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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25

claims above yours" Bert hedged, his
impatience. however, only slightly
modified. ''The fundamental fact Is
that we must gain time"
II don't see how unless Molly mar
ries Sledge." suggested her father. with
a laugh.
Molly started to laugh also but found
Bert looking at her speculatvely.
"She doesn't need go that far" he
mused.
Molly looked at him in sharp incredu-
lity for moment; then, without a
word. she turned to leave the room.
Where are you going" asked her
father.
ITO see Sledge," she responded. Il
think you told me that he is always at
the bank between II and 12 In tie
morning"
Molly" commanded Bert sharply.
recalled to his senses by her bearing.
you mustn't see him. forbid it,
II am taking your advice, but l re.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25

Thought and action are inseparabIe.
As is the thought. so is the life
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
NATION WIDE BOYCOTT ON FOOD STUFF

New York, Nov. 29.-One of the
most remarkable food situations ever
noted in connection with the Thanks.
giving season developed here TODAY
as result of the unprecedented
food prices. On one hand there was
semi-panic among dealers in the
Thanksgiving turkey market as re-
suit OF the public's refusal TO buv at
the prices demanded. it was an
nounced by Joseph Hartigan. COM
missioner of weights and measures
On the other hand a call for con-
certed public uprising against the
high cost of living was issued here
by Mayor Burns of Troy. president
OF the New York State Conference of
Mayors, who advocated proclama-
tions by the governors of all the
States and mayors of all the cities of
the country to be published broad
cast and read in the schools and
churches setting days for series of
boycots against high-priced foods.
Mr.. Hartigan said that large guam
titles of turkeys, chickens and geese
had been shipped here from the Yves,
by the raisers in the expectation OF
high prices.
But the public is being scared off
by the excessive prices of the last
few days" he said. "The price of
38 cents to As cents which now pre-
walls is so high that retailers state
that the public indicates it will no,
buy, for the price is benyond its
means"
The dealers are finding, he said. a
feeling that "if the public were tc
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
Two Food Embargo Bills.

Washington, Nov. 29.-With the
arrival in Washington of members OF
the congress the subject of general
discussion dominant among them is
the high cost of living and the food
embargo to be urged by Represents
tive Fitzgerald of New York as a
remedy. The subject threatens to
lead to much debate in congress and
there is fear that it may impede pro-
sress of appropriation measures.
Representative Fitzgerald said to-
day that he would have two biI,s
ready for introduction Monday bear
Ing on the proposed embargo. Minor
ity Leader Mann saiu he did not be-
lieve an embargo would be placed
on food products and that it was nor
a remedy for the evil. An embargo
onered as retaliatory measure. in
his opinion, differed greatly from an
embargo to regulate prices and SUI
hclent warrant did not exist for /,
retailiatory embargo.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
GIVEN
ON COTTON SEED

Washington, Nov. 2S.-One mill
lion, fifty-three thousand three hun
dred and thirty-one tons of cotton
seed were received at mills during
the two months ending September
30, the first reports on cotton seed
and cotton seed products issued bv
the census bureau under the new law
said. Four hundred thirteen thou
sand two hundred and five tons we're
crushed. The remainder is on hand
Crude oil produced was l19.-933.-
O9l pounds. Crude oil shipped out
was 79,S54,5S9 pounds.
On hand September 80 was Al
9O6,199 pounds
Cake and meal produced were
196,314 tons.
Shipped out were 2O5,157 tons;
on hand lO3.32O today.
Hulls produced lO1,112 tons.
shipped out 56,999; on hand 12O.-
$50.
Linters produced 97,928 bales:
shipped out 41,4O5; on hand 64.572.
Hull fibre produced was 58.l3S
bales; shipped out 64,419 bales; on
hand 6,7S7.
Cotton seed products exported dur
ing the two months totalled 1904.
o16 pounds. Subsequent reports
will be issued monthly during the
season.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01

pay the high prices they would es-
tablish a precedent which would
mean the same high prices at Christ.
mas and New Years"
They We're predicting better
eleventh-hour sales when the prices
dropped, he said.
The egg boycott. he said, has pro.
duced less buying and lin self-de-
Tense the dealers have been obliged
to reduce the price in order to in
duce purchases"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
WHAT A BABY SHOULD SAY.

