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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-19

make me fight" said Leonard d. Abb
bolt, in opening the meeting. u owe
no allegiance to any country. All war
should be directed against the capital
lists, the exploiting class Of the world.
Our only interest in the army is IN
getting rid Of it,
Harry Weinberger, lawyer, drew
applause when he said it behooved
every native-born citizen of this coun-
try to defend with his life the country
bought so dearly with the blood OF
their forefathers.
"But if the people do not want war
they are entitled to peace" he said.
"And if they want to go to war they
will 20 without CONSUMPTION. The SEN
timent against consumption IN this
country is 10000 to l."
While Weinberger was speaking Pri-
vate Irving Rossman. seth Regiment,
and Chief Musician Edward Mcclure.
of Company 26, Sth Coast Artillery, and
several other soldiers forced their way
TO the platform and demanded the right
to speak for conscription. One OF them
shouted regiment was in waiting out
side. ready to break up the meeting UNI
less they were allowed to speak. Vein
berger urged the crowd to make no
demonstration.
81 warn you that there are people
here tonight who are trying to break
up this meeting" Emma Goldman told
the throng. land | beg of you to leave
here quietly at the close of the meet
ing. Then if there is any trouble we
will hold the police responsible
She declared the war was being run
by Wall Street and characterized Con
grcss as "jumpingjack in the hands
Of the people who pull the strings
She said there are $4,000 persons in
New York who will refuse to register
when the conscription census is taken.
Other speakers were Alexander Berk-
man, Leonora O'Reilly and Louis G..
Frania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-19

nv V.>s MdY 10. mere Is
W story told in Washington
""'eh explains why the Liberty Loan
mas been failure up to now and why a
great many things are going wrong
and are likely to 60 wrong in the fu,-
ure
When the loan for the Allies was
hrst preached a banker went TO Secre-
'ary MeAdoo and suggested that the
way TO handle such big borrowing was
through the banks. Here was n great
organization reaching into every ham
let and touching all the available credit
OF the country. 1t had the experience
ana the facilities TO obtain huge re-
sponse TO the governments offer.
No Mr.. McAdoo is reported to have
said. at is quite unnecessary. All
wen have TO do is to open the window
and let the bonds blow OUT"
Mr.. McAdoo. who is about the best
and most farsiehted OF the men respon-
slble for the conduct of the govern
ment. utterly miscalculated. The win
dow was opened. and the bonds did not
blow out. Now there are signs that the
bankers of the country are at work
upon the loan. and there is no doubt
that it will be made big success. al
though the task of the bankers has
been made much harder than it should
have been by the same open-the win
dow let EN- blow-o out attitude in
other parts Of the government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-19
The Unbusiness Of War
BY G. w. Gilbert

IN the preparation Of the revenue Dill
pending in the lower house. Congress
is opening the window and letting reVe-
nue. blow in. You might think the pro-
ceeding cynical and wicked as you see
the Administration floor leader, MI
Kitchin. laugh at the huge joke o.
swallowing blndly hastily conceived
and recklessly thrown together meas
ure for raising two billions OF revenue
Mr.. Kitchin's laughs send shiver OF
apprehension through the country.
At one and the same moment Mr.. Nc
Adoo is asking the nation TO subscribe
TO a two billion dollars loan. and Mr..
Kitchn is, plotting through the lower
house bin which, because there Is not
time 10 stop and think about IT, nor
knowledge nor care about the business
welfare Of the country, threatens TO de-
stroy several large and important IN
dustrics.
Il is the same with ship building. We
have opened the window 20 let ships
blow in. The fate of the war on which
we have entered may, and probably
will. depend on our capacity to get
many ships quickly. Do We turn at
once to the shipbuilding knowledge and
experience that exists in this country
and 10 the organizations that possess
it? No Government by suspicion pre-
vents that. And the same invincible op-
timism-the belief that all we need TO
do is open the windows-stands in the
way.
First we name a Shipping Board
which has little or no knowledge Of
ship building. And instead of establish
ing relations with the existing ship
building and steel fabricating indus
tries it gets in touch with some indl-
viduals with happy but wholly ex-
detrimental idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-19
10000 Lithuanians
At Starvation Point

