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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

Rinbpieb. = Die beutigs gu
fubr mar ssrins unb Der Wlartt infois
gebefen fsit. Wlil9tiibe paren itetig,
Stoters unb Geebers ebenfaQs.
Wittlere unb I6pere Stiere $500
300; Odien $4.25-8.00; 5lei=
f4er Stier $6.25-8.25; aussrleIsu.
Bis ertra $4,000; Ssifsrs $6.25
--8.25; aussrleiene big ertra $3.50
8.S5; aIbs $4.75-650; auserleisHe
bis ertra S6.75-715; Gamers
$4.00-4.5O; fette Wtil6tii6e $5.75-
7.15; Mil6fiibe $1,000; Stos
dsrs unb Geebers; Stisrs $5.50-7.>
75; Seifers $5.5O-7.0O; aiibe $500
-5.75.
8uIfen. = Die Ru8frags mar
cine CUTE, bic 3ufubr ssrins unb Der
Wartt ftetig BIZ tart.
9Sette 9ulen $7.25-7.60; Bologna
S6.25-7.25; maSers unb Isi6ts $500
800.
aGfber. Die 3ufubr mar 9ss
ring, bic gladfrage gut unb bic preis
Re um SOC bober.
Bette 9dlber $1O.5O; sinise fantD
S10.75; fair bis quite lei4ts $3.50
1850; oroindrs uHD erObs $500
1925.
g 6netne. - Die 3ufubr ente
fpra6 bei peitem ni4t ben Grpars
tungen unb bic prsiie itieeen besbdlb
lin 15c per 100 qfunb. Der Mar't
idlOb feit.
@ute Bis aussrleisns gsridnbts uno
SFIsiideriorttn $9.95-10.OO; gemii4s
te @erIanbHorten $9.75-9.95; aus.
srleIene mittlere 100 bis IT'S pfunb
$9.50-9.80; leitte Gerianbtiorteu
120 big 155 pfunO $9.25-9.4O; Or
t'indrs Bis CUTE i5srtel 10 gFunb unb
ipeniser $500 0-8.25; orbinGre bis
aussrleIsne idtpsre istte Sdue $500
-9.35; Stuss $6.00-7.00.
g ddfs uno Gdmmsr. gei
gutter Ra6frage unb gerinser 3ufu9r
mar Der Martt itstig. DOaise Gdnt'
mer tparsn nidt i'm Wtartt.
S9dfe, ertrd $8.00-8.25; quite
Biz auserleiene $7.O0-8.00; orbind'
re big fair $4.50-6.50; sei4oreHs
'S6afe $6.00-7.4O. GGmmsr, srtra
$10.25-10.40; quite bis auserleiene
$9.5O-1O.0o; prOindre Bis fair $500
800; Griibidbrs 2dmmsr $1o.5o
-l4OO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
JlnbsNa1ri6ten.

Nreitaa u. Mlat 1916.

Der Sbioflub i'm gincinnatier 8ts
itritt 1T langiam i'm 5ullen uno bate
geitern Qbenb BEL bieiiger Stabt etneH
Waferitanb BON 26.6 Sub.
Sie folgenbsn Depei9en trdfen 5sa
fern bier Elm:
q}ittsburs, pa.-1o.1 SUB, fdat.
Dbeslins, W. ga.-8.1 SUB, fGat.
9Iarters6urs. 80. @a.-11.6, fdllt.
9analpba 8alls 80. so. 80 fat.
gbarIeitOn, W. ga. 10 pool itugs.
pOrtsmoutb, O.-23.5 Sub. fdat.
9OuisOile, ap.-1O.9 5uB, iteigt,
GOdnspine, SnO.-19.7 SUB, Iteigt.
Naihuiae, 5enn.-9.7 Gnb, fdat.
CHATTANOOGA, Senn.-8.7 SUP, fdlt.
aanIas Gitp, Mlo. 10 SUB, fdGt.
Rempbis, 9enn.-25.8 SUB, fteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
FIRST CALL ""~
hECOND CALL
@eID, gvnbs nnS slfiisn in Vnu BORT.

