davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13

AHkSsSSSSSs5es
,6ranife 9ropper er i 4an1p i6ag mob
|itaoig ggenbe Mosier af. glterrigH
tDife Gropper, Der tpbelig NOT forbe-
reber fig for 9piflanbs fsrite Gorisg
paa at brDoe gien1ten ben italienife
9i1lie. Slaget langs belle Ben ito.
|lienife Gront bliber itaoig boloiom-
mere Benoen ianrler i Wasier
Mfan6, @anoner og Moteriel.
Det ippre grttlleri, iont SStuliener-
mes goelGggelie af 8roer og 8eie'
Iforiinfe6e, bringes mi op til &an1p,
lIinie,1 i 6aglig itgrre 4ntal. @rtil-
,SsoaI0en oper oe italienife Stillinger
bt {taoig poloion,mere. Stalien-
ife Jlppsre 1neloer, at itore groppe-
ntasier foncentreres ! forifiellige af-
init. Np1ig tagne Sanger flyer, at
I
gnntle Dipiiio1er, Ser bar notDnoet at
Sen itnlienife S16, bliper uofDlbt meo
11De Mpnb. Mogle belt nDe Dipifio,
ner er anfon1nen. 9ieniDnlig tager
Gien6en fig goo Gi6 til at ful5fpre
fin 9lan for gamIing al Sen itbrit
rnulige @tprfe i. Mano og Materiel
for faa at rette oet itarfeite Slag.
ge6 neore 8iabe foribger 9iterri-
gerne bpereneite Mat baarbuaffet at
faite 8roer oper 6lo6en. 9pereneite
Sag p6elagger 6e allierebes Mrtil-
Ieri Dem.
Bao Sen 1orolige Del al 2tnien
foncentreres 6er eienlpnlig itore
Groppenasier bag 9!liago8latealtet
% Monte @rappa - ii6itnGpnte er
baabe / l16Iee116e % / @trfeligbeben
ct beritabelt Gibraltar for Sc be11eti=
anffe @letter.
Set 1n9rfelig1te 8interbeir, man
erin6rer, begl1nitiger baa6e 6ienben
og Sc alliereoe, efterbpert iom Scribe
rebelierne ffri6er fren1 paa begge 81
ber for set foreitaae1l6e 5ammert-
itgo. &por for ct glar iibeu belle
Tielofronten bftenfor @urbaigen bar
begrapet UNDER 9 500 Sne, er Slip
perne mi bare, 1taar u11otages Sin=
berne. 2uften er frDltalflar og Ser
er .lterft Golifin. &uI6en er baarb,
tor og i,1tens. geaar @interen epe1t-
tuelt in6finber Jig, bil BET blioe
nnrit for 9iterrieerlle og 9plferne.
lge n1da trnngporfere 5orraao Io1,ae
Mffo,,oe glennen1 Dat1ffe1iige iielo-
egne.
ssnipireret peo 8epioltbeoet1 o111 at
be 11lt flgn1per ober De lnmn1e b11to=
rifle Slagn1arfer, bbor ct 9uiin
frantic Mrmeer tt6ligere ban6t ben
!. itgrite @ergmmelie, ipger 6e franife
5ol6ater 11u 8erpring 1ne6 Tien6en
me6 er Begeiltring, iom man lite bar
feet Mage1 til ii6e11 1914. 9e alli-
ere6e piier Zig ita6ig 1tprfere langs
bele 8iapeli1lien.
Set italienife Mr1n6bobe6fporter
11or6lige Stalie11, lobe Sec. Haa
Mliagoplateauet blep ser 2gr6ag TO-
retaget en- l1iabpanlig flor Jlppera5-
5io meo 15O Meroplaner i116befattet
sSStaliens lette % ipare gifa6rer. Sc
bar efter be fien6tlige Shopper, Ser
bol6t fig npiten l1oenfor Dor @ebqr,
il6s Nnffepi66e. Sen b9loige 5laoz
be flgi lapt % faite6e oper 1000
Bomber, 6er anrette6e onfattet6e
! Sfaoe / set rorolige Mffnit, bbor ST,
e11oe11 Iamler 9ropper og Sorraao.
groppetog og Sernbaneitationer bleu
poelagt og @mmunitionsforraaa
/ iprpngt i 2uften. Store ranoe be.
/ tegneoe geroplanernes 8ei og a1ttp.
6e l1bItrefningen al 3belaggelien.
&pinbe1ig Sporbpsnsfonb
Il a. -, 01orf 7Sn Nnr Nn41 fdr.S4n ft,i,,,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13

