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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-11
Continued from Last Issue.)

or course, it was dream-a vision
bred of terror, of suspense, of
- long continued nerve strain. At
least so June always tried, in later
DAYS, to make herself believe.
But she had not been aware of fall
ing asleep She was sitting there in
the squalid little living room of the
flat; brooding miserable over the future;
and seemingly, wide awake. Yet, un-
consciously. as she sat there, she may
have dozed
For, as clearly as ever in her life
she had beheld anything, she saw. Cir
Gle Jim" Borden come into the room.
Yes. Circle Jim Borden, whose NOR
tai body had been lying in the potters
field this many a day.
June did not cry out. She did not
stir. Once she sought TO speak. to ques-
ton the apparition. But her tongue
and her lips were paralyzed.
And now the stern and firm-set lips
of the apparition moved. More with
her heart than with her ears, June
heard the words that the specter-lips
formed.
June" breathed the wraith's voice,
81 am your father-your father, who
died. There is no death, save to the
body. And / have come back to you.
I have come back, because l cannot
rest. You alone can give me rest, my
daughter"
He paused. And still that strange
paralysis held June spellbound.
81 sought to wipe out forever the
Red Circle curse. l sought it by end
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-11
the strikers mobbed his auto"

the strikers moboed his auto"
Did they get him? Orr"
Il don't know. l saw part of the
row from the club steps. 1t was no
affair of mine to interfere Let him
pay for mis- crookedness for all I care.
He"
The speaker was interrupted by the
entrance of Farwell himself-hatless,
disheveled. painting.
Il got clear from them hoarse-
ly painted the fugitive. as he dashed into
the room and slammed the door behind
him.
He was shaking with fear
Then Gordon, recognizing the value
of the psychological moment, leaped for
ward and seized Farwell by the torn
coat lapels.
"Silas Farwell!' Numbered Gordon.
his face close to the frightened mans,
confess it was a conspiracy-thaty you
lied"
The onlookers remained outwardly
neutral; only pressing closer about the
two, as if not wishing to miss a single
detail of the scene.
Confess" ordered Gordon again.
Farwell, gasping painting in utter
confusion of mind and body, blinking
stupidity into the sternly compelling eyes
of his foe.
Contest" shouted Gordon"
Here. What's all this?" demanded
someone in the same breath.
Chief Allen had come in, after head
ing a squad of policemen who had rout-
ed the mob
FarwelIs back was to the door. He
had not heard Allen enter, and the
chiefs words had been drowned in Cor
don's threatening shout Of confess"
But one of the bystanders laid a de-
tanning hand on the advancing chiefs
arm and stopped his progress toward
the center of the group. Allen paused
moment irresOlute. And in that mo-
ment he heard Gordon repeat:
Confess your charge against me was
lie!'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-11
AGRICULTURAL
'@GduCatiOn
~ AID SUCCESSFUL EARRING
SE:[sz By ANDRMN0 oULE
THE STANDARD CONCENTRATE

Jerseys and two Holsteins were used in
each OF the three groups into which the
cows were divided. Only pure-bred or
high-grade animals were selected. They
were remarkably uniform as TO size, age
and general condition. Zach of the ra-
tions indicated below was fed for thirty
days 10 each group. \ transition in
terval OF a week was allowed between
the changes in rations to onset the ef-
feet of the previous ration fed and al
low the animals to become accustomed to
the new ration. Each group was thus
maintained on each of the three rations
for a period of thirty days. The record
o Teach group for the whole period
of ninety days, the length of
the feeding period, has therefore been
summarized and used as the basis Of the
deductions made.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-11

FART l.
The relatively speaking high cost OF
concentrated foods has proved disturb
ing to many OF our farmers who are al
ready engaged in animal Industries or
contemplate developing their operations
I'm that direction. This has led TO per
sistent effort on their part TO try and
ind some other concentrate or cOmbina-
tions thereof which they could use in
place OF what they have chiefly fed in
the past Naturally we have received \
large number OF letters at the college
throughout the year making inquiry as
tC the merits OF great variety OF home
grown and manufactured food stufhs ap-
pearing upon the market from time TO
10 time. For instance. 7 have been
asked on many occasions whether cotton
seed meal az $50 10 SIS per ton was not
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CONTINUED Next rssue)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-11
Sheriff Had Liquor In
House, But Didn't Drink,
AS it Made Him Sick
by Associated Press. }

MONTGOERY, Ala, July sheriff
Pffiat Daniel, of Russell county took
the stand today in his impeachment
trial before the Alabama supreme court.