Wsidafispapisre pnrosn ju 84S bis.
fontlrt Bsfiel auf Nonoon waoa itttis.
Dlr 90 Tass s4721s. Sttt S&75k; aabsi
Wnpuiunaen s4.7o1s. francs Sint 6.9t4
1abe S.95H, Mari 6tdt 77H, aabsl 71,s.
areusa Sidi 1SH, Rabd 1877. Sire Sipi
Gas. aabel G46, Nuba Si9r 81; Rabbi
SIX; Silbsr. Sarreu 76he, Rsyi!an,i3s
Collars 5sH.
uftitumarft.-Ter Warit mar bsu.s
gau, bic yrtiis aber ttaien iiA uno bic
eajlnbno;,rungtn tanotn in ben mellten
odilea iibsr oeatn uon g.itern.
etIsAtaen afttss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
Gbieas0, II. Waai.

GbieasO, II. Taai.
Weissn. - 6iir SuIi $1.16-1.'
1T; an S6lub Sligo. friir Sept.
$1.159-117; am Sdlub $1.16I.
@elTdtorn. - 6iir Suit 73s-
74ss; am sdlub 74e. Sir Sept.
72a 73ae; dm S9IuB 73c.
Safsr. = Cir SuIi 43s-43at;
am Sdlub 433c. Sir Sept. 39z-
40Ae; am SdIub 40sc.
Roassn. = gtps 2, 97Ac.
9srite. = 63-S0c.
simptbp. - $4.50-7.75,
slee. = $S.OO-14.00.
port. = i5iir SaIi $23. .35- 1852;
ON StIub $23.47. Sir Sept. $23.0O
-23.05; am S9lub $23.o5.
G9mals. Sir SuIi $12.45-
12.77; ON Sdlub $12.67. Sir Sept.
$12.55 -12.S7; am Sdlub $3.50.
ytippenfeitsn. = Giir Suli S12.32
-12.60; am S9Inb $12.52. 5iir
Sept. S12.47-l272; am S4Iub
$12.65.
Butter. - Martt unperinbert.
Gier. - Sufubr 32.130 Rifer.
Martt. unberGnoert.
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Wtetaa Marft.
Wen q orf. II. Wloi.

Rep . OFF, II. Wioi.
SUPPER. = Marft feit; @lectrolptlt
Martt beinabe nomineq; fir Iu9ult
unb ipdter $28.75-30.00.
Giien. = Martt itetig unb unosrs
anbert.
3inn. = gaartt fIau; $48.76--
1925.
glsi. = $7.3o-7.5O.
Spelter. = Martt flau.
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gbicoap, IL W1oi

e 6peiue Suiubr 1900;
Wartt bOber; Built $9.70-9.O;
lei6te $9.4o-9.95; gemii4te So. 40
9.95; idipers $9.4o-10.00; robe
$9.40-9.55; Sertsl $7.25-9.20.
Hinhpieb. = 3ufubr 5000;
Martt fsit; RatiOe Beef Stiers $3.50
--10.10; StOdsrs unb 5eebers $3.50
$50; aiibe urb 5eifers $4.35-
$50; aGl6er S7.0o-10.50.
9 6ais. : 3ufubr 1900;
Martt, isii; Wstbers $7.20-9.6O;
Gpts $5.35-9.35; admmsr $8.25-
1915.
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9a8Ii&er Marft. q erid,t.
Gtneinnati. II. Mai.

