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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
TREND OF COTTON
STRONGLY DOWNWARD


NEW ORLEANS. December THE
trend in cotton last week was strongly
downward under liquidation. Highest
prices were made on the opening ses-
sion and lowest prices OH the closing
session and net changes were losses Of
from 2o' TO ESQ points. From the
highest 10 the lowest there was fall
"f %! 10 Els points. Hedge selling
contributed TO the weakness OF the
TO cell SPOT cotton. although these re-
por:s were generally denied by cor
respondents in the spot cen.crs OF the
South.
One OF ,he widest declines of the
week followed the ruling by the Blu
reau o. Markets ut Washington that
ho:!lcS were tcnderablc on contract.
l,rior 10 mat ruling which came on
"Wednesday. December was the strong
est month On the board. but after the
ruling. December felt much liuuida-
ton. longs evidently fearing that tend
cra which they had contemplated TAX
i ~, up. might contain holly >cotton.
showed a marked increase total clear
nnnes from All parts amounting to
IL 95i halcS.
In addition there were further clear
40 h1'es. which led to the prediction
mat for the cotton week ending with
IeNt Friday. ricaranccs would he the
largest OF any week thus far this sea-
son.
Much in'crrs. will be taken In the
EXPORT department this coming week
because OF the removal by the govern
'nch; Monday ot the war restrictions on
ffni'pmsnis 10 friendly countries. 1t is
marked increase in clcarunces ia bound
:" \Y"su!t, as III" demand is there but
hitherto. could not be supplied he
cause or the Inability of exnorters 10
ship without complying with govern
reN' "er1Ia. iOrS
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I.oDt Articles

ere quickly returned to their owners
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Want Ads Phone Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
SECURITIES MARKET
AWAITS PEACE PARLEYs
Showed No Very Pro-
nounccd Trend.
COTTON GOES DOW INWARD
High Prices at Openings Resulted In
Slumps at Close, and the Mt
Changes Were Losses OF From 2O7
to $50 Points.
Inv N.socintcl Dr.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE Sc
'ufiiics market continued /" wait on
peace developments last week. the
course of prices showing 40 very prO-
nounccd trend. Abrupt transition IRON
war to peace and Impending domestic
political DEVELOPMENTS added to the
caution manifested by ieadin. financial
interests.
/. IS expected th.ti labor Will be
speedily absorbed under the approach
iuS era OF Industrial rcadius Jmcnt. but
the heads OF many important enter
prises are hopeful ;hai WAshinsto OIL
may soon announce definite program
in This connection.
Already there are signs that the re-
moval OF restrictions has affected u
a downward rev isiOn in prices OF nuncr-
Gus commodities The schedules Of
steel and iron mills snow no change us
yet, but copper and allied metals have
been cut, according to recent trade re-
ports.
Quotations for such staples as sugars,
feathers and oils are believed to lie in
process OF change, The movement also
extending to bitumiuouS coal bu, the
more essential foodStuffs hold Erin.
Asid" from the important piian"E pre-
scented by The signing o. the armiSi ice.
Vail Street looks directly TO the money
market for immediate guidance While
40 authoritative statement has We,
necn vouchSafc1. il ~ believed local
financial Institutions may soon order a
more general relaxation OF credits.
In keeping with the broad policy Of
expansion which has the encourage
further consideration during tho week
20 foreign loans. 1t is probable that
negotiations for a loan TO Mexican in
tcrcst3 Will soon be concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
al:nister Called HONG.
IHv Assoe.ntrd prcss

IBY AsEOrsntcd Press.
LIMA, PERU, December H. Thee
brazilian minister yesterday receivcds
q telegram requesting him to proceed
to Rio Janeiro Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
Qfhcrx uny

Others Have Found &
that Classified Advertising in The
Times Dispatch Toys. 1t will pay YOU
too. Phone your Want Ad to RAN
dolph 1. d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
ALLIES MUST CONSULT
RUSSIA ABOUT BOUNDARIES
PREDICTS FINAL TRIUMPH
OVER nOI,SH,!NIlSIS,I

Though extremely pessiinistic as 70
Russia's Immediate future, kerensity
said n" had no doubt whatever that
Russia's democracy would ultimately
triumph over anarchy and Eolshcvih-
ism
He Endorsed President Wiison's point
providing for an independent and re-
united Poland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Cin.. Lo' vile s, WeyL .I:u n .e.,nn
Main Line Local. si:I5 fs:is
James Rive: Line .Iu:ts, ~ tts:is ~
Newport News. " "
MIX. Old Point, $500 A. .la.g0n .t.oo "a,
Newport News. Local. 100 a. Is al n
From NIX. Newport ~
NSswp,oT.. sN.s5 Local. ss5 a; s;aS X p
s7:S5 y. James River 1870 a. % co n
'Dailv fENcept Sunday
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15

