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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
Sic &irOtrrrObtrnng btS lluttrrtDirlitnS
uDm 20. 9eStnlGtr 1915 bis /. Sannar 1916

Ser oann an oielelbe &ompagnie er-
uelit qegebene @efebl oprh einetI
Sonoeronatenongriif ben llnterreD-
felIen 81 nebmen, beronIoBte oen
sSiibrer, bel Dem nunmebri9en gln'
griff ben llnterrebfelien BON ytoroen
Der 81 beipdltigen.
@enn oieier aonIpagnie ouA 5iuel
0leierDefompagnien gum nohmaligen
gIngriff 5ur @erfiielng Itanoen, 10
Swane 6ennoh 0os bereinbreHenoe
TogesIiHt mieoeriun Die &ompagnie,
Die gritiirmung oes lluterrebfeliens
niif5uoeben on Die 81 0itrhihreitenoe
Ghludt oie n0r6lih iid bin5iebt,
ourb Gin 6uBerlt beftigeS Wiaibinen.
geipcbrfelier gernoe5u unpoiiierbor
gemowt tpiroe. Sn5iuiiden nluBten
3oblreide YotrouiaeL Die nit ocn
beri6ie0eniten gluftr1gcn geeen ben
Seino obqeihidt murben, Die ipin0.
li6e Stellurg crfimoen lno 9Iilf.
fldrung i1offeu oa man trob oaer
Sdwierigfeiten oie beitimmte glbIidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

moren ale 8emii6uneen irnlonlt.
0ie S0gerobteihineen ober, tpel6e
itnter grober f0rperIi1er glnItren-
gung 6ie foum eriteieboren aIippen
beunoh bepdltigt botten rihteten
iib ein bielten trob fciuolihen
SeuerS ibre erprobten SteIIlmgen
felt uno lieBen iiH ouh 0urb Die in
Der geoht bonn @egner oui Die iofort
IN 9lngriif genomInenen gefeiti-
gungSorbciten gelenften bcftigiteu
GeueriiberfGue in feiuer @eiie ltoren,
Sni feinoIicben Seuer mur0en oic
notpenoieen @erbinouneser6ben oe-
idoffen observation-disclosures nod
ben pcri1ieOenen Sciten uno gEb-
idnittcn eelcet, Die Oonn bon neucm
Serltorten iuieoer ouSgebefert, oaS
notlpenoige &rieeS. uno @olmlotc-
rial, Sonogranoten iuno Wlunition,
ia ieIbit Wlinenperfcr sic iteilen
&lippcn berauf in Die neu croberte
GteIIlng ouf Dem Hebfelien oeIhofft
unO oac @orbercitunqen aciroffcii,
bic cinen fir oen foIpen0en Eaq q
Sonior 1916 geplonten 9Inqriff siir
groberlng Der aotBcn Stealneen
erm0eliden lollten.
Sic 9loAt bonn 81. 0e3embcr 5int
1. Souuor 1916 uno am &ormittag
oeS / Soniior bielten sic tapferen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

glbteiIilnaeu in beftigltem feinolihen
glrtillCrieieuer aus uno arbeiteten
an ibrer Stelling NIT alien 9rGiten
inO trofen 8orfebrungen fir ben
beobiihtieten 9lnertff.
Tie cntiprchen0cn 9(rtilericgritp-
pen in Der Gbene ihoiien iih in5lpi'
Iden ouf oic SiooitabbGnee 0es lln-
terrebfellenS Gin uno Inn 3 ubr node
mittogS itono oas @afaiIIon 0im
Stlrn bercit
g91breuo INN 2 llbr 30 Wliuuten
nahnlittogs Elm iebr beftiges feiilo-
lihes Qlrtilcrie CSperrfener sic
Shluht n0rolib oes llnterrebicllenS
fat unpaiiicrbor mahte. croifnete
unierc Qlrtinerie Inn 3 llbr nohmit.
tags cine Iebbofte 9eihieBuna bis
eeoen 5 llbr nodmittoeS onf Die
feinolide 2inie uno ii6erlhiittete lie
nit Cinem unecbeltren 5eiter melheS
iidtlid bon 9utem GrfoIa gefront
mar.
aoum ober ldjipiea eS, Oa begonn
eegcn 5 llbr nahmittagS Der Snton-
tcrieoneriff III mebrcrci aoIonncr
Scr trob beftioiteu feinolihen @ioer-
itonoes uno uuouiborliben sIrtillerie.
feucrS 5um crpiinihtcn 3icle filbrte
uno ms BON nenem gum Serrn oeS
llnterrebfelletiS mndte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

