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missed It because her notes showed
no record of a vote on the motion.
Yet, in spite of this testimony, Mrs.
VOsbrink insisted that the question
had ben put to vote, the stenog-
rapher's ears were nOtin good work
ing order, and as chairman Of the
committee, she, Mrs. VOsbrink, would
have to rule that the motion had
been voted on and Mrs. MaCMahOn
defeated and the Felsenthal school
parents slapped in the face by an
eqUivatOTy vote.
Trustee Harris w. Huehl said:
"The recort shows there was no vote
taken"
1T is a mistake of the secretary"
came back Mrs. VosbTink.
This is all part of a plan" said
Jake B. Loeb.
81 object to that" said HuehI. 81
am a new member of this board.
do not believe in trying to suppress
matters. If it is not intended to sup
press this petition, why refer if to the
superintendent? ! want to say fur
ther that nothing transPired between
Pres. Loeb's motion and Mrs. Mac
Mahon's amendment"
The FelsenthaI school parents Pc
tition is as good as pigeonholed or
thrown in Lake Michigan. Mrs. Mac
Mahon's motion to fix a time in
which school superintendent should
report on Miss O'Connor's dismissal
was lost. Voting for it were: Mac
Mahon, Huehl, Lipsky, Peterson, Vot-
ing no were Vosbrink, Loeb, Kruet-
gen, Thornton. Eckhart and Young
passed.
The same lineup of votes follow
ed Jake Loeb's motion to place on
file petition of Mrs. Ida M. Fursman,
president Teachers Federation, and
33 other teachers, for reinstatement.
Atty L T. Greenacre spoke for them.
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LOEB AND MRS. VOSBRINK PLAY
STRONG-ARM GAME

STRONG-ARM GAME
Mrs. George P. Vosbrink, whose
husband is a mop manufacturer, and
Jake Loeb, who is a fire insurance
and real estate operator, acting in
their official capacities as members
of the school management commit
tee of the Chicago school board, yes
terday played a parliamentary
stTOng-arm game.
For coarse gavel work, for out
and-Out gag rule procedure, it was
the real thing. The action:
FelsenthaI school parents petition
ed for restoration of Nora M. O'COn-
nor, school teacher dropped by the
Loeb majority in spite of record of
Miss O'COnnOr by markings Of Supt.
John D. ShoOp as efficient. Loeb
moved petition be referred to super
intendent. Mrs. John Mcmahon
moved to amend on ground that su-
perintendent report in a specified
time.
81 am sorry" said Mrs. Vosbrink,
chairman, but the motion to refer
has been adopted"
Mrs. MacMahon asserted the ques-
ton was not put to a vote. Mrs. VOs-
brink held the vote had been taken
and the question was closed.
The committee stenOgrapheT was
asked to read her record. She read
all her notes on the question. And
i there was a vote the stenographer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
1900
SHADE TREES.

Each street will have only one kind
of tree. There will be Sycamores,
Naples, Carolina Poplars, Elms, HUN
DREDS of trees. Not SPROUTS" but
REAL TREES and, of course, we are
paying for them-they will NOT be
charged against the lot buyers.
Mime Lusa is big success. Are
you in? fnot, you had better come out
today-and GET in while the lots are
still
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05

s STOP right here and consider the prices mighty oy
isn't it? Now LOOK what will buy two-stoy STUCCO
house pressed brick foundaon lot with alley paved
Streets high and slightly with beautiful view to the vest living
orst floor four bedrooms and bath on sss9nd
floor Oak downstairs and maple upstairs Now LSTEN
This is the best bargain offered the Farnam district and
located S. AID ST. House only about four old and
cannot be duplicated present prices for less than $0O and
YOU can for 81 $500 and terms This property was
under foreclosure and the letting go for just what
actually Don't miss this opportunity to get home
in fine location bargain price Better call and
range look this Stop paying rent and buy this house on
practically the same terms.
C. A. GRIMMEL,
$40 Om Nat Blk Bldg Phone D. 1915
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Furnished House
and Handicapped Lot
In Field Club District

