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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
THE MEAlHE FIR

New Haven,Dec. 14.-Forecast: Generally fair tonight and Friday. Connecticut: Generally fair to- night and Friday; moderate shift ing winds.
 Disturbances are central this morning over upper Michigan and Texas. They are causing un- settled weather with light snow, In the lake region and the south western districts. Snow was re- ported as far south as Oklahoma and Arkansas The temperature continues low in the central and southern, d stricts. Frosts were reported as far south as central Floridn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
TERMS OF PEACE
A = OBODY KNOWS what terms of peace Germany will
 cept nor what conditions the British Allies will regard

A = OBODY KNOWS what terms of peace Germany will
 cept nor conditions the British Allies will regard as iolerable.
 The Teutonc Allies their note proposing barley propose terms They conscious of the difficulty and ask simply meeting to if basis for the establish ment ofpeace can be found
 So have been hnted at they implication that in the main is putting things the same they before the war began That IS to say national boun daries are be the Nothing else be put back it was before the dead never property only by recreating
 Can nations refuse parleyo they can make r,eace if the of all the belgerents would require adiscussion At least will clear og and let all who fighting know what the fighting is about The that Germany wants will be ascertaned well as the least the Allies will be satisfied with.
 barley avails nothing the fighting continue until one side or the other is willing to agree to the minimum of the other
 For Europe fust it wa fearful price has been paid Not b attempt to make the price larger possible fo the end for Europe "just as it was
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
EMPIRE.

Emily Stevens, one of the foremost screen stars, will be seen in a role ideally suited to her in the five-part Metro Wonderplay, ''The Wager 2 which heads the all-feature program lat Keeney's Empire theatre this af- ternoon and evening.
 Heading the rest of the program will be the latest episode of the worlds greatest mystery serial. "The Crimson Stain Mystety.'' in which ia featured Maurice Costello and Ethel Grandin.
 Marie Doro, that magnetic screen star. will portray the title role in the hye-part Lasky-Paramo1nt adaptation of Charles Dickens celebrated work. "Oliver Twist"
 It will be remembered that Miss Doro scored a personal triumph in the stage version of this piece and in the screen version she has far more chance to show her wonderful his- trionfc ability.
 Other select and entertaining foto- play features will be shown.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
ALLINC RUBBER co.
Presidential Flag
 To Grace White House

Washington, Dec. 14.--President Wil-
 sons presence in Washington here Eafter will be denoted by the flag or the President of the United States floating over the White House. When
 he is out of the city the emblem will
 be lowered. The American flag will fly constantly over the White House whether Mr. Wilson is here or away.
 A pole has just been erected for the Presidents flag which bears, the great seal of the United States on a blue background.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
JAcoUTs PoiLU cHAsES HIS CIR RISTMAs DNNER.

at the charge. chases the bird, before
 him arise sweet visions of tender, well roasted flesh and savory, cracking skin-ah, it will be good, will it not.
 my good comrades, to- devour the goose and pick the bones at the feast
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

of Noel! The goose is the Christmas bird par excellence in Europe, but the anserine population has been sadly reduced by the war. It takes mighty good active goose to escape a hungry soldier nowadays.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
THELARGEST PROGRAM

HE BITTER and unreasonable critics of Secretary Daniels,
 who have scourged him because he has not favored navy quite overlook the difficult cond ton of industry The program the largest the convenences of the country permit for the time It larger for te secretary to get work done is demanding law which will permit require precedence for ment work
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

Furs-Furs for Christmas gifts. There is nothing that would be more acceptable for Christmas gift than a choice reliable Fur Scarf or MufT E. H. Dillon & Co.,. 1,105 Main street, are showing an immense variety of Fur Scarfs and Muffs at wholesale prices.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
THE SHORT LABOR MARKET