SsrSebobopte I'M Seuer Gee aum 9ur6bru9
aul ben Geener bereit Gee - abeepanote
estte)- Gie @1tfe Der beiben 6IotteH iie3en
Sdon Dor Dem 9eginn elmer Gee
i6ludt f6at Dem ihnellen &reli5ergc.
i6Daoer Die 9Iufgobe Der QlldfIdrung
81, nobel iie olrd Die flinfen &orpe-
oOboote poer beionoere Wteloeihiffe
(gIniios) lnterltiibt peroeu, tpelbe
Die BerbinOung nit Der oft peit 6u-
riidliegenoeu $auptflotte uufredt5u-
erbalten babeu, Sdben Die 8orpoiten
Die Stellltng oes 5einoes ouSgefuno.
idaftet uno eriheint oas @erpdiier
fur cine SeeiAlabt girnltig, 10 miro
bic 1lotte Der SdIahtibiffe eegeu
ben @egner dufoumpfen ilno 0cn
&f NIT Der ibweren meittraeen-
ben glrtilIerie olf aroBe Gntfernunng
q0-20 Rilometer, pgl. SeeidloAt
bon SeIsolonOD er0ffnen. lin OaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

fib in greitieitenfeuer Qeecuiber Gr6iiHnug hes
Seuers ad 1920 Mlometer. laHQlame gln'
ndberrue. &tubribtuna, Gbubmeie, aStno, Be'
len6tlng lpenta peDelno-
oes SSeinoes bnlten 3u fonnelt I'm Die
gef1brlicbe lleberfliigelung Der Spite
unln0glicb du MAIDEN. Da oiele Sornl
0es ,laufen0en @efe6tes" (6ig. ID
ole Sai,ptipoffe, ole glrtiuerie, boil
5ltr @eItune fommen l6Bt, 1T iie Die
geeignetlte aanpfespeiie, Inn cine
@nti1eiOilna 6piihen artileriltilcb
e6enbiirHgen @eenern berbei3niiib-
rem. geobo6tet Der Giibrer rarnlib
cine ousreiben0e @irfung ieiner
.@ei9iite, 10 miro er Den Gllrs parol'
LEI 5uul @egner bei5ubebalten iuAen
itnO ben @anpf 70 Iange bin6ieben,
bis 6ie Gnti6eiOune fdut (Eiuibima
1905) (Sig. 2.
sSSn ieOer Sinitbt ipelentltd anoers
geortet lit Oos 9uiiiereefebt (6ig. 81,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

ON 4. Sannor oltf ms gerit]tcte g(r.
tilIeric. in0 Nldidinenncmv6ricucr
mo 0ie pie0er1olt III Ssene Qeicbien
Sperrfeuer niHt toron bin0ern. I'M.
ierc neuen 5tellunaen pciter ous3u.
baucn, sic notpen0ipcn Tra6thin0er.
mile 5u itoifeu imO ioultiqcS Srica8s
material einsuhaucu. Scit0em iiu0
mir mieoeufm @ciiter 0cs ourh Seine
Sagc 10 midtigen llnterrcbicliens.
Meit 9lebt fonn nun ie0er llnpor.
teiiihe IN Griiouncn eeroten nno
nlDiafiirlidb sic Sroec itenen, pie
ilt IS nur m1aGh gcncicn, 0oB elm
iolb flcincr glbiduitt pou ctua 400
Dieter 10 unaebetrc Characterization
bCreiten fonute. itn0 marrm min.
gliidten bic mieoerbolten &erindle.
0ic ocrlorenc Stelune mic0er sm er-
obern2
llnO Ocnnodl lit oieic falt iibcrfoI.
ortigc g9ieOergelpinnuna 0cS llnier.
beionoerS om Sii0abhana
cine gons belon0erc Sciihng, Sic noM
aroBem Ghneio hereoteS 3cuentS
fir olle 3eiten abIeaen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Gle @ieoereroberitng OcS 9ieb.
felienS ma1te infolee leiner gul5cn
Gage groBe Shwieriefeiten. lin lie
5ur Nlusfitbriing 81 bringen, iuuroe
0os in &eierOe befinOli6e 8otaiIlon
om %. G@ember 1915 olornIiert
uno erbieIt oen geie6l, iih in 9eiib
ocs llilterreJfelfaS ou ieeen.
Ger infolce ceoeRen BON Der &onts
poanie BON q. am 90. De5eluber, 2
ll6r pnrmitto1s, unter beftigitem
fcinOIi1en Spegrfeuer fIeiner &alis
Der bis oil Ser SUB 6eS llnterrebfcl-
iens gemohte gIngriff iinO 8erilld,
fih in oeiien @eiit 8lt IeBen, brahte
Die Gompoenie BEL i6rcm frnftpol.
len 8oreeben 5mnr bis on oen SUB
DeS @erges, abcr 0aS iiberolS bef-
tige frou60iilche Snfunterie- iino Wlo-
idinengemebrieiicr moHte es gcra-
ne5u umn0glih, lih oeS llntcrreb-
fellenS 8u bemddtigen SSm @egen-
tell, Die &ompognie muBte ii1 IN
ihre 9feieroeitellltnq 5uriidaieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

