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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Cotton Seed Oil

i0as K, May 2.-Cotton seed oil hoat ttional price gains today on ] are ng by refiners and southern
 siet Nnounced strength inlard and gaone M ne by belated shorts. July sfMe a Ocs sold to 16.5sc and closed ein stAa net gains were 27 10 50 tle Ala enders, 1000 barrels. Total
 A9g 49-9 bairels. Prime crude. 1467@ lne siot, i0 BOG bid; May, l6. 35@1s. 45c: {. ns ts.fq4 }: July, IS. 4S@16 4ec: Au- 1 nsi Sept Der, 1s47@16. 4Sc: October. .cvas lse Nev amber, 15.71@1574c; De-
 r Eb6g1STc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
office Market

ar fcri May "A slight early ad- flowed by an easier turn
 for coffee futures here
 ana ly. selling off from SS7c to E.arsFts ps ember from S.74c to S.58c terms evpnH that the outline of peace .4Iiar tome | from the German chan .ns riariy4a V had been postponed, and .,iisgs lion eakened under scattering
 tna e sosing prices were the low sa 'Atrt showing a net loss of II 8-e isc. Sales, 41,5O0; May SO5c: ee9af Ss. [, S.22c; August. S.30c; Sep- ia fSeesr October, SAC; November. .usrg S.57c; January. S.63c; Feb sFaf drii, March, s.7sc; April. s.S2c.
 asrfes Rio 7's, 101lscs No change was fee .e cost and freight situation rf4 s+ss6 offers received ggo,4a as es placed the decrease in
 sN V ible supply for April at
 gs compared with 425 GOO ei lf Aofficiar cables showed a is, eis at Rio with Santos ahsnxs ,o .~ roo reis lower. Rio ex- 6c5t vas S.32 pence higher. Brazilian
 ipts, 14.OOo; Jundiahy. 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03

must be one of the last remain as i.lss with Trafalgar. says the Vest 70 Nyittsh American, has been snapped V ee dsath at Whimple. Devon. or Miss SEnes Yule. youngest surviving
 Nta qs Lieutenant Yule, who was an 3Nses Dll tho Victory. W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03

Alter Brazil. Colombia 9 coffee than any other coun ' nuAl shipments being abou
 pounds. This amount is repc, produced by 125. 00.0O0 coffee rl. fach plant is valued at 90 cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Mercantile Paner

New York. May 2.-Mercanttt paper. |1zQ4z per cent. Sterling 60thy bills.
 4,72; commercial 6o-day bills{jn banks. ||4'72: commercial 60-day bills,f fA.71A; de-
 nand. $475x; cables, s476 7-li Francs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Creamery Products

Butter-Creamery, 431ac; process butter 391zc; oleomargarine, 27c; country butter S5c.
 Full cream cheese 27c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
English Money

London, May 2.-Silver, 377sc per ounce Money, 4s per cent. Discount rates: Short bills 4s4 per cent; three months, 4 a-54 cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
l Stores

46A nah May -Turpentine firm. 4s@ S04; s, sli a .ipts, 159; shipments, 4ceipt Sl T firm: sales. 1855; re- Quots sh'eo s. 606; stock. &, ,174
 $5.S5: 5; F. F. $5.s0; G, Fl, wv, X Al as7s N $6.10; VIC, $e.15;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
LiverpooI Cotton

middling, 2O12c;' strict good midding,
 2o.3oc. Receipts, 1892; stock. s2e,522.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
MORRIS AVENUE

Meats advanced slightly yesterday, with he limit nowhere in sight. according to wholesalers. < Flour took an unexpected drop in most 2, ades, Michigan patent going to S615.
 Wish are scarce and the price some what advanced.
 Cotton and iron hold firm with a rise looked for at any moment.
 OuotatiOns were as follows.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Hides and TaIIow

