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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08
The Dny We Celebrate.

Albert c. Kugel, city commissioner.
Is 80. He is a plumber by trade and
was once city plumbing inspector, to
say nothing of filling all the high Of
fees of the local plumbers union at
different times.
Benjamin s. Baker was born Feb
ruary 8, 1855, at Sabula, Ia, and
graduated from the University Of
Iowa Judge Baker practiced law
first at Webster City, Ia, then at Fair
bury, Neb, before locating in Omaha.
He has been United States attorney,
Judge Of our district bench and judge
Of the supreme court Of New Mexico
and corporation counsel of Omaha.
Harry o. Steel, general agent of the
Union Central Life Insurance COM
pany, is an Omaha boy just 40 years
old today.
Frederick K. Shinrock, manager of
the Glencoe Mills, was born at San
dusky, O., February 5, 1850. He has
been with the Glencoe Mills since 1881
and represents their membership on
the grain exchange.
John wisler, the West Leayenworth
grocer and hardware man, is ma
tive Of Germany, where he was born
lust fifty-five years ago today.
H. G. Bourgeois was born February
s, 1855, In Calvary, Wis He is now
selling church goods and supplies, be-
ing president Of the Bourgeois COM
pany.
A. J. Eggerss, himself 'made-in-
Germany" product dates back fifty
one years today. He is now making
boxes as president Of the Eggerss-
OFlyng company.
Baron Rothschild, head of the Eng
fish branch of the great family OF
financiers, born in London forty-nine
years ago today
DR.. Rush Rhees, president Of the
University of Rochester, born in Chi
cago, fifty-seven years ago today.
]. J. Bernet. president Of the Nickel
Plate railroad, born in Erie county,
New York. forty-nine years ago today.
Rear Admiral William w. Mead, U.
s. N, retired, born at Burlington, KY,
seventy-two years ago today.
Right Rev. Charles 8. Olmsted,
former Episcopal bishop of Colorado,
born at Olmstedville, N. Y. sixty-four
years ago today.
Ad wolgast, former champion light
weight pugilist, born at Cadillac,
Mich. twenty-nine years ago today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

nal, the prophecy being that the tenn
perature would fall between fifteen
and twenty degrees overnight
The Ladies' Musical society gave a
piano recital at Lyon & Healey's IN
which Miss Bella Robinson, Mrs. IL
D. Estabrook and Miss Ida Thies par
ticipated.
Hose cart No. 4, which was so badly
injured in going to the Boyd fire. Is
again ready for a run, though Captain
vanderford, who was disabled at the
same time, will not be able to work
for a week.
Little Roy Brush, son OF George
Brush, residing at Twenty-first and
Harvey, was buried in Prospect Hill
cemetery.
Postmaster Coutant has returned
from Grand Island, where he mas
been in attendance upon the Masonic
commemoration.
The trustees of the German School
association elected the following off,
GERS: Louis Heimrod, president;
George Antilles, vice president; c. G.
CRUDE, recording secretary, and
Charles Metz, treasurer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

The proposal to return to the plan of electing
county commissioners by the voters of the COM
missiouer's district instead of by the voters of
the whole county, is another backward step and
just as much so as the choice Of school board
members by wards. Folks who are protesting
against the school board bill should protest just
as hard against the county-board bill and for
the very same reasons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Semi-oficial reports Of extensive graft in mu-
milton contracts in France occasion no great sur
prise War is the handmade of graft In one
form or another. graftcrs get in their work while
public attention is grpped by the progress Of the
struggle. The exception to the rule here is that
France found II out first
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Pity the poor Aston babyl Though little
more than 4 years old 10000 has been spent
on his upkeep and larger appropriation is de-
manded, say $4,000 year. A devoted group of
nurses maids, cooks, doctors and guardians stick
closely to the kids bottle and let none Of the
juice get away.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

y cannot believe the United States govern
ment would seize our ships" says the director
general Of the Hamburg American line. But the
Gripping Of the machinery of the informed vessels
suggests that officers and crews are under in
structons to take no chances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Fifteen thousand Japanese reservists in the
Hawaiian islands are reported to have rendered
their services to the United States in event of
war. Coming at this time the report is very an
noying and threatens relapse in circles suffer
ing from Japanophobia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08
This Day in History.

