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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
vlreaM bed sIraNen0nrdDrnas.0 00mmIIare.

Bureau Der SiraBeu0nrdbrudesGo omnlidre
Bdl more. %. ,Nini 1917.
Tie Girabenourbbuds Gomnilidre Der
Stooi baltimore nlad1en bernt beiannt, Dab,
lindoem lie iDre IQbelle iiber bic Gntlddois
Qungen llnioiten mo Q8ertberb1bunqen be3ias
lib Der 0onoemnrnng, GrUilnnng nuo gcr.
breiicrnng Der Nume ienbs Sttnfe, bon Der Odrs
loro glDenie bis 8ur @oli StraBe, BON i6rer
ieBigeH Nreie bon 80 SUB ani cine Breie
bon 66 SUB, neb ben oarani be5ielibeH
eno9nliiqel uno corrgrien erfldrenoen SID
nell reoloirl baben 9eHaB oen Soribriten
Des CHARTERS Oer Stno Baltimore llno 0er am
8 guguit 1916 uner3eihneten &eroroHung gr
III oe5 UlaDors nno Siaoiraibs,
e Diermti gloti3 aebeiL oaB beiagie Tabelle
nm Sdrie aui oiele g8eile uollciloei mo be-
9laubgi moroen it, uno oaB Der Wiabor mo
SidoiraiD bon baltimore, ooer iraeno pelcbC
@eroH ooer @erionen, CORPORATION ooer 9ors
i6doiglHQen ooer aulerlegen gSeriberb0bun'
0el, uie bier qennnnt un5urieoen lino. inner
galb oreiBi9 CSO) .2ageL pom orenno5pan5tG'
ten (23) Gage int Suni 1917, Dem Snium
Der eren bon uns erlaenen 8er1iienilid)nng
oieler ysoii3 oageqen ourd ldriiiliobe Eetition
on oas Baltimore Siaoiaeri6i appeiren nl0s
gen inoem ne oas @eridt I'M cine Nebtlton
0erlclben nngeben
5ie gseriber666unqen lino nab 8eIieben ocr
beiieucrty Geronen ooer 9orporaiionen eni'
meoer ipiori ooer IN iiin 90 idDrli6eu Gaien
8ablbar, 0ercn erlie bel Dem 9bbluB Der Nors
ndbmen llHter belagicr Beror1mna idlig III,
SDbn 8. 0tobincttc,
NcnrD VI. Nikcl,
SarrD ~ ylcmleD,
gonIfniiidre.
(Suni2s 0SuIi11D Glerr
Baltimore, 23. Suni 1917.
Ser Staoi.GcDmeter miro am SUnneritda,
ben 2S. ,lnni 1871 3ll Der Sei nie unieH nns
Qegeben, an Grt ulO Siele eri6eHen uno ole
AiOealm Der lolaenoen StraBen cablren:
Snmmeriie0 StraRe, bon Smena Silias hiS
Yongmooo SiraBe, I'M LOO llbr gdbm.
Wli5abetB Hnue, bon gSelS- bis NdrneD StraBe
nm 2 90 llDr Eacbm
ggclle. StraRc bon eiqbtStrdBe bis 0l3abeb
Yane, I'M 200 lbr Nac6m
GoiUGro y. GUonnn,
(MIni23) Gtdoi WeOmeer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
Gs frent nnS. idrei6t Oas ,Gine @uIfsbIatt4. OaG

