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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
HIN SCANDAL BREWING
pavarian Accuses High Prussian OF
licials of Graft.

Copenhagcn, Nov. 22.-The max
mos of a German Government scan
dal are contained in an article VIII
Ten by DR.. Helm, leader OF the ba-
varian Peasant party, attacking hi%l
officials of the Governments pur-
chasing and distributing agencies
for private profteering at public eS-
pcnsc.
Discussing the sale Of the Danube
mcrantile fleet. established by the
Central Purchasing Society for trans
porting grain ard food products
from Roumania and hungary, to the
Bavarian Lloyd, 4 private shipping
concern, DR.. Helm shows that, the
Ravarian Lloyd was given an extra
ordinary bargain. FIe charges also
that Privy Councillor Frisch, manas-
inm director of the Central Purchas-
ing Society who negotiated the SAFE
has become Il director of the steam
ship concern as has = high Eayarian
official -;
Dr.. Helm declares that six other
high officials of the Government
purchasing agency ar" in the pay Of
large private concerns. The Central
PURCHASING Society is Govern
ment monopoly established to pnr-
chase and import foodstutfS FROM
abroad. The Bavarian Lloyd Is 4
Danube shipping concern in which
the Hamburg American Line and the
Bavarian Royal House are Interested.
DR.. Helm, who is president OF the
50. callcd Peasants League. long has
waeed war against the various gov
Ornamental food and raw material
monopolics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
PUBLIC SALE HANDSOME HOUSE.
AND LOT.

will offer for sale, at pubic alic-
ton in front Of the Market House.
in The City Of Alexandria. Va, at i
o'clock VI. oil Saturday Dee. ). 1871.
she handsome residence of the late
John 4. Marshall, sos Wolf street.
This is one Of the best buiic houses
in the city; large, beautiful grounds
surround the house. covering quar-
ter Of a square. large pa!l"r. rcccp-
ton room, dining roGm, buffers
pantry on first floor; five
beautiful bed rooms, bath, large
closets. spacious hall on second
floor: } bed rooms, toilet
servants Quarters, on third flor;
handsomely finished stairway, ma
i1orany and walnut rail and newell.
with handsome bronze statute OF
newell. The parior is equipped with
handsome marble matcls. large and
costly mirrors oyer same. open iirc
places, handsome chandeliers. she
lower part Of the house or basement.
has six compartments, wood and
coal hunkcrs. store room. rurnanJe
room. ana large kitchen. This Is
considered one Of the hand&omcSt
homes in the city Of Alexandria.
TERMS or SALE. CASH
Thomas l.. Carter Auctionecr.
279-l5t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM

n, B..-FolIowing schedule figures
published only as information. Not
guaranteed.
Trains leave Union Station, Alex
andria:
AT a. M. Dai!y--Mcmphis Spec
ial. Sleeping ears and coaches for
Lynchburg, Roanoke, knoxville,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Washington sleeping cars open after
1000 p. m. Dining car
7.:27 a. M, Local TO Danvilic.
TAT ag M, Daily--Lncal co liar-
risonburg. Buffet parlor car.
or Il. NJ, DaiIy--U. 5. fast mail.
Coaches and sleeping cars to Char
lotte, Atlanta. Birmingham, Ne"
Orleans. Sleeping car Salisbury t"
Ashcvillc. Dining car.
9.:}T a. M, Daily-Manas#as Dram"
and Charlottesville and limited be
vond to Atlanta Coaches only
4:02 p. M, Daily except Sunday
Local to llarrisonbur@. Hatfct par
Tor ear.
La y. m, Daily--l.ocaI to Omar
IottcsyiIlc. Parlor ear to Warfcntoh'
daily except Sunday
5:l2 y. m, Daily Birmingham
Spcc;al. Coaches and sleeping cars
to Atlanta and Birmingham. Dn!hS
car Daily tourist car t" California
SOP p. m., Daily except Sunday
Local for Warrent0E.
T:l7 p. m. Daily--AugUsta Spec
ial. Coaches and sleeping cars to
Charlotte. Columbia, Aiken and Au-
gusta. Sleeping cars to Ashcvlile.
Dining car
1902 p. m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
Chattanooga Limited. (V.a Lynch
burr). Coaches and sleeping cars to
Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga,
New Orleans. Dining car.
1l:O2 p. m. Daiiy-Ncw York &
New Orleans Limited. Al Pullman
train. Club and Observation cars to
Atlanta and New Orleans. Sleeping
car to Macon. Dining car.
S. d. SHELTON,
Union Ticket Agent. Alexandria, Va
r. II. DeBUTTS,
Division Passenger Agent, Washing
ton, d. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
FEDERAL, POLICE PLANNED
To be Used for Guarding plants
And Railroads Where Needed