1S15-An American brigade landed
in the rear of Fort Bowyer to Illustrate
a threatened attack on Mobile by the
British.
1S19-Leander ]. Mccormick, one OF
the three brothers famous for their
inventions of farming implements,
born in Rockbridge county, Virginia
Died in Chicago in 1900.
1820-General William Tecumseh
Sherman born at Lancaster, o. Died
in New York City, February IA, 1891.
1861-United States arsenal at Little
Rock seized by the state authorities.
1872-Earl of Mayo, viceroy of In
dia, assassinated at Port Blair by a
convict.
1879-Peace between Russia and
Turkey signed at Constantinople.
1S90--Cardinal Pecci, brother Of
Pope Leo XIII, died in Rome. Born
at Carpineto, December 10, 1907.
1S9S-President Barrios Of Guate-
mala assassinated.
1904-vice Admiral Togo with the
main Japanese fleet engaged the Rus
sian ships and batteries at Port Ar
thur.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

It takes almost column of double shotted
editorial space for our amiable contemporary to
tell why it is closing the door on the free and
unlimited publication Of letters discussing the
war. Why not say it is to conserve the high
priced print paper, and let the other reasons 70 !
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

A South Dakota lawmaker would prohibit po-
litcal discussions in church under statutory pen
atty. He must be harboring the delusion that
keeping politics out of the church b the same as
keeping the church out of politicA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Another brewery hrei What shame to let
the flames lick up so much liquid JOY when there
are so many parched threats and the time to
the "dry" inaugural ceremonies is so short
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08
Storyette OF the Day.

At q recent Missouri chautauqua a
man came to William J, Bryan and
told him: 81 have always voted fer
you ev'ry time you've run, Mister
Brine. an I'll be glad to vote fer you
agin. as offen as possible" Mr.. Bryan
thanked him, and a fellow lyceum
worker said:
Don't you get awfully tired Of hav-
ing men come up and declare they've
always voted for you and always
WIN"
mo. indeed" said Mr.. Bryan. 'The
people that make me tired are the
ones that say they've never voted for
me and never will."-Ladies' Home
Journal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

DR.. Maurice F. Egan. American
minister to Denmark, Is to sail from
Copenhagen today for two months
visit to the United States, The pur-
pose of his trip, 1t is stated, is for con-
sultation on important subjects.
The Pan-American Aeronautics ex-
position, the first large exhibition Of
aircraft and appurtenances ever held
in this country. will open today In the
Grand Central Palace, New York City,
and continue for one week.
Approximately 1900 acres Of the
Belle Fourche reclamation project,
situated In the valley Of the Belle
Fourche, in South Dakota, will be
opened for settlement today under the
terms Of the homestead and reclama-
ton laws.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

The piping times OF peace may cease for a
while, but, as Garfield said: God reigns and the
government at Washington still lives" The
thought inspires strength to meet the demands
of national duty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

From the number Of salary boosting measures
introduced, 1t is hard to tell whether the Doug
las delegation looks to the taxpayers or the tax
eaters as their constituency
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Fifteen vessels Summarized in twenty-foul
hours would indicate quite good day for ruth
lcssnesar Wonder what average is expected tc
be maintained?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

The patriot who raises two jobs where but
one Aourished before wins place in democracy's
hail of fame.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08
One Year Ago Today in the War.

OHt ItxST ApU IOudy III tuC ""'
Germans renewed vigorous attack on
French trenches northeast Of Melville.
German and Turkish consuls and
thirty others indicted by federal grand
jury in San Francisco for alleged con-
spiracy to wreck munitions plants and
to furnish supplies to German war ves-
sells at the commencement of the war.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

For the time being, the war furry has COM
pIetely obscued the leak probe" "bone-dry" "
pork" and various other pests which those i'm
mediateIy concerned are glad to escape
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08
[IODNY
Health Hint for the Day.

