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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-03
RFRI IN WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM
ENGLAND STUNNED BY BLOW
Over 900 Tons of Warships Sunk Two Zeppelns and
the Crews DESTROYED and 1000 Lives Sacrificed on
Both Sides in the Worst Naval Battle of History.

An official statement says all officers of the nvncbe ndea
tigable Black Prince lost All officers OF the
Warrior excepting rescued.
Copenhagen dispatch German torpedo boat N2o was
sunk reported the of 100 lost Survivors SAID
they believed twenty torpedo boat desroyers lost and
Additions of lost vessels include the German cruiser
Ebng and the British destroyer Shark Nearly all of the OF
the Shark lost
An admiralty views the outcome of the engagement
British asserts the British sought
the Germans having engaged their entire fleet with inferior for
ces compelled them to put back to port
Losses Of the British estimated at 5000 which may be
nearly matched by reports of the number
of German warshps lost confirmed
Rear Admiral Hood lost with the lnvncible.
An Amsterdam that German desroye were
sunk by the that damaged eruser was towed INTO Mel
It is estimated $50 ships engaged in the battle
TWO zEPPELINs DESTROYED
/ my AsSoci
ESBJERG June 3Fishermen reported today tha'
~ Zannelns were DESTROYED of peshed
i SURVIVORS OF GERMAN CRUISER
my Associat
THE HOOK arrived today with eight Of the crew
Of the Frauenob sunk off uand 1t believed
ATTEr
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-03
THE WEATHER

Fair Tonight and Sunday
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-03
TWO ZEPPELINs DESTROYED


ESBJERG Denmark 3Fishermen reported today that
two Zeppens and that the of perisd
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14

common council. pr. Bodley was aware of that condition.- Dr. Bray suggested hiring an inspector for three months and then tabling the matter until in structiOn was received from the cOun- cil. Chairman Tallard declared he would be ashamed to do that. pr. Bodley retorted that he was not ashamed to change his mind if he thought it right to do so.
 Health Superintendent Reeks said the municipal slaughter house will soon be required by state law in cities He strongly favored city inspection of meat. He thought the slaughter house a splendid adjunct to municipal inspection though perhaps as yet not an actual necessity.
 After it was determined on pr. Bray's m otiOn to refer the matter to the council with the request for an in- spector for an indefinite period, he moved to secure plans and specified tiOns for a building, the idea being to build after it is determined just what the city's needs are in this direction.
 The Circus Menace
 On the suggestion of Health Su- perintendent Reeks, he was empow- cred to write to the owner of the cir GUS ground at Rentschler's park, noti- flying him ito discontinue the rental of the ground for circus purposes as at that location they are a menace to public health pr. Reeks was en- powered to insure the office furniture and fixtures for $1,OO0. The plumbers examining committee reported that two applicants for journeyman' li- censes had failed to pass the test. One was successful. On the recommenda- ton of the superintendent it was vOt- ed to call the attention of the board of public works to the need of a sewer 1T Winthrop street extension. Other wise it will be necessary to close houses in that section. An offer of A. H. Later of Hartford to remove dead horses without cost to the city was accepted.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14

Chairman Tallard thought the conn mittee had nothing further to do. pr. Bodley moved to secure an inspector for three months and make temporary use of the present slaughter house.. Chairman Tallard said this could not be done without the consent of the
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14
SLAUGHTER HOUSE IS
 PUT ON THE SHELF
Health Board Asks in Place for gd
 Temporary Inspector