bate, in grfenntniS Der militGri-
i6en 9eoelitltng 0es melt noriprin.
aen0en sSellenS sic |eriuhe tro5
ibres biSberigen Sheiterns am n1b-
Iten Gage, ben 80. Te5ember, su tpie.
0er6olen, nomoem oie g[rtiucrie bic
notmen0igen @orbereitulgen eetrof.
fen botte. g8ie beihloIien, iulrOe
oonn am nGhIten Toee Der g[nerifj
onociebt, nodoem oie llbreri bergIi.
deit, oie SturmfoIonnen bertciIt,
ibnen Dos 5it erltreben0e 3iel ongege-
ben por. gtad 6ielen 8ur einbeitliben
@urdfiibrung oerartieer eemeinIo-
nler g[neriffe in getrennten &olon-
nen notipen0igen 8orbereitungen be.
oonn sur feitgeietten Stun0e einer
iener ungeobtet oeS feinoliben
sselierS miitenoen glngriffe nit
Son0eronaten Der Damn aud INFO.
fern sen er1piinlbten @rfola nit iit6
brahte, ais ole linfe, ouf ben Siio.
obhong 0es ltnterrebfeIIens onac-
Iebte Sturmfolonne Die lteilen Slip.
ben erflimmen uno trob hcr beftiq-
iten @eeenpebr iu6 ocS @iberiton.
oeS oeS @eeners ii6 in 9eiie oeS
Sii6abbangeS oes llnterrebfeliens
Ictcn uno ii6 lineeddtet oes feinO-
Iiten 6cuers cinriAten fonltte.
Sci ser redten @oIonne oopegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