The sheriff stated that he stored liquor
in his residence so as to keep 1t safe
that ne did not drink himself, as the
smell of liquor made him sick; that he
stood ready at any time to assist the
state to clean up Girard, but that when
the state sent it's special representa-
tiyes there he was ignored
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-11
ENGLAND's LOSS IN LORD KITCH-
ENER

Whether Lord Kitchener died by
mine or torpedo in a German subma-
rine, is hardly worth discussing at this
time We all know that Englands loss
is inSeparaole. 1t is one of the things
that history will deplore so long as
English history is preserved.
England's greatest general was on MS
way to Russia to consult with nigh
Russian officials. He was accompanied
by other Englishmen of high position
and national repute. The waves run
nigh, the sea was stormy and it took
only a few minutes of time to swallow
up the fleet and the ship which con-
tanned Lord Kitchener. He is supposed
to have been sucked down, fathoms deep
when the raging waves In maeIstrom
strife, enveloped the war vessel. 1t IS
true that many lives besides that OF
Kitchener are chronicled, and each llIe
has it's separate and Independent
value but to the English government
as a unit, nothing that England has
sacrificed compares with the loss or
England's most noted war chle1 durlhs
this European war.
Germany exults over England's loss.
Germany sees an augury of victory IN
the final windup, because England mas
lost Kitchener.
It will be recollected that Lord Nell
son died in a moment of victory Tor
England, and England mourned for LORD
Nelson as never before, but England
loss in Lord Kitchener is different from
conditions that prevailed after the bat
ia of Trafalgar England's boast, as
mistress Of the seas, held good i'll Nell
sons time, but England's losses in 1916
are not to be compared to victories at
this writing. The death of Kitchener Is
dica
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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF RESULTS.
P si En-. S HAY as nG S Butter
- a5s S5s
IS 1899 s ss 49, 9 o55 sii sis55 losss Ss s i s

Sue 80 pS1Df Souo meal pounds
S. pYus:b pound >
l. pounds:
Hrsous and dgestoe nutrients
H
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ssiI6erbarfen M Stelle BON
Sreabnpnsbts.

gepaffnete syii9erboote iinb pon
unIeren Jeinbsn in ben Oienit bes
Seefriees geitellt iporoen, I'm bas
Mser mDsIitbit uuuuffduig na4 u
9potea abSriuhen. e,efpobnlid 5eiz
Gen Iie entaegen benz 8Olterreht
- feline sslasge; aber tie iinb beipaffz
net, I'm BEL sssebener Gelesenheit Elm
auf;duhenbes llnterfeebcot aus tleis
nen Ganonen bef6ieben gu tOnnsn.
SIM DaitteImeer ipirb biefe 5bitigtsit
hauptiddlid BON fran5Oiifden5iittr
bpoten ausseiibt. Sin 3beilnebmer an
iolfen Sabrtsn sibt I'M Barrier
.Sonrnal" pom 20. sSanuar eine Iez
benoiee Darltelluns. Der mir folgenzI
bss entnebmen:
,Gs ge6ort gu ben bemertensrpertbes
iten Srnbsrbartsitsn bieies 8rieges,
baB ssifherbarfen an bic Stelle Der
Dreabnougbts unb SdlafttreuSer
treten. Dos llntsrieebopt bat ben
syiIderbampfsr 5u trieseriIhem 2sben
ertpedt. 3u slpeien, breien Dber
pieren Itreifen iis, taum aus bem DaIs
ier raeenb, iiber bas Wleer, Elm Spiel
aeus Der Wpssn, MAIDEN ben barms
loIeiten Ginbrud ron Der Welt, itanz
pfen, rollen, tauden balb inter, ipie
cine sslotile iibermiit6is selporbsusr
garten. Shre 8eitimmuns mar Der
9eriness uno aabeliaufuns. Sehs
Monate perbra4ten iie On ben franz
s0iiJden aiiiten, lshs anbsre IN 81
Lamb pber i'm talten WebeI BON Heus
ieeldnn. Die einSieen Maffen, an bic
iie had)ten. hisben Sarpune, 9anbbsil,
3ateu.
