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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18

per by railroad companies for delay in
furnishing after certain time after
demand. any car or cars or facilities
for shipment Of freight, or for delay
by the railroad companies in promptly
transporting and delivering to the con-
signee any freight received by 1t for
delivery and providing penalty and
attorneys feets.' Referred to COM
mittee on railroads and transporta-
tion.
BY harbsrt-No. Is, .An act to
amend sections 7ss, 1886 and 21s7 Of
the revised codes Of Montana OF 1907.
relating to the investment Of perma-
ncnt common school funds and other
permanent funds OF the state Of Mon
tana, by changing the provisions gov
erning the investment Of such funds
and adding provisions thereto. SO that
the earnings Of such funds shall be
increased. and repeating all laws or
parts Of laws In conflict with this act"
Referred to committee on judiciary.
~ eurn~orth-No. ~. IAN act to
amend section 1856. laws Of 1907. so
that certain assignments Of stock GER
tificatcs shall be considered prima
facia evidence Of fraud, when writs
Of attachment or writs Of execution
are levied on said stock" Referred
to judiciary committee.
Il. ]. Memorial No. by commit
tee on public morals, charities and re-
forms: "A memorial memorializing
congress to submit an amendment to
the constitution Of the United States
prohibiting polygamy." Referred to
committee on federal relations.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18
DANCING DATES BACK
ONE OF OLDEST ARTS

Dancing in its earliest form among
primitive races, was Il mode of ex-
preston for strong emotions, such as
JOY or sorrow, love and passion, and
even for the most solemn religious
sentiment but in later ages it has be-
come an amusement and has lost it's
high Significance.
In most ancient religions dancing
was one Of the chief acts of Worship,
ferpslchore, one of the daughters of
Jupiter. was the first patroness OF the
art. Dance, with song. was an integral
part of the professions OF the Egyp-
tian temples. The Cretan chorus,
moving in stately fashion, sang hymns
to Apollo.
Among the ancient Jews dancing was
the sacred expression of joy or sorrow.
Miriam danced to song of triumph.
David told Of the death of his son,
danced before the ark of God.
In the sacred dances of Greece lay
the beginning of all modern dramatic
art Aristotle placed the dance as
the highest expression OF poetry.
Among the cruder and sterner races
dancing was at all times the medium
Tor display OF savage or Warlike pas
sion, us in the case of the Pyrrhic
dance of the Spartans, the dance of
our American Indians and of me Zulu
warriors.
The ancient Romans would seem, ac-
cording to Tacitus and Cicero, to have
tabooed tho dance as a form of rec
reation. Cicero says, mo one dances
when sober unless M chances to be
mad Yet the patricians did not dis
dain to complacently witness the evo-
lutions of Nautch girls imported from
India
That dancing found no place among
Christian peoples in modern Europe
until well into the middle ages was
largely due to the opposition of the
clergy. Many of the priesthood, led
by ST. Augustine, condemned the prac-
tice as fervently as the Purltans of
New England. who saw only deadly
sin In dancing,
st. Chrysostom held that dancing
originated with the devil. Father Juan
de Mariana, in one of his sermons in
sisted that the dance had worked more
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-n You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no need
Of having sallow compleNion-dark
rings under your eycs-pimples-a bill
ious look in your faee-dull eyes with
no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for ealomel, are gentle in their
action, yet always effective. atThey bring
about that exubcrance Of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-
joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver
and clearing the system Of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. l0c and
Csc per box. All druggists,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18
SENATOR FOSTER DEAD,

Tacoma, Jan. 17.-Addison G.. Foster
former United States senator from
Washington, died here last night. Had
have been so years of age. He was
a pioneer of st. Paul, where he re
sided for many years before coming
to Tacoma. He was elected to the
by the state legislature February /
1899, after a memorable contest in
which his opponents We're Senator
John T.. Wilson and Levi Ankeny, aft
erward senator. He served until 1905
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18
USE ORR|NE
DRINK HABIT GOES