Geneva. May lS.-The Lithuanian Bu-
reau at Lausanne has made public sta
.istics received from the region Of
Lithuania occupied by the Germans.
showing that 10000 civilians there are
pennless and starving. They are iiv-
ing in cellars and dugouts. Four hun
dred thousand farms in that region are
reported to have been devastated. The
death rate is said to be growing alarm
ingly on account of the unsanitary con-
ditions under which the people are
forced TO live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-19
Business Mems Talent
Ignored by Washington

The credit Of the government would
be strengthened if business men had
confidence that the advice of the bust
ness world would be sought and needed.
What is TO be thought of government
in such a crisis as this which makes
little or no use Of talents such as those
of Mr.. Vanderlip. Mr.. Morgan. Mr..
Dawson employed only in philan-
thropic capacity. Mr.. Schwab and Mr..
Gary. TO mention no others?
II the Administration, instead of
being filled with suspicion, worked with
and through the business organization
of the country, making full use of its
capacity, the Observation-Disclosures
idea would not prevail here. The adj
visory commission Of the Council Of
National Defence is but poor make
shift for the full understanding and CO.
operation that should exist in such a
crisis as this.
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Boston's Jofre Fund $224,260

Boston. May IS. Governor Mccall
announced to-day thatBoston's Jofre
and. contributed by the children and
gsnersl public OF Massachusetts, and
e'her New England states for the
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-26
Spdnf.

Stof5 if bic Nurts Der siss.
nsn Ssblr.
Rein W.nid CLAUDE, oaB &c
ni6t iOHHe, mos sr ioa.
Seoer iiebt, ME bu 81 lsiu
Ihetnit; Dsnise fiibIeH bsruus. pis
BIZ 6iIt.
Ner allsu sifrig bstrGftist Iein
8eriprs9en, benefit Dir bamit ben
Wiutn. .s 3u brt6sn.
MAS pabr III, iii pit bas, mas
an fi4 IeIbft re6t uno idOn III, Isi'
Rer Ratur mad eipig.
Sin 0oIi, bas tsins piet1t bat
DOR eroBen iibsrIi,fsrteu JnIti!utio'
Hsn, 1T pOlitifd unfGbig.
IS eibt in ben Der. Stanim
ii6er 100000 Garmsn, auf Osnsu
WiIdtiibs g.baIt,n psrOen.
Sautrbafts S9niire gum
gsrfdniirtn Don 9rsibrismen psrreu
aug aaIbduten nneeiertigt.
Tos titfits 9aI Ioq ii1 III
paldftinn befinOsn. @s lisgt 1900
Jub untn Dem Wis.rssipiseel.
@roB. gis.ni9aftsn babsn aud
9rObe Gnitsr, Ober peni9itens grobs
jgebIer, gu ibr.n Dnifsntrdgsrn,
S0flidtsit lit oft eins IaIife
Wiin5e; ullein man fam lie ni6t an
Glang ertennen rpie bic falidsH
2aler.
Cine prattii6s Ginridtung
1T bic Nnbrineung elmer GistiIts uns
ter pem Seitsnbrstt zines Gu9sus
4bfIuFss.
alls Q8itation bari nur
Dem 3ped einss ti4tigsn uno e:orib.
Ii9.n 2s6sns biensn un0 niema,s
islbft Elm 3tped perosn.
8as Qderbau. Oeportsment
Oerausgabte IeBtes Jabr etrpa $14,s
100000 fur osn guu uno Die Srbu!.
tung Don 2anopoits sStraben.
QIIts Wisni dli6e IoI uns
oouItdnOis 6Isiben, Oamit MIR niat
ndbnsn, Oab uniere 3ieIs tnnsrbalb
Der DsrgdngIidsn DsIt lie9sn.
SsIbt tbebtrriaung II bic
unsrldbIias 8sOinguns fir Die gss
bauptuns Der Srsibeit. Oisie iii oem
WsnI6sn osrli.bsn, oamIt sr ftp
ielblt bsberrids.
Streben mad Rsittam 1T
Streben mad osm geiB Der 8eiries
Oieungsmittsl. oor3iigIi6 Der ranIis
den YsoiiriniN.. Dies Strebeu tam
ale eolsrsn 9efiihIs unterorldea.
Sn Sdufsrn in osuen bic
oei3ung Der 3immsr barG EaoatO'
ren 9ei6iebt, fam man pirett iibsr
oi.i.n einsn Narmpi.n onbrinJen, in
Dem i'm Winter Die Speiisn lputm
gebalten fper0sn ionner.
Sn 8iItibire, @n8Ian5, Be.
itebt Der 8ooen an Der noropelilldsn
Grer5e aus einem rOtIi4en, taltba!.
tigsH &ebm, Der nit flaaen S:sInsH
Dermif9t iit. @r ntrO 0nber Stein,
grus (StOns6raiD gsnnunt.
9as I'm nbaftsn Don SGree
an Sdnssi9auisIn aus Wieiaa o0er
Sol5 tann man oermelOen, inoem
man Die S4auisI mt seTfmolysnan
parafin bsitreitt. 0as Uiittd bleibt
ein paar StunOsH lang miriam.
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Hlnb'yia6gridtem.
4rtitaa 2s. Oft. 1917.

