davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

One OF the sirangest animals known
20 biologists is the tenrec, an insect
eating animal found only in the island
OF Madagascar. /, is supposed 10 repre-
sen. a very ancient type OF animal
Eascar once a part OF the mainland OF
the African continent was separated
theretrom a. q very remoi period in
the past As & result 3 fauna peculiar
70 the island has been developed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03
FOREST c;7;H. SOUTH DAKOTA

A new record has been established
by the United States bureau of fish
cries up to March l, 1916, in its fish
cultural operations OF the present fiscal
year. During the period the actual dis
tribution of fish of all species in the
various fields of activity shows an in
crease of approximately 500, 900, 900
over the distributions during the same
period in 1915. This would indicate
that the output for the entire year will
exceed the record output of 4,2SS, 49,
804 fish and eggs for the fiscal year
1915, and will probably reach 5000, ooo.-
600 or more.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03
NEW TRADING CONCERN
BUYS MERCHANT FLEET

New York. April 27.-Control of the
International Mercantile Marine COM
its formation by j. p. Morgan a Co.
almost Is years ago. as the shipping
trust" and nov In the hands of q re-
ceiver. has been acquired by the Ameri-
can International corporation. a $50.
100000 organization. 1t raj learned e..
day.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

The chief justices of the United
States beginning with the first and
continuing TO the present day. have
been as follows: John Jay. lTS9-1195;
John Rutledge. 1875 for one term of the
court. but was not confirmed by the
Senate: Oliver Ellsworth. l796-l1e9,
John Marshall. ls01-lS35: Roger E.
fancy. 1S36-lSe4; Salmon p. Chase,
1s64-ls73: Morrison r. Waite, 1874
1883; Melville W. Fuller, lSSS-l9l0:
Edward D. White. 1910.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

DION Bouicaul,, when his frs, play.
Loadon Assurance was accepted by
the manager o. Coven, garden. Lon
doa- refused 10 hav the play pro-
o1ced II the original version because
il gave 70 part 10 Mrs Nesbit. an &C
Cess. 20. whom he had conceived q
Zig. toyisa in~ta.uaiion. and rewrote
The whole work II an incredibly short
rls 50 as 10 supply her with the role
l< wished
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

The 554 people out of every 1000 in
Switzerland who ave money must be
compared with a meager 1O8 in this
country. the difference accounting,
according to a Chicago banker. for the
fact that in our large cities one burial
out Of 10 is made in a potter's field.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03
SECTION WEST OF RIVER
SEES FINE CROP PRosPEc1

Rapid City, s. D.. April 29.-Crop
conditions in the prairie country east
and south Of Rapid City are more
promising even than one year ago when
the biggest crop rel raised in this
country was harvested and marketed.
Copious rains and SHOWS since the mid
die of February have put the ground
In fine condition and there is every as
iran that another bumper crop will
be harvested next fall.
There Is but little spring wheat in
this section. 80 that the condition along
that line does not affect this section,
reports from the government survey
telling that 1t IL below average over ali
Of h country this year. Practically
all Of the spring seeding is in and up
and 10 looking exceedingly good. Al
folfa, Of which there Is a very extern
sive acreage in this section, In looking
nucl: better than usual.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Walt Mason. OF repute as a prose
poet. has bought a motor car and after
learning to run it will make his initial
trip through Nemaha county. Kansas.
where he used TO work for $12 a month
and failed to win when he struck for
a raise of s14. He hopes to create an
impression that will make the one
time employers sorry they didn't hang
on to him.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Royalties on oil and mining develop
ments. rents O state lands. leases and
fees pour in so rapidly to the state of
Wyoming that she may soon be in the
position OF not having to raise any
taxes at all for support Of the state
government.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

The lines il The Dutch national
hymn Preserve. O God. the dear old
ground thou 20 our fathers gave"
Seem 10 Indicate & considerable mod
esy or the par Of Netherlands. the
supposedly corrsc, fact being that they
reclaimed the ground themselves.
Providence actually being something
OF q hindrance. both TO its acquisi-
ton and its preservation" for which
they pray.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

AS a heavy passenger train near Col
fax. Cal. was passing a curve a man
eaned from the rear vestibule and
waved at a young woman in one of the
forward coaches. The engineer CHANGED
to be looking back. caught the wave,
and. thinking something had gone
wrong. stopped the train.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

1t seems that after all there is a
knack to this long life business. Alec
Panoche. oldest member of the Mt.
Carmel tribe Of Indians. submitting
the Suggestion that baths should be
taken never less than once a year.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