III DaDy could talk he would say {:
DO not kiss me on the mouth.
Do not let the sun shine in my
eyes nor the wind fill them with dust
Do not sneeze or cough in my face,
for may take cold, and that would
be bad for me-
Do not expose me to whoopins
cough and measles or other catchinr
diseases, or l may get sick and die.
Do not pick me up by the arms. b,
careful how you handle me and lay
me down.
Do not give me candy and other
Things which are not good for me.
DO not give me a dirty pacifier to
suck or allow me to suck NV thumb.
for ii will spoil the shape of my
mouth.
Do not rock me to sleep nor teach
me other bad habits.
Do not take me to the moving pic
ture show nor keep me up nights. for
II robs me of sleep and makes me-
cross.
Do not dose me with patent med1-
cines or nasty mixtures.
Do not give me wine, beer or whis-
key, tea nor coffee, for 1 want to
keep we'll
Do not jolt me on your knee when
cry.
want right things to eat and l
want my meals on time.
/ want some pure, cool water to
drink between meals for / get very
thirsty.
want bath every day and plenty
20. clean clothes.
1 want my own bed, comfortable
room with the windows open. and
plenty of time for sleep, for / must
have it in order to grow.
1 want to be taken out of doors
every day for the fresh air.
want mother TO love me and al
ways be gentle with me.
/ want to be a good baby.-Kansas
State Board of Health.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
VAN WYCK NEWS LETTER.

We hear many words of praise of
Lancaster's Third Annual Fair from
those who attended it. In some re-
spects we were a little disappointed
Ia so few farmers taking an inter
est in the fair, but those who did
take an interest had some very cred
/ liable exhibits in the field and live
stock departments. The corn club
and pig club boys had some fine ex-
hibits of corn and pigs. Yet these
departments were not as fully repre-
scnted as they should have been. We
ought to have not less than fifty en-
rolled in this work instead OF less
than score. Yet the boys had a
better display than the men. Their
corn display was extra fine and at
tracted lot of attention.
We heard a good many remark
that they had grown better things
than any they saw on exhibition. We
told them that they ought to have
brought it in and placed it on ex-
hibition and showed people what
they could do.
The great trouble with many farm
ers is that they do not begin in time
to get up exhibits.
The time to get up exhibits is as
you gather your crop. Select the
best samples, and store them away
until time to use them at the fair.
II is not too early to begin preparing
for the fourh annual fair for next
year. We think there ought to be a
system in holding our annual fair,
beginning with the community fair.
then the county fair. followed by the
State fair, ara the best exhibits from
the community fair to be taken to
the county fair and then to the State
fair. II system OF this kind was in.
stituted there would be but little
trouble in getting up creditable ex-
hibits.
The ladies departments were
much better filled with exhibits from
the kitchen. pantry and in needle
work than the mems agricultural and
live stock departments.
But upon whole Lancaster's g
Third Annual Fair was success and
much credit is due Mr.. Madra and HE
co-workers in their untiring efforts
to give Lancaster county such cred
liable fair. We have good county
and need more live, wide awake men
to bring 1t to the front. Remember
Lancaster Leads" and let us all
help to boost her and make her one
OF the best counties in the State.
Rev. Mr.. McIlwain preached an in
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
"OLD WOODROW"
(To the tune of "Old Black Joe.")
Campaign of 1916.

CTo the tune of "Old Black Joe.")
Campaign of 1916.
Gone are the days. that the Yam
KEGS used to know;
Gone are the days, when the cotton
sold so low;
Gone are the days, when the wheat
they could not a'ow;
We hear those Western women call
in,
"Old Woodrow"
(RefTain)
He's won 1t! He's won it!
And the way he's sure to know.
Is to hear those Western women call
ing,
"Old Woodrow"
These are the days, when the cot
ton blossoms grow;
These are the days, when the Bull
Moose eats the crow;
These are the days, when the West
ern breezes blow;
Right through the whiskers OF "Old
Hughes" to
"Old Woodrow"
Johnson City. Tenn. Nov "a 1o1e
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
EMPLOYEES OF STANDARD OIL
COMPANY TO GET RAIS,