Runmebr frb Tie ariegsfniffs ae-
tporben. Born buben fie 3fpei tiiHtiae
65zWilimeter adnDnsn, binten sile
AZ W1iuimstsr. Man bentt ioaar hars
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ttutt siemIi& arob. bic go@frose febr
mdbis unb Die preiie faum jtetig.
Ganntrs tDoren In gutter glo9frnge
inb ifttis. ebenio Die befersn Gto>
dsrs uno 5etbers. bic anberen ober
fparsn f4nod. = Wil9fibe tperben
nur penia getauft.
Wittlsre unb f9pne Stiere $7.25
8.25; G4ftn $3.00-6.50; yIeifHer
Giisre $5.50-7.25; auserleisns lis
ertra $7-35-8.00; 5eifers 500
6.s5; auserltiene bis srtra S7.O0-7.s :
rs; Eiibe $350-5.25. - Mil9tiibe
S35 so. Giodirs unb sseebers: |:
Gtiert $5.25-740; 6eifers $4.5O-
800; aihe $4.25-5Oo.
8ulIen.- Die Tadfraae mar
nur is6r mdbis unb bic prsiie iaum
itetig.
gstte gullsn $e.25-6.75; goIog.
no $5.50-6.25; ertra $6.35-6.50;
magsre Iid0 Isi6ts $4.0O-5.25.
AdIber. = Die 3ufubr mar ge,
ring unb bic prsiie itetia.
Bette Rdlbr s10.75-11.0O: fair
fis quite leidts $7.75-10.75: orbis
ndre unb groBs $4.50-10.50.
S9mefne. = Der Marit NOR
beute Iansiam unb bi. preiie fparen
ungefdbr iietig. 2sihte 9erianbt.
iprtsn unb Jertsl tplrsn i5tpad.
4ute Biz oiserlsisne 9erpddungss
unb Jleiiheriortsn $S.60-8.65; ge>
mii6tsr Werpodunssiorten $685.
$50; aussefu4te mittlsrs, 16O Biz
180pfunb, $8.40-8.5O; lsifts Ger.
funbiiorten. 100 Bis 155 pfunb $500
8.25: orbfndre bis quite JerteI $5.s
50-7.25: prbindrs Biz auserlsiene
idpsre fstte SGus $5.50-8.10;
Giags $4.O0--5.50; erira $5.75.
Sdufe unb 2dmmer. =
Die 3ufubr mar isbr sering un.
bic preife itstis.
Sdafe. ertra $6.75-7.oo; CUTE
Bis auserldtns $5.75 -6.65; orbindr:
tis fair $3.00-5.65. - Gdmmer, srs
trc 11.35-1L60;gute Big auserlsis.
nc $1o.00-11.25; orbindre bis fdi-
$3.50 -9.75; sei4Orsne admmsr $9.s
25-10.25.
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an. ibnen nod itdriere BON bieGeidk
100 Willimeter gu geben. IN ibrsm
tur5en Uiaft trdgei fe Die glutennes
Der brabtIOien 1elsgrapbis. sic iinb
blau ongeifrihsn ME Der 9ori30nt. |
JAre StObIenbunter iinb 3u Muni.l
tionsDepois geiporbsn. sic tperDsn
DON 6hiffsleut,lants btfebligt, tire
Mannidaft 1T betpaffntt. Gie jinD
iberaa. An !Hbebeu, be gelbibt mers
ben follen, bienen iie ais 2luffIdrtr;
ense 9afeneinfdbrten iperren fs, 10,
baIb Die Sonne iinit. Die Drabtnsbs
(segen u-gpote DOT ben 6dIsn) fnp
obne biefe bepaffnftsn 1iiderb1rfen
ein tobter Bprbang, bic Wiinsnfetten
pdren speiter ni6ts ols eiHe WogeIs
f6eude. Sir jeben Stiispuntt, fir bic
Rbebsu uno 5dfsn, iinb .iis bic mobile
8srtbeibigung.