Washington, Nov. 22.-aArny de-
partmental commanders have beer
relieved Of the duty of asslgnin-'
troops to guard industries ana fa''-
roads, as the first step in the war
Departments general plan 1or g
operating with the states IN sys-
tom Of internal control during the
war that will not drain the hght-
ing forces. Hereafter all requests
for guards, either from state au-
l,ho,;t;es a.. from manufacturers,
mnst he made to the adjutant-gen-
erals office for reference to the
Militia Bureau.
Soldiers now doing police and
,ysschman work will be relieved soon,
and to supplement men Tor sue"
dutv furnished by the states, the dc-
nar,mcnt is preparing 20 organize
), special force of Federal police,
src,:~miltiary in character,
Inquiries have been made OF the
state Acknowledgement for informa-
lion that will form the basis for CO.
nncration. There is no purpose o.
taking over the home guards or con
c,,hu)a,v. but the Federal Govern
rornt wants to know just what Tn"
states may be expected to do.
The new Federal forces will ap'
proyimate the constabulary organ''
ze,ions of the states and vii! have
norc Of the disadvantages Of nj
litary body.
IN its communications to the ao'
infants. GENERAL. the department asks
for reformation as to peculiarly eS
ro,od industries threatened by large
nc,rbv alien enemy populations. II
srcn cases a force of police suit
Gent to control any uprising OF, u
necessary of troops, will be station
cd Stress is laid by the department
however, upon the fact that the laws
TO be enforced are chiefly state laws
and that it is the duty OF the sts''S
10 provide all possible protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
|. W. w. MEN ARRESTED
Two Trunks Full of Papers And
Plans Also Seized.

L ldllS hiSO tOclZtu-
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 22.-Two
trunks full of papers, some Of which
are said TO contain plans Of the IN
dependent Workers of the World,
have been seized in Butler county,
Kansas. it was announced yester-
day by Fred Robertson, United
States district attorney for Kansas
Arrests in Butler county reached
so, but Mr.. Robertson said num-
Der had been released.
Word was received from FL Dora
do, Kansas that IS men had been ar
rested there and charged with con-
spring to foment riots in the oil
fields.
Dr.. Albert Barr, secretary OF the
Tulsa. Okla, local of the Indepen-
dent Workers of the World, and
Paul Haiack. who is said to have
served four years in the German
Navy, were among the 26 men ar
rested at Augusta.
Ironwood Mich. Nov. 22.-Eli Hin
rala was arrested at Bessemer On
Federal warrant charging that
he was found advocating anar.
chv." Hihnala was leader in the
independent Workers of the World
troubles at Bessemer in july and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22

fornia within 20 days aud VIII Re
distributed in Atlantic Coast states;
ACCORDING q a.. Rolph,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
KNITTING IN CHURCH !.
Minister Encourages Women to Bring
Their Needless

Denver. Col, Nov. 2.-Ihe Sun
day morning sermon Of Rev. /. T..
Longacre, local Congregational NM
lister, is now accompanied by the
merry clicking Of a hundred pairs OF
lo;tfino needles. Women Of his
congregation, unwilling to leave OIL
ll.cir knitting Of sleeveless sweaters
and other comforts for the Sammics
pctitioncd tie pastor for permission
70 knit during the service. lie not
only agreed, but assisted them to re-
cru:t members for the San!ay morn
ing Emitting class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Norfolk ard " ashington
Steamboat Company.