GS rent ms, idrei6t Oas ,Ginc. %Olfsbatt", ban
ole Negierng Die Siceranten &riegSmateral in Die
Sun0 ninmt lnO ibnen nd)t 1eitottet Dem @ofe, ous
a Der leioen0e Ebeil lit oas Sea ber Die Obren 5 5ie
ben. Der Elan Den lie iih ousgeoodt batten ginq 0a.
bin Die Freie geitiiBt oui 9neebo uno 9}adrage at
reqeln Gas mare cine @rnte 0emeen oie ole arieqs.
eieranten 81 DdloroGrcn gcnod)t bGttte Ole Nadj.
irage 1T oerart ooB menn oieie ais @reisreqation i.
qiren io qar feline 4reiSgren5c porbon0en nGre Gie
Ncqierniq bat elm on0eres Ge'cb auiqeelt 0as ni6q.
lderueiie aud nod Dem Srieee @ehmg 6abcn wiro,
ndmldb, oaB ein angemeiiener @rofit ottba lit uno
nidt me(r g8ie Der SefretGr Daniels agt bat er oen
grofit reblid 6emeien, mabriheinlid nm ole &erren
Seieranten ndt 81 iebr 81 uerdrgern. Gas miro iie
aber nd)t i'm Wn0eiten beifmibtigen g8ie aus ibren
Nep orter FreBorgnnen 81 erieben it, limo Tie iebr
5rnt oarber oaB ii6erbolpt cine reisgren5e ge5ogen
Miro Sic lGrmen iiber @ingriTfe in Die San0esfrei-
beit iber inoemoratidJe Diftatir ber &erprGlBune,
6oB 6nen fid geitattct miro alles 81 foroeru wos lie
bclieben. Der Sefretdr oa id oa6er oirb ben Gjroa
ridt oouon ab6oten loien meere 9lbIride am Yroiit
3 MAIDEN oenn Die giation broii5t e0en Sent ser
lpnrt meroen fonn. gSem nnoere ge5muneen iino idb
aIlcrle Gnt6e6rmgen ml5uerlegeu, oamit e bre
EiIidt gegen 0en Stant eriiilen f0nnen 10 mare es
66d ineercd5t elmer alaie III geitatten oaE lie aus
Gem Rriege Dliaionel imo @liaiaroen idopft
----t,-----------
0aS @arifer Ylatt ve'cemDre@ beridJtet: Sin Dam.
pier nit 10000 Eounen @o6leu Der Dor mengeu Gaqen
al ieincm 8etumungsort Sc SABRE entra pliroe nit
boiler SaOlng no1 GberboIrg 3irdgeididt neil oui
Den Eapieren Elm GtcnpeI ieblte 9lui ser &idiobrt
muroe oas Sdif torpeort; 2aoulg itn6 Sdff iino fir
immer oerloren oSOeture" iigt 0ieier Wiel0mg bin.
5u: .Shaoe, 0aB Der Iran56iide 0ureitratsnms nidt
mirflid IN elmer Ferlon pereine it, bate d bod Serr
Sebureau an 8oro oes pereutten Sdlifes 6eiunoeul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
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sAreaH Der gtrqqsnsur@SrH@s:: Som ::somgmiIare.

8dIti more. I. Snni 1917
&ie GiraBenour6bru6S @ominiiIdre Der
Gia0t Baltimore inddDen bermit beialtllt, oaB,
Uadboem lie iDre Iabelle iiber Die Gniibdois
qilnaen, llnfoiten mo gSeriberb0bungen be5iigs
lid Der Concentrating uno ShlieRMng eines
SbeileS Der &leaiant5trnRe, IN einer Breie
bon 49.5 SUB, 8plden GouriIano. nno Ct
%nusSiraBe, nebii ben onrnni be5il9Iiben ello'
giltigeH uno corrgren erfldrenoen 4ldnen
reOioirt Baben, genldB ben Yoribriiten 0es
GbarterS Der Gtaoi Baltimore ulo Der am
10 W(df3 1916 nnier6eiDneieIi Wer0r0nung ytr
102 oeS llaborS uno Siaorni0s,
tie biermii 9ioii3 aeben, onB beil9ie Tabele
itro Ndrie nnf oieie 9Seiie Oollenoet uno be-
Qlaibiqi poroen IN linn oab Der Wl1Oor un0
Gtaoirab bon Baltimore ooer irpeno uelcle
Yerion ooer &erloneh Corporation ooer @or'
noraiionen, Die nit benz 3uipruh Der 9ntid)ds
oiaungen ooer anieregien gSeriberD1bungelL
me bier 0enannt ini3uirieoen iilo, innerbalb
oreiBid $500 La0en, bonn 6iueitcH Snge I'M
Suni 1917, benz Saium Der erlteH bon ms ers
lalienen |eroiienil6nng oeier ytot5, oGgegen
bnrcb idriiild)e Betiiion an oas Baltimore
GiaotQeribi appeuiren m0gen, inoem lie eas
@eriCbi I'M cine JiebilioH oerlelben angeDen.
Iubm q. 0Dbinete,
0enrN 3D. yibcl,
NarrD ". Ycmlch,
@omnliiidre.
eugene q. 9iObgers,
Csnni2,91e2s) @lerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
NeimOIidc gInsIam6cr il Ocn II. z.

