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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
pic ScntIdlcn samdl6Outc.

gSie iie lire Sperotionen oiisfiibren.
~ @erettete amerifoniihe 9iir-
ger, ole iid6 ouf torpeOirten Sdif.
fen befanoen, geben bel i6rer gln-
funft in 2onoon ibre @rle6niiie
gum 8eiten. IT 9lu6 Elm 9olti-
morer lnter 0enielben.
Sonoon 3. @lai. II 9(merifa-
niibe 8iirger Oie in oen lebten Va
gen bier lanOeten, na90em ibre
Sdiiie BON oellti6en ll-8ooten oer-
ienft Woroen Daren, er5dblen eritmn.
li6e @ei9idten iiber Die Gmldboote
SSn einem Sale eri6ienen orei
ll-8oote I'M iclben 9lugenblide neben
Dem Sdiff zines elm llnterieefreu5er
bon 300 SUB 2dnge, Die beioen anoe-
rem .nltmooii6e Eau9boote BON 120
Sub 2dnge. Su einem anOeren Sale
mar Oas Sau9boot ais GSii6erboot
oerfleioet. Gas Sau6boot batte elm
@ei9iib BON 5 MeiIen Srogweite.
S5n minOeitens owei lSGlen mur-
Sen ole 9eute ser perlenften S1ifie
aus ofienen 9ooten bon por6eifom-
menOen S9iffen nufgenonmen, MIR
Inn ipGter Oaiielbe S1idiol wieOer 81
erfa6ren, Dem iie crit begegnet maren,
Wenn uud Oieies Sdiff Dem Inter.
Daiier6oot' gum Opfer fiel.
Sin Seemann BON Eeniacola, Der
aur 9eiabilng zines idweoii6en Se-
geIi6iffes sebort bate, er56bIte:
g@ir maren fait in Si6t bonn 2onO,
olS mir zines geadmittags Elm norlpe.
qii6es 'SegeIi6iff in elmer 8eeeg-
nung nit einem ll-8oot in elmer gnt-
iernung BON lneefGbr s M}eilen
mobrnobmen. SSn Der 8orolislebung,
ooB nun Die 9feibe 8unG6f an inns
fommen miirOe, modten mir Die 9fet-
tlngsboote flor. @an5 pflifteemdB
fom Damn au9 balo Elm 300 SUB lam
qes Eou6boot beran uno feuerte orei
@ormlngsidiiiie aus ieinem idWeren
Gei6iib. g9ir ruoerten unier 8et-
tllngsboot 81 oenen oes bereits Der-
lentten 9iorlpegerS uno mur0en nnd
einem 9uben0 Stiti6en BON einem
britiiben 0ampfer oufgeleien. I'M
fer 9lufentbnlt arf Oielem 9riten mar
nur elm furjer, Oenn er purOe nod
om ielben Wlorgen torpeOirt. ytad
einigen meiteren Shnoen in Den
9ooteu purOen mir BON einem britt
i6en @atrouiIIenidiff ouigeIeien umo
gelmOet.~
Sin Seenunn BON Baltimore zines
Odniiben Segelibiffes erodblte;
n@ir oerIieBen 0os Sdiff in &iid-
iiht ouf 0rei @armngsidiiiie pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
"grnt(0tr fritor'
Su CinenI Mppra iDirN
CT bCrlangt. n
2SUn Sa6lreitbem SeutIdlen
SSereimigmmgem erIaHeit.