Every day in the year for Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
points south via superb, powerful
steel palace steamers.
Through connections made at Nor
folk with steamers Of the Old D0min-
ion Steamship Company for New
York and Merchants and Miners
Steamship for Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
srCAR FOR GAR SEIZED.
Ten Thousand Tons Bought Before
Revolution Will Relieve Shortage


Here.
New York, Nov. 22.-Thc sugar
.bortaro situation in New York and
New England was relieved some
what Yesterday by the seizure BY
George NJ. Rolpll, federal sugar as
min;strator. of 10000 tons bought
for the former Russian imperial gov
crnmcnt and by Mr.. Rolph's decls :
ration that % car loads OF beet
sugar are on the way from the West
10 Boston and New England points.
The sugar seized yesterday was
attached Tuesday by the Marine
Transportation Service Corporation
in connection with suit against
former Emperor Nicholas of Russia,
seeking to obtain $2.S00,00O for al
legged breach Of contract. The pro-
ceeds from the sale of the sugar VII
be amcnable to the writ Of attach
merit. This saga. which has been held
in storage here since its purchase
for the Russian government before
the downfall of the Romanof dynas-
~, is to be placed Upon the market
Immediately and distributed to the
retailers through the American Re-
f!ners' Committee.
The shipment to Boston from the
West contains $4,000 bags, each of
100 pounds weight. In addition s.
900 tons of-Western beet sugar win
be received IN New York from Cali
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Maryland, Delaware aElc
Virginia Railway Co.

Steamers Of this line leave Alex
andria every Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday. at 4:45 p. m.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THE
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS
Cuisine and appointments uneXcei-
ed.
Freight for Baltimore, Phlladei-
nhia and New York solicited and
handled with care. Through rates
and bills of lading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore, S3.25;
with return trip $3.50. State rooms
one way $20o and up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
" asi!ington Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect July 2, 1917.
t0r Washington and points north


Fog Washington and points north
daily sos, S:223, S:@3, 1923, l0:15 q.
N. l2:Ul, IS. 2:30, Through tram
for New York. Via J. L. r. 5:ll,
:.53, S:23. | :33 p. m.
Saturdays only. ~ p. m, and
Sundays only sos p. IN
FOR FREDERICKSBURG. richmond ond
points south at 4:37, 1852 (locaD and
g:47, s. m. l2:iG, 1922, 1882, SIT
flocaD 1902, 9:47 p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Quantico at
1l:18 a. m. daily and o:15 p. n. Sat-
urdays. Night :rain leaves II 30 y.
m. daily for stations Lorton to Fred
cfirkshurg inclusive.
NOTE-Iines of arrival and da-
osrture and connections not Znarsn-
te
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
3nr @ei6idte Der SOp6ismcn.