&om II. z. @anOcls Cepartrmcnt
arbolten mir cine 3uicbrift nit elmer
Stotiitif ii6er Die in Ocn Ser. Staoten
IebenOen glusl1n0er Oeltider, oier-
rei6iider, 6ulgdriiber imo tiirfiicber
9fntionalitGt. Iieie wcroen ilSge-
ianmt oui 100000 ooer AZ 9Sro-
sent Der @eiammts9ep0lferlng oeS
Sanoes geib6tt.
Gle Statiitif bilOet cine 9eron-
idJIoglmg Oes II. z. Genius 0iref-
tors Gam. g. 9}ogerS bonn SonoeIs-
Gepartement imO itiibt iib auf 0ie
3dbhmg oes Sa6res 1910, ole 9e.
ridte 0es @inmanOerlngs-9 -9iireous
BON 1910 bis iebt, ioipie oie Ster6-
lidteits5iiieru in Oieier 9eriooe. glod
Der Statiitif pertbeilen ii6 oieie 9Gus-
ldnoer etma iolgenOermaBen:
.2,3A9,000
..........1,376, 900
llngorn ......... 73S,OOO
Iiirfei ......... 18S,OOO
@uIqorien ...... 1000
Gs 1T 3mar nibt an3unebmen, BOB
Oas 9crbdltniB Der 9luSlGnoer, 5. +.
Der @erionen, mel6e nicbt notllrali.
iirt limo, jebt oasielbe it, ipie in
Sabre 1910; bod aeiiibt ol Die 3a6-
len bon 1910 wir0e lid oie @eiammt-
5abl Der mGnnlicbcn 2luSlGnOer I'M
9lItcr bon 81 So6ren m6 Oariiber
ouf 964,0O0, oas 1T 80 Gro5ent oller
mGnnlidcn 9cmobncr ser Ser. Stao-
ten IN Oieiem 9llter 6elailien.
6oIgenoeS @er6dltniB mirOe ii6
Oo6ei ergc6en:
0eiitihlauo 10000
Ceitcrrcid .......... .4470 600
llnGarn .............. 2SO,OOO
liirfei ..... $4,000
9ulgaricn ......l..... 5000
Gns GeninS.9iireau meiIt oarauf
BIN oaB Die 3abl Der m0nnlibeH
9lusldnocr Oeutider 93ationolitdt inn
Sitter BON 81 mO Ooriiber Diel GERM
ger lit ais Die ser iibrigen angeiii6r.
ten Climber. GoS @er6dltniB betrug
i'm So6re 1910 fiir 0elltidbe # Gro.
sent, iiir CeIterreiber 63 @ro5ent
fir llnearn "a Fro5ent fir Iiirfen
80 @ro5ent lmo fir 9ulgareu 90
Ero5ent.
@s wdre nun gepiB BON aroBem
Sntereiie, cine glei6e Statiitif ii6er
Die in oen Der. Staaten Iebenoen 9Il-
liirten glusldnoer, inSbeionoere |
Der @n9lGn0er 81 er6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
gcfummtmudjnmocn.
Nrrbrriirrnnn nrr enrnlnnn. slrnhr. amiinrn

