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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

conflict.
The peoples of the allied powers
are making supreme sacrifices be-
cause they believe that the fruit of
victory will be permanent peace and
relief from the burden of maintain
ing great military and naval estab-
lishments. What a staggering blow
it would be to their hopes to learn
that this notion is not preparing for
future peace but for future war?
That instead of planning to reduce
its military power the United States
is planning to permanently increase
it,
The arguments which the adyo-
Gates of universal military training
are presenting have a strangely ia
miliar sound. The blood and iron"
slogan is but an echo of the German
propaganda. The labored efforts to
persuade the people that military
training is the most effective way to
insult INTO our boys the qualities OF
obedience and discipline, to keep
alive their spirit of patriotism, to
promote their dem ocracy, and to de-
velop their health and yirility, have
been completely refuted by the best
recognized authorities on physical
and mental training.
Just at present this nation should
be deyoting all its energies to over
throwing Germany's miltaristic
ideals, instead of Identifying them by
imitation. We should be looking for
ward to the best methods of promot-
ing permanent peace, not backward
to the surest methods of provoking
war
WIN. GOODYEAR.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

Should any question arise these GER
tificates will serve as basis for set
tloment
Further, the office Is endeavoring
to promulgate grades and standards
for Washington farm products. Much
of the dissatisfaction in the market
ing of pershable and semi-perishabIe
products is due to the lack of proper
grades. Who would order a car of
potatoes, asking for No. potatoes.
and be willing to pay for them upon
the shippers word that they we're
No. | potatoes? How would he know
whether the shippers idea of No.
l potato was what he considered TO
be first class potato? On the other
hand, when \ sells 10000 bushels OF
NO. ! Northern wheat to b. b knows
what to expect, and both men may
complete the sale without seeing the
wheat because wheat is bought and
sold on the basis of recognized
grades and standards. Buyers and
sellers should be able to talk in
terms Of quality as they do in terms
of quantity-bushel pound, and
yard. Because of this fact the Of
flee considers the work of standard
ization is one of the most important
projects it has undertaken
Fuller information may be had
concerning the above work by writ
ing to the Office of Farm Markets.
Pullman, Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11
LOOKING BACKWARD

1.-THE advocates of the adoption of
So policy of universal military
shining by the United States, are
,Dking backward, not forward. The
owed object of this government
I'd of England, France and Italy in
ntinuing the war is to secure to
cry nation, great or small, the
ght to live at peace without being
Instantly exposed to the menace of
powerful military machine main
Ianed by some other nation, ready
use whenever the dictates of am
flon or expediency require. Mil
-'hs OF men are daily risking their
es 10 smash permanently, not tenn
rarlly, the universal military train
~ system of the central powers
O. IN the face of this, many men and
i"spapers are demanding that our
1pntry adopt this same system in
pole or in part.
ihe only possible excuse for such
backward step by this democracy
pulu De the triumph of Germany in
present war In that event our
Fernment will have to build up
- maintain an army and navy
F'ai or superior in strength to
y use Oh the central powers. But
AZ ~ no time to concede that Ger
:, hy is going to win. 1t is no time
dumit' by imitation, that the Ger
n military system is the proper
p'em. 1t is no time to imperil the
'ule by fastening upon this coun-
AZ the policy of preparedness which
EVOKED instead of prevented the
n 'eh@ war. 1t is no time to ask the
- opie of the United States to pass
0n such an important and far
'n'ne innovation, when their calm
eheht Is likely to be swept aside
'"e excitement and military en-.
''asm incident to the war.
would be strange paradox for
nation to adopt universal mill.
training just at the time oui
are rlsking their lives to crush
wis resulting from that system
'ope' The whole world would
regard such a move with feal
icion and as an evidence Of
iaith' totally at variance witt
t wilson's declarations as t.
III purpose in entering the grea
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slab wood at the potlatch. dec
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

This office prints Butter Wrappers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

Slab wood at the Potlatch. dec7
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