Cincinnati, II. Wai.
DE nadfolssnbsn QuOtirunaen 6e.
si.bsn iiH MIR auf gnsros Trans,
attionsn. Bel ilsinsren 9si4dfttn
lrstbea ettpas b6bers g,reiie bsre4Hst.
ptopiftonen.
g hmal8. grimd Stsnrl
12.4o-12.50; Jamilb 13.25-13.s
rs.
Sroden atfaI5enes GIet d.
= Sbort clear Geiisn, lOfs 13i-
lac; Grira Tbort dear Seiisn 13a-
1886; iurSs Rippenieitsn l34-13ae;
Bellies 15-15te.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiten
14s-15ie; ertra fbort clear Ssite1
14a-15t; ibort Rippenisiien 14a-
15e; Bellies 161-17e.
sugar Gureb Jfeif4. -
Sdinisn 19-19ac; qicnie Sdultsrn
14-14ae. 9reatfsIt Bacon 20
pc; S4uIiern in padstsn IA
l4Ae; R.b gOri Gut 14-14ac; tros
dene Beef S9inten 27A 2Shc per
pfunb.
SaBs.p0t.ItesT Ttsif&. =
SdiHtsn 16-16se; picnic S4ul'
tern 12h-12ae; Bellies 15-15ac;
SduItsrn 12t-13c; SduItern, z.
2. Cut po. 12A-13e.
brii9esGfeii1 d. - Sdintsn
16l-179c; picnic S4ultern 12-
12Sc; S9ulisrn 12-12ac; fbort Rips
penisit.n 12a-13e; fbort clear
Rippsnieittn 13-13ee; ertra ihort
clear Rippenieiten 12t-13e; Bellies
Isi6te 17a-1sae; Bellies. i4tpers
16a-17bc.
WtebI unb @etretbe.
WebI. - g5inter patent $5.S5-
$50; Wintsr fanep $5.65-5.S5;
Dinter fdnep $5.10-5.35; Wintsr
,r.ra $4.50-4.s0; Wintsr orbindrer
4.00-4.25; Saries Wsisen pat.nt
S5S5-6.25: 6artss Wsi5sn fdntp
$5.35-5.75; 9artes WeiS.n famil9
$4.6o--4.s5; Rpsssn, RortbiueIisrn
ssmiIdtes $5.O0-5.10; Rosgen, Gitp
rsines $5.00-5.25; Rpsgen Gitp sss
mifHtes $4.75-5.o0.
Weijen. = To. 2 rptber Wintsr
$1.22-1.24; go. 3 DO. S1.16-1.2O;
20. a bo $1.02-1.10.
Deli9torn. go. / ipeibfs
x; geo. 2 bo. 76A-77e; SO. 3 DO.
78-76ae; Eo. 4 DO. 73h-74se; Rc.
8 DO. 71-73c; SO. 8 bo. 69-71s;
Vo. / seIbes =; Jlo. 2 DO. 762-7T;
go. 3 DO. 76-76ac; go. 4 DO. 73a
74st; To. 5 bO. 71-73e; glo. 6 DO.
69-71e; sto. 5 bo. 71-73e; No.
6 bo. 69-71e; = go. / semiihtss
-e; go. 2 DO. 76-76tc; go. 8 bO.
75a-76e; Ro. 4 DO. 73A-74ac;
Ru. 8 bo. II -73e; go. 8 bo. Go
lie. - aoI6niorn, ipsib.s, 79-Sle;
aoIbentorn, selbes S1-83e; aoIbens
torn, semii9tss, 79-S1c per gu.
Roggen. Ro. 2 $500;
30. 3 DO. 93-95e; Ro. 4 DO. So
Die.
5afer. Rprtbipeiteru, glo. 2
psiBsr 5254c; ROrtbpeifern Stans
barb lpsiber 51-52c; Rortbpsitern
30. 3 ip,iBer 50-51e; 80. 8 ipeiber,
sinbeimiider 45-45as; No. 4 ipeiber
44--44ae; 9ao. Q stmifdter 43i--
44Ae; go. 3 etnbeimiider 2h-43hc;
90. 4 semii6ter 41a-42Ac.
Wbisfep.
0ertauft ipurben 691 9bls. gis
Killers Ssinifbeb Goobs auf Der Bats
pon $1.40 per Gallpne.
yroeertts.
aaffee - Saba 23-30e; Wos
1d 2930e; Guatsuala fanep 19e;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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DafGr.