Ycr6reitcrnug ocr Saratoga Strahe, Nuidcn
Charles UNI 0ntgeoral StraRr.
Ss miro bicrnii beidnni qemd6t Dab Der
Wianor uilo Gtaoirnib bon Baltimore I'M Die
gInudbne elmer SeroronnHa crlubt mer0eH
luitoL liir ole @on0euHlrllng mo Ser0reiermq
per Sarai0Ad' StraRe, pie ne leBt eiipa 30 SUB
brett er3inei it, bon Der @bdrless bis 3ur
Cathedral SirnBe, beaqe SirdBe, pie tie 81
oerbreiiern 9eplant miro. ioll cine @eiannis
breiie bon ehpa 60 Sub big 81 ener Breiie
bon ehpd SAT- SUB buben; has 2nno, fir be
la9ie 8erbreiierrng 5n coHoennren, miro ioie
iolQi bei6rieben:
3ung Der gSeiilcte Der Charles SiraBe mo Der
nor00itli6iicn Seiie Der Saratoga SiraBe ge
biloet miro, pe ieBt. alsgeleqi, ole .9ooroino'
ten oes beldgten glniangpnniies, dui oa5 bon
Der Iopograpbiden &ermeunas @onnIillon
benibie SDlicn balirt, liegeH oitlid 1913 SUB
imo ilolid) ls6491 SUB; mo ldulen bon "a
nno Der norobtlitiien Sete Der Saratoga
SraBe enilaHg, ME iebt auseelea, ole bier
iolaeHoen Nirle mo Sreden, nnnilib n0ros
lid T., 759 59 TcliIidl 27Ss29 Sup n9rSIe9
70'-t5'-l5' meilid 50.94 SUB uno u0ros
lid S0' 40 10" meiiIid 1915 Sub, bis 8ur
Saibse5aT!Gl.s siraBe ioic ieRi anls9eegt oanlI
lana nnrolid 3'-19 meiili6 1871 SUB, I'M
cine Yinie an nrcbidneioen, bic parallel uno
10 SUB noyo6iilldl in redten gsiniel aemeen
5o9en 1T; odniL eniaeQen beiaaier 10 9e3oee'
ner yinie unn oerlcl6en eniang, iiolh TO-
olrd6neioen ole parallel uno 10 SUB noro'
6lid I'M reCbien gSiniel gemelier bon Der
erien Sinie oeier Nei6rebnug ee3ogen ii;
oann, eniaegen beiaoicr 10 ee5oQencr gnie nm
oericI6eu enilang, iiioli6 AZ So 5fih6 317.s
2S SuB bis 8i eiuem gSinfeI ODER gogen;
oann norolid 64'-t0 1iiIi6 1905 SUB bis
Ai enem hmfi an Der ggeitieite Der Charles
SiraBe liHo oann Der meltliden Seie Der
Charles Sirabe eniang. iiolidl 3o-41 0iili6
34.32 SUB bis ann glHianqspnnit
Sie Nnrie Der Obigen Ne1rebuuQ iuo ole
ani ben mabren WReroan Der TopoQrapbidben
@ermelungs.9 9ommiion Der 5iaoi Baltimore
beAoQeH.
WlaH ebe 0arie Der I'll berbreiiernoen
SiroRe i'm Nrcbib oes giirelns Der SiraBen
nurtbrrdSt Gommilidre.
(Snni23, 25,SuI79)
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Yircau oe5 weOdmSr.amipciiorS.

1NTTITT
sc wiro biermit befaunf eema6t. oaB Sobs
1919 8ds U29 zen gemss SsG g. s4 S@R 56
ihniii AZ, Baraqrapb 9 (ipie am % Nobember
1911 dmenoirD. I'M @rlau6niB nabaeiu1i bat
Bmiicben 0ouinnn 9lbe uno SdratogdsStrQbe
ais gIui6euabrlIngspae ibrer 9Iusia6rwa9en 81
Z. 3. gDrnc,
(Smi22,93) GebduoesSnipefior
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gHrram oes WrbauSe.SuipeitorS.

n. 1NITTT VI 7.
IS niro biermit 6eIannt Qemad6t oaB Robi
g. Gjaroner. qemdB Der i'm 49, SUM 1908
unter8einncten &eroromne 9ir i55, 9lbibniit
A. Faraalapb IL (pie am 2S, GOOenber 1911
amenorD, llm @rluuhniB nad)qeiudt bat. o0s
glnueien gir. 80 Ssgei0esSir., ais cine BiieHi
z. 3. 9nrnc,
(Sun22,23 Gjebdiloe Snlpefior
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17