IilueS anu dliuH Green Salt Hides-l9Q20c. Half Cured-1SQ1sc. Green Hides--I6dl7c. Dry Flint Hides-3sN 4oc. Dry Salt Hides--3e9s7c Damaged I1ides-HaIf price. Sheep Sltins-25cds125. Horse Hides-s1q5. Angora Goats-25Qsoc. Ginsepg-Wild, s5. Colt -4596Oc. Sherlings-i5d25c. Goat Skins-50lsoc. Hogskins-l0q15c. Tallow-5asc. Beeswax-25427c. Washed Wool-40i43c. Clear Unwashed Wool-3OdS3c. Bury Wool-20122c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
New Orleans Cotton


 New Orleans, May 2.-Cotton stood at the decline throughout todays session. oelng depressed by moderate short sell ing and liqGidation, which started on the opening, and was somewhat fitfullv n antained throughout Lowest prices were reached on the close, last prices being r to IS points under yesterdays finals.
 Poor cables started the selling and of- fer;ngs were increased by unfavorabIe comment regarding the submarine sit uation, the trade fearing German ac- tivfty in this respect might completely stut off shipments of cotton. Fairly fa- vorable weather conditions over the belt were against the market as was the governments weekly weather and crop report The short side however, did not make full use of it's advantages. Around the opening prices were 15 to F points off From this there was a grad ual recovery until active months were cnly to points under yesterdays close. Late in the day longs threw more cotton overheard, evidently being disap- pointed over cable dispatches stating no peace proposals would come from Ger many tomorrow.
 Spots refused to follow the decline in the contract department and prices were marked up 6 points to 1975c for middling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Interior Movement

Houston: Middling. 1975c: receipts ll71; shipments, S705; sales, 24O7; stock, 1O2.500.
 Memphis: Middling, zoe; receipts 1253; shipments. s0s4 sales. 75o: stock 319.256
 Augusta: Midd1ing. 2O.1Sc; receipts 1lO; shipments, 53s; sales. 405; stock, S9.607
 st. Louis: Receipts, 2sss; shipments, 5259; stock. 31144
 Cincinnati: Receipts. 5; shipments, 402; stock. 17,O5S
 Little Rock: AIiddling. 1s75c; re- ceipts, 1S2; shipments, 1920: sales, 1920; stock. 25.62S.
 Total today. Receipts. 62S4: ship- ments, 12.309: stock. 5s5.193.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Bonds

b. Sy 2s registered as p. s. 2s coupon .. aS
 \. $. 3s registered . So r. s. Ss coupon 10 Y. & 4s registered 1b5 p. S. As coupon 1o5x Panama 3s coupon eI Central of Georgia un. As . 9s Illinois Central ref As h Ss lsouisvliie x Nashville un. 4s.. 92E Sea board Ar Line adj. 5s ..... 60ls
 soutnern Bell 5s ............ 9sN fouthern Railway 5s 99% southern Railway gen As ....ll esq; P. S Steel 5s ..............H H 105K
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03

J. l.. Hopper and Miss saa Es.
 of Bedford. were married .ere "A h2sii| ceermony having taken pl. ss af ft,S tbs of Mir. ana Mrs J. l.. Hopner e,., ac'as ing been performed by Jussiaa ~ hTr Peace R. M. Nickles t'ls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03

demand, 5.71A; cables. 5.7OA. Builders, demand, 1; cables, 41 1-16. Lires. demand, i0l cables, '. Rubles, demand, PESO; ca bles, 27.9O. Bar silver, 745kc: Mexican dol lars. 579sc. Government bonds steady; railroad bonds weak. Time loans firm; 50 days, 404A per cent; 90 days, 4A@ ~! per cent; six months, 41zd4s4 per cent. Call money strong; highest, per cent; lowest per cent; ruling rate. per cent; last loan, 51a per cent; closed S6S1s per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Meats