Don't wait for the drink habit to get
too strong q hold upon your husband,
son or father, for it can be broken up
quickly if Orrine is given him. This
scientific treatment can be given in the
home secretly and without loss of time
from work.
You have nothing to risk and every
thing to gain, as Orrine is sold under
this guarantee. If, after a trial you
fail to get any benefit from it's use
your money will be refunded.
Orrine is prepared in two forms: No
l, secret treatment; Orrine No. 3, the
voluntary treatment. Costs only $lO0
a box. Ask us for booklet
Missoula Drug Co, southwest corner
Higgins Ave. and Front street.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18
Simple Way to
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once and
that is to dissolve 1t, then you destroy
It entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces Of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this is all
you will need, apply 1t at night when
retiring: use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub 1t in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning. most IL not all, of your
dandruff will be gone. and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
: single sign and trace Of 1t, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You win find ali itching and digging
80 seSlue0p instantly. and
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel q hundred times better.-Adv.
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Every Woman Should Read This.

when I feel out Of sorts and there
are indications Of torpid liver. take
Chamberlain's Tablets and in a few
days feel like a new woman" writes
Mrs. James Fitzgerald, Batavia. N. Y.
These tablets not only correct the dis
orders of the liver, but improve the
appetite and strengthen the digestion.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-18

Little Miss Alice Havemeyer is a
popular member of the younger set of
the Ardsley club, the most exclusive
society organization in New York,
door pastimes. Her skating costume
is strikingly simple and adequate and
it mirrors the prevailing mode for
misses of her years.
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FAMOUS FARM SOLD.

Richmond, Walt was announced
here that G. *. G. Billings, the New
York capitalist and horseman. will sell
his 5,000-acre farm, "C,lrles Neck" on
James river. Is miles below Richmond.
and spend his winters in southern
California. The estate cost Mr.. Bill
lngs a million.
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Phlox may be set at almost any time
OF the year with good success. Spring
and fall are. Of course, the best times.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-08
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Biloxi, Miss. = Thomas Collins,
local blacksmith, forged a, 4O-pounu
iron cross and sent it to Senator Jas.
K. Vardaman with inscription: Lest
the kaiser forget"
Monroe, Wis.-17 officials of Mon
roe and Green county sent telegram
to Senator LaFoIette endorsing his
attitude toward armed neutrality
resolution.
Ossining; N. y MarbIe-finished
shower baths, individual writing
desks, inen-coYered tables and
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other comforts being installed in the
new West Chester county peniten-
tiaTy at Eastview.
New York.-American, buyers re-
turning from Paris declare spring
styles are blaze of brilliant colors,
and. that 'only high-grade goods are
being made and prices therefore are
high"
CIeveIand.-W. L. Codney is sup
posed to have drowned self, but only
clothes and note were found. Fore
sighted Mrs. Codney now sues for
divorce from Codney, address I'M
known.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-20
NaSisSrtise w wartte.
Ntp Qprt. 19. Nppember.

MebI. - Nlortt rubig; Sprins pa
tents $10.55-10.85; Diuter potents
$1O.5O-10.75; Wintsr Straigbts
$lo.2o-1o.50; &anias strai9bts
$11. .00-11.15.
Raismsbl. = Waartt itstig; Isinss
ipsibss unb gslbes $4.9o-5.15;
GOarie $5.10-5.15; aiIH 0r'eb
1915.
Rosgsn. = Rurtt pilig; 90. 2
8eitern $1.873 c. /. I. ReD gort.
Gsrits - Nartt itstiS; Seeding
$1OO-L05; glaItius $1.2O-l.35;
California $1.35-L4O c. /. T. %. ..
Deg6toru. Martt unseregeIt;
nsuss sslbes $2.085, Soften, 6ra4I,
Rsp yOrt ssbn Sage gerianbt; Grs
ssntins $2.05 I. o. b. Gar. R. .. BET
antunft.
6afer. - Martt itstig; StanOarO
73-734c.
Seu. = martt itstis; SEC. l, 81 10
g1O. 2, $1.55-1.60; 1o. 3,
$140-1.45; gsrfanOt $1.15-125.
Sopfsn. = gtnrtt 'pilig; Stats
mittIer.r bis auserlsfner 1917, 10
78c; 1915. nomiuslI; paetfic Goat
1917, 29-33c; 1916, 18-22c.
Sduts. - @ortt ftstis; sOsOta
41e; Central ameriea 40c.
2eber. - Rortt fsit; SenlOs Sos
len SO. 1, Sic; No. 2, 49c.
gcrt. - Wartt feit; NeB $4,000;
GaniIp $54OO-55.OO; SbOrt gIsc +
50.00-56.00.
StmaI1. - Martt tpiais; WtiboIs
Beit $27.SO-2s.o0.
sala. - Rurtt itstis; gitp ip.;;aI
IOis 17ac.
WoLe. - Wlartt fsit; Somsitle
sIeere Xxx Ohio unb peuna Toe.
3udsr. - Rober, Uaartt itstts;
Centrifugal $500; ROIaHss $6.02;
raffinirtsr, ftstig; Gut 2oGf $3.50;
Grufbsb $3.50; NiOuIs u $8.S5; Cu'
bss $9.1O; xxx pOpoereO $3.50;
pupbereo $3.50; fsiu sranulirter Gno
Diamond u $8.35; GORfectiOners' U
$S.25; RO. l, $3.50.
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9rt 0oobs.M
Cincinnati, 10. gaopember.