geSe6Isunfdbiq elporbere SiiDreribt1t S1ns
tuoroio beinrei6t 3. 9urb @ebren er6telt pc
iapuntibe 6lotte Bite 8ipeite Ts@tellnna. 3psnat
ben @egner aunl 8peiten Iaitenoen @eteWt Allo
taufiert ion nac6 erneuiem ueberpoleu ourW
2lbi0penien Der 9tbilionen.
bel oem Die beioen @egner ebentoas
oaf poraaelen &urien, aber in entge'
geneeiester 0iihting lteuern. gs liegt
I'M @elen oicics 9Lufmarihes, OaB elm
ioI6es @efe1t nibt lonop Oauern
fam uno 0esbalb tpobl ME eeeignct
lit, cine gntiheiOung berbeiaufiiEren,
eS iei oenn onB es mebrnals binter.
chamber mieocrboIt miro. Dos 5logg.
ibiff an Der SpiBe lit bel oieier @e-
fedtsform eon6 beIonoers gef6broet,
neil es bcim Bailieren OaS fon8en-
trierte 6euer Der gan5en nod llnge-
IHipGbten feinolihen g[rtiaerie aus.
5ubalten baben mir6. 9luBeroem
fommt oos @el9iitfeuer ipegen Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Gor einer eigentiimIih idupierigcn
gutlheiolng itebt ser ocutidc @ene.
ralaouperneur pon @elaieu @cneraI.
oberlt 6reiberr bon 8iiiina. 3mu a..
iienmoI icit ser @eicslng @eIaicnS
lit u6mIib Elm @erbrcsbcr non emeu
beIoiihen Gdwurgeribt 5um Eooa
ucrurteiIt morocn ser 9Iaubmorocr
9cenaur IN 9lrlon, &rooiu5 2luen-
burg. Ias llrteil belopt. oaB sic S,in.
rid5tuna oficutlid in glrlon Ourh Sic
0hiiuotiue 81 aeiheben bot 9lun lit
bic IooeSiuoie III @elaien icit 1864
oamalS ulr0c Der @iitIu6r0er
@raf @iiart DC @ocnrm6 III 9riiQ0e
euinotiniert - uitht me9r pou3oaen
moroen. Gs gibt Smor ciueu Ghorg.
rihter namenS glieulon0. ser abrlih
Elm @ebolt bon 100 Nrorten be3iebt,
ober CT Bat niemaIs cincn @erurteil.
ten bonn 2ebcn 8nm SoOe bcior0ert.
lleberoieS perroiteu bic Geile Der bel.
aiihcn @uillotine inn NriiiicIar Mat.
baiie un0 iino oltrh lanaes Nrod'lic.
Gen untauaIih acluor0en Gic 6raae
III num- Oh @encralgouperneur BON
9iiiina, Ser uoh ocm &0lterretbtc olc
iouncrone @cmalt in Nelaien ausiitt
un0 ocnl ocnlaB 0oS Eo0cslricil 0eS
lurcntbur9iidcn SdlmuracrigbteS 5u
bcitdtigcn Bat. Sen Sraoitionen SEQ.
pnI0s Ill. in0 gllbertS | iolacn o0vr
Dem EooeSurteiI frciea Gani laNcR
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

0urcb ooS bclonoers belOenniii.
tige un0 fait toltii6ne @ororingcn
oeS QeutnontS 8 init icinen ga.
germ, ser sic ibm aegeniibcrlieaen.
oen @eener sur lleberaobe 5mona,
mur6en sic feinoliden Stellrnqcn an
mcbrcrcn @imftcn tief ericbiittert
mo infoIae oeS riidiidiSloien Dor
qebcns unierer topferen Sdgcr aliidtc
cS, ocn gan5en 9tebfeIieu picoer 8n
nebmen ln0 gan5 BON @e1ner 5lt
i1u6crn, mobci chpo 200 @cionQcne
aemoht uno Elm Wlaibieu9eiDebr cr.
bcntct ipur0e.
gIQc 0onn bonn @eaner unternom.
mcuen @egenougriiie. beion0crS nm
6 lt6r obenOs ain ielbcn Soac ihei.
icrtln un0 pnrOen ourh uuier Scucr
tciltuciie irhou I'M &ehne erItidt
Scr 0oun ponl Ncancr am 8. "a.
mar nahtS lnitcrnonunene sSencr.
ii6erioIl 0urh %nfantcric nus n0r0a
lihcr Aihtrne (ppn Scr ioQenonntcn
&hnmelsleiter hcr) iheitcric. cbenio
mic Scr om 6. Samior in Oic g4eQe
aelcitetc 9lnarifi 0ur@ fcin0lic9c Nr.
tiGcric lmo NttHempcrfer oui lmiere
SteIhmgen oitf oem llntcrre6fcllen
9luh tonRte lmierc brouen Srlipl
pen oie ourh bic Grcserlna 0es
@crgeS @roBes geleiitct botten. ooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

mer 0urCb cine &ebrtpeuOrne iih ser
gefGbrlidcn Sage 8u ent5ieben, neil
qladliderpeiie ibre Wtanoprierfdbig.
felt nod nidbt gelitten batte. Do NAN
ober NIT 0ieiem @liidsfna nidt reh.
men bari muB ieOe Seemodt beitrebt
iein ibre ShiffsgeidpiHoiafeiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
0niIernnnaen nn0 eanbrIalnnaen

fcnO ais Sic T.9telIumo (95ig. 8 Be-
deidnet. Gie quer oiifOoutpfenoe
SSlotte fam Damn ole ii6erfliieelte
SpiBe nit idntliHen 9reitieitcn I'm.
ter hos fon8entrierteite Selter nebmen,
wobreno Oieies ieIbit, Oirb Oie eigc.
uen Sbiffe I'M S6uBfeIo behinoert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

