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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
United Light and Railways-Repor

United Light and Railways.-Report
Of subsidiary companies of the United
Light and Railways Company for the
year ended June 80, 1915, shows gross
earnings of S6,664,O9l, against s6,l44,-
305 in the preceding year Net profit
after expenses and taxes, interest
charges and dividends on the pre-
ferred stock totalled s1,270,099, as
compared with sl,O3l ,O56 in 1915. Re-
port Of the United Light and Rail
ways Company for the same period
shows earnings on stocks Of subsidiary
companies owned amounting 20 sl,252,-
Oss, an increase of s2l9,480 over the
previous year Other income was
S57e,566, and surplus earnings after
all charges and dividends on the first
preferred stock totalled S549,llO, com
pared with s3s2,424 as Of June 80, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Bonds
New York, Saturday, August 5, 1916.

Trading in bonds on the New YORK
Stock Exchange Saturday amounted TO
1894 900. against s3.e99,OOO Friday
s2.E2s,000 a week ago and sl,44l,ooo a
year ago. From January to date
s625 ,26l eco, against s366,45s,OOO IN
1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
NeUs Digest
Foreign

London, Aug. 5.-There was no ses-
sion OF the Stock Exchange to-day.
Money loaned at Az per cent Discount
rates-Short and three month bills,
5%G5A per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Dividends.

Lit Brothers Regular
semi-annual dividend OF per cent, pay
able August 10 70 stock Of record
August II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Stocks
New York, Saturday, August 5, 1915.

Total sales Of stocks Saturday,
4s,050 shares, against 10000 Friday,
$4,000 a week ago and $4,000 year
ago. From January TO date, 95,43l,-
500 shares, against 81 1897 900 year
ago. All quotations are in dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
The Future?

What is going 10 happen in the fu'-
vree Are we 70 have the kind of de
vslopment that we have had during the
las, twelve months? VIII the demand
for cars keep up? Will the profits De
As gres, as in the past? What are the
Possibilities Of new markets? These
ar. few Of the questions that the pup
Ne is seriously interested IN. NhN q
Because the shares are on the marke"
and motors" in some respects dominate
the market at present. A number oil
mergers involving millions OF capita'
are in the air. Speculation in motor
shares has exerted serious influence
on the money market within recent
weeks. and it is not improbable that we
night have further orgies Of similar
kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
United Drug Company-Regular

quarterly dividend Of y per cent on
the second preferred stock, payable Sep
tember | TO holders Of record August
TX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Corporation Returns.

Chesapeake & 0hio.-June gross,
s4,22l,824; increase, S5S5,673, net
after taxes, s2,5s2.797; increase, ST.
38s.233.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

Corn.--The market was strong and
AZ the outset new high levels were
established for the season. large
part of the advance was held, despite
the reaction in wheat. Weather re-
ports tell Of lack of rain and a con-
tinuance Of not dry weather. Approx
imately 100000 bushels were sold at
Chicago last week. Receipts LOT the
week. 2,33s.0OO bushels, or ss6,OoO
bushels more than last year. snip
,nents we're 100000 bushels. Prices
90 Yesterdays close. compared with
the close on the day before and year
ago, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Citizens Gas Company of Indianapo-

Iis.-Dividend of per cent, payable
September q 10 stock Of record Sep
TENDER II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Orchard and Field Produce.

Beans. marrow, choice, 100 Ii,
$3.50 S750@S7.5S
Peas. Scotch, choice.
cas- 5000 $500 $395@si.oS
Potatoes, Dbl,
S2OO6S2.5O Sl.259
Apples, fancy, Dbl, .-oa
$1,000 S2.5Og-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Seaboard Air Line Railway.-Prelim-

Seaboard Air Line Railway.-Prellm-
mary income statement for the year
ended June 80, 1915, shows gross Of
S24,494,7s9, an increase Of S2,7l3,473
over 1915. Net after taxes was S6,-
9s3,l51, a gain Of 1859, 236, and sur
plus totalled 1886, 43l, against deficit
Of s3OO,29S a year ago, which was equal
to 400 per cent earned on the $685.
s94l00 preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

The reason for comparing the 1918
returns with those Of 1913 instead Of
1914 IS that in the latter year there was
peace period Of seven and war
period Of i've months, aad naturally
things were abnormal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
The Harvest.

