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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
Ghitaao. 30. Mdra.

Sanein.. - 3ufubr 5000. -
Rartt iatuaa gu 20c bis 25c iiber
oem eeitrigsn prsile; Built $15.0--
1915: leitte $14.65-15.45; seuii8s
ts $14.90-15.5O; ibtpere 14S0-
1855; raubs $14.8o-14.95; Ger
LEI $10.75-14.35.
RinbDieb. - 3ufubr 1000. -
Rartt itstia; Giubeimii4e Beef Sties
re $9.10-12.90; Stoders uno See
BERG $7O0-9.8O: &ibe unb Seiiers
$550-1O.6O; 2Gfber $9.50-14.U0.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 5000.
Martt fart; Detbers $10.50-12.s
80; Gpes S900-12.4O; Gdmmer
$12.00-l5.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

Re NJ gOrf, 80. Mdrs.

Ren gorf, 80. Ttdr5.
Z aupfer. - Martt rubig.
glectrolptic. Wartf nominal;
5peites Auartal $33.OO-35.O;
brittes Guartal $31. 1.O0-32.00.
@ifen. = Uiartt feft; SO. / Nor@
tbern $40.0O-410O; No. 2 $3.50
Ho. / Soutbern $35.OO-
$3.50; $50. 2 $34.5O-35.O0.
.3inn. = Wartt rubiq; $54.75.
glsi. = Wartt rubis.
Gpeltsr. Wlartt rubig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
WeIs, gsnSs ans Nftien in Ne,u ysrf.

UefddftSpoSierr uurben - 4-4HS
tisfontirt. 0edid auf 2onhoH nsrtn lie.
iis. Sur % 1age s47l. Commercial
Bigs, so fsse, s4.7oK. Sidt A.7SK; 2s.
BET : anDeiiuneen s476H. Sranrs Gtdt
5.S4l ,9sbel S.s33x. Esrf Sidt 69s<e. ia.
bel 10. aroHen Sidt 1150, Habd 1l.Se,
Sire SiAt TIT, Rabel 7.76. Ruba Si6t
2S.4l. Rabel 2s.4S. Saber. Darren 72ttc,
Merilaniftt Eollars s8.
Gttisnmarft-Tte Rrise ssitisn bat.
ten teute ihres Ias Nab itieeen I'm Yreiie,
Die Glienbabn'Nitien aber bsiten in ben
neifsa daaen fIeias gsriufs auiiar sifsn.
gtieu6asR.aftisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
10. Gebr.,nr 1917.