gineinHati, 10. gopember.
Der Wartt mar in Der berfloFen.n
No6e fsbr lebbaft unb bic prsiie
iiart. Die folesnoen auotirunSsn
puroen am SdIub nambuft semaAt:
graHner wlusItn great Gaus z
iSf. sooiisr llkt, Eseittuooo g g ts1ze. Gen
betfOn ynmtlD l4He, Rsppertu 1914 l21se,
DO. 9'4 SOC, Utica 10s4 50c, DO. 81 45t,
BRIGHTON 1894 42c, DO. o. 3shc
25e 5rnit Of itbe aoom isr. qpns6aIe ise, ,s
gnioHoiue f9e, 3iH 1sr 5ope f6he, sbootina
Siar i4e, gbtef f5iLe, Aepedfer lac, Clb Saiib.
fol f2he. Repperen io'4 Aht. bo. e.4 42hc.
qooustte t2c, iifiea 1914 soc, bo 9s4 zoe,
etiabion i0ss 44ize bo 9'4 AZ.
9rints nmerieau Eb.riiHg 1oe. Ger
iraI qori 9kc, uwericau S1H6iep II hc, U1our.
HinG iihc. Sim1fcn glourHlMa 1thc, einvs
len Flain @Ind f2c, Srab lie, Dadiic nuo
SdniilieH 1iviI HGteo iac. Tiilcuat 7he. Re
lance i0c
5tefna slerty,rs lie. cannrS 4oo-
$50 zoe. amosfena q g q go. Guesu Of toe
slsii X 34e, susausbonna 85c. gOHsftosa .
@tuabams- amssfsaa etuSIs i5A,
y r i5e, fbereti gldHic 1Ic aaHcGitrr
eiGple f5iIc. st 1bouas stapie 1D1ae
ShtrttHa BIutbs Riberiibe 12hc,
nnieihurp Shiriina 9izc. Clipper 1fe. Pdtto'
nal ilhe. alabama i4e. SIsHeaIe 15e. gee'
Gsnims - aenotG 27hc. RameIes 27he
Empire 2shc.
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ssa4s Giaaaaas ssas5 oieraaa, ben 20 gDDsmssr 1917