Grtitas 9, 26. DIT. 1917.
Der SbiOflub piro fi4 i'm eiHein'
natter Diitritt mur penig Derdnoern'
i'm unteren 5beile uirO oerieIbe aber
ettpns fallen. Bel bieiieer Staot 9atfs
oerieI6e geItsrn 4beno einsn Wahsr'
iinno bon 17.2 CUB.
Die fOlgenben 9epei4en trarer'
Ddbrsnb bes gsitrissn Sagss hIer
elm:
pittsburg, pa.-8.5 SUB, iteist.
Dbe.lins, 10. ga.-S.1 Sub, 1te'9t'
gartersburs, D. 9u.-11.4, itslgf.
anndp6a SaGs, 70. 8a.-1.8, itet9f'
G6arlefton, %. 9a.-7.6 SUB, faf.
portsmoutb, O.-16.1 Gub, fdllt.
aouispiGe, ap.-9.6 SUB, feigt.
GpansOille, Snb.-8.5 Sub, itsIgt.
RaIbpiIle, Senn.-11.1 Sub, fdllt.
Chattanooga, ssnn.-s.9 SUB, fdllt.
Wempbis, Ssnn.-3.2 SUB. faat.
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preifs fetig bis fart. Die sinfa4erer
nno mittlersn Sortsn tparen iietig, jss
bod bic gepobnIiten uno gtrineeren
Iangfam unb i4Ieppenb. aiibe uno
Ganners ipnren itetig. Die 3ufusr
bon Wiilhfiiben mar aering. Die
Radfrage nod sutsn WiI4tiiben par
Isbboft, bic grsifs itnri. iebo6 Ses
ip0brlife unb eeringe Sorfen iporen
psrna6ldffigt Cute Stoders uno
Geebers naren itetis, iebo4 sstpObnIts
DE unb gemii6te paren Iansfam.
Mittlere unb fdpere Stitre $500
-12.75; Ileii6er Sti.re $685.
so; ouserleisns Bis srtra $9.75-
loo; 9eifsrs $6.0O-8.25; aus,rle.
i,ne bis srtra $8.5O-9.0o; aitbe
$5.25-7.o0; auserlefene Bis ertra
$725-8.00; Gamers $4.50-5.00;
Wlil6tii6e $5000-11500; Stpders
unb 5ssbers $5.50-9.25.
8ullsu. Die Radfrase naa
ben beHsreu SOrtsu mar cine snts ano
bic preiie fparen meiIt itetig.
5ette 8ullen $775-8.50; Bologna
$6.75-7.75; mugers uno lei9t. $5.s
0O--6.50.
QdIber. = giniee Der .rlten
gertdufe ipurben gu seItrisen prsifsn
ssmaht, fpdter aber flauts Der Wsartt
ab unb langfom unb i9tua4 unb DoIle
SOC nisbriser aIs 5eitern.
Bette lti9ts Sdlbsr $14.O0-14.s
80; foir Biz quite $1L75-14OO; ors
bindre uno srots $5.00-9.75.
g 9Deine. - Die gsrineers 3us
Iubr Anb bic befsren 2tusfi4tsn auf
anberen WdrittH itdrtten ben Dlarit,
unb bic preiie Daren meiit 25--5Oe
bSbsr aIs geiisrn. 2si9te S4iDeiue
uno eFerfel nabm.r nm 25c i'm prelis
su. raube I'M 50c. Der Rartt mar
iebr lsbbaft, Der S4lub itetts, Der
ilmIab Elm DolliiGnOiger.
QussrlsIene ihDGe 225 ptunS
uno msbr $3.50; auserIsins Der
ianSts unb GlsiiteriOrten 100 ptuno
unb mebr $3.50; eiufd4e unb quite
mtttlere uno gentdte 100 gfuno uno
m.6r $14.25-1550; fair bis quite
leida. 8erianbtiortn 120 bis l55
pfueb $13.O-14.25; oroiHdre bis
quite yertsl 10 pfunb uHo TDenlser
$11. .0O-13.25; proindrs bis aussrles
f,ns fbpste f.tte Sdus S12.W-l4.'
80; Stoes $11 00-13.50.
S6afe unb 6 mer. - Die
3ufubr mar mdBis uno oie preils
pie seiteru.
Gdofe. uiiserlsine Biz srtra $9.15
1000; fair biz CUTE $S.00-9.6O;
guns uno orbindre s5.OO-7.O0; go'
de SS.25 anb tpsriser. 2dmmer, aus
erlsime 6is ertrn s15.75-l6.O0; Jar
bis CUTE s14.00-15.50; f.conbs $l2.'
oo-13.Oo; guIls uiO Orbtndrs s1O|
00-n.oO.
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Sn Ser 9aDe pom Bct