Do not take hot bath after meal.
as the blood Is all drawn away from
the digestive organs just at the time
they need it most.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Besides other consideration for their activities
the U-boats hasten the job Of filing that hol'
in the bottom OF the sea-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

To keep the record straight it should be re-
mcmbered that the volume Of bills turned In by
the Douglas county delegation merely glimpses
the total Of the campaign promises made to get
in ON.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Bulls and bears fox trot in the pits and the
consumer pays the hddlers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Again we are reminded how hard it is to hole
man who is drafted for public office he doe
not want.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

No amount Of conversation will damage the
state house or rear a new one. The building sur
vived many man-made cyclones, but hot air is
at discount among builders these stirring days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Intense cold overspreads Europe, multiplying
the normal distress OF war. Temperatures far
below zero in Germany must chill the enthusi-
asm OF making things hot elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-08

Speaking of signs Of spring, the shop win
dows have the robin beaten mile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-03

Rippenieiten. - Giir San. s25.25
-25.52; am Sdfub $25.25. Jlir
Wai $25.15-25.40; an S4lub
$25.17.
Butter. = Martt b06r; gream.r1
36-47e.
gisr. - Tlarit niebrigsr; 3ufubr
4,S4s atften; firfts 46-47ac; orbis
narp firits 42-45e; auf bem Usartt
42-47ac.
&artoffeln. - 3ufubr 18 G1rs;
Worft urtberdnbert.
9efliieel. = 2etenbss, Warft bo'
Der; Sdbne 15-18c; Sprinssrs
1S1c; SurteDs zoe.
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4
er5ieItsn poa ffetise qreiIe, absr BIZ
sinfo4en uno getp0bnli9en Gorter
ipurben b64tens als S6la9tbieb &C.
fnuft.
Wlittlsre unb i4tpere Stiere 5000
1925; Gleif4er Stiere $3.50
1000; auserldene bis ertra $io.25--
11.50; Seffers $6.O0-8.75; ous.rles
fene bis ertra S9.OO-1O.OO; aa9e
$6.00-7.75; aussrIeiene Big ertra
$8.00-9.00; ganners $5.00-6O0;
WiIdfiibe $50.00-125.O0; Stod.rs
uHb Ssebers $6.00-9.5o.
guflen. = Die 3ufulr bic er
DO6e mar rsi4li9, Die Ra6fras.
mad sut.n Bis arserlsiensn goIosnas
nnb S4lddtfortsn mar cine CUTE ain
anfang Der Wode unb bic Osffnunoss
prsifs tpareu boa itetig. Ssgsn enoe
Der Wofs isbo4 flcuts Der Wartt ab
unb ole Sf1lubpreiTs parsn faum ftez
tia Bis 15-15c nisOriser als lsbieH
Samstae. GspObnIite unb ihnade
9uIlen fparen bic sah3e DoGe binz
burb langiam.
iJetet 8ulleH $8.00-9.OO; Bologna
$7.O0-7.75; EXTRA $7.85-8.O0; mas
sere unb lei9ts $5.50-6.75.
&dlber. - Sm Wartt bisIer
Mo6s fir GleiI6tdl6er CAB es ts:ne
a.Heerung. Die 2Ifubr bi.i.r DoGe
ipar fsbr aerins. 9eip0bnlife uno
i6tptrs RGlber tpurOen i.br psnis
Dsrlanst uno i4IOHsn idpa6 unO
Hiertqer.
Bette lei6te aGlbsr $13.25-13.50;
fnir bis CUTE $10.50--13.00; orbinaz
re uno arobe $5.50-8.75.
9 4neint = Die 3ufubr biier
Wote mar geringer als be Der lss@
ten Wode, bic Qualitdt gut. Die
S.finunespreiI. rarsn msIt 10
25c niebrissr, aber am MittDot 9sz
ipanHen Iie einsn She'll bisfes pr.iss
perluites ipiebsr 3uriid. Rnt Wittlroh
fiel Der Wlartt pieotr bsbeuteno uHo
bi. S6lubpreiie lparsu 40-50c ne
briger als lebte WOfe. guts Potel>
iortsn unb strfsl fisleu um 50c. 6ss
p16nli6e unb lsitts 5eriel I4lOHsn
flau unb uHgleib uiebrissr. BITE
Sdue berlorm SOC, Clogs 75e BIS
$1.O0. Der bsntise Martt Dffnst. 10
-25e nisbrissr als geitsrH. Jsrtel
tuarsn sinsn Quarter biIiSer. Ter
G6lub pur lanafdm.
2lusrlsfeHe fhtpere 215 qfuno mo
m.br s170O; mittl.re uNb Semiifts
$50 pfunb uno metr $16.75-17oO;
Isi&te 9eriGlbiforteu 120 BIB loo
pfunb S16.OO-16.5O: Orbindr. bss
quite aer.sl 40 Tfuub uno ipsuiger
$13.0o-15.75; Orbiudre bis aussrs
I,i.ne I9ners f.tts Gdus $14.co-
1900; orbindrs bis CUTE Stass $13.'
.OO-14.75.
S9afe uuo . Gmmer. - DIR
Tsartt bisi.r Bot3e seiste rpenis gsr'
dnbsrung. 0i. 3ufubr mar gsr.rs,
bic preiie Itetis nit Isbiem Samstas.
Der beuiigs Wdrtt iuar lungidm uno
etipa iietis nit g.iirisen preiisn.
GAofs, aussrleiene BIB ertra $40
1000; fuir bis CUTE $7.5o-9oo;
orSindrs $5.0O-7.o0; gSde $50
unb p.niger. - 2dmmsr, aussrleleHs
Bis ertra S16oo-16.5O; fnir ols
quite S14.50-16.00; fseonos $l3.oo
-14.OO: troinGre $10.O0--12.00.
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lstIb, ssnbs nub sIiti.n in Rem gori