Seber, Der ii4 einmal nit 2oga
Su beiadftigen nugetungen, tennt pobl
ben ib0nen rareterI9lub": Rad Der
Gebouptung zines &rsters limb ale
&reter 2iignsr. SoIgli6 lit bod aud
CT Elm 2igner, ba er ia eiu Sreter lit.
ST er aber em Qiiener, 10 bat CT To-
eten selOgen, Yetne 8ebauptung mar
faIif, Die Rreter iinb aIIp teins Gig
ntr. Grao lit au6 er tein 2usner.
Seine Se6aAptung iii oesbulb pabr.
Die 8retsr iino aber conn pteber
Giiansr. Diitbin bat bod aub er ess
logon. Wem er nun gelpgen bat
aip. ab iufinitum. 4uf jeoem .pens
uale" bosiert Der .Ulaeiiter" bieIes
9tiIpiel mebr ober peinger rittie uuo
rerlongt pobl aud Gbnlibs Shliife.
gtipos 9InolOges 1T einmal iogar in
Wirtli6teit Dorgetomm.n. Sn Der
ft0nen 3eit, ba mnn nod nitt an
Ipiu y8iiraerli6es @eIeBtud" bahts
unh in DeuriAlano duf Dem 9ebiste
hes Re6ts oles orunter unb briber
gina, beirdt9stc bic Wittrpe eines abes
lissn RittersutsbeIibers ben Sauslebs
rer ibrer &inoer, eiHen 2heolO9en, Der
ober erit aonbioot nor. 8nmals gait
bort, po bisfe0ei6itts iicl sutrue, fir
bns Bolt bi. ,BommsrnYfs 8auerns
ornnung", fir rem glbel UNI ben 6oees
rem 9eomtenitano bas ~gllgemsiu.
Greubiide 2anbredt". Do nun Der
SuusIehrer nod nift qfarrsr mar,
alir audi bem bDheren 8eamtenItdns
be nod ni6t nneeb0rte, 10 gnlt fir i9u
bic .gommerni6e Bautrnorbnung".
Rad bieIem Gsiesbute lebte er NIT
feiuer Trau in Giitsroemeinidsaft,
l.nb ba lie RittsrSgutbeIiberiu mar,
iuuroe er 91ittsrautsbeiiBer SnfoIges
oe6en onlt nun fiir ibn oas nBreuBts
I6e 2anore8t". Nn6 oieism le6te
er jeooh nitt in 6jiitergemsinIfoft,
NOR dlTo aud uibt Ritterauts6e'iber,
ipnoern mar tlob Der Ulann ieiner
Trau unb Sonbibat. 9tIio gait fur
itr nisber bic ,punmerrThe 8ousrns
crbuuna", CT mar Disber Rittergutss
beftber ufp. ab irfiuitum mi.
u6sn. Der Sa1 nirbe tppbl aud els
rem ialOmonifden SturFFnn getrost
babsn, unb renn bic Setheiligter nitt
eeIfprben iuGren oter teine Reform
reg gioilrehts Iiattsefunbeu bate.
Ic nGre es beute uch unentIdTeoen,
Of Der annoibat RittergutsbeiiBer
mar cher niht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08

3udeL preiis feff; Raffinir.
ter Gut 2oaf $10.S0; popbtre6 So
40; CUBES $9.75; sranuIirter 1920;
gonfsttionsr u" $9.15; OFF .as 81
s5-8.95; ipeiBer extra $S.65-&75;
utra &c 1886 per 100 pfunb.
Retafies. - Warii jiet,a =
Qetp Orleans Open aettsI 55-65c;
Centrifugal 43-45c per Gdlone.
Reis. = gyira fantp Seao So
04e; fancn 8-Sac; ieconb Seao 7ac;
gtbrrdtner 6se: Japdn 7i-S3e;
Blue Rofe efe per pfunb.
Daitssprohufte.
guttsr. - Harit 3ismli9 Isb.
bait. preiie felt. - MboIsmiIt sytra
44c; CENTRALIZED erira 41ac; Gsnira,
Iissb firfts 391c; iseonbs 36e; Nanep
Sairp CSC; padiua Stod 80 CSC.
Rdfs - Warit fietis; ShiO 25e;
Rorbmsitliber 28-26ac; Rem gcri
&c; S4pei5er 37-05e; 2imburesr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e Der y,funo.
gter. - Wnrtt rubia unb bts
preife feffer. = prima firffs Siibner,
eier 39e; firifs 37k; orbindrs firits
35Ac; fetonDs Bic per Dubenb.
@effusel. - Warit lsbhoFt.
prsife ifetis. = Hrpilers 2 g,funb
Y. bariiber 26e; HroiIers 1--1a piD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08