Sn Der 9taDe pom gScit
PeInt, bel 2ouspilIc, &p., ipiclte
lIG Elm Soriau ab, IN Ocln ciu Jun.
ger Snnbe icir &ebcu ants Spia
le9tc, mn iein flriucs Yruosrd II
aus idpercr 5ciaJr 81 rct.cn. GIN
JmeIldbriger Sobn or5 ycc .N!g.tr
Ocr bort oni1iiJ it, ipieItc nit lei.
nem 3DlIlln8sbru0rr I'M 6oic lcIuls
ginmelell2 mo IIcl oubtl
III einen 35 iSuB tiricn Nrulnea.
Sein sgru9er lici ins Saus un0 rr.
5dbltc peincno ieinrr Diutler, oaB
icin Bruoer tot iei dc erihrrdte
Srau rannie in ocn Sol mo bGru
oas @cidrei ocs auach,it totea
Ssndben aug 6cm 1rnnHen bcruorto.
nen Ger brci3ebniGbri0c Glduoe
Niger, Der iltere 9ru0cr Der 3ml-
inge, crbot iid] mn, lid in hyt
grunnen binoblniicn 5u laiiru, mn
Elm griiocrbcn bcrous}ubolcu. Wllu
oanS Ocm topfcrcn ana5cn rtl1
@ai6Ieine I'M Sie 6ibc mo licB
i'm nit benz aopf nad imtcr Il;
oen Sritnnen berab, NO er icin grii.
ocraen er9riii uno nun nit ibm
llifIih an bie SberfIdtc gcjogcl
purbe. Ger aIeine mar burd iel.
ncn Str3 in ben grunnen nuuoer.
tarrrpeiie ridt pcrIcst tporocn, 0l
cr in Dem @ruunen ms @oiier iitI
edS aber ritt tief eerug mar, nm
.bn gu ertrdntcr, iuobI aber aeuiigte,
um Die Buht oes Sales gu bre.
ben.
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Ger nj 8e 4 Term " oteI IN
annins 6itp, No., wobubofte So-
cpb 8otuuS meloete Der 9oliSet.
oab er Don pier SoIooten in Uni
FORM beraubt tuorben iei. gr iaete,
oab er Die Solboten nuf Der Sirabe
trnf un6 bon benieIben eineelaoen
ruroe, iid In ibrer @eienidoit ei-
nen Iiiitieen abrnS au mnhen. Gle
beIud)ten peridiebene 2ofale, bis iie
an Die IS. Strube uno @rono aoe.
Gelonaten, tpe er bon Den Solooteu
gu 9ooen geihlasen uno I'M eine
S50-Nbr unb $40 in @elo bernubt
luuroc gr fcnnte nur cine maneeI.
bate BeIhreibnns Der SoIoaten ge.
ben, un6 eS ipirS Der goIisei fdnm
geIinaeb Die SGGnber Der Soloas
terulnlioun oil er1nitteln.
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s,p,.. 0elSusarste.
9snussstaa a. Clisbsr, 1si