lei6te 8erfanbtiOrtsn 120 BIB 155
pfnnb $15.75-16.5O; orbiudrs BIS
quite S5ertsl ITO pfunb unb fpsni9er
$13O0-15.50; Orbindre big austr'
leisne f9pere fsite Sdue $13.5o-
1925; Stags $13.o0-15.50.
9 dafe unb 6 dmmer. = Die
3ufubr mar gsriug. Der Wlartt ans
psrdnbert, Die preiie ME lsste'
Samstag.
S3ofs, aussrIeisne bis srtra So 20
1000; fair bis CUTE $7.5O-9.o0;
prbindrs $5.00-6.75; 80te $5.25
uno peHissr. 2dmmer, auserIsiene BIS
rtra $15.75-16.00; fair bis 5rts
$14.o0-15.5O; feconbs $12.50-13 :
80; OroinGre $10.00-12.O0.
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flyer Stabt einen Duferftanb bon 1.
SUB.
Die fOlssnben Oepef4su trnfsr
pabrsnb bss eeitrisen Sagss plsl
elm:
gittsburg, pn.-6.2 SUB, fdGt.
Wbeslins, 20. 9a.-4.4 SUB, faat.
Partsrsburg, SO. @a.-11.5 SUB, ttat
saHttpba Sails, W. @a.-O.7, iteigt.
Gbarleiton, Us. gn.-7.2 SUB, itat.
POrtsmOut6, S.-e.77 SUB, itetst.
GOuispiGe, Sp.-9.1 SUB, fdat.
GoansDils, SuO.-5,2 5ub, fdlt.
ytaibDiIe, 2euu.-7.S 5ub, faat.
Chattanooga, SsHn.-8.O Jub, fdat,
Wtempbis, 5enn-8.4 Ssub, fdut.
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81 angel an Riltton'
men. Deil4tanen, bic nod Dor Elm
paar ,yubren 50 tpfteteu iinb iest So
bis S. pertb. SeIbIt 5u bieiem Breiz
ie fup fie nur fhfper gu erlongen.
lin Der @srTdpenbuns in ibrem Sc
iadFte Ginbalt gu bietcn, baben OteIe
Usilnbdrtier I'M Often bic 2ieferun5
bpn aanneR an tire Suuoer einges
iieQt uno permietben iOlde fir 10
Gents muuatli6. 8ieIer Wltetbprsis
1T niht lobneub, ba be Raunen mst
items ulfgeHabt fem fperbeu, ebe bic
8eiammtmietbe ibrer Saufnertb oett.
Der SaupttDertb oes gttetb: Mr.
rangements Iiegt ieooa in bem Gin,
psis hurauf, Oab Uir.htunnen cine
onIebnIi9e SopttaISanluee barItsIs
zen, unb Oa5er mOgIi9Tt seT4put tpers
ben IpQten
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Ghicaap. u Wppember

SdUttne. = 3ufubr 1900;
Martt fart; Built $17.40-17.75;
lsi6te $17.10-17.65; ssmif6te S17.s
20-17.85; f9Dere $17. 20-178o;
rauhs S17.2O-17.35; Gsrtel $40
-17.50.
RinbDisb. = 3ufubr 25.00O;
Martt unregeimdBie; Ratioe Stisre
S.15-16.25; Deitern Stisre $500
1896; Stodsrs uno 5eeoers 1856
-11.50; &iibe uno Seifsrs $4.7O-
11.85; adlber $3.50.
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Gbteaso, 10. RODsmbsr.

@eIidioru. = Sar San. $1.165-
LII; ON S6lub $1.16s. Sir Dlnt
$1.145-1.171; am S4luB $1.154.
Saf.r. - Giir 0s. 64-642c; Oil
e6IuB SAC. Sir Rui 64-64se; an
@dIub 64se.
ROgsen. = glo. 2, $1.79-l.Soi
@erit.. - $1.1o-1.35.
Simotbp. - $5.00-7.50.
als. = $2o.O0-26.o0.
port. - Cir San. $44.77-45.0 ";
am S6lub $45.07.
Stmal3. 5iir San. $24.27-
24.40; am SdluB $24.4o. Sir Mat
$23.67-23.70; am sdluB $23.7o.
gtippenIeitsn. - Sir San. So. .92
am G6lub $24.12. Jl'
Rai $22.55-23.65; am S4!ut
s23.65.
Butter. - Rartt ftetis; Grsame'
m 33-443e.
gisr. - ,0iurtt bober; 3ufubr g.
993 Siiten; ftrfts 44a-45c; protha'
rp firits 42-43c; auf BEN 9tartt Al
-44te.
aartuffsln. = @artt itsttg; gu.
fubr 60 Gnrs; 0iscOufiu, Rinnsioto
unb gti3isan Bull $1.65-1.75;
Side S1.s0-1.90.
GsfIiigsI. - 2ebenoeg, Wortt ME
briser; 9a6ue 15-1Sac; Sprtnssrs
1Ssc.
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wsls, sOnss ans sIttisu in as,u g0ri

gdAa,tspasisse surbsn in 5hs bis.
iuuliri. assdlL suf 2oHsou Tar.a ftstia.
Hnr 90 Tsgs s<7iK. Commercial Bins, %
9sae. A.7i. 6idt H-7s4, 9sbel.
anrsiiunsen $A7e 7li6, Sranes cid
b7lA, &atei 5.73;k Rari. feiuf Quot.
runssn; Rfeusu. isins GustirunstE, So!'
lan6iihe WuiseH Sitt AVE. aabd axe.
aire 6ikt 66s, aabsl s.57. Rubd 5ihi
i2.45; aabl 1895, Siibers Barren S5x.
Gsriiauii&e Soaars s5Ks.
gttteH eHmartt.-8leiH Don Der GroH'
uung an mar Der Iatii bsuis tart uno
ps,blirb 10 bio sum S4lub irotbem bic
Binsraieu bod uaitn.
0tifutata affffn
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NfbperHanben.

