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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Glub'11adsrih

DonHerfag. IL. JaHuar.
Der DbiOfIub 1T i'm JaIlsn Be.
sriffen unb bate seitern a1sno Ssi
bisfiser Stabt einen Waferitdnb DDn
Al Jub.
Die fOIsenbsn Sepsi6eH traIen
geftern bier ein:
pittsburs, pa.--7.9 SUB fdGt.
Wbeelins, 80. @a.-17.9 gub, fdllt.
partersburg, W.8a.- 21.2 SUB fdat
Samantha Salls. 70. @a.-5.9 CUB.
gbarleitOn, 20. @a.-7.3 SUB, fdat.
Sortsmoutb, S6iO-38.5 SUB, falt.
2Ouispills, ap.-19.3 SUB, itsiSt.
gpu>-pille, Snb.-37.0 SUB, itsist.
HaTbDills, senn.-39.3 SUB, fsigt.
Chattanooga, 5snn. -21.4 SUB.
Cairo, Su.-37.2 SUB, Itsist.
Wsmpbis, genn. .-27.O SUB, iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
GhitaA0. 10. s1anuar.

S9fpeine. 3ufubr 72,OOO. -
Warii ifDd6, 15c uHtsr benz seitri'
gen preiie. 8ult $10.25-10.55;
lsidte $9.9o-10.45; ssmiidte $1O.lo
1000; iapsrs $10.20-1O.65;
ruube $1o.2o-10.35; Jsrtet $3.50
$50.
Rinboieb. - 2ufubr 24,oO0. -
Wdrtt fart; Ginbeimii6e Beef Sti.'
re $7.60-11 80; Wefteru stisr. ST.
$4,000; GtOdsrs unb Teeoers s5.'
50-8.S5; &iihs uub 9eifsrs $40
1000; aGlbsr $9.5O-14O0.
S9afs. - 3ufiibr 1900. .-Marti
itarf. Detbsrs $9.50-10.5O; Gb (
$7.0o-10.1O; 2dmmsr $11.O-
14.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11

3udtr. - Warit ffsiid. - RaffI.
nirtr Gut aoaf $S.55; popbsreS ST..
SO; gubes $7.75; granulirisr S7.25;
gcnfeeitcusrs ~ $7.15; OF IA
$6.S5-6.95; psiber sytra $685.
6.75; srtra e. $6.65 per bunoert
Plumb.
WoIaffes. - Murtt iisiis. =
Vsu GrIsans Open anisI 45-65c;
Centrifugal 25-34e per 0dIIons.
REFS. - aoutiidna. fdncn 6,db
6t-6ae prima 5a--5ae; crbindru
3a-4ie; Sapdn 4l-5s per pfunb.
Datrp. .probuft.
Hntisr. - Warti rutis. pre;fs
hstis .Mbegemili gtra 4se; Gsn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
tysIS, R,snSs unS aitien in Rem yOrf.

vsi0aHspapitrf wuEbfn ~ y y 8 bib on'
Il l. @ediea auf9onoon uaSen listis. iJar
W fage t4.1lK Qommsrsial Dins. ~ 1dge
Tass. t4.7iK. eihl $A1sN; ;aabti.anssi-
iunssn eA7ek. 5ranss Sid. 5.s4ix.
Asba s,ss4. Rsrf Gid. 10. aabsl 70X.
Arsufn Sjdt IN. 1abel llh. Size eiqi
o.sy. &sba o.Ss. &ubei St6t 2915: "a.
vi ~. elbsr6arEsn 1885, NsgiisniIds
3ons,s 57N.
afttsnmasii.--Gb nurbe bsute eia
itarter Trsd gum Usrfauisn aus Sti bi xHo
bt Yseii' baiisn babel ~ leibsn, foeab bic
$HiuBnoiiyuHsen IN ben Heiten odusn
units sssen usn gstfn fiaaosu.
oiisntsts aisisu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Ghftaap. 10. Scnuar.