The total is SIG, ,206.8S, with $14,-
O35.38 in cash and $2,22l.50 pledges
The quota was $500.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15

enteen is going to get into the army
as quick as he can. We have two
brothers in France now and believe
that the Reise boys are doing their
part. | was pleased with your let
ter"
Thomas Jenkin-"Glad to get your
letter about war work. am working
very hard every day on farm. I
am glad | have a chance to do some
thing to help feed the soldiers. Our
crops look good. | would like to be
over there myself"
Jack Wilbur: "You spoke of every
boy working in the mills, farms or
mines. am working on my fathers
farm and helping in his sawmill at
odd times. ! am going to do every
thing | can from this time on to help
win the war and Pm glad / have the
chance"
Theodore and Horace Peterson:
"We are both helping our father on
the farm, which means saving Of
two mems wages. We want to do
everything we can to help win the war.
We are taking correspondence
course in bookkeeping"
Mead Ball: 81 am working on a
stock ranch, farming, and taking care
of cattle. | did not know the war
was so bad until got your letter. |
want to do everything | can to help
win the war. | know it is bad
thing to say but | wish the Germans
We're all dead. | will be glad when
this war is over but | am willing to
help"
Arthur Rymer: eve were glad to
get your letter and we all are sure
going to do everything we can to help
win the war. We have prospects
for a big crop of grain, beans and po-
tatoes which will help little to feed
the Soldiers"
Garland flames: 81 am proud to say
that | am working every day on Il
ranch and am going to stay with it
all summer. | belong to the Boy
Scouts and am proud of that too. |
own three war savings stamps and
$2.75 worth of thrift stamps. | am
going to do everything | can to help
win the war"
Arthur Jacobs: eve were glad to
get your letter. l and my brothe,
are working hard running the ranch
Father is working in the shipyards
and we are helping mamma run the
ranch. Our crops look good and We
are going to save all we can to help
feed our soldiers and the French sol
diers too"
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15
YOU CAN SAVE so CENTS
BY SUBSCRIBING IN JUNE

Commencing July l the subscrip-
tion price Of the Colville Examiner
will again be $1.50 year, the same
as it was for the first five years of
its existence. Subscriptions not paid
in advance will be So year.
Print paper now costs just twice
as much, labor costs more, and money
will not buy as much as it formerly
did. Hence there can be no objec-
tion to again paying $1.5O for the Of
ficial county newspaper-provided of
course that the newspaper is of the
S1.50 class, and not of the so cent or
dollar variety. Readers can COM
pare the Examiner with any other
paper published in the county, and
Judge this matter for themselves.
The congressional bill which i'm
poses heavy postage tax on publica-
tions sent to other zones, if it is per-
mitted to take effect July 1, will
further increase the price of papers
sent out of this state.
Until July | the Examiner will re-
ceive subscriptions at the old rate of
81 per year.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15
WHO OWNS THRESHING
MACHINES IN COUNTY

In connection with food production
in Stevens county, the county food
administrator is anxious to obtain the
names and addresses of owners Of
threshing machines in the county.
This information has been difficult
to obtain and it would be appreciat-
ed if any one knowing where threshing
machines are would report to Mr..
Harrigan
A partial list includes Grant Bacon
of Wellpinit, George Bryant of Rice,
the Catholic Mission at Meyers Falls,
the Colville Valley Threshing Co.,
Mike Cooper of Orient, George De-
Grief of Colville, H. A. Ham of Col
vile, H. F. Moser of Echo, S. H.
Lynn of Meyers Falls, Bradley Of
White Lake, c. c. Stolp of Chewelah,
A. Theobald of Colville and Potburg
of Bruce Creek, as owning threshing
machines.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15
SAYS 752t OF MAGNESITE
is PRODUCED AT CHEWELAH