The house is = modern frame structure
with full basement, concrete floor, Giblin
hot air furnace. equipped with Keener
oil burner which gave perfect satisfaction
during the coolest weather last winter and
warrants the owner in its continued use
this winter. The first floor has reception
hall. living room. dining room. buffers
pantry. kitchen and rear entrance. fitting TO
hold ice box. Second floor large hall with
linen closet at end; four bed rooms with
large closets in each room. Large
bath room equipped with shower and
shampoo fixtures. Stairs lead to the attic
which is most ample and could be finished
off for another bed room or den. Porch
nine feet wide across the entire front OF the
house and on east side to dining room which
can be entered by door off porch.
Hardwood floors and facings downstairs.
Hardwood floors. maple doors and Georgia
pine facngs upstairs.
Completely equipped with storm doors and
screens for doors and windows. Awnings for
windows on south and west. Lion hot water
heating attachment for summer use Gas
stove in basement.
The decoration Of the bed rooms was done
to special order and would have to be seen
to be appreciated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
Constructions:

This house practically built by day labor and in every in
material used the highest grade obtaabe Heavy tar
paper the rough siding and the finish siding
doubled around all windows and DOORS y red rosn building
paper the rough finished floor thereby max.
ing the floor absolutely dust proof moisture proof and several de-
gres The ahs used white and the
plaster the best the market from Guou
1edwic and you liberty ask them what quality use
The furnace installed by Milton Rogers with absolute
heat the house. matter how cold gets Plumbing tx
Koer enamel better made All deco
rated beautiful lighting fixtures installed shades and solid
brass curtain rods furnished The yard graded and sodded
whether intend buy Open for inspection all day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
MONEY TO LOAN

Furniture, Pianos, ind. notes az security.
sto--s-ilo II. II. gds,. total coat, ss.So.
$40 Endorsed notes. total cost S2.s0
Smaller. larger ANTS proportionate rate.
PRovIDENT LOAN SOCIETY.
Organised by Omaha Business Men.
ta2 Rose Bldg, 18th and Farnam. Ty. csc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
Hastings &Heyden
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMNER RESORT IN PARK REGION Oh
MINNESOTA FOR SALE.
1914 HARVEY STREET.
Phone Tyler so.

m4NINIoo4A TIN 6ALEs
II you are sportsman read this id ovex
more than once. Then get busy: Its the
opportunity of q lifetime.
For good reasons the owners Of one Of
the finest summer resorts In the northern
woods has decided to place his property
on the market. This il not one Of the
conventional summer resorts-it's vastly
different from the ordinary run Of them.
Main dining room and cabins are of logs.
The location is an island Of "a acres in
one Of Minnesota's grandest deep-water
lakes The boating and bathing are un.
excelled; there are bass grounds where
this gamey~ fish is caught in abundance,
together with pike. trout, crappies and
other varieties: the hunting in season is
great. Near by the Mississippi has its
source in Itasca State park, and about all
there is a scenic grandeur that fascinates
the eye. and furnishes constant source
of delight. Here one may idle away .
summer in idealistic simplicity. with every
appealing sport at the command Of
visitors. The owner wants to sell It, but
would take land in North Dakota or Mon
tana as part payment Some one who
would buy 1t and convert It into club prop
erty for company Of wealthy sportsmen
would make a tenstrike.
For full particulars address
J. q. CHRYSLER & SON,
Lake Park. Ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
REAL EsTATE-B'nes. Pr'pty

STORE.
231s N. 24TH, 2Oxsc, new, electric lights,
gas and water, s22bo.
A. p. Turkey q SON,
Phone d. bo2, 1918 w. o. w. Bldg
INCOME properly near Ford plant ism 81
Owner. Harvey asa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05

When we put Mime Lusa Addition
on the market, we were sure that we
could make it Omaha's Prettiest Resi-
dence District, and with that end in
view, we took advantage of the beauti-
full natural contour of the ground
laid out wide streets and avenues put
in the best sewer and water system in
all Omaha-put in wide cement walks
and ordered paving on all streets-put
in an ornamental lighting system-and
now-just to give it the finishing
touch, we have contracted with the M.
P. Byrd Nurseries for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