Extra Ribs-23hc Rib Bellies-z1c. Clean Bellies-211zc. Smoked Bellies-26c. Breakfast Bacon-29034c. Pork Loins-23c. Pork Shoulders-1sc. Pork Hams-19c. Skinned Hams-2sc Hams-Reg., 27c. Pork Trimmings-1sc Pure Lard-237sc. Open Kettle-23c. Compound-1SMc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Sugar Market

New York, May 1.-The local market for raw sugar was quieter today with buyers and sellers apart. There were sales of 1S,000 bags of Porto Ricos to a Boston refiner at equal to 6.2Sc for cen trifugal and 2700 San Domingoes to a. local refiner at 3-16c eff. There ap- peared to be nothing available under 5ssc which refiners were not inclined to pay. In the absence of fresh business prices remained nominally unchanged at 5Ac for Cubas, cost and freight, equal to 627c for centrifugal and 539c for molasses.
 The market for sugar futures was irreg- ular and prices subject to quick changes The opening was steady at to points advance from which there were further gains of or points on covering and a little buying by trade interests, but to- ward the close offerings increased and prices leased off under liquidation, clos ing unchanged to 3 points net tower Sales were Ss50 tons; May. 535@5. 36c, closing 5.33c; July, 5.50@5.54c, closing 5.49c; Sep tember, 5.5SG5.63c. closing 5.56c; December. 5.15@5, ,20c,, closing 5.15c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Live Stock

St. Louis, April 2.-Hogs: Receipts, H. 200; market lower; lights, $15.05d15 50; bulk s15 .25QD15. .65.
 Cattle: Receipts, $500; market lower. Native beef steers. $7 5O@13; yearllng steers and heifers, $S. S.50d12; cows, s6d11: stockers, S6d10 IS; Texas quarantine steers, s5.5O09 50; prime southern beef steers, $Sa11 50; beef cows and hefers. $4. 25d9; prime yearling steers and heifers, &.50d10; native calves, s6912.
 Sheep: Receipts, 779; market slow and steady. Lambs, s15a17. 40; ewes, S. .50@13; yearlings, SIP. T5914.75; clipped lambs, sl3@ f4.25
 Chicago, May 2.-Hogs: Receipts, 33,OO0; market strong at yesterdays average to 5c higher. Bulk. $15 60@15.S lights, $1475 l5.SO; mixed, $15. 5.25@15.9O; heavy $15. .25@ 15.9 .95; rough, s15 25015. .45; pigs, $10113 60.
 Cattle: Receipts 23,00O; market weak, Native beef cattle, $S. .90@13 40; stockers and feeders, s7.15G9. .s5; cows and heifers, $6Q11.1 10; calves, $s. .25g12. 50.
 Sheep Receipts, 11,000; market firm. Wethers $11@13.50; ewes, s10. .25d13 50; lambs, $13617. .25,
 Kansas City, May 2.-Hogs: Receipts, 13,000; market lower. Bulk, $15. .25015 .s5; heavy, $15. 70d15. 90; packers and butchers $l5. 40@15. s5; light s14 75@15.60 pigs, $11@ 14.OO.
 Cattle: Receipts, 1000, including 12oo southerns; market lower. Prime fed steers $12G12 .75; dressed beef steers, $. .40d12: southern steers, 7.50@11; cows, s6. BOO 10.5O; heifers, s9@11 35; stockers, $s@11 .15; bulls $Sd10.25; calves, s8613
 Sheep: Receipts. 42O0 market higher. Lambs, s13 3.50@17. 40; yearlings, SIP 50015; wethers, $12914.5o; ewes, s11614.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Poultry and Eppa

Hens-1SQ2oc. Heps-Dressed, 21Q22c. Fry rs- -4oa45c.
 Gu less-35g40c. Rq sters-11@12c. Fl ra Graded Eggs-32c. F ssh Country Eggs-33c. ' rkeys-Live, 25c. { sese-13c. "A tcks-1s620c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03

John H. Patterson of the Rosemont Gardens, Montgomery, Ala uses Long Distance Bell Telephone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03
Corn
 Build
New School ' Be Laid