ten Sur ReiniguHs unb errbiiIiung
Der sSeanuts benust plro. Das 4Sea.
nutsUaebi, peldxs ais glenenprDputt
na4 BEN ausi4Iassu bss Dds Sus
riidbleibi, 1T eu berUorragenb nabr.
haftes 8ishfutter.
9us notwithstanding Depdrte.
ment rGtb nuE nibt etiDd, bic pean.iis
an bic Stsas Der 8aumpole Su lsb,n
nnb auf iolde Weiie lDrberum on ms
iplrtbi aGttll6es, einieitiges Spittm 81
betreiben. sSm @egentbeil eeben isire
8Ori9Idgs babin, bic peunut nur in
gepifen @eaenben gu Der SsrfeGung
eines tDOblbegli6enen Wiripf9afts6ss
triebes gu MAIDEN unb iie ndmsntlif
bort ein5ufiibpeu, no Der Boil Ds,pil
Deoeutennen Shdoen anrtftet, um lln
9egen gu ibpere8erluite in Der gdurts
DOIItuItur ii6er gu itelIen. Osr Sar'
mtr bruu6t tein Bebentsn 3u tragen,
ben 9lnbou bieier Gelofruht iiber ieiiR
grnlpartidemSeoiiriniiie 5lutSdrpei.
ne lmh Rin6crfiitterlmg arl53Moeb.
nen. @enn Der gueis Der Peanuts
5ufdIiq meortg 1T, 70 brau9t er nur
mebr Saneine 5rr gldit uu5utaufen
unb fetne peunuts bur6 Die gerfiits
terung an Iie auF Den Ntartt gu 6rins
gen. SIT Der preis Der Peunuts odz
gegen bod, 70 fam sr Tstneu ue6erz
'hub brett auf bem Wt1rit ber!oers
then. Dogsgsn pdre ss h6hIt bebeuts
lih. idbreir. jubruus Peoruts as als
leinigs geIobringenbe 5elofru6t Grgus
bnuen, unb man piirbe oumit bic
qleit,e Sborfeit begsber, bersn mon
ii6 fbulbiu ma6t. pern man iif cirs
aig unb aleir ouf ben Grtrag Ter
'Soumtpole rerlGbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08

Hinbspieh. = Der Glarft bdi
fid btut btDeuttnb sebpben unb bic
pfsife iteben Inn Is bis % Gents il6er
tensn DON WittpO9. Die Ra4tras.
NOR beionbers na9 ben bsiiersn luaz
litGter cine CUTE. Cute Stoders uno
6sebers !uurbsn OisI bessbrt, anOere
ni4t.
Wiittlers unb iansre Stiere $500
200; Jlsii6.rsStisre $7OO-9.>
70; aussriefens bis srtra $1,000
11.50; Seifers $5.50-8.25; auserles
fsns tis srtra Ss.5O-9.5O; aiibe So
50-7.50; auserlsisne Bis ertra $7.75
.-8.75;. Gamers $5.00-5.25;
Wilhfiibe $45.O0-120.0O; StOdsrs
uHb 6eebsrs S6.O0-S.50.
gWllen. = Die 3ufubr mar ses
ring unb bic prsiIs tparen itetia bs
feft. Ra9frngs gut.
Tette 8uaen $8l0O-8.50; Bologna
$6.75-7.75; magers uno lsi9ts $5.s
5o-6.5O.
adrbsI. Die Na9frass mar
cine suie bic 3ufubr mdbia unb bic
prsiie nm 25e lOber.
Bette leihte &Glbsr $15.00-15.s 2
"a; fair Biz CUTE $l2.O0-1475: brs
oindrs uHo srobt $6.00-10.00.
9 9ptine. Martt sislnIi4
lebbaft uub fart, preiIe 20 bis SOC
bOber aIs geftern. Der Wartt I&lOB
fart. 2ei4ie gerianOtIOrtsn paren
beIonbers begebrt. :.
aluseeIufie S6ipere $500; iair
Biz cute 8erpaduugsiorten S18.O0-
1920; mittlere $17.50-18.20; lsids
I. gerianotforien, 120-155 pfunb,
$17o0-17.50; oroindre Bis CUTE
5sr.el. 10 qfuub uno arunter $12.s
O0-15.50; or6indre bis auserlsTsns
ihpcre fette GGue $12.O0- 1850;
Stags $12.00-15.75.
9 6afe uno 2dmmer -
Der Wartt tpor Isbbaft uno fart
i'm preiis. sJait all. in ben StGasu
befilloliten .S6aie unb 2dmmtr fans
ben abnabms.
S4afe, aussrleisne Bis srtra 1925
$50; fair Bis CUTE $7.50-9.00;
urbindrs $4.00-7.OO; Bod. 500
unO bnruntsr. = 2Gmmsr, auserlsIsre
Bis EXTRA S17-50-17.75; fair Bis sas
te $16.00-17.25; iecOnbs $13.00-
1850; GulIs unb orotnGrs $500
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Glmb'WsaBribtem.
@amftaa. 8. 9qtembsr.