4uf ben WitteimeerifraBsn, i'm Des
Mir Der griehiihen SBieln lisbt man
lie ploslid auftduhsn. Wanhmal fno
lie elm oSsr 3tpei 9ase gang niiber
atbem, neil es gilt, einsn srobtH
Sranspurt Su begleiten. Sic gebsn
auf a6enteuer aus, iie betDaHen Die
Weerensen, legen Minen, bei6uBen
bic Jra6tOampfer, maiden Sasb uuf
llnterfseboote, fapern aud ein SGiff
bel @eleaen6eit.
@ieraebn Gage lang rna6te ih be-
ie 3idSadfabrten nit, nabm auf mfbr
nls einem iFif9erboot an ben waiiben,
ben 3ufGaeu unb ben JreubeH Der
Meeresfabrt tbeil. Gbne unierIdB
itreiftcn mir 5iuiihgt ben Stieln 0cs
grie6ii4en 9lr9ipels, an ben &iiiten
Ron aegbpten iluD aleinaiien. Gin 1liis
ternebnlunsslujtiser Offi5ier xFshligs
te bas S6iff, duf Dem i1 an ben
Sabrtsn tbeilnabm. Sieier Dffi3lsr
T. ip3ulaasn Der 9lbnairal Der ariegss
fiiherflotte bes Ditlihen Wlittelmesrs-
@r ieBte mir in sroben 2inien lem
prpgramm auseindnoer. 3uerii gelte
es bic StrabeH Der Seeoampfer abe
suiu6en. Denn ME auf ben Guuos
fronten 10 aebe es auA auf benz
Uleer ssfGbrlihe Gden, mo elm 9fiff
Ieiht in bic feinbIibe Sale gerGtb.
Darum fuden bic Jtfherbampfer all
le Gesipese senau ab. Damn iibsr'
MAIDEN fie bic fsinbliben &iiiten. Dee
allen, LIN bic 3ufludtsz unb @ersors
gunaspIdbe Der u<8Oote su entbeden
nnb su serit0ren. Wie eine Weute
finS bic Bnrteu iiets aitf Der SGgb.
ShIieblih fpIen iie eiHe @sriorguug
Der llnterfeeboote auf bem boben
Meer (burd neutrale Dompfer .. 3D.
unmDaliG moden. Diefe 8urten
iinb 70 tleins Ginheiten, bic cine Tors
pehierung niht lobnen. unb tn einerh
S6iebsefeht febt fift bus us1oct
bem Jeuer Der 47s uub Co Mtllime'
r.Ganoncn Der @nrfen uiis, bern
nadit piellcidt iognr hen 100aRiM
ineter.@ .@eiGdis."
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Hrsitaa Is. nsbruor 1918.

Greitag Is. Jebruor 1915.
Der DbiOfiuB 1T iibtran i'm Jal
len begriHen. geitsrn Absnb boti
berfelbe bsi bieiisst Gtabt cine,
MuHerffnHb BON 34.6 SUB.
Die tOIseubeu Ospsfaen trufsn &c.
Fern bier ein:
pittsburs. pa.-4.a SUB, faut.
Wkeliug. 20. @a-9.8 SUB, falit.
porttrsburg. 90. wa.-16.0 SUB.
8anuuba SAILS, 90. 0a.-4.7 JuB.
Gbnrleitou, 70. ga.-6.5 SUB, fdat.
qortsmouth, Obio o31.2 SUB, fdlt-
2ouisDiIls, Ap.--13.7 Gub, fGllt.
GransbiIle. JHb. .-34.2 DuB, fd[lt.
1ofbDiIfe. Tenn.- .-15.1 Jub, fdut.
Chattanooga, 1enn.-14.7 Jub fdnt
Cairo, SG.-44.3 CUB, fdtlt.
Wcmp6is, xeHn.- 1913 Gub, fdlIt.