A party of San Francisco capital
lists motored from Spokane to Chewe
lah Sunday to inspect the property of
the Northwest Magnesite company,
in which some of them were interest
ed. The party consisted of w. H.
Crocker and Mrs. Crocker, Roy Bishop,
F. w. Bradley and julie Lebart
The following statement was made
to a representative of the Spokesman
Review. by Mr.. Crocker: 1--WE have
invested about 81 100000 in the Che
welah property. We are pouring
money into it to develop it, and have
had good success so far. The out
put is satisfactory, but we hope to
increase it. In this vicinity we are
producing about 1871 of the magnesite
of the United States. 1t is war
necessity and the output is going to
the steel company which is using it
for government supplies. 1t is used
to line furnaces and other ways to
produce war material.
"a curious part of the proposition
is that the magnesite of this country
is being used against the magnesite
of Europe. Before the war the most
of the magnesite came from Austria.
They now use it there for gun en-
placements and for pill boxes. 1t
hardens within a few hours. The
tram which we built at Chewelah has
reduced the cost of bringing the raw
material from the mine from $3.50
ton to less than so cents ton. Most
of the work is done by machinery,
but we have good payroll. Monday
we will pay $4,000 to help there for
half month. Last year we shipped
100000 tons of magnesite, and the
freight alone was 81 1,250,000."
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15

"'This is the time for all of the boys
to come to the aid of the country"
During the present summer vacation
we wish to urge upon every boy in
Stevens county to do something to
win the war. At this time when the
nation is calling for a concerted effort
to increase production to the max
imum, it is the duty of every boy to
do his bit.
Every boy who is not engaged in
some useful occupation at home or in
his immediate community should send
US his name and address, stating his
age and previous occupation. 1t is
our purpose to get line on all the
surplus boy power in the county with
the hope of being of some assistance
to theunemployed boy and at the same
time placing him in position where
he may be able to render valuable
service to the community and the ma
tion.-James Petty, Probation Officer,
Colville
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15
CANNING AND PRESERVING
DEMONSTRATION COMING

To demonstrate the canning and pre-
serving Of fruits, meats and vegeta-
bles to the women Of the county, Miss
Mary Anderson from the state col
lege will spend two days in each of
six towns, beginning at Springdale
July II. Miss Anderson is, one of
fifteen girls who are spending the
month of June in demonstration work
in Washington.
The schedule for the demonstration
trip is Springdale, June II and 18;
Chewelah, June 10 and 20; Colville,
June 81 and %; Northport, June "a
and 25; Kettle Falls, June 26 and 27,
and Hunters, June % and 20.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-06-15
COUNTY'S PART SHOWN
IN RED CROSS DRIVE

County Chairman Geo. w. Peddy
cord has compiled the following list
showing the results secured by Ste
vens county in the recent Red Cross
campaign for funds to aid the work:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
Mmstuartise Mdrfte.
Nsp gort. IA. Sanuar.