g6isasO, 10. Scnuar.
WeiS.n. : Sir Mai s1.s1t-l.'
sst, am edIub S1.S3a; fiirJaIi 81
46-152, am G5lub S1.47s.
@elIdtctu. Jiir Wai 96z-
993t, am e5lub 974c; fir Su!i s52
-9sgc, am Stlub 96te.
Safer. Fir Wai 56a-5Ssc,
am S6lub 565e; fir SuIi 532-
55lt. am S4lub 54e.
Rosesn. = Martt nominal.
Simotbp. - $3.50-5.50.
gerfts. - S1.00-1.32.
Slice. - S12.0o-17.00.
port. - Jiir Sauuar $3.50;
fir glai $28.30-28.50. om S4lub
S2S.40.
e6mal,. Tiir Sauunr $3.50
1895, am S6luB 1852; fir @Ial
16.05-16.12, am S6IuB 1907.
9iippenisitsu. - Sir Sonuar IA
eo-1462, am S6lub 1850; fur
Ulai 14.97-15.05, am SdIub los
OF.
Butter. - Mlurii nisbriSsr; ersa'
merp 32-38lc.
eitr. Utartt unpsrdnbsrt.
2oripfisIl - Martt unDeranbsrt.
G5ss.iissI. : qebenbss. Wldrtt T'ieo'
rissr. Siibnsr 15-1se; Sprinssrs
1Sc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11

foIa eines unerb5rt sspdItigsn Durdp
bru1sDerfuHs. @s III cine nsns blus
tise Sdlapps, bic fi4 bic GnslSnbsr
bier geboIt 6axn, cine S@Iapps, ME
fis aud bas tdrttit 9ssr ntGt align
baufig Dertragen lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11

