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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9crtIdc airdcu in a1urSIuuO.
9ntOOIiIdle 0Jcmcinbcu.
(0lc0en1ptoriitcn-Cy -Cyemcin0en. J

(HeDemptoriltetl~ Semclnnen
Ct. AlpbpninSs 0irmc @de Yarfs
Nbemc nm Sardioga StroBc; sHater
SnurenthI3 NiBuer, 3cftor; Saier SSolepb
Sonrlaoe, Raier Sblipp Ylo6budj, Yatcr
Fbtllp Golrnu. &ater Sobunn o. 9oiID,
Entcr Milbelm &inoner Tin @piiou). N
St. Snipbns STRIDE Sde glsquitbs
lno @o9crs s5trubc; Eaier eoiepb 8uni,
Jeltpr; Yaier Saul 6uber, sBatcr Will
liam Wrid, Enier AScter Eattingcr. Bus
ter Soiepb SioIB ullO Fatcr Solcpb Siis
Ct. D1idlarIS STRIDE IL edc ggolfc,
nno SpnborosGirdBc; %utcr aSoepb
9SWeL ytciIor; Ynicr Fetcr 8ude, Mater
Soiepb 2ouciamp, Eaicr @eruarD
Suedtllg, Bnter Solepb GfruuB.
Socr5 3ciH,&irdle 3. Strabe mO
6olter Npcmc, 3ig6lanblopn; ASater
8rar5iStn5 @nucnIdncr. NcItor; Yutcr
Nu9ultlu gSciller, Eatcr Alpbuns 0cr5pp,
Bater SSpbnlW Bruuu, Batcr Gmil &cus
Ter, ASalcr yllfreo Gd)lpcrb.
Ct. yScn5csIaus Sirdc (b66mildc) -
Golngtols ull0 gllbano s2Ipcnuc; Eatcr
sSplcpb 0ilo, Heftor; Bater Tell3cslauS
Wlelldlor, Bnter Sulcpb Scoit, Fnicr
Hugnltin $etrauct uno Yalcr Sobu
&iStn.
Ct. Rctcr uuo @anl- -Girtbc In Gums
hcrlono, Wlo. &ntcr &nminif Sdntlcr
9iettor; A'oicr gllbnu &unmcl unO sHnicr
Simon Smpicr
Ct. 2lnivuinS. Stride 81 0iarbcnpine-
%ater g. 8. Smell Gorocupiac.
~; SOlrpbS WcmcinOe 81 yicdur an
oer TelnrsJiouo; Yaier Gbas. s. Trinis
aus, 9lctlDr.
~l. %rcuj RirdDc RcIts, nubc Qipbis
Soroau
"A III. mutODcIfcr.Si Stride Il @aomt.
IoIaage Der Fratts sStrobe Srior gllcriuS
Ct. 9Roricu airdc, qsni0iuotun, 3. s.
g.. %9ler ~ u. Jioib. 9lcitor, luio %uler
6pana. Iutb. 0jemcinScm.
e. WaattbHisSirhc SapcitesGtr.
lIio 9c1irolagrenic Enltor IS. g8. Qos
pcr Sr. 1900, Sitz6 6dDcticz zGtrabe.
~ ~ SntaS aSirdje Socnricttns ltn0
Sllinlos StrnBe; Yoitor =. s. Nlcnnte,
str: Az %elts@enrieitesS sStrabc
St. SUbamueS Stride Ode Qums
bafos mo Catherine Gtroke; 8ultor 6.
" SrH3ler, gtr. 2516. yScits&ombaros
Gfrdbc
Ncrciniatc 0bana Stride ganton;
Eoltor SSnl. Bab Nr. 023, @aItsglbcmie.
0p'curoto sNirdlc &nlbruois9Dc.,
nabc YoblonrGtr; Goltor e. 9S. Gielc,
gtr 2O32, gSeitsRortb~ Q[bctiue.
Gp.'lutb. SriCoenS C8cmciu0c, Gheiters.
nabe Grleans 5traBc; Yoitor Eam
8ranienicl0
G4riitnS-Sirdlc 9eaious, ua9c @es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
qanOitnrm oeacn garen