0tETY FEARS little those things not anticipated by the - general mind Thus it happens that communities will be concerned with conventional inconvenience dustria change while they note little the pregnant factors.
 The report of the Commissioner General of Immigration is by its nature the arguments dealing with the future of industry which presented in the campaign
 Generally speaking group of speakers continued to talk of the terrible disaster that will try they said; because of change that taken place the aT These same pseudo statesmen asked the people to fear the swift flooding of the country with European goods the ruin of American ndusy in of this assumed influx
 Democratic economists were frequeny of no higher edu- cation because they devoted their time to rebual of these straw than statement of the phenomena that were actually taking place.
 number of because the being because Europe hort handed and because will take Europe long time af
 the to do the work that needs to be done at home
 The actual conditions quite otherwise America sending goods to Europe receiving few back Thus industry waited many needed articles and paid prices for supplies This the threat great charge account Europe scarcity home is still threat and promises to remain threat for to come. 5s be wormen to make the goods and the goods after they made must at home be traded for other goods which equally will be used at home. K
 the neither condition exists in the United States Too goods Europe and too few back This makes scarcity
 But there are relatively fewer hands to- carry on the nificant s s 4s ss'
 n 1914 the population the United by fOJVUU K s5 Ss 2 @s4% E Tn 1915 it by only 12500O by immigration. E8I3 IN 1916, THE INCREASE WAS BUT 5O,OOO
 There is sudden and massive drop the amount of labor the development of comparatively undeveloped country Thencrease is not than fifteenth of that in 1914 But the demand for labor greater than ever before
 Europe conditions after the will be like those in the United States larger will be tremendous ' demand for workers, and fewer of them.
 Satesanship in the United States must then for some years itself with the problem of finding work adequate of the of America
 the point at which the charge account with Europe must suspended when it must commodities must again required in exchange for American commodities
 1t unlikely that after the there will be large America to Europe and from America to Can ada s
 Thousands aliens this country have interests that will take Europe will probably forbid immigration
 Anerca conrons diminishing labor market and an ln creasing demand for goods. NIsS 1 S
 problem which must get itself worked out is to put every york; make work productive possible to eli nate unnecessary production and Here in Europe the readiustment probably will include the employment of 7 women on larger scale than ever before
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

pr. Dana W Biglow. pastor of the Memorial Presbyterian church. at Utica, N. Y., was found dead in his home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

Here we have a French poilu, in war accouterment. waging hostilities, not against a German foe, but against a t"dear enemy.'' q fat Christmas goose. As Jacques, with his bayonet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

w. c. Nixon, president of the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad, is seriously ill at his home at St. Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

Richard Dunn of New York was sentenced to serve two months in the workhcnse for beating his five-year- old con.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

Archduke Charles of Austria, was selected to be regent of Poland. with the prospect of election as king.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14
ELECTIONS FOR
 1. NEW MINISTER'S
 IS UNNECESSARY

' A <. .
 London, Dec. 14-According to the Telegraph the government has aban- doned the proposed bill abrogating the rule under which it would be neces- sary for the new ministers to seek re- election. The Telegraph. accounts for the abandonment on the ground that 1t is felt that peace agitation is likely to arise in certain parts of the country in consequence of the of fer of central powers and that there fore the government has decided that an election should be held as test of public sentiment
 The ministers affected are Sir Ed ward Carson, pr. Christopher ,Addi- son, Sir Frederick Cawley, R. B. Pro- thero, Sir A. M., Mond, Albert Hing worth, John Hodge and Gordon Hew- art 1e
 Paris, Dec. 1.-The new cabinet arouses but moderate enthusiasm in the press. The morning papers point out that seven ministers and two un- dersecretaries belong, to the preced- ing administration so that the change is not so radical as might be expect ed. At the same time the appear ance of Mm Claveille and Loucheur as technical expert is welcomed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-14

Farmer want Ads. one cent Word
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-19
Srapesuut.