The earnings Of existing companies
have been sufficiently large TO encour-
age new productions, and possibly
reckless finance. Taking twelve rep
rssentative companies, we find the
earnings during 1915 20 have been as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
d0TOR TRADE A
GIANT INFANT
OUT OF HAND
o;scussion of Its Condition
IN md Prospects and Their
Effect on Shares.

Never before IN 'ne .t...,r;ng
Il the world has manuia''U',"s
~ =. grown so rapidly to so'n
''.s ,-sinary proportions as the auto
o. .". industry Of the United States,
-''''. - has been marvellous, ana
l'' ssnres supporting the statement
" srst sight, almost unoelievaoie
r'' - .,o,. o. 1915 the State Of New
n %, ~ issued 255.242 licenses wh''e
iCA 1905 there was total OF 4S,VOV
''p The cars in use in the United
80. including trucks and O'ne'
49, -. uses IN trade, totalled 2,44S'-
" '... che close OF last year, bringing
,.v and Zee revenue to the az
.,stes Of Sls.245,7l3, the greater
''.- - which was devoted to the i'm
F. -,,t Of roads. The increase N
I Z. .nr,ber Of cars during 1915 was
=. =, sas. and the addition 70 the revenue
49, 80 ..oe wear S5,s69,76O. As the
!. -. ~ ~ All the factories in this coun-
80, 1915 was slightly over sOV'ooO
u" "a as only 100000 cars were
' '.,, to the Allies, the prosperity OF
's.Fi .-.a. esnnot be attributed to war
~ -. TIE increase this year is even
-. staggering. For the six months
-, lane so the number Of auto
.Sr., manufactured in this country
-,.eo2. Ninety-six per cent OF
r 70. .o,,l was manufactured in Mich
W. ~, Ohio snd Indiana. There IS every
-.,,op 20 expect that the output at tn the
..1of,b ne year will be at least l'oOO'-
wv Relatively Small Exports.
o,s.-, from Europe account for only
7.v small percentage Of the total
.n.,r,. as a matter Of fact, the amount
'.h. ,sinDes to Europe is not likely to
1890 the previous proportions. The
.vDor, trade 20 other countries. e"
sos,b America and Asis-in the wh0.e
..,- 5oss not amount TO over week )
.r.nn. Of the Maxwells or General
49,, Practically the whole Of the
tim, ~ ovr factories is consumed IN
=. country itself. The way the coun-
,-v =, absorbing the cars IS only snort
90 marvellous. Al the close Of last
v..r New York had 255.242 cars, Hi
-, 1882. California 163,797 and
pennsylvania l6OI37. There Is also
r.sson 70 believe that the limit Of ex-
mansion is not reached yet The SOUTH
ern states have been poor buyers
mainly because Of the want Of good
roads. In Mississippi, for instance, the
sale Of cars in the first half Of the year
has been severalfold that of last yeaf
because Of the appropriations for and
improvement in roads. The trade use
Of the motor vehicle has not reached
anywhere near the limit, because up 10
recently factories have not beer
equipped sufficiently TO meet the de-
nsnds in that respect. Furthermore
this trade, like other trades, feared
setback on account Of the war up TO th'
-iddle Of last year. beginning witt
June last year il has been altogethe'
one Of the rosiest optimism-which ha
been perfectly justified so far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
THECURB MARKET

Yesterdays short session on the curb
resulted in a small upward price move
ment among the more prominent IS
SUITS. Business was extremely dull
and the list narrow. Motor stocks
generally showed the widest advances.
Chevrolet gaining over 8 and United
Motors 2h points. Pan-American Pc
troleum preferred improved good
fraction. Bonds were rather weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port Of New YORK
prerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Sus ance.