fin Drgm ON e11 jpoiif &epublif blipe
til 8irfeligbeo ibag. gn ilig ieparat.
ielbften6ig Stat &aleitina ar> ben
itore ssSSg6eferers &aab for Grelnti=
ben, iom ban u6trpfte bet til ltniteo
Nreis i6ag, ,neoens ban frp6e6e fig
oner BEN bellige STAB SSeruialens
9ilbageerobri11g fra De bantros $an.
ser.
100000 ssSe6er @eroe11 rll1lot
Ter i6ag til Seruialen = oer bel-
lige Sta6. @nob fl1n6e bore mere
pasie11oe e116 en- ie6iif Natiol1, feot
pdanD efter Narb,,nore6er af igoif
Mrbeioe!"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13
.1prl1aalpn fa1Pf.
Set brhiFt l6las beiies obtr gtaben.
friitnes 8efbofIit for fbritt
gans paa 4Q1 Mar.
Ssrael 3auauills 9rsut out e,, is.
hilf &epnblif / YalGftina ignes at
ifnlle blibe en- girfeligbeb.

+. =. s5se : Z. "a. =. (.
Sonoo1t,s lite a9ee. Oet brittle
Slag oleo 1oag De1le1 ooer oe' Del1f9e
S1ao '5ernla.en'.
~eneru1 s'44eAOv. y ,eile''oe VII
nFe s'Oeo''utan =, pue.Rps1u,e''oe' 1nlu<
slolDs I''e lua. .scu'f.a's.' ~.
WV Dl.s ,..1s -, ea. yas, s1:.s,
..ss4ea.t ,@ha;rar,,. 0,,e~ ,o,,
,fpen NJ of hen sitlntinffe Qirfps So.
trinrfer ssSor oig{e on Tor Befplfnil1-
.qen bill ban opIele en- lana 8roflu-
NATION, bpori lobes benz ssribeo og
5ifferbeo ltnoer friitent @tDre. Sla-
I GET pil berpaa blipe reiit oper 8Dett.
Sanrtioie pil be fro11ife % italienite
4oniu1ater % aigbmanb bette iine
Rationaliteters Stag. 4rigslop ptl
blipe erflaret itrar, og Allenbp bit
antagel1g bl1De noneont til Wtll11er<
9uDer51pr.
Sonoon De1t lOoe zee. Ser1llalen
er taget. 0et1eral Allenb9s brtt1lte
Expeditions Snotagele ct oen pei,
lige Stao, arlltenDeoens beA1glte
Steo, bleo befle1lofglort: at ss1nans1nl,
,tilter Bonar Saip nnoerbulet lent
ioag.
gfterretninge1l ipreotds ion1 Ell 81,
petlo g1en'1eM so0oon: opens eu'o
plep oe11a9le' lo''' = sopl ou''e'. ~.
11prel1e '5ntsgape, YET 1l'''oe s'oeS
oeh oeH'o1tal1'le Selpe'., % De'a, W
llo'1lper ~ il'''e4's s'e1l's.p'sVeo,
6teo oe Otlpep, put oea''e V,uoe y
oel1 Dell1se.e'up y sefoeus al'l,"e
1gle'1 e11erul pea puppe pleiei volu'
~ Da'
-.
soo'1ar Salp pete1ltoe' y Spiuu.'
angreo oe pr1lllle &loppel le11.'e
s'nlet volsl'o lnplousl . =
ope1'zpss p1sp tlsassa liu le1.''=
l'Agee; lu'ule'4 p'sD .uu.sDes ~
lerel< vDulpuu ue'' iVt'''1e J, ''p.l.''u"-
ouI'i p.tp1lliel.e poelsuD ~, ye''s
ral Alle'1DD ~ pulpe - '9'sO1o9
Str111e''pepe''s 9ell'9po'' ''ao'se''.
8ritiife 9lrmeer begpnote tiolig
Waar 1in Grenrpfning op Yaleitina,
6alen fra 5ue5fa11alen. MRlten 1tbe=
mRrfet og fnloitenoig }tillet ! Sfpg=
gen at ben frpgtelige 4an1p paa Nelt=
fronten trpngte fbrlt General Wanoe
og ietere General MllenbD 1taota
frem moo Eprferne.
sseruialens 5fiebne bor beieglet,
oo oen brittle grpe6itionsltprfe Sen
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13

@pinbe4ig Gporbugnsfonbmftb
Seem Oorf, 76e Sec Sen fsrite fpin-
oelige Ronouftdr pau Seem gorfs
gporpogne tog lin ferlte Sur ioag.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
COTTON MARKETS.