4 Russian government buresu IL orr
xanixinR e scientific expedition to make
: thorough investigation OF the IMMORAL
resources Of StberiL
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

In early Italian playing cards CUPS
the plac" OF hearts. swords cf npudse.
aid coins Of diamonds,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

AS an addition to the Bertillion sys-
tenn of identification an Omaha dentist
has perfected a to register the
ridges of upper gums, which, ne says,
never change and are different in every
individual.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Although there was a falling off Of
$4,000, 900 gallons in the consumption
OF whisky and of 5000, 900 barrels of
beer, the nations drink bill for 1915 is
computed at 81, 500. 0OO, 900.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

According t the geological surve.
an almost inexhaustjhle supply Of OF
ran be obtained from the shales o.
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Several carloads OF Montana flax are
being shipped to Belfast. Ireland. The
flax will bring $500 a o in Ireland
because OF the war. The average price
in peace times was $3.50 a ton.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Secretary OF Labor Wilson heran his
career In the . mines Of Pcnnsyi-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Mars, the planet. has no rain or
clouds, making a close analogy between
Il and the earthly Mars, the symbol.
which also stands for some OF the great
hei1hfs Of discomfort.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

A fifth Of the export trade of Tripoli
IL in sponges and a third in esparto
grass. a wiry desert product which Is
sent in large qualities to England
where it is used in papermaking.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

yigRo and Aaga are III names that
have been bestowed on two OF Dem
marks p~rincelings. making one wonder
whether Hamlet had such good reason
70 be melancholy after all.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03
MAYOR HALL DEFEATED
IN ABERDEEN ELECTION

Aberdeen, S. D., April 2S.-In a most
holly n bitterly contested secondary
election for mayor, Alvan Aldrich, for
mer mayor under the aldermanic plan,
was elected yesterday over the incum-
bent. Ed NJ. Hall, for a f%ive-year term
under the commission form by a ma
jority of 1879. Hall carried two Of six
wards. All wards ran very close with
the exception of the Third, which gave
Aldrich 121 majority. The total vote
was: A.drich, 1,43O; Hall, 1901.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

Rapid City, S. D., April 26.-1n a sec
ondary election here John d.. Newcom-
er, incumbent, was chosen the COM
missioner for the five-year term over
L. T. Crittenden by a majority of 95.
A week Newcomer ran second, led
by Crittenden by 81 votes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

ondary election to elect a city comr1is-
sioner. the election of a week ago not
deciding the election. NJ. P. Gilman,
jr, Won over Norman Rapalee by a
majority of 1872.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03
PNEUMONIA RANKS HIGH
IN SOUTH DAKOTA DEATHS

IN SCOTH DAKOTA DEATHS
Pierre. s. d. April 2s.-The vital
statistical report for the state for 1915
has been completed. In comparison
with the 1914 report the showings are:
1914. 1915.
Births So. 1903 1860
Marriages =. .......... 5.235 J.315
Divorces 4. -. ........... 462 52S
Naturalizations ....... 1900 1890
OF the births, 1864 were males and
$3.50 females.
The death list shows that there was
not a single death from smallpox. but
that measles, considered as a mild dis
ease, took % in the state for the year.
The causes OF the greatest number of
deaths We're: Typhoid. 33; w%hoopiEg
cough. FL; diphtheria and Group. 20:
influenza and grip. 72: pellagra, 1:
tuberculosis. 800; pneumonia, 3s3;
hea disease. 352: cancer, 254: infan-
tile paralysis. Z. There were IS suici-
des and IL homicides for the year
-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-03