nicbt al Ic6r bon onScrn iiberbolen.
su IaIIen. SeIbitprritGu0lidb iinoen Nie.
OerIdieoencn @cfehtSurten uiht nu-
mer III bulcr Heinbeit &erpcnoima.
0ie oEimeS~ ihiI0ert ben gerlali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Sig. 8. Die T.SteIlnug. Spibe b
IN iiberlegeuem fein0liheM @reit.
ieitfeuer.
ten oes 6iibrerS entipreheno 3u Gnoe
au tiibrca. Stroiiltc Sramuiation,
llebung Der 6iibrer i'm 3uianmmor-
beiten itrengiie llnterorouluig oes
eir5eInen unter oie 9iele 0eS &ou8cn
bel Ger5idt oni iegliGbe abIeufenoe
9lebenabiicbt imo Dor aaen Der @eilt
unO Oie Eiidtigfeit scr Wlonuidloit
miro oub einer al 3obl uuo Sdiiis-
aroBe ihmaheren 6lotte Die 1e0glidl.
felt elueS iiegreidcn anmpics er0ii.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

nur in beibrGnftcm WlaBc ontporten
fam. Sn Der SHlo6t BEL Giuibinta
gelau9 es Ben Sdponeien tpieoerDolt,
cine ocrartigc 6liieclunioiittng 8u CT.
6ieIen, oen Siuiien aeIans es uber i'm.
The sun., 1916-08-20
TEXTILES RISE AS
DEMAND INCREASES
Jobbers' Fall Business I,
Heavy, but Mills Can't
Supply All Orders.
Anticipation OF A high cotton market

Anticipation OF A high cotton market
has been leading buyers OF cotton goods
to contract ahead for many OF the sup
plies they will require. Some converters
and printers are buying gray cloths for
delivery through the first quarter of next
year, and some jobbers are buying
bleached and brown cottons and colored
cotton lines for delivery to the end Of
this year. This will carry their stocks
into the spring trade.
Prices OF bleached and brown cottons
are rising. the advances on standard A.
jobbing bleached fabrics being n full
half rent q yard. print cloths are up
a cent a yard In some Of The finer
counts. and \, cent a yard on the mar.
row goods. Reports OF fall distribu-
ton are optimistic. tobbers complaining
principally at the delays In delivery OF
goods due from mills. and not at all OF
the volume OF business rendered.
Reports from mill centres show that
the labor scarcity Is serious and cor
,inues to restrict the output in many
places. MOI does this seem to be offset
by the Increased operations at night In
many Southern centres where the help
problem Is less troublesome than In he
northeastern section.
Prices quoted at the end Of tho week
were as follows:
Print cloths. 20 inch 64xe4s. ~
cents 64x60s, A. cents 3si3 inch SAX
G4s. ca cents brown sheetings. South
crn standards. 81. cents: denims eos.
indigo. IS cents tickings. s ounces. 15l2
cents: prints. : cents: staple ging-
hams. s cents; dress ginghams. lol3
gapsS
The sun., 1916-08-20
Moonlight Ball Is
BrOnXviUe Feature

Bios xvrLtE. y. Y. Aug. 10 Tho
mooul. ght ball ~ tho lawn ahsurbs the
chief interest Of tho visitor at tho Hotel
Gramatan thor" evenings of fun moon
The vast hurS'Sho" garden (ar,ug west
aud hulDs h.gh above the village is the
scene.
This weeks arrivals from Manhattan
Include william II, Fam, Lester Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. j. O. Little, Nj ana Mrs.
l.. - krtctNm. Mva, kotCuam, Miss
kc'cham and Miss ApnIchr, Mr.. ana
Mrs. - Il, Avery and Miss Avery, John
McMullin. T.. A Xcrcccc, Foster Min.
ken. Jr,. Mr., aud Mrs, +. y. llrldcn.
Mr. aud Mis- + t. Truman, A. Walhcr,
Mrs. Bislaud. Nj and Mrs. NJ, Iiuppcl.
i. : Henry. N. r. Howard, Mss VI, A..
S'crnc, Mr., aud Mrs, William J. Dulry.
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. X i~entt,". Mr. aud
Mrs, l. W, Smith, Mrs Ar $. Btiuarl,
i. i, Teal. Mis- Grace jarrett. Mr.. aud
Ms. A. !, Morris. Miss j.. GRAY. Mas
~ .''cgcr Mr.. and Mrs, r. VI. Benson.
Mr., aud Mrs, Thomas Manahan, O. -
Potter, Clarence u Tlppctt. W. II. Nasle
and Miss Agnes Mcponough.
The sun., 1916-08-20