Columbus is lookif fosu4
 ant anticipation to the Hith pleas- which will be played ere soaH game teams representing t Mis net ween cultural and Mechani enli Agri- University of Tenness, e -rhge anc the Teachers association Ns4l be sAssissl lppi at that time, and a tre andana ssspn expected to witness thu art,a rfeNa As
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-03

service to such advantage that he averages more than ten calls a day. The efficient service enables him to ship thousands of dollars worth of flowers. without delay, to all points in Alabama and southeast Georgia.
 Other commodities sell just as readily as flowers. Perhaps your business could be increased or extended over several states if you made proper use of your Bell Tele- phone service.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03
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Sic boben iuGbreuo ser llnterill,
DUNG onr1bliden loiien, 0oB Gle ii0
nid5t frei bon Gdulb iiibleu. unO oa-
oiird oic 9iid)ter ino aid 0en yeriei.
bigger irre oeieitet," begann Gage.
mann init eritit muNncnoenl Sou..
!, ,@e6en Sie iic6 aicbt frontbaitea %cr.
itelhugen sim iprcrhen Gle iidj eegen
eybre Srcilii0e aus, oonnt iie sS6ncr
hrlicn, ocn 98aBn gu 5erit0ref"
81 .GS lit feiu 4aba, ober itIj futu es
lest nid]t iaeer; ipoter, ipGter iollt
S6r olles erfobreu, clitqeQrete &o.
leutiue miiDiallE lglQ idl0a bcogs!ts
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tpicoer cine 2ci6eu6ldiic ibr @ciidt,
falter S6peiB ibre Stirn.
9lgnes iuitfte 2ogemoiu, ooS 3inl,
nier 3lt ocrloiiet uiio itlnoenlaug
bitoitrh lag @olentine itill, iinbepeg.
lid, nit geicbloiienen glugeu id6ein.
bar in leic6tem Sbhummer beionqen.
ober lire Siiine iporen pod glidbt
ooS leileite @erditicb, 0os I'M Souic
iidj boren lieB, ettging ibr, mo hin.
ter DER blei6en Stirn iagen lid5 Die
@eoonfen.
glls glqnes tpieoer beiuobe iulDor-
bar in oas 3inlmer eebuiHt fam, am
no6 ibr al iebeit, ri6tete iie iif en-.
por ino minfte ibr ndber al treten.
oglgnes,~ flifterte iie, o&onroo lit
i'm Saitie; i6 peiB es
Sroit bon 8eereii beiobte 0iird eiu
g2eigen ocs Gopfes.
,@r mill rir6t forteebeu, obnc mid
aeiproden 5u boben2"
oQluD Sos ipeiBt Gu9"
80, man miro reAt beIlborig,
iuenu man Olonote binour1 MIR aiI
oas aIopfen oes eigenen Ser5eu8 5lt
lolliheu bottel" ieuf5te iie. cid oui.
ridteno. fiibr iie entiAloiieu FORT:
Scr aelb iol uidt oil mir porii6er.
aeben, imO es 1T rc6t 70. Gas SIC.
fcnutris lit ia cine ilnerI1BliGc @e.
0ih9ung Der 9uBe, 10 mogc ocnn bsute
1eidlcben, mas oob geicDeGen nulb."
gGs lit 5noiel fir Did, beritbiebc eS
olf moreen ODER einen dnoeren Sag,
no OH DID frGftiger on8ii fiiblit, e
ipebrtr 9lgnes
SAP es mid iebt ooll6rinGeu.
3ic9e sic @orbGnge 3uriid, bilf mir
ein uerig mein Soar imO meincn
glnsna oronen, oonn rrfe i'm 6crbci
im0 fonln nit ibnJ oenn audi Oh
iollIt nlein 9etcnntniS Doretl iro iie
itono eittiDloiien niif
@anes nillfo6rte i6r. 9aS ii6er.
aus frepuolicb eingcriGtete, nit matt.
rotten sg266eln, 6ii6iden Statuetten,
95botograpbicu iiolienii1er Qano.
idaftcn uno elmer Siille blii6enOcr
i@iIqpsen ansgcitattete 3immer IoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03
g1oroSitlidic N(;uif.