05tfn dffSDabiftf wutbtn 81 bH--bXE
,isfpnftri. s9shfa sui 2onbou paren ifetig.
aiir 90 Taee sA7lK, Commercial DilIs, 90
Saas. SlTi. sidt s475X. asbsI.
anTsiiuxasa ears 7Jle. Cranes eidi
SIAN. Adtf 5.72x; Wnrf. tsim Guoit.
rsnasn; 4roHsn, feline Gnoiirunasn.. poi
ldn6itfe Gulsea SiAt AXE, aabd 45e
cir Si4t s.2s. aabel s.22. Rubd Siti
IS; &absl i3K, Silbe Barren S4H.
RerilaniiGe Dollars 64Hc.
dftitamarft.-Su Der sriieu Siunbe
psren bic greiis asbrif,. sssen Sdlub
sbsv esf ylasti isit. 2iberip ~ Bombs
'tloiisa ~ sI76-s7.s0 unS bic sk% tu
H.s0--8s.S6.
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OBJ unb gemaf.

w " W. V
3ftronen. = California $3.50
500 per stifs; 2imes $1.O0-1.25
per Rife.
Dranqen. - gaIiforria yn'
Isneiss $3.OO-4.0O per Rife.
Grape Gruit. = 8lOrioa $3.s
50-4.25 per Rife.
Quittem - $1.O-lB per
gu.
aepfel. - Jonntbon 5000
$50 per gbI. Gmoteboufs $4.5o
500 per gbl.; Rambo apfeI S42o
--450 per Bbl.; gaIbpin $4-O0--
4.50 pei gbl.; Grimes Golben $500
ter 8bI.; Molf Riptr $3.50 per 85I.;
Wppfns $3.50 500 per 3d.; orbit
mare Sortsn 75e-$1.00 yer gol.
Birnen. - aisisrs $1.00-12o;
gartlstts 75c-$1.O0; elarso $l75
200 Der Bu.
Weintraubeu. GDneoros
H-1Se per 81 9funo aorb; Riasa'
ra 20t per aorb; Qgein eoneoros B.
3Ac per plumb.
Somafots. 9reibbaus 10
zoe per pfuno.
Rnrtoffefn. Ginbsimtide
unb Nlidisan $4.25-4.50 per 'bI.
unb $2.25-2.50 per 100 piunb Sad
auf Dem GsIsiIe.
eHbiartoff.(n. = Gatsrn
Shore $3.O0-3.25 per BbI.
GurteH. - Sreibbaus $1.25--
1.50 per Dussnb.
&rauf. - GinheimiIaes $500
2.25 ser gbl. unb $2s.00-30.00 Per
1on auf bsm Gslhfe. ROtbss ardut.
H.25-1.5O per Hu.
StedriibtM - $2.40-2.6O
per gu.
Wsibe Riben. = $1,000
per gu.; auf Dem geleiie $1.oo-
LES.
3ptebeIn. = gei6s 1926
$50; ipsib. $3.5o-3.75 per hunSsrt
pfuub Sod auf Dem Gel.iIs.
@rlns Yohnen. - Suo!i3e
&.0O-4.5O per Som5tr.
Rarptten. - Ginbeimil4s $1.s
5000 per 8bl.
2anbprobutts.
Seu. - go. l 9imotbp 500 90;
SO. 2 9imotbp $3.50 1915; Ro.
g simotbp $28.50-29.0O; go. / ges
mif6tsr ats $3.50; go. 2 ses
mif6tr Slice 5000; Ro. / aiee
$29.5O; go. 2 alse $28.50-29. 90;
2lfalfa $29.00-33.00; Ncgssnif-1h
$11.O0-12.0o; Wei5snftrpb 5000
-12.Oo; 9airitrOb S1o.0o-.12oo
per Tonne.
Wiiblsnfntter. - Mar,t rus
bia. - aleie $40.O0-4100; Wlibs
blings braune $46.50-47.00; DsiBe
49.00-49.50; seuti4tss Guttsr