5enasrstaes ~ Diicbsr, 1911
1k Ha6trase nad4 garlehsR pas ieins
belenbsrs assbe unb BE binsratsn Iinb Nh.
psianbsts asblisben. Oar 3srlstsu sus,
osn poR bsn BanfeH tx--6S bsrs4Htt,
Die Dlaiiv absr yfaeirfeH lcIde 5u 6KSs.
zssaisi lsi usu Dss1
purben ~ gari sniiden Dantsn ssriauft
5w GornieSrate bstrass tvs Vrdmis per
elu0a
als9sss ~ Gssspa.
sei&t. @s4,a auE 1oasoI wursen 40
At yyp yis. efsrliHs qnot.r. Bed.
al sut Berlin pnrsen HiAt quotirt: fur
Ee6fei ani Bssis 1855 pro 6fans, ant
amiteysaui 48.25s pro Galoen. xBsdld
aui Wien purbtn nitt quetirt. yitss
i4s, Nnba latUs, Siodbolm pro Krone
t89oe, oraHss t5Gpsst 2z.25;.
sassss.rsiissiisssa.
narsa rnbis ans issiiG Die 8anlts ass.
itfRu s.fs t0fofs
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Rifst can.
Cen, BOMBS unD aIftien In Dseiu gOrt

@eIAstisyssisss surbsn ~ 5Ks bis.
ionfirt. s2setd sui 2onbou parsn fteiis.
6as 20 Gass t<7l1S, gsmmereiat Hins, %
Ssss a.1i. siSi s4.7s4, aabsl.
S7s, xasa o.7e; Nsri. feline Guoit'
runssn; xrsnsn. tstns Gusiiruna.n pol
ldn6ii6s GsIstn Sidt 4sks aabd 4sKe.
sirs 6iAs ISL. Rabsl 7.sOH. Hasei 6idt
lSlz; &absi iyH, Silber bartsH SAY,
Msrifanilds Tsasfs e2Xe.
Gtftennarft-Tm Giitnbabu. af'ien
wsrsn bspis lApah suo bic Yfsiie Helen.
Sh Sneuiir's.atiuH binssssu b,slten ii5
i'm %rdis.
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Ghftaap. % CttObtr.