Wheat Prices rose to new high lev
els. but closed Of on heavy profit TAX
ing. At one time December wheat
touched 1884,. but closed at $l.37is.
The early uptun followed reiterstion
Of the bullish advices Of the day be
fore. Reports from the Northwest are
unfavorable. HailstormS in Western
North Dakota and extending along 100
square miles on both sides Of the in
ternational boundary have done severe
damage. Despite the inclination Of
Canadian officials 10 belittle the
damage reports, private sdvices are
decidedly unfavorab!e. One Western
house estimates the North American
exportable surplus Of wheat at 10000
600 bushels, whereas il is believed that
European buyers had been counting on
over $50 900 900 bushels. In each of the
last two years we have exported over
400 900. 900 bushels Of wheat and -four.
Cash: l, eo.,1s ' Ssso- -" q s5 Se'
New York......Sl.5424 $1.5S% SLOTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Industrial.

metals.-The tremendous shell steel
aggregate now being closed with mills
or under negotiation reaches fully 500,-
600 tons, with deliveries running far
into next year, says The Daily Iron
Trade" Rapid advances of ocean
freight rates greatly hampers further
pig iron export business. Domestic
finished steel consumers rapidly enter
market TO cover future needs. Wrought
pipe trade adds to activity, with some
mills unable to deliver under six
months.
Sales Of zinc ore in the Joplin dis
. trict for the first seven months of
the current year amounted 10 421 $685.
664 pounds. which sold for s19,947,,-
020, and shipments of lead ore totalled
62,776,212 pounds, that sold for S2,739,-
49i. During the corresponding period
of 1915 zinc sales were 341,770,5l7
pounds, that sold for S12,244630, while
the lead ore sold was 1858, 060
pounds, Of the value of S1,307.77l.
I This shows a total value of both ores
mined and sold up 70 August l of S22,-
0S6.511, as compared with total produc-
tion amounting to s13,552, 40l during
the same period of 1915. Spelter prices
were unchanged yesterday. or the
copper outlook. John D. Ryan, president
of the Anaconda Copper Company. who
is in Butte on annual trip Of inspec-
ton, says: "While copper business has
been dull Cor two months, buying
movement has set in, and | am conf
dent that prices will go higher than
they have been since June"
Prices current for a few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, com
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time Of last year, follow:
Current Price a a
Pig iron. No. fdry, ton..S2O.75 sl4:75
Steel billets. Pitts. ton. 400 22N0
Copper. electrolytic, H.. .27& .1S$s
Lead, \. Y. delivery .O6 .O4a,
Spelter, ID. ............ .OS3s .l412
Other Basic Materials.-Of each OF
the following commodities there are
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
are for the information Of those who
have a general interest in prices. For
the leather man a single quotation on
basic hemlock leather Is merely point
of departure, but that quotation, com
ing with the price at the correspond
ing time or last year, Will give inc
general reader what he needs 10 know
of the position of leather IN the scale
of commodity prices and of its relation
at the same time 20 other commodities.
Current Price
price. year ago
Leather, hemlock, lists,
III. ...-......-. ....-..- 81 ''V
Lun Der, hemlock, 1000
feet .................24. 00 2l.50
Petroleum. refined, gal. .0s.O5 .0S.75
Petroleum, crude, Dbl. 2.4O 1.S5
Rubber. Para, upriver,
fine, III. ............. .66 .9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

The rise in wheat is being watched
closely.
Yesterday. ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
State and Municipal Bonds.

(Salesl
\ City IS 1860 N Y City IS 1858
500 1929 1000 ....... lOoHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

For the current financial year OF the
different companies still better results
are promised. General Motors IN eleven
months have earned S24,5OO,OOO. II Is
expected that Chevrolet will earn
over 100000, Studebaker Sl2.OW'OVo'
Maxwell 100000 and White Sl2,OoO'-
OOo The executive committee OF the
Maxwell Company has recommended
I'LL payment Of outstanding warrants
on first preferred stock, payment on
second at IL per cent rate and ~
Per cent quarterly on common. Inc
Studebaker corporation directors have
'eeiared ~ per cent on preferred
~ per cent on common and per
cent extra The figures by themselves
are extremely encouraging, and can
'eaa to no other conclusion but that
'ns Industry is extraordinarily pros
Porous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Miscellaneous.
Oil Stocks.
Motor Stocks.