and failed to win when he struck for
a raise Of s14. He hopes to create an
impression that will make the one-
time employers sorry they didn't hang
on to him.
AS a heavy passenger train near Col
fax. Cal. was passing a curve a man
leaned from the rear vestibule and
waved at a young woman in one of the
orward coaches. The engineer CHANGED
to be looking back. caught the wave,
and. thinking something had gone
wrong. stopped the train.
The 554 people out of every 1000 in
Switzerland who save money must be
compared with a meager 10S in this
according to a Chicago banker. for the
fact that in u large cities one burial
out Of 10 is made In a potter's field.
Royalties on oil and mining develop
ments rents on state lands. leases and
fees pour in SO rapidly to HI state of
Wyoming that she may soon be in the
position OF not having to raise any
taxes at all for support Of the state
government.
1t seems that after all there is a
knack to this long life business. Alec
Panoche. Oldest member of the Mt.
Carmel tribe OF Indians. submitting
the suggestion hat baths should be
taken never less than once a year.
AS an addition to the Bertillion sys-
tenn Of identification an Omaha dentist
has perfected a way to register the
ridges of upper gums, which, he says.
never change and are different in every
individual.
Several carloads Of Montana flax are
being shipped to Belfast. Ireland. The
flax will bring $500 a ton in Ireland
because Of the war. The average price
in peace times was $3.50 a ton.
A fifth Of the export trade Of Tripoli
is in n and a third in esparto
grass. a wiry desert product which is
sent in large qualities to England
where it is used in papermaking.
Although there was q falling off of
$4,000, 900 gallons in the consumption
OF whisky and Of 5000. 900 barrels of
beer, the nations drink bill for 1915 is
computed at $4,000. 900. 200.
viggo and Aaga are the names that
have been bestowed on two OF Dem
marks princelings. making n wonder
whether Hamlet had such good reason
to be melancholy after all.
Mars, the planet. has no rain or
clouds, making a close analogy between
Il and the earthly Mars, the symbol.
which also stands for some OF the great
heights Of discomfort.
According to the geological survey
an almost inexhausjble supply Of Oil
AN be obtained from the shales Of
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
4 Russian government bureau IL orr
ganizing q scientific expedition to make
: thorough investigation Of the IMMORAL
resources Of SiberiL
Water and fireproof barrels will be
made IN Hawaii frnm baGassee. q sugar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
SitpreuRiiae 6eimatbflanse.
Don agnes 9arber.

am glbenb bin i6 in aDnissbers
ansesommen. Sas sSrembenbeim liest
aufdalg bidt neben Der 1rogbeimer
air&. in Der i'd getauft bin. Sd
babe man9e Stunbe i9lasen b0rsn,
uHo ss mar fein Wunbsr, bab Elm Lam
ger 3ug Don Grinnsrungen an min
DorbeiBpg. afm Is6bafteften paren
natiirIi6 bic, bic mir nur bas 8ort
iibermittelt bate. Sd mar IN Der
Subenitrabe seborsn, bic man jeBt,
nod Der 2iiraffirtaiern. Drangelitras
Be senannt bat. Wleine iltnsen Gls
tern beiaben eineH unsetp06nli9 i9os
len puoel, Gato, Der ein 5einb Der
aiirafiire mar uno lie riitbsnb ons
fiel, no er iie fab. Gines Morgens
faub.n meint Gltsrn ibu sridlasen
uRb mit ben pfoten an bic 5biir ae'
EassIt, als iei er setrsu5igt. Mud bic
len niegeiebeusn Gato bra9te mir Der
Stunbenf9lag Der ubr an meiner
Sauftirhe 3uriid.
9lm ud6iteH Wtorgsn ging id bon
bem 5ragbeim in ben aneipbof. &6s
rigsberg bat bic alts ge5si6nuna Der
Stabttbeils befpabrt. Mdn bat in Der
9Dnissitabt gu tbun, obsr in Der 4lts
ffabt, auf bsm 9aberSrg, obsr benz
Stsinbamm. fupruntsr qanse 8iertsl
rsrItoHben iperoen. sSSit Der Srdgbeim
nit ieinen RebeNeaiTen fir sinfdde
Gemiitber f9on ii6srip1ltisenS, 10
Ufrtt Der &Heipbpf nit ietnem @es
mir gang nnb gar entnuiithigeno.
Oben iinb BIN uuo Disber nod neue
Straben burnge6ro6eu. ltHten aber
trGngt uub fhiebt Iith alles I'm ben
Dom. Dsr bic perI6ieoensn Stile,
Die peridieosne 9r6be uuo slnielpa
lihtsit Der 9auten bieier @egeHo
iailbern min, mub an ben bimmlis
I5en Batter felbit sentsn, Der regnsn
fGbt iiber goie uub GStlte, iiber Sc
re6te unb llngers9te. lIno bod fHsIt
iib Der sebprene a6nissberger geraoe
in oem 9dFengetpirr Der ehenldligsil
s5eituna pisI ipo6ler dIs in ben brsits
ouslnoenben Gsarteuborftdoten, Die
entitanben, lett Die DGae fieIen. 9lua
gtbt es 5rpti gole. mad oenen iih De-
Su1enbe ritten fann. ods S6to5
unb ben presel. altfdtbmsnb ifdno
itl an ienem eritsn Der brei gelnrs
eungstase, bic icb fir mein 3betl IN
geTuhstags umiporbelte, am S6lpB.
Run faNb id, mid Suredt. Sd ging
burh ben geliebten S9lcBbof uno
sriibte nad BEN GIteitsu Grter bins
auf. Ob robl gepra @ilbelm, Der
@atsr bes Grpben &nrfiiriten, in ies
nem 5liiseI seipobut batte? @d9rsnS
oes 9rsibisiabrigen &rieees Iieoelfe
er na9 Oitpreubsn iiber, iagte @l6s
in @eorssfpdIbe i'm Samlanb, bds
ibm feinen 9admen perbdutt, uuo IN
9robraum Bel &0nissberg, uro bate
seaeu bic politit iener Sage cine lers
Der bere6tigte gtbueigung. gln Der
Dahe porbei sebt es bdm bur9 Ell
nen unergriinbIinsn Sdmub iibsr
bic G@miebsbriide na4 BEN 9neips
buf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
Ghieaao. 8. W2drs.