New York, Nov. ls-Ootton moved into new
high ground today On an excellent demand.
helped by favorable var and political news =
Buying was Of a good character at the open
ing. sentiment being batter all around the ring
The tone was. strong and. prices advanced . to
% points Liverpool also was strong. and this
aided the local market. .
The new high records established on the early
rise attracted good deal Of realizing
There was considerable realizing at midday,
which, with an increase Of Southern hedge sell
ing, brought about . reactian In which half
the early advance was lost Tho undertons re-
mained steady,
contracts by trade interests. which advanced
prices to within few points Of highest for the
day..
FoiloviAg 4 period Of irrsgularity early In the
last hour. the market turned firm on renewed
demand from trade md foreign sources, closing
firm at q net gain Of 35 to 20 points
Inc receipts at the ports were E,z3 .bales,
compared with a.69 bales Q week ago and
S.G3 bales year ago.
stocks in Nes York warehouses are 72,sOi
bales. compared with i9.ai bales year ash.
Experts for the day were 4O.6& bales, all to
the continent. Foe the season to date the
eiearaAces amount 10 l,5d66i7 bales. against
AlZS4 bales for the corresponding period last
season.
Spot here was quiet as an adyance Of 8
points at s0loc; thae were no sales Spot at
New Orleans vas firm, with middling unchanged
at sc. The sales were 2.s5l bales.
Other pprt receipts were; Galveston. 1855
bales; New Orleans, 4Gs bales; Savannah, !. So
bales; Augusta. 4,cee bales; Msmphis. dss2 bales
u Legik ~ hsisA
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
WASHINGTON CHANGE
To REFLECT STAFF
haaual Meeting Scheduled For To-
day-Tradins Quite Small.

The bid and asked prices Of yester-
days session OF the Washington
Stock Exchange give better idea of
market values than, the sales record.
which included but two transactions.
twenty shares in all. equally divided
between Mergenthaler at 1S5 and Sc
curity Storage shares at 1S5.
The annual election or the ex-
change will be held tomorrow. There
is little or no opposition to the re-
election Of the entire official corps,
though there may be some changes
In governors.
John L. Edwards, president;
Charles ]. Bell. vice PRESIDENT; o. H.
P. Johnson. treasurer, and r. f.
Claughton, secretary, probably will
succeed themselves
Liberty bonds, per cents, were
again lower. selling on to $3.50,
lower than the low point reached by
the lbs.
The latter advanced to $3.50, as
compared with $S95s, Saturdays clos
ing.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
PRICES HOLD firm
in N. Y. EXCHANGE
Small Volume of Trading And
Varied Gains Mark Day.

New York. Nov. 19.-Today's trad
ing on the stock market was very
restricted, the total turnover being
recorded as 406, 200 shares, with u. s.
SteeFs turnover 103,50o. Despite the
small volume Of trading. prices held
firm generally. with considerable
gains and some strength in a
majority of issues. Rails for the
greater part showed gains, Delaware
and Hudson with a loss 1 7-S from
Saturdays closing being one Of the
few exceptions. Gains varied from
half a point to 1-2 points for Union
Pacific. New York Central gained
1-8 points.
Steel shares participated in the gen.
eral gains OF the market, u. s. Steel
common. showing the largest gain Of
. IA points over Saturdays closing
price. Lackawanna Steel gained 2 s-4
points, Midvale Steel 3-S of a point
and Republic Steel l 1-2 points.
International Mercantile Marine pfd.
gained a point.
Tobacco securities showed strength
American Tobacco gained l Ia point,
and Tobacco Products / Is points.
COppers also were firm. Anaconda
and Inspiration each gained ! Is
points.
Prices ebbed and flowed during the
day, but towards the close steadied
with buying orders preponderating.
The usual action of Delaware and
Hudson was ascribed to the proposed
cutting of dividends from 50 to Sc at
the December directors meeting.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
financial NeiDs and Stock Marker Quotations