New York, Nov. 28.-A wage in
crease to meet the high cost OF liy-
ing, by which 10000 of it's employees
VIII be benefited beginning Decem-
Der 1, was announced here tonight
by the stsndard Oil Company OF
New Jersey.
The announcement pointed out
that the combined increase in wages
since August, 1915, and the adop.
ton OF the eight-hour day, repre-.
sent total increase OF labor cost to
the company of 60 per cent.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
STEAM LAUNDRY BOILER
BURSTS IN ORANGERr,

Orangeburg, Nov. 29.-On Tues
day about 1890 O'Clock the boiler
OF the orangeburg steam laundry ex-
ploded. Part of the boiler was hurl-
ed into Russell street, about 200
feet away, and everything near the
boiler was badly used up. A negro
tenant house near the explosion was
badly damaged. The plant Is owned
by j. Fl. Chisolm, and the only in
surance carried wac on the tenant
house, the boiler being total loss to
him of about $1,000. It will be sew
eral days before the plant will be in
operation again.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01

christmas present a de luxe set q,
American authors especially pre-.
pared printed and bound at the
royal printing works in Berlin. ac.
cording to the Budapest newspaper
Az Est.
me German submarine Deutsch.
land the newspaper says, will carry
'he gift TO the United States on her
next trip across the Atlantic.
Emperor Williams Christmas pif,
10 Pope Benedict will be a Bible
inagnifciently illustrated and bouno
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
SUBMARINE
SUNK THE CHENUNG

Washington, Nov. 29.-Latest dis
patches to the state department say
the submarine which sunk the Amer
lean steamer Chemung on Novembe,
2e flew the Austrian flag and that the
steamer was destroyed by she'll fire
as well as torpedo. They repeat there
was no loss OF life and that the crew
had opportunity to leave the shin.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
DECREASE IN DEATH
RATE AT THE AsyIIy,,

columbia, Nov. 28.-The board q,
visitors reported to Governor Man.
ning today As per cent decrease in
the death rate at the asylum be.
cause OF the improved treatment
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-12-01
GIFT FOR PRESIDENT.

Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. "a (via
London )-'Emperor william will
send to President Wilson as a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
81. Suben im 8uiIsnbesr.