Discussion of the municipal slaughter house project occupied most of the time at the monthly meeting of the health board last evening. It de- veloped that Superintendent G. F. sKibbe of the town home cannot be se- cured as slaughter inspector as his time is fully taken up in the farm and home administration. It was largely with the hope that MT. Kibbe could act as inspector that the board hit upon the farm for the location of the Slaughter house and when this was found impossible the board voted to ask the common council for authority to hire an inspector for an indefinite period and to utilize a building now in use as a slaughter house, the inspec- tor to be paid from the maintenance appropriation.
 Chairman Tal1ard alone was op- posed to this action. He has set his heart on the esta blishment of a muni- cipal slaughter house and was evident Iy disappointed that it could not be erected at once.
 The aim now is to hire an inspector and keep a close watch of his work to determine how much slaughtering will be done, where the animals come from and the most suitable location for the structure both from the point of view of the city and the butchers.
 7-@9>- TalIard Repors
 In reporting for the slaughter house committee, Chairman H. S. Tallard told of the conference with the chari- ty board. He read a letter from .he charity department explaining that Su- perintendent G. F. Kibbe could not give his services to the work as it would interfere with his duties at the farm The chairman explained that the matter stood as before the conference. Dr. Bodley suggested a tryout for three months, hiring a temporary in Spector for that time to obtain all nec- essary data. It developed that no cooler is needed at the slaughter house which would result in a saving. The $1,0O0 appropriation for maintenance is still intact and much of this can probably be saved as the work is yet to be started. pr. Bodley made it plain that he is not opposed to the slaughter house, but believes in ob- taining some information as to the real need before investing in build ing.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14
NEW BRITAIN

Sarkis Abraham, 29 Lafayette St. John BasSO, 35 Rockwell St.
 Douglas Bates, 20 Dewey St. c. BattagIia & Co.,, 30 Lawlor St. Sam Berkowitz, 64S Main St. Thomas Biasillo, 276 South Main St Anton Boukas, B Harvard St. Louis Brin, Hartford Ave- Samuel Clark, 71 Elm St. John Conl<lin, 80 Beaver St. William Cowlishaw, 439 West Main St Lea Datro, 1892 South Main St. Francis DObson, Est, 35 Spring St. Emanuel Di Normo, 127 Church St. M. Doherty, 4O6 Arch St. John DonIon, 1892 North St. B. Dubway, 57 SmalIey St. John DZicZelz, 98 Grove St. Enterprise Provision Co.,, Jubilee and
 Chapman St.
 Julius Eg2ert, 11S Hart St. Louis Falletti, 2S Lafayette St. Mrs. Dora Fuchman, 294 Park St. Simon FogeIson, 224 South Main St. Gaffncy Bros, 9S Washington St. George Geer, 7S Stanley St.. Frank Gentle, fl Cherry St. Eugene Chaser, S5 Arch St. Nathan Googel, 1S6 Chestnut St. Mrs. Annie Gordon, 40 Dewey St. Ranchetti Gianesio, South St. c. A. Hall, 23S Main St. Samuel Hall, 39 John St. William HOlcombe, I'll Park St. J. Hanneyman, 399 West Main St. Jacob Jaffe, 200 High St. Sumner Jones, 672 Arch St. Peter Kaminski, S4 Booth St. Kaminski Bros, Pennington Ave. Benjamin Katz, 1O1 Whiting St. John KeikO, 115 Grove St. Max Kennedy, 356 Park St. Isaac Kolodney, 73 Broad St. Mrs Rcbecca Kennedy, 99 Myrtle St. Felix Kolodzik, 166 Broad St.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14
Temporary Inspector.

Dr. Anderson, asked for his opinion declared he is not greatly interested in the scheme. Commissioner Burns and Bray favored Dr. Bodley's views on the subject. Chairman Tallard in quired the pleasure of the board and Commissioner Burns favored retain ing the committee. pr. Bray and
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14
%iz 55S SSSss5 5: o $$ s:;s; :; S:;::;: :: 