Das jeBt ansebli6 ppn ben &ufen
beieBte 3rupe5unt lit nGhft 8atum
Der grObte Ort an Der anatOlii9en
aiiite bes S@par5en Weeres. Bon
gutum aus geIanst man ldngs Der
aiife erit nu6 @boppa, 2ltina, Teaz
paipIa, Ri5s, Sff, Surmene unb
oaHn nab Srdpe5unt. BON bieisrt
SiiitenpldBen limb nur Ri3e uno
Curmene bon einiger 8ebeutung.
Bon Srape5unt aus pertebrt lpO9eniz
lid Elm Dampfer iiber Aise bin uno
auriid. gb unb gu fdbrt audi elm
tiirtii9er Oanpfer, aber iebr unregel=
mdbis. Die Stabt Jiiae ioll $1,000
ginpobner bdben, bacon 200o 9rtes
den. Die RuFen batten bier Elm
aonIuIat. Der Snbaber ipar tets
Elm Milildr unb susIei4 Der ein5iee
poiitii6e 2lgent am Srte. Die I'm
sesenb ift rOmantifd unb eebirsig,
bic Bege limb iebr ibleht, an man
den SteIlen IOsar sefdbrIi4, 70 baB
man oft su SUB geben unb oas pferp
am 3iigeI fiibren muB. Sn RiSe ieIblf
befinbsH iib bic pra6tpolliten
Srdngenbaine Die 8Gume Iinb isbr
grob uno tragen mebrere tauieno iii
BE, fleine 6rii6te. 3psi Stunoen
I'm Rise 1T bas 2anb siemIid out
tultipirt, iiberaa fiebt man sanb=
bdufer, bon Sbifbdumsn uno 0Gls
bern umge6en. Dtdn pirb an Die
SftpeiS erinnert; nur an ben biz an
bic 3Gbne betpaffneten Gingeborenen
ertsnnt Der aeiienbe, oab sr iih unz
ter ben 3oien in 9aiiftan befinbct.
Die 2dfen, Elm 9emtie3 BON @eprgts
ern unb Siirteu, iinb Elm frieserif6es
@uIf, ielbft ibre S5rauen finb Telr
mutbig. Wlan sIuubt, buB lie NaG=
tpmmen Der 9lma5onen bon &ol9ts
feien. 2lua ibre Rationultdn5e limb
dlIeemein betannt. Der nGhite, ettpos
beoeutenbere aIitenprt, Surmeae,
bat 1900 Ginippbner. Die Sauptz
ousfubrartitel BON bier limb Waois,
8ohnen unb 5aislniiiie.
srapeaunt 1T, bonn Sdiffe aus se<
febsn, iebr malertIh. !lnten am Dee
re Iiegt bos 3ollamt, iiber oenfelben
auf einem 5elIsn bas aaiteIl nit eirtfa
gen aanpnen. Ieber Dem Iirten She'll
Der ,Siobi srbebt ii1 Der 8ritepe Die
Gedutapps), ipo bic 3ehntoufenb
1enOpbpns tampiert babeu foIleu, als
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-19
16. mai -. 378 3473 9ss
IL. Wai 80. 1167 161
18. Wai 49,. 100 1926 $50