1ie Barrier Sumanite peroffent-
Iitt aus Der sSeber Don Wearius
Rolitet einen gIufias, porin cS
beist:
lie ruiiiihen S5iiben baben NIT BE.
seiiterune bem Suf bes 9aren sSolge
aeleiltet, Der iih ia an ale 8olfer
RuBlanbs ri6tetc. stber lie uno auD
oie nehr OILS 100000 BON linen. Die
I'M Seere bierten, iinb red)tlos ge.
bIieben. Spfer iebes gebdfiiaer Der,
batts, ieoer 4Iaderei. ieber MaB.
nabme Don glntsipiIlfiir. Die Ser.
iprehen, Die man Den SSSuben genraht
hat, lie ioQteu aua utBerbaIb Der
fflpn itarf bepolferten SSuoenbe5 irfe
apobnen oiirfen, bat man nttt gebal.
ten. sSn Maiie pertreibt man Die iit-
biidle @enolferung iebt unter benz
goripanb, 8erratbsperlif)e sii per-
meioen, aus ben @rcil5be5irfer, no
lie bisber 5liianrruen9epferft baben,
baltien niiiien. Man nuitbet linen
lange 9feiien 81. nobel lie IN luftoit]t
eeihIoiiene Giienbabntpogen ipie bic
Serinae IN Der Sonne 5uiamlnenae-
oriiigt tueroen, obne oab ireenb,per
itb ben 8ascn ttabern oiirfte, Inn Die
sleriuiten 5r erquiden, bic an auem
gtotb babcn, Die Si,nger irno GurIt
lelben unS rpihnter bic Seifen Der
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Gimopieb. Qie bciieren
fettcn Stiere Daren in 9ta9irage
iino felt i'm Treiie, e6enio CUTE aiibe,
tpelGe I'M 10-15c uno in mon6el
51llen nm 15-25c bober itauoen,
ais in Der borigen 8OGe. - Wild
fiibe famen ni6t nieI in oen Wiarft.
Stoders unb 5eeoers poren Itetig.
Dlittlere uno idpere Stiere ST..
75-9.00; Sdien $4.5O-7.5O;
ssleiife; Stiere $6.00-s.25: aus.
erleiene bis ertra $S.5O-9.OO; Sci.
fer; 5000. .S.25; auSerleiene bis
etra $S.50-9.00; stiibe $780,.
10, aii5erleiene bis ertra Sc. .S5-7..
80, Gamers $4.00-f.50; fette
IairD Giibe $5.75-725; ertra ST..
35-7.50; lPildfiibe $3.50;
Stoders mib ,seebers: Stiere $3.50
1856; Sellers S5.50-7.00; Stiibe
$5.00-5.75.
GuIIen. - Ter Marft mar
beute itarf uno Die 9reiIe tuaren tpie
i0lat
5ette gullen S7.25. $50; so.
logna S6.50-725; magere uno
lei6te $5.00-G.25.
&Glber. Gie gtahfrage mar
nidt ieDr grob uno bic Yreiie iteben
Inn 50c niebriaer als Iebte 0o6e.
8eitte adlber $1,000; fair Bis
CUTE lerfte $7.75-9.75; oroinGre
imb 9robe S50O-9.50.
g hpeine. 49, Ger WIarft ipor
beite langiam im6 fnum itetig fir
Die 6eiieren 8Ieiiteriorten imo Ser.
fel. Gie nnoeren iielen Inn 1Oc per
100 9iuno.
8ute Die auserIefene 9erpadungs.
umc 5leiiteriorten $9.65-9.70; ge.
nii6te @erpadlinasIorten 50 800. {.
60; ousgeiutte nittIere, 100 Bis f75
4funo, 1926 -9.l5; leitte Ser.
ianotiorten 12O-t55 giun6 IS. So
800; orbinare big CUTE ;SerfeI.
1t0 9funb unb barumter, 5000
500; orbindre biz au5erleiene idhDe.
re fette S6ue $4,000; Stass
So $3.50.
Q dc fe unb 2dmmer. -
gltc S6aic naren in gutter g2at.
irnge uno itetig @eihorene Sdafe
iiue rar. Sriihiabrs 9dmGmer tie.
ben nm St.50 bis $500 unter ben
9rciien bonn porigeu Sanititag.
S6afe, stra SI75. 500; quite
bis auserleiene SG75-7.75; orbi.
ndre bis fair Sl.5O-6.5O; geiho.
rene S6afe 81 OO-6.5O: etra S6.75
100. - aGmmer ertru $1,000;
cute Biz niisctIeiene $9.5O-t0.OO;
oroinare bis fair S6.00-9.00
Spring 2dmner $t2.00-t4.OO;
@oQ .21nmcr $10.00-tt.25.
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SitIo. eunbs unb gIitien in Q.lu gurl.