Frank KawaIciIx, 25 Silver St.
 Joseph Krenni, 245 Elm St.
 William Lambert, 63 Pleasant St.
 WaIenty Lech, 67 Grove and BIO High
 StS.
 Julius LeiboId, 59 North St. B. MarhoIin, 3t3 East St. NocoIa MeSsina, 64 Lafayette St. D. McMahan, 52 Lawior St. Mrs. c. Messmer, 523 Stanley St. Janas Mikalanskas, I4 Spring St. P. Monahan, 67 West St.
 J. E. Murphy, 800 Main St. National Market, 176 Arch St. John O'Brien, 126 North St. D. $. Ohman, 716 Stanley St. Kasimir Podchajski, 527 Burritt St., A. Pola, 3f6 Elm St. LeaI PrOtaSs, 53 Hartford Ave. A. Rapp & Co.,, 29S So. Main St. Samuel Reiner, 41 Cherry St. Hyman Rubin, 1O1 Winthrop St. John Ryan, 110 Hartford Ave. Sovereigns Trading Co.,, 160 Main St A. Schaefer, 314 south Main St. William SchIenker, 642 Arch St. Samuel SirI<in, A Willow St. P. w. Smith, 1858 High St. Isaac Swarsky, 218 North St. James Sweeney, 91 North St. M Tobin, 22 Crown St. N. Tomaszewsky, 67 Orange St. Warsaw Grocery, 89 Broad St. VasiI Zaiko, 159 Broad St. John Zisk, 351 Broad St. J. w. Woodruff Berlin, Ct. F. E. Honiss, Berlin, Ct. E. Berlin Milling Co.,, East Berlin, Ct. E. w. Bowers, East Berlin, Ct. w. J. Ritchie, Kensington, Ct. s. M. Cowles, Kensington, ct. John Penna, Kensington, Ct. D. s. NeGri, Kensington, Ct.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

Die winiif itellen sii tppllen. Sein 9lil.
crbieten iurroe ielbifperItdnoli6 init
Ganf angenonnnen. Gas Brugralnm
oes sl6eno5 lalitet borlaniig nj,
toIgt:
Sas progrnmm:
Wuiit.
Semeinf@aftli6ss aieb: .Deutf6lanb,
8eutfhlaab iiber alles".
Willtomm 4nIpra6e: 8unoesprdfis
bent 6D. Sbermann.
Gemeinf6aftIi6es Qieb: .Sie Wa4t
am Rbein".
2ie5: 8ereinigte Sdnger.
4niprahe: Or. 6ons asiler.
Solo: Serr Gilbert Hembe nit Srhes
itsrbegleitung.
Rebe: prof. Or. Gugen &iibnemdnn.
WluIif.
Rebs: 2eutnant CUR Gee Sans Berg.
2ieb: 8ereinigte Sdnger.
anIpra6e: Rihter W. 8. 2uebers.
Solo: Jo6n 0offmann.
2lnfpra6e: Ri6tsr Sobu S6paab.
Qisb: 8ereinigte Sdnser.
9(ufforberung aur 8eiiteuer fir bas
SnpalibeHbeim in Ragnit. 9aitor
Ss. 6. Dorm.
9smsini9aftli6es 2ieb: oQmerifa'.
Wuiif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
- - - -
Die Nii6febr.
3es Grpeoitionseorps BON S6erii
SibIep miro, rpie man elaubt,
Die aontroberie nit General
Garra15a beoeuteno
erleid)tern.


