te $8.95-9.85; gemiI6te $9.10--
1910; Idipere $8.95-9.85; rau5e
$8.95- 9,20; Sertel $6.50-8.90.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufubr 10000.
Wartt berdnberli6. @in9eimii4e
Beef Stiere $6.50-11.40; 8eitern
Stiere $6.10-9.25; Stoders nno
5eebers $4.70-7.65; &ii6e unb pei
fers $3.4o-9.20; Sdfter 500
11.50.
S4afs. - 3ufu6r $4,000. Wartt
fef; Wetbers $e.75-8.30; gpss
$3.65-7.40; 2Gmmsr $8.0o-1O.@
so.
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G.IS. sonss nab aiti,n in N.p yor,.

Uefadttsppaiere purSen " 8Hx bis
ioniirt. We&feI auf 2snbon usreH hetis.
Nar % Iage M-7lX, Sidt t4.7ssS; Rabel
ansstfunotn tA-7o,S, Stsnes si9t 5.s4.
Rabel 5.sS. Narf Sidt 70H. aabsl 701s.
aronen gi9t 1905, xabe 1920. Hire et&t
6.48, Rsbsl 6AS, Rubel Sitt BIZ; "a.
bel 81H; silber.s1arren eS1<s, MeIifsniias
9oIarS 62K.
aittsN m aSit-Ger &orit mar beuts
lebbait anb inberii1tli4tr. Die Spjioli.
tdien ftiessn BON : bis 4 potHts uno ssr
Narit f&lob fari
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metau.Marft.

Nsp gort, 16. Sttober.
aupfer. -,Wartt left.
Glsctrolptic. - Gritss 9iertel
S27. .25-2S00.
Glen. - Marti itstis; so. l Nfr@
tbern $20.50-21.00; Ro. 2 $2O.s
OO-20.50; No. l SOutberu $3.50
1000; Rp. 2 $19.00-19.50.
3inn. - Rartt ruhis; 41.OO-
41.50.
glsi. = $7.00-7.10.
Gpelter. - Martt flau.