Msbl. Waartt feit; ssringi
$10.55-10.70; Winters $10.25-
1850; adHias $10.60-11.OO; =
Stdatli6e 9afe 81 ptoseut m Sddsr
Del anflinft.
DeffGforn. - Martt beinQbe its'
tia; ailH briso 30. 9 geIbes $780,
uno 80. 3 sentiIdtes $1,751 Softer
uno Jrddt Isw yort fCfOrtigsr 8er'
iaHbt; QrseHtinies $500 &ofteu uni
Graft IeD Yorf BEL &ntunft.
Sdfsr, = Wartt fart; Stanoarr
99lr nOnlinelI.
9su. Tsasft fefi; gao. /, $175;
glO. 2, $780, gao. 8, $1.55; gsr'
idnbt $125.
SOpfsn, = Tlartt rubis; State
ntitIsrer Biz augerleiener 1877, As
53c; 1917, nomtnsl; partfic Goait
1917, 21-24c; 1915, 15-18c.
9Gute. = Wtartt rubig; 9ogota
S8ii-4oae;; Central 9lmsrica 3S-
.40c.
2soer. 0artt feit; SemlOd Sole
20. / Sic; gtp. 2 Acc.
qorf. = Martt rubig; Meb $50.s
.O-5o.50; JamiIb $54.00-55.0o;
Gbort Clear $50.00-56.OO.
S6mal3. Dlartt itstig; Dtib.
.bfrng Wsft $24.90- 25.00.
Salg. - Wartt rubig; Gitp ipeciaI
.loie 171c.
Dole. - Warft feit; Domeitie
Gisecs Xxx SbiO uno penna zoe.
Rsts. - @artt felt; 5anep beae
Saa-9e; Blue rofe S3-S1c.
3uder. - 4ober, W2artt ftetig;
Centrifugal $6.0o5; WeolaiIes, Rartt
nominelI; rdffiuttisr, Wlartt ftetis /;
Gut 2oof 1896; Grufbeb $s.70;
WouTb u S7.95; Cubes $500;
xxx popbereb $685.; poipbereo
$50; fsiR sraruiIirter $745; Dias
.moES u S7.45; Goniationers u ST.
.35; Ro- /, S7.30.
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MebIaG -. Jepuar Ivlos
fis 86nfen pafen tmts nitt febr aarl
bsi9dfssek DE snaaahigs s9itterune
g5tffe ta1ssnb auf BE 0si9dffe. Gels II
deee Dtligsr. sfls 4arIebsn uurbsR uon
bsn SanisH 69S bsrsnntt, bic 1iailer sbel
Waeinm Snfifsen .oa taas ~ . k-6%.
SsAta sss ssss Ped
Hnftsn - $ari spii4en 0anIea stsssuft
~ eesnsssssss bstrd6f 5ee psemis vss
9t4t.@s&,d auf gensoa purbsn ~
A17 pte Yfo. Sttrfine quosist. Wtd.
III suf Hsrtin wuybeH nfdf auofiff; fis
8s3ftf ouf Yasis iI75e pro Gseat. sul
awIierbam, lss pro 0nloen. Ds6lei
enf @ien pnsosn ut6t gnottrt. yirts
H. Mutsf 15tze, 6fodfclm pro &rons
ss.5oe. Jfsnes ,SdptiG 3sHe.
elsarlas esris.tiuiats.
Tie llmfdve TN btefiesn GleariHgtoxis
baiasa i4 psuts suf U,is4.72o.
esisI.ensstaaa
Ser D1srts mar bente ists rubia. Die
0taSs&ftiea pssen bie sih3Igsn tapiefs, bic
tDo5 qsbsn ieigfsn. Ik Yteiie ruatea
fsfie--gsrfduif Darbm:
n ~ sssTs
Sifss Can.
b niiat amss aauHsrp gsadius pssf. ..i0s
~ uifisH gir Vas q alectrle. .......... 7oh
second Call.
afnsn stmulmn Boiling ItG ...... s.
30 HitssB Cets Ssisss Was ............ -
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Ghteaao. Il Sarluar.

Delfdaorn. - Sir San $L27a-
1.27h; am S9Iub $1.27A. Sir Wai
s1.243-l25s; ON S9luB $1.24s.
Safer. - SIR San. 79s-Sotc;
am 69irB 794. Sir Mai 77-774c;
am etGub 76sc.
ROegerL = go. 2, Martt nonirisu.
Gerfte. - $1.40-l59.
Etmof1p. - $5.0o-7.50.
Rlee. - $21.oo-27.O0.
Pofi. - Sur Sunaur an S&luB
$46.40. Tiir Maai $45.6o-45.82; am
S6Iub $45.60.
S6mal5. = 5iir Sun. $24.30-
244o; am SaEuB $24.32. Sir WG
$2475-24.92; am SdIub $24.77.
Rfpperisitsn. - Siir San. $3.50
-A.O7; am SaIuB 1892. Sir
@at $24.35-24.52; ON S4luB
$24.37.
Butter. = Marit ftetig; GreamsrH
39-4Sc.
eier. = mlartt b5ber; 3uflibr g.
317 aiitsn. Jirfis 60-62c; oroinarp
firifs 56-59c; auF bem martt 30
6oc; refrigerator firfts 41ac; refrigea
rator ertras 45-46ac.
SartoifsIn. - Wortt itetis; aetre
9ufubr. Diseoniin, w1iuneIota uno
Mi6iaan Built $1.9o-2.05; DO. Sds
de S2.00-2.1o.
9sfliigel. = 2ebsnbes, Morft unz
ssrsssIt; 9dbne 2o-25c; SpriuSers
23c.
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n5giidt iperben ion. bon 5or bis sa
$1.60 an is 100 qfunb i5Htrmittda
su erfporeu, 70 biirften unfe.s satssr
es ms DdHf ipiisu, pdb mr. bos @rs
iAeineH unb ben Sdupiinbalt oes Bull
Ietfns tier sur &enntnibnGbms ss'
bra6t baden. Das Bulletin felbit fDirb
frei perfdnbt, bod finb, Sur Dedung
bes gsortos, 6 Gents Der 8eitenung
beiSufiieen. SutereFerten mOgen ii4
Der obeng.nannfen slbrefe bebieneu
uno biefer nod biu5febfn:9Or 76.
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9anbDirtbidaftli9es.
@erf9D enouns duf ben
sSarmeu.