Gieier 9hifruf be8eidnet Oos Gerlon-
gen nod eiuem 6rieOen obne Sc
bietsermeiterrng un0 ariegseut-
i6dOigung olS beidGmeno.
gdlr Sieg fam 0euti6em &olfe
sic not6iae wirt6i@otIi@c Gnt-
midhmg no6 Dem &rie9e iibern.
9(miter6om 3. @oi, Oia 2on-
son. Geutide 3eitlngen per0i-
fentIicben einen 9(ufrIf fir eineH
y0elitiden 6rieoen", Ger BON elmer
groBen 3o6l Unions umo &ereini-
glmgen, @erireter lanOwirtbi6oftli-
der, inouitrieller mo mirt6icboitIi-
der Sntereiien inter5eidnet lit.
Ser 9llfrtf lolltet:
.Gerlangen nod 6rieoen o6ne
&riegscnti61Oiglmg imo @ebietser.
meiterlmg miro bon oQcu &otrioten
ais crnie0rigeno, lG6menO im0
i6mo6ooIl angeie6en. llniere 9luf-
gobe lit eS, luiere @ren5eu 6eiier 5u
i6iiben imieren GinihuB ouf Oem
N3eere 81 itGrfen, un0 lmiere SSn0u-
itrien our6 9lusoe6nung unierer
@roouttion bon Go6moterialien 81
f0roeru unO uniere GiiIhrngen sur
@ert6eioigung OeS GoterIan0es 81
ii6ern.
gSir brauden @e6iet fir GoIoni-
iations3mede Inn mier &olf 81 Itdr-
fen uno uniere 9lo6rungsmitteIpro-
BUTTON 81 er6o5en. g3ir Elm ioI6er
6rieOe, Der ein5ig ourd eineu oeut-
iAen &rieg errei6t merOen fam,
miro Dem oeutiden Golfe Die mirtb-
idaitlide @rleihtermg 6ringen, oie
es rm9e6eno nab 6rieOensidIuB be.
Z Giirfei fir einen ebreu-
Oollen 6rieOen.
9(miterOanL oio 9onoou, 8.
0lai. ~ @iner g3a6ridt aus g8ien
5uiqlee bat IoIaat 9eo, ser tiirfiitbe
@roB0e5ier, in elmer llnterreoung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

6otte, mo oa6er wuroe eir Sara.
graph geitriden.4
Sol. Gos60, Der frii6ere omerifa-
niide @lilitar-9ltto6e in Saris, lit
ieit Der glnfunit Der fron50Iiicben
@iiiiion oieier 5ueet6eilt uoroen unO
feunt notiirlih au6 Oic Meiulme
rno Sen Stanopunft oeS General
Itabs.
@aridol( Soifre's Grfldrung, ooB
9lmerifa iofort SolOaten nad ser
,Sront i9iden iolIte, bat 5u elmer
Iebboften Gontroperie oeiii6rt, 5umal
Der GongreB iiber Die 5rage berGt6,
Oh Die 9iegierlng es Sol. 9Rooieoelt
eeltatten iolIte, elm 6reimilligen,
Gorps iiir Die 5ront huf3u6ringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Eoud6oote. Sieroif feuerte Oos
ll-8oot % S9iiIie in oen S6iffs-
rumpf iinO oerienfte es Opnit. gBir
reriu6ten nit Dem udj5oot-Gopi.
tan 81 interbnnoeIu er aber icqte
inns, er babe es eilie, 0enu er moIlte
elmer normegii6eu 8arfe aufparten,
Die in fllr5er @ntfermtng nuf i'm
marte. g9ir ruoerten gum nd6lteu