Der. kind. lowest price. i733 Ranch, Kear-
ney. Ncb @4s5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
To Avoid Foreclosure of
Mortgage, Will Sell
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,

WE WANT A GOOD CLEAR LOT TO
apply on beautiful brand new oak
finished bungalow, on east front cor
ner lot. "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05

INVESTMENTS.
BUY NOW AND GET THE INCREASE.
6-Brick building Cunning 10th; offered at
$1,000 less than value.
60-Brick 30h Farnm rented at sou MONTH
$1000-Closen five blocks of 10th street. with street
frontage of $50 feet Fisclass for apartments can be
handled small payment; balance tenyear at per cent
interest.
$15000-Dodge with brick flats III per
cent. A hgh-grade investment
$20000-Dougas street. between 10th and 24th good lot with
first-cass brick that the investment
Ground values increase.
$2l000-Closein Leavenworth with brick flats
and business property, 10 net the price
Now advertised for the first time and consider 1t the
best buy the
$2200-50x134 Fanam 26 This $4,000 cheap
than anything else in the block.
$40000Best buy Harvey large closen with
substantial improvements which pay per the
total price $4,000 cash will handle; balance loan
This property will be worth $4,000 this time
year.
We specialize cosen properties for investment specua
and offer the best values Fanam Douglas Harvey and
24th Full information interested.
GLOVER & SPAIN, i
Douglas 1862. 1920 City National
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-05
REAL ESTATE
New Broom Bungalow
2309 CASTELAR,
1926 Cash-Balance Monthly
OPEN TODAY

We have just completed cozy fve-room bungalow at above
number and cordially out today and inspect
what believe is masterpiece in small home Living room
dining finished oak; BEDROOM Tor bedroom
Kitchen pantry refrigerator hard Floor is No
white oak throughout We have built convenences in this
home including window dining with storage
underneath linen closet bathroom extra fine pantry with cup
boards the attic where large storage
space is provided be added when needed
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0rb OnpSs.Marft.
Cincinnati, 9. sSuli.


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bic 9eifdfte etiuas lebbafter ais III
Der borbergebenOsn Wo4e unb bic
preiie iparen fart bod limb bielelbeH
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grauner Uguslin--Grsat gals G snt. SooRer
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unicH 6s4c, Bttabton Z Q. 64.c, zoutberH Y.
4Ee. DatD EttS 7hc, WlagHoIin Sc, 9eppereI
f0.s zoe, DO. "a 2st, lliica i0.4 32hc, DO.
9ss soc, Roffnooo 1914 25c, DO. 9s4 23c,
griattor 1904 25c, DO 80 23e
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csc, DO. 0'4 2ec, utica 1914 35s. DO. 32he.
ajfelpooS 1o.4 27e. b.. o'4 26e. srisbiOn 1914
27e, DO. 90 25e.
-slmericGu ebrtina &C. Central
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g-1nlber se. glortpocb &c, GGf'
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Ky 16c. GasanebanHa 17he. GoRei.ega . y
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aInbama ehr. Oh 9!rginia 7he, 9oeaboH'
Ssu -sristton 24o ishs 2oo i4he.
aeHoad i6hc.
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pfernttriolsQoiung an, inbem maa bas
Saatsut etfpa IL Stunben baran
bei5t. Na9 4blaufen bieier Beige sitbt
man no6mals anltmilt quf, bic man
aus II pfunb &alt in 100 Qu1rt
QBaher beriteut; bisie Msnse reid6t fir
tiinf guibels @erite aus, gla6bsm
man oieie &altlofuns unsefdbr orei
UHnuteR lang auf Oas Saattorn eins
ipirten lieb, lpirD cs ioslei4 in Side
9epddt unb breitipiirfig ausgsfdt. SoIi
bic @erite georillt perben, 70 muB oas
9ebeiSte &prn erft auf Der Senne p5cr
auf f6attiaen pldBen gstrodmt lp.rs
ben, neil bic Mafbine naiies SaatJut
ni6t regelmdbig beipdltist. Dian
beige aud ruemals mebr, ais man oil
oemfeGben Gage in bic @rbs briagsn
tann.
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Saaowirt6(
gutb.sablte g 9la9 tbd b NJ
dbeu,