Sam tag, 8. Sptember.
Der Obers SbiOfIuB 1T i'm Gallsr
begriffsn, BEL bieiiger Stobt abet iilsq
b,rielbe sttpas unb bate geftern Absnt
einen WaferItano DON 1875 SUB.
Die fOlsenOsn 9spei4en trafsn gs'
tern ftet eiH:
pitts6urs, ga.-e.2 SUB itsist.
Mbesling, VI. 9a.-7.7 Gnb, iteigt.
.gartersbure, 70. 8u.-10.9 SUB.
aanapbo 6alls. VI. 9u-2.1 6uB.
Gbarleitpn, 8. 9a.-7.5 Gub.
gOrtsmoutb, O.-10.O SUB, itsigt.
4ouisbille, ap. 80 Gub, iieist.
GDansDlIle, 5nb.-5.2 SUB, fdllt.
RafbOills, Senn.-9.3 SUP. iteigt.
Chattanooga, 3snn.-101 5ub, Itei9t
Gairo, Sa.-11.8 SUB, fdllt.
Mempbis, Ssnn-8.0 SUB, fdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Rem gort.7. Septembsr

- NNff~
Rsbl. = Rartt D.rdnbsrIi&; 4rn.
ter paients $l0.65-1O.9O; Mmttr
Straigbts $10.15-10.65; amlas
Straigbts $11.15-11.40. aIlss neuss
fir 3uiubr.
gOrrlmsal. : gaartt fsiis; tlIn
brieb 1886.
DeiasR. - Warft fetis; TO. 3
rOtbes, glo. 2 bartes uno Ro. l 9iOr.
tbern Duluth $3.50 c. /. I. Reip yOri
fir 3ufubr.
Dei9tOnr. = Wartt fart; go. 2
selbes S2.27a unb SO. 2 ssmiidtss
$2.233 {. i. I. Reip Dori.
Safer. - Rartt feit; StanoarO
70 Gents.
Sopfsn. - Rartt feiier; Stats
mittlersr bis auserlsiensr 1917 10
SOC; 1916 nominal; paeific Eiite
1917 35-38c; 1916 2O-25e.
S9ral5. - Wartt fart; Wtibbls
eNf $23.90-24.OO.
9lnbere artitel unperGnbert.
3udsr. = Ro6er. Wartt nominal;
Centrifugal S7o2; Wulafss S6.14,
raffinirter 3uder rubis; isinsr sranu.
lirier $8.40-8.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Ghie a. o Z Gsptembs..