SanOe, iinO ale ilniere % Mann ge-
laneten gliidli6 an Die &iiite, trob-
Dem rniere 8oote in Der 8ranOlng
i6mer bei9Goigt mur6en, ais mir iie
mafloufen IieBeu."
Sin BbilaOeIpbiaer beidreibt Oie
g8eiie, in wel6er es ieinem Sdiife
gelang, 81 entfommcn;
n@ir mur0en bon einem ais 81
i6et6oot berfleioeten Eau66oot am
acgriifen~ iaete er. n@s eroffnete
6euer, 5 Weilen meg, auf uns. @s
go6 Is S9iiiie ab lnO 5ertriimmerte
uniere orabtloie 9lnlaee. @s per-
!olgte lms cine Stunoe lang. @ir
mabten teinen @ebrou6 bon lnieren
@ei1iib. S6lieBli9 eri9ien Elm bri-
tiibes Acknowledgement. 3as ll-8oot
tau6te inter, 8erfleioung lno 9laes.
IS mar elm IG9erli9er 2lnblid, ais
Oos Sii6erboot in ben @elIen Oer-
ldmono."
Der Gapitdn zines omerifauiideu
Segelidiffes, peldes Dor ungeiGbr
10 Eagen Derienft purOe, iaete:
oSau66oote lieeen Sen Seewegcn
entlang in regelmdBigen gteitern.
sic bIeiben meiitens unter @oiier,
iommen ob imo 81, Inn perilfopiibe
@eobodtrtngen 5u MAIDEN. ODER ipenn
iie einen 6robtOampfer ii6 nG6ern
b0ren Der oft Our6 0en Con ieiner
MaiAinen unteridieoen weroen fam,
an ole Sberfldde. Snoem iie 70 an
6ei5mnterial iparen f0nnen iie Ionge
3eit BON ibrer 8oiis pegblei6en, ltnO
lie finoen aud @eIegenbeit, ibre 8or-
rGtbe BON orrd lie berienfte Sdiife
81 erneuern.
Oas ll-9oot, oaS uns berIenfte,
por 6 @o6en Iong orauBen. @S
tatte einen britiI6en Captain an
9or0. gs erneuerte ale Ieine 8or.
rGtbe bon unierem Shiffe uno nabm
oIle unlere nautii6en Snitrltmente
an ii6. Ias Gal1boot CAB uns elm
l9ories SoIteiignoI aus elmer Cutter
mmg BON 2 Oleilen. @s mar quite
Treffii6erbeit. Ser S1uB traf Oas
Sbiff gut, oeriirladte aber feline Ser
lutte, g9ir leeteu bel uno nabmen
81 0en 9ooten.
0as Eau6boot nGberte li6 in ge-
miitbli1er @eile, oerieilfte Oas Sdiff
nit 9ombeu uno oerbrahte Oie ga
ges5eit in Ser g26be itnierer 8oote.
GS bate eine @eloBung BON 81 Mann
uno mar $50 SUB lang.
g8ir muroen BON einem norpeei.
i6en Se9elidiff aitfgeleien ouf Dem
mir 6 Gage oerbra6ten. Dieies pur.
oe Oam bon einem 100 SUB langen
ll-9oot angesriffen. g8ir ole nab
men 81 0en norwegiiHen 8ooten. Ser
&ou1boot- Gommon0eur weieerte iib,
in Die Bapiere Oes nortpegiiden Ga
pitdns ginii9t 81 nebmen. @ir bot
TEN meitere "a Stun0en in offenen
9ooten imo puroen Damn BON einem
britiiAen Yatroliillenidiff aufgelelen
rno gelan0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