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/ BnIgariens R ofenfelber
Die eIeadnte Dame, bic oas 5ierlsa
IariitalflGidden nit benz einen Sro'
| pfen RoIenDIs aluiIhen Bic buftenbt
SpiBenpdffe legt. bdt ppbl nur II
t5eltcnen ssdtlen cine abnung bapon,
bab bas 10 tbsuer besdblte EDIT tIir,
ftTte Mofen6f" in WirtIiffeit aus
guladrisn tommt. alm Siibrurbe
bes 9altans, untertolb bes Stiffds
paFes, fieef bas Sbdl bon stafanIil,
Der Rofensarten guropds, nit bem
| fi9 felbFf bic .Ruienfelbet BON Gdnz
nes unb Wi55a niht entfernt nleien
fDnnsn. Jaft 700 Bis 300 aiIo
RpIen0[ tperber aIleiil bier nlljGbrlih
getponncn, urb sipdr burhfpeg in Ter
0ausinbuitrie dllf ned reht priuliiiy
bem beritenunsstpeae. Die farbens
prdhtige, buftburbsliibts Welt Der
MGrtenbihter BON 1901 yda bier
Ideint fie sreifbare Mirflidteit aes
fpoitsn Su iein. Die auiise, BON hpben
Bergen ii6errasts gbene lit Elm eine
5isey pransenber Gurten, rur bier nnb
ba lnterbro9en BON 5llfersruppeR.
6dier uriiberIebbar bebnsn iih bi.
Seller lpeiber uno rotber Rpfen -
gelbe tperben nidt eeSoeen, Der Duff
Der linen, namentlih in friiber Wiors
genitunbe, srltitrSInt, pirft fDrnllit
berouidsnb. Shdren pnn Wdhd,n
unb 5rnuen in Der laBbesiibliher
bunten 9radt iotpie junae gurIhen
finb friib beim erften Sasesgrauen ~
nit benz erffen @ouneuftrabl mub bic
Grnte beenbet Iein - beidaftiat, oie
Mpien sr pfliidsn unb in 6onoforbe
5u pudsn, Gs lit cine luities arbstt,
bic inter 2ahen, Shsr3en unb Ges
lang por fih asbt. Die NIT 9liitteN
uno snpTpen eefiilIten aorbe tperoen
in SGds, bic unsefdbr 10 Biz 15
&iIooramm faFeu, entleert unb biefe
BON ben mGnr1ern, mad Sauie ees
fbdfft. oier tpirD bann bas fcftbart
Rpfenol burh Elm ann3 einfa9es Tes
ftiflatiousperfabreH selpunusn 5000
&ilrordwn Rrisn srasbsu .nur ein
einSiaes ailosramm Set; bieies bnt
ollerbinss. ie.1rah ieiner Biite, eiusn
Wertb BON 100 b3 800 Mari.
@eeen SsiIion. Sn Der
8erinirmIiui6 iuelbe Der gmerifarti-
Sfe Stootnerbaro bon Gan ;Srnf-
cisco, Gal, ftadj 8roeimnnatIifTr
8ouie I'M @eiitfd)eit tSaiiie dbbielt,
fpirSc alf 9Intrdg bon Serrn %, ..
gsnlpntnnn eiftitInri,io Der geifIub
aeinbt grgei bic INSTRUMENTATION (
BON 9rdfioent @ilion 5u proteitirrr.
Gns bon Yrdfiosrt Schn Serindnt I
ernannte apmnrittse, fpeId)e bic geit-
luton oiisnrbeitcn iinS Der I'M ssitiif .
in Ct. 9ouis itattfiitbepper Gerlctrn-.
tiid)en ydficiinI $pubeittion ifber-
ienben fpirh, beiteat aus ben Serrrn
81 .. @oIpmunr, IS. s. guooe uHS
@uitap 9ergHer.
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hieaap. II. ifebruar.

G4ipeint. 3ufubr $4,000. -
Wartt Derdn6erli9; Buff $s.15-8.s
SO: lsihte $7.60-8.40; semiIdte $8.z
05-S.45; f@pre $8.05 s.45; raube
$805-8.15: Ssrisl $6.25-7.40.
gainbDieh. - 3afubr 5000. Wartt
rainbsrIid; GiHkimiids Beef Stie,
re s6.60-9.65; Stoders unb Geeber5
$5.60-7.30; aiihe unb 5eifers $3.15
'-s20; adlbsr $8.75-11.25.