$42-50-43.00.
Sdmereien. - Marit feft;
alsHamen $12.00-14.50 per gl.
BON Gtors; Simotbp S3.15-3.75;
8lo9siamm $500 per Blu.
Derf&ieoeues.
Dele. - Martt itetis. - a.inol
robes $1.22 per GaIIons in parti:u
bon Ia gbI.; 10 galIonsn &c.
iodtss $1.37; 80. / aarb5l, S1.3s-'
LAO; Wiutersssif $1.8-1.6S; Got.
ton Gseb Oil raft. 15e per GaIloue;
asrpentin 54e in partien bon Is
Gab; Petroleum, Obiu Carbon State
SsIf 12ac; Spssial.Sorts 14e; Rso
GronH @aiOIin 25e; Rapbta 30c psr
Gallons.
GaIs. - Ger. Teartt IN feft. =
Cbio Ripsr S2.m per gbl. DON 100
pfunb, JubrIobu bin5usefiist
sals. - Warit iietis. = prima
gitp 16t-17s; bO. Gountrp Is
l5ac per pfuno.
aobIeu. - Warit rubis. pittss
burg $4,000; aanapba $500
600; Rut unb Glad 50-5.75 per
sonns absslisiert. 0aauTpit Stiids
tobl.n $50; gntbrasiis $1,000 per
Tonne abstIitftrt. goie ioiist $500
n - -E~-y.nrs~&
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au fuh hr.

Rinbpieh. Die 3ufubr be-
fsr WO9s ipar siipas i4pd9.r as
Issis Node, bic GuaIitdt s.igts ps.
mig gsHerung. Der UofeRanians
mar gut. br9 flautt Der Ma It ssssn
enbt etpas ab unb bic Sdlubprsis
fe parfn gum 1bsil 10--15c nisfris
ger on ben autsH Sorisn, on ben ees
ip6bnii9tn iosar 15-25t. glussr.s[ss
ne fttts Stisrs uHo Seiftrs !pazen
ipenis psrdnbsrt. aiib, uno gaHne 3
5eisteH au@ tpenis 9srinbsrung s.ssH
I.sten Samstag. Die Radfroe, fir
CUTE Bis aussrIelens Ril4tiib mar
bic aorss Wode ousasseifnst, unb
bic prsiie iDaren forf. 9k a,ipShnIi,
den Rildfiile ssissen isine 9,FsrunJ
unb iparen Iargfdm. Gute Stodrrs
.suS assesrs postu aisI ssi.aai un6
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@IIerban6 Reu ett n
Ser arieg rtnft bic gaenibbeit era
firherri6, poer piefmebr bic Rotb. SSr
GnaIortS tperoen iett SmuibuiIe nit
@asbetrieb periebeu. Gin groBer
@oSIod uuf Dem 9od,e oes Sutltis
buiIes entb1It cine eertiigen6e Wer'
qe Cos, Inn bas Gyltbriperf 5ebr ooer
fiinf3ebn 0leileu tueit 5u treiber. ON,
niblhie Ioufen bon 9ouoon Biz fiirfA
Gig WteileH ouberbaIb Der Stnot; urr
ben ;siiqftottoneu iptrb Sdlt seHdft,
lun einen neIer @dsoorrotb oitf5us
uebmer. Son oer isiaitnttorer fiib1
rem @asr5breu nah Der So1ptltrdBe,
70 oaB ons SiiIler Der Sdde in fiirs
ger Belt erfoleen fnnu.
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Mssssartiss Marfte.
Rtp glort. 1. Osssmt.r.