Usf4Aftspapiere saroen ~ S-sHH ob.
fsrtit. @shiel aaf 2oHoon Saren itetie.
Gar 90 9aas A7sN, Si&i A.7eH; aabsl.
Rabel s.sb4, Rari eidt 78X. fsbsI IeX.
&rsnes GiHt Is. Rabei 1871. Hire et4t
e46, 2sbei sl5, &ubei Std,t 5lA;; Rabd
90; eilbsr Barren 651fe Tsgilanif4s
Tenars 50N.
ditisnR Der Bbrie btrriGte
au4 beufe ruisber srobe auiresuus uHe bic
grsiie purbsu bsrabgebridt. Bsfo Hoers
batien bic ariessaitieH ~ Isteen.
NtleaDahs Rlssss,
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finirier Gut epaf $3.50; pDtpbsres
$7.70; Cubes $50; sronurirtsr ST.
60; Gonfseiionsrs .al' $3.50; Off
az $7.0-7.30: tpeiber ertrd ST..
-7.10; srtra .G1 $3.50 per i}funb.
WoIaffes IN itstis. - Rem
Orleans Open attle 45-65c; Gen,
trifugaI 25-34e per 0alIone.
Rtis. - 2ouiiidna, Jdnep Seab
81 6ae; primd 5l-5ie; crbindss
4-4at; Sapan 4a-5ie per pfunb.
Dairp.probufte.
9utter. - Morit rubig unb
'preiIe fen. ~ WboIsmilf, eytra 3Sc;
gentr0Ii;enb eytra 353e; Central.
issb firiis 3Se; Srcnbs 29e; Gcuep
Tairp 2se; 4'adins Siod 22A-24s
per pfuHb.
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G6easo, %. aprit.
WeiSen. Fiir Mai $1.11E1.s
14s. am Sdlub SLIP; fir SuIt ST.
11A1144, am SdIuB $.1.11a.
Deli6torn. = Sir Mai 774E-
76c; am SaIub 75ic; fir SuIi 75s
-76se, am Sdlub 76e.
6afer. - 5ir Rai 44s-45c, am
G6Iub 44tc; fiir Suli 4s-43c. an
S6luB 41sc.
Roggeu. - 30. 2 nominal; Ro. 3
95c.
@erfe. = 62-76e.
Simotbp $4.50-s.0o.
alee. - S10.0o-18.5o.
BORT. 5ir Rai $23.2o-23.35,
am G6lub S23.25; fir Suli $23.07
-23. % am G4lub S23.17.
SdmaIs. - Sir Mai 11.7o-11.s
80, am S9lub 11.S7; fir Suli 11.S5
an Salub IL. 81.
gaippenieitsn. = Sir Mai 12.22-
1926, an Salub 1922; fir SuIi
12.35-12.55, am @1Iub 1880.
Butter. - Mdrtt unperGnoert.
Gier. Ulartt iinberdnbert.
aartpffsln. : martt bObeer; Mis
hisan, Wisconiin, Minusfota unb
Datota ipsibse 775-93e; Rinnsiota
.lHb Dai0tt S9i0s z5-s5s.
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y Sonberbare qebufi9teit
paul (Oer ieinsn 5reunb lnuge 3eit
ni4t eeIeben bat: .Uleni4. ipis fiebF
0u aus9"
Carl CERTAINTY. .Nie nenn2a
paul: -De idure MiI4!~
Carl mod erftaunter): rWie?'
PauI: .Ra ia, bl bifts bid gepor4l
ben
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G6taap. %. 9lpril.

sdpeine. = 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
i6tpo4; Buff S9.60-9.75; lsiAte
Sa.25-9.S5; semii6ts S9.4o-9.S0;
ibpere $9.25-9.85; raube 1925
$40; Gsr.el $7.25-9.00.
Rinbpisb. = 3ufubr 200. Wtdrtt
itetis; ginbeimifde Beef Stiere $7.85
1000; etodsrs unb Jeebers S5.S5
$50; aiibe unb Seifers $500
9.20; GGlber $7.00-10.00.
S6afs. - 3ufubr 1000. - Wartt
ftettg; Wssbers $690-9.10; gpes
$5.OO-8.80: Qdmmer $7.60-11.65.
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RonjuItation. R . n.

e5moer Mr3t: .Sie iinb nidt irdnl.
touhern Gie boben ofFsnbar einen
&nmmer. endbise frau! - Sprshen
Sie. faHtn Git iin sin 6era!s
Juuge MiitiDe: Nd. Gerr Dpttor.
spenn mir bos teifeu foll, miibie i'd
38an.Jpr &us faifsnls
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Gineinnatf, %. s[pri[.