Sab Der ibwci5eriirbc SauoihIrnl
ic cinmol Ocn aanpi nit Ndren aut-
ncbmcn miiBte. ooran bat bci Scr Ntp.
6iluo1ung i'm 9hisut 1914 acwiB
9tiemono gc0oAt. glbcr 6 lit ood
paiiirt gli9t i'm gationolpart int
Guga0iL no bic 5oiion6drcu aeoei
ben, ipnocrn IN &oriAa6, mo6rbaitig
in GoricDoh. gSir lcien nGmlicB inl
0itibweBeriic6cn Goseblatt ioIgcn.
oes @eic6idtlcin: lin Die mitterudd
tige Shtnoc enhpi1 ans Der sur 3cit
uti Dem &urplnB auitrctenocn NC.
uaacrie Elm chpo liebcni65riger Bar
inO bcgob iib oiif cineGrfunoigun9S-
tour Our6 ulicre 6oicnltaot. Die
9ciic6tigumg ser SauptjtroBe un0 Ell.
niger 9ic6euadBc6cn iDeint o1nc 3lui.
icbcnioQ DcrIaltien 81 iein; einigen
Spcltatcl Derliriobte crit Der IN ct
mas tdppii1cr @ciie porgcnonmene
llntcrluh Der bcim Sro6iinu au Der
Neutrality-suspicious. nifgcltnpclteu Bier,
fdBbcn. gSeiter unten Bel ocr c0e.
molioeu WleBgcrei &ern modte lid
Nleiiter ASeb ii6er einen 9ebdlter nit
tootcn 6iiMcu Der, Oa nabte obcr
icbon Oos 8erhduoniB inoem Elm ber-
be9crufcnes GctoNcuient SanOihrm.
mGnner i'm ungco4tet ieiner tlmrs
rcn0en 9rotcite nit porgc6oltcncn
9nionetten 6artnddig bclogcrtc, Bis
Scr 6crbcigsrilicnc Gigcut6iiner lei
nen HileaIinl luie0er oninolnI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
sdllucr 81 iimOen.

Gin poiienocr Gonoioat in Der H..
Qearo iiir oie Seeislotpr.
DloDor 'Breiton botte geitern cine
llnterreOung nit Srn. eugene
9'Gumns. H. gr mill einen qon5
5uOerIdiii0en 0ionu bobeu.
9lu6 Sr. Q. Q. 6ieIo Gonoioat.
@ioDor @rciton lieB geitern &errn
eugene O'Dunne 5u ii1 fommen, Inn
nit 0enlel6en ii6er Die politil6e Ga
&c IN DER If. @or0 5u rcocn. Scr
sNaDor Dotte BON @g.&ihter @cnrO
9. 0arlon Die 9to6rid)t er6olten, OoB
oerieIbe nibt ais Qclcgot fiir oaS
0elegoteubous inn orjttcn Diitritt
Iaufen miro. Sr. gSm. 8. N}ar6urD
hat i6on in DER porigen @oc6c obge-
logt Der NlaDor m0dte o6er eineu
W}ann baben Der Die SntereIicu Ger
Staot in 9lnnapolis Dertreten un0
ols 8oriiber Der 8aItimorer 0elega-
ten iungiren fam. 1r. 0'0unne
bdtte obne 3peifel Die 5Gbigfeiten
ob oerieIbc a6er ais GonOioat ulftre.
ten miro, ipurOc eeitern nod ser I'M
terrcOllng ni1t geiaet.
Stoot-@rofurator @. 3. Syielo,
Der sur 3eit ieine 6erien in 8irgi-
nien perlebt, ianote eeitern an Widpor
&relton einen ldngeren 8riei. Sollte
Oas Staoto6erbaupt feinen palien0en
6iibrer, aitf Den er ii1 poa llnO gan5
DerlalIen fam, iinoen, Damn miro er
pbne 3weifel Srn. 6ieIo ais Gonoi-
Dat ouflteIlcr lolien. Ger &cstere
pobnt aber in Der IL. @nrO, Oie gum
5weitcn 0iitrift ge60rt. S1mmtli6c
&ar0s in Der Stoot boben bercitS
GonOiOaten lilIgeitellt nit gluSnob-
NE Der H., 12., 13. rm0 Is. @aro.
Sr. Sames @. Chapman jun, @rd-
li0ent Der S1ulbeb0r0e, ocr ais Gdn-
ooat Oer 13. g8or0 crpG6nt pur0e,
le5nte o6. @r. Slopo g8ilfinion miro
li1 in Der Is. g8aro uominiren loi-
len es iino ober nod peri6ie0ene
onocre Serren in 0ieier @aro por-
bonoen ole Gerne no1 9Innopolis &C.
Zen miirocn. Sic Organization min
anIdeinenO &rn. @ilfinlon nibt I'M
tcrltiiBen oa er iib all Dem Sample
fiir Bro6i6ition bet6eiligt 6otte. Sic
bat audi Dor @rn. 6ielo ehpas slngit
oeriel6e wiirOe ober unteritiibt per-
ben iuenn qr bonn @}aDor nominirt
perOen iollte
Sb Sr. @iliom @urnea Saa i'm
5peiten Diitrift lnuien miro, fam
nod nibt geiagt iperoen. Gr beiin-
oct ii6 gegenpdrtig auBerboI6 Ser
Stdot, miro ober 5uriid iein UNI lei-
ne Observation-Disclosures redt5eitig
einreiAen 81 fonnen. Sr. &aa ite6t
nit Den poli!il6en 6ii5rern nidbt otf
grtem 6uBe, bat ober cine groBe 9ln-
5o6l 6relinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Sin ruffinirtcr acllmcr.