&c; feeOnbs 34e; iyoutp Dairp
33Ae; padins Gtod 27-2se.
adfe. - Wartt itetis; Dbto 24e;
HorbpsftIiHer 24-25ae; Rem Yprt
25e; G9mei5sr 3S--69e; bo. Yrid
24e; 2imburser 23-24c per pfuno.
Gier. - Wartt fdrpdher; prima
firits 9iibnersisr 4ee; firfts 44at;
orbindre firfs 36e; iseonbs 32c PEI
DuBsnb.
GsfIiigsl. - Taa.tt siemlih
lsbbafi; Broilsrs bon ID gfunb uiio
barunt.r 25e; Grpers II pfunb 18e;
5dbne 13e: junse 6dbne 16c; Sabs
nsr 17-18e; 1ruthiihiIcr bon adt big
3sbn pfunb 23-25e; bo. nit irum'
msr gruit 12e; Gulls Sc; fDsibe eas
ten 16-18c; Gdnfe 14-16c; altt
3auben $1.O0 bas Dussnb.
5afsn. - Ro. / $1.75-2.O0;
30. 2 S1.25-1.5O per OuBsnb.
Obfunb @emiiT.
aepfel. - Rome Beautp $275
--4.5O; Ben gapis $2.50-3.50;
Sobnatban $4.75-5.25; Rings S4.75
$50; Gretninas S4.75--5.00; Snfss
rior allie eOrteu $1.25-2.25 per
gbl.
3ttronsn. - California $500
$50; Tlsiiina S2.75-3.25 per
aifis; 2imes 85e-$1 90 per aift..
Granger. - California 9dpels
$2.Oo-2.e5; apniiiana $2.25-2.'
40; Eloriba s2.40-2.75; SaHssr'Hs
s5e Bis $1.10 per Rifle.
Grape Sruit - GloriSa S2.'
$500.
aartoffeIn. - ginbeimlfts
$6.25-6.5O; Wid. urb misc. S6.2o
--e.50 per gbl. unb $2.10-2-15 per
gu. bonn Stors. Bermuda No. / $9.'
90; Ro. 9 $50 per 9bI.
SHbtartoffsfn. ehis
Strfep $3.50; girainia $4.0o-42o;
Mebium $500 per gbl.
Gurien. - 1rsit6aus Sl.5o-
175 per 1ubenb.
Rraut. - ganiih $780,
90 per gbl. rptbss S7.00-7.5O.
geferp. - Wli6iaan $1.25-l'
80 Der Grat. BON 6 YiiHb.ln.
Wsibs Ri BEN. - $2.Oo-2.2o
per gbI.
ettara5.n. s2.75-3.oo
pet gbl.
2niebeIn. D,ibs $500
$50; ssIbs $5.0O-5.5o per hunesft
pfunb.
Crime Bobnen Tlorioa
$1,000; Wadsbobnm $500
2.25 per Sdmpsr.
Rarotten. - gintsimiI6s ST.
80 per gtl.
Qanbprobutts
Sen. - Ro. l aimotbu $3.50
-i7Oo: 20. 2 9imotbo $3.50
1900: so. 8 simotbp S13.50-lt.'
90; Ro. 1 s,miIttsr ats $3.50;
60. 2 atmifdtsr &Iet S14.00; Ro. /
alee $3.50; go. 2 ale. 14.5o; Sitli'
c,s 4lfulFo S16.O0-18.0O; Rogssr'
itrub s1o.OO-110o; 6aferiiroh So
00-1o.OO; DeissnitrOl $e.Oo-lo.'
90 per 1onn..
Wtibfenfutter - Wartt rus
bia uns fstis. - al.is s30.0o3l.' :
90: WibbliNss. braun, $32.50-33.' =
CO.; ps;b. 35.Oo-36.00; semiittss
syuti.r $32.Oo-32.50.
Gdmereisn. - Wartt ffttlg.
- sI.tTaamn S1o.oo-11.0o pc:
gu. bonn Stors; 9imotbp $2.3o-2.'
60; gu4nsis.n $3.50; GIatsiaamsn
S2.25 per 9u.
Uerf9ieb.ues.
Oefs.- War.t Fst; a,in5l, robes
CSC per gan. Sn partisn IA Dbl.
Ge,odtss 1e msbr; 90. ! qarbOl &c;
Cotton S,.b Oil, raifinirtss $1.04
per gaIun., 9srpsniin Gle in q'ar'
ti,u bon Is Gab. unb IA in par'
tisn bon 1875 Gallcnsn Petroleum.
Obio Carbon 120 Grab Sc; DO. $50
Grab SIC: S.ablisbt It's Graz Oh
1Oe: Reb gropn 9aiolin 21e; Rupbia
27e per galIons in partisu bon Is
gbis.
Saf,. - Der Warii III rubis. -
Gbio wiper $1.25 per YbI. bon 100
pfuno, TubrIobn binsussfiist.
Gala. - Warit itetis. prima
gitp 11-11ae; DO. Gcuntrp 10
1Oae per plumb.
Roblen. = Wartt rubia. gou'
sbicsbnp $5.50--6.00; abdnalpa
Gtiidipbl.n s5.5o-6.00; gab uns
Glad $5.50-6.00 per 9onns abg.'
lisf.rt. Rauhloie Stiidio6lsn $500
500; gntbratite 5000 per Scnn.
abs.Iiefert. gotc tOftst $6.50-8.00
Der Spune otde!isfert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
2d8liHer Marft.B erid5t.