" u be3 q plte = % % Vu Y "
den.
Sir iunss 9ibn4sn, iOipsit lie
trdftig snttpidelt finb, 1T gu 3u6t5oe.
den INNER @.rlpenbuns ieoo8 nidt
fir SGbn6en. 0a II. bel Der RAD
3u6t i'm Sur4i4nitt in bsrieIOsn
3abl oorbanben iinb, tpie bic Sung
bsnnen, 10 miifsn lie Big uuI lpenl9e,
bic pisSerum CUR 3u4t oienen iolIrn,
ssT9lo6tst tpsroen. 9as pdre ia
nun fir osn3i4ter gar n;ht ihlimm,
tpenn sr fir feline S3Iu4t9dqnaen
einen prsis ersielte, Der niat nur bic
Bis oabin sritanbensn auf8u4ttO'tet
bedte, ionbern tbm aud nod fir Die
nit ben Sunsbd6nen sebabte WIibs
einen usbsridub brddte; benn no lit
iemanb, Der iiir bic auigepenoete 4r'
Felt tsinen Gobn beamipru4te2 glun,
fei benz 9srtaui Der 5ung6abne 5lI
S6ladt3ipeden III es a6er I'M allge'
meinen nidt 10; bier tperben pur6 ben
grIos msiit nod ui6t einmal bic I'm
ioiten Der qlui5u9t seoett, uno bon
elmer 9sSabluns Der Sehabtsn Utu4e
lam natiirli6 etit reht n!6t
bic ReS. isin. Sebeu mir 81, iporiH
bisisr unssiunOs 3uitano ieinen
Grunb sat.
Dor alien trifft bic 56ulo, oaB rer
3u1ter beim 9ertauf Der Shld3t
bGbn9en ni6t nur ni4ts Oerbient,
ionbern, bab er babel iogar nod 9:IO
suieBt, ibn islbjt, iuoem er BE SRiere
In su Sartem 2llter ober bod IN
idls6ism Juttsr5uitanbe uui ben
Wartt bringt, be3p. ionitIpie gum
@srtaui itsat. Die S6ulo, odB Der
gsrtauf Der CUR 3u4t ni9t taugIiden
Suns6dbns ni6ts sinbrinet lisat o6sr
aud nit am adufer Der geraoe bic
fen artit.l nod gu pemieIben preile
srperbeH m09ts ipie DOR pielleIht
,ebn Sabrsn Der ni4t mir ben I'm
iidnb IberIleht oob Die JleIlnprelle
i'm aIlesmsinsn tii6tig aneesOsen Aas
ben ionSsrn bab Dor allen aud bic
preiie fir bic 6uttermittel bebeuteno
b5ber ssporben iiuo. Wie 1T bier
abbilfe gu idaffeu9
Sn Der Suuptfa6s begeben bic
@efiigeIsiihtsr ben IebIer, bab Tie
bic SGbndsn in gu 3artem altsr pers
tauTen unb bieielben bis oabin aud
nidt sipedmdbis gepiIegt unb ssfiits
tsrt baben. Gin Sabu, Der iiinser 1T
aIs 5ebn Wpaen, fOIlte ni9t seitla9s
tet psrben. Radbsm bic Sungbdbne,
bic eriien Iieben Woden ibres 0aieins
semeiniam nit ben Siibn6en, msiit
unter 4ufiiht Der 9lude berbra9t baa
ben, mub cine 9rennlrS na6 9ss
fdle9tern eintreten, b. +. bic Sung
bGbne miifen bon oa an dbieits Don
ben 8lhn4en uatsrgsbra9t lpsrben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04

yuder. - pretle feif. - Edfs
finirtsr Gut 2oaf $3.50; popbereb
$3.50; CUBES $50; sranuIirisr S.
90; GonIsrtioners .a@ $3.50; off
.ql" $7.S0-9.00; tpeiber srtra $3.50
ITO; sytra g" S7.50 per bunbsri
pfunb.
MoIaffes III itetis. - gleiu
Drleans Open aettle 45--85c; Gen,
trifusal 25-34c per GalIpne.
Reis. - aOuifana. Sancb Seab
-69-6ae; prima 54-5ae; oroindre
4s--5e; Sapan 4s-54c pen pfuno.
Dairp probuitc.
Butter. - Wartt rubts unb
preile ipilIiser. - Wbolsmili, egtra
32c; GentraIiacb ertra 39ac; Gentras
Ii5eb firits 26e; feeonbs 23e; Uanep
Ddtrp 24e; pading Stod 21-22}e
PER pfunb. ,e
Rdfe. -Martt iistig. Obio 17c;
RorbipeRliGer 16s-171e; Eetp gori
18e; G4lpei3er 35-40r;; bo. Bird
17Ae; aimb,irser 17a-1Se per pfb.
! Gtess- Narlt feiiC Qstms
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;slak'Na 6,ri4tea.
Nisntan 4. HuIi 1916.

0ienitag, 4. Suli 1916.
Der OhiofIub 1T i'm Gincinnatier
9iItrtit laneiam i'm Jallsn unb bate
ssitern 9tbenb BEL bieiiger Stabt einen
Waieritano oon IA SUB.
Die folsenben 9spsi6sn traien es'
tern bier Elm:
pitts6urg, pa.-5.7 JuB, itat.
Wbselins, 80. @a.-3.S Sub, fdtIt.
partersburg, 20. 9G.-6.0 SUB, fdlt.
sanufpha Sails. 80. @d.-2.1, iteist.
gbarlsiton. W. @a.-6.9 SUB. itat.
pOrtsmOutb S.-10.4 SUB, fdat.
aouispiue, ap.-8.9 SUB. fdlIt.
GDanspiGe. Snb.-14.8 SUB, fdnt.
Raibpi[e, 5enn.-8.2 fGllt.
Chattanooga, 5snn.-9,2 SUB. fdflt.
aarias gitp, Wo.-19.3 SUB, fdlt.
W.mpbis, ssnn.-26.3 SUP, fdllt.
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lsIene $1O.OO-1O.75; Orbindx bis
fair $7.00-9.50.
gbfea,ao o. 3. Suli.

g 6Dsine. 3ufu6r $500;
Martt bD6sr; Yult $9.85-10.1O;
lsi6te 1856 1910; ssmiI6te $3.50
lob; i6ipere $9.5o--1o.2o; robe
$9.5O-9.65; Berte[ $8.Oo-9.4O.
2inbbieb. = 3ufubr 5000;
Martt fart; glatipe Beef Stisre ST.
5o-11,25; Stodsrs unb Geebets
$5.75-8.80; &iibe unb 6eifers $3.75
-9.85; &dlbsr $8.50-11.75.
s9afe. - 3ufu6r 5000; Wsartt
itstis; Wstbsrs $7.0O-8.00; gpe5
$4.0O-725; 2dmmsr $8.O0-11.OO.
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6 Gbicdqo, 3. ssuli.

Butter. - Warft itetis; CREAMERY
23a-27ac.
@ier. - Martt bDbr; 3ufu6r H.
800 aiitsn; firits 22-22ac; Orotnarp
firits 203-21c; auf bem Uaartt 20
pc.
&drtOifsln. = Martt unreaelnlds
big. Rsue. 3ufubr 100 ater; Stla'
bona unb Qrtanias 5riumpbs 90c--
$1.O0; JGinois, Sbios, 90-95e; 9irs
sinia $3.25-3.40. 2llts, 90c-$1. 90;
teine 3ufu6r.
9efliiasl. aebmbes, Ylurtt bo'
kr; 6dhne 155e.
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Riubpitb. Die 3ufubrer
lparen mGbig, Der Wartt aber I'm dll'
semein.n IdIsppsnb unb bic prsil!
10 bis 25 Gents nieorissr. aussrle'
Isne Wil6iiibe paren rar unb in
ya4iross .tei itetisen preisn. Stodera
unb Gseoers paren itetig.
Wlittlers unb ihpere Stisre $8.25
-9.75; iyletitsr @tiere $6.00-9.0o;
auserlsiene Bis utra $9.25-9.75;
Sellers $5.50-S.25; aussrleisne bis
ertra $8.35-S.75; aiik $4.75-6.s
rs; auserleiene bis srtra $685.
25; Gamers $4.0O-4.5o; Wil4.iibe
$35.Oo-90.OO; Stotsrs unb See
bsrs; Siisrs $5.5o-S.00; Seifers
$5.25-7.25; aii9e $5.00-5.75.
9ullen. - Die 3ufubrsn mars
zen mGBs; Der Wlartt fdlsppsnb uno
prsiie unuerdnbsrt.
Jstte Yull.u S6.75-7.25; Bologna
$5.75-6.5o; masere ulro lsibte $500
5.75.
4dIber. Srfolse tnappsr 3us
fubren unb gutter Ha9frass itiegsn
bic preiie 25 Bis so Gents.
Bette adlber $12.00-12.50; fair
tis CUTE lsiats $S.50-12.00; oroiHd.
re unb srobe S5.00-11.50.
g hpeins. Die 3ufubren lpas
rem iebr tr,app unb ba bic Ra8frass
gut mar, itissen bic preiie aIsemein
I'm 15c.
0ute Biz uuserleiene f1tpere S9,95
1000; esmiiate 0erianotiorisu,
uuserleiene mittIsre unb leidte gsrs
fanbtfortsn $9.S5-9.9O; orbinrs biz
quite syertsl ITO pfunb unb tpeniser
S6.50-9.50; orSindre Bis auserleies
ne fhipsre fetts Sdue $7.25-9.15;
Stags $6.00-7.25.
g 9afe unb aGm mer. = Die
3ufubren iparenn ilein unb bic prstie
itetis.
G9afs, rtra $6.75-7.0O; quite
Big auserkisne $6OO6.75; orbindre
bis fair $3.00-5-5O. - 2dmmsr,
sgtro $11.M-l1.15; CUTE bis ouSsrs
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UeI@aftSpapieTe UnrSsn ~ 8K-3AH 3
bisiontirt. @sHisl axf 9oHbon Saren itetis.
iJlr 90 Taee A.73, Giht A.7b4; anbeI
Hnseiiunoen tA.76H, francs Si4t 6.ei.
asbel 6.90H, Narf Sift 70, aabsI 1871.
Nronen Gibi 1896, Rattl l2.70, Fire sidt
6.3s. 6abei 8.87. Rubel ei4t So34: Re.
bsl S0zt; Gilbsr'Barren 65e Rssifaniits
Toaars 30.
Mftienmsrft-Der Wlarit erbffnete
How, bsieftiets fifs aber IN ben iyatersn
SiunssH snb ialob feit.
QtjsntaSu NstIsm.
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AuSS&rtise W6rtte.
gaep gott, 8. Suli.

y2etp Yort, 8. Suli.
Mebl. - aein Wiartt.
6opfsn. = Wartt itetig; State Or
binGrer bis auserleiener 1915, 12-
20c; 1914, 5-7c; pacific eoalt
1915, 11-15c; 1914, 9-10c.
0Gute. - Martt itetig; gogotd
32a-33c; Gentral 9lmerica 32ac.
3sber. - Wlartt feit; 5emlod firits
37c; ietonbs 36c.
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lleberkmt bes Cincinnati Ii
Mtarftes,
Jiir bic Muntas, ben 8. Sulir
1916 enbioenDe Wcd)s.
Cincinnati, 8. syuli.