DR.. NJ. J. Beistel, Physician and
Surgeon. Located in new First Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Office and gem
eral practice. Answers country and
town calls day and night. Has large
Sanitarium for Surgical and Medical
cases. Has largest X-ray equipment
for diagnosis. Special treatment for
eye, ear, nose, and throat diseases
Glasses fitted properly. sep21tf
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Insure with McClaskey. jan
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11
NOTICE

On and after January !, 1918, my
business viii be run on a strictly
cash basis
All work and material used in con-
Meeting up stoves and in general re-
pair work of all kinds will be collect
ed for before leaving the job.
All contract work and day work
will be cash at the completion of the
job.
BY so doing | can reduce my over
head expense and consequently give
much more efficient service.
!. l.. HAMMOND
Plumbing and Heating 60.
deco Sjan1S Pullman, WASH.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

A good farm for sale. james EN-
ere. nov9tt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

For painting, paper hanging or
kalsomining, phone evenings to A.
II. Laney, No. 1911. dec7feb8
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

See Duthie for coal and wood
wagon load or car load. dec14tf |
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-01-11

See Duthie for all kinds of
lumber. apr24tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
Die Ianaen sI6enOe.

/ S6Ou gu seitigsr Q6enoitunbs
| fdimmert jsbt freunDIifer 9idtitims
mer stnlnbsnb bur9 bic Geuiter bins
/ aug uuf bic buntlsn Strabsn. Die
Sage perben fur3 nnp bic Rd6te iebr
lang. Damit tit bic 3sit Der sissuts
Ii6en sSamilisn 2lbsnbe setommen
unb suelei6 au9 stne iebr eripriebs
Iife @elsesnbeit gu guten er5ieReris
| iGen GinfliiFen. Dab bieIe GeIs'
genbei.. bod in alien 9duiern bsniist
piirbe' umiidtise @ltsrn rperoen
sieie 4beubitlrnnen riht unseniisi
porii6erasbsn Iafu.
Wotl Ssbem, Der einsn lisben, trdn'
ten 9aum befist, m benz fia Die Ser'
sen erneitern uub srpdrmen, no
9ebnglihtsit uun 5rtuoe front bei
RoIte, 5turm unb nnDetter!
qm Gage rufen pflihi uno 9ernI
Bic glisber Der Jamilie bale bisrbin,
bulb bertbin. Die Iansen Gbenbe la
ben sur Gintebr in Der Wohnitubt
fofeen Raum. 3umal 1T ss bes Suii'
ies Serr, ber 9atts unb Batter, Der Ii6
bier po1l fiiblt a[labsnbIib i'm &reih
| ter Seinen. au6 ipsnn Der Rdum ben
Stube nur eng, ipenn bic &asituttuug
sine befteibsne. IN ibr III gut fein.
Der Sriebe, bic ginigteit, bic 3ufris.
benbett, bic bier psilsu, iiub toitbur1
aIs alss Solb uub ale ShdBe Der
Welt.
Siefbetriibsnb III es, penn, ME es
lsiber gu bdufis Der Jall 1T, Der So
milienbdter bic Qbenoe auberbalb beg
loauIss 5ubrinst, Dabura tpirb sr
rem eieenen Sauie, bem Weibs uno
ben &ineern mebr uHb mebr entfreris
bet.
Sc 1T bic aufsabs tsr 5rau, ben
GbemanH burh freunoIi4es, beitsres.
hersises @ntsesentommen an BAG
6aus Su fsHsln. 6iHoet Der 0iann ieis
ne Treuos iRHerbolb oes 6uuies, 10
pirs er lie auBsrhalb tesielben niht
iuaen. Gin liebes, freuHbli9es Wes
fen, Elm irOblthes GHtsegsntommsH,
Elm muntsres, Iabsnbes 9eIiht; oas
iinb Rosnets. bensu psuige Wdnner
All ..ipiosritebsu psrmOgsu. esiber
fetlt es a6er niht an WdHnern ore
il6 i'm eignsH 5auie ME babeim fiibs
len. Rein Opfer Der siebe fsHslt iie
ar ben hsimii6en Serb, on Beib unb
ainb. Sic iu6sn bes asbsrs Slid.
no Iie es ninsner ftnoen eroen.
3erftreuun9 m6een We finoen, bic
rette, iinperfdI'hk 2ebensfteuoe uins
mer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