uO6S-Rsceip,s. s5 head; al con
signed direct ~ local s!egshtetcfs. fe".'ns
The sun., 1916-08-20

Strrhcu Merritt, Mabel Talhott. Hcrtha
kuchor. Miss Agnes Reilly and Miss May
Reilly.
pocOuo Mountain House Miss T.. l..
Fittcr. Dr, Harold T.. Gibhv, Ronald
Hutchinson. Austin q. Hardy, II NJ New
port, W, T.. Bogardrs, T. T. Williams.
Nj. and Mrs H. V, Tischuor. Miss Il, -,
Walsh. Miss H. : Walsh, Mr. aud Mrs,
Grant /. Smith. Miss r., Il, Mallctt and
Mrs. \. Il. Millctt.
~rucohtssot Miss Grace Iiolliugs-
worth, NJ Mcatinr. \ Beating, &. kcat-
Ing. NJ Heating. H. Slatihenwa ait" ~ u,
Seabrette, George and Celia Mengan.
The sun., 1916-08-20
STEEL MILLS CAN'T
FILL HOME DEMAND
Delays Costly to Domestic
Manufacturers Who Held
Back for Lower Prices.
GAIN IN EXPORT TONNAGE
Allies Still IN Market for
Shell Bars, Rails and Nom
war Material.

Domestic manufacturers who delayed
covering their full stesl requirements for
the next six months in anticipation Of q
recession in the market are now actively
and urgently placing contracts for a.
large tonnages Of finished shapes and
for As late deliveries a. the mills will
accept.
The huge orders Of shell steel. nearly
100000 tons. bought for export in the
last six weeks and 1000 o tons bought
by domestic manufacturers of war mu-
nitions In the last three weeks for de-
livery over the first quarter and the frst
half Of 1917 a made such heavy IN
roads upon the available mill capacity as
60 indicate an Inadequate supply for
home consumption unless deliveries are
extended several months beyond the lime
Of contracts already booked. Not q few
mills are now several months late in
making deliveries and many consumers
ase being pinched by short supplies.
Notwithstanding he large export
sales of she'll bars the Entente Allies are
still negotiating for nearly $50. 900 tons
more. and the same foreign Governments
want 100, 600 tons more rails. while there
ere numerous Inquiries for so-called
peaceful forms from both the belligerent
and neutral countries.
Aside from shell bars the greatest
pressure Is for steel plates and the
Pennsylvania mills after selling $4,000
tons to %shlpyards at nome and abroad
at . cents TO 81. cents are now being
pressed TO sell additional large tonnages.
Chicago mills are in much the same POSI-
tion after selling $4,000 tons for ship
ment to the Pacific coast.
Car builders have placed orders for
10000 tons OF steel bars. shapes and
plates and the additional car orders Just
taken call for nearly 10000 tons more
steel.
a revival In steel building and bridge
work makes a denan upon the struc-
tural mills for q heavy tonnage OF plain
shapes that they are reluctant to meet.
Some P%ittsburg mills are now demand
ing ga cents to 80 cents for shapes.
The anticipated buying movement In
pig iron ls rapidly developing. with sales
OF $4,000 tons In all sections and new in
Quiries for 100000 tons out in the east
ern territory. In the interior probably
- much more IS under negotiation. .
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cattle Eercipfs 900. steady. Nt'IN" N""f
steers. IHl"i1 y'arliug s'"'rs ard n'l'
era, $500 /" IL, .'N.. s. - 80 stuck
ers and ~f""ltr-. sJ.3o =. prime southern
steers. ssun ,nN. nui h." for. 1"Hs.
pritn. N|carIuG steers aud h'iiei.. s. - 80.
native calves. tiu II -
Shecp-Rcrop'-. 2'". si"tn itrhs, 81
n lOG,. slaughter ewes. -" -. heating
ewes, s?u 10. y~'triuss, tGHH3"
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VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANEOVs-A