NrofeiIor: n0ieIcn 9G6eno babe id
mieoer ni6ts geeeiienl"
sral: ~@u moatelt 0ir Oob i'm
Ofeitolraut ettuos bciteaen?"
4Srofeiior: u8eiteut babe ib outb,
obcr nidts befonImen; nodber bot
mir Der Geller 70 langc boreereoet
Dob i'd meinc @ortion ldneit pcr5cbrt
bdtte, bis ids ielbit eeeloubt babel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9SieL bonn sIcpfcIpfIaden.

9llbert 9Ion0, As Sabre alt, Elm
6armcr, Ger an Der Slogers-SIuenuc,
sIrlin9ton mo6nt itiir5tc geitcrn
V'orgcn beint 9lcpiclpiliiden aus Dem
Nomc linO bra1 uicr 9lippcn un0
oas rec6te SduItcr6latt. Cine ieiucr
Simgep wurOe ourb cine 9lippe
our16obrt, imo icin 3uItauo iitlfri-
tiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
eiiinbiide 9cmpcratnr.

9IitS ben iibrieen Brmoes-@etter-
bcoPndiiln9S Stationcn purOen Die
tc'gcnoen boditcn Ecntpcratitren, 6ie
um 8 llbr aeitcrn 9(bcuo bcrrl6teu.
beritbtCt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Qannmiihhn.

OieiicnOcr: Sie Bobcn mid eincn
@ouncr. einen Sc6ufen ge9eiBen ba'
ben mid eeobrieigt mid oie Ereppe
binuntcr geporfen Scrrl SD wurnc
sic, treibeu Sizes nicbt gum gleuBcr-
gtenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

0hluln n. GnnluclS, Rchialndli Noienif cay
oel3 xc0ngmaficu. @einaSgedic. Wlorvlnl.
Inn NriloinO
Chaplin ~ ScraiiIOR, ti6~~1lI gun AuilninQ
lS.lubuNc Wlubruup
q. 81. a ~, g. Vownlo, an Continental nloa
Nralti5lcit icit s72 criolarelca ~ Nalilnmf4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
lIntrrboItnnas.@ .@eeuciIcr.