S6Deine. 3ufubt 1900;
Narit feit rpie geftern; Sagt $14.o5-
1910; Iei9tt s14.25-16.45; semti3'
te S14.65-16.75; i5Ders S14.S0--
1875; raube $14.6o-14.85; Serial
$10.25-13.S6.
Rtnbpie9. - 3nfubr ll,OOo;
Ulartt itstis; Ratioe Stisrs $3.50
400; Dsiisrn Stiere $6.1o-E.75;
StOdsrs unb Gssbers $6.0o-11.6O;
Riibe unb Ssifsrs $4.B-l2.oo;
RGIber $S.0o-15.00.
S4afs -3ufiitr 1900; Rdrit
ifstis; Detbsrs Ss.75-R76; GDss
$7.75-1115; 2dmmer $12.26-
1875.
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VI W. Vuiil itDsu't'
prsife itstig. - Groilsrs 2 pfuno
uno bariibsr 20c; groiltrs 1--1a
pfunb 22e; 5dbns 17e; 9iibner 19-
22c; Srutbibnsr BON 8--10 95funo
2Se; bo. nit frummer 9ruft i2e;
GuIs Sc; iif1et gnten Don 2 pfuno
unb bariibsr 22-24t; olts fpeib. Sns
ten 22t; gdnfe 15-1es; alte zau-
ben $50 per Duseno.
OBJ unb gemaTe.
3itronen. - California $3.50
-5.75 per aifie; aimss $1.00-1.25
per AiFs.
Oransen. - California gas
Ienciss $3.00-3.50 per Rifse.
pfirit9s - Rew gort GIbsrta
75c-$1.00.
nuittsm. $2.25-2.5o per
9u.
QspfeL. Sonatban $6.00-6.s
so per 86I.; Sm0tsbouis $40o-4.5O
per 9bl.; Rnmto 2lspfel s4.25-4.5O
per gbl.; galbtoin $4.00-4.50 per
gbI.; Grimes @oIosn $4.50-4.75 per
gbl.; @rab,nitein $4.5O-4.75 per
86l.; WsnltbD $L5O--1.e5 per Bbl.;
Uiaibsn gluTb s4.75-5.00 per gbl.;
Uolf Riper $4.25-4.50 per Sbl.
pippins $3.50-4.50 per gbl.; orot'
mare Sorten 5c-1.00 per Dbl.
8irnen. - aitfers $1.00-1.'
25e; gartl.tts $2.25-2.50; earsO
$3.50 per gu.
pflnnmen. 9laus, $40
ESQ Ter gu.
3rderme elonen. - COLORADO
Sunbo II $1.O0-1.10; DO. ilacqe
erats 75-90c; 5onsb StD Si,. 8
$3.50. ..e@p - Idl
Weintrauben. Gorcoros
21-22c per 50 pfrnb aOrb; 23--
24e per 9 pfunO sOtb; Deldiuars
$1.15-1.25 per 30 pfuno aorb.
Wein Gontoros 3a-4c PER pfuae.
Z ma 9. - ginbetmii4e
81 o-2.25 per 8u.
Gartoffefu. Gtnheimiihs
unb Qouispilis $5.25-5.50 per BuI.
uHb $1.5O-1.eo per gu. auf benz
@sIsiIs.
Sibfartoffeln. - 9oro
Carolina $3.75-4.00 per Dbl,
gait.rn Sbors $3.25-3.50 per SbI.
@urfen. - 9reibbaus $1.5o--
Ito per Oubenb.
Rraui. ein6simidrs S2.75
800 per gbl. unb $40.0o-42.OO
per 5on aui bsm 9elsiie.
WeiBsRiiben - $1.0o-l25
per Du.
3piebsIn. = Weibe $1.75-
200; eeIbt $1.50-1.75 per gu.
,Grine So busn. - Suolt1e
$1.25-1.5O per Sumpsr.
Rarotten. - Ginbeimii6s c2.'
50-2-75 per Bbl.
QaHbsrsbufie
6eu. - go. 1 1tmOibp $27.Oo;
Ro 2 ginotbp $26.0o-N.00; Ro. 8
3imotbp $500 -26.0o; RO. / ge'
miiftsr alet $26.5O; SO. 2 gemii9'
ter alse $500; Ro. / alse $27.50;
go. 2 bo. $26.5o--N.00; alfalfa
$2e.oo-27.50; ROsgsnItrO9 $1,000
LOO; SafsriirOb $9.5O-l0OO;
Descnjtrob S9.5o-1o.O0 per 3orHs.
RabIsnfatter. - Wurtt ru'
fia. - alsie $33.Oo-33.50; Uiio'
b!inss braure $43.oo-A0O; merge
$4S5o149.Oo; ssmtf4tss Gutter
$37.oo-8-50.
SGmereisu. - Wnrtt fsft;
aIseIdmeH S12.30-13.60 per Yu.
bonn gtors; aimOtbp $3.3o-39o;
gu&ipei3rm $1.25-2.0O; Gla4sias
men $3.50 per Bu.
0erf4tebenes.
CsIe. - marit ffstis. = 1.in0l
robes S1.15 per 0aaou. IN purtisn
BON ID 8bl.; 1-9 galIonsu seto4s
tes $1.31; Ro. / adrb6l $1.38-1.s
40; Dintsrs1.It $1.63-1.68; Cotton
Seel Oil raft. $1.50 per 0olIOne;
Serpcntin SIC in portien Don 1-5I
iyab; Petroleum. Obio Carbon State
5eit 10ac; Sps5ialsSort. 12e; Reo
GrODn GdOlin 25e; Ropbta 30e per
Galcne.
Saf5. - Der Martt ijt feft. Il
O6ip Riper $500 per 1851. Don 100
gfuHb. 1ubrlObn bin3ussiiisi.
safs. - Wartt iistig. = yri. !
mo Gitn 16a-17c; DO. Gountrp 10 |
--f5te per pfuub.
aoblen. = Wdrti rubig. pittss
burg $5.00-6.00; &anntpbo $500
900; Gut unS Slad $4.5o-5.75 per
zoune abselief.rt. 8nualofe Stiid.
ioblm $50; 9lHthrnjit. $1,000 per
n nr,. ohrsf;ofsvt Rnga Foffsl cG Snl
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G6tsaao. 25. Oltpbr.