nit einem Gertreter Der o@iener
9leue 6reie @reHe" erflGrt, Die Giir-
fei ltrebe ni1t na1 @roberngen
IonOern na6 einem e6renboIlen
lSrieoen uno babe Den ErGiiOenten
giIion oaOon in aeuntniB geiebt.
Ger tiirfiide Rrenier iagte:
n0ie Siirfei 5og in Oen &riee fir
ole 8ert6eiOielmg 0es 9anoes uno
ni6t gum 3pede ser @roberlmg.
@ir miini6en einen ebfenoollen6rfe.
Sen, baben es iiets gepiinidt uno
Oen @rGiioenten @iIion oabineebenS
6enohridtigt. llniere 6ein0e Idlu.
gen ole GinlaOlmg 81 elmer 5rie-
oensconferen5 a6, )ood io6olO iie an
oeren SHINES perOen iinO mir be.
reit, iiber einen ebrenoollen 8rieOen
81 berbon0eln."
Saloot 9eD iagte meiter, er be.
tra6te Die rriiiide 9feooIution ais Ell.
ne fir Die Eiirfei eiinitige @ntWide-
lung, neil oas 3arentbum ouf ole
@ernidtlmg Ger Siirfei ob5ieIte.
Gentro mG9te be3iigIiA
6rieoenfroge D0llig
zines SinneS
2onoon, 3. Moi. II Gie Con-
feren5en pelHe iiingit 5wiiden oem
boberiit6en Miniiterpr1iiOenten @ra-
fen bon Sertling tno Dem oiterrei-
dii6-uneariibeu Miniiter oes 9(is-
pdrtigen, @rafen @5ernin itattgefrn.
oen bo6en, ergaben cine oauern0e
Oollitdnoige llebereinitimming ser
beiOen GentraImG6te in 9e5ug ouf
6rieOensfragen, 10 mel0et cine baI6-
amtli1e Gepeide aus gien, iuel1e
iiber 9lmIterOom ii6ermittelt milrOe.
Gas g9iener Cabinet, mie Oie
g8abri6t 5ufiigt, iie6t elm, ooB ole
bon oelitiden 3eitlngen geiibte 9r.
tit einiab 9luslaiiimsen elmer @ri-
Oatmeinlng ieien uno oos oiterrei,
diide Miniiterium bctont, 0aB
0euti6lono un0 Selterreih.llneorn
bis gum @noe 5uiammenbolten miiB.
ten, Oenu onoernfaIIs wiirOe fir bel.
oe MlG6te oie 3ufllnit ni9tS @uteS
6ringen.
3 10 neue g 0 ten i'm ung q.
ridden Gabinet.
Giner 9Ia6ri6t aus 9uoopcit 5u-
iolge meloet ser Oortige Better
2lop0," OoB ser irneorii6e @rcmier
@raf Sis5o sen @rofen Morib @Iter-
bo5D lnO stephan @etblen Site inn
unenrii6en Cabinet angeboten Bat.
@ruf @iterba5g ioIl oie 9(ufgabe
iibernebmen, @l1ne fir Die llebcr-
gangsperioOe na6 Dem &riege olls-
3uor6eiteh wd6reno @roi 9etbIen
ben @ieOeralIibau Ser bonn &rie9e
beimgeiudten E6eile Sie6enbiirgens
bcperfitelligen Ioll. 9eioe babcn iidb
9eoenf5eit erbeten Inn nit Dem frii-
bcren @remier @raien Snlius gln-
Oraiip, Der 5ur 3eit in @ien weilt,
Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
frfsnOO.
Samie StellungCn mabe
Oeul 9urf.
0lngeblidj in Sen !6dnSem
Der britii6em Srmppeu.