gran gum Gtu6snmGb&en): .Gis
baben msinem Wsonn cine Obrfeigs
psrisbt. dls e @ie siiHta uolte; 10
mars rt@il- II
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aartoffelu. = 3ufu6r 30 gar-;
Martt unperGnbert.
Gefliisel. = Gebenbes, Utarft unt
perdnOert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

uuer. - prelle rep. - Ndfs
finirter Gut aoaf $3.50; potpbsrcb
$3.50; Gubes $S.70; sranulirtsr $8..
90; gonfstionsrs .a@ $50; off
~" $7.80-9.O0; tpeiber EXTRA $3.50
40; eyira g" $3.50 per bunbsrt
pfxnb.
RoIaffes III fieiig. - Rem
Orleans Open fsiIt 45--65e; Gen.
trifusal 25-34c per gaIIpne.
Rets. - aruiiidna, Uanep Seab
81 6ac; prima 5t-5ft; prbtndre
4-4ae; Sopan 4a-54e per pfunb.
Dairpsprobuite.
Butter. - Ularit rubia unb
preiie itetis. - MboIemiIs, srtra
34s; Gsntrali5eb extra 31Ae; Central.
i5eb firfs 2St; Geronb 25s; Dpnrp
Nairp 26e; podina eiQd 22A-24s
per pfunb. I
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l.
95-3Se; iiber II s3fiinb 30-35c;
5dbne 111c; Siibner tic; 9rut9ibs
ntr 21e; ho. nit trummer gruit
10-12e; gul Csc; Gntsn 13-
15e; 06nie s-9c; - alte 5auben
$1,50 bns Dnbcnb.
ObH unb gemiiie.
4tpfsl. - Cute aepfel $3.25-
$50; geipobnli6e $2.00-2.50 per
Dbl.
l3ftrbnen. - California 1925
-2.75 per Rite; 2imss $1.oo-1.1O
per Rife.
Oraneen. = 1aoels So
$3.50; aloriba $3.oo-3.75 per aiite.
grSbeeren. = 5.nu. aIonbites
fantp $2.50-2.75; Inn aussrleiene
$1B-2.00; 1bompfons $1.75--
$500: 2llabama $1.75-2.5O; eouis
Iiana $2.50-2.775 per Crate DON "a
Quarfs.
Grape Jruit. - SlOriba, s2..
oo-o.2o per Grdfe
ananas. $2.75-3.00 per
Crate.
aartoffeIn. - ginbeimiihc
S3.25-3.50 per DBL. unb s5c-S1.05
per pu. BON Gtore. = Suuge iFlorih1
$3.75-6.00 per g5l. - Widiaau
$1.03-1.05 per gu. auf bem Ses
leiie.
Sibtartoffstn. - 9.tapar.
500; Dams s100; ssnnsHse 65--
S0ce.
Rbdbarber. - 30--40c PEI
Dubeno ginbe.
@urten. = 5Iuriba $3.0O-3.50
ter camper.
Iom aten. - 5loriba $2.25--
800 per Crate bon feds a0rbeH.
Weibs Ribsn. S1.25-1.5o
per gbl.
BIum tntobl. - Ginb.imiiaer
9rtibbaus $1.50-2.00.
Sunee grbf.n. Sun.
$1.75-2.25; Telephone $2.25-2.5o
per umper.
araut. - Glabama S2.50-2.s
65 per Crate; q. 2. Danifb $1.57
per 8bl.
aObI. - 90c-$1.00.
3piebeln. - ginheim,Ihe a:ls
Be $2.o0-2.25 per Sad BON 100 pfb.
Grhitdl Weibe $1.S5 per Crate.
Gpindt. - GinbeimiI4er 75c--
$1.00 per gu.
Crime gobuen. - GIoriod.
S2.25-2.5o per camper.
aarotten. - ginbeimii9e so:
800 per Yu.
Qdnbprobufte.
Sen. gao. l simotbp S22.25;
go. 2 9imotbp $20.25; 9o. 3 lii
motbp $17.25-1S.25; go. l ses
mifdter alse $1,000; go. 2 alse
$500; Ro. l aIe $780, Ro. 2
alss $500: 5isfisss 4lfdlfa $1,000
'-12.5o; WeitIiHes S1700-19.00
per Son. Weisenitrob $7.o0-7.50;
Rpas.nitrob $9.50-10.00; 5afsrs
iirob $7.00-7.50.
m2ubIenfutt.r lit rults unb
feIt. - al.h $22.00-22.50; Wibs
Sliuss srob.s $24.5o-25.0o; bO. feis
n.s $2700-2 2s.00; genii9tss gut
ter S23.00-24.00.
Samereien = Wartt netia.
- 9leeIdmen $6.50-8.40 auf bem
geleiIe unb $8.40-9.50 per Blu.
bonn Sture, simotbp s2.so-3.5o
bonn slore; Deutiter Wilet S1.40-
Its, sttpDbnlider $1.30-1.4o; guds
ipsis.n 95c-$1O0; Sla4siaamsn
$2.s5 per gu.
@erfdie6eues.
Dele. - Martt itstig. 2sin5f,
robes 7Se per @alIone in partien BON
IA gbl. Gstodtes 1e mebr; 30. /
2arb5l TAG; Cotton SseS Oil, raffis
nirtss S5e per 9alone, Serpentin I6c
In partien BON Is Galpnsn uno
SOC In partirn Dpn 1o-25 Gallonen
Petroleum, Obio Carbon 12o Gran
Sc; 90. $50 @rab Ssc; SeabIiabt
175 @rab 9h-t0ae; Meb grotpn
@aioIin 24e; Ssapbta 2sc per @aIIc.
ne In partien bon 1--5 gbls.
GaIs. - Der Wlortt in rubia. -
Chic gfipsr S1.05 per gbI. bon $50
pfb., Subrlo6n Hnsussfiist.
gaIs. - Martt ftetis. primd
giip 1o1--10ic; bo. gountrp 81 -10e
per pfunb.
aobIeu. - Nlarit rubis. gou,
sbipsbsnp $3.50 -3.75; gnb unb
GIdd 1925. aandfpba GtiidfcbIen
$3.50-3.75, giub unb Slad S225
Der 9onne abselisfert. Raunfpie
Gtiidtoblsn $4.75. DO. Rub unb Gla6
1925. antbraeite $7.75-8.0o per
Sonne abseliefert. gpte tcfiet 5000
6.5O Der 2cnne abaeliefert.
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0iebwsarft.