bur iebr Idngiam tpiro EN- Jarmsr
fih gu bem Ginaeifdlinuis berbeilGi.
ZEN. baB sr tein Ipdriamer Wirtb fei
Sm alIeemeirlen III ,r aud iporfam,
fehr fporfnm fosar uno tpenn irssnos
ipo ettpus urbeuist bleibt ooer pers
loren eePt, 70 bat bic tGsIidT pber
bdufise @isoertsbr ioIter gerIuffe
feinen Bid 10 bufiir abstitlInrpft, bab
er es tbdfTd9lia niti fiebt. @ein,
GreigniiTe, bie man tdelib Dor afueen
bat, iitbt man faIitBlib iiber1aupi
niht mebr.
es fei bier nur auf cine 9srfdape1s
hung btngctpieTsn, Die auf alien Sc
trsihsarmea nrno uun aibs tt. d5er
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's14oo-15.oo; orOipare 5000
nN
@tieaa0. IA. s,alluar.

g Gdpsine. = 3ufubr 14,00o;
Marft unseregtlt; gulf $16.10-16.'
so; leidte $15.70-16-35; semif4ts
$15.85-16.5o; ffapere $15.8o-16.'
50; rou6e $15.80-16.OO; SsrtsI
$12.50-15.25.
Rinbbieb. 3ufubr 1000;
@arft fistis; Hatfps Stiere $500
1880; Stoders unp Jesbers $3.50
I10.a5; aiibs unb 9eifers $5.90-11.'
rs; adiber $8.50515.50.
e 4dfe. = Sufubr 1000; Warfi
feft; Wetbers $9.60-13.25; @pes
$9.60-126o; 2dmmer $14.00-
.17.5G.
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Gsi9Sffspayiere purben 81 5H--sHs
bitfsnfttt We&fel auf Sonsou varfn ftdTe.
6df 80 7aef t472. 9ommeseiaf Bils, W
fsgs. ek7tT. stdt A75X, &abel,
&npeiiunesn g. al6, 5sancs Gi6t
SIS gaba &.7szsS;; Aarf, feline luotl.
rrHssn; HronsH. fsinf Guctiruussn. pol
ldn6tlte 0uibfn Gidf 4Se. 4atst 48H.
Xirt giMt 8S7, Rabsf 8s6. 4ubsl SiAf
IN; &abd la Snbsr Barren s0H.
kHiisuii&e Dollars 72xr
1ftien msrft--elsi@ BON oer Ge.
5ffsuua en- mar Der Narft idna4 snb bte
yfdis tsffsn AZ ftism. Sen ale aiiien
Der lihe baiten an SAiub 8eriutte sutsu,
usiiea 8ttrstp 8Hz Hruss snrben ~
gsSS -eS % perfaujf. Sic erfseu so ~
s7ss-s7.ss uns pie tssiisn 49S sH $3.50
--s5 70.
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Qer, 3StHle 1rN. - VuiIt'
nirier Gut 2oaf St0; poipotret
$3.50; sranuIirtr So; GoirfeeiioHers
.a' $3.50 per 100 pfunb; Rem Dr.
leans clarified neiber $8.25; DO.
gslber $500 per 100 a}funb.
Moiaifss. - Rartt iietig- =
Rap Orleans Open asttsl 65--85e;
Gentrifusnl 50-6oc per gaIlOne.
Reis. Grtra fnnfp Seab g.
9ir; fanep s2s3e; istOnb Ssab Sc;
ssbro8entr 7ae; Japan st-sie;
Blue Rcfs SIC.
Dairp probufts
8utter. - Rarii sismli6 Itbs
Ibaft. grsiie fsii. - @6oIsnsilf ertra
53e: gtntraiissb EXTRA 50ac; gsniras
IIiaeo iirffs 48ae; iecenbs ACC; 6aHcp
goirp 45c; podins St0d 3o-s4s
per pfunb.
aafs. - Wlartt ief; Ohio 26c;
glcrbreffliar 26--28St; Stem yort
,27ae; G9pei5sr 4O-65c; Qimburer
27- 27af; bo. Bird 32c per pFnnb.
gier. - Grifde Gin ffub in
Rnhfrpos, prima firha 9iihrereitsr
&c; firrs 63r; orbindrs firfts 50e;
isfeuba 47s per 3ubenn.
GefiigeL = Nafti rubig unb
Yrsiis ftIt. - 9ypiIsrs sipst g}funh
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gfer1e ttns Mamleiei.