S9ofs. - 3ufubr 10000. Marf.
fsii; Metbers S7.75-8.25; gtDss
S55O-S.25; qGmmer $9.O0-11.50
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Juuf e. PteiIe IeN. WuIIta
nirttr Gut aoaf $7.40. poiposrsh
$3.50; Cubes $6.75; ardnuIirter S..
so; GOnfsetionsrs ~ $6,40, of
az $8.15: tpsibsr srtra S5.95; sgtrc
.g1 SETS per 100 pfunb.
Wolaffes in ifttig. - Hstu
Orleans Open aetle 45--65t; Centric
fueol 25-34e per @nllone.
Reis. apuiiidno, 1anep 6sab
|626at; prima 5i-5lc; orbindre
dc; sdpon 4a-53e per wfunb.
Dairp probuits
Batter. - Mnrft siemlid5 les.
tdft unb feiter. - WbclemiIs eYtrr
351t; gtnsralissb extra 33c: Centres
Ii5sb firits 29at; Gstonbs 261e; Gan.
ID Goirp 24r; podina Stod ia -19e
psr pfunb.
adfe. Daarit fsesis. pbio 17ae,
NorbtrtltIider 1S-10}e, g2er Dorf
lee; G@tpeijsr 27-40c; DO. Brid
19t; Qimburser 17a-18c Der Plumb.
Ctr. - Wsarii piIIiger: primo
firhs 6iibnsreier 20t: firits 19e; Ors
bindre firits 1sc; inonbs 17e per
Dnbtnb.
@tftfgeL. ~ Marfl Iieiis. -
@roiIsrs 2 pfunb unb barunier 23e;
iitr 2 plumb 19c; 6dbut 11c;,
8u5Hsr 15-16s; 1rui9aantz H.,
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Usf&diiSpapisrs sasbsn u s--s;<g5 biz.
ieMstri. @s4id asf nosbow warsa itstie
- A7oH fur 80 1ags SiGt; Qabel.M Mniusis
lunoen tk76K unS SiHt. @e&fel N.7e.
SrdneS St&s b97K, kabd 5.S7, Mdri
sssst IL ssH. s sisss sd slss SGT w. sssss t &c,
6stSe NsyliaHi4s Cs1afS ~
affisnmarif.-Sm Hsrmittaoe mat
eer Mastt l&Ds@ anb bic prsiie purbfn
berab3seradt, NsdmiitaeS trat jepo& siRe
@esbuus sin, bod i4lcb Der fearst unse.
ssaslt.
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Gbisaso. II. Ge6ruar.

Gbisaso. II. Jebruar.
Deiaen. $1.285-1.31a am
G@lub $1.29; fir Suli $1.22a-1.>
244. am S6lub $1.22s.
Welf&torn. Sir Nai 7S5-
sole, am S6luB 7Sze; fir gull 7Ss
--7yae, am SdluB 7Sse.
1ofer. = 5iir Wai 4s3-49ze.
am Shlub 48gc; fir SuIi 45s 47e,
am SaIub 45sc.
Nogsen. no. 2 S1.02.
Deriie. - 68--7Se.
5imptbp. - $5.50-S.00.
aler. - $1O.O018.50.
port. - 5ar Wfai $40. .70--20.9 81,
om G9Iub 5000; fir SuIi $20.72
21.00, an S6luB $20.72.
GGnpdlj. Giir moi 10.22-10.s
As. am Gdlub 1922: fir Suli 10.s
40-10.62, am Ghlub 10.40.
Hippenisitsn. - Giir Miai 11.50-
11.65, am edIuB 11.50; fir SnIi
11.60-11.77, am G@luB 11.60.
Butter. - Rdrft unberdnbert.
gier. - Martt b5ber; ftriis N-
21A; prbinars firits 20--20Ae.
AorioffsIn. = Warft un0sr6nbert.
0sfIiigsI. aebenbes. Mdrtt un.
ber1nbert.
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- -. -
1a6h@et We0rttsK>ett0)t.
-'-
Gintiunati, II. Gsbruar.