100 Chandler ---- io2 i02 100 I
100 Maxwell Mot. q 771s 1885 - q
5000 Studebaker . t257s i23zs t25l4 = .
POO Willys Over'd. 527s ste 521s r. "a
100 DO or. .... 1885 i04Is 1875 --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

Although share values have ad-
'saced, II is evident that the pubic
11' been fully aware Of the possibility
0' the large earnings not being per
lament Except on a few occasions
sasn the market was up in the air, as
were, values have kept within rea-
''aahle limits. The following com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
MINING STOCKS.
BONDS

10000 INN Is wi e61a 9612 90 SO
$4,000 No Pac IS " i 66Ia 66i2 oolz e5/s
sUnHsted. tSen cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
al Prairie p L.. 22f 90 20
OTHER OIL STOCKS.

$50 TAD PIT (p) So 90 So SO
80: :SS : :es5scss ,6a r e 20. +, 4 t
1900 .Cosden o a C it94 1ia4 1tIa IVA
400 do Pr. 10 40 #s +zs
1900 Federal OIL. Is p IS p
500 'Houston OIL 10 t3la 12l2 i3lz
22O0 Kenov "a % as rs - 70
500 500 . .sS,svs OF 3 o1 2 e = 2 y
200 'Muskogee Ref BIS IS 81 IS
100 100 okla * Pro & Ref o. "a Ga a.
1899 I9S .P%af OH = pr 80 % g 50 g
1000 'sapul o & R. sIa 9Ia s34 So
400 .rTex Mex Pet 81 So 81 IS
1900 unit West oil 10 70 rs "a
600 wayIand o&G a7s 3is 81 So
MINING STOCKS.
200 TAB GIN )apl 50 SO SO So
250o Big Ledge Cop "a 23s pa ~
500 Bingham Ming. 9's s'8 9Ia sfs
100 Butte C&Z VI CT az AZ az az
500 Con Ariz Sm. io5 ITO ia 3
1900 tGoldhed Cons 81 a. g -
200 HeclA Mining. SO SIS *
$500 Tins Nds IA % u IS 70 10
500 Jumbo Ext Is - Is Is
500 mckinley 81 50 81 50
l75 NY&Hon R N i5la 1919 t52 i5la
800 fOat Lex (ap) O. % % o5
100 tRochest Mines So 50 IS %
1000 stand Sn-Lead 10 iA - I u
1000 Tonopah Ext so 6 5'4
500 WEST End Con 81 81 81 81
GOO Unity Gold NJ ga 81 81 81
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
MINING STOCKS.

1000 Inter R 7 IS % %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10

baupteu, Bis iis ibm Don ben 5lrtsn
entrifien ipirb.
GnglaHb fiiblte ii6 a6er bel 8ssinn
oes &rieaes aud berufen, feline rein
tbatid6li6e Stellung in 4sgpptsn gu
elmer re4tIi6en gu MAIDEN. 90 pros
ilamierte es ieiu prOtettorat, Iebtr
ben bisberigen &beoiOe ab uuo ers
nannte oeiien Obeim 9amel, Der Ieie
nem Ramen ale @bre gu MAIDEN
i4eint, gum Sultan.
Pur Iaaoe, DuB aud bieIe neue
Hegelung D0terre9tspiorig lit. 0enn
Nsgppten bilDet einsn 5beil bes iiirs
tiiben ReI6es. Der 36eil zines
Staates fam aber an einen onbsrsn
nur ourh gbtretuHg ubsrgsbsn. Der
5irtei Iie9t eine iolae IelbitDeritano-
li4 Iebr fern.
Gs bletbt babel: bic SteGang
Gnglanbs in 2legppten lit cine einIeis
tige @etpaltberriaaft obue ieoeu
Redt5grunb ytur Gepult fam Die
9epdlt Oertreiben, uno bieis 9epaIt
Dirb boffeHtlth balD pa iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10
Tlnb,Na@ri4tem.
Wittpo6, 10. Mlai 101'

Mittpo6, 10. Wiai lOl6.
I'm Gincinnatier Diftritt 1T Der
ObiOflub i'm obersH 36eile langidm
i'm GaIen bsgriffen. Der Stub battle
eeitsrn Qbsnb Bel biefiger Stabt Ell
nsn @oFsritanb BON 22.8 SUB.
Die fOlssnben 9spsi6sn trafsn gs'
fern bier sin:
piitsburg, pa.-e.o SUB, itist.
Wbssanq, 80. 9a.-S.2 Sub, fdllt.
parfers6urg, 80. 9a.-13.7 SUB.
anaipba gals, so. 9u.-3.2 Sub.
Gbarlsiton, 80. 0a.-7.6 5ub, fdat.
portsmputb, ObiO-26.4 SUB, itetgs.
aOuisoills, ap.-10.3 Sub, itetgt.
GDonsbills, Snb.-20.3 SUB, fdlIt.
0aibpille. senn.-10.9 Sub, fdlt.
CHATTANOOGA, genn.-9. 3 CUB. itei9t
Cairo, Sn.-32.8 SUB fdllt.
Mempbis asnn.-25.6 SUB, iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10

Rinbpitb. - Die 3ufabr ipor
untebsutenb unb Der Wartt rubig su
itetigen prsifen. Stodsrs unb Gee
bers ipdren i'm ErsiIe itetig, Wil4s
fife ipnren iietig.
Mittlere unb irbpere Stisre $7.75
900; OtTtn $4.25-75O; JIsis
ffer Gtiere $6.00-8.25; auserleisne
fis erira $8.50-8.75; Seifsrs $500
-8.25; auserlefsHs bis ertra 1885,
s.75; aiibe $4.75-6.50; auserleIens
Zig ertra $6.75-7.25; gdnners $4.s
OO-4.5O; fette DARN aiibe $50
700; srira S7.10-7.25; Mil6tiife
$3.50; Gtoders unb sgssbers:
Stiere s5.50-775; Seiisrs $3.50
100; aabe $5.0O-5.75.
guffsn. Die 3ufubrsn mas
rem fsi6t unb bic preiIe dIssrnsin
itetig.
1stte gullen $7.25-7.e0; 30
losna $c.25-I25; magsre unb lsi4'
te $5.OO-b.OO.
RdIhtr. : Die 3ufubren tpursn
mdbiq unb Der WIartt lebbaft gu itss
tiaen preifen.
Bette &Glbsr $9.75; fair Bis CUTE
lsi6te $7.b0-9.50; Orbindrs uno
sroBe $5.O0-9.25.
S6netne. Die 3ufubreH
tparen mdbis unO bic prsiie unpers
dnbert.
Gute Bis aussrlsiene 9srpddunqss
ne GleiI6eriorten $9.s5-9.9O; ge>
miidte 8erpadn3siortsn $9.70-9.s
So; asgeiudte mittlsre, $50 Bis 10
pfunb, $9.50-970; lsi6te 8sr'
ianbtfortsn, 12o zig 155 pfunb So
10 Bis 9.25; prbindre bis CUTE 5er'
sel, 40 pfuuo uno ourunter 5000
500; or6indre Biz aussrleiene i6fps'
re fstte Sdue $7.5O-9.25; StaSs
$6.0O-6.75.
Gd5afe unb 9dmmer.
Eis 3ufubren parsu fttpad uuo be'
itartsr gla9frase rpursu bic prsils
ieit uno tbsilpeiie 9Ober.
S3aie, ertra 5 8.O0-8.25; CUTE
tis auserlsisns S725-8.00; orbindS
re Bis fair $4.50-6.75; 9sihoreTs
Sdafe $500 750. admmsr,
ertra S10.25-1O5O; CUTE Bis auser'
lsIene S9.75-10.25; oroindrs DIS
fair s6.5O-9.25; Spring admmsr
s11.5O-15.0O; QGmmsr nit Dolls,
$10.O0-11.5O.
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Sdlpeine. = 3ufubr 14,0o0.
Martt i6pa6; Butt $9.65-9.85;
lsi6ts $9.3o-9,85; ssmii4ts $40
$50; ibpers $9.35-9.9O; rauhe
1895 $50; Bsrtsl $7.25-9.1o.
RinbDisb. = 3ufubr 1000:
Wartt fcIt; eiHkimii6e Beef Stier.
S.70-9.85; Gtoders unb Jssosrs
$5.75-S.e5; aiibs unb Seifsrs S4,'
2o-9.35; adiber S6.5o-9.85.
G9ofe. 3ufubr 5000; = Mar't
Fart; Dsibsrs s7.00-9.50; etpts
$5.25-9.25; qGmm.r S8.0o-12.OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10

Su uer. - preile rep. - Wdfs
finirtsr Gut Coat $3.50; potpbsrsb
$3.50; Cubes $50; granuIirter $8..
90; Gonf9tionsrs .a~ $50; Off
az $7S0-9.0O; ipsibsr ertra $7.60
ITO; extra ~ga $3.50 per banbert
pfunb.
Molaiits ijt fistis. - Rem
Orleans Open astlt 45-65e; Gen,
trifusdl 25-34c per GaIIone.
Rets. - QouifiaHd, sydnep 6eab
64-6ac; prina 5a-53o; prbtndre
4-4sc; Sapan 4a-5ie per g,funb.
Dairpsprobutts
Butler. WarEt rubiq unb
preile itetig. MboIsmiIt, srtra
34t; Gerltralisso srtrd 31ac; Gentrals
i3eb firffs 28c; Getonb 25t; GdnrD
Gairn 26c; padins Gtod 22A 24e
per piunb.
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TENDER 12.75-12.9O. am s6laB
1892.
Butter. - Tiarit nieDrissr; Grsas
merp 26-28ac.
gier. = Martt b56er; firts 2Ol
pie; orbiriGre firits 19-194c.
aartoffeln. = Wartt unDerdnOert.
Gefliisel. = 2ebsnbss Wartt I'M
perdnbert
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3dsliher Wsarft.S erid,t,
gineinnati a aj,ci

Y IHe u II q - b. 4tcI.
DIE nadfolssnbsn Quotirunaen 6e,
5iehsn iid mir auf Gnsros Trans.
ottionen. Bel ilsinersn @si4Gftsr
iperSea eiipas bObere g}rsiis bsrs9uei.
probiiionsn
Sdmal5. prima Stearl
12.47a-12.57a; Gdmilp 13.25-13.'
rs.
stOdsn asfalssnes gGeii d.
- Sbort clear Ssiisn, loie 13t-
lac; Grira fbort clear Seiten 13a-
1896; turss RipRnIeiten 133-13ae;
Bellies 15-15ic.
Bacon. - Short clear Seiter
14a-15tc; EXTRA ibort clear Setter
14a-15e; ibort Rippenisiisn 14a-
15c; Bellies 16A-17c.
sugar gureb StsifG.
S4inisn 19-19ae; picnic S4ulteSu
14-14ac. grsa.fsIt Bacon 90
22c; S4uItsrn in patstsn ID
14ac; Reb Dort Gut 14-14sc; tros
dene Beef Sdintsn 27A -2Sac per
pfunb.
SibsspSisItss GIsif d.
sdinten 16-16Ae; pienic S&uls
tern 12a-122c; Bellies 15-15a:;
SduItern 12t-13c; S4uItsrn, y.
y. Gut DO. 12A-13e.
Srif4esGIeii d. - S9intsn
16t-17ac; pienic S9uIisrn 12-
12st; S9uItsrn 12-12ae; ihOrt rip.
penfeiien 12a-13e; fbort clear
Rippsnieiten 13-13at; EXTRA ibOrt
clear Rippsnfeitsn 12i-13e; Bellies
I.i6ts 17A-1s1e; Bellies, i9pers
16a-171e.
Mebl unb 9etrtibe.
WebI. - Wintsr patent $5.s5-
$6.10; Wintsr fancp s5.G5-5.S5;
Minisr iancp $5.10-5.35; Winter
EXTRA $4.50-4.So; Wintsr oroindrer
4.00-4.25; Sartes Wsi5M patsnt
$5.5-6.25; 5artss Wsi5en fantp
$5.35-5.75; 5artss Wsi3en famiIp
$4.60-4.S5; Rosgsn, Rortbtuslisrn
ssmiidtss $5.OO-5.1o; ROsssn, gitp
reiHes $5.O0-5.25; RosgeH Gitp ss-
mifdtss $4.75-5.0O.
Wei5en. - Ro. 2 roiber Winisr
$122-1.24; go. 3 bo. S1.14;
lis; Ro. 4 DO. S1.O0-11O.
Welf9torn Rp. / psibes
&; 30. 2 DO. 76a-77t; gip. 8 DO.
Ro. 4 DO. 73A-74c; 30.
8 bo. 71-73e; gaO. 6 DO. 6s-70c;
go. / selbss -; go. 2 bo. 76a-77c;
Ro. 8 DO. 76-76ae; Ro. 4 DO. 73a
74c; glo. 8 bo. 71-73e; Ro. 8 DO. SIS
.7Oc; = Ro. l ssmifdtes C; Ro.
2 DO. 76-7ske; go. 3 DO. 75s-76e;
no. a bo. 73-74e: Ro. 5 bo. 70a l.
72ac;Ro. 6 DO. 67A-68c. - aolbsns
torn, ipsibss. 770--80e; aolbeniora.
gelb.s $3.50; aolbentorn, ssmii6s
tes, 78-80e per gu.
Rogsen. Ro. 2 95-8c;
Ro. 3 DO. 92-94e; Ro. 4 DO. 30
Doc.
Safer. - Hcrtbipsiiern. go. 2
Ipeibsr 52--54e; ROriblpeitsrn Stan.
barb peibsr 51-52e; Rortbpeitern
no. 3 tpeiBsr 50-5ls; go. 3 fpsibs,,
45-46e; yaO. 4 ipsiBsr
go. 2 semifdier A-45r;
no. 3 einbeimiittr 43-44e; 90. 4
]emifdter 42-43e.
Dhisfsp.
Wtrtauft ipurben 576 gbls. Die
Itillers TiuiTbsb gopbs aui Der Bats
bon S1.40 per gallone.
groceries.
aaffes - SABA 23-30e; Wo.
pa 29-30e; GuaisraIa fanep 19c;
10. gutter 17Ae.
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Gbieaso. 9. Mai.