2onOon beridtet bon beiBen aGinpfen
ouf Der 5ront bon SresnoO bis
0ucaut. Qeutider @egen.9(u-
griif treibt ole 9riten Our6 Gbe-
riip 8uriid. ~ 8riten MAIDEN an
geblid mebrerc Sunoert @eiou-
gene. 9luOere 9(aiirtcn.@eI.
oungen.
2on6on 8. 01ai. - Die 9riteu
boben ange6lid oos Qorf Sresnep ge-
nommen. Die canaOii6en Streit-
trdite eroberten ole Stearmg.
SeiBe 9dmpfe um 9uIIe.
court.
9la6 9lngabe oes &eilter.Gorre.
iponoenten i'm britii6en Saaptquor.
tier ipreden Oie lebten 9eridte Don
beute gia6mittag BON 5eiBcn &Gm-
pfen in 8ullecourt Oeiien 9lusIdufer
Die 8riten 6eieBt 6oben. Gie 0eilt-
i1en imterno6men oen W}elOungen
no6 einen iebr mu6tigen @egenoor.
itoB, peldber oie 8riten mieoer olr6
GberiiD oltriidtrie6.
(lie ginnobme Don 5resnoD ln0
oie Sample Inn 9uaecolirt 0ellten an
ooB Ole britii6en Gritppen an 5pei
@unften Oie 5m6Ii Nleilen bon ein-
anoer entiernt liegen, Die oeiitide 81.
ME 81 OurG6reden OerilAten. 6res.
nop lie9t am n0rOli9en unO 9uae-
court am iiioli1en @noe Der g(rros.
@egenO ser iogenannten Sinoen6urg-
2inie.)
Ger oiii5ieae 6ritii@e 9(6eno6eriAt
iiiet bin5iL CAB au6 Die goiitionen
iiiolid lno nor6lib bon GresnoD ouf
elmer 6ront con 3mei @leileu in oie
SGnOe ser 9riten iielen. Gie briti-
l6cn Gruppen molen meitlid BON
Gueant in ole Sinoenburg-2inie elm
geOrungen iein lm0 Iib BORT gegen
muhtige @egenangriife Der 0eutiden
bebauptet ba6en. 9lud in Der gtah-
baridoit BON Gberiip madten iie an
gebIid 5ortidritte, unO tie nabmen
Der Dlitt5eilung nad me5rere SUN.
bert Geutide gefangeu.
81 eli ms beftig beidoiien.
8oriS, 3. Wlai. Qie beute
9tbeno bonn iran56iii6en &rieeS.9ii-
remi ausgegebene ofii5ieIle @litt6ei-
lung bat folgenoen @ortImit:
n9ln mebreren Sbeilen Der 9lisne-
6ront 6absi ii6 iebr inteniiDe 9lrtil-
lerie.9lttionen obeelpielt. Ole Gent.
iden 6a6en 6eute 0ie Staot 9ieims
mieoer einem iebr beiiigen 9oubar.
Gement unternorien
S5u ser gla6boricboft bon 9roDe.
en-. 9aonnois madte cine unierer @r.
funoungs 9lbtbeiItneen eineu @or-
fob nuf Ole oeiitiGen 2inien bon
meI6en iie 40 @eionaeue 5uriid-
bradte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Sic 9riten piinic6ten Iib Serreu
ser beberri1enoen Stellungen gu
moben, BON no aus iie Die friIben
Gruppen Die BON 0eu Geutiben fort-
geieet in oen aampf geuorfen wer.
Oen wirilmgSpoll Derni6ten f0nns
ten
Grneuter 4ngriff ser 8ri.
ten.
&on0on 3. O}ai.-9ln Ser SSront
in 6ranfrei6 6aben ole 9riten beute
N}orgen oen 9(ngriif wieOer aufge.
nonmen. Sic 6elltige 9efonntgebung
Ocs arieAsomteS meloet oaB ser
9lngriif 6ortidritt ma6t,
Gie amtli6e @lelOung lalltet:
oSdwere Sample ianoen lungs
Ser gon5en 6rout bon ser nSiuoen-
burg .2inie~ii0lid oeS Seniee. .5luiieS
bis sur 9l6eOill. .gim0-9onoitrabc
itott. llniere Sruppen MAIDEN Sort
idritt ln0 6aben 6ereits cine 9ln5abI
itorfer feinoliber Stelluugen geuom-
men"
&oris meI6et GrfoIg in
Scr s 6nmpagne
@ariS, 3. W}oi. II g}ob ser 6ellti-
gen amtli6eu 9efanntge6ung oeS
fran56iiiden ariegsbureous 6aben
oie 6rou5oIen in ser G6ampagne aui
Der neuen 2inie 0itlib bon Olont
Suut cine oentide Stelluns genom-
men uno oie 9eiabung BON me6r
ais 200 Mann 5u @eiaugenen &c.
madt.
Pin ser G6emin Oes Gones-2inic
ereignete ii6 leb6aite @atrouilIen-
fdnpfe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28