gineinnati, IL. Wdi.
3ufnbr unb 9sularbt iudbrsnb Der
lsbteu "a Siunben, pergliden nit ben
borpersansensn brsi Sasen, fnb ipis
fclst:
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GiptinnatL II. Niai, 1919
Tis 0ti4dite parsn tsuts bel ben Ban.
Ian feruebl ph bel ben WafferR siemlid)
isbtofi. 0tlb iit an nisbrisen 5iHsrateH
~ erlan8tH, ba bic Banien binIdnsIite
t5encs an 3ano bateu. Jhr TarItbsn soH
tals uurcsa pom reB tanfsn 4 - ~
bsrs6nei, iDdbrsHp Geldaiispapitre Ju o.
~ btbipnfirt pfrben. Am piisnsH Warfte
rsseea Tprlebsn .on sal- ~ sH-4&
nab sui 8sif su <-4H& plafirt.
tssairi sni psp psa
Earen nominsa ~ pari spiiatn ganien.
Die gouHterrais bsirasi boe Yramis ptr
tiVO0.
sssaia ssi esssys.
Sidt. aDe4iel aaf Honoon wurotH ~
&i7K-4sv psr yfo. sisriIns guot,rt. Gar
s3e1ltl ant Berlin wsresH oOe fur NGrt
psrsp1e;, lat sSe4ia aai ydris i6Ke pro
bvane. eut Amlieroam 4ze pro Wulben
uHs auf sSun loo per Krone, Xtres io54e,
Rubsl sS, dranes (S@wsg) l914e.
ornBss. Ssiisatisuss
parsn rutia sas neiia Tb Saniss aus'
Urea uir Iolat;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-04-20
ROUTE FIVE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Mailing,
of Union City, spent Sunday with
j. A. EScue and family.-Alta
EasterwOOd spent Sunday with
home folks at McAnna.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Osborn and daughter
We're m Hickman Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Howard who have
been teaching school at Murfrees-
bOro, are visiting the later's par
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Caldwell
Prof. DOde Thompson who Is
teaching a singing school at
Samburg, spent Sunday night with
j. X. Askew and family Mrs.
Thelbert Hicks is very sick with
the mImpS. - Little Clarence
Rady, OF Samburg, spent Monday
with Buck Escue.-Dr. liar Glow
er and family, of Bethel vicinity,
attended the egg hunt at Reel
foot Sunday.-The little daugh-
ter of p. U. Glover is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Hill-Charlie
Kirk and daughter, Rena, were
in Hickman Saturday.-Bertha
Glover and family visited Cheath-
um Glover, of Hickman, last
week. - Misses Leila and Dora
Howard spent Wednesday night
with Charley Caldwell and fami-
ly.-Misses Alice and Elizabeth
Burcham were in Union City Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Don
nell spent Saturday night with
Seth Pruett and family, of HEX
man.-Ms. FlOy Escue and DeSs
George were in Hickman shop
ping last week.-Mrs. Wilson, OF
Nerbern, is visiting her cousin
Miss Calmie Green.-The egg
hunt given by the Ladies AID was
well attended and they made
1925. All seemed TO have a very
enjoyable time. - The infant OF
Thelbert Hicks and wife IS sick
with pneumonia.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-04-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas il has pu
mighty God m hs g.. u.-
denee o. call frmm .HuaH
one oi our b,,t aWi u
hcns. ia the poDm UI A...
son, Wee President ul . ..
crs & Merchants l'u. 0. ....
who WAS true irUI FL. .
worthy man or woman
oi race ur prc'oE
lie was man that
who know hm lowed DOM .
spectc,l him Eycnbe.
the honorable banker
frnmd We. the mr....
Pleasant llill Baptist .
that we have lost 900. u. ...
oounselor and advisers
nancAl lines Therefor.
Resolved, That we ,N'm . DIS
family our cOndotUy.
prayers, that lie who a.
things after the cpms. . ...
own will, will do right
Resolved further. That
lieve that in his death III
and Fulton county ha, .u.
lbs best and nDhIcst citizen. ..
the financial world ou.
greatest assets Rev % N...
pastor. and Henry Grer ...."
OF Pleasant Hill Baptist ...
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-04-20