Gauiais. - Sir Son. $23.5o--
24.o0; am 59luB $23.6e. Sir Dii
$24.05--M.37; am SGluB $2420.
Rippenftitsn. = Sir SON. $23.6s
-240o; ON S6luB s23.7o. Sir
Mai $242o-24.6o; an sdlut
$2432.
Butter. - Warit itetig; Grsamert
39-49e.
eir. - Martt ungsressIi; 3ufubr
3,437 aiiien. 5irits 65--56c; Oreis
nam firfts 52--54e; duf BEN Wa-::::
5o--55e; refrigerator firits 41e.
AartoffsIn. - Wnrtt iietie; Sus
fubt 80 gors; Bulf $1.so-2.0O; ho.
G6de $1.90-2.0O.
Gsfliiael. - 9ef.noes, Wlarft ni.s
bris.r. Sabne 19-22ac; springers
23c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

2OtO ain gsnilrfluf Ieber gesp5bnlif
tn pisrsdisen StrDbbiittsn, Dnnsbsu
boben fie a6.r aud pfatlbiitten, biz
auf sttpn 8 Mster (Darbs) 6osen
pfdblen iiebsn. Su bieie itst1su iie.
tpeun Der SluB bic SuIel ii6er,
fdpemmt, unb fppbnen in Der 66be,
Big bic WnTer ii9 berlaufen baben.
8sTonbers praftiI6 fHb qfublbdutsn
in 9e6ieteH, in heHsn naH Reis an,
.baut unb bdsaonb oarum osriooiiben
lleberfhDemmungeu ausiebt. 8arum
finoen mir iis in pielen @saenosn
Oifofisns, nomeutlih in 8irmn,
Sidm unb aumbpbIfa. Die 6auptz
ftubt gidrs, ganqtot. bic Wdrhens
ifabt nit Dem elGuseHOen S0niaspa'
lnif, zen reiden Sempslr uno BEN
tebboften SanheIspertebr, III Elm uiia'
itffes 0eneSig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
~ Die nuotirunotn oom 9kpns
las bteibsn inpst6ubsri. bd bic Bon.
Ten uns DSsfsH stfxrs eei4iOiIsa
5Iifb<a.


RsHtsa 81. Es1sntrr, fsi7-
zk Ra&irase ned Dshsssn p1s rat
,sina, te4 pssen bic Bsnssn brute poH.
lui nj 4ioutiseasbeitsu bel4tfhei oste
3 i1nkrt itiL lis fstlsesn ussosr sun
zen Blnfsa 6-7% tsgt4ad, bic WofisE
sitsr placstsn DsSisssa .oa eans ~ ~.
osaia ssi ess ~
snrbsn % pari ,sii&sa Deniss sertauIt
xis gsuHtsrEass befrdst eee 3sanis vss
t'Opo.
&sAfa ssi essses.
ei4f.@td5A suI rsa,on pursen. a.
MI prs Bic. otssfiHs gnoiirt- Bed'
isl 6uI Berlin uuxpeH nidf quetirf: lay
@skfd suI pesis fL75c pro 6sens, aui
EmEerfem lbs prp Waibsn. Hs&id
III BisH pnrbn atAi snofirt Sires
lzf. 0futd 1915. Stodtoln pro kssHs
$500. dslncs sS6Stiu zSEt.
uissslss esslsllisiass.
Tie limlate IN tisfioen Glsariustouis
bfllsisn ~ Sssts est ee.75o,5I2. DC um.
idve bes . rasfissss 8 tres pdisien iia ssi
f2,OSo, ,sle oeoen ei,7417Sl, 80 i'm
Jatrs feIe Die nmfsts bee us,fchsnsn
zkpnase b<fsueen %. .e2s,I6s, esssn
siss.el4,3ss i'm rsjsmt0 porisen Jabrss.
ssisLsssssilsss-
Ger Gsrit In gsiaiisla siiafsa mar tsuss
sss sae 9 iise sur tSd ssrfanis ~ be-
-iAssn. Mantle:
~ ~ psnr.
3 tI.fisn umsrlosn Rclina Wn1 90 :. .bsA
spO tifiisn columbia Gas 4 GssrriS gs. 30
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
e6rfter mimi