.sSsBt itsbsn gle beuts fhOn ipie0er
DOR 9eritt - utiifen Sie beun I'M.
mer ite5lsn!"
.Su, iGuuen g, Serr Geri6tsbof.
ID bab's NIT m getriigen oub fdpn
frUbiert ober bo bab' i5 bait gar
tsin Saleut rusu!'
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bdufe. : Wtartt mar rubis urlb
itetie. = VeugeinI5ens go. l 21c;
30. 2 20c; per pfuno trOdsns CLINT
30-32e; trodsHssialasns 2S-30c;
aalbfsQs 24-26c; Po. / guusn 16c;
Ro. 2 bo. 15e; Pfsrbebduts go. 1
srObe $3.50; go. 2 DO. $3.50.
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pferbe mns Wsamleiel.

Cincinnati, 10. Ropember.
Die GsI6dfts tparn in Der oers
flOfisnsn Wo9e le6boft unb Die prsis
fs fart. Die Quolitdt Der in ben
Wartt ssbra1ten pferbe mar i'm aus
semein,H gut uno ale fanOen abnabs
me. Die preiie tporen pie folgt:
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sisarins esnis.ilmiase.

oifafins esnisstiHiate.
Gie umidee I'M bisiissn Clearinghouse
bsIitifn ii4 beuie auf t7,b79, ,7sa
ssfafeffnrltafsn.
Ter Narit In 2sfsfieiafi Aisu usr beais
Isbbaiisr anb bic prsile efwss jsitsr Sa'
raasn Nsinina narea teionbers ~ Rah.
iroat, aud C6io z ate I'll murben tiDss
aefaufi, naren sbef fAmod i'm Srtiie.
9a4fsbsnbs Seriauis iino ~ btri4isa:
IN bes sisr:.
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Metaa sWtarft.

Rem gort, 10. HoDeutber.
3inn. - Mortt npuinsI; 1890.
8Iei. - Wartt rubis; $6.37a.
SpsItrr. - Wurtt rthis; $7.75-
800.
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sslmBsH adJridJten.

Dtsusto g, 20. gppember 1917.
Sm gincinHotier SiItritt tpirb ii9
Der Obioflub nur psnis berdnoern
GefsIa @bsns bate berieI5e bel sies
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HeberR6t oes Cincinnati
Wtarftes.
. iir bic Nontas, ben 10. aobsmbsr
1917 enoissnbs @s9s.
eineinnati. 19. 9Opember.