The Social Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. b. w. Posey on
Monday afternoon. The hours
were spent in crocheting and so
cial conversation. An interesting
paper was read by Mrs. Ham
mond. A contest was held, Mrs
Freeman being the lucky contes-
tant. Aside from the club mem
bers, several invited guests were
present. AT the close of the al
ternoon refreshment were served
The club meets with Mrs. jas.
Laid April oath.
Ferry's new crop garden seed
ct Prather's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-04-20

Prof b. f. Gahby and D..".
Superintendent Miss Nrr' '
ten are attending % me."
the kentucl,y Teachers
ti0n in LuOisyillc ihs Nu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-28
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued TODAY
to the following:
Boss q PhelpA to buiid four Avsll-
insa ct ss2s-3s Mckinley street and
ss17-3e Morrison street northwest:
arohitsots. Landvoigt 4 Cook; build.
ore. Boss . Phslpss estimated cost.
S1S.ooe.
James 4. OHAfs. 70 repair building
In rear Of sos 18th street northwe0t: al.
timated cost, el1k
Hausisr . Co. 70 repair store ct TO
18th street northwest estimated cost,
$500.
street northwest; esttmated cost SlS6.
G. A. 0reishsimsr. to repair dwelling
A& 1lz6 HAWAII street porthwestS est.
nan<nA - kSNk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-28
Standard Rails Backward.
Unparalleled ADVANCES
feature WEEKS MARKET