S4psine. = 3ufubr 1000. Marti
itetia unb me:iiens 10-15c b5ber
iibsr benz ssitrissn prefis. Buff $751;
85-18.05; tIfts $16.50-1S.20;
ssmIi3te $16.45-1S.35; iaipers
$16.35-18.35; rauk $16,35-16.s
So; 5ertsl $11.25-15.75.
Rinbbieb. = 3ufubr 1000. Warii
itstig; GiHbeimiite Beef Sti.rs ST.
50-17.OO; Mefern Stiere $3.50
1925; Gtoders uHb Geebers $500
9.25; Riibe unb 9eifers SAGE
50; adIber S12.00-16.O0.
S4afs. : 3ufubr 5000. Warti
itetig Bis 15c bobsr; Wtbers $7.S5-
11-35; gtDes $7.50-11.O0; 2dmmsr
$11.25-17.60.
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Uefddftsyspiert uurstn Sn 6-6H< bis.
iont,rf. tss1iel aut Hoason parsn iteiis.
DIR 20 9ase S<72. gsmmereial bias, ~
zsss, t4.TltS. 5,9f t4.16H. .Rabsl.Gnptt.
luHsen S4.7oK, 6ranes olqi AIN, Rnsd
a.7ek; Narf, fetns Guoiirunsen; EroHtn.
isias Guo,irnaaen, xms 0t5l 7.15. RsseI
5.s6 5tuba S,di l71Se; Rabsl l7tE oi!'
Der. BaIren sossS< utsSltanlite Soaafs 7se.
Nftisn Narfi mar beuis
ungeres,It nab bw Yrsiis I'M Gussmsinsn
i1wsG.
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Meetaa.Msr.t.