eineinnati, 8 19. RUpember.
Die na6fOIssnbeh Quotirunaen tss
3tsbsn ii9 uur auf gugros.1ransats
iIonsn. 8ei tleinsrtn Gti4dftsn lpers
ben stipos b0bers prsiis bersdnsi.
propifion n.
. d ma ). grima S!.am
q. .35-27. so; Gantp 28-2SIc.
3rodense alsenes Sleii3.
Short clear Seiten 28-283c; ertra
ibOrt clear Ssitm 27a-2Sc; iurss
Rippen 27a-28c; Bellies 304-30Ac
per piunb.
@erdu4ertes Sfeiitb. -
Sbort eIsar Seiisn 30s-31e; erlra
ibort clear Gsiisn 3o-30a;; turse
Rip5.H 3o-30lt; Bellies 33i-33ae.
sugar Gureb JIeif6.
Sdinitn 28t-29ae; picnie SduIs
tern 23-23ie; grsaifaft Bacon 81
40e; Sdultern in gad.t.n 24A-25c;
Rem yort Gut 25t-2ec; stirod ists
Beef S4uliern 34-34s per pfuno.
SabsepodeItes 5leiiA.-
S4inf,n 25s-26e; pienie S4ulte!u
203c; gsllies 34-36c; G4ultern in
padeten 20-201e; gtip YOrt eut
bo. 21-21ac.
!. GIif&es GIeif& : s4in.
len. fOie, 269-27ae; pitnic S4uI'
tern 20-21e; SGultern 23--235t;
iur5e Rippenfsitsn 26-27e; ib,rt
clear sfippenfeit.n 2e-27e; srtra
ibort clear Eippenisitsn 26-26al;
lsi4ie Bellies 35s-26se; i9psrs DO.
1856.
Webl unb Setr.ibs
MebI. - Minter patent $10.70;
WintT fanep 5000; minter famiip
50. 70; @intsr srtra $S.7O; Wiui.r
orSindr $500; Sariss @siasn pat.nt
I1.6o-12.o0; Sartss Meissn fump
S10.75-11-25; 5artes @eijsn fa'
milp sIo.1o-1O.5o; RortbpeRsrn
eemif4t,s $10.75-11.o0; RpsJsn,
gitp. rsinss. $l1.00-1L25; Roas
GEN, giib, ssmii4tss, SI10o-1l.25.
Wti3en. Der Rarit mar
ftsiis; go. / rotbsr 1920; Ro. 2
rotber $2.17; Ro. 8 rptber S2.13f-
2.14a; Ro. A $2.10-2.12 per Ba.
Wetf4torn. go. / peibes
1920; Ro. 2 DO. $2.2o; Ro. 3 DO.
1920; Ro. 4 DO. $2.18-2.20; Ro.
8 DO. $2.16-2.1S; 80. 6 bo. 81. 10
-2.1s. = Ro. / selbes 1920; Ro.
2 bo. $2.20; Ro. 8 DO. 1920; Ro. 4
DO. $2.1s-2.20; go. 5 bo. sale
2.1s. - Ro. semifdtes $3.50; ITO.
2 DO. $2.20; SO. 3 DO. $2.20; Ro. 4
bo. $21s-2.20; Ro. 8 DO. $2.16--
21S; Rp. 6 DO. $2.16-2.18. - Weis
bes aoIbentorn S1.25-1.30; selbes
apibentprn $1.2O-1.25; gemHt,tes
2olbentorn $1.20-1.25.
Safer. Ro. 9 iptibsr 6s3e;
Stanoarb psibsr 67a-6Sc; SO. 8
ipsibsr 67ae; Ro. a ipsibtr 66-67f;
0o. 2 esmiidter 66-67e; Ro. 3 sss
miI4t.r .inbeimii4tr 65-66e; Ro. A
semifht.r 62-64e.
Rosgen. - RO. 2 .nutr $1.74
-1.79; Ro. 8 S1.72-1.74; 30. 4
S1.70-1.72: probe, $1.65-1.7O.
Whistep.
gs ipurbm bsute 135 Tdiisr out
Der 9ofis BON S4.60 per SaIIons Ssrs
tnuft.
0rpctries.
aaffse = Sapa 27-32e; Wos
do 27i-s0e; Guatemala ian,p
1Sie; DO. gutter 17ac.
gsisa ...-.....I.......i i4h IS
nntss ,.................n tSh
eeu .;,................ .l3z t5A
ss o;sss secsstaa.s, ts,''.......... ...... isH az
rretusrp ................ .f2A -
3udsr. gr,iis fen. - Raffis
nirtsr Gut 2oaf S10.55; popeerre
$9.15; Cubes $40; eranulirtsr So
90; GpufsrtiOnsrs ~" $3.50; on
u" $S.60-8.70; tDeiBer irtra $S.4o
er.ra .G- $3.50 per bunssrt
pfunb.
molaffts. - Wastt ifstis. =
Rsp Orlsans Open 3stiel 55- 65,;
Centrifugal 40-4Sr per GaIIDns.
Rtts- - Ertra fanrn 6enh 81
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Gus siu.r ersabIura)