CHICAGO, October 2S.-Afmost unpar-
alleled advances have taken place In the
wheat market since week ago, net gains
bushel Before trading began this morn
ing no high-pF1oe records resnainsd un-
broken except -, which was realised in
corner during 1883. and $Al0, which
became history Just after the civil war.
Twice within the weel Joseph Laiters
top price for wheat t1-ss Q bushel. when
he was attempting TO dictate terms for
the world supply In 1888. has been clearly
outdone. the latest instance being yes
terday when the market closed With the
December option touching Lssx.
Largest Holders Of Contracts.
governments were the largest holders of
contracts for December delivery and
would insist on receiving the actual
grain had much to do with the final
tightening Of values.
Previously. however, the failure Of
hoped-for breakup Of the Argentine
drought did good deal to stimulate buy
ing. and 50. too. did continued stormy
weather in Canada. where thrashing
showed little. II any. progress for the
last seven days.
Sudden withdrawal of the immense con-
contracted foreign buying gave the only
effective check to the sensational upward
movement Of wheat prices. but the in
fiuence Of even this action lasted not to
exceed twenty-four to forty eight hours,
beginning to disappear rapidly when ex-
port purchases were resumed Thursday.
Back Of Foreign Buying.
Back Of the foreign buying is said by
leading authorities to be . world crop
shortage, which within the last week
has been estimated at Is psr cent, %
compared with the yield in 1915 Domss-
tic receipts have continued to decrease.
Corn has gone skyward with wheat.
All records for nearly fifty years went. to
pieces yesterday. No. yellow corn SELL
ing at $1.10 bushel. Speculative on.
tons averaged about cents net advance
for the week.
Oats scored an almost equal upturn.
Provisions kept In line with grain ana
rose to quotations pot encountared since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-28
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. October 2s.-Advancing
quotations at Liverpool led to a fresh
upturn today in the wheat market
here. British cables explained that
supplies were insufficient to meet re-
quirements. Besides offers here were
scarce and there were continued bull
ish crop advices from Argentina Open.
ing prices, which ranged from l to 3
higher, with December at 1.87k to
1891, and May at 1.S5h to 1877. were
followed by slight further gains, and
then something of a reaction.
Corn Gains Not Proportionate.
Although corn strengthened with
wheat, the gains were not proportion
ate nor so well maintained Better
husking returns were at hand, and the
car shortage appeared to be less acute.
After opening unchanged to y higher.
the market scored moderate general
advance before beginning to sag.
Oats developed firmness with other
cereals. Gossip as to the relative
cheapness OF oats encouraged CON-
siderable amount of buying.
Continued foreign demand for lard
gave lift to the provision market as
a whole. Weakness of the hog market
was ignored.
Subsequently. storms in Canada.
which were said to stop any chance
for thrashing there before spring. acted
as more or less of an offset for week
end wheat profit-taking by holders. The
close was unsettled, IL to az net higher,
with December at 1.ssA to 1898. and
May at 1.S6A to 1868.
Prospects of increased corn arrivals
next week tended decidedly to handi-
at the same as yesterdays finish to y
lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-28
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 2s-There was
a renewal of liquidation in the cotton
market here today, with the opening
easy at a decline of IS to "a points.
January sold off to 1882 and March TO
1890. or about Is to % points net lower
right after the call. or about 40 to 4s
points from the high level reached on
the rally Of yesterday. Brokers with
Wall street connections were oonsid-
cred the most active sellers. but there
south Atlantic states. accompanied by
reports that spot holders were showing
more disposition to put their cotton on
the market.
The decline was checked By Q renewal
Of bull support and covering for over
the week end. however, with prices
showing slight rallies before the end
OF the first hour.
Futures opened barely steady; Do
oember. 1897: January, 1890, March,
1895; May. 1900; July. ie.1O.
Futures closed steady, December.
1885: January. 1888: March, le.eTI May.
1913: July, 1914.
Spot cotton quiet; middlins uplaads,
Reports Of higher marine war risks
seemed to increase the uneasiness Of
sentiment during the middle Of tho SEES.
sion and January broke to 1879, while
May sold OF to 1898, or about rs to az
points net lower. Rallies followed on
trade buying and bull support, but the
tone was unsettled and the market
closed barely steady at net decline of
10 to 20 points.