Die na&folaenbtn Quoiirunasn Be-
5ieben ids nur oufl Gnaros 5ronss
aitionen. Sci iIsiueren ge5hdfttn
tusrbsn stpas bSbere prsiis bsrs9net.
mropifiouen
emmnf, m,,-. s,.or,
+ 1o0oZIo1 10. nou;t, ~ is 7s-1i n
grnS.nc,s oIgs Im'g SI,iIm
esori srsor es,;t.r ~. 11no-
II ~. e,,rs ttort sIsa. e,;,,r II an
II Ok. a. m.rr;.s ~ 10 @ ~ 10 osn
Wrs, $500 $50. ,Isos c.;,.r
120o--1oso. .rtr, i6o,s rf,or Seis
ten 12.OO--I2 25: fbort gftppeufei!en
12.O0-12.25; HeIIiss 13,25--13.75
per piunb.
Guaar Gureb nIeila. =
g6inten 17--174c; pitnir GduItern
12-12ic; Hreatfelt Bacon 16a--17e;
e@ulisrn In padsten 12--12hr: Rem
g)orf Gut 13--131e; irodene Beef
S1inim 25 26e per pfunp.
Gubgep5ftItesJTeifH. -
S4inten 14.50-15.OO: pienic SduIs
tern 9.60-10.00; Bellies 12.50--
1900: G@uItern 9.50--10.00; G4ulz
tern, n. q. Gut bo. 1000 1o.5o per
pfunb.
Trifdts nleif d. - Sdinttn
l3.75-14.75; pirnie Ghulisrn 900
$50: Sduliern 8.50-9.35; fport
Ripptnisiten 10.0O-10.50; fbort clear
Rippsnisiien 10.50-11.2 1.25: ertra fbort
clear Rippsnieiisn 1000 1880: gels
lice Itidie 13.00-13.25; Bellies.
fhiuere 12.0O-13.25.
WebIunb getreibe.
Webl. Minter pat.nt $6.4o--
$50: qDiuter foucp s5.95-6.1o;
Winier fonlilp s5.4O-5.50: Minter
srtro S4.95-5.15: Winfsr orbindres
s4.75-4.95; Sartes w,iasn yatent
S6.5o-e95: 6art,s Mleiaen fanen
$6,10-6.35: 6aries Wsisen Jdmilp
B.15-5.50; RcagennsM norotpeltlts
hts. eemifhtes S5.555.S0; rsintS
gitp RossenmebT $5.65-5.90; Gitp
gemiidtes Rogseumehl $5.55--5.8O.
Wsisefi. ~ Wo. 2 rother Winter
H.31-1.33; 30. 3 DO. $1.25-1.30;
Ho. 4 bo. $1-16--1.S.
Wtlf9torn. 90. 1 ipeiBes
-; To. 2 bo. 75-75ae; SO. 8 bo.
742-75c; Ro. 4 DO. 71a-72Ac; Ro.
8 bo. 70A--71Ac; go. {. bo. 69-70e.
- No. / ssIbes &C; 80. 2 DO. 74a-
75e; No. 8 bo. 73A-74ae; go. 4 Do.
71-71ae; SO. 5 DO. 69a-70Ae; Wo.
9 bo. 6S--69e. = Ho. 1 gemtihtss
&c; To. 2 Do. ,so. . ao Nv
Ioa-aaae; -o yso. = -, 20. W'ie; 80 ~.
2 oo, .o' ooasU. , ~ . ~, a. o1
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|23e: DO. ,uit RUNNER BRITT 10--12e
GUS 6-8e; Guten 17-19e, gdnf
obfunb @emiife
aspfel. - guis Mepfel $3.25-
400; stip5bnIi@e $2O0-2.50 PEI
Dtl., einteimif&e 75c-$1.50 PEI
9u.
9ffrousn - California s4O(
|-1,50 ber Riise. aimss 81. Co. IL
|per aiae' s4
9ronsbeereu. CAB, got
| |S7.5O-7.75: sxeriep s7.0o-7.25
psr wbl. unb 81. .s5-2.oo Der aits.
S,nr.r sorn.fs 90
ao0. srlor;ho 90 % IN n,r ain,
sonc,r;r,s I e.. 10 nn 3 m a. ~ bafb,,
etrnr o
grnh..,.n afo,;s, 9o-
Or, : - 49,. U'D''Da
@rape rrutt - rloribo ST..