ben .twas b0bere prsiis bsrsaust.
propiiiontE.
Sdmals. - primd Gteam 49,
50-15.75; Gumilp 16a--17c.
2rodeHgtialssnss Glti ih.
-sSbort clear Seiten loIe 1916;
Grtra jbort clear Ssiten 15-l6c;
iur3. Rippf,iteu 15-l5ae; Bellies
16a-174e.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Ssi.sR
17a-1Sas; EXTRA ibort clear Stli.n
174-1s4; ertra fbcrt clear Ssit,u
ni-18ie; iur5e Rippenfsitsn II
Tie; Bellies 19t 20e.
Susar gureb JIetf4. -
Sdinisn 20-204e; IDicnis Gduitern
14t-15e; grsaifaii Bacon 21--
23e; G9ultsrn In padetsu 14A-15e;
Rem YOrt gut 14a-15e; trodsns
Beef S6ini.n 3Oa-31ae.
SaBsep0tsltss UIeifd. =
G4inisn 16s-17e; pienie Sduls
tern 12-124e; Bellies 17a-17se;
G4uItrn 14t-14ae; SduIt.rn q.
y Gut DO. 143-14ae.
Grif4es Gteifb. - Sdinlsn
16-17e; pienic S4ul.,rn liz
124e; sduIisrn 13i-13as; iurss
Rippenisiteu 13-13ae; fbort clear
Gippsni.itsn 13i-144e; utra ibort
clear Ripp.uf,ittn 13-13ae; Yentss
lsi4is 15rl6e; Yslliss. f4wsrs
15-15Ae.
MtbI unb 0etretbe
Mebf. - Wini.r pat.nt $500
$50; Wint,r iantp $8.5O-9.0o;
Bintsr 5amiIp $s.00-8.50; Dinier
.rira $7.O0-7.5o; Mini.r orbindrer
S6.50-700; 6ar!ss Wst5eu patsnt
$9.00--9.50; 5artss WsiSsu Gantp
$s.25-8.75; Sartss Mei3en Uamilp
$7.0o-7.50; Roes.n. Rortbtutfi:r,i,
s.mifdiss s725-750; ROssert gitD
rsinss $7.50-7.75; ROsssn gitp
stmii4t,s $7.50-7.75.
Wei5sn. = go. 2 rotber Wintsr
$1.94-196; Ro. 3 DO. $19--1.'
SO; RO. a bo. S1.60-l.70.
DeIf6torn. - go. 2 tptibss
$1.03a; go. 8 bo. $1.02-1.03; Ro.
4 DO. $1.00-1.01; To. 8 DO. 98--
S9e; Ro. 6 bo. 98-9Sc. - Ho. !
s.lbss $1.02s-l03; 30. 8 So. ST.
02-1.O2ae; Ro. A bo. $1.M-1.01;
go. 8 bo. 9S-S9e; Ro. 6 DO. 60
98e. - go. 2 semii1tes S1.O2f =
1.03; Pp. 8 DO. S1.02-1.O2a; go. 4
So. $1.0o-1.o1; go, 8 bo. 98--9ee;
SO. 8 bo. $685.. - Wsibss aoIbens
Torn e9t-$1.o1; sefbes aoIbsniorn
s1.m-1.O2; ssmii4tss ROIbsniOrn
99e-S1.M.
Saftr. - 60. 2 iueiber 59A-
60c; Stanbarb tptibsr 59-59ae; Ro.
8 tpeiber $3.50; no. 4 ipeibr 56b
--57te; To. 2 s.miihtr 58-68ae;
gO. 8 ssmiI6tsr, .inbsimii&sr 57h-
5se; Ro. a ssmiidttr 56a-57at.
Roessm. - 30. 2 S1a9-1.51 ;
20. 8 $1.4o-1.45; 30. 4 $1'35--
LAO; prpk s1.30-l.4O.
WbiBttp.,
9srtauft ipurSsn TIA gbls. Di'
filters Jiuiirb gOobs aui Der gaiis
$1.44 per SaIIons
Groceries.
Raffu Japu 23-3oe; Coda
29-30e; guatsmaIa fansp 1sc; b.
gutter 17at.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Neuer Nutbidrei fOmntt aus
Sibirien.

5uneer uno 5hninbfu6t in ben Gas
germ. - Drei5sbn prO5ent Der Ses
fansensn bura llntsrsrud6rung Der
5ubsrtulois OerfoQen. 5lfsat'
tion 5isntiin bOfft psitsr ouf amss
rita.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Metan,Marft.
mem gOrt, 10. Sanuar.