Gin Serr mar bel einern 5reinoe
,lnn Seiufe, uio Ser grtler, elm SSSr.
ldnoer, mar Defenders uufruerfiam 81
ihm. Ger Tiener bcoiente ibn. bel
9iite. bHritetr feline Sahen utto
idIieblih beeleitete er i'm, ols er meg.
gins. bis on fin auto mo balf ibnt
btnciu.
Ser Serr ober, Der ettpos aet5ig
oercnIogt NOR. oodte gdr uid1t 6uron,
Sas or Dem M1onne elm SrinfpgeIo ee.
ben ione ooer f5nne, uno 10 iogte Sat,
aIs er ibm in ons aitto sehoIieu:
.lino, Serr Z. tpetn Sic unter.
mes pttpd ssbre g5rie perIieren io1ten,
bite beocnfen Sic. 6ob, Sic bier
iiberbaupt nidt berduseenommen bd.
ZEN"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
stussuartise Wsarfte.
Rem gort, 81. DECEMBER.

Hem OIL, 81 Oe3eWosr.
Rsbl. - Rartt rubis; Sprins pd'
tents $10.35--11.26; @inter Yqtsnis
$10.50-10.75; Mintsr Strdisbti
$10.15-10.50; aauias Straigbss
$10.65-10.90; aiIes nOminsll.
MeIfhiern. - Wnrtt iistis; GLr
brieb go. 8 eelbss $1.92 uno go. 4
seibss $1.s7 SOiien unb Gradt Rem
ySrs is zags gsrjanbi.
Safsr. - Martt tsiis; STANDARD
92A-93r.
6ppfen. - Martt rubis; State
niiitltrer bis aussrIf.ner 1917 90
I55c; 1916, nomintll; paeific Coat
1917 23-26e; 1915, 15-19t.
Sduts. - Marft rnbig; 9oJota
4le; Central @merieo 4Oe.
a.btr. - Rorit feit; SemIod Col:
20. /. 51c; Ro. 2, 49e.
qorf. - Rartt ftstis; Rsb 5000
--51.0o; samilp $54.oo-55.0o;
Stcrt Clear S50.00-56.o0.
G1mala. - Wartt ihpu&; Wlios
bic Wsit S24.15-2425.
gDclls. - Rartt f,ft; Domsit:r
;5Issts Xxx Cbio zoe.
yisis. - Marfi fsft; Jdnep bsoo
ss-9s; Blue role sa-s2c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