9spgort, z. SeptsHlbsr.
aupfer. = Wlartt ftstis.
glsctrolDtie. Uiarlt nominal
biertes Guartal $25.00-26.50.
eifen. = Wadrtt itetis nno unnsr'
anbert.
3inn. = IDartt ru9ig; $6o.50-
61.00.
9lei. = Martt rubis; 9s-1ose.
Spelter. = Utartt rubis.
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26e; 9xbne 15s; Sii1nsr 23c;
5rutblbusr Don 8-1O 9}fb. 2Oc; DO.
nit irummer gruff 12e; GulIs Be-;
iunse entsn bon 2 pfnnb un6 bori,
Der 18-20c; aIte fpeibe gnisn 1Sc;
Gdnfe 8-12; alt. 9aubsn sl50
per Subenb.
Obit unb 9emHfe
3itrpuen. = California $7.OO
$50 per aiiis; atmes $1.00-L.s
% per aiite.
Drdngen. - California Hapefs
$2.50-4.00; Gloriba $4.00-4-25
per aiits.
pfirfi6e. = Glberta $1.75-
$2.25; Birsinia $1.25-1.50 per 9l.
JungeaepfeI. = R.eIs 75c-
$1.00 per gu. ;9ubtGeb, 8tnona etc.
&.00-4.25. Wuibsn gIuib $3.50
500 per gbl.
9trnen. Sedle $5.00-6.O0;
per 9bl.; 8artIetts S2.75-3.OO;
Glapps JaUOritss $3.00-3.25 per
gu.
pfIaumen. Osfli5e abunt
bant $2.00-2.50; blaus unb rotbe
$2.00-2.bO per Crate Don 6 a6rben.
= Ddmfons $3.00-3.25 per Bu. !.
Sudermelonen. SnoIana
Standard, Crate $1.50-175; bo.
fla9es Grnis 20-6Oc; California
$2.50-2.75 per Stanbarb Gruts.
Weintrausen. Ginbeimis
i9e gontorb Zoe per ! gu. aorb.
z omat toes. : Ginbsimii4s
$2.O0-2.50.
3ortoffeln. - Ginbsimiihe
unb 9ouisDille $3.75-4.OO per Sbl.
uub 81 .20per gu. auf BEN Gei.:is.
SiibtartoffeIn - ala6amn
$1.50-1.65 per camper uno $425
-4.5o per 8bl.
Dafiermclonen. $1,000
-25.oo per 100 Gtiid
9urten. - ginbeimii4e 90c-
$1.00 per Bu.
pidIes. - 30-4Oc Der 100.
2raut. - GinbeimiI6es s1.00-
1.50 per g6l. unb $17.0O per sOu auf
bem 9elsifs.
Tsibe RHbsn. 5oc per
Blu.
3piebeIn. - Weibe $l3o-
LEO; bo. Boilers S1.Q-16O; gsloe
s1.25--1.50 per Crate.
3udertorn. - 3igaag 10
12c per 9ussnb.
Sung. Grbieu. - Rsp Yort
H.75-2.o0 per gu.
Crime huen. - Ginpeim'
ite $1.35-1.50 per 2 gu. Sad; eins
beimii9e Dadsbobnen $1.25-l.oo
per gu.
Rarotten. - ginbeimif4e Is
-20e per SuBsnb giinbel.
qanbsrobuit.
5eu.-R SO. / SnmOtbp 5000
2O.5O: gio. 2 5imotbp 5000 -20.'
90; 90. 3 9imOtbp $19.Oo-19.5o;
30. / asmiI9isr Slee 5000; Ro. 2
gemii9ter aIte $3.50; Ro. 1
Il alee $19.50-20.OO; Ro. z
Rl:e $19.00-19.5o; Sisiisss aI'
falfa $13.0O-16.50; ROgSsnitrob
$10.oO-11.OO; 9afsritrob $3.50
800; DeisenitrOh $S.50-9.00 per
2onne.
Wlblenfutter. = Wartt rus
bia. = alsie $31.50- 300; D2ibs
blinss brauRe $39.50-40.00; iUeibe
$43.Oo-45.00; ssmii&tss Guttsr
$35.50-36.0O.
SGmereten. = Warit fsiL
= aleeIameu S12.00-13.00 per Bu.
Dom Store; 1imoibp $3.30-3.90;
gu4tuti3en $1.25-2.0O; Gladsiamen
1925; rnsariidsr $500 per Blu.
DsrfGisbsnsa
GsIs Martt itstis. - geinoI,
sobs; $1.2S per GdIlOue in pars
lien IA gbl. 1875 9al0usu
S1.36; 10 SaIloneu S1.43;
seto9iss 1c mebr; RO. / 2aro.
SI $1.49-1.52, CONNER Ssit g..
$3.50; Cotton Geeo Oil raIf. ST..
23c per GallOus; 5srpeniin 46e m
partien BON 1-5 GdB unb 6Oc IN
Dartien pon 10 bis 25 galionen;
p.trol,um, Sbio Carbon Sia!e aeft
iOac; Sps3iaI Sorte 12e; Reo
grorpn @uicIin 24e; RaPbta Doc per
@cllone.
Sdla. - Ser Wdrit In feii. -
Obip Ripsr $2.01 per gbl. BON 100
ptunD. HlbrlobH biusussfiist.
Ealg. = Marit fetie. = pris
mo Giip 16a-17c; DO. Guuntrp
15.o0-15Ac per pfuno.
aoblen. - Nartt rubis. pittss
burg $5.00-6.00; &anapba $500
$50; g2ut anb Slad $3.50 $50 per
9onne dbgelisisrt. Rau9loie Stits
I.kfa.. &c IN af~4kro,,t. 60 IN IN
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Yetaprlt9es ptlar,t

@etaprlides ptlarsr.
syn ben srfter Iieben Utpnateu oieIes
Sabres nurbsn nitt peniger sfs
1868 ai1bs- IN ben S.rabeu fer
Stabt Rem gprt burd llnfdle, sum
grobeu 2beil ourd SGbrIdfigteit pocr
Seittiinn BON Qlutpmobtiiten uE5
Suti4ern, psrpunbet. Damon itarbsn
175 uub cine grpbe ausubl TT fir bas
ear5e 9eben pertritppelt uHb ertper5ss
unfdRig getpcrbeR.
gubneumiere.
SdauipieIer: rSerr Director, IN
oem neuen Stiid braube i'd bobe gel
be Stiefel."
Tireftor: ,Srnl @s 1T Elm Gleun
NIT 6ieieu uo6erneu ausitottiues.
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