SSl Scr &erianmhmg Der
9ircttoren-9e66roe Scr uorOoitli6cn
9linif, 9}r. 1924 1926. CitMom-
mcut- StroBe pltrOc Scr Ncri6t ii6cr
Oic 9lr6cit oeS lcetcn So6rcS bonn
5etrctdr, " gleranOcr 8. N1c@o.
nadic, imterbrcitei. Gic 3a6l Der
4otieuten oie be6ouOeIt lpurocn be-
trug 5,tG5, Die 3o6l Der ncucn l'a-
tienten belief ii6 oui 7AO3; 9lc}epte
8ciiiut t9A33 &aticntcn in i6rcn
SSo6nlmgcu 6e6onOeIt 725; Opera
tioncn in Der gngcn-9lbt6cihmo i99;
Gpcrotioncu in Der 95aic 2l6tbeihm0
125; Spcratioucn in Der Roic mo
Sals-9l6t5eillng so; Spcratiouen in
Der cbirllrgiicben 9(6tbeihmg 10.
Gic &cnnteu iinO: &rdiiOcnt Or.
9lrt6ur Gegciortb. &cc-@iraiiocui
Clinton 8. &ic6or0ion 5Gabmcilicl
Or Suffer Somes mo Sefrct6r Gr
9lleranocr .. N}c&onabie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-03

iuio 9lauoau Sirabc; %oitor g. SdntiIt
Yer pa, Slts9lanoollsStroBc
CT. StcpbnnisSirGlc Ode 6nnl'
buras uuo Qanopers SirnBc; &oitor Ybr
lipp B. @enniabauicn s. 3, gir. 22h
&orrcngucmle.
CSpanacIiidc 0jcmcinidldii.
GaIcms 2irdjc @ou9bsStraBc inlD
NiQnann gloc. 40lipr o. Z. Slider, w.
3lOo, 0Ougb StraBc.
Nnanncls GirdDc @recncz StrdW
nNo SicersslueD; Ynitor @. Is. gSebeI'
&r. 21 SiiDs @rccucs StraBc.
3iycitc 3irdlc Der 0Dung. @emrn'
iduft Nlobiious Sirdbc, @dc lRiltoll'
Ioemc; Yoitor s.. Sa0clltcin, gir. 7ls'
observation-disclosures
Sentfd1c 8nptiitcu 0irdcu.
0rfc ncrtldlc Ynptiikar Stride -Yto'
nuntcnts StraBe, @dc %nttcrion Ratp
Nucnnc, Roiior Halph :. gScgencr, w.
1427, Wiount Nonnl ylpcmlc
Sucitc Ocutidlc 8aptiIicn Stride -Ht',
ocrid glbcnte. @dc Mpurocs GtrnBc; Fa'
it0r gloolpb 8raoD, yIr. 1887, 6rcocrld'
slpcnnc.
Seitihc Yicthuoiiicn Sirdcu.
6ritc bcntid)c MctbD0iItcur Stride n
Or 22l Silos @rodoiuan nabc Goiierlx
@vcpic; &aitor 6 s. TGoiB, gr l7ih
! Gits8oliimorcsG sGtroBc
Swciie OcutidDs SgctbooiitrH= 0irdlc -
1240 Si85tz StraBc; &aitor S. 9. SSar
t6er.
) gcnniglpnnia glvenuc Neeib0SiIien.
&iydlc &emlinlunnias SIucmc, nov
WloltcrsStraBc; &oitcr 49, NemHiP'
SIR. 567. Wi-Shcrs Strafc.
9ofarette glbenrc W'ctgooiiicn aird.
Qofahetie sSlbcnuc. Gdc @on0sStrabe'
Soitor g. s. Sboih.