tain ranges, The results have been so
satisfactory that the company now Is
installing electric equipment upon Its
Cascade division. which Is the last OF
the mountain stretches over OF
through which the railroad must pass
on its, way to the Pacific.
This additional installation OF cleo
trio power created by the transform
ing Of water power into electricity
would not have been undertaken had
not the st. Paul management learned
that the results of the installation Of
electric power upon 40 miles OF the
extension were from every point of
view satisfactory; In fact, so satisfac-
tory that an executive officer of the
company has said that to have han
died the traffic in the winter Of 1916
without electricity would have en-
tailed double tracking Of that entire
division.
PennsyIyanIa r. n. to Electrlfy.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is to electrify its suburban service be-
tween Philadelphia and Paoli, and in
that way Is able to escape what other
wise would have been the necessity
Of q very expensive enlargement OF
its Philadelphia terminal.
The Norfolk & Western Railroad
has been since 1915 operating with
electric power nearly thirty miles of
its tracks upon which are the heaviest
grades and which cross the Allegheny
Mountains.
George Westinghouse. in 1911, told the
representative business men Of the
South who met in convention at At
lanta that within q few years. not
more than twenty, in his view, almost
all the railroads in the South, sub
stantially all the highway trolley lines
and many of the manufacturing plants
would be operated by electricity de-
veloped through the Utilization OF the
vast water powers in the Southern
States. In addition to that the cities
and villages would be furnished with
much cheaper light and furthermore
this utilization of the water powers
of the South would serve greatly to
conserve what Mr.. Westinghouse call
ed the rapidly-dimihishin coal re-
sources Of the United States.
By HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nov. ls-BUTrER- -creamery W,.t
separator. extras. SSsi5li hrsts. Ssas4. rrintS
extras. y POUND. i5lkais: hrsts, i,aA; DO,
pound. Shai6; nearby creamery, eutra, GAS
hrsts. aaao; dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsyiv..
MIA, and Virginia. frts, Ja8; extras, SAN
store PACKED. frsts. Sia2; rolls. Marylapd auc
pennsylIania. extrs. S2aSS; wesS Virginia, s2as.
LIVE PouLTRY-chickens. smooth, young. b.
boat, pound. %; do. by express, pound, q
do. poor, rough, pound. sDaal; young Whits
Leghorns. pound. 22a22; old hens. 1 pounds and
over. pound. p; do. small to medium, pound,
9a2i do, old roosters. pound. I2l3; ducks
Muscory and mougrel. pound, lSa0; Whits
Pslins pound, aa2l: Indian Runners. pound,
l7ais; puddle. sH pounds and over, pound, 10
"; do, smaller, poor. pound. l6al1; gsese, MAY
land and Virginia. fat, pound da2; Western
and Southern, pound, lsa3o; turkeys. choice
YOUNG: 70 pounds and up. pound. al choice. old.
per pair old, 20; do. young, 20; guinea fowl
each. yoang. ~ pounds and up. xa6; do,
smaller, 2asU.
EGGs-Market firm; los, Oh, Firss. wsrsr,
Maryland. PennsylVania and nearby. 80; Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia, 30; Western
tohio'. 30; West Virginia. 50; Southern (North
CarolinaI. 4saD.
(Potatocs sell BY 100 pounds nov.)
PorAToES-White. Westtm Maryland and
PennsylVania. per 100 pounds. 2ooa23; New
York. No. ]. per 10 pounds, G0a22S; Eastern
Shore. Maryland and 'Irginia. per 100 pounds,
1.5OaLeo; sweets yell5Ss. MGrylsnd and Viz
ginia psr barrel. 7sal.B0; do, Anne Arundel,
per barrel. l!Odhl.Se; do. native. per basket, Da
IS; yams. No. !. Virginia and Maryland. pez
barrel. l.50
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTs-Ap-
pies. Maryland and Virginia. barrel, fancy, bulk,
2.Ooa2.5O; do, small. l.25al.5 80: do. Maplmd and
Pennsylvania, bushel 6Oas5; do, WeNern Mary.
land and Pennsylvania, packed. No. l, 25oa5.Oo
do, New York State, barrel, No. /. 2soas. 5Oi
do, No. 2. per barrel, 250a9.0o; beans. Florida.
green, per basket, 350a4.O; cabbage native.
Savoy, per box, 40n50; New York Danish. per
ton. 3 eOa3O %; do. domestic. per ton. OOaSo0o;
carrots. nearby, bulk, per 100 pounds. 50a2p
celery. New York State, per dozen. aa5o; native,
PER bunch, ia5; cauIifOwer. per barrel. 4.ooaS.eo
per crate. 2OOa2.jo; oucumbers. Florida, per
basket, 4OOa5.0O; egGpants, Florida, per crate,
$50; grapes, Niagara. per basket, l2ai5; dnL,
Salem. per basket. laal5; do, Delaware, pr
basket. Halo; gralefruit. Florida. per box, 25OA
40O kaIe, native. per bushel box. 3; lettuce,
Norfolk, per basket, l.25a1.5O; onions. Florida.
FER box, S0Oai. %; pears Eastern Shore. Kieffer,
per barrel I.OOsl .; do. Eastern Shore. hiefer.
per basket, 20; Peppers. native. per basket, Sas
pumpkins, native. each 7alO; quinces. New York.
per barrel, No. !. LooS5.O; spinach, native.
bushel box, 9a4o; tomatoes. green, Srbasket.
not saIabIe: do. nearby. %rtasket. ripe. 5a5o;
tunirS. native. per basket. washed. Ea0; do,
native. per busheI box. s0Ao.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Nov 19.-BUTTER-Fancy stock
in fair demand and solid packed creamery Izc
higher. Quotations; Western solid-packed
creamery, 45G; higher scoring goods 4S1ha47H
extra irsts, Alas; frsts, I31sa4i; seconds, ana
o. nearby Prints fancy. 40; average extra 4Sa4s
hrsts, 4ia5; secouds HAS, special brands Of
prints jobbng at Sass.
EGGS-Fine new laid eggs searpe and firm.
Following were today's quotations; In free
CASