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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-11-17
REPUBLICANS CLAIM STATE 49,
FAIRLY CERTAIN FOR HUGHES
CORRECTION ADDS 400
TO HIS LEAD.
WILSON TO GET MAJORITY
OF MILITIAMEN'S BALLOTS
Commissioners Are on Their Way
From Llano Grande to ST. Paul But
Results viii Not Be Known
for Several Days-2,136
Votes Cast.

| Minneapolis, Nov. 10. = Minnesots,
passed from an extremely doubtful
state into the position of fairly GER
| tain Hughes state. The change was
| caused by a correction in figures re-
ported during the day. The correc-
ton lifted Hughes lead from 672 to-
| 1904, with IS precincts still to be-
heard from Previous to the eorrec-
ton it appeared possible for these 3D.
precincts and the soldier vote to put
Minnesota into the Wilson column.
The corrected totals for 1888 OF thss
1924 precincts in the state gave,
Hughes 176,545 and Wilson 1851.
Northern Districts for Wilson.
The later reports were from north
ern districts of the state, the bulk OF
which showed slight Wilson leads.
and appeared to show cause for fur
Their worrying over Hughes ability to"
carry the state. Against the precincts
from the north, with their Wilson
trend, are pitted several from the more
densely populated Hughes districts OF
the southern part of the state and
Hughes chances were enhanced by
the correction, although it Is possible.
that only the official count may remove
the state from the doubtful column and
place It where 1t normally belongs.
Guardsmen's Vote May Decide.
With these conditions obtaining. the
soldier vote continued a point of much
interest in the state returns. This wasy
due to the fact that II Hughes should,
lose heavily in the outstanding pre-
cinct returns and II the priwate adj
vices regarding the soldier vote are
correct the Minnesota National guards
men may determine how Minnesota'e.
IL electoral votes will be cast by the
electoral college.
The special legislation which pro-
vided for the troops suffrage did not
provide that the commissioners sent
to take the vote should count the BAL
lots. The commissioners are on their
way from Llano Grande to st. Paul
and are due there tomorrow. The re-
suits will not be known until Tuesday
when the canvassing board makes it's
survey of the official returns.
Soldiers Cast 2,f36 Ballots.
Advices to Secretary Schmahl arc
to the effect that the soldiers cast a.
total vote of 2,136 ballots. Private
advices forecast that there would not
be difference of more than 200 or
300 between the Wilson and Hughes.
votes. One Of the commissioners H.
said to have expressed the opinion,
hat Wilson would get large major
ty of the soldier vote.
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HUGHES GETS PLURALITY
OF 100000 IN NEW YORK
Governor Whitman Reelected by
Large Majority-Caider Defeats
McComhs for Senator.

New York, Nov. 10-New York state
gave Hughes plurality of 100000 and
reelected Governor Whitman by an
even larger vote. All the rest OF the
Republican state ticket won by large
pluralities, including the candidate for
United States senator
William M. Calder of Brooklyn, re-
publican candidate for United States
senator, polled 683,353 votes against
508,742 for his opponent, William F.
McComb, former chairman OF the Dem
ocratic national committee
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN
BY 100000 MAJORITY
Lowden Defeats Dunno for Governor
by 10000. o. p. Gains Four
Conqressmen.

Chicago, Nov. 8-Illinois is Repub.
lican by 100000, and Lowden, Repub-
lican, has defeated Dunno for COVER
nor by $4,000. The Republicans also
claim to have gained at least four con-
gressmen.
Election officials estimated the
states total vote would be at least
100000, as compared with 1,146,173
in the presidential election of 1912.
Two thousand six hundred and wen
ty-eight out of $3.50 precincts in I'LL
nois, including 1,525 Chicago precincts
give Wilson r412,716, Hughes, 1913, 425.
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DUPONT BEATEN IN DELAWARE

Republican Senator IL Defeated by
Josiah o. Wolcott, Democrat.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9.-Returns
show that Hughes carried Delaware
by 800. Senator Dupont was defeated
by Josiah o. Wolcott (dem.), by 800
to 1000
The republicans elected their state
ticket with the possible exception Of
the candidate for attorney general
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HALF OF NATION NOW DRY
STATES IN PRoHi-
BITIoN COLUMN.
Michigan, Montana, Nebraska and
South Dakota New "Dry" States
Beer Amendments Fail.

NEW DRY sTATES-MichioAn
Montana, Nebraska and South Da-
kota--4.
STATES ALREADY DRY-Ala-
bama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colo
RADIO, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, kans-
as, Maine, Mississippi, North Car
olIna, North Dakota, Oklahoma,
Oregon, South Carolina, Tennes-
see, Virginia, Washington, and
West Virginia.
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NORTH DAKOTA is FOR Will SON
Hughes Lead crumbIes-RuraI Sec
tons for Democrat

Fargo, Nov. S.-Hughes' lead over
Wilson In North Dakota has crumbled,
belated returns from the rural sec
tions turning the tide to the Presi-
dents favor. With about one-third the
total number of precincts reported the
count stood Wilson, 1850; Hughes,
1853.
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New Hampshire For Wilson.

Concord, N. H., Nov. 10.-New
Hampshire complete. but only partial
~ certified to the secretary OF state.
gives Hughes 43,7s2; Wilson, 43.849-
Wilson's plurality. III. Twelve hun.
dred New Hampshire national guards
men on duty It the Mexican border
were upablp TO vote because Of lack
o. lee1saettye provision
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NEW JERSEY IS REPUBLICAN,
Presidents Home State Elects g. O. P.
State and National Ticket,

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 9.--New Jersey.
President Wilson's home state. went
republican on both national and state
issues. The president, however, ran
ahead Of the state ticket.
Hughes plurality was 22,634.
The state elected Joseph s. Freling-
huysen (rep.), to succeed United
States Senator James MARITIME (dem.
and republican governor, Walter e
Edge.
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SUFFRAGE LOSES OUT IN S. D.
Early Returns Indicated Amendment
Would Garry In State.

Sioux Falls, Nov 9.-The woman
suffrage amendment which early re-
turns indicated would carry In south
Dakota by small majority, has lost
out For, A472; against. $500.
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H1s"U "SCVVssk ~ WV F1uWpuuITO.
Concord, N. W., Nov. with few
precincts to be picard from. the Dem
ocratic state committees admitted that
Hughes Was leading the state BY 500
or 400 votes. ID va stated that
recount will be d1msnded and that In
accordance with Instructions from
Chatrznaa Mccormick the ballot boxes
~ being closely guardAd.
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: WEST VIRGINIA CONCEDED
= TO HUGHES BY DEMOCRATS

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 10.-
Democratic State Chairman Cha
d yer has conceded West Virginia =
to Hughes by $500.
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CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS AS
SURE PRESIDENT WILSON OF
DEMOCRATIC UPPER HOUSE
DURING NEXT FOUR YEARS.
PLURALITY OF FOUR VOTES
IN LOWER HOUSE CLAIMED
One Independent, One Socialist and
One Progressive Socialist Elected
Miss Jeanette Rankin, Repu5li-
can of Montana, Is First Woman
to Be Sent to Congress.

New York, Nov. 10.-Congressional
election return which are nearly com
plete assure President Wilson in the
forthcoming administration a Demo
cratic Senate but with five districts
undecided the best that the Democrats
could claim was a plurality of four
votes in the House.
Upon the basis of revised returns
the Democrats have elected 215 mem
bers of the House and the Republic
ans 211. In addition there have been
elected one independent, one Social
list, one Progressive Protectionist.
Democrats Control Senate.
The Senate, according to latest fig
ures, will consist of 81 Democrats and
AZ Republicans, majority of IL. The
Democratic majority in the present
Senate is 16.
An unusual feature of the result is
the election of the first woman to
Congress, Miss Jeanette Rankin, Re-
publican, apparently has been elected
in Montana
The House, according to the latest
returns, will be divided politically as
follows:
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PennsyIvanIa Troops for Huohes.

Ell Paso, Nov 8. Pennsylvania
troops in the field give totals for pres
ident; Hughes, 1882; Wilson, 2,029,
according to the official total.
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Wilson Leads In idaho bv 1892.

WTIUUH Eeuou ~ IuAHo by 13ezoz.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 10.-Ffve hundred
and nfty-two precincts out Of 743 in
idaho give Wilson ss,4s7; Hughes, 4s,
3oS.
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Five doubtful
Progressive.
independent.
doubtful.
f-Socialist.
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5rb GOODS. .Wtarft.
gineinnati. 20. MGra.

Der Wldrtt mar in Der perfloNsne1
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nidia 0Ae. 0odueiie &c. Repperel 1914 26iie.
bo.. ga 24izc.. rticG iO'l S2ile, So. 90 800.
Fofereeo i0'4 60. 90. 81 24e, BRIGHTON
*rin' s-simeritan sbiriina bAc gsiirnl
Rdri &c. simericnn 5rbiao nub wlouruira
GLe. Grans &c, SiuDfou W7ouriiinp &c. BrahS
&c. Pnciiic Twill fobss 7e, gidiionoI 6e.
geribire 5i4e, Asiinrce &c.
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rnabauia &C. cI6 Sirenia 7Ae, poeabcria'
Ttuims-erietiOH 1885, 2ao iae geo
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tpnren iietis, Clips aber unb lsi4t:
5ertel iperoen nur iebr ipenig ssa
tauft.
Gute bis oussrlsisns @erpndy ngs1
unb Jleifderforten $9.85-9.90; gss
mii9ts uHb mitilere $9.50@O.S5;
Ieihts @srianbtforten $9.00-9.25;
Gertsl, 10 pfunb unb ipsniser $5.s
$1,000; oroindre Bis auserieiens
fGipere fstts SGue $725-9.25;
Stass $5.50-7.00.
g 9dfe unb 2Gmmer. =
Die 3ufubr mar MIR mdbis uHb aie
Sreifs iittig.
Saufs, ertro $7.75-8.o0; CUTE Bis
auserlsieRs $6.75-7.65; orbindre Biz
fair $4.O0-6.50. 2Gmmer, ertra
$11.25-11.50; CUTE Biz auserleiens
S1O.50-11.25; orbindre Big fair So
oo-1o.25; ssi4orene admmer ST.
OO-10.0O.
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AmSNArtiae W1rfte.
ylen gort, 20. M2Gr3,

m,, on
70 Ufe9l. - gfartt Felt9; 81 SPtlhg
yatsnts $5:1omelo; Wlnisr Yafsilts
5.So-5.s6; BiHtsr Stra'sRts So''
5o-o.75.
WeI3en. = Vsartt tart. No: z
barter $l.23a; N0. ! Ourllm $l-2Sa;
9fo. NoriFIn Sulutb S!.o4a; 9lp'
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"ssip yort. :
Wsli6torn. = Dtartt teit; No' z
selbss o34-S4c;; {, /. I: R. =;
garter. - ulartt tslt; STANDARD
51e.
9su. = gsartt feit; No l $l:3o-
LAO; Ro: 2 $1.25--l.3O; gto. 3 $l'oO
-1.O5; gerlanot 9O-95c.
9op1en. = Wtartt 'tetlg; State or
findrsr biz auserleiensr 1912, IL
25e; 1914 5-9t; paclltc aulte 19lo
12-15c: 1914 s-lOc.
Sdute. - Uaartt teit; So9ota 80
-34t; Central Qmeritd 33e.
Seoer. - Wsortt felt; 6eulod flr1ts
33-34c; ittonbs 32-33e.
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sr etabt sinen @aHsritanb BON 2s.s

ger Stubt sinen WuHsrftunb Don 2S.S
SUB.
Die fOlsenben Sepef4sn trufsn sss
fern bier Elm:
pittsburs. pa.-4.8 JuB. fdlIt.
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purtsrsburg, SO. @a.-12.6 SUB,
Sunotpba Sails, %. ga.-4.1 CUB.
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portsmoutb, O.-25.7 Gub, faat.
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Chattanooga, Senn.-10.0 CUB.
GnirO, $3.50 SUB, fdIlt.
Wempbis, 5enn.-25.5 Jub. fieigt.
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gbicqap. 20. WpGra.

@eben. Jiir Mai $1.o8-1.s
10t, am S9lub S1.09g; fir SuIi ST.
o6-1.08l, am S6lub $1,oSs.
WelIdtoru. - Jiir Waai 749-
75sc, um Sdlub 1856; fir 5uli 10
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5afsr. Siir Mai "A -44ac, an
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ON S6lub 43ic.
Roaqeu. - 9aO. 2 95a-96c.
9srIts. - 61-75c.
5imotbp. $5.0O-8.00.
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Bort. - Iyiir glai 22.7o-22.9o,
am S6lub $22.s5; fir Suli $22.5o-
22.75, am S9lub 500 go.
S4mal3. - Sir Mai 11.27-11,s :
90, am Sdlub 11.40; fir SuIi 11.52
-11.67, am SdluB 11,65.
gfippenieitsn. - Fir Mai 1882
1900, am SdIub $1,000; fir Suli
12.17-12.25, am SdluB 1922.
Butter. - Wartt unperdnbert.
Gisr. - Rartt ftetig.
aartoffeln. - Wartt unoerdnbert.
9efltisel. 9ebenbes. Wlortt uns
perGHoert.
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guibeIs Grbisn BON 2f6er NM
S4peine, bic ouf GrbIen unb alei
lpeiben tonneH, MAIDEN ausg,ssi6n,tl
9eiDi6ts5unubmen. 5srnsr lam man
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bic erbieu. oriidt iis unb Deriaufi
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erbien erSislsn immsr eintn sutsH
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bod nur nit beitem grfolge in iebsH
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5armer. bic ianbigen goben bsipirtb,
i6dften, bilbsu bic Grbisn cine gang
befouoers Dertbpone &ulturpflaH5e.
9as 9emenge bpn SslberbIen unb
!9afer Iiefsrt e6sHfans cine psrtbpols
@rnte, penH Der 5armer bsi bieiem
@emengebau fOrgfGltig iih ben BE-
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Senf.
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unter Dem Getreibe rsift Der Samen
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ldbt fid Bel Der @ernidtuns bes fpils
ben Senfes aber bas Gussieben elmer
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limb, fommen audi nad bem sriinbs
li6iten gebaden bes glders bod mics
Der nuf.
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Gbicaao. %. ggldrs.

G6neins. - 3ufubr $1,000. =
Built $9.50-9.6o; lsi4te $9,10-9.s
Go; ssmifd,te $9.20-9.65; iapere
S9.20-9.65; ruube 1920 9.35;
Gertel $7.50-8.60.
giinbpieb. 3ufubr 1900. =.
Wartt i4ipa6; ginbeimif6e Beet
Gtisre $7.50-9.85; StOders unb
S5sebers s6.Oo-S.25; Sibe unb Ssis
fsrs $3.80-8.70; adlber $500
1925.
S6afs. - 3ufu6r 1900. Ueartt
fart. Wstbers $8.30-9.00; gmes
$6.10-s.70; aGmmer $9.50-11. go.
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sir jiibi den & On gre B.
Oas aommittee fir bic Srganiiirung
bes felt a9t Monaten seplanten amerts
tanii6en iIbiIhen &pngreiies gibt bes
tannt, bab bic leBten @orbereitunsen
fir bic prGliminars&onfere setrofs
fen tperbsn, bic am 26. uno 27. b. Wa.
i'm Sptel Walton in pbilabelpbia
itattfinbet. Sn bieier 9ortonferen5
pirb iiber Datum uno programm bss
aunsrsFss, ben Motus Der gertre>
tung unb bic 8abl Der Delegdten. Ji<
nan3aneslegenbeiten bes aongrefes II.
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sur &onferenS 1T uuter unoeren bon
Seon Sonbers, Dem @roBmeiiter bes
Orbens 8'ritb 4brabam unb ben Geis
tern Der gr0bten iiibiIhen GeIeli9afs
ten bes 2onoes unter5ei6net. Der
4ufruf peiIt duf bic ytotbpenoistsit
bes &ongreiies .5peds @rlan9uns iiis
bifher Rehte" bin, bic ourh bic Sris
rs, pel6e Der Srieg in Der jiioiIden
@eIdri6te berpprgebrabt babe, unabs
peisbar eetporben lei. WGbrenb Der
lebten adt Mpnate, beibt ss, iei in
allen iHbiIden Orguniidttpnen bic
Jraee, Oh Elm Iolher &unereB eehalten
perben iolle, erDrtert tpprbeu unb bliss
Der baben Iid, Dem geridt oes Srsas
ntIatipnss s4ommtttees sufolee mebr ais
inc Wtillion eiuselne Suoen bdfiir auss
seIpro6sn. Der S9ubmeiiter bes
umeritaniihen iiibtI6en StIfstomnits
tees eibt betdunt, bdb big gum IL.
Mdrs CUR llnteritiisuns triessnoths
leibenber Suben bel ibm $2,942. .43353
in gaar $612, ,o51.32 in 8erpflihtuns
gen, suiammen 1854, ,4S5.35 einses
ganeen iinb. Sas prpptioriI4e Gres
tutips s2pmmittee fir alIeemeine Sionis
itii6e 4ngeIegeubeitsn tiinbiat an. bdb
es oom stoniItiIher 3entrals Bureau In
Deutfdlanb cine 2iite BON 5000 Sus
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balten bat, bic iih in bitterer Rpth be-
finben, unb bab es an @nssbSrise hies
fer 9ebiirftigen In oteiem 2anbe, ppn
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lit, acknowledgement seionbt bat.
Dos aDmmittee, bds fein Bureau IN
Rp. "A OF % Strdbs bat, permits
tsIt Selbisnbuneen nat ppIsr unenis
seltli6,
u@arum 1T benn Der JrieoI g'iei.
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Sch, Bombs unS sIftien in mau yorf.

Geidjditspapitfe puro.n - 8-5z4y BID
isniirt. @atfel ani 1onoon marea itetiD.
fiar 80 Iass f4.T2K; Sidit s4.765S; aabt..
an-,siiunasn t4.77. Ssranes Gid. 594H.
gab.l 5.9SK, Mari Gidt 7lJl. aaba 7lH.
,lrcueH SID l2H, Rabel H. gir. Sihi
S.7J. 9abel s69, Wubsi Sidpt s21s; Rabbi
y25s; Siissp SarrsH SIC. gssyianiits 9pl'
IIrs 4s54.
Mtfienmartt. - anfanes mar Der
@ .r.t isit uno einiss BON ben SptSialitdten
biiien redl. b,beufenne Gjtpiune au per.
,eiGnfn. Bilo ltood irat cine @'neun8
elm unp bic Bliiiitfs aeIpanueH be Cber.
baab. no ,st bic B.unae MID alsin fpieotr
bsrloren ainaen, ionosrn nod mebs oaiu,
Sic s@lubaoiirunasR iiano.i faIt ouiG.
,J:s unter otnen pom Sanitat
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6dufe. = Wllrtt mar riiEia uno
fietis. Rabss'oI5sne go. / 15a
16e Der 9}funb. RO. 2 bo. 141-15c;
fer pfuno. Gitp Builders frilfs 142
--15c: DO. gonrtrp 11-12c, frifhs
aalbfdlle 20-21c; g2O. l guusH 12e,
No. 2 DO. lie.
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Re IN gort, 20. mdrs.

Rep Yort, 20. WldrS.
aupfer. - Wartt itetis.
electrplptic $2S,o0-28.5o; fir
SUM- unp ipdtsr S27.00-27.50.
giIen. - Warft feit; go. 1 Ncrt6z
gn $2o.25-2O.75; 30. 2 1875
20.25; go. ! Southern $20.00-20.s
90; Go. 2 S19.75-20.25.
3inn. - Martt rubis; pfferirt 3u
$500.
glei. - S7.75.
SpeIter. = asins Quotiruneen.
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lleberFHt bes Cincinnati
NNarftes,
SRr bic NsntaI. ben 90. Wir,
1916 fnsistnst sssA..
gineinnati, 20. Wdrs.

Die na9folsenben Quotirunsen be-
3iehen ilf nur auf GLgros > 3raris'
aiiionen. Bel tlsinsrsu Gsf9dftsr
trsrbsn sifuas b5bere prsiis beredn.t
propiiioneu.
G 6mals. primd Steam
10.50-10.6o; iJamilb 11.75-12e.
: 5rodengeial3sues Jleii d
Sbort clear Ssiten, loIe 121--
13e; gTtra ibort clear Seiteu 12t-
1916: turse Rippenisiten 12t-129t;
Bellies 14-15e.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seitsn
14--14le; srtra ibort clear Ssitsn
13a-14ie; ibort Rippsnisiten 13a-
14e; Bellies 154-151e.
Sugar Gureb GIeifd. =
Sdintsn 1S-185e; pitnic S6ultern
13-13bc; grsatfeIt Bacon 18-20c;
Gdultern in padsten 13-13ae; Rem
Yort Gut 13-13ae; trodeue ges'
G6int.n 26-27c per pfunb.
SHbsepof.lttsSIsifh. =
S3intsn 151 -16e; pienic S6uls
tern 11-111e; Bellies 13a-14c;
S6ulisrn 11-11ie; StuItsrn. q.
p. Gut DO. 11--11a per pfunb.
Jrif9es SIeifd. - Shinlen
15-16te; Uicnie S6ultern IL
11se; G6ultern 11-11ac; fbori
Rippsnisiien 11s-12ae; ibOrt clear
Rippenfeiten 12-12hc; ertra ibort
clear giipp,nfsiien 112-124t; Bellies
lsihte 15-l6t; Bellies, i9psre. Ia
143e.
WehIunb Gttreibe.
Mebl. Minter patsnt $5.75-
e.1O; Winier fansb S5.50-5.70;
1inter fanilp S515-5.25; WiHter
trtra $4.6o-4.80; Winier oroinds
rer S40o-425; 9artes Msisen pas
t,nts $5.80-6.25; Sartes Wbsn sin'
en- S5.2o-5.60; Sariss WsiSen fas
Min $4.60-4.85; gaossen, Wortbs
psiiern aemtT5tes $5.35-5.60; Ros.
gen, gitp, rsines S5.45-5.70; Gitp
oemii6ies $5.35-5.60.
Weisen. 30. 2 rotbtr Winisr
s1.17-1.19; go. 3 bo. $1.1o-1.15;
go. A DO. 85e $1.06.
Wetihtorn. No. 1 Deibss
--e: Ho. 2 DO. 74-75c; go. 8 DO. 70
-74e; Ro. A DO. TIE; Ho. s DO.
6S-70t; SO. 6 DO. 65-67e; Ro /
eel6es -; 80. 2 DO. 7475e; SO. 3
DO. 7374e; SO. a DO. 70-71e;
SO. 5 DO. 67a 69e; Ro. 6 DO. 65-
&c. gao. / ssmiidt,s -; go. 2
bo. 74-75e; Ro. 3 DO. 73--74c; Wo.
A bo. 70-71e; No. 8 bo. 67A--69e;
yso. 6 bp. So 67c. aolbeniorn.
peibes 70-72e; aolbentorn, sslbes,
7273c; aolbeniorn, ssmii8tss,
70--72e per 9u.
Roggen. go. 2 SO 8-99e;
glD. 3 DO. 90-93c; To. a bo. 60
S5e.
9dftr. - Northirelteru ylc. z
treiBer 40 SOC; Roribipsitsrn Gians
barb msiber 4s-49e; Jlortbtreitrn
90. 8 peiBsr 46-47c; glo. 8 freib.r
einbeimiffer 45-46c; yio. 4 freiB.r
43344te: go. 2 gemiidtsr 44-46c
30. 3 sen1iI1ier. einbeimifher 43--
44c: 30. A atmiidisr 40--42c.
Wbistep.
gertanft purben 662 WbIs. Die
Killers syinifkb 0oobs auf Der Bats
bon S1-40 per GalIons.
grpeeries.
aaifee. - Saba 23-3oe; wlos
fla 29-30c; GUATEMALA fanep 19e;
bo. gutter 17ac.
TRINA ..................l4H 11H
&tufS 49, 16$
8air .-.............-.l4H lbH
Liw Uatt ..,..-......s....toH On
Nuee Crssnarg ,-..........lSx IAN
lrbtnfsp .....-......--.lsH IAN
3uder - preifs feff. - Rnffi.
uirtsr Gut apaf $3.50; poinbsreb
S7.25; Cubes S7.55; sranuIirter $7.s
l5; Gonfectipners n" $7.15; off
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3uder. - Vreiit feit. - WnffIs
nirisr Gut aoaf $3.50; poiDbereb
$7.25; Cubes $7.55; eranuIirter ST.
15; Gonfeetioners ~ $7.15; off
.M@ $3.50; ipeiBer ertra S6.70. eyira
C. $3.50 per pfanb.
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Glnk.Nad1ridbten.

Oienitas, 81. Mdra 1916.
Der Sbioflub 1T i'm Ga[len besrif'
fen unb batte seitsru absnb bel bisii'
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pferbe nab Mamleiel.
gineinnoti, 20. Mdrs.

Die 3ufubr ipar in Der perflOFsnsn
Wo6e nur mdbis, bic Qualitdt cine
;iemlid CUTE unb bi. 9retfe itstis Biz
ftfi. Wan ertpariet, bab BON nd4itsr
Wp9e an pisbsr fart fir bic fran5os
fifde Rsgisruus setdaft fperbsn piro.
0ie preii. ipuren ME fulst:
etpsre 9uap'eree f,s5o--1 600 9fS .sis5-250
GoYtr.ettiteli / .aoO--f 400 Pfo. -. 1926
Gifrsb abmnis. i.01O-i.2 200 3d.. 1o0--i25
rahIife Rieree e0O--f0O0 glfb e0--i00
Slrrniflp Zierse tOOO--f 500 9fb :. f30-i80
ghtas .......... ........... 40-iio
bly'i bis 100 Sians' s'......,,.'..... 4O-ioo
Gums" Guns - ..s... @ .......... 1890