Annually the ribbon counter blooms
out a month or so before the holidays
with all sorts of new and lovely be-
longings for everybody. It's appeal to
the eternal feminine is as certain as
the sunrise, no more to be resisted
than that Of flowers or children. This
year not a soul in the household has
been observation-disclosures is something
made Of ribbon from everybody from
the baby to grandpa.
To begin with there are innumerable
bags-knitting sewing, shopping bags,
bags to hold handkerchiefs, slippers,
etc., party and opera bags. There are
small lamp and candle shades, and
little folding screens to stand on the
reading or dressing table. There are
glorious cushions for bedroom lounges
or the living room, and an army Of
bows of all sorts. There are the per-
ennial cOrsage roses and other flow
ers, and small nosegays Of little rib
bon flowers for the coat or fur neck
piece, to be worn on the street.
In the little group of novelties pic
tured here there are cOrsage Orna-
ments and a small bit of neckwear.
The ribbon rose is made of pink satin
ribbon in two shades, cut into short
lengths to form the petals. 1t is not
difficult to make when the breach is
once acquired. Millinery stems and
foliage and millinery stamens are used
with ribbon flowers. The center OF
the rose is formed by folding the dark
er shade in the ribbon and wrapping
it about the end Of the rubber stem.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17

Rain or shine, snow or blow, the
wearer Of a coat like that pictured
here may go comfortably on her way.
There has been no creation Of the
hours more dependable than the
pushes that have made such progress
during the last decade and it is be-
cause they have such honest quail
ties of wear, resistance and warmth,
that effort has been spent on perfect
ing them. They have been made to
simulate the shOrt-haired furs almost
to perfection. Seal, broad tail and
caracul pushes are almost replicas of
these skins-all of them rich looking
enough to make up, and trimmed with
handsome, genuine furs.
The coat shown in the picture is of
seal plush finished with a square cape
collar Of fur which narrOWS at the
'front.' and is heightened into revers. 1t
may be rolled up about the neck high
enough to muff1e the throat COM
pletely.
This cape collar is made of an mex
pensive but effective fur. blush gray
I'm color, and finished with tails across
the back. The imaginative furrier
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17

calls fur of this kind "blue wolf" Or
exit fox" or some other name to which
it is entitled only by his cleverness in
dyeing it. The wearers Of these pelts
knew better than to be caught nap
ping near wolf, and were not ON
speaking terms with any fox.
When the out-of-doors girl of the
north sets about acquiring a coat to
live in, she will do we'll to consider
these fur-trimmed, plush coats, that
are shown in considerable variety.
Like fur, the plush coat can be worn
anywhere and any time. They are all
long, reaching nearly to the bottom Of
the skirt. In this model the back is
cut with a flare, the front plain and
straight with fullness enough at the
sides to hang in folds. A narrow belt
across the front is made Of the plush
and the plain coat sleeves have deep
cuffs of it. These coats are usually
lined with lining satin of the same
sturdy character as the plush.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17

Guard proper at the close of the war
will be nothing like as large as at
present-378,00 900 men. OF course, many
of the men who go through the war
safely will re-enlist for peace time
service.
For "Period of War;"
What is true of the National Guard
in this respect also is true of the reg
ular army, two-thirds of which is COM
posed of men who volunteered their
cannot be held after peace is declared.
The terms of thousands of other men
will have expired and they also must
be released.
1t will be recalled that the formal
announcement of the war department,
in defining the new organization, spe-
cifically stated that it was for "over-
seas service" 1t is but fair to as
sumo that this organization is not now
intended to be permanent and that
there will be no disposition to main
tain National Guard units as now or
ganized after peace comes.
In fact, Secretary Baker has re-
peatedly informed the newspaper men
that all plans for the army are tenn
porary, or "for the period of the war"
Congress took particular pains to spe-
city that the selective draft law ap-
piled only to the war period and was
not to be considered as an approval
of the principle of universal military
training as a permanent policy.
1t is freely predicted that the men
who do the fighting in France will
see to it that congress provides for a
permanent system of universal mill
tary training. When the National
Guard troops returned from the bor-
der they were almost q unit in de-
manding universal legislation as a
matter of common sense and element
ary justice.
Even with a system of universal
military training in vogue, it was
pointed out, the National Guard would
not necessarily be eliminated.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
"SLAFETY FLIRST," SAYS woo
Chinese Carrying $1,000 at New Ha.
ven, Conn.,, Tells Why He
Goes Armed.