'Treitag. G9Dsre eiisre eaiten ipsaia
Nn9frnes unb fporen etipo itetia ipis
Greitao. Die Qodfroge tou5tntrirts
lii9 duf outss BIB aussrIsisnss lsiH.
Iits Gdlattpisb. iDsTfxs Inn 10-l5t
| litieg. siHss.ns 9eridufe ipurbfn ioaas
15-25c bSber g,ma9t. Riite iinf
GuHnsrs fpartn itetig, quite U2ilAlhb'
Fart unisr Isidtsr 3ufubr. Etodsts
nnb Jsebsrs iDursn rubig, absr itsiis.
Dtr G&Iub mar fort unb ber llmiis
elm eutsr.
WittIers unb idnsr. Gtiere $3.50
I--13.00; 6Ieif6er Gtiere $3.50
1000; austrleieue bis ertra s10.25-
11.75; 6eifsrs $6.00--975; auserls.
ime bis srtra $10.O0-11.Oo; ssiibs
$6.25--7.50; aussrlsIene bis ertro
$4,000; gannsrs $5.oO-6.o0;
Rilfaiihs $50.00-120.O0; Gtodsrs
unb Jsebsrs $6.00-9.5O.
9allen. - gei lei@tsr 3ufu3r
unb brinsenbsr Radfrass mad ,us
ten Bis auserleisnsn Bologna "ub
Ghladtforten 0ffnsts bsr Wartt Itbs
bnft unb fart unb ettpns bStsr aHs
Der llmfat mar Elm iebr gutter.
Jeite guIIen S9.00-10.00; gOlogs
M $4,000; moeers unb lsi9ts
$5.50-7.00.
&dIber. e Die 3ufubr ipdr
beute nur sering uno bic QuaIitdt
einfad. Die Ra6frage mar sismlt4
gut unb bic greii, ftetie.
Bette Iei9ts adTbsr s14.50; fair
Bis CUTE $11 .W--14.25; prbinars nnb
arobe $5.50-e.50.
g 6peiHe. Sue Bis cussrIes
isne pStsls uHb fdpsre Gorten 6ffne.
ten bsut. seln Gents bSbsr. infDias
itdrisr Tu9frngs fir ben 8erfmbt.
addts gsrjdnbtiprtsn unb 1srl.l pas
rem dnd in gutter giadfrdss, blisbsH
absr iistig i'm prsife. Raube geip1ns
Inen 10-25e. Der Warit mar Iebba,t
BON anfang Bis Gubs. br Sdlub
itari, Der llmiob Elm Dollitansigsr.
slassrlefene ftpsre 225 pfnnb nno
mebr S16.5o--16.60; s,mii5t. uno
JletIferiorteu 100 pfunb unb msbr
I$16.25-16.50; fair biz CUTE fsi1.s
gsrianbtiorten 12o Bis 155 pfuno
S15.25-15.75; ordinate Bis CUTE
5ertsl 40 pfunb unb ipenissr $12.s
00--14.25: orbindrs Bis oussrlsi.He
i6pert fsits Gdus s10.o0-15.50;
crbindrs bis gut. Staes 1000
1900; srtrn S13.25-13.50.
Edaft uno 9 mer. - Die
3ufubr ipar beut. i.br serins, bic
giaffrnse gut. Der Marit mar fart
bei ben preiisn Der lsstsn Do8e. Der
llmfnb tDar Elm gutter.
S9ais, auktrIsisns BIB srtrd Isihte
$10.00-10.50; fair bis CUTE 800
9.75; pribn6re $5.0O-7.Oo; B5de
$500 uno ipsnis.r. 2dmmer, arss.Iss
iene bis Yttrn S16.15--17.00; fair
tis CUTE $1550--16.5o; fteonos
$l4 o0-15.0o; orbiudte $1,000
13oo.
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beidsjissapiefs wurbtn ~ bH--s4lx
,isioniiri. H3e6isi spf 2oneoa sarea lisfis-
5ar 30 zass eA7i, Gou,msfesal pias. W
tags. sk7ok. Sias $A75K, &ebsi.
hnntiiunasn tk1s 7lls, 6rases 6I4l
a7SK. asba NIX; 1lsri. feins nacri.
uasfn; xrsssn. fsias cupiirunstn eel'
1n6ifhs 0nlbsu Si&t 4sy<c. Rabbi a.,
riss Sl6s aD7, &ata $50 Hnbsl Si4i
I3s; Gatsl 1eH, eiIbn. Darrss 5c1s.
pfefttssii6s Eonsss co..
Aftisnusrlt.--1ss Rasfi bar tfutt
iari gub istf. GHs Qffisa Der 3tds batfsu
seu.nHs IL psrssiAnsa, Iptl9s poa bic 9
vents bsirgsn, Gibsnp Skes Seaos
;&lsiiea o. s7.se-91.it uns bic sHs5 -
S5.o6-s35o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