DslTdiorn. : Martt tpiliis; nsusS
eslbss $1.97 soften uub GroHi Rslr
gort 10 5ass 9erianot arstnt.ues
$2.O5-2.10 {. 0. B. Cars, R. p. 0ei
aniunft.
5df,r. - Rartt ipilIis; StanSarS
79-79he.
ScpIsn. - Rartt piGlig; Siati
mittIsr.r big auserIelsusr 1917, 6S--
75e; 1916, Rarit HpiniH,n; Patifli
Coat 1917, 27-3le; 1916. II
21c.
S6mals. Martt faipiteri
Rieek 1sf S2e.Oo-26.1o.
Der Mortt fir Die onber:n qrtite!
mar unpsrGnbsrt.
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Gbitaap. l. Dsasmber.


G9peius = 3ufubr 24.OO0;
Rartt iHpab. Bult $16.75-l7.lO;
lei9i, $16.15-17.0O; eeuii6t. Sl6.'
5o-17.20; iapert $16.5O-17.CO;
raube $16.50-16.70; Ters.I $3.50
|--15.00. q
Rtnboisb. = 3ufu6r 2.OOo;
Wartt i6pa6; gsatiDe Sitere 500
-14.75; Dsftsrn Stiere $6oO-l3.'
80; Stodsrs unb 5eebers $500
1o.O0;albe uuO Seifers $5.o0-1l.s
40; adlber $7.0o-13.25.
S4nfe. - 3ufuhr 1000; Warti
itstis; @stbsrs $s.75-12.90; Gres
$7.70-11.4O; 2dmmsr $12.5O-
1880.
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3ufubr nnb gerianbi fir bic lssts
Dode. Derslifen nit ben porpersan'
IsneH stpsi Wo4en, finb pie iplst:
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| Cincinnati, i. DECEMBER.
Die na9fOIssnben Nuotirunesu te'
sisbsn ii9 nur nuf GnsrQss5ransai'
tionsn. Bel fleinsrtn 0sfadftsn iper,
ben etpas b0bere preife beredna.
propifiontn.
9 d m ala. - primn Sl.am
25.45-25. .60c; Sanep 273-27ae.
arodensefalsents GleiI1.
Short clear Gsitfa 28-2Sac; srtra
libort clear Geitn 27a-2se; irrss
Rippen 27a-2se; Bellies 304-3OAe
Iper plumb.
gerdu4trtts 8Itif6. -
Short clear Seit,n 30a-31e; slira
ihort clear Ssitsn 30-30Ae; iurSe
Rip5sH Book; Bellies 334-33le.
Gusar gureb Gleif9.
Sdin'en 28t-29ae; qisnic G6uIs
tern 23-23tc; grsaffaft Bacon 39--
40c; S9uItern in podetsn 24k-25c;
Rem gort Gut 25i 26e; stlrod ie.e
Sssf S4ultern 34-34a PCT pfunS.
eHBsepSdsltes Gfeifa.-
S&infsn 25f-26e; pienh Sdultau
20ae; Bellies 34-36e; G9uItern In
padtien 2o-20ae; gsp yort eut
bo. 21-2lAe.
Grif9es GIeifd. - G4in.
isn Iofs. 26a-27ae; picnic GGui,
tern 20-21c; SHuitsrn 23-23sc;
iur5e Rippenititsn 26-27e; Ib,tt
clear Rippenisiten 26-27e; ertra
ibort clear giDpenisitsn 26-265t;
Ifi&t. Bellies 35Ar36ae; i4psre 10.
34-35c.
WebI unb getretbL
WebI. - Dinter patsnt 5000;
WiHt.r fdnep 5000; Winisr famiIp
1910; Miutsr EXTRA $8.70; Wiut,r
oroindr $500; Sartss gDeissn pat.nt
$1LO-12.00; 9artss. Weia.n iImp
$40. 0.75-11.25; 6artes Bsissn ias
miID $1010-10.50; Roribpeiisru