bieaso, 8. Wdi.
Weisen. - fyiir Mai $1.13a-1.s
154, am e8Iub $1.l44; fir Suli
$1.14a-1.163, aH SdluB $1.16.
W.li4torn. Sir Mai IA
75se, am s6luB 75se; fir Suli
74i-75.c, am SdIuB 74se.
5afer. - Sir Tsai 47-47ac, am
Sdlub 475c; fir SuIi 43-43ac. I'M
SdluB 43ac.
Rossen. - go. 2 97-97ae.
@erfe. = 63-79c.
5imptbp. - $4.50-7.75.
Slice. - $S.00--14.OO.
porf. - Siir SuIi $23.60-23.o0, !,
ON G4luB $23.65; fir September
S23. .30-2335 am @dluB S23.30.
S9mal3. = 5iir SuIi 12.85-13.s
05. am S6lub 1899; fir September
12.95-13.12, am SdIub 1905.
RippenisitsH. - Giir Juli 1852
--12-s2. am S4Iub l2.72; fir Ssps
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WPetau MART.

R.m gort. 8. gsat.
aupfsr. - Martt feiter.
Glectrulptic. = Rominal; fir
gluauIt unS ipGier $28.75-30.0O.
giisn. - Ularit fstig uno urpsr'
1nhert.
3inn. - Rartt rubis. offsrirt a'
5000.
glei. - $7.30-7.50.
Gpelter. - Warit fietig.
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Uiebmarft.
Ginctnnati. 9. Wloi.

Ht1H :, .. UtuI.
Siifubr unb 8erinnot D6brenb Ser
bsrflofensn "a Gtunben, persIihsn
nit OsrisIben Self bes porbersehenben
9asss pdrsn ipie foIst:
9nfrbr 9iinoD. Sdfpeine Sd,ofe
8. Mai +. 1773 1891 296
8. Mai =. So 3003 16
gerianbt n6brenb bericIben 3eii:
giinop. Shipeine Sdaie
8. Wlai -. 80 1884 ---
8. Rai =. 51e 257s
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