GineinHati, IA. San. 1918.
Wd6renb Der bsrflOFensn Wo9e Ia
gen bic @efaGfte gang unb gar bars
nisber. 9luf as9nuug DON iiibIi6en
aGufsrn ipurbe sine Wogsonlapune
Raulsisl nerIanbt. 9as mar nngsTdbr
bic siHsise Srnnsattion. Die QuotI'
parsH tpie folat:
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3ufubr
. er anbt.
Rirlob. S6ueinc Gfjdfl

Rinbbieb. Die 3ufubr mar
helte eerins, Der Daartt 5ffaete itari
uHb bic preiie fir ole Sortem sTeffs
uno G4la4tpie6 paren unsleid bos
ber. Stisrs unb S6Iahhoieh iparsn
in duBfrorbsutlid ftarser geabfraee
uHb ersieiten beinabe ole prsife, bic
mon ben Rutb bate, bafir au fors
bern. au4 Der Maartt fir aiibe uuo
Gamers ipar fart uub Ieb9Gft uno
bie preiie tDoren nod anii4t Derf9ie'
bener 9ertGufer b6ber als lebie Dos
DE NiIfaiibe pdren febr Ielten unb
bic giiten bis auserleTenen Sorten
iDGrm itetig Bis ftGrt. Die seriHgere,
Sorten purbeH gum G6ladten se'
iauft. Ter Daartt tn Stoders uno
Jeebrs mar in Der Gbnt gIe3 RuI,
od teiln RndfragsH Don Irbii9en
Oiitrittm pOrlastrt Der G9iuB mar
fart.
Wdttlrs un6 fdapere Stiere 5000
|-13.O0; s5qeifdr Gtters 800
1o.50; auserlsfsne Bis ertra s10.75-
1880; Ssifers $I00-1O.OO; auser,
leieHe bis ertra $10.50-11.75; Rib,
$6.50-8.00; nuserlefene Bis ertra
I$S.25-100O; Gamers $5.75 6.35;
gilbiiibe $50.O0-120.OO. Stoders
uuo Jeeoers $600-9.5O.
9uIlen. - au6 bar Martt in
8ullen mar iturt uHb bic prstie ities
gen um 50c gegeH lette Wo9e.
Getts gullsn $10.5O-11.0o; Bps
'Iognn s8.00-10.00; mnssre uub
Isi6te $6.00-7.50.
4dlber. Die 3nfubr mar se,
ring. bic Radftage gut unb bic prsts
lie fttesen I'M % Big soc.
Sefte Iei6ts ailbr s15.25-15..
so; fair Bis CUTE 1920 ia. %; urs
Sindre uub srous S6.00-1O.o0.
g hpefne. : Die Oeffmngss
preiie tpnrsn bcute iteiig Bis 25e bSber
ais am Sdmstug geidte unb Jertsl
fnnSen teinen umfaB unb muBten in
ben GtGIIsn 3uriifbleiben, neil Die
Gifen6ntnsn iih Deigerten, gieb nod
BEN Gitsn gu beforbern. WiittIsrs unb
i@pere S6peire nno CUTE Sdue gss
pdnnsn einsn Quarter, pibrsnb
Sfoss feiis blisbsn. Der S4Iub fir
ihtpere uub mittIsrs mar tart uno
Der umiab elm gutter. 2ei9ts unS Ger
tel i4luHsn flnu.
gluserIeisne Ihpere 225 pfunb uub
me1p S16.75; ssnif@te unS Slsiider' |
forier 100 pfuno unb msbr $16.75;
fair bis CUTE lsiatc gerianbtfOrten
120 bis-155 g)iuuo $15.75-16.25; |
Orbinars bis quite Jertel 11o pfuno
unb ipeuissr $11.00--15.5O; orSindrs
Bis aussrissins Ibipere fette Sdle
$40 00-15.50; orbindre Bis quite
Stngs $1o.00-13.00.
! Q 6dfs uno 9dmmsr. Gs
mar d6fpIut teine frifde 3ufubr, bod |
IDar bic Ra6frdss mad allen sifeu
Sorten eiHe CUTE.
S9dfe, ausrrsisne bis @tra S1o.s
D0-10.50; fair Bis CUTE $500
1000; oroindrs $5.0o-7.00; gSde
s8 so uno tusniasr. 2dmmsr, auserlss
Isne bis sytra S17.00-1750; fair
"a ,,,t. e1e 0A-77 IN. F,r,,,ns |