II 10 y VI, IU' NuH""
aupTsr. = Martt ibDonisnb.
tsltctroIptic. - grfes. spsites rno
triites gisrtsl $26.0o-332.5o. nr'
minal.
Gifsn. = Iar,! iistis unS unOsr'
dnbsrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Rev Osrier Hsao. ptiransen

at6ifon cen. e.. M EIH. gae. q. o.. .iosh
aiiansie 9 . 4. Il. SNsD,G. ess. 81. -. iisn
Feit 3 .. lr.. ..... SSysql. v, gitu ~ 80. Iio,s
y. G. %. ~ IN. D. eiufs ~ -. IA
Rst6iebem ct. rd.. iigiH 2 y. 81. aei, tr...N
asroon. Tsanfit Sc. oc3syfsri &B. q. ~ >. IA
Gent. of q. n. br. i!gy Eg. Bat. %. g. -. z9N
Gent asdtbsr 81. iMrso pac. ref. IL. -. ssN
Gent E1diit 1. 90. ~NTortb. Sac. n. 80. ss
Qbsiop. 4 e. lH.. e9Hcrfg. q. rel. lr. sfit
Ntsfnp q g. %. II. BN,penli. Gorf. AZ :. i07h
G..B. 4 g. ieint IL ss1s renr. asH, ~ .fo3A
g., y. 4 G. aen ~. ss,4Nfabrp ger. A.. eeN
ltbifsdo e,r. %. II 7sIl Hsp. giesI 81. .. l0OH
uG W ,&Et 2 10 st. fosts 2tQGE.T, ref. lr. AZ
e ma ef n aer 4 Y 1914 ctf gouitfr for.ir Tx
G,H.g,&p. ref.lr.. 77i1 rfnb. II. e, abi.br.. 81
9tir. 4 Nortbfu 81. s3h 20. Hds.rei. 4r.... sih
Col & 60. ref. AZ. seAiso. @aiitp. 81. :. io2,s
Sfn9;AMwf.5sif. ~ 20. HoiIts. arn.4r. ~
Ctr Cd ,lrSs-irs6. % Iyrr saas i0iH
Grie gen. 4r....7s ifblySsfi,s III 5r "a
,.e nsr sIs,Hn o,; l6NiaicH pac. II. 80. ssM
=. 0srf. rel. H.. a3Hif = a,,f6sr a. ,oSH
ssnf. q. Z. sr 80. HMiI , rts,i 4, i0Sx
sal saat yir T. 4 s.ii g I,s ss,s & q5sH ST. s's
G shore bep. a.. ssk n Union ~ s1h
ekH. IN, It. ..N ffgsftincb Tf n Iy IA
d.. n. 4 z. 1. Dr.. mn
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3uf u br:

Rin6oisb. - Der Marit mar
hsuts Iebbaft unb fart unS bic pr,ii,
sttpas bobsr. Cute Gamers fparen
sbtnfalls In glo4frass, bssslsiten bic
beHersn Milatiibs.
priHio i&lpsrs Stisrs S9.75-lo.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Musipdrtige Wdrfte.
Rem gort, 10. Sanuar.

Tlsbl. - Wlartt pilIis; Griibiabrs'
paisnis $9.e5-9.90; Wint.r pa'
tents $9.05- $50; Wint.r Straishis
$8.75-s.ooi aanias Straishts So
65-9.S5.
Wsisen. - Wartt I9!pa9. 10. 2
barter S209a; go. / glOrtbern Dn'
lutb $2193; Ro. ! Rortbern ysants
toba $2.259 I. 0. b. HsD gOr..
msIittorn. - Wartt uilig; 10. 2
s.Ibss. S1.1o5 {. |. I. Rem gor. fl,
prompten gsriarbt.
6ofsr - MART nifIin. Etnub1ro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Wiebmarft.