"~-fiS'SS"StH --+"pi'tu'ytIl w
5ieben iid nur auf gngros 2ranss
attionen. 8ti tleinsrm Oef9Gften
ipsrbsn etfpas b5bere preii. bersdnst.
proDifionen.
G Gfmals. prima Stsau
12.80-12.90; 5amilp $13.5O-14.s
90.
arodsn esfalotn.s Gtsifd.
- Sbort clear Seiien, loie 131--
lac; Grtra fbort clear Seiten 13i-
1896; tur3e Rippsnfeiten 134--1S8e;
Bellies 15--155e.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiisn
14a 15Ac; erira fbprt clear Seiten
14a-15c; ihort 9iippenfeiten 15a--
16e; Bellies 163-17s.
Susar gureb Gleii4.
S9inien 19--19ae; pienic Sdult.ru
14-14ae; greatfsit Bacon 20-22e;
SGultern in padsten 14--14hc; Rem
yort Gut 14--14Ae; trodene Beef
Sdintm 27t 2Sac per pfunb.
Subgep Dteltes j lei o.
G9inien 16-16ae; pitHie Sdultsrn
12-12at; Bellies 15-15se; Sdal'
tern 13t; S4uItern 81. .. Gut DO.
12i -13e.
JrifdesI IIeifd. = S9inten
16a-17ac; g}icnit Sdultern 12--
12ac; S6uliern 12-12ac; fhort
Ripp.nieiten 12a-13c; ibort clear
Rippenieiien 13-13ae; ertra ibort
clear Rippsnieiten 12t-13e; Bellies
Isidte 17a-18Ae; Bellies. i4iDsre
16a-17ac.
Webl unb Gttreibe.
Msbl. - Wint.r patent $3.50
5.75; Winter fanep $5.00-5.25;
Winter familp $4.50-4.75; Minisr
extra $4.0o-4.25; Winttr orbindrtr
s3.5O-375; 9artes Wei5en patsns
S.50-SOO; 5artss Wsi5en fantg
$5.OO-525; 6artss Wei3en famiIp
$4.0-4.25; Rosssn. Rorthpeftern ses
mii1tes S5.00-5.10; Rosseu Gitp
reines $5.00-5.25; Rcsgen Gitp se'
mif9t.s S4.75-S.00.
Meiaen. = go. Q rctber Winter
s1.10-112; go. 8 bo. $1.04-lO7;
go. A DO. $3.50.
WeITdtorn. - go. 2 fpeibss
79-793e; No. 3 oo. 78a-79c; Wo.
a DO. 77-7sc; go. 8 DO. 76-77e;
Io. 6 DO. 75-76e. - Ro. Q seIbes
79-79ae; go. 8 bo. 78a-79c; go.
a DO. 77-7sc; Ro. 5 DO. 76-77e;
go. 6 bo. 75-76e. - go. 2 geniihs
ier 79-79se; go. 8 30. 7sa-79c;
Ro. a DO. 77-7se; 9gO. 5 DO. 10
TIE; Ro. 6 bo. 75-76c. - 2olbens
Torn psibss 77-79c; aolbeniorn gsIs
bes 77-79c; aplbentorn, semii4tes
77-79e.
Roggen. go. 2 98c-S1.W;
Ro. 3 bo. 93-95c; Ro. 4 bo. 81
92c.
SAFER. - Rorthp.itsrn Ro. 81
iueiBtr 47-49t; Rortbweitern Sian.
barb. fpeiber, 44-45e; Rortbpeitern
glo. 3 tpeibsr 43a -44te; 20. 3 iusis
Der einbeimiiaer 40-41c; No. 4
ipeiber 39-40c; go. 2 ssmiitter
39-40c; go. 8 ssmndter einbeis
miidtr 38-39e; Ro. 4 semii9tsr
1856.
Wbtsfep.
Wertauft ipurben 415 gbls. Die
itiuers Jiuiibeb 9oobs auf Der Bats |
BON $1.40 per GalIone.
grpeeriss.
aaffH. - Saba $3.50; Wos
6a 29-3Oe; Guatemala fanep 1se;
oo. gutter 17ar. |
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6Gute. = M0rtt mar ruEig ano
feit. ylabseial3sns yio. ! 1Sl-
19cper pfb.; yio. 2 DO. 17A-18c
per pfb. gitp Builders friide 18-
18Ac; bo. Gountrp 14-15c; friite
aal6feIe 24-25c; Ro. / 8ullsn 12r;;
glo. 2 DO. lie.