g}cn Der 9torbfpeitede oes Sta0t'
fens gapallnle Siebt cine itnttIif)c
&alloitraBe se9en Siioiueiien, bir oers
cinii III ser @eidifte enc geriibrt'
belt boben tpiro. Sle fiibrt na6 Der
etma 90 SIM. entferitten 9tabba1taot
gQb5rt uno lit eiu Ebeil Der 9robeil
Hc,ttc gationale BON Salercienne5
nad Touen. gcn Den iibIiten bobet
Wappeln einaefnbt, l1uft lie ityln;rge'
ROBE oabin, na6 iener Qlrt frGt3oii'
ldrr Gtaats1dIiieen, Ole no irgeno
noalid) obne Riidlidst ouf Sobenge'
l.cil:ulg unb benadborte Srte auf
grube Strcfen bin polltontnten gerao'
Ii.Ia aeiiibrt peroen lmo nit enoIoier
9eripeftioe lid Dor benz 8a,,oerer nj
Die Serne jieben. gtid,t ,peit Dor ga'
oaun.e iibe:idreitet lie eine fIeine So'
Senioeae. 10 oab man oon bier aus
Die StraBe IN grober @eilenidpuin'
lungen ipeitbin pornuS perfolgen
.an:t. Cher i9 min iageil, eben1als -
pcrioleen fonrtte.
3pii6en 9apanme unb 2llbert Iiegt
bas @ebiet Der pilbeiten CONNIE
tGmpFe; bic StruBe fiibrt mitten hins
bur9. Wenise 4ilometer Dor 2llhrt
Iiegt on ihr So 9oiieIle, no i'm Snni
bic beiberi.itigen Stellunesn lagen.
sic mar fir bic GngIGnoer Der
Sauptipeg, auf oem iie gapaume sn
errei6en eebd4teu; auf ibr ielbit uno
su 6eibeu Setten bon ibr bu6en lie in
grauenponem Rinsen iih porpGrts gu
arbeiten sefu6t. Orei SiIometer lpeis
ter DON Ga 9oiisue bur9Spg bic
strabe posieres, redts unb lirts, in
aerinaen 9fbitGnben, ldgen OuilJers,
Contamination, Sbiepodl, bic Rous
qustfarm, gounelettss, Wlartinplih:
alIes Ramen, bic it MIR gu ueunen
braude, Inn bic Grinneruns oieisr
ipeltseI6idtIi6en Stdmpie pa6surus
len. glm Siiorunbe beg @aGbes BON
9repillers, Der fpeitlib pon gnpqume
auF elmer 6obe iih erbebt, CAB ss i'm
lebt.n CONNER eirs Reibe bon milttdz
riI5en 9ecbuhtunespuntteu, bic
tunitpol bod uno benz Seinbe uuiitta
bar in ben oberIten Wipfeln mdHtigsr
gGume eingebaut marin. Sier babe
i'd i'm @uguit seitanbeu unb aut bic
srobe, fiirtterlihe Sbla6t gu beieen
Seiten Der Strobe na9 aItert hins
uusgei6aut, nit itodenbem atbem,
bem Wanoerer dbnlid, Der BON bobem
llfsrfels aus nit unipilltiirlifem
S6auber auf Elm unter ibm i6ius
menbss unb briiusrbes Wteer 6tndbs
iisbt. glm SOri3prt fab id bic lang
bingssogene flahe gooenitpeQe. De-
rem S5be ppsierss be3sihnete unh De-
rem. sdbs 0srtbeioiguns burh uns Der
sraIiiten Offeniipe 10 piel 3eit unb 10
riefige Spfer ge,pitet bat, 5ur 9tntsu
uuf ibr bic Refte Der beriibmteH WdIs
Der Iisesn, beg Soureaur= unb bes
Deloille. .Waloss, ihoH bamals nur
nod raubsei6tp6r5te StummeI unb
5erfplitterts Stiiupfe.
Bon bem anf6etrenb frIt p5llie eirts
1eebneten Bo3eres mar ridlts ntehr Sii
erbliden: tdbl uiIb Dbe tpofhte fih bic
large SDbnItuie, fpie Der Sdmm elmer
isner ungebeiIreu @eIlenberge Der pa
Sifn6n Oiinunsen. gGber gu mtr
sepa9rts i'd rs9ts bic bis sur 1orm,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