Ginetnnati, 10. Sanuar.
3ufubr unb 8srIar5t pdhr.nb oer
pergansenen "a GtunbsI persIitRn
NIT ben porb.rsebsnDsa spsi Sassn
lparen iDis foIst, ikAu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Kjpns elbmsartte,
gt.ein.ati. 10. geraar isix

gtpsinSati 10. Jsnuar isiI
gu& teuts saSsn BE 0:i4dils In ben
tssEisn DaafsH jiemliA febbaft anb biz
Hs4Its19 mad Tarfsten eiHs cute. eele
~ 1tai9. sac Tadsbsn .oa 'eaqs wurosn
upn ben 1anfsn 4--4H% bsreAnet, Edts
rtab 0si4SftsSapiefe 10 6--6sS sisionfirt
Utrpsh in onsnsH 3lsrtts purbsn Tar.
Istea sen ssu' ~ ~ sno asf bsii " ~
--Sxx piesirt.
GsAid asf ass Usse
Rurtsn "a Fsri . rifden Hsnien psrsautt
Die GoSHlsSsste bstrdst soe primis pst
ot0OQ
gsAia tsi essss.
4idis 0s4fe ssf 2cnSon ussses ~
as bro Sfe. Stsrfina quptirs. Sat bed
ld auf Berlin wnrben zoe bro Ysari, bs.
se4Hd. fas @edla aui $aris IKE pro
6sans auf Wmjferoam tiHe BRO VuIpen
nnb aal 0ism lSs pro Rrons. 2irss i8s,
WHbd 8sh siudbolm pro Krone $3.50,
5rsnes ta6stii) 2)s.
tsnsss ctiisstlsuss
ftfSn ME toIaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11

Die tlmfdts i'm bisiissH GtsarinshauB bs'
iteftn liz ttais sHf tee5S, ,79S.
Rsfsfisfsrifatn
Tie Wtf4dfte rarss teate an ber hieN.
etn eoris lifmli6 lebtait, bod parsn oie
Ytsfs stpas pilliaer. Raaftstsnps Ysrs
suuit iinb ~ beri4ien I:
~ eu GSrie.
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3iun. - @arit feit; $42.5o-
1890.
glei. - S7.4O-7.50.
Gpelter. - Martt pilliS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-15
REPORTS OF MARKETS COTTON-GRAIN-LIVESTOCK.

wheat pit andiammine the sections reserved for dealings in corn anr oats.
 Opening prices for wheat ranged from the same as Saturdays finish to cents lower, with May at $2.70 to S2.72 and July $40 to s244. Then came rescent respectively to s269 and S2.37 and subsequent rallies to $270 to $274, before the marke. stiffened out virtually. comatose.
 Corn and oats, not having been an Chorcd like wheat, went balloordng right from Inc outset. Frightened shorts started wildly to rush to cov- CT and in a few moments had sent corn high above any previous level. Corn rose more than ten cents and oats more than six cents. No other influences were seemingly consid cred than the eager desire to be pro- tected against the advance, that was foreseen on all sides to be at least temporarily as inevitable as was tho break in wheat Although at the top of the bulge, the corn !luctuated nor vously, no important setback ensued. Oats, however, receded abor' !, cents.
 In the last hour prices showed . rally as 2 result of failing of Scat tered orders to purchase. The close was unsettled at 14c to 1Sc under Saturdays close, with July at $250 and September at $2.1S.
 About the middle of the session leading houses served hotice that for the present no business would be ac- , cepted. Soon afterward prices be- gan to fall rapidly and the volume of trading was much reduced. Later, however, the market recovered when wheat quotations displayed some re- newal of firmness. The close was nervous at 1-4c to 5-8c net ad- | vance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-15
New York Cotton.