p0lppuorume"- @oroepille uno gSunoeIbIloer.
&ldprid"-&anoebiu un0 g8nnoelbiloer.
gylipet @ler Bart" - Gdglh @on5erie Auo
nilncre Niirdfiionen.
:, e@ab ebOrr" - IdeIi6 eou5erte unO anOee
unierbntunQen.
,Wlpnnn Snl" IdlIim gaubehiIIe uii6
nuoere llnterbulhnoer.
vpDlbwoDb @nrt" IdqIib Iauoebiene,
xdi5 uno anoere llnierballuneen.
a. yDermann's Yart", grlalr ROab TdgId
Nonbeoiue. WhIL uiio 3uft8.
- .solnbeiter" - 2dgIib @gfurIioneH per Sum'
pier ,QOutle"
y2Ope @uint" Tdqib Nnbmlttagss@r rfiir,
lonen. auspenomnieil SnnnidnS.
- oDelapeaie Ncnd Idglid @rIuriionen pet
Gnmper sSreamdn0"
r2Dalia.9lidnncrdlUr" Gnnntag, ben 20.
Muaut 6dnilenglusilue nac1 oAenlcris
Rnr", GOrleO Cane
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
GOnnenauf. Mn6 llntcraano.
ylMt6
g9ctteransFdlten,

Stir W}orDlono uno ocn 9iitritt
Columbia beite flor unO norOmeit-
Ii6e g8tnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Eodnrb. / 35 S31oO. ~ S2710
,fndOrb Mistpr So ni E0uImnrtNs GbWleA
Gkabc ino Nlt aiohut Wnenae
enypn, oic pupulurc Gar, SHJb Nuo SNj
,Dlnrnel Wpbnr NU.,' @arEaE tiJe 1910
yi0f0s@ 0nrlcS SlraBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

gotnateriolcn, T6iireu 8cnitcr'
rabnien, 216en, etc.
Sus. y, 5pNer & Nu., ii5li7 pAo'BrsoeriH'
Sttubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Gpar.Bunfen.


,eaIe 9epuIit nno xmt GOmgaNu" l3 9oHl0F
Glrobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

hilo mahcn" o9,ce oa bait mciue
@}Iticr feinc 9ti6' Ter muB ib sic
Qan3c Gimw ldidcn ooluii iic licbt
DAB I'D oud nod pollltdnoi0 81 6iul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

GupiSrl,GaIeoe ino &l'albcrs
Srm 0aerrt, l7al xhumrS.enane. e. o =
4clcpboR NGulle 1899,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Wlcrcantilc glgenrg.
81. g. Dlm & 50.
COZ $40 RarpIaHb Truit AuiIcRa.
g}atlonoL .Wanfcn

giahonol.8nufcn.
,xhe clb Spmn gintlUnnl gioHt", UnDs unb
Grcter Girahc. Sucuh g0. Npof. Rta1oent
NCnrD D 9ichnc. NuntCr.
psceUno Nntipnnl V0ntN, 432 Ghoeorpabmop.
M @. 9RuQncr, Ndrcr.
,,leclteru NattonNl Nant", IA Npto &ulnlu'@fts
49, WlatlQA Hnlllrer
GtuotS.8nnfcn.
,rcutldc gauf non gotImurr" baltimore nib
polioaDGirn 2luanii goebcr. Ytllotnli
2pbn B- NahDer. 8ice'Brdloeni; @eotAe "
Nuila, Anlrer.
Spar-Bunten.
,,DrntIde eparbaut npR @aItmoxD. auincs
mllo Bultimorc.Girnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Nun5cri I'M lIIrlii0 Alill Yntl"
&os HroerOmm liir oaS 9ou5eri bcS itdoits
lben QariGrheiicrs inter 3eitune bes ,Rrof.
Sdnic Selonlnnn in 0cnl p0ruio Sius@ari"
Genic glbeno bon 730 bis 10 llbr it, pie folgi
W'llni5ipaIsGeo baltimore, our 8dlts
more" Observation-Disclosures. .Scmberuer
Sroungs Uiarldl .............S ST. 0icorqc
3uncrtiirc al ,Sbcron" "....... g9cbcr
glrlen aus sGdrmen" ".............B Bi8ef
SodensGolo ,Sbe loft @bnro" .. GuuiOan
(0crr So g. 0neIb)
uncle Eoms Cabin (9in Iraumgilo
o. oeS SiloeiD ......I......,....... .&anlpe
slloonie @ania6ilc aus pSbmpbOnie in
Gsldnor" - TitbaifpmSfh
2ticrne88o ri 5rescp@ ..........S Scrberi
Auneriirc 81 rBonnie Scufdno" 1900. .Guilin
Wtatlb uLbc gIbiator" ............@ @ruecr
.Aue Star SpatgIco Nnnuer".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