New Haven, "Slafety first
alice tlime."
This, according to vice squad Off
GERS, is the motto Of Woo Yick,
Chinese.
Woo, who is the proprietor Of a
laundry, was arrested for carrying
concealed weapons. Vice squad police
men said they found a revolver on his
person.
"What are you carrying a revolver
fOr?" Hauser asked Woo.
'"Tloo many tough gluys in Cleve-
land" he replied.
"Have you got any money!" Queried
Hauser, thoroughly interested.
"Sure," replied Woo.
Searching his pockets, the officers
were surprised to find $1,000, $500 of
which was in gold.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
At the Ribbon Counter

After this each petal is made by gath
ering a short piece of ribbon across
one end and fastening it to the stem
by wrapping thread or tie wire about
it. The other end Of the petal is curl
ed back and tackled down. Sometimes
three shades are used and always the
darkest is at the center and the light
est on the outside of the blossom.
The poppy is made by gathering a
strip Of ribbon close to the edge, with
silk matching the ribbon in color, to
form the outer edge of the petals. The
other edge is feathered closely and
wrapped about a millinery stem with
stamens at the end. Both the rose
and poppy are set in appropriate foli-
age
A new arrival for the corsage has
settled among the flowers. 1t is a
butterfly of gayly colored ribbon with
markings added with brush and water
colors. At the right of the group is
little neckWear piece made of loops
and ends of baby ribbon. The ends
are knotted and a little blossom, simu-
lated in ribbon is deftly sewed over
each knot.
An orchid from the milliners set in
maiden hair fern from the same gar
den Is tied with satin ribbon. In the
heart of the orchid is a tiny powder
box and puff and a small mirror is
sometimes craftily concealed in the
bow that ties corsage flowers Of this
kind. Every one is delighted when
they betray themselves at the dance
or other places, in time Of need.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
ST. VITUS' DANCE
GOOD Fer SERVICE

New YOrk.-Little things like
walking in ones sleep or being
afflicted with st. Vitus' dance
have naught to do with a mans
ability to fight in the new Ma
tiOnal army, ruled a local exam
ming board recently.
When a stalWart candidate in
formed the board he was af-
ficted with both "ailmentS"
members WINGED. Then they
considered the case and decided
that he was aft" for service.
"But ] might get up some
night and walk right into the en-
emy's camp" argued the appli-
cant.
"Then the st. Vitus' dance
will come in handy" said
board member. you can jump
right out again"
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
Corset Saves Her Life.

Houghton, Mich.-The life of Mrs.
Frederick Landroche of Hancock was
probably saved by corset stay. Her
husband, arraigned in court on a
charge of non-support, asked for per-
mission to speak to his wife. This be-
ing granted, he pulled revolver and
fired twice. One shot went wild, the
other was DETECTED by the corset stay.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
Vegetables.
HIDES AND PELTS.
Dry Hides.

Flint butcher, Id. .........o... 35
Flint fallen, lb. ................. 33
Flint bull and stag, lb. ........ 19
Flint culls and glue, lb. ...... II
Salt hides, &c to &c lb. less.
Horse hides 1/2 to 2/3 price of greer
salted.
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Prices Quoted for Metals.

New York --Lead-$6.25 5@6.75.
Bar Silver-861sc.
Copper-Casting, $2317A.
London.-Bar Silver-43Ad per OF.
st. is.-Spelter-$7.45.
er.-Tungsten concentrates, 60
per cent, $4,000 22.50 per unit. Crude
ores, 60 per cent, $1,000 % $500; 25 per
cent, .$12.OO@12.5O; 10 per cent, $40
W12.20 per unit.
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices.
Chicago 2 yellow, $2.19;
No. 4 yellow, $2.15.
Oats No. 9 white, 6O1A @61c: stand
ard, 61@61Ac.
Rye-No 2, SLIT.
Barley-$1.10D1.3 "a.
Timothy-$6 $60O@7.5O.
Clover-$1S.00@24
Pork-NOmnal
The Benson signal., 1917-11-17
Kansas CITY PrOduce