New York, May IL There was q cotton market today. Reports from Chicago indicating further rcstrlc : tons on trading in grain, appeared tU Stimplate the demand and afIer op- cnmg firm at an advance Of 9 to 2t points. active months Sold go to 3G points above saturdays closing fig ures. This advance carried July contracts up 10 the 20 cent level, while October sold a, 19.t5c or SC to los points above the low level of last week. Liverpool made d steady showing while the weather map was considered generally favorable and traders found little change in the news from the goods market, but shorts were evidently very nervous and found very little cotton for salS except on scale up.
 The carly extreme carried Jul5 contracts up to 20.03c and october to 19.50c, or 33 to il points net higher Demand then taporod off and the market was less active later witr prices showing reactions of 10 or r. points around midday as result o f realizing There also seemed to bt some scattered selling for reaction encouraged by the favorable detailed weather reports and forecasts. i Trading was comparatively quie
 during the middle of the afternoon
 with prices holding steady aroune l 19,90c for July and 19,%%3c for Oc
 tober or about 10 to 2i points ne
 higher.
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WHEAT NOT ALONE
 CAPABLE 0f USE
 IN BREAD MAKING
Department of Agriculture Experts Give Recipes for
 Use Other Cereals.

The use of Hours which contain more or less bran is sometimes advisable, both for the sake of the variety which they give to the diet and because of the mineral substances and growth regulating substances these Hours con- tain.
 Farmers bulletin No. SOY of the IJnited State department of agricul- ture, Bread and Bread Making" in- cludes. in addition to white bread recipes, number for homemade bread from whole wheat or graham flour from ground flour, from rye rolled oats, etc.
 These are as fOllOWs:
 Whcle- wheat or Graham Bread. One and half cups lukewarm milk; B cups whole-wheat or graham flour; I3 tablespoons brown sugar; 1-2 yeast cake; 1 IA teaspoons salt.
 Scald the milk. together with the sugar and salt. When lukewarm, ado the yeast, mixing it first with little of the milk. Add the flour, beat well and let it double it's volume. Beat Il thoroughly, put into a pan, and lei if rise. In a pan of standard size It should come nearly to the top:
 The above recipe may be used in pre- pairing bread from home-ground meal There are many homes, particularly II 1 the country, where the housewife car obtain unground wheat at moderate cost. If ground in the ordinary coffee mill, such wheat makes coarse bread i, not very light in texture, but of sucf good flavor that it may well be usee i occasionally to give variety to the diet IIt is useful, too, in places where gooe bran can not be obtained easily ane where coarse breads are desired as 2 means of preventing constipation. IT making such bread with aview to econ omy the housekeeper should compute what it will cost her per loaf, includ irg labor and fuel, as compared Witl other breads she makes. Skim milk instead of whole milk can be used homemade yeast, either liquid or dry cakes, is possibility; and some might like the bread with less sugar or un sweetened. Another recipe which has been worked out follows:
 Home-ground Wheat Bread. One and onefourth cups of water ol skinned milk; 3 cups home-grounc wheat flour; 1 IA teaspoons salt; 1-z cake dry yeast, or 1 gill liquid yeast 1 tablespoon sugar.
 Set a sponge at night, using half o1 the flour. In the morning add the rest of the flour, beat well, put into a creased pan, allow to rise until ii doubles it's bulk, and bake.
 Corn Meal and Wheat Bread.
 One and one half cups milk, water
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or a mixture of the two; 1-2 cake compressed yeast, or IA cups milk, water. or a mixture of the two; IA cup liuuid yeast, 1 1-2 teaspoons salt; 1 tablespoon sugar; butter (if used), 1 tablespoon; 1 cup corn meal, cups wheat flour.
 Pour IA cupfuls of the water over the corn meal, salt, sugar, and fat Gf used), and heat the mixture gradually to the boiling point or nearly to It and cook 20 minutes. This cooking can best be done in a double boiler. The water is sufficient only to soften the meal little. Allow the meal to cool to about the temperature of the room and add the yeast, mixed with the rest of the water { IA cuptul) or the IA cupful of liquid yeast. Mold thoroughly, let rise until 1t doubles it's bulk, make into a loaf, place Ill pan of standard size, allow to rise until it nearly fills the pan, and bake 45 or 50 minutes.
 Rice Bread.
 One cup lukcwarm water, milk or q mixture of the two; 1 cup uncooked rice: IA teaspoons salt; tablespoon sugar: butter (if used), 1 tablespoon or less; 1-2 cake compressed yeast; 2 cups wheat flour.
 Steam the rice with one-half of the liquid until it is soft. This is done better in a steamer than in double boiler, for the liquid is so small ln amount that the rice does not become soft readily and the presence of the steam helps. Put the sugar, salt and fat (if used) into the mixing bowl and pour over them the remaining liquid l1-2 cupfuD. When the mixture has become lukewarm add the yeast and I g cupful of flour. Allow this sponge to rise until very light. Add the boil. ed rice, which should have been cooled until lukewarm, and the rest of the flour. This dough is so thick that some pressure is required to work 1T the last portions of the flour Allow the dough to rise until it has doubled it's bulk, form into loaf, place m pan of standard size, allow it to rlst until it nearly reaches the top of the pan, and bake.
 I Rye Bread.
 One quart milk; 2 tablespoons sug' ar; teaspoons salt; Z tablespoons butter; 1 cake compressed yeast; cupfuls flour q cup being wheat ant the remainder rye). ...
 | Follow the directions for making wheat bread according to the shor' process until after the bread has beer nodded the second time. At this poin1 the dough should be placed in 6-quar bowl lined with a cloth into which flour has been rubbed. When tht dough has risen to the top of the bow turn out on hot sheet iron Ga drip ping pan inverted will dol, over which one tablespoonful of flour has beer sprinkled, and put it immediately itnt a very hot oven. After 10 minute! lower the temperature somewhat ant bake one hour. This recipe, is modi fication of an old German household method of making rye bread.
 1 Rolled Oats Bread.
 Two cups boiling water; 1-2 cul brown sugar; 2 teaspoons salt; yeast cake; IA cup lukewarm water i 1 1-2 cups rolled oats; cups flour. I Dissolve the yeast cake in the luke. warm water. Pour. the boiling water over the rolled oats, salt, and sugar and let stand until lukewarm; ado
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Cotton closed steady.
New Orleans Cotton,