Ii5e6 firFs 4S3e; tronbs 46e; Gontl
Daisp ~; podins Gtod 29--33
per pfulb.
/ Rdfs. - Marii fea; Cbip 26e
t.RorbntItIt@er 26--2eit; Rem Dor
I271t; S4peises 40--65e; Gtmburss
27-27Rr; bo. Bird o2s pr pfrnp.
gtss - Grijfs Gin finp b
yla&fruas. prima iirits 6!ibusfslt
5Sr; firits SIC; orbiHdrs firifs Az
ieronbs 49r psr Tubenb.
GefIieeI. - Warit rubis uni
etiDas ftiisr. - BroiIsrs sipti pfun'
Iunb borunter 23e; Grpers ibsr 5ips
pfunb 23c; 5dbne 17r; Glbner 20-
23t; 3nitblbner Don S--10 pfun'
-2St; bp. NIT frummer gruit 1Se
guTls Sc; ipeibe Gntsn 27e; farbi5
25e; Odnfe 20--22t; aIte 1aussI
$1.50 per Dutsnb.
| Safsm - 30. ] S3.25--3.Go
Ho. 2, $2.25-2.75; go. 8, 60-75
per DusGb.
Sbff unh GswGfs
3itreneR - California $5.5l
800 per Stiff; aimss s2.75--So(
ptr Rite.
Srangfn. syloriba 81 %
l4.75; 3anotrine S3O0--3.25 PEI
ai5te.
Grape Jraii. 7 Tlorioa &c.
25-4.00 per Rife.
| QepfeI. - Sonnfban $3.50
ESQ pei PbI. emofsbfaIs $3.50
500 pst gtI.; Nombo Ispfel SAFE
--4.50 per BbI.: 9aIbpin $4.00-
4.50 pet Rtl.; @rlmss @oiben SO 0(
ter gbI.; mplf Rirtr $3.50 per B5!.
pippins $4.50-5.0O per Wbl.: orbit
ndre Sor.en 75t---$1.00 per BbI.
YtrHtn. - !fieisrs s3.50--4.0
per 9bl.
9oalufpss. - 9reibbaus 10
2Oe psr pfuiib.
RarfoffelH. = Ginbsimil9'
$2.4o--2.60. Tlitiecn S2.15--2.25
PET 100 gfunb God auf BEN @eIs:Is'
| SibfartpffeIM - Rdnrr
6dlI S2.W-2.25 per Camper.
0urftn. - Ireibbaus $1.75--
200 per Dubeub.
arnut. - Danii6ts $500
COCO per 5DH uHb $4.00--4.50 pei
16I.
G.edrHb.m - $2.4o-2.5O
Der Gu.
wsiBe Ruben. - s1.75- 200
per @u.; auf Sem GeIsiie S1.0o--
lbs.
3misbtIn - Gelbe S2.O-
800; tpeibe s2.75--3.25 per bunbsri
pinnb Sad auf Dem Gelsiis.
@rine gpbntn. - SiioIi4:
s3.50-4.00 per camper.
Rarottsn. - etntsimif4s 81
5000 PER gbl.
Qanbprobufts.
Seu. - Ro. ! aimrtbp $3.50;
20. 2 1im0ttp S2s.5o- 90; no.
|s simottp S27.75--2S.50; Ro. / e.'
miIhter Hlse S29.00--29.5O; go. 2
eemii&ter alss $2S.5O--29.0o; go.
4 a!ss $30.O0-30.50; gao. 2 aits
500. .50--30.0 90; alfalfa $50. .00-a2.'
90; Rossenftrpb $12.O-l3.00; Weis
asnfrob S1l.50; Sofrarob s11.5o
per Suune-
Witfenfutter. - Rdtfi III,
tiq. - afsis S43.00-43.50; Dslbs
blfnas braune S46.50-47.00; nslSs
s49.50--50.o0; ssmifhtss Juitsr
S45. .o0-45.50.
GGmsrtten - Warit fen;
al,eIameu $14.50-16.50; per pu.
bonn Giore; Simotbp $3.15-a75;
JIaasIameu $4.20 per gu.
Dsri&isoeueA.
Dsle. - Marit iictis. - asin0i
robss $1.29 psr 1alrns in partien
BON Ia g6l.; 1--9 gdnpnsn &c.
lp9tss $1.44; go. / aarb5l, $1.3S--
1.40; Winisrs1sft $1.68-l .68; Got,
ton Gesb Oil raff. $1.54 per GallOrr;
serpsntin 55e In partien bon Is
iyaB; pstroltum, Dbio Carbon 5tdfe
S,ii 12sc; SPECIAL. .Gerfs 14e; REQ
Grppn GaioIin 25e; Rapbta SOC per
@nIIcne.
SaI3. - Der Nnrst In ieR. -
Ohio 9Ripsr $2.01 per Hbl. bon 100
pfnnb, 6ubrlobn binSusefiist.
EaIs. - Wdrit iietig. - yrima
eiip 17h-1sc; bo. Gountrp 15l--
i1es per plumb.
aoblen. - Warlt rnbis. qitfss
tura 5000 annarba sc. CO.
geo; gsut uno GIod s4.50---4.75 per
Tonne abaslisiert. RduAloit Stiid.
icblsn $50; antbro,iie 5000 per
Tonne obnsIisfrt. goit foftet 500
$50 Der Sonns abqelisfgst.
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gbftaao, 81. Ds,embsr.