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49,. 9isr babe iH bas Bib, beg
Ma6s5isbers Suttmaies. 81 fab igH
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3ufubr.
Rinbp. S6Deins Sddts
12. Rop. 2545 972S 50
19. Rop. -. 1924 10290 16s
gerfaubt.
Rinbp. Sdpeine S6at.
I12- Rop. >. 461 1884 444
19. Hop. 538 8123 -
Rtubbieb. - Die 3ufubr nal
6eute mdbis, bic Radfrage biugs9er
isbr Iebbdft, Der Wartt 5ffnsts Is5'
haft uuo itart, bic prsiis itisssH be-
moH4eH 9srtGufeH um poqe 10-25c
Die aIlsemeine AuaIitit ipar eiufa4
aussrIsIsne S9lafttbisrs unb Set
fsrs iparn fart bis 10-15c bober
Die sinfadereu unb eetpobnIi4eT
Sorten parsn merit unberdnoert. RlL
be uno GoHners pareu in gutter Raft
frnge unb tbeiIpeije etipas h0bsr. Dl'
Ra4frage na4 guten, i9iDereu StO'
ders unb Ss.bsrs ipar Isbbait. abel
bic einfadeH, Iei9teu unb seipOhHIl'
den Sorten parsn langfam uno inum
itetig. Wiini5ensDertbe WiiI4tub'
warsu Fart besebrt unb bic prsii'
fir bieieIben tori. GetpObnlide uni
geringe WiId.iibe seisteu teine Sefis'
rung.
Rittlere unb I1tper. Gtiers 500
-f3.25; 5Itii9er Gtisre $3.50
9.75; aussrIeiere Bis srtra $1,000
11.5o; Ssifsrs $6.00-S.75; aussrlsa
iene bis ,rtra S9.oe10.00; &ib,
IS5.5o-775O; aussrleisns Bis sr.ra
S7.75-8.75; Gamers $5.0o-5.J0;
RiI6tiibe $5O.0o-125.00; StodsrE
unb syeebsrs $6.00-9.50.
BuIten. - 9uie bis oussrIsisn.
Bologna uno S9la4tbuIlen pareu
in gutter gaadirnse unb bieItsn ftstls,
bic setpSbnIi4en uno idpn9eu abtr
iparen Iansiam bei alien Preifen.
Sstte gull.n $S.o0-9.o0; Bologna
S7oo-8.00; Hasere uub ltitbte So
50-6.75.
adIber. Die 3ufubr mar
bsute esrins, Der Rartt lnusfam Inn
stpn fstis bis Sdmstass prsiTtn.
9sipSbnlite adIber pureu bdonosrs
langinm.
8sfie leiats Sdlber $13-Oo--13.25;
fair bis quite $1o.50-13.0o; orolHa'
re unb srpBe $5.oo-S.75.
S&peine. : Die beiitise 3u'
fu6r mar. bic grDbte bss NsanseH Sab
res, bic QuaIitdt mar rneiftens gut.
Die prsiis pareu meiit itstis hi.
Gomstas, Der S@luB NOR ftetis. Der
uHrfab elm gutter.
Auserieens ihtDere 210 pfunS uub
niebr S17.00; aussrltfene @erianbts
unb GleiI6triprten 100 yfunb lno
Hebr $17.00; mtttler unb semif9ts
16o pfnb unS Hebr $16.75-l7.0oi
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nirisr Gut aoaf S10.55; pOpeerrr
S9.15; Cubes $9.10; aranulirtsr So
90; GcuftrtioHsrs ne $3.50; on
n" $S.60-8.70; iDeiBsr iytra $S.40
$50; eg.ra e. $3.50 per bunseri
pfunb.
moIaffts. - Masti ffttis. =
Tsip Orlsans Open 3sttel 55-65,;
Centrifugal 40-4sr per gaIIons.
Refs. - gytra fanep Senb 81
91e; ianep S-sae; ierpub 6eao -
|7fe; sebro4ensr 5s-52s; Sapau "a
|-81c.
Gairbs prcouits
Butter. - Wnrit 5iemli9 Isbs
bait. prsiis isi. = @boIsnsiIt ytra
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Cincinnati, 19 Nop. 1917.
3ufubr unb 9erfanSt fir bic IsBs
ten 48 StuHben, DersIiden nit oers
i.lben 3eit Der Issteu Do6e. iiub ME
FoIat:
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NV " " u y 10. 5lupeh'ptl.
Die na6fOIssnbsh Auoiirunaen tss
jlsbsn ii9 uur auf gngros.1ransats
tIonsH. 8si tIeiusrtn Gti9dftsn lpers
ben stpos b0bers prsiis ber.dn,t.