Igtmi!4tss S10.75-11.00; Ros9sn,
Gitp. rsinss, $11.00-11.25; sioas
gen, Giip. ssmiiat.s. sl1.0o-11.25.
Wei3em Der Marit mar
-ftsiis; 30. ! rotbsr 1920; Ro. 2
rotbsr $2.17; go. 8 rptber $2.13i-
2.14a; No. 4 $2.10-212 per 8a.
Delf 9forn Go. l tpeiBss
I.85-1.90; gao. : DO. $1.S5-1.5O;
Qo. 3 DO. $1.75-185; SO. 4 DO.
$1.65-1.75; go. 5 DO. $1.55--165;
SO. 6 bo. $1.45-1.55. - SO. stl'
bes $1.a5-1.9O; 800. 2 DO. $1.S5-
190: $40. 3 90. $1.75-1.85; go. A
DO. S1.65-1.75; Ro. 8 bD. $L45-
1.55. - go. l eenif4tes $1.80-
1.S5; gip. 2 bo. $1.80-l.S5; Ro. 3
bo. $1.75-L85; Ro. A 90, $1.6-
1.75; 30. 8 DO. $1.55-1.65; 9o. 8
bo. 1.45-1.55. - @eibes RDlbsn'
Torn $1.25-1.35; ssIb,s 2pIbeniorn
$1.25-1.35; semii4tes RoIkufora
$1.20--13O.
.Safer. - go. 2 tpsiber 75a-
76c; Stanbarb ipeiber 75-75Ac; 1o.
8 peiber 74-75e; go. 4 .peibsr II
--73e; go. 2 semii6tr 73--74e;
Ro 8 geuii9tsr .inb,imii4r 72-
73t; 80. a semiidtsr 71-72e.
Hossen. - Ro. 2 ueusr $1.sO
Ro. 3. $1.T-1.79; Ro. 4
$1.73-176; prpbe S1.68-1.72.
Wbisfep.
Ga ipurbtn beiie 140 Gdiitr c..t
Der gafis Don $3.50 per GaIlous o,r'
iauit.
Grcetries.
Qaffes. - Sdpa 27-32e; Wios
4a 27i-30e; Guatemala farsp
Isle; DO. gutter 17ae.
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paTtpr: unb nit tDtlthen Wors
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@eIT6iOrn. = Siir San. $1.i94-
1.202; Gm S4IuB S1.19s. Sir Nai
A17t-l1si; ON S4.ub S117f.
Safsr. = Sir Tea. 69a-71c; ON
SdIub 7O3c. 5iir Rai 6s4-69c; ON
Sdlub 6Ssr.
ROsssn. = go. 2, S1.s0.
gerfts,. = S1.10-1.40.
simot6p. - $5.0o-750.
alss. = $20.00-26.00.
port. sir San. S46.60-4712;
am S9lub $46.95.
SamaIs. - Sir SaH. $24.45-
24.77: am StIuB SPAS. Sir Rai
s24-25-247o; ON 'G&Ius -S2425.
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Die Situation tai ii4 I'm biefasn Sab
nsrsss MAI psganberi. DE WadIrsss
ss4 DarIeben sar eiHe eRte uno @de ~
tl. Gar 4erfsbsa wusssn psa tsa Dan
len 0--GXE bers6asf, bic Neftef absl
,lseinsu Tasietsn ssa san' tn ~.
nsAsd ssi nm Dsss
sushsn ~ pasi Jsii6eu 6anien ssysauft
Dss Gssnissrsss bstrdet 60s SsdmIs psr
Die00.
us4id suI esssts-
eidt. .Bs4ief auf 9eHsoH par,es ~
LIT BRO 81. etsrfing quotiri. Gea.
d ani HsrIia uurssn nidt auoslrt: iiv
@edfd suf Basis iL7oe pro Gsanr. sui
HfnItefssm l5e pro 0niDsn. @edld
iui sgiea uurbsa niht quotirt. girss
l4t. Rubd 14kr. Stodteim pre- Krone
o.los, 6ranes to6reiD 234c.
rHass. rtlIsaitsnm
parsn rubie rno itsiis. Gh 8aaisn quo.