u " " u ] ~. Hpru.
DIE nadfolseHbsn Guoiirunsen Sc.
5iehen ii6 nur auf gnsros 1rans'
cttionen. Bel fleinsrsn G.i9dftsu
frsrben ettpas bOhere preii. bere4net.
proOifiontm
S4mafs. - prima StsaT
11.25-11.35; Jamilb 1875.
Sroden seiaI5enes Jleii d,
Sbort clear Seiten, lOie 13--
13Ae; ertra fbort clear Ssit.n 12a--
13}e; iiir5s Rippsnisitsu 12a-134c;
Bellies 14t-15e.
Bacon. - Short clear Setter
144-14ae; EXTRA ibort clear Seitsu
14-14ac; ibort Rippenisitsn 13h-
14e; Bellies 16-164e.
Sugar Gursb Glsif4. -
Sfintm 18a-19c; Yienie G&ultern
13a-14e; grsatfeit Bacon 19-
21c; S3ulisrn in padsten 13A--
14e; Rsp gort Gut 13a-14c; tro'
oene Beef S4iHtsn 26A-27ac per
pfunb.
g SHbssp5tsltesTfsif6. d. =
Sdinisn 16-16se; pienic SHuI'
tern 11a-12c; Bellies 13a-1A;
Sdultsrn 11a-12c; S4uItsrn, q.
q. Gut DO. 11a-12c.
Grii4ts GIeifh. = Gdinsen
155-16ic; picnic S6uIttrn 11a-
12c; Stultsrn 11tr12c; ibort Rip'
penieitsn 114-12lc; ibort clear
Rippenisiten 12-12ae; srtru ib0rt
clear Rippsnisiien 11a--12ac; Bellies
lsi4te 16-1se; Bellies. f4pere 15--
15ae.
Webl unb @etreibe.
Webl. - Dinter patsnt $5.75-
8.10; Wintsr fanep $5.5o-5.70;
Wintsr familp $5.15-5.25; Wint.r
ertra $4.60-4.S0; Winisr orbindr,r
$4.0O-4.25; 5artss Wei;sn qatsni
$5.0-5.6o; 5ariss Wei3sn fantp
$5,2o-5.6o; 6artss Weissn fami!p
$4.60-4.85; Rosssn. Rcrthpeiteru
ssmii9tss $5.35-5.6O; Rogseu. gitp
rsin.s $5.45-5.70; gitp, ssmii4tss,
$5.35-5.60.
Weisen. go. 2 rot5er Wintsr
St.19--1.22; go. 3 DO. Slid
lis; Go. 4 DO. $t.00-1.os.
@e.i6foru. u. tpeiBes
--c; go. 9 DO. 7S-7s1ae; 9o. 3 DO.
771a-7sc; @o. A 90. 7612-77c;
SO. 8 DO. 75-76c; 0o. 8 DO. 73-
75r. - gso. 1 selbes ..c; No. 2 DO.
7s-7s1ae: Ro. 3 DO. 771s-7sc;
gso. 4 90. 761a-77c; gso. 8 DO. 75
-76c; gso. 6 90. 73-75e. - Ro. 1
semiidtes &C; gto. 2 7712-7se;
Ro. 3 90 77-771ac; 9lo. 4 DO. 76
sto. 8 90. 741a-75ac;
0o. 6 DO. rs. .7412e. - 4olben.
form, ipeibes 77-7Se; aoIbenforn,
aeIbes, 77-7Se; Solbenforn, ge.
miidlies 76-77c per 9u.
Rpsgen.- 90. 2 $l.Go-1o2;
30. 8 DO. 9G-9Se; Ro. 4 bo. 30
90c.
6afer. - Rortbtpefern glo. 2
ipsibsr 5oa-51e; Roribipeitern Stans
barb ipeiBer 5o-50ae; ROrtbrpeitetn
SO. 3 tpeiBsr 48A-49ac; To. 3 tpsis
bn einbeimii5sr 46-47c; No. 4
ipeiber 44-44ae; gso. 2 seTiibter
44--45c: go. 3 aemiidfsr eiubeimis
ikr 42l-43ae; gsO. A ssmii4tsr Al
--42c.
Wbisfep.
@erfauit ipurben $40 @bls. 81.
filters Jiniibb Goobs arf Der Daiis
bon S1.4o per GalIcne.
Sroeeries.
aaffes. Sapa $500; Mos
da 29-3Oc; GuatsvaIa fanep 19c;
bo. gutter 17As.
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0iebnss
Gineinnati, %. glpril.