18. Ulai 80. 100 1926 539
ainbbieb. - Die 3nfubr mar
nur mdbis. bic 9udfrase mar MIDI
srob unb bic preiis I'm poGe 15c ME.
brigsr als am @ontag. 0ute Mildtiis
be iinb itstis, ebenio bic 6eFeren Gtos
ders unb Geebers.
Mittlere unb ffpere Stiers $500
-9.25; Jieifder etisrs $6.5o-S.75;
auserlsene Big ertra $9.OO-9.25;
6eifers $6.50-s.5O; auserlsfene Bis
srtrd $8.75-9,00; &ibe $500
700; auserldens Bis ertra $7.10-
7.50; Gamers S4.O0-4.75; f,tts
Wil6fiibe $5.75-7.0O; ertru $7.1O-
7.5O; Mildfiibe $35.0O-90.0o; Sto=
dsrs unb Teebers; Stiere $3.50
800; 6eifers $5.50-7O0; aibe
$5.00-6.O0.
8ullen.- Die gsringe 3ufu6r
fanb beute fHnellen Qbiab gu iistigen
Biz ftarten preiisr.
}ette 9ullen $7.25-7.75; Bologna
$e.50-7.50; magsrs unb lsi9ts $500
-6.25.
aGfber. O6ipobl bic 3ufu6r
nidt srob mar, 70 mar bod Der Wartt
i6ndder uub bic Yrsiie fstig.
Bette adlber S11.25-11.50; fair
bis cute leitbte S9.O0-1125: orbi.
ndre unb groBe $5.0O-11.O0.
9 dpsine. Die 3ufubr mar groB
unb bic preife fielsn I'm 10-15c per
bunbsrt pfunb. Cute Seriel unb lsi9z
ie 9srianbtforien blis6en itetig.
@u!e Bis auserlesine 8erianbts unb
glsifderIorten $9.85-9.9o; esmif6e
te 0erianbtiorten $9.65-9.85; aus.
srlefene mittlsre 16O Bis 18O g}funo
s9.60-9.75; lei6te 9erianbtiortsn
12O Big 155 g}funb $9.25-9.4O; ors
birtire Biz CUTE 5srtsl 10 gfunb
uno peniger $6.0O-8.5O; orbindre
bis mserleefne fstte Sdue $7.75-
9.25; Stass $6.o0-6.75.
Sdafe unb Gmmer. Die
3ufubr bon Sdofsn unb 9Gmmern
mar isbr mdBig unb bic preife itstig
Bis itari. Griibiabrs Gdnmer aber
naren Tdipda I'm preifs unb Bis gu
SOC nisbriger.
Sdafs, ertrn, s7.50-8.0O; quite
bis aussrlefene $6.50-7.50; orbind=
re Bis fair $4,000. 2Gmmer,
ertra $10.15-10.25; quite Biz auser=
leiene $9.50-1O.00; orbindrs bis fair
$7.0o-9.25; iSriihiahrs 2dmmsr
$10.00-13.00; sinige $14.00.
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bel 5ugefiilrt, in Der sipeiten &dlite
aber 70,400,000 9iiibeI, SIN sSnnuar
bis Yi1r5 1915 iino 100000 einae.
5nblt moroen; 5iir glei9en 3eit 191 4
illr I 200, 900 9ilibeI. 3ie Gtnidrdn.
flung bea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS piro 5l;.
qIeif 3u eiliem 5aftor, Die erbo6mig
Der Sc6ensmitteIpreiie aus5ualei9en
,Sn AilBlail0 iinb na6 ,geomoie
8renUa", IN einenl 8eritte bon @nos
oebruar 1916 folgenhe 9Sreisiteise,
ranq eingetreten:
@udapei5en, Die SduptooIfsnog,
runh pertbeuerte ii6 Inn 123 b. g.,
5leiif I'M 81 b. S., Sal5 i'm 143 u.
$, 3uder I'M 56 b. s., 9ioqgenme6I
I'm 81 u. s., @rooforn Inn 81 b. 8.
Sier irllB man aqeroings nit in
Gc6nunG itclLen, oaB bas ruiiiibc
Hroletaridt bon ciner iiberaus gro.
Ben @eniigianlfeit lit. 3leii5 lit Set.
tagbpaare.
unteri4dst biirfsn audi bic ariegss
1tlten ni9t fperoen, bic Don itaatli1er
unb fommunaler Settle ben beiibloien
&Iaiien 8usefiibrt perben. Die itaatz
lt9e &riessunterItiisuns pirb fir
ebefrauen, Stinber, gltern unb 8ez
i9fpiiter Der Grnd6rer Ginberufener
ge5ablt. Der Staat bat cine @erpFlez
gungsz unteritiiBung eingeri6tet. Die
Stdote 3ahlen cine 8oarunteritibung.
Die erDa4Iene perion erbdlt monats
LID 3 Gu6el 40 &opeten Climb 7,35
Wtart), Elm &inb l Rubel 70 &ppeten.
Die StdotperDaltung Mostau gIbt eiz
nen 3uiab DON 5 Hubel fir ben Gr=
lpa4ienen unb bret Rubel fir ieoes
&inb. @tn5elne 9emeinben geipdbrcn
llnteritiiBung in 2ebensmitteln.
8as 1T na9 ruiiiI6en QueQen unr
sefdbr bag Bib Der tpirt6I9aftli9en
Gage Der rufiii6en Qrbeiterf4aft. IS
ltegt auf Der .Sanb, bab bieie 9lnsaben
Die Senben5 baben, bic 3uitGnbe n10g=
Ii4it freunblia eri9einen gu lafien,
unb bab man cine in breiten S4id)s
ten tpirtli9 Dorbanbsne bittere Npt5 in
bieien Statiititen tpeuig gum 2tusbrud
tommen ldbt. Die perbGltnibmGBig
giinitige Gage Der ruiiiiden qlrbeiters
i9aft nla9t es aber erfldrli1, bab es
gu ben bielfa6 eripartsten unb er6pffs
ten unruben in ben ruiIii6en Std6ten
fdft niraenOs getpmmen lit. 8prgGilge,
pie lie iid in 8afu. SbeFa unb Mps<
tau dbgeipielt baben, iinb bod I6ltebz
lid @usna6meR geblieben. Wir miifz
fen uns bas sana niidtern bpr 9tugen
balten. benn um bic @iberitanbsfraft
zines @esnsrs ri6tig einSuIddBen,
muB man feline 9tlfstrdfte gelau tenz
nen. User bas moberne gfublanb, bas
Rublunb na9 benz japanii9en 9riege.
unb feline entfefelten ipirtbfhaftli6en
&rGfte genau fannie, bat besbalb aud
ME nit elmer pirtbidaftli1en @rs
f9Opfung BEG 2dnbes gere9net. i'm
tpirt6i6aftli9 uieberserungen tperben
gu tOnnen. basu 1T Der ruiIiide Bauer
bon elmer gu urbegrensten Glaiti5itGi,
i'm Grtragen bon Rotb unb @leno.
gfi6t Der Wangel, ionoern oas
Sdpert bleibt besbaf6 bic dlfein gr=
folg perfprsdenbe Waffe segen RuBz
Lamb. limb bic bat es ia jebt tpieber
au fiiblsn betommen.
6. q. R)
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eisr. - 3ufubr 2o.571 &iften;
Wartt unpsrdnbert.
&artoffsln. = Martt b06er; gu
fub- "a Cars. U2idigun. DiscOniin,
MinneIota unb 9atota ipeibc 81
94c. Minneiota unb Dafota ObtOs
5000.
@efliisel. = aebsnbes, Murtt bO>
fer; Sabine 18-18tc.
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FIRST CALL
SECOND CALL
@elO, goubS nnS slftitn in ylau yurf.