Sdreius. 3ufubr 81. 900;
Warit fart. 9ulf $16.45-16.s0;
Isitt. s16.75-16.e5; ssaIiidts sl6..
20-16-9o; idfpsre $16.15-1e.9o;
ralihe $16.15-16.3o; Ser.eI s1l.76
--15.8.
Riubpisb. - 3ufubr HOO;
Marft fart. Rafipe Siisrs $7.60--
14.25; Siodrs unp Gsbus $6.70---
10.40; aiibe unb Seifers $5-35--
11.35; RGlber $8.50--18.oo.
Ghafs. - 3ufubr 5000; Waf!i
fsit. Betbers $9.35--13.15; aGms
mer S12.90--16.80.
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Ghieaae. 81. 0ss.mbsr.

MsIiHtorn. = yir San. $1.26t-
1861; an GdluB s1.26s. Cir Raj
$1.24s--1.25s; oui SdIuB S124s.
9ofsr. = Giir De5. 77-S1ie; an,
GA.uB 77r. 5iir Wai 754-77Ss;
ON GhluB 75ie.
Roegen. - go. 2. $1.s3.
@sriie. - $1.40-1.6.
gimcttp. - $5.c0-7.50.
aIss. = $20.00--B.o0.
porf. - Giir Jnn. $45N-45.-
10; ON Sdiub Ss5.45. Giir gaai
$4,000 -4S.6Q; Gm ehlHh s45.3o.
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I" - oAs Ivy 1cAt-
Die ra4fcIsenbsn Nucttrunqeu te'
,isbsu iia nur ouf Gngross Z ztansats
tiontu. 9si iIeinsrtn Gsiddften iper.
ben stiDas bSbere prsiie bsrsdnst.
propt..toneR
9 d m 10. prima S..aHi
sS.7o 2a.sse; Ganep 253 -25sc.
zrpdtHstialsenss Gleii4.
Short clear Ssiifa 28-2Sat; ertro
bort clear Ssitn 27A-2se; iurSl
Rippeu 27S---2ss: Bellies 303 305s
per pfunb.
Gerdu9ertss SIeifd. -
Gbcrt clear Gsittn 0a31t; sIfrc
fhurt clear Gsiien 00--S0ai; iiirj'
Ripsen 30--30ae; 4sIies S3t--33ac,
sugar Gureb UIeif9. =
S9inien 2Si-292e; pienis S&ul'
tern 23-23ie; BreoifaR Woeou 30--
40t; S4uIferu tn pudsten 24b--25c
Rem Yort Gut 25f-26e; sslrod Ista
Beef S4uitrn 34-34a psr pfuno.
Gabsep6dsItes Hfeit@.--
Ehinftn 25f -26e; pirute G&uiiGu
20fe; Bellies $500; GHultern In
padeitu 20--20Ae; Rem pori Gnt
bo. 21--21Ac.
Grifdes JIeifA - S@tn.
fen, Iofe, 24a-25Se; ptenic SnuIs
tern 20-21e; Eduiisrn, 23--23se;
turss gaippsnfsiien 25a-26ts; fbcri
clear Rippmisiisn 26s-26fs; sr.ra
Ibort clear Rippsnlsitsn 25A--25ae;
IsiAte Bellies 332--34Ae; fapsre DO.
32-33e.
WtbI unb Getretb.
WetI. - Winier patsni $10.70;
Minitr fanep 5000; minter idmiip
$9.70; Mintsr srtro $50; Wiuisr
or6indr 1920; 6artes weisen patent
$11.W-12.00; 5aries DeiJsn ;aHsp
S10.75--11.25: Sdrtes Dsijen fas
miIp Sl0.10-10.50; yaorlbweiisrn
stmi!4tss S10.75--11.00; Rosstri,
Gin. rsinss, Sl1.00-11.25; 9oer
gen. gitp. gsmiidiss. s11.oo--1l.25.
msiSsM - Der Wartt nor
iistig; SO. 1 rotber $22o; Ro. 2
rottxr Sat; 80. 8 rotber $2.1b;
RO. 4 $2.13 per Hu.
@eIf@tprn - 30. / ipt!bfs
81. 1.90--192; 30. 2 bp. $1.90--l.52
glo. 8 DO. $3.50; Ro. A bO. $LS5-
1.90; 30. s bo. $l.80-1.s5; SO. 8
DO. $1.s0-1.S5. - go / gsIbts ST.
90-1.92; 80. 2 DO. $1.@-192;
Ro. 8 bp. $50; SO. 4 DO. S1.S5-
1.90; 30. 8 DO. $1.So-1.S5; gso. 8
DO. $1.S0--1.s5. - Ro. / gtnil4tss
$1.N-1.92; SO. 2 hO. $1.90-1.s
80; SO. 3 bo. $50; go. A bo. $1.S5
10. s bO. $50 LIS; go.
6 bo. $1.S0-1.S5. - Wsib.s Roll
btniurn $1.45-1.50; eeIbss aoItens
torn $1.45-1.50; ssmiiaiss GoIbtus
torn S1.4-l.50; fpsites Torn ST.
5aftr. - go. 2 tpsisbr s5--
S5as; Sianbarb iDsibsr s5c;; SO. 8
ipeibsr S4-S4ae; go. A ipsiBer s3-
S4e; go. 2 semif6ter S0-8le; 20. 8
ssmifhisr sinteimiitsr 79-soe; gi3.
4 stmii6tsr 77--79s.
Aosgtn. - Np. 9 $1.79-1.Sl {;
no. 8. $1.77--1.79; 30. 4 bo. S1.75
LII; probt S1.70--1.75.
WhiBfep.
Gs ipurbsn btuts 81 8dfsr naf
oer gols DON $4,6o per Gaione psrs
lnuit.
groetrieB.
aaffe. - Sopn 27--32e; Rss
pa 27i---30c; Guatemala tGn;p
lsis: DO. gutter 17ae,
tnns -..........,......ltS -
enteS ..-..............H 1St
lnff ....................l .l8ta ltA
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Diebn,arft