glcHplottcn. NQctal. &C.
ehuH, eoullIm & Go.. 9us.. is is 4aloelioe
@iluhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Nie Wlnni8ipnl N0pcUc, 3obn NbcI 0lracnt
nrllei 9enle ani ocm Court Qonie Ela3a BON
ble 1880 llDr Nbcnos, oaS oIgcnoc Bro'
9tdmm an geb6r.
Ndil8malglco Baltimore, onr 9alti
more" ScnlbcrOer
WtntlD .gSnlDinQiou Grabs" ...... Srdlulln
Shocriiirc al .5ra Sinbola" ......... glnber
Srei Adn3e bon pScnrid Der gld)ic" German
eupbonuln Splu .Yriiffo Ioltd" pdrin1n
(0err Nreocrid H. 9obrs)
Froloa ais uYngliucci" .......... Sconcabdllo
Bolponrri uSieocr bon Sdoiilano" Nampc
&an8s B rDgru N ~
Auc Step nGaHarD Cottage" ......... Carroll
Uor Iroi aSpcceil Sirl IN Iennciiee", Carroll
@upoiie Scr Gfbpurm" .......... Hinde
gsal3er pSirit 8obe" "................S Sol3man
Ane Sicp nglmcrca neeos Dou life q
WioiDcr" @c6uarb
o3be SiarsSpanaleo Banner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
gnnOes-9Cpartcmcnt fir 2unSWirtb'
Idaft-VDette yurcnn.
@eridt Ncs Baltimore MctterbnreanS

Ser 6cudti9feitsgcbolt Scr 2uft
mar S4 Ero5ent Inn 8 ll6r @lorscns
itn0 81 Ero3ent Inn s llbr 9lbenOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
iFcilcr 9|crlihef'lfnccn.

sScncr9 9}criihcnnecu.
70. r. eHa6, iarb { Cu., si7 "a Gbanetr 81
Commerce NWlhinQ.
,,Trtidr sSruer&cfndernNqNf fSciruihnltl ryh
ionn tlln Nuiiulore etote
.IcntiM.Amcrlqnildl nfngr-etritAtrHaf1,'Ae
lrilimait". Naiilcjrc 2iruNe mao aal'pM
ppuc.NhCnltc.
,,Mcnd NHmsanrs sa, ri plugippar, @g lsl NN
Nutllelo. Nclihrn6 lfnuuRcg, tOl iu3 MINNIE
Gct ol Spulnicric NuilniuA
,Ucgmuhln NrRer BcrimtfHuae WteA iHaitl
Ndlilmorc mo Torib.4ildhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

~ituhc,
&idn0lcib. @eifdiie.
egcnioIIhatro Heeu oe.", glgro Saoelrtr'
@iIcnpaarcl ulIcr g[rt mn &il'
idmieO-8 8Hbcb6r.
~. seah Fnanr En., 392 gUi glpt0.&nJ Ssa
e~~~ ~--~-----r-+~
GigentnunS " Iciten ml0 MaHolcy
9iru s. @unaa 8 Slgphsp, 10 Ditgegipalpu
Slrlbc
8eitingcn 3piioriiten etc.
vsbe Baltimore Rtue TpmpcnA Hoorri y
D'eners @elhqisibrer. 22l G.eoipeti.Nig
4uuide Wiibtr un0 3citldlultcll
Y Sanlha Ar, 800 Aonp1ndiou SifaBe
4hNtoarlph
HaMran Gin WtNadrnfb ppu Nlueielfnnn4
ylt 1N MeIisacunai9H ttptc
i5ile0gpfe
g. l aiuN wfinctrrp,~ NerIAuQrrle 90llttw
Gpeime, une BeardDnibpl1be Anier ipor
wdtrenoer Wii1cok
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

0o8 bciorgtc Glutter.
bcr5. EaINat {5un aomeraoen
ocr iidl i'm 0cin0aSiano p5ctoagapQi.
rcu ldBt): uSaB Oir Ood " @uIli-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-15
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.
SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION.
OF COTTON DURING APRIL