New Orleans, May 14.-Cotton rose 2S to 35 points in the first half houl of business on this market today on heavy buying stimulated by contln- ued low temperatures over the be!t and good cables. The suspension of business in the grain market seemed to switch orders to cotton from west ern traders. s4zs.
 The bullish features in the census bureau statistics increased the de- mand and the advance was widened to 32 to 39 points, Toward noon realizing was met and the market reacted 10 points from the topmost levels.
 The tone was steady in the after noon and prices showed little change standing at 1:30 at net rise of "A to 26 points.
 Cotton closed steady at an advance of tO noiutc
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Legal Notices IMPROVEMENT TAXES DUE. Paving Improvement District No. 3i
 Pine Street.

The books for the collection of the taxes levied on property in Paving Improvement district No. 31, Pine street from Sixth avenue to Ninth ave- nue, have been placed in my hands. Owners of real estate are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from date. or before June 1, 1917.
 If such payment is not made, action will be instituted at the end of that time for the collection of taxes and penalty.
 w. ". HUTT,
 Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, April 30, 1917. Office in city hall. Hours from z a m. to 6 D. m. 5-1-1m
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo. a,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of To lcdo, County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and eV- cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARBfl CUiE.
 FRANK ]. CHENEY. Sworn to before me ind subsefihed ,n my presence, this 9th day of Decemhe1. 4. D. 18S6
 (SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public IIali's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon tn" blood and rnu- cous surfaces of the system. Send lcr ~' r. J. CHTlNEy s- co. Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists fife.
 Takc Halls Family Iills for constipaticlt.