Mrs. Robert Winkler, who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Yates, win return to her home in Greenville to- day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
SPOT COTTON
PIG IRON
DECATUR

Decatur, June A.-(Special.)- )-Since the "bone-dry" law goes into effect in Ala bama on the night of June 30, the ex- press and freight offices here are packed and damned with whisky and beer. Al most every train coming into the city brings from one barrel to several barrels of whisky and beer.
 An automobile parade in the interest of the Red Cross took place late yester- day afternoon through the streets of Decatur and Albany. A large number of automobiles were in the parade. Many occupants of the cars were women dressed as Red Cross nurses Last night a big mass meeting was held at the Ma sonic theatre and the speaker of the evening was Mrs. Helen Boggs Early field agent of the gulf division of the Red Cross.
 A fire started in the basement of the Hotel Hilda, Decatur's new hotel, this morning about 8 o'clock. The fire de- partment desronded promptly and put out the blaze with chemicals before much dama9e vseE done.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
UPWARD TREND OF COTTON PRICES
Reports Indicating Reduc- tion of Acreage Cause
 Active Covering

New York, June 27.-Still higher prices were reached in the cotton market to- day October advancing to 27c or 56 points above yesterdays close. and closing at 26.5Sc. Other months showed similar re- action with the final tone steady at net advance of 12 to 25 points.
 The market opened firm at an advance of 15 to 25 points on the failure of the weat ther map to show further precipita- tion in the southwest, and the absence of further July notices. There was scat tered realizing but offerings were readi- ly taken by moderate demand from trade sources or shorts, with contracts becoming scarcer as the advance pro- gressed. Liverpool and Japanese inter ests were again mentioned in connection
 with the buying. Covering became more active after the publication of a private crop report making the condition 6e.5c, against Il a month ago, and indicating a reduction of 5.1 per cent in acreage July led the advance, selling up to 27.2Sc or 6S points net higher and 143 points above the low level of yesterday morn
 ing. Later months sold 55 to 5S points net higher, with December touching 2. 14c
 and January 27.18c. Realizing was more active after the publication of the week ly weather report was considered more favorable than that of last week, and last prices showed reactions of 3S to A points from the best. Business was com paratively quiet during the entire day, the feature on the early advance being the small number of contracts offering, While support seemed lacking on the aft ernoon decline. Private cabl reported rather more trading in Liverpool with good trade calling. Private reports of rains in south Georgia and southwest Texas encouraged the late selling
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS
VISIT YELLOWSTONE PARK -SEE
 NATURES GRANDEST SIGHTS!

In Yellowstone National Park 4 verf table kaleidoscope of natural magnif. cence awaits the vacationist.: Here ar, wonders beyond all power of human irr gination-Mammoth Hot Springs, Ol Faithful Geyser, the Grand Canyon, bea tiful Sylvan Pass, the gigantic canyon the Shoshone River.
 Enter the park at Gardiner North Ei trance). Motor along the famous Cod Road, the most delightful 90 miles automobile highway in the United State
 For the ideal summer vacation, taS the famous 3-in-l National Park Tour :, fered by the Burlington Route. Thr National Parks-Y Yellowstone Cody Roa Rocky Mountain-Estes, and Glacier \ tional Parks-all on one ticket, over O splendid and dependable railroad Burlington.
 These 3-in-1 tickets, at the low exc sion rates, on sale on and after June The three National Parks are reached rectly by Burlington trains. Liberal sto overs, long limits and diverse routes.
 When do you plan to start and ho many in your party? Free literature vi all information as to prices. --
 II. R. Todd, General Southern Ager 1122-23 Marx Bldg. Birmingha Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, June 27-A higher market resulted in cotton here today from buy ing stimulated by a return to drouthy conditions in Texas, and other sections of the belt where insufficient moisture has been received thus far this season, by the unfavorable features in the weekly crop accounts from the government and private bureau report on condition of only 66.5 per cent of the normal At the highest trading months were 49 to 63 points over yesterdays last quotations The close was at net advance of 19 to 53 points,
 The market opened at the advance as the result of the lack of rain on the weather map, and was steaded further by the forecast of dry weather. gener- ally over the cotton region. The weekly reports from the weather bureau had tkeir favorable features. but they did not reveal the progress which the trade considered the crop should show at this time.
 Spot news was with values, private re- ports being that buyers were taking everything spot owners were willing to turn loose. Local quotations were ad- vanced Ss points to 25SS for middling, new high record for the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
SHARP REVERSAL ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Conflicting Interests Gov ern Market and Early
 Gains Lost at Close

New York, June 27.-The stock market was governed by conflicting influences today early gains being reduced or wholly eradicated in the final hour. Fore noon advices were attributed mainly to relaxed money conditions from the re- lease of liberty loan deposits, while late selling was accompanied by unfavorabl reports affecting rails and war issues. Call money opened at per cent, but soon eased to AZ, and later fell to J per cent, the minimum for more than fortnight. Time loans also shaded from A to 1z per cent for the shorter maturities.
 Rails were negligible in the days op- erations, though fairly firm until reports of an indefinite suspension of proposed rate increases gained currency. Some of the high priced specialties, notably Industrial Alcohol which reacted points, also contributed to the sharp reversal of the final hour.
 Steady liquidation of Studebaker, which fell 6 points to 5o1s exerted no effect for time, although accompanied by re- ports dealing with prospective dividends OHIO CaS was again under heavy pres sure at an extreme decline of 6z4 to 122 and Sinclair Oil fell points to the new low record of 40.
 United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel new stock; Lackawanna and Crucibie as well as Superior Steel and Colorado Fuel, were the strongest issues recording gross gains of 2 to 8 points, but for feiting much of this before the close.
 Coppers, snippings, oils, sugars and the usual semi-war specialties were better at one time by to points, and Pitts burg coal led the coalers. Reading was almost the only high grade railway is sue 10 manifest market strength, but reacted sharply on relatively small deal ings. Total sales amounted to 1,025,O shares.
 pronounced increase in demand for liberty 319's at par or better was the feature of an irregular bond market some rails and industrials being dis tinctly heavy. Total sales, par value aggregated S4,675,000
 United States coupon and registered As gained A per cent on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
BIRMINGHAM LIVE STOCK