S9ltu 9 y, o. Dtar6.
Wei5en. - syiir Uaai $1.11a-
LA; am s4lub $1.135. sir Sui
81. .089-1. .11s; am G9luB $1.114.
DeHdtorn. = 5iir Wni 73s-
74sc; am SdluB 74kc. Sir SuIi
73s-74ae; am S9lub 74at.
5afer. = Jiir Wiai 421-43sc;
am G9luB 41sc.
ROsssn. 10. 2 nominsn; SO. A
sec.
geriis. = e2-71c.
Simotbp. = $4.50-7OO.
!&Iee. - $10.0o-20.0O.
BORT. - 5iir Wlai $21.15-21s
AZ; am SdIuB S21.42. Cir Suli
$21 .07-21. AS; am S6lub S21.40.
Sdmal5. = Giir Mdi $10.57-
1865; am SdluB $10.65. Sir Suli
$10.77-1o.S5; am S6luB $1O.85.
Rippenieiten. = sSiir Wldi $11.60
HIP; am S6lub SLIP. Sir
gulf $11.72-11,85; am S9luB
S1182.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
sslmk'Nahribtem.

Samto g, 4. MGrs 1916.
Sm gineinnatier 9iitritt 1T Der
S9ioflub I'M 5ofIen begriffen. gei
Heiiser Stabt batte beriel6e gsitsrn
absHb einen Wafferftanb BON 26.5
SUB.
pittsburg, Ya.-4.3 SUB, fdGt.
&beelins, 20. @a.-7.O Jib, fdat.
pdrtersbure, 80. @a.-10.5, iteigt.
adnapba Soils, W. 9a.-5.9, itsist.
GbarleftoH, 90. @a.-8.O SUB, fteist.
portsmouth, G.-20.2 SUB, faat.
Gouisbifle, ab.-11.3 SUB, fdlt.
GpansDiae, 5Tb.-25.8 SUB, iteigt.
Hufbpile, 5enn.-14.5 iteigt.
Gbattanoosa, 9enn.-14.3 Nub, ffeist
aanias gitp. Wo.-13.7 5ub, fdlt.
Wsmpbis. 1snn.-28.4 GuB, fGlli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04