@nibington 90. Wfdi. Snl
Stoatshepartelnent Lief bic gta6rtff
elm, SaB oie Garran5a 9egierung
10000 Rann nadl Der iuerifoniiGer
@ren3 Hegion beorberte. 8eneral
06reeons auidnglibem sgefebl 5ufcI-
se, Der na6 Der &onferen3 in @l faio
erIaiien fpiirbe, iolte General Ere
pino nit 10000 Wam bas Serrltp'
RUM iiiblid Der alnerifaniifen Gr.
petition eriinbli6 abpatroltilliren.
9ie neile Sruppenbe,pegung ourd
ben Staat Gbi6uablia bat, ipie OH ods
Staatsoepartentent beriftet Duroe,
bercits bequnnen. 1ie Wtannidjaftcn
tefinben ii6 norblif oltf Dem gScge
na6 SoltiLlO, 6a infoIee be5 Gilcn-
baGnitreifs bie 9eforberung bon
3rllppen5iieen iIber alloere Sabncr
gc6inoert lit.
Die geatrlten bes StaatSbeparte.
.nents errparten cine ipeitere 8er5oae.
gung Der grmenoring Der 9epte oes
Generals Garran5a betreffenb Die
@ren5iituatiou. Deau nabm an, oaB
oic 9tcte cine slntiport auf Die Tor'
lteQungen ellttalten perbe, n'elfe
uaf benz @enn Springs lino @oqitil-
lus llcberfqIl genlaht uoroen iporen.
Gie offisielle 9lrfiinotgung jeoof,
baB OberIt SibIeps @gpebition mel.
DE ii6 sur SerfoIgung Der Sanoiten
anfgenladlt battc, iiber Die @rcnse su'
rdffebrte, no6hem lie 168 Weilen
iiioliA il, rnerifaniides 8ebiet oorgc'
brungen tpar, mag, tpie man glalt6t,
cine genoerltng IN Der glnt1port Gar.
rnn5ns beranlaiien.
9ie prou1pte 3itriid3iebung Der
smeiten @rpebition, na6oem lie cas-
Gnos Der Spur Der ganoiten erreift
batte, fpiro, wie man eIalibt, cine
giinitiee g9irfirng olf bic tpeitercn
ilntcrbanoIungen NIT Der oe facto
8egicrilng I'M @efoIge baben. Gene.
ral Garran5a lptrb iidJ anldBIib ser
.3uri:d5iebung Der Srltppen SberIt
SibIeps, iobaIb lire innittel6are
@tiiiion crfiilt ipar, benz @inorude
nift perifIieben fonnett bab Die
grfl1riing Ser 9rnoesregieritng, oaB
es iif mIr nm cine Sdlberlna Der
8tensregion bonbele, cine ernitec'
meintc mar. General Scott bate
SeneraG Sbre0pr Die @eriid)erllng er.
tctlt oab feline Grl,ppen III Wierifo
iuiirben. iobalo bie @efnbr
neiler lleberidqe geidapiuiOen iei, hno
Sas Ger6aIten 6es Generals 5iullton
in gesrq oitf Die Sitiatiou i'm 9ig
9enb 0iItrift bat iuln oorgetban, ooI'
oic geriprehlneeit, ipeld)e oent meri'
faniiden&riegshHtnilter geuadt MIR
0en, olh eebalten peroen.
Sffisiea tpurbe nm Sienftag gez
melbst, buB mebr als 5000 Mitglieocr
Der WtiIi, ppn Werifp in hcit 9uuoeS.
bisnif einsemuitert purben. Die Ge=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Tlnks0a hridbten.
Wfttppd "a MQi 191

Wittpo9, "a. Mai 1916.
SIN Gineinnatier Siitritt tpirb iif
Der 5lub MIR ipsnig perdnbern. 9es
iuaqqqbqi 3;S u rbg umlbtp mlbD
tern glben5 bate berlelbe BEL bidser
Stabt eiHen DaHeritano Don 14.0
SUB.
Die foIsenben SepeTfn trafen
pdbreno oes ssitrisen Cages bier elm:
pittsburg, pa.--7.6 SUB, fdnt.
gebeeling. 80. 9.-o.5 SUB, fdllt.
partsrs6urg. SO. 9d.-9.7 SUB, fdllt
Stanaipba Sails. 80. 8a.--1o.2 SUB.
g3drleiton, 80. 8u.-6.S SUB.
portsmcutb. O.-15.6 Sub.
8ouispille. &p.-10.8 SUB, iteigt.
enanspille, Snb.-10.7 SUB, fdlt.
HaibDills, 5enu.-8.3 GuB, fteiat.
Chattanooga. 7enn.-7.9 5ub, fGat.
Cairo. :sIl.- 300 SUB.
Wtempbis, Senn.-24.9 HuB. fieiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Seibiperbem
Sin6 bei @eneru( @aDira in Suure5
eeseu dmeritaniT4e Sruppen in
@terifo eillgelaitierL