fperpeH eIIpds 9opete ptelIe pt1eu'i'e''
proDtfipneu.
G6mafa prima Stsam
19.25-2O.O5; Jamilp 214-21ie.
1roden seial3enes Glet d.
- Sbort clear Ssitsn 194-2Ot;
Grtra ibort clear Seitsn 1913 1916;
flfr5e Rippsnisiten 19-19ic; Bellies
2ls-22ge; per pfun6.
S.rGu4ertes 5lsif9. -
Sbort clear Seiten 213-22c; ertra
ibort clear Ssiten 21a-22c; tur3s
Rippenieiten 21-21ac; Bellies 23ss-
24ac per pfunb.
Susar gureb Sleii6. :
Sdinten 24s-25t; qieuic S4ul'
tern 19-19sc; geatfait Bacon 26-
27c; S4ulteen in padten 20-20at
Rem yort Gut 2oa-2le; trotsne
Beef S4iatern 33-334e per Pfuno.
SIbeep6teltes GIeif d. =
S4intm 21-21ae; pitnic S6uItern
17-17ac; g.utlies 24-24sc; S9uls
tern 1S-1sse; S@ultern. Rem gori
Gut 1sa-19c per 9funb.
Grif4es GIeii6.- S4iu,eu
20R-2lae; pieuic S4uItern 169
174c; Sdultsrn 1s-1stc; tur3eRip'
penieiteu 18A- A-18ae; ibOrt cIsar
EippsnIeiten 1Si-194e; ertra ibcrt
clear Rippeni.iten 1sa-19ie; geIs
lies, Isi4ts 25a-26e;; gsIliss, i4tDes
re 24-241e.
Mebl unb Getreibs
Mebl. Mintsr patsnt $3.50
1000; Winter fancp S9.Oo-9.5O;
Winter familp $4,000; Wintsr
egtra $7.50-S.OO; Winter orbindrer
$7.O0-7.5o; Sartes Wei,en paisHt
9.50-10.O0; 5artss Weiaeu fancp
$8.75-9.25; 9artes Wei5sn famiIp
$.50-8.00; Rogseu, NOribtpsiisrn
eemii4tes $7.75-8.00; Rosssn, Gitp
reines S8.00-8.25; Rossen, gitp
semii4tes $8O0-8.25.
wsi3en go. 2 rotber Minter
2.17-2.19; go. 8 DO. $2.13-2.17;
gao. a bo. $2.0O-2.1O.
Welf lf9forn.-Ru. 2 tp.ibes 81
27a;gio.3 bO. $126s 1.27 $40. a DO.
$1.A-1.25; Ro. 8 DO. S1.20-1.22;
Ro. 8 DO. $1.18-1.20. - Ro. 2 sels
bes $1.25A; glO. 8 DO. SIPS; 30. 4
DO. $1.23-124; SO. 5 DO. $1.20--
1.22; g1o. 6 DO. $1.1s-1.2o. - Ro.
2 semiihtes s1.25S; go. 8 bo. $125;
Ro. 4 bo. S1.23-1.24; Ro. s DO.
81. .N-1.22; Ro. 6 DO. s1.1S-1.20.
- Beibes aoltentorn $124-125;
aelbes aolbentcru $1.25-1.26; ges
mildtes GolbentOrn $1.24-1.25.
5afer. Ro. 2 peiber 71-72e;
Stanbarb ipeiber 69-7Oc; glo 3
tpeiber 6S-69e; Ro. 4 ipeiber g.
CSC: 30. 2 semtiftsr 68- -60e; glo.
3 semifdter sinbeimii9er 67-N68c;
go. A eemif9ter 65-6ec.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 S1.70-1.s
73; Ro. 3 S1.65-1.70; go. 4 ST..
WbiBfen.
9er,auft wurbm 5s2 g6Is. Di.
Filters Gintikb goobs auf oer Bats
S1.47 per GalIous.
0roeertel.
1affee. - Sapa 27-32e; Mo-
ta 27a 3Oe; Guatemala fansp 1sac;
oo. gutter 173e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

3uder - Wiarft ieft. = Raffts
nirtsr Gut Coat $3.50; polpbereb
$S.40; Cubes $3.50; gponuIirter
$3.50; Gonfectioner .M4 $500;
Off "" $7.90-S.00; tusiber ertra
$7.O-7.SO; srtra e. $3.50 per
batnbert pfuub.
Mofaffes. - Warit ftetia. -
Rem Orleans Open astttl 45- 5-65c;
Centrifugal 25--35c per Gollone.
Refs. - Gytra farep Seab g.
l63e; fanep "a &c; iseonb Ssab A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
I'm Der StraRe Sapaume- albert
gOn Groi. Gr. Seors g B egener.

(ltnter ben teineu Stdoten uno
Srtitaitell ali Der fra!Iioliiben 6rolrt,
ore Don Der oeutiben Scereseitllng sur
gertiir5ung Der &iuien alfgegcbet
iin0. beiln6et ii6 uIb oas otelgc'
uonnte gapaime, on Dem Sic GraIan-
oi ii9 lange 3eit pdbreno Der groBen,
leBtjdbrigen Sffeniioe Die Sddoel ein'
Jeranilt baben. 9roi. Gr. @egener
gitt I'M Raditebenben einen bohin.
.ereiiantan 0fiidblif aif Die fdrftba-
rem Sample uro cine Sd:ilocruns Oe5
gd'Uen 5eritpiieueu 8eldnoes)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
alxsmdrtise Wdrfte.
Rep gprt, 80. @ars.
U2eb(. - U(artt felt.