WASHINGTON. May l4.-Amerlcan
cotton consumption for April last jump
ed 10000 bales ahead of April, 1915;
552,309 being consumed for the month.
according 70 a census bureau report to-
day.
Of this. 321.S7S bales were consumed
in cotton growing states, against 293.-
fS4 April, 1916.
Linters consumed during April mot
included i'm production figures) amount
ed 10 1926 bales against 71,516 last
year
On April so, 3,O$2,255 bales were held
in consuming establishments, against
2,OO6.546 so held April 80, 1915: and
in publis storage and at congresses
2.504.236 bales, against 2,S14.1S1 in 1917.
Cotton imports for the month dropped
off nearly 10000 bales: but 29.96S COM
ing in against 67,47S in April of last
year
Exports. too. showed tremendous fall
ing off: 1862 bales being sent out
as against 522.375 April 1916.
There were 33,259,S95 cotton spindles
active during April against 32,1l3,441
active during last April.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-15
Atlanta Live Stock

Corrected by ". II. White. IT.. of the White
Provision Company
Good 10 choice steers, 500 to 900 pounds,
Good steers. 700 to 500 pounds, $s 500 . 90.
Medium to good steers, 700 to 500 pounds,
Medium to good steers 200 to 500 pounds.
SI.50US. so.
Good to choice beef cattle, $50 to $50 pounds,
SIS .O0Q9.25.
Medium to good cows, $50 to $50 pounds, 81 90
also.
Good to choice heifers, 800 to 700 pounds,
81 .OOdS. 90.
The above represents the ruling prices of
good qaulity cattle. Inferior grades and dairy
types selling lower.
Medium to good steers. $50 to $50 pounds,
81 .50dS. so.
Medium to good cows, $50 to $50 pounds,
So. OOd7 90.
Mixed and common. S5Od6. 80.
Good fat oXen,$7 .501S. 80.
Medium oxen. So .O0Gf 90.
Good butcher bulls, So Goa 50.
Choice veal calves, 81 .O0QS. so.
Yearlings, IS. 5O@6. %.
Choice Tennessee lambs, 80 to 30 pounds,
S12. Scala. 90.
Culls and lights. ST .OOd7 90.
Fat sheep, 20 10 80 pounds, 81 jO@S 80.
Common sheep, 30 to 90 pounds, So. 500 800
Good fat goats, 10 to 20 pounds $5.OOao.9o'
Prime hogs, 1eO TO 225 pounds S12 75a13.75.
Light hogs, IA OTTO 100. S12 25d13 90
Heavy pigs 10 to 40 pounds, S1l .OO@ II 80
Light pigs, 90 TO no pounds, $40. OOa II 90.
Above quotations apply TO good quality mixed
fed hogs. Mast and peanut fattened lower
owing to quality.
Cattle receipts light. Market active and
strong. few loads Of fancy fed steers have
sold lately at record breaking prices. The ma
jority of loads coming mixed. All grades
meeting with good demand.
Hogs continue and high. shippers will
find good market and ready demand for all
weights.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE.
CHICAGO, May 4.-Hogs-Receipts, 10000;
strong 10c to Zoe above Saturdays average.
Bulk SIC 1O6l 10 80: light. $15.3O@16.45; mixed
SI535d16.55; heavy, $15.S5Ga186O; rough,
SIS sO6I 1900: pigs, $10.650 1870.
Cattle-Receipts, 1s, 600; firm. Native beef
cattle, 50. 5Od 1870 stOckers and feeders $3.50
6IO.4O: cows and beifers, $6.65Gl1.6O; calves
50. 75Gd 14.25.
KANSAS CITY. May 14.-Hogs-Receipts.
10 600; higher. Bulk, S15.90d 16. 40 heavy,
$16.30Q16.5O; light, $4,000 1910; pigs, $l2.5O
d15.O0
NEW HIGH FOR HOGS.
East st. LOUIS, Ill, May H.-Hogs hit a
new high mark for western markets today
when opening sales here reached $3.50 hun
dred pounds. Lambs were fifty cents higher
with the top at $40.