GlYafo, Seras, %. Mai Bel
General @aolra IN Suare5 ltef am
9ienitag DON Dem Utapor In ascens
lion, i'm Gdias 9ranbes 0iitritt cine
telegrapbii9e 8ei4iperoe gegen bic
baIefbit fi6 besinbli9en amerttariz
i4en arupperIein, bic nab Der Grs
tldrung oes Wldpors 9erbeeran9en
iih 5u 'S9ulben tonrInen lafen, iris
Dem Tie auf DON ibnen befeBtem Gis
eentbltm Befeltigfneen aufperfen-
5erner bdtten General peIIbings
Sruppen in 8erleBung Der @bmads
lIngen spii9en Der Gapunsasaegis'
rung unb berieHisen m Wufbinston,
bic Stdbt betreten. Die Saltung ber
umsritdnif9en Sruppen ben GdrrdHs
sa Solbatsn gegeniiber, fei eine aus
senfaeinli9 feinbieIiee, ba es p5llig
unnDtbtg iei, fi8 angeii4ts beg pers
einbarten 3lrfammeuipirfens 5u bers
i9an5err. General @opiru utrterbrei.
tete bic 8ef9tperbe BEN 9eneral Sa.
eittto Srenino BON chihuahua.
9enerul @upira iagte am Dienftdg,
bdb BITE Garrar5u Regierung benz
General Snes Sala5ar, tpel9er bor
furSem aus gf Pafo sntfan uBo ben
Rip @runbe trsuste, mn cine neue
Rebplutipn ins Wert gu feben, @ms
neitie gendAreu peroe, falls Sdlu3ar
iitb bereit ertfdre, iidb General 9apis
ra in Suares su iiberseben. Sald5dr
bdlt fi9 bel Sobinat, nabe SuSmaH.
berbprgen.
9efangene Meritaner auf
Der 5lu4t err d offen.
9ropnspille, Seras, 23.
GRai. Gin AM 0icnitng bier eingc.
troffener geribt melbet, bab Sberit
9ouis MOrin, pel9er ansetlast mar,
bic @rbebung I'm fiiDliten 9eras onz
geSettelt gu 6aben unb 8ictoriano
pouce, Der Sbeilnabme an Der 9ers
uria6ung Der @ntgletiung ei1es
gabn5uges aneetldgt, am Montag ers
i9phen ipurben, uls fie periuhten,
aus Der O6but BON Seras Rangers
su entfliebcn. 9estere battcn Die bei.
ben Mlsritaner fpeiter ins Snnere
gebrd9t, lin ibre sSbeHtitdt in @er=
binDuna nit ben linen sur 2ait se<
lesten @ergeben nod ii6erer feit5uz
itellen ebe man Tie ing @efdngniB
bringe, unb BEL bieier Geleeenbeit bers
iitbteit Die 9ferifaner 8u eHtflieben.
GrbGlt BEN g 6parsenIb
Ter : SrbeH.
2onbon, %. Mai. Or. Clemens
0elbriid, pel9er ipesen gefhpdhte-
Geiurobett bpu Ieinem ppiten als Mp
riiter bes Snnern Suriidtrat, ipurbe,
pie aus Berlin gemelbet tpirb, bonn
&aiier Dilbelm Der S6par3e abters
Srben oerlie5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