" lin bpieb. - Die 3ufu6r mai
bsute nnr mdbis, bic gea6frase elm,
CUTE unb bic prsiie itisgen I'm 10
15c per 100 pfunb fir bic beiisren
leidten QlaIitdtsn, ipdbrenb i9tper,
itstiq bIiebsn. al6e iparen in gutter
Hu6frase unb ettpas b0ber i'm preiie;
Mil6tiibe famen muir ipenig in ben
Wiarft unb iiHo itetis.
Nittlere unb i8pere Stiere $7.35
-8.35; Shien $3.00-6.50; 5lei:
i6er Giiere $5.75-725; aussrleisns
Bis ertra $3.50 800; 6eifers $3.50
-7.25; auserlsiene big ertrn $7.335
-7.75; aiibe $4O0-5.75; ertrn
$6.O0-6.50: Ganuers $4.00-425;
fette Ulil6fiibe $5.50-6.50; Wlil4'
tiibe S35.0O-85.0O; Stoders unb
s5eeoers: Giisre $5.5O-7.5O; 9eis
frs $5.OO-6.75; &ii6e $3.50 800.
9ullem Die 3uiubr mar aud
Eeute ipieber gering uHb Der Wartt
iidrf.
Settle gulen $6.5O-6.75; gOlos.
na $5.75-6.50; massre uno lei4ts
$4.50-5.50.
aGlber. Die 3ufubr mar bic
ar0bte Der DO6e unb bic gsreiie fis'
len I'M 2550c per 100 pfunb.
Bette 3dlber $11.O0-11.25; fair
Bis quite leifte $8OO-11.O0; orbis
ndre unb srobe $5.00-10.75.
Sdneine. = Die 3ufubr bon
S3ipsinsn mar nur mGbis; Die 0o4s
froae NOR cine CUTE uno bic preiis
itiegen Tim 1oc per 100 pfuno.
0ute Bis auserleisne 8eridnbt> unp
Sleifferiorten $9.20-9.25; olserles
iens miitlere 160 Bis 180 Punb
SS.85-9.15; Isi9ts @sriauotiortsn
120 bis 155 pfuno $8.5o-8.75; ors
tindre Bis CUTE 1srtel $6.00-7.6O;
orbindrs Big dussrlesns i9pers fetts
educ $6.OO-S.50; EXTRA $500
-s.65; Gtags $5.OO-6.50.
9 9afe unb admmer. = Tie
Sufubr mar nur mdbis uTb bic prsIs
ie itstig.
S6afs, extra, $75oZ7.75; quite
Bis aus.rlsfene $6.50-7.40; OrSind'
re big iair $3.50-6.25. admmsr,
srtra, PSI. 80; quite Biz aus.r@
leIsne S10.25-1125; orbindre biz
fair $7.O0-1O.o0; sd4orene 2Gms
msr Ss.0o-10.25.
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gbieaao. 9. W2dr,.

G9n.ine- 3ufubr 22,0O0;t
I1arit fart; 9ult $8.s5-9.05; Isia'
te $8.619.05; gernif9te $S.7o-9..
10; i6Dsre S8.60-9.10; robe $3.50
-S.75; Ssrtsl $725-8.30.
Rinboisb. 3mfubr 1000
Wartt fart; Ratipe Beef Stiere ST.
25-9.70; g8eIterr Stiere $40
s.25; StOers unb Geebers $50
7.s5; aiibe uHb Seifers $3.45-S.'
As; adlber $8.50--11.25.
S6afe. 3uflAr 5000; Wartt
fart; @etbers $S.20-S.80; gpes
$5.9O-S.5O; admmsr $9.6O-1l.4 40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
GEO, Bombs nnb eIItien in Weu yuri.

gei4aiispapisre snro,n ~ s-s;<sS biz
fsntirt. @s&isI ant eonbon saseH lfetiq.
FIR 90 Taes ANY; SiGt M.7oH; 9abt!'
Mnueifunesn t4.77. Grnncs S,4f 6eek.
Habsl 6Si5z<, Dlarf 6,dt 731S. aabd 1SH,
Qrpnes Si@i 18z, RabeI l84. Htrs si4t
$50, 9abei 6.6s, Nubd Sid]t o2H: Rabfl
ys1E; Silbsr.BarTen 5eke, Tsgiianiih.
Collars 4S4<
dItienmsrft.-9er Rarit psr beuts
fan adnsliA preisiiioueu uub bic &urs'
tHpanfunoen nur unbeoeuteno. Die sSdluB'
notirunssH nsaben nur settnss Bssanos'
runsen.
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3uder. - preifs feif. - Mafffs
rirter Gut 2oaf $3.50; potpbssb
$6.75; CUBES s7.05; srdnilirter $6.s
75; gonfeetioners ~ $3.50; Off
~ $6.40; treiBer erira $500; ertra
.G1 $500 per 100 pfunb.
WoIdffes III iteiis. - Nep
GrIfans Open aeilt 45-65e; Gentris
fuadI 25-34c per GdIlpne.
Refs. - 2ouiiidna. Gunrp 5eab
81 6at; prima 54-5ls; orbinire
4-4at;; Sopan Al Sic per qfunb.
Dairp prob uiis
Butter. = Wortt sitmli8 Isbs
6aft unb feii. - @bcltmilt ertra
38e; Gentrdli5sb srira 35At; Gen.
truliseb firjts 32e; Gxpnhs 2oc;
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9dgliHer Wsarft Serid)t,
Gfneinnati. 8. Mara