75-3 5G neS grots
Mnoncs Mrss, 40 40 Ok
gt5se AZ ~ 60. @rSs, 24-3f
81 7b
eo,toss.,r e;rs.;r,,x.
az o6e rn. eahs,.,s aa 60 o.
S3.60 p,r @ oasf ,,,,s 81 i'yi n s.r IN au
ouf Dem G;eIsiis T,,ib, Ssios s1.
10 p,r Mu' o,,f s.r gsf,is, urS s1 !.
o0y1 Ok nm etys sur,. w,r,
,nuho e. 5ne n s.x ms, ,,,s 90
6O-~o T5 n,r @ S,rss, 'D
siibfartogfrin 0.fo,por,
75-goe her Samb.r "
CURTIN 80 ;yIOribo s3.5o-4.oC
Somater nror;bo 90 75--
3O0. Gubou;i,b, 20 50~2 * be,
Grof, nom q ssrb,u
M.it.mHbsm s1 o5-1 5o
per gbl.
et,srHb.r q TX s,r mbf.
gfum.nfobf. goiifornic
81 1.25-1.4o Der fladxs Crate.
Sunae grbfen. sylcribo
s2.25 per 6amper.
Hraut pu, bSni5hes tpita
cff,rirt tp,if.s pon s12-13 p.r Sor
ouf Rem G,T,if, ,,nh 81 .OO~i '25 be,
9bf Dom gtore motbes s1.N-
* b,r mbf
RcbI s1.1o per BEL.
3misb.rn. - ginbeimiid5. a.I.
4, 80 oo-2 Ok tpe;s. 80 5o-275 be,
Cad Don 100 pfunb. Sebsiriebtlr
SIZE per Bu.
Gptnat. $2.50-3.00 pei
gbf.
Crime Uptntn. - Musrdr,
tiae 81. 1.75-2.00 PEI 5ampsr.
R0rctter. - etnbetmtfHe &c
- 60e per Blu.
Rotbe RHbeu.- - GiibIi9e 5o'
per Duten1.
aanbprpnnffe.
Sen. - go. 1 Simothp s2o.50--
q 90; 30. 2 5imoibp $1S.50-19.
co; glo. 3 sinotbp $16.50-17.00
Fo. ! gemii4tsr Rice $500; 30.
DO. $1400; 30. / Rice S13.00-13.
50;- Vo. 2 aIse S11.00-11.50; Sis
iiaes alfalfa $11.50-14.0O; Wsft
litts S17.00-19.00 per 1cn. =
Wsisenitroh $7.50-8.OO; Rossen.
itroh S9.50-10.00; 6aferfro6 S7.5C
300.
MuhItnfuffer III rubio uuf
ft,tia =. Qfeb SOC. .OO-22 5O. mir.
iiuos orob.s s23.5O-24. 90. So fet.
nes 25.OO-26.O0. osmtfntes Nutte,
s22.W-22.5O.
gSm.r,f.r morH ~.,,c
cr.,fom,n sa 7s-1o e, n,t Fi1 Ss,1
fy.i,;f. unS sio o5-1o oS nsr % a.,
rom etors simotbn "a xna S, en-
% rorn stoy,
m..fx,.t.
o' 81 gnD.h D',,
Dele. =. gfart 'lel'S; q seinol, To-
pee Ile per enLone IN par'isn DON
Ia Sel. 9sIonles le nslr; Vo: !
Sarpol l4f; eO'Ion Sseo ~ rafit'
nirles f6e PEI eoduDne. asrpenfin
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Mstaa Rarst.
Rsp qOtt. n. ssbruar.

Rem gOrf. II. Gebruar.
Hupfsr. = Rartt fefi.
GteetrpIptit. = $3.50 Juni uni
fpdfer S26.75- -27.5O.
Giisn. - Rartt itsiig unb uupsr'
dnb<rt.
s3inn. Rortt iiort S41.B-
1925.
gIsi. - Rartt ftR: s6.27f.
@psItsr. - aeiue Aaoiirun9ea.