3ufubr giinbo. Sdipeine S4afe
%. glai 145O 6212 715
| %. Waai 185 41O3 $40
gerlonbt pdbrsnb berislben 3eit:
Rinbp. Sdtpeins S9afe
%. Wai 81 2086 384
| %. Waui AIT 1853 81
Rinbpish Die Qa6frage
mar beute nur mabig unb bic prsiie
tparen jtetig. StOders unb 5eepe-s
bfsben sbenfdlls unOerdnbert in
prsiie.
Nlittlere unb ihpere Stiere $8.25
$50; sylsifdtr Stiere S6.75-S.s5;
auserleiene bis ertra $9.O0-9.3o;
!6siisrs $6.75-8.75; auserlsIsne Bis
ertra $9.00-9.50; &iibe $5.00-7.>
90; auserleisne bis srtra $7.25-7.s
90; Gamers $4.00-4.75; sfsite
DARN aiibe $6.00-7.00; ertra $7.25
--7.50; Ulil6iibe $3.50; Stodsrs
uuo Geebsrs: Stiere $5.50-8.00;
9eifers $5.5o-700; aiibe $500
500.
suIlem- Die 3ufubr mar
nidt grob, bic !Ru4frags cine CUTE
unb bic preife itstig.
Jstte gullsn $7.25-7.75; Boz
losnd $6.50-750; magere uno
lei6te $5.00-625.
aGlberr- Die 0a9frase mar
cine CUTE, uub ba bic 3ufubr nur mds
Big mar, 70 ifiesen bic pr,tfs I'm 20
Bis SOC per 100 pfuub.
Bette &dlbsr $10.75-1100; fair
bis CUTE leidbte $8.00-10.75; orbis
mare uno srobe $5.00-1050.
Shneine. = Der Wlartt mar
bsats lansfam unb i6pa3- Die beiies
rem 5leiIderfortsn fislsn lin 15e; bic
auberen Bis su 3oc per 100 pfunb.
Cute tis aussrleiene 8erpadungss
unb SlsiIherfortsn $9.80-9.85; ges
miIdte @erpaduHssiOrten $500
$50; aussefuhts mittlsre. 160 bis
1SO pfunb, $9.50-9.6o; lsidts gers
Ianbtiorten, 120-155 pfunb 1925
$40; orbinGre Bis CUTE 5ertsl,
ITO pfunb unb Oaruntsr $6.o0-8.s
rs; orbinkre Bis auserleiene i6tpere
fstte Sdue $7.5O-9.25; Stass $6.s
.O0-6.75.
g 9afe unb 2Gmmer.
Die 0a9frase mar nur mdbig uno
bic preiis fir Sdafs fielen I'm 25e.
Griibiabrs 2dmmer lpursn rar uno
iietig.
S9afe, erira $8.25-S.50; CUTE
Bis auserlefene S75o-8.0o; orbiidre
big fair S4.50-700. = Gdmmsr,
srtra S13.00-13.5O; CUTE big aus
srleiene $12.50-13.00; orbinGre biz
fair $10.00-12.OO; ssI4orsm 2dm-
msr $9.00-1025.
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fammtitdrfe Der Strsittrdfte BON
Seras belief ii9 ouf 163 SffiSiers
unb 2644 Mann, aIs iie einberufsa
iDilroen, II. iettber bnGen liz; peitere
aeute fir ben 9ienit an Der Gren5e
unfperben lafeH.
Die @inmuiterung Der Ulilis boit
ari3ona unb Rem Werito DerSOgert
lid, Bis bic &ompasnien auf ibre
oolIe Stdrts gebra4t tpprOen limb.
ariegsietretdr 8afer bat fi9 nod
ni4t entf6ie0en, ipsl9en 8urs er in
9e3ug auF bic 116 Wtitglieber Der
Wiili8 BON Seras einidlagen miro,
peI6e fi6 psieerten, ii9 fir ben
gunbesbienit einmufterH gu laieH.
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Sud CT. = Irelie left. - WafT
ffinirttr Gut aoaf $3.50; poipbtrsb
$3.50; Cubes $8.70: srdnulirtsr $8.-
20; GpnfertipHers .a@ $50; Of
~ 7.80- 300; iusiber srtro $3.50
20; srtra &c $50 per bunberi
pfurb.
MoIafies III fistis. - Neip
DrItus Open RetiIt 45-65t; Gem
trifuBaI 2534c per gdIone.
@eis. = 2oiIifiana. 6aRfb Sab
6a-63e: prima 81 63t;; prbtndrf
44as; 5dpaH 5as pei Plumb. /
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fpnfift. BsAisl ani 9pnbon paren fetig.
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aabel 1914, p,ati Gid. TX, aabsI 7Is<,
arenen Siti i3sS, aabel 134 Sire eift
$50, Aabsl a2gH. Hubtleiht sly: &absl
si5S; 5sltsr. 1arren 7i14s, Dssritanii3e
Souars 54zs.
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VIef. - U(drtt HfIDttdHpStI.
aartoffsln. = Wiartt b0ber. aIte;
giidisan, Disconfin. 9linnsfDta uno
0aota ipeiBe $1.00-1.10; Wfinneio'
Ia nnb Datota Sbios 90e-$1. 90;
Reue. 5lOriba rofe $6.25-6.50 per
8bl., 2oliiiiana unb alubama trts
umpbs $1.60-1.70 per Sod.
9efliiael. - GebeHbes. Ulartt
unperdnbert.
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Metans Marft.
q { IN gOrt, %. Mai.