Weitattspayisre bnrosn ~ 8Z% bic
isntirt. B.&ia auf aonbon paren itetis.
sar 90 Tass S4.7s, Sid! s4.7S1zz; AabeI
GnpsiunQen e4.76x. 6ranes 6int 5.92,
9abel sci, ylars eidt 78A, aabsI II.
Sronen Gid,i 1877, Rabel i81<. Sire Si6t
6.33, Gabel s.82, Siubtl Si4t 81: Rabe
slK; Siibsr. garrsn 75He. Nsyiianii4s
Touars tSX.
attisnmarfi.-9ie Neabimg aftien
ipdrrn aud beute pisbtr iondngebsno unb
bobsr i'm s5reiie, Der Warit ius aaeerfst-
men mar ftari uno bic SalubnoiIruugen
tiaaben esr4uts iiber penen pon gsitern.
OsieHDs1s NIMss.
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gbie 0. 18. gai.

9 apeime - 3ufubr 1000;
Martt bDbsr; Butt s9.s0-9.95;
Isi6te $9.55-10.00; esmii4ts $3.50
-1O05; id3pere $9.55-10.07s; robe
1856 9.7o; fertel $7.5o-9.N.
RinbbitG 3ufubr 5000;
Marit feit; Ratipe Beef Stisre $50
--10.25; Studers unb 5eebers $500
aiibs unb Seifers $40
$50; adlber $8.OO-11.00.
Sdafs. 3ufubr 5000; martt
unreeelmdbis; Wethers $7.75-10;
Gpes $6.00-10.00; 2dmmer $500
-12.S0.
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Ghieaap. Is. g1ai.