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 Fed Steers-Good to choice, S1sQ9lzc; medium to good. 719Q81zc; common to medium. 6K@71ac.
 Grass Cattle, According to Weight Quality and Flesh-Steers, 61aQ81ac; fat cows, 71aQS12c; medium cows. 7Q71ac: cut ters, G1aQ7c; canners, 51a06hc; heavy bulls. 7AQS7sc; light bulls. 61tQ71sc; oxen. 5@71ac; fat yearlings, 7@Sc; medium yearlings, 6Q7c; vealers. 8Q10c.
 Hogs-Choice corn fed hogs, 165 and up 14Q15c; choice corn fed hogs, l35 to 1s5. 13Q14c; choice corn fed hogs, 90 to 135 12Q13c; light pigs, 90 pounds. 10Q11c; best heavy rough hogs, 12Q13c; half fat rough hogs, 11@12c.
 Soft and oily hogs from 1c to % per All grades cattle and hogs are in good demand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
FRUITS AND PRODUCE

Bananas-$1 75@2. Oranges-Florida, s3@3.50. Oranges-California, S3.25@3. 75. Iemons-S6 crate.
 Bell Peppers-$2.50. apefruit-F Florida, s4 Old Potatoes-Irish, bu.. s. New Irish Potatoes-$3. Potatoes-Sweet, bu., $220. Onions-New Texas, s2.75 age-Florida, crate. $6. Turnips-Pound. 311c. Navy Beans-1Ge lb. Beans-String, q crate. Lima Beans-l6c ib. Squash-Hamper S1. Limes-Imported, SIPS. ucumbers-Hamper, $1.25. English Peas-Hamper, s1.5o. Tomatoes-Fancy, $3.25; choice. $3.5o. Apples-Box, $2.75. Lettuce-75c dozen.
 Watermelons-25@35c. Corn-Crate, $2.50. Pine Apples-s3.25 crate. Cantaloupes-S3 crate. Cabbage-$3. crate. Peaches-2.50Q3 crate. Egg Plants-$4 crate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
Produce Market

New York, June 27-Butter unsettled; receipts, 20,123; creamery, higher than eX- tras, 3sA@3919c; creamery extras, 92 score, 3S14@3S1ac; creamery firsts. 37m33c. Eggs firm; receipts, 15,711; fresh gath cred extras, 36@37c; fresh gathered storage packed firsts, 34@35c; fresh gath cred firsts. 33@331ac; seconds, 3O@32c Cheese firm receipts, 4541; state fresh specials, 23A@2S1ac; state fresh specials, average run, 23c. Live poultry weak; no prices quoted; dressed quiet; chickens, 20@27c; fowls, 191z@251kc; turkeys, 1S@35c.
 Chicago June g7-Butter unchanged. Eggs higher; receipts, 5469 cases; firsts, S01a@311Ac; ordinary firsts, 2S1kQ991sc at mark, eases included, 2SQ31Ac Potatoes lower; receipts, 60 cars; Arkansas and Oklahoma. $2.50a2.65 California. s2.5O@ PTS. Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 19c.
 Kansas City, June 27-Butter: Cream cry, 351sc; firsts, 34c; seconds, S21ac; pack ing, SO1ac., Eggs, firsts. 311sc. Poultry, roosters, 131sc, hens. 17c; broilers, 26c.
 St. Louis, June 27.-Poultry and but ter unchanged Eggs, 2Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-28
Avery's Letter

Cotton prices advanced again today chiefly on a very bullish condition and acreage report by Clement, Curtis & Co., of Chicago This stimulated western buy ing, but the advance, which made new highs, was checked by the weekly wealth CT report, which was called favorable Realizing sales also contributed to a setback, although taken as a whole the market was steady at the close.
 If the government shows anything like the later private reports we will easily see 30-cent cotton next week.