TiCHOKEs = Califo-nln. drum. s5u5.
western New York. wax, hsk $50: groom.
necticut. green. Si.cs: Jersey and Long
Island, wax. hsk Hd';o green 7,c d"
slSe, Long Island green. h,r, sl"lin.
hhl, G"s hsk 80. cARnnTs.Ncar
~, 100 hehs g.; TOP: ~ hh, 81"
~: rai.:5 bel:, ,sG,, large boy. "a
cnmher. pickle: lIer.ey. nj, ,-ii; sSk
I5c also OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ror 100.
i'am; hni' ;hG ",I:5, Jersey Gnd aSnE
crate, Ina7i, coRN-ior,ey, country
Gentleman. 100 ears. ii5oua Jersey aui
FIOwERS-s,a,e. Nh. s. 80; crate. IN
90" EGGr1.ANTs-Virglnia, GO at "ra'",
'LMi:5a Jersey. hsk s@m7ic.. az. u.
GARIlc-S'rlurs. M. s15c. HORSE
nADIsH Western, 100 lbs. ts@H LIN
REANS ,pol1Har" IcrsHy syd ,M.r>lana,,
I.ETTrcE-crate. So. 4 81 o.: hsk., go N
- s@i,on' pocr .'hrsr' ,-'nlH LEEES
~ bag. 81; Iowa. yellow, % N bag.
,:.o.:so. Washington. yellow. 700 n.
..,r. So. California; yeilow, 100 n. h,r,
low. 7jc. msi5o; white sini.5o 'lG,g
Island, yollow hsk.. $50; hhl s'pto
Na?:5; Scllow. siwi7i; rei, ".reI1lio,
rsnnsy i%v'nla bsk $50 Raltimor" hsk
$50: spanish. crate. Nnlea OKRA-
JERSEY. peach. hsk.. soc n -, large. h X
SOC. Ts9fo. TEAS Western New yo'k
hsk se.5o1s5 30: bag. s?@c75. rErrERS
.-fersev, hsk., 7;c.Nt' 80; MI. sl."'U
" %. PARSLEY Nearby. 100 hohs. 81 N
a.. RADlSHES Nearby, lao bchs. sIsf
: q: RIIIRARB-loO hrhs. M1i1c,
RpMAlNE-State, hsk., rmg SPINACH
Nearby. crate. s1Mfn S~rALLIoNS
Nearby, 100 hchs, Nd2 SQUASIIS
Marrow. bhl., s~l.i"H2 white, hos, 2'nf
aic.' hsky :injo".; yellow. crooked neck
box, ioH soc bsk 80 G5c. Tt'RNfPS-
Eutnhaga. bbl, 81. TOMATOES state
carrier. 81 nearby. peach hek 81 600
email box. 30 = Sac. large hos. TO. Hsl 20,
kcvport, plain hoN. 76c. 81. fancy
round. hos, H.'HIT5, south jersey
round large hoV. 900 49, %! carrier. 7ic.
G0fi Doe. round. peach hsk. tO1 sac.. hot
hnus". per u, cTl:c, WATERrRESS-
100 bchs. slTijO.
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Hotels on Cape Ann
Were Never So Crowded