weisen. - Sir Suli $1.12sS1.s
16a; am StluB $1.12a. Sir Sept.
$1.13s-1.16s; am Sflub $1.13s.
WeIi6toru. = Siir Suli 735-
74se; am S6luB 73y. Sir Sept. 72a
.--73sc; am S6luB 72ac.
6afsr. - 5iir Suli 42s-43c; am
S6luB 429c. Sfir Sept. 39s-395e;
am Sdlub 39tc.
Rpsgen. - Wtdrft nomineq.
Gerite. - 61-S1c.
3impibn. - S5.50-S.OO.
alee. - $7.5O-15.OO.
PORT. - 5iir SuIi $23.42-23.57;
am GdiuB $23.57. Cir Sept. $23.s
20 23.27; am Sdlub $23.27.
66maIs. Jiir Suit $12.77
am SdluB $12.9o. siir
Sept. $12.ST--13.00; am S4lub
1890.
gsippenisitsn. = Sir Sult $1267
-12.S7; am GbIuB $12.s2. sir
Sept. s12.8O-12.95; am Salub
$12.95.
Butter. - Mlurtt b6ber; CREAMERY
% 29se.
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x - uusk. - YIttte feV. - Hdfs
finirter Gut apnf $3.50; poubersb
$3.50; gubes $50; sranuIirter SS.s
90; Gonfeeticners .M~ $50; Off
sa1 $7.S0-9.O0; ipsiBfr srtra $3.50
ITO; sgtra G. $3.50 per bunbert
pfHHb.
WoIdffes IN iisiis. - gaep
Orleans Open astIe 45-65e; Gens
trifusnl 25--34c per gaIIpns.
Rtis. - aouiiiana, Ganrp 6eob
@-6as; prina 5l-5fr; prbindrs
44ae; Sdpan 4a-54e per plumb.
Dairp sprobutte
Wutter.-Wdrtt rubig unb greis
fs unberdnbsrt. - Wboiemili, srfra
a2t; GentraIi5sb srtra 291e; Central.
i5eb firiis 26t; GaoRb 23s; 0cnep
Eairp 24c; Nafins Stof u 23e
PEI pfunt.
adie. = Uaarst itstis. Ohio 1sa<.
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q G NJ @orf. 18. Wlai.

aupfer. = Marft feii; gleetrolptic
6einabe nominea; fir &uguit unb
IpGter $29.00-30.00.
giien. = Warft itetig unb unDers
dnbsrt.
3inn. = Martt ffstig; $4,000
5000.
glsi. - $72O-7.4O.
Spslter. - Mertt flau.
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Auss6rtise W&rfte.
Neip gort, 18. Mai.

Mebl. - gldrtt pitIig; Spring
pntents $5.80-6.15; Winter Yatents
$5.50-5.70; g8inter Struisbts So
N-5.55.
MeiSen. Jlarlt itapd6; go. l
9urum $1.25; Ro. 2 barter $1.24;
Ro. 1 gforibsrn Duluth $1.31; go. 1
Hortbsrn Wdnitobu S1.3o {. o. s. Rep
gorf. ssiir Wlni $1.20.
WeIf6forn. : Marti nillis; Ro.
2 gslbes 875c {. |. Z. Rem yOri.
Safer. - UIartt pilIis; Stanbarb
51Ae.
Seu. - Marit feF.
9opfen. Wsarft ftetig.
6dute. - Mdrft fsit.
2eber. - Martt feit.
BORT. - Wartt ftetig.
8eef. - Marft itetis.
Ghmal3. - Mdrtt fsit; Wibble
Weit $13.2o-13.30.
Sola. = Martt ritbig.
@ols. - glarft ftetis.
9ieis. - Martt feit.
MolaFes. - Ulartt ftif.
3ud.r. - Rober, Mnrtt tpilig;
Centrifugal $6.52; Ulolafies. $5.75;
raffinirtsr, Marit ftetis; fein sranuls
Iirisr. s7.65.
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gfneinnat j. is. Mai.