Cincinnati, 8. Mdr5.
Die nahfolsenben Auotirunssn be'
5iebsn ii6 nur auf eEsros 1ranss
diticntn. Bel ileinereu @sf4dften
iperbsn stfuas b5bere greiie bers4nst.
propiiionen.
S9mafs. - prima Steam
10.07h -1o.17a; Gamilp 10.75-11.s
90.
SrodeusefaIstnts Glsii d
- Sbort clear Geiien, lofe S11.25-
11.75; Grtra fbort clear Gtiten SILL
25-1150; iir5s Rippsnisiisn III
11ae; gs[liss $13.O0-13.50.
Bacon. Sbcrt olear Seittn
12i-12ie; ertra fbort eIsqr Stis
ten 12i-125c; Tbort Rippenieiten
121--12de; Bellies 13a-137e per
pfunb.
Susar gureS gleiid. =
G1inffn 17-17se; picnie GduIteru
12-12te; 'grsatfsft Bacon 17--19c
g9ultern in padstsn 12-12hc; 9efp
Yort Gut 12-12se; irodsns Beef
Sdinisn 25-26c per pfunb.
Sibeep6feltesTltif9. =
G9inien 14.50-15.00: pienit S4uls
tern 10.00-1o.50; Bellies 1850
13.00;S ;Shuliern 10.O0-10.50; ;Gauls
tern. q. v. Gut bo. 10.00-10.50 per
pfunb.
gf.ifd. = Sdins.n
14-15te; pienic Gdultern 10
10ae; SGaItsrn 10-10sc; ibort Rip
p,nfsiien 1os-114e; ibort clear Ri2s
penieitsn 11--11te; srtra Ibort tlear
giippenisiten 103-114e; Bellies leids
te14--14ae; Bellies. i4psrs l3-
13se.
Weblunb getreibs
4etf. - Wintsr patent 1926
|6.3; Winter fontp S5.80-5.95;
gnintsr familp $5.25-5.35; Winisr
srira $4.S0-5.00; Dinter orbindrts
$4.60-4.80; Snrtes Weisen glattnf
$6.35-6.80; 5artss Meijsn fantp
$5.95-6.20; Sartes Weissn faml,p
$5.00-5.35; RossenmebI norbfpsit'
iedes, ssmfdtes $5.45-5.7o; rsinss
Gitp Rogssnmebl $5.55-5.80; Gitp
semif6tes gaossenmsbl $5.45--5.W.
Weissn. - g2p. 2 rotber Wtnfsr
81 Id .16. $40 q bp. S1.06-1. IL;
go. A DO. 80c-$1.08.
WeIf9torn. - Ro. / ipeibss
-e; SO. 2 DO. 73a-74ac; SO. 3 DO.
72a-73ac; so. 4 DO. 7o-71e; Ro.
5 DO. 66-69c; 30. 6 bo. 62-64e. =
go. / sslbes --e; SO. 2 bo. 73a-
74se; go. 8 DO. 72i-73ae; go. a
bo. 70-71c; glo. S DO. 66- -69e; glo.
g b. 62-e4e. - go. / stmii4tss
x; SO. 2 bo. 73h-74ae; go. 3 DO.
72A -73Ae; gao. 4 DO. 70-71e; No.
8 bo. 66-6Se; go. 8 DO. 61a-
63te. - aolbentorn ipeibes. s.
zoe; aolbenforn, s,lbes, 69-71e;
aolbentorn, ssmifdtes. 67-69c per
Bu.
Rpgsen. 30. Q 90-92t;
glo. 3 DO. $500; go. A bo. so
S3r.
Safer. - g2ortbpeiitrn 30. 2
treibsr 49-50e; HcrtbDeittrn Stdns
tarb peibsr 47-4st; Qprtbfueiteru
SO. 8 fpeibsr 45-46e; 30. 8 fpeibet.
einbsimiidsr 42a 43te; go. A ipsis
Der 40a a-41ae; 80. 2 eemifdier AZ
43c; glo. 8 seulif9tsr. tinb.imifder
4o-41e; 30. 4 senrif6tsr 38a
3sae.
Wbisfen.
gerfauft tpirben 500 gbls. Di.
filters Uiniibsb @pobs auf Der Bats
bon S1.40 per Gallone.
Groceries.
aaffet. - SABA 23-30c; Mps
dja 29-30c; Guatemala fanep 19e;
- s-' -. s.,...
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MetaH Rarft.
q { p Qprt. 3. Mdra.

Rsp gort, 8. Mdrs.
&upfer. Wartt rubig; Glectros
lptic, beina6e $28.00-28.5O; fiir
Sapi unb fpdter $27.00-27.50.
ehen. - Wartt feit unb unpsrdns
bert.
3inn. = Rartt rubig; $45.75.
9lei. = $6.45.
Spelter. - aeine Quotirung.