Kansas City, Butter - Creamery,
4Oc; firsts, 38c; seconds, SIC; packing,
341ac.
Eggs-Firsts, 3Sc; seconds, 2Sc
Poultry-Hens, 1Sc; roOsters, IA c.;
broilers, 23c.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Prl
inSnnh

Duluth, Minn.-Linseed-On track,
$3.3003.35; to arrive, $3.50; November,
1927 bid; December, $314 asked; May,
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Chicago Live stock Quotations.

gbt $5Sd6 mixed $3SS0 f72S
17,35; heavy, $1G.oO@I7.35; rough rough,
$16:00@16.25; pigs $12.0O@16.OO.
Cattle-Native steers, $500 @16.S5;
and feeders, $5.60M11.40; cows and
heifers, $4.40@11.6O; calves, $6,75 q
1900.
$7.5O@11.25; lambs, $12.25@16.6O.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
(t. o. B. Denver, Carload Price.)

HNy.
Buying Prices-per Ton.
colorado upland, per ton. 1000 @2400
Nebraska upland ......... 1900 Q22.OO
Pralrle hay (new crop) Colo.
Timothy, per 23.OO@25.0
Alfalfa new CROP per ton. .18.OO@2O.00
South Park. per ton 23.OO@25.00
Gunnison VALLEY. per ton. .21.OO@23.O0
straw, per ton ..-........ 5000 1OV
Grain.
Wheat, new, ch. mill, 100 lbs. buy
oats, Neb., 100 lbs, buying. ......1 .1.S1
colorado oats, bulk, buying. ....... l.Sa
corn chop, sack, selling ...... S.S3 &
Corn In sack, selling ............. 3.s9
Bran, Colo, per 100 lbs, selling. LOO
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Calf and Kip, Green Sailed.
Green Sailed Pelts.
Dry Flint PeItS.

Wool pelts AZ
Short wool pelts .............. 40
Butcher shearlings, No. / ... "a
No. murian SheariingS ........ 10
Bucks, saddles and pieces at value.
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LATE
MAR RKET
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS..
@ U OTATIO N s

Cattle.
Grass steers, good to CHI. $10.50 0011.5O
Grass steers, fair to good. 9.25D10.4O
Heifers, prime ..... 1850 8.75
COWS, grassers, good to ch.. 7.400 8.25
Cows, grassers, fair to good $500 7.25
Cows, Gamers and cutters. 5000 $40
Veal calves s. 8.500D11.00
Bulls 5000 1925
Feeders, good to choice 1O.O0011.00
Feeders, fair to good ..... $500 9.75
Feeders, common to fair.... 1900 $50
Stockers, good to choice 1900 8.75
Stockers, fair to good. ..... 6.25@ 7.25
EOgs.
Good Hogs ...............16 .16.500 1925
Sheep.
Feeder lambs rs @D16.50
Ewes 9.75@10.25
Feeder ewes - 7.50GQ10.00
WetherS lO.O0@10.60
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New York Cotton Prices.

New York.-COttOn Middling up
lands, $2S85. Cotton futures, Decem-
Der, 27.41; January, 26.71; March,
26.29; May, 26.1O; July, $3.50.
Price of Sugar.
New York-Sugar-Ce 80.
Molasses, 6.O2. Fine granulated, S.35.
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DRESSED POULTRY.

Flour.
hungarian patent .................5.1 .5.1S
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Live Poultry.
EGGS.

Eggs, graded No. 1 net, F.
O. B. Denver. er............. .43
Eggs. graded No. 2 net, +.
0. B. Denver .......... .33
Eggs, case count, misc.
cases, less commiss ion. 10.50 @ OF
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Butter.
a

Creameries, ex. 1st grade, ID. A
Creameries, End grade, lb. .. Al
Process 4O W4!
Packing stock (net) .......35 OBS
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Fruit.

Apples, Colo, new fancy, box. 1.50 @2.5O
Plums, Colo, crate ..........1 1.OO q d.S5
Pears, Colo. 1925 W2.50