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug 1o.-Glouces-
ter day. the big midsummer carnival
~ Cape Ann, which was celebrated
last WEDNESDAY, marked the mos, inter-
esting event of the season TO summer
and native folk alike.
The hotels Of the cape ara enjoyiny
the best season for manv Years, and II
is now next to impossible to lind nc.
cnmmodations In the leading houses.
Lat" arrivals from New York city At
Hawthorne Inn are Mrs. e. II. Retts,
.Iildred and Lillian Retts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome cook. Miss Elsie Dufore, Mrs.
Ien,l"y Gordon, Mr. aud Mrs. V. a, KEEL
ley. Mrs, T. W. I~.cggctt. Felix c. Malby,
II. r. Scholl and Alice Tabib.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark are
visitors nj hawthorne Inn.
Arthur Row Ia being entertained nv
Mr., and Mrs, William Steele Gray of
New York AT their charming bungalow
III Milo At Eastern Point
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVEs-R.c.ip,s. 2s3 head. mainly
consigned direct to s'aughterer- 10 trad.
ing; feeling unrhanssi nf.''.' h.s'
i3uljAc. per pound, "a "ttIe cara Deer IL
Ice.
CAIVEs-Rec.ipt.. .: head; II on sale.
sylvani, vea.s offered. virginia calves sold
a; s7uleto per 100 pounds Clty dressed
vea.s weak, 17aeic per pound country
dressed dc, lower Ia IT, con,,,x g
V!rgini, yeals. if lbs average, -? 80 per
100 pounds. I rrassers. 10 %, j. Shsn.
berg & Son. : West Virginia N"a's' 1890 VIZ
I calves. $50. 8,
SHEEP A>D LAMBS-Receip '.. 3i2i
head. Is cars ON sale. Sh"cp au'et ana
.'cady: lambs slow anil weak About !
per 100 pounds. no prime do "nered. ,tl..
o.. lambs. sN.iril's br.>."l inl,'nn
.:"ady at ilulii.c dressed lambs slow
sales newton & Co. :3i we-. virginia
,anbs. CO pounds a%vcrnre. 81 % per. loo
hounds :js ONT, e. SO .s' ~ aS,co9'
y.'f.'"T I iS,' s5, . y ~, FF.n'iiutsSy
',rh. g., tiif5: ::i. -. 81 %. -, ohio.
-. III. i5s virginia. g; So o; - shcsP,
SNT T sheen. inwn'' 49, = s'' j. snsneels :
Son, g we.t Virginia lambs. g.. 'l'5' >
sheep. 1873. $3.50.
NOGS-Recelp,s, IHs had; a. con
signed direct 80 local slaGehtetcfs. Feeling
nOminally arm
Other cities live Stock Markets.
, t cn'cAG .1 f sask. T. -; 80: si4ss;.
ss75aiOs;: rough. se.75Hs,s. pigs $40
u97i. ,,.o
aetO. s,Scl;ef- and feeders. IJ7so.
sheapCiccoifi.. 1000 steady; .na,iy...
s. 20 J5.so. Western. !t.7;ss' .Hm0'' Wv
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COTTO\sEED OII-rha fur,he,

EGGS Receipts 6'aS- cas's Fresh gath
ered, cN'r" ino, i"r dozen, wa 53r', ,eNtrra
frs's, S"H3l' ''s'S -" -. seconds ~
@;n,, i".t,. ,'' l'"tera, h'1 -I' lr'Sna
sa,he,ci, "'r'f o., a., 80.
Hnn '",'' 20. onn s'nnnnJr
ens,hs' s',i ''''', ~. uunI
go ' arr', n..n a'n,it
y" ''' ~. ~ 1870 p'" ~,
49,
81. H',tt"' az ,'n'' a." me"'ny'
ss,r.am"t m.'ooo,' a. qsc ., Whit.
n.n"ry 10 so"i. "' . s''wvet M",mr
n,, rr,,h.rcl wbi,e. ." eoc .,",.
ff1n,srrH' *, anI ps,rby bsn"cry hrouns
snnyf ", - 81
g." 81 s''"'''' "''"" anu "'Ne' '''''S'
90
tIOtR ND VEAL Prices In wood
eprlnS Patents. SNl5H 80; sptine clears,
esHoU; Co., winter. .pA'gnis, t5OI77 IS:
wlnt'r s'.lltNls, s''l"H 'int extra 40 ]
winters - '""lh, eNiri. NO, = .wint'ra'
o. 500 hs', Kansas striIghts, S.6on7
fon'y spring patents, l'hhlrG lots. s>I!n
tln. r. H'nr nrfn, ih!r 80 good. s6.3i"
edo; ch"l'" to tan,y, s.'.Hoh, corn,
mcil 'irru, kun d. -, $3.50 BAG m~nl
n,in; hhG WN'ic "hi NoIoW, s''a,; coarse,
IL f""l ''i" 'rm' hran hnik -
ion ~ s''ks' '0, .hctvN mlld.ngS
s,n"" o"l'r ma. lIlnF, 'Sa, req dog nour'
~ ~ S","s, 80 western hrm bran,
q" No. to''nt' y" s''H1nr% mraiHnI,