Gincinnati. %. april.
9iiiubr unb gerianbt ip1breuS Der
bergnngenen No6e, pergIihen NIT
berieIbsn Seit Der porbereangenen
stpei @oden poren tpie foIst:
3utu9r Rincb. Sdtpeine Sd,dic
s 9lpril :. 1908 1889 536
10. slpril 3267 22.S4t 99S
% alpriI 3767 2S,SS9 1867
gerianot ipdbreno oerielben 3eit:
9iinbn. Sfnpeire Shaie
8. apriI f176 432S 257
10. slpriI -. 1865 1857 -
2a. atprl 80 1868 9o67 ass
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Don, welsn,arfte.
Gtseinaait. q. World. 10ic.

tutnhatt ~. Npfil. 1915.
1s 0si4dfte barsn beute in ben Banfeu
ioUstI uh bel ben Naflern rnbig unb gelo
IL Utute. 6iy 9arIeben ON cali murbsn
Don bsH Banfen Sk--4H96 betedHef, nab
Senb 0si4dftspsSiere ~ b-66 bisfontirt
pstbea. Jm oifensn Narite surbea Oar.
IstsH .on eau. ~ SK-lx sab auf 8sii ~
tlKS plssisf.
1eafa sHi Rsp Dsss
nurbsn 81 Zoe Gisionio per 5000 spif6en
4anfsn bsrinutt. Eis Gounierrate bsirdot
We Rrdmis per $1,000.
usAia ssi Gsssvs.
Si6i. 8e&fa ssf 2onbon wurben ~
l7Tx-<e0 per Sfb. Sterlina suotift. Ghr
0edId aIt Berlin pnrben SOC firl Ylarf
tsre6ret, far Wehld aai Daris l7Hf BRO
fsane. aui Gmitsrbam <Se BRO DufbeH
uHs auf Mien l5e per Krone, 2irfs t6e,
Rubd u, 5rancs (S&weis) 1876.
esHsN .rbIisstismm
pareH tusig uns itsttg. Die Baxiea que
iizea wis fs!st;
stnisuL Bsriaut
- DontS is2S Geny. lily -
- csHbS, 1918 ..... ..1olZ lo3H
1el 6snbs, 1880 49,. 0A
~ YanaEa ... % -
~ Sanama Coupon .l08
sisariss esnis.unfsts
Die llmidss i'm bieiisen Glssrinsbaus Be-
listen ii6 teuie auf N,7ei ,450. Die I'm.
Iase oer periloTensn @o&e bslisffH iif auf
lS0,e77.ioo seatn e24, ,116,250 In Der forre'
fpeHeissnssn @ods bw pprigen 9abrts.
ssfsf ssturitatsu.
Ter Nartt in 2osalisiaritdten mar ttute
rubis unb bic Yrelie gsor!idt. Bsrfanft
wnrbea:
N tu DSrie
7 nffisn Columbia Cos & electric 80. l5H
10 afiisn americdn MolIina Wtu .2l0
Q ufilsn Chic Cities % prsf. ....... s5&
81 uiiisu QindHBaii Sireet StaiIipan bi1z
Die 9isibsnsen bsrCbio Cities eas com.
Nftun purbem pon aui seS pro Saar ere,
b6b,. Die aias Raiional.saui sriIdtte
tenis itu rssslmdbise halbjdbrIite 9tui'
bsube poH IS uHb tine Grtra.T Tipiptnee
BON Yru,ent, ,abIbar am l. Raj.
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AnSsdrttse W&rfte.
Rsm gori, o. apriI.

Msbl. - TART flau.
Wsisen. - Wartt pinig. - Ho. l
9urum S1.26b; Ro. 2 barter 81. .24a;
Ro. l Rprtbsrn Duluth $1.31 unb
Ro. 2 ROrthsrn RauitOba $1.30 {. o.
5. Rem gort.
Delidturn. = Marii tpiflis; 90. 2
eelbss 90lc c. I. T. Rem gort.
9afer. - Wartt taum itetts.
Seu. - Rartt itetis.
5opfsn. - Mortt itstis.
SGuis. - Wlartt fsit.
2eber. - Wartt feit.
BORT. - Wartt iistig.
Beef. - Wlartt Itstig.
S9mal3. - Wartt feit; Rioole
Meit $12.10-12.20.
Salg. - Wartt feii.
Dolls. - Wartt itstig.
Reis. - Wlartt feii.
MoliFes. = Wartt feit.
3udsr. - Rober. - Marft unp.rs
dnSeri.
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elsin. 22. April.
Butter. = so aiibef gu 33e; 81
aIbel 5u 34e.