CHICAGO. May 14.--HoGs sold at $1,000 here
today Western lamtS sold up to $40.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
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special scratch. 1OO-pOund sacks. IS -: beef
scraps per lOO-pound sacks 81 so. beef scraps
per JO-pound sacks 81 80; oyster shell per
lOO-pouud sacks. 9Oc.
Capitola chicken fecd.s 81 .95.
Peters Proven Products. per cwt.: Arab Horse
feed. $40. King Corn Torso feed. 81 ~
Alfai-Fat Dairy feed. So Is
Ground feed, per cwt.: A. r. G. Mule feed
81 .45: No. I alfalfa meal. 81 O5: BIatchford :
Calf meal. s.. rs.
Capitola molasses feed, 81 g..
shorts bran, mill feed cwt.: r. ". mill
feed. 75-nound sacks, 81 40; George feed. rs
pound sacks, s.. s.; velvet bean meal. 100
pound sacks. 81 so bran. r. W. 1OU-pound
sacks s. 80: bran, p. W, 75-pound sacks
S25O.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO MAY tf--Rutter steady r,-reiprs
rr-f4s tubs Creamery extra. 55r- svsFa fir~r~
g -. 'irsts- s5sI 3f-- ~FFssrai~. .@sf.i4 t-,.
Eggs higher receipts = l.f sases FTrSts.
s1I3fr. ordinary fir~t>. 5u1 ssI3I-- al marx
rssex Included. SII1siz--
Potatoes steady rrsript~ - Isfsho
Colorado. Oregon. Washington. s. 55sI -.S-,.
wiscoEsr1 aud Michigan S@-s0a-.cs.
roultry-Alivs higher, fowls. 25c.
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hA5AON@- 1S@@
Wheat Increase. 937, 900
Corn, decrease, 1.O55 900.
oa'S' ueerSASe, i'OV''O,O -
-.
CHIOAGo, gay I4.-Whest' no; reu, H n2i
NAL No. :ed' $50, NO. hdru' %o'~'"B
S.35; No. hard S5.l2: . -
Corn, NO yellow Sl'oo "a y % 40. D
'e 1ots No gnits IA. e17Sc: standard, "A
a75IAc
Rye. nominal.
Barley, nominal.
Timothy. S5.O0dI 90.
Glover, Sl2 .OoNl1 on.
Pork, S3s. 10.
Isrd, So 81
Ribs. S2n. J5a2l 10.
CT ~o1rYS cAsu ouorAT1oNS
,,t- ~
-aiT .nd tbn nrsyjon. cIoss
WuFAr Wv
4. . - ,o,,i,.I Al 1241
No roJ Nominal s4o 1s41
a. , an 80 "a
CORN
No. ?. ~ .6o'2
No. ? white l ~ mI.7S 1.72 al. 73i2
OATS
No. 72ig Tlla
No white 73IL1 IA, nominal
-
KANSAS CITY QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY. May l4.-Cash price: No.
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Cotton

NEW YORK. Nav H--Therc wss renewal
- sctive covering in the cotton market today
Reports from ChiCsgc Indicating further 70
Errictions trading in grain. appeared Q"
stimulate the demand aud after opening firm
an advance % 2 20 - points. active months
old - 20 80 points above saturdays closing
figures This advance carried July contracts
dp 20 the 2o-cenr level. while October sold NJ
te.4S. or 81 70 los points above the low level
Of last week. Liverpool made steady show
iaE while the weather maQ Was considered
generally favorable snd traders found little
change in the news from the goods market:
bat shorts evidently very nervous and
found very little cotton for sale except On
scale up.
ne early excitement carried July contracts
NJ 20 2O.0S and October to 1880. 3 to 81
points ret higher. bemsnd then tsperevi of
sad the market wss less active later. with
prices showing reactions q 10 or l. points
around midday result u realizing There
slso seemed he some scattered selling for
reartion- encouraged BY tho favorable lie
rsiIed weather reports and forecasts
NEW YORK COTTON.
, The following were the rIiiug prices the
enlarge today
Tous steady: mfddlins. 1850 quiet.
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