Mebl. - Wartt felt.
Weiser. - Narit uilis; SO. z
barter $2.24s; Ro. / Rortbern Sus
lutb $2.35a; go. / Hprtbsrn wsunito-
ba $2.30a I. o. s. Reip yOrt.
Beidtprn. - Wartt pilig. -
go. 2 seIbes $1-32a c. i. I. Retr
gOrt.
9afsr. - Wsurtt tpiGis; Stanbarn
76-76ac.
G6maIs. - martt fsit; NfoDI'
Wef $20.75-20.85.
9als. - War.t tart; Sp5iaf 13a
nominal; Country 13-13tc.
4Hbere 4rtiisl uIrperinbert.
3uder. - Sober. Tlartt nirlis;
Centrifugal $3.50; MoIafss $5.O1;
raffinirtsr ftetis; feiner sranuIirter
$7.25-8.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
Wiebinarft.

Cincinnati, 80. MGrs.
3ufubr unb @erfanbt tpabrenb Der
lebien "a StunSen, persliet9n NIT bers
fslben 3eit Der porbergebelbsu bier
Gage paren ME fDlst:
3utubr:
GinSn. S1peine Shafs
26. Usdra =. 1923 4945 80
q. Rdsi 2s7 1852 .ls4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
gbicago, 80. RGrs.

Bei5sn. =. sir yaoi $1.e5a-l..
98t nm SdIuB $1.95s; flr SuIi
S163l 1861, am StIub $1.63a.
Delidtorn. - 5iir IRai $1.18-
119s, am S6lub S1.1S!; fiir Snii
S1.16s-1.17s, am Sdlub Sligo.
9afsr. = 5ir Msui 61!-629c, ant
S6luB e2c; fir SuIi 5sa-59sc am
S6lub 5Ssc
ROsssu. = Eo. 2 $1.69a.
@erite. - $l.0S-1.36.
simotbp - $4.00-5.75.
Slice. - $12.00-18.Oo.
port. Sir Rai $34.62-34..
70, am S6lub BATS; fir Suli S33. .
95-34,l0, am SdIuB $34.0O.
S9mal3. - Sir Wlai S20.17--
2o.30, ON Sdlub 5000; fir Cuff
$2o,27-2o.4o, am SdluB $2o.32.
Rippsnf:it.n. - Giir Mai 1885
-1S.45, am S4Iub 1887; fir
Suli $1S.52-1S.70, ON S9IuB
1885.
Butter. - Rarft bDter; Creamery
Gier. = Rarii b5ber. - Sirits
30fc; orbirdre firfts 29s 300.
aurtoffeln - Murit unDeran'
bert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

@efliisel. - aebenbes. Martt uns
perdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

Eie umfdbs i'm bitiisen gleariHgbaas
tsIisfsn fid beute suf s6,Si0,ssS-
ssiai.esinfttstsu.
gsra9on @sfiuiHs 90. toui.. Ohio Cities
Gas p,i. auo einc. Vss & electric 60. VI.
lien psreH beute IN siadfraae nno Die We.
i1aite waIen redt Iebbsff Iie joIeenssu
ysriduit iins ~ bsridten:
IN str HsSfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

Cincinnati, 80. 9drs.

2 Ht Il Il %. UtuI5.
Die na9folssnoeu Gupiirunssn be-
5iebsn ii9 nur auf gngros 3ranss
attionen. Bel tleinersH Gei4dftsn
tperbsn sttpas b5bere preiis berc4uet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT,