1en gort, %. Mai.
aupfer. = Wartt felt.
GlecirpIptic. = Marft nominal Tiir
auguit unb ipdter $29.00-30.00.
Giien. = Wiarft ftetig uHo unDers
Gnbert.
3inn. = Wlartt pilfig; $500
5000.
8lei. - $7.15-7.35.
Spelter. - Wlarft flau.
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Gbieasp, %. Rai.

gbieaso. %. Wli.
Wei5en. - giir gull $1.o7s-1.s
09a, am S6lub $109s; fir Seps
tember $1.o8!-1.00s, an S4luB
$1.O9z.
WeIid.orn. - Sir Suli 7oi-
72s, am S6lub 71ae; fir September
69-70ar, ON S9lub zoe.
6afer. = Sir Suli 4os-40sc. am
GnIub 40fc; fir September 3Ss--
$3.50. am SdluB 38se.
Roggen. - go. 2, 97-9S4c.
gerite. = 60a77e
5imotbp. - S6.O0-s.00.
sttee. - $750-15.0O.
port. - syiir Suli $22.S0-23.s
20, am Gdlub $22.90; fir Seps
ismbsr $22.50- -22.S5. am S6Iub
2257.
G9maIs. = 5iir SuIi 12.65-12.s
n, am G5lub 1872; fir Septems
bsr 12.77-12.S7, am ShIuB 1890.
Mippenfeiten. - fir Suli 1857
|1275, am GdluB 12.72; fir Seps
isnber 12.75-12.S5. am SdIuB
|12.77.
sutier. = waarttaisbrigr; ersas
|insrp 26i-29t.
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Gbieaso, 23. Mai.

s6peine. ~ 3ufubr 5000. -
Wartt i6tuah Bull 9.75-9.90;
Isi6ts $9.35--9.9o; ssmiidte 9.55-
sos; i6Dere @$9.45-1o.00; raubs
$9.45-9.60; -Uertsl $7.40-9.35.
gfinb6isb. = 3ufubr 1000. Wtdrtt
fsf; Gtnbeimiide g.ef Stiere $S.15
-10.40; Stoders uub Gecpers s6.s
00-S.90; aiihe unb Seifers $4.5o-
$40; a1l6er S8.50-1175.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 14,oO0. Wartt
fdpa4; @st9srs $7.75-9.90; sfpea
$e.oo-s.so; aammsr $s.so-12.s
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