Gincinn at !. 18. Wai.
DE nadfofgenben Quotirunsen oe.
siehen iih niir auf engros 1rans,
ottionen. Bel llsineren GeI6Gften
iperbsn etipas b5tere prsiis bsrs9net.
propifionen.
SdmaI5. prima Steam
12.50-12.60; 5amiIb 13.50-14.'
90.
Sroden sefal5ensg gItii d.
= Sbort clear Seiten, Iois 13t-
14e; erira fbort clear Ssiisn 131-
1896; iurse Rippenieisen 134-13ae;
Bellies 15-15ic.
Bacon. Ghort clear Seiten
14s-15ie; erira ibcrt clear Seitsa
14a-15e; fbOrt gtippsnisitsn Ia
15c; Bellies 16h-17c.
Susar Gureb GIeif@.
SHinten 19-19ac; pieHie Saulteru
14-14ae. 9reaif.it Baton 20.
22e; S4ultern in padsten 14--
14ae; Reb Dorf Gut 14-14ac; tros
dene Beef Sdiut.n 27A-28At per
pfunb.
Gabsep6tsItesGfeif4. g.
Sdinisn 16-16lt; pitnie S4ufs
tern 12a-12ae; gelli.s 15-15ac;
S9ultern 12i-13t; Sdultern, q.
y. Gut DO. 12a-13e.
Grifdes Tleif d. - G6inssn
16t-173c; g)icnic S6uliern 12-
1876; S9uliern 12-12at; ibort Hips
penfeiien 121-13e; ibort clear
!Rippenieitsn 13--13ac; EXTRA fbort
clear Rippsnfeitsn 12t -13c; Bellies
lei9te 17A-18ac; Bellies. i4tDere
16a-17ae.
Mehl unb Getreibs
Wlebl. - Minisr paisnt $5.s5-
$50; Winisr fancp $5.655.S5;
mintsr fantp $5.10-5.35; Minter
eytra $4.50-4.80; Wiuier prbiudrer
4.00-4.25; 6artes WsiBen patsnt
$5s5-6.25: Sartes Wsiaen fantb
$5.35-5.75; 6drtss Wsisen famil1
$z.60-4.s5: gaogsen. ToribfDeftern
ssmiIdtes $5.O0-5.1O; Roesen, Gitp
reines $5.O0-5.25; Roggen Glib ges
miidtss $4.75-5.00.
Weisen. - Ro. 2 rotber WiHter
$1.1S-l20; Ro. 8 DO. $1.10-
LIB; Po. a bo. 95e-S1.00.
WeIIf4torn. - go. / ipeibes
&c; go. 2 bo. 77--77ae; No, 8 DO.
761-77e; Ro. 4 DO. 74a-75Ae;
slo. 5 bo. 72-74t; go. 6 90. To-
72c. - SO. / ssl6,s --t; ylp. 2 DO.
77-17se; SO. 3 DO. 76k-77e; No.
A DO. TAI 75se; go. 5 bO. T2 III;
glo. 6 bo. 70-72c. - go. semii6s
tee --e; Ro. 2 bo. 77-77ie; Tc. 3
ho. 76A-77e; SO. a DO. 74a-775af;
Ho. 8 bo. 72-74e; Ro. 6 90. 70
72c. aoIbentorn ipeibes, TO- Sic;
Iaolbentorn, selbes, S0-82c; aolbens
torn. semii5ies, T9-81e per gu.
Roggsn. - 30. 2 g6--98c; 10.
8 b0. 92 94e; 80. A DO. 85-90r.
5afer. ROrthreitern, gfo. 9
ipeibtr 51a-52ae; RortbDeiiern
Gtanbarb iueiBer 50a-5l1c; Nrribs
ipsIiern go. 8 ipeibsr 49A 50ac; 80.
3 tpeiBer, sinbsimiIfsr, A-44ae;
SO. 4 tpeibsr 43ae; go. 2 gemiidtsr
4a 44e; 80. 8 semiIdter. sinbeimis
i6er 42-43s; Ru. 4 gemifhtsr Al
42c.
Whisttr.
9rfauft tpurben 552 gbls Di.
itiTlsrs 5iniibkb G0oSs arf Der 9aiis
bon S1.40 per galIone.
groceries.
aoffee. - Jnuu % 30c; Wfcs
ba 29-30e; GuatnsaId fdnep 19e;
co. gutter 17ac.
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