EGGS-Fancy. strictly fresh. 46: aver
age receipts, 4ia45: southern West Vir-
ginia. 43.
CHEEsE-New York state factory,
new. 27a2s.
BuTTER-EIgin print. 46lz: Elgin tub,
40 Y: process. Al: store packed. 34a36.
pOULTRY-Live hens. per h.. %;
spring chickens. per H.. 25a26; ducks per
ID, 2oa22; geese. per ID, 10al3: keats,
young, each, 40a50.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice,
per h.. 25a26: spring chickens 25a2S per
lb.; turkeys. per ID. 80: ROSTERS. per h..
19a20: geese. per lb 13al5.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. new. per
Dbl. ]. 00a6 so; per box. 5Oa2.0O: California
oranges. 35oa4 90: lemons. 5.5Oa8 SO:
peaches. 125a2 90 crate: grapes. Concords,
Alb. basket, lSa20; pears, basket. 25a2 SO;
chestnuts, Sail lb-
GETABLES-Potatoes. 3.ooa45U per
Dbl: No. potatoes. i.5oaZ;oo sweet po-
per Dbl: sweet potatoes. l25al.40 per
basket: string beans, per Dbl. S.0Oa9 90:
peppers. per basket. 75a1.oo; okra. per
crate. 2.25a2. so; radishes per 100, l.50a2. 90;
125a1 so crate; new cabbage. per Dbl,
1.76a2 90; beets, per bunch. 3a5: lettuce.
l.00a2.0O per basket; celery. 5oal 90 per
doz.; celery. crate. 5oa6 W: romatne let
luct, l.VUal. oU, sluaoti. o1''--oo per
crate: tomatoes. 1.25al.5o spring onions.
l. SOFAS 90 per 100 punches; onions. per
sack. 850a3. rs: spinach. 2. 50a3.o0 per Dbl
kale. 25a1.5o Dbl: corn, per doz.. 2oaao:
lima beans. per at. 3oai9'
LIVE sTOCK-Sheep.. per h.. las;
lambs. spring. 16: calves, per h..
l6; medium. per h.. 15al5h; common,
PoRK-Small, % lb; medium. % ID;
heavy. 20 lb.
sEEDs-Red clover. 145oa15.oo per
bu.: alsike clover. 125oal45o per bu. /:
crimson clover. 12.50a16 90 per pn Il TIM.
per 100 lbs; bluegrass. 3.ooa35o;
| GRAIN-Wheat, milling. per bu. 10a
go; corn. per bu.. 2.ooa2 %: oats. wni5e.
Ssa7o: mixed oats. 67ass; hay. NO l. zoa
rs: No: 2. 23a24.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 23-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of
6 to IS points today Trade interests
were buyers of the near months. which
were relatively firm. with December
selling at 27.55. or 80 points above the
low level of yesterday. while January
sold at 21.02, compared with 26.lS yes
terday Apprehensions that the cold
wave reported in the western belt
would reach the eastern belt tomorrow
also led to covering. but the volume of
business was not heavy. and the mar
ket became irregular after the opening
as a result Of realizing.
Futures opened steady; October 2S.35 ::
December. 27.40 to 2755; January. 200:
March. 26.75; May, 26.6S.
NEW ORLEANS. October 23-Pros-
poets of another cold wave over the
belt caused a buying movement in cot
ton here today which put prices 20 to
"a points higher in the first half hour.
Favorable spot accounts from the in
terror made for steady tone.
Futures opened steady. Opening bids:
October. $3.50; December. 26.14; jan
uary, 1905 asked: March. 25.s5; May
%,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
WE. "a. COMMON IS
TO RECEIVE A DIVIDEND
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The directors OF the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis r. Il 60.
have declared a dividend of 3 per cent
on the common stock OF the corpora
ton. payable October 81, to sAareho!d-
ers of record October -.
This is the initial dividend ON the
common stock. While not n quarterly
or other periodical distributions t"'
fact that the dividend was Paya'ie "h]
of the surplus of the company up 1"
September 80 would seem t" Indicate
that it was for the nine months ended
with September and that the STOCK
might be considered per cent eiF-
idend payer in the future.
Some Washington and Baltimore in
ferests have invested ~ tHr r"fhLai.E'
although it is largely cleveland en-
ferprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
FRANCE SEEKS MUCH WHEAT.