= y, 70. RtIuUr.
@eIftfOrn. = Sir Tes. $1.16s-
1.20; an SdIub S1.19i. 5iir Wlai
H.11a-1.14t; an SdIub S1.13s.
5afsr. = sir Sss. 5Sg-59se;
am G9lub 59se. 5hr Rai. 60t-
60se; om S4IuB 60se.
gaoesen. = 30. 2, $1.8oa-1.s1.
@sri.s. - s1.15-1.37.
8imot9n. - S6.5O--8.5O.
RIes. = S18.0o-24.0O.
prrt. - 5ir Sftober am S4lub
$4,000. Sir Sun. $3.50 -39.45; ON
S6luB S39.45.
gtmoI,. - 7siir gaop. $23. .e5-
24.c5; an SdIub $24.05. Tiir san.
$2L62-21.72; am G1lub $21.70.
RippenIsitsn. = Sir Stiober am
SdIub s27.5o. SIR Son. $2117-
21 81; dm S6lub $21.37.
Butter. - Wdrft unperdnberf
eisr. = 3ufubr 1857 ssiften;
Martt urroerGnoert.
anrtofftln. : Mdrft nisorieer;
Disepriin, WinneiOto unb Wii9ieon
Built s2.00-2.20; bo. Gd6s $2-20
-2.30.
GsfIiis.l. = aebenbes. Tsartt uns
psrSnSsrt.
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Mnseartiss Wdrfte.
Rem Oort, 25. DitOb<r.

Rem yorf, 20. Dttooer.
Rpsgsn. - Wartt niIlig; go. 2
Weitern $1.s8 {. |. I. Retp gori.
Gerite. Rartf unresslmdBis;
5eeOins S1.07 uno RaItins S1.25--
1.30 {. |. I. Rem yprt.
Weli6torn. = Wartt fsfer; 10. 2
sslbss $2.11 uuo go. 2 semiiGtss
$2.09 I. Rem Yorf.
6afer. - Wsartt fsft; STANDARD
67-67ie.
S9maIJ. - Wartt FART; RiboIe
Dsii $24.70-24.s0.
Eals. - Dart pilIis; gitp ipseial
lofs 1916.
Ter Nartt fiji bic onberen III ii.l
mar unperdnbert.
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3ufubr uno @srfanbt tDdbrtno Der
Isbtsn "A StunoeH, uersIiaen nit ben
porpsrsanssneu brei 5asen, fino pis
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weetaa Wesr.t.

9spgort, %. OttOber.
3inn. = Worft fart; $6i.87t.
8Iti. = Ulartt unsersgsIt; $3.50
nominsll.
Spelter. = Wartt i4pa9; $500
fpurhsn offerirt.
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