GiHsinnati. 81. Dss. 1917.
3ufubr uno psrfanbt fit bic lss.m
As Gtuncsn. persIi6sn NIT bsrIsibsu
.3sii Der Isbtsn W,&s, lino ME fr!at:
3ufubL
gRinbp. Gdpsins S4ate
"a. Dts. 1893 1888 70
81. Des. - I'LL 1910 LII
wtrfanbt
seinbp. G@peiRs Sd)afe
"a. Dss. 80. 122 27ss -
81. Ds5. -. 80 1919 -
Rtnopish - 9ie 3ufubr mar
bsuie aibsrorbsuilib gerins. Der
Wnrtt mar Fart uun ltbbuft. bic
grsiis fstia Biz 1o--15e b5bsr ola
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niriw Gut araf S1055; po,poe-eD
s9.15; gutss 1910; srnHuIirtn g.
90; gpnfntipusrS .Ms $3.50; IN
. 81 SS.60--8.70; ipsiber sytra S3.4O
-s.50; srsro &c $3.50 per hansgrt
piuno; Qsp Orleans tbnrifi,b iDsiBsr
ss.50-8.T5; bo. ge!ber s800--S.25
per 100 plumb.
Moiaffts. = Warit itstis. -
g1ap Orleans Open arttel 55--65s: !:
Gsntrifugnl 40--4St per @olIons.
Refs. - Gytrd fnrrb 9sab g.
93r; funfp Ss-83t; ietonb 5eab Sc;
eebrofsntr Tic; Snpnn 81 a-8ar; Blue
Aois s2s.
Hairp preblite
Butter. - Marft siemJ.d5 ssbs
baft puiis isf. - msplsmigs sytrn