PARIS, October 23.-The purchase
abroad and transportation of about
l22, 100000 bushels of wheat and other
cereals is one of the problems Of
France for the campaign of 1918. Four
hundred thousand tons Of shipping a
month will be required for the impor-
tation Of supplies the country must get
on the outside
The realization of this problem will
be partly accomplished through the
unified allies purchasing board. clint
mating moro and more private trade
with the country. The Development OF
a ministerial department OF supply Will
eliminate commissary department buy
ers. while increasing stringent meas-
ures regarding shipping will increase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO October 23.-Weakness
manifested itself in the corn market
today owing to prospects OF new anu
high-price restrictions on trading. Much
selling took place, chiefly to close OUT
contracts that required delivery OF corn
in December. The reason for nnloadlhS
of such contracts was a belief that t'le
board of trade directors this afternoon
would formally prohibit all new ousl-
ness in the December option, a step to-
ward averting sensational price uptuFhS
likely to be brought about otherwise ny
the temporary scarcity OF corn IN NJ
cago elevators. opening quotations
which ranged from l. lower to Is ad-
vance, with December, l.15i4 to liz. and
May. 1.09s4 to l.l0is, were followed bN "A
set back all around, and then something
of rally.
oats eased down with corn. Bears.
however, were not aggressive.
Sharp breaks In provisions We're
ascrihed TO the weakness of the corn
market Pork fell more than 81 a bar
rel. Lard and ribs We're less unsteady.
CORN Open. High. Low. Close.
May .'... . 1908. liz iosls iio.s
S-ssnp.r - - So So 81 s.. 81 81,
NEW YORK. October 23.-Pork-
Strong: mess. A. ooa4S.5o. Hides-tlrm
Bogota. ~: Central America. 40; others.
unchanged
Special n'sna,ch 10 TIL" star,
BALTIMORE, Nd, October % q pm.
~ed soft. -;
spot No. > red winter, 224; receipts,
.. ,IsneI.. exports. 1895 bushels.
oats-Firm; standard white. 63i%: No
3 white. 90; receipts, 1926 bushels. eN-
ports 453a43 bushels.
Rye-Steady: No. western export.
1s7: receipts, 104.S3s bushels; exports.
1872 900 bushels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
TWO SLACKERS SENTENCED
Thirty Days Each in Jail for Al
legged Anti-Draft Activities

NEW YORK. October o3-Thirty dave
each in the penitentiary was the SEN
tence imposed yesterday by Federal Judge
Erwin upon Edward r. cheyney, son of
a professor of the University of Penn
sylvania, and Lewis c. Fraina. convict
ed of conspiracy to obstruct the selec-
tive draft law. The limit for the of
Tense is two years. but Judge Erwin
said he had taken the youth of the
prisoners into account. They were ar
rested while participating in an alleged
anti draft meeting. Their counsel gave
notice he would appeal and their bail
was continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
NEW WORK. METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. October 23.-AIetal ex-
change quotes tin firm. 3712a61.87h;
lead dull. spot, 6.371e. nominal. Spelter
dali; East St Louis delivery. spot.
1.s7 i2aS.12n.
AT London-Spot copper. f11o: fu-
lures. lilo: electrolytic, f125. Spot tin.
f247 bs: futures, f24S 15s. Lead, spot.
ego los: futures. G29 los. Spelter. spot.
c54, futures, ESQ.
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Imports Pass the Billion Mark.

Imports OF raw materials into the
United States passed tho billion-dollar
mark for tho FIRST time In tho fiscal
year 1917. Figures made public by the
Department Of Commerce today showed
tho exact total to have been t1.1os.655,-
040. an increase of S16o.s2s.640 over the
previous year, and Of 3476.7ss.180 In
1914. tho last normal year before the
war,
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Chattanooga Street Cars Resume

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. October "a
The street car service, with twenty cars
In operation on half-hour schedules. was
resumed this morning after an idleness
of one week. The company says it will
in a few days be able to resume full
schedules on all lines. No trouble &C
companied the operation of the first
cars and none is anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23
DAIRY MARKETS.

CHICAGO, October 23.-Butter. I'M
changed. Eggs. receipts. 5.61s cases;
unchanged Potatoes, receipts, 10 cars
unchanged. Poultry, alive higher,
fowls. Hall; springs. IS.
NEW YORK, October 23-Butter-
Firm: receipts. SAT- tubs: creamery
higher than extras, 44Ha45A: creamery
extras t92 score), 44a44a; firsts. 42k a
43a4; seconds. 41a42.
Eggs-Weak: receipts. 1898 cases;
fresh gathered extras. 45a46: extra firsts.
+3a44l:: firsts, 39a4@; seconds. 3la3Sk
state, Pennsylvania and nearby western
henuery whites. fine to fancy, 6Sa7O;
state, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery,
browns, 50a51.
Characterization: receipts, 5,556
boxes; state fresh special, 23ha2i, do.
average run. 221aa23.
Pouitry-Dressed. quiet: chickens,
20a35, fowls and turkeys, unchanged.
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POWDER MARKET.
Bar Silver Quotations.

S2A per ounce.
LONDON, October 23-Bar silver,
Al n d per ounce. Money. per cent dis
count rates. short bills. 4 hs per cent :;
three months bills 4 u per ent.
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Few Sustaining Features.
sagging Process Continues.

The sagging process continued. with
very gradual. but steady declines i'm
the whole list all evidences Of the
f1rmness of the immediate opening be-
ing eliminated, Steel leading the hre"E
TO 1o4 Il.
The only firm shares on the whole
list were the mercantile marines,
which gave u good account Of them
selves.
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A sailing vessel brought to an
Atlantic port a cargo of wool from
South Africa valued at more than
100000 yesterday. The vessel was
nearly a week overdue.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, October 23.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 81 900 head, unsettled at yes
terday's average to 15c lower; bulk. a. IS
n16.20; light. 14.15a1625: mixed. l4.45a
1856; heavy, 14.35a1650; rough, 1435a
l4.55: pigs. 1o.25a13.75.
native steers, 6S5a17 90: western steers,
5.9oa1365; stockers and feeders. 6.00a
11.40: cows and heifers. 4.75a11.75:
calves, 9.00a16.0O.
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000 head: steady;
wethers, ssoa1275; lambs. 12.50a17.75.
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FRENCH BoURsE IS QUIET.

PARIS. October 2a.-Trading was
2uloE on the bourse today. Rentes, 81
6Anco 30 centtmeS. Exchange on Lon
don, ~ francs IS centimes; per cent
1oan~-88 francs so centlmeA
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PRODUCE MARKET PRICES.

Todav's prices farmers produce market
were announced by the Office Of weights, meas
rres and markets of the District OF Columbia,
as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-23

Shop early for liberty bonds. Five
more days before the sale closes.
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Fish Wharf Prices.

The following the prevailing retail prices
n The mmnicipaI fish whaEf and ms rket today:
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CURB STOCK =.

ms farni-ned by W. =. Hubs & Co.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. II. Hibbs &
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-06
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE

Be not mistaken about the source
Of the woman's suffrage amendment
upon which you Will be called to vote
next Tuesday.
It was not the suffragists who pro.
posed II or who are trying to force the
Issue upon the electorate of the state.
but, rather, II Is those opposed to sui.
frage who are responsible for its be.
Ing placed on the ballot
The last general assembly passed u
measure granting to the women Of
Ohio the right to vote on presidential
electors. This was not full suffrage.
but merely step towards IT, Refer
endum petitions were Immediately cir
culated by certain interests, selfishly
and not from standpoint OF prin.
ciple, opposed to suffrage and It is
for this reason that the voters of Ohio
are called upon, either TO endorse the
action OF their legislators or reject It.
Woman's suffrage is one of the pos.
tive things of life. It's realization Is
imminent. II not this fall, then next
fall or possibly the fall after that. And
only when It Is realized can the Unit
ed States be classed as a true democ
racy.
There Is not u single, valid argu
ment to be advanced against woman's
suffrage for those who desire II and
tho war has particularly emphasized
this salient fact Women, az indiyid
uals. have more and more stepped out
of the class Of mere silent partners
to the men of the world; women arc
making tho world and their strong in
iluence is apparent In every line OF
human endeayor.
Both OF the great political parties
have endorsed womans suffrage
President Wilson urged It but week
ago in a speech to suffragists of New
York state; great men In every field
are outspoken In its favor. And now
II Ia placed before the voters of the
state OF Ohio,
Are tho interests which forced suf
flnge on the ballot this year to tri
r"nh 1v f. the action Of the state leg
t. atu , your legislature. to L af
lirmo and endorsed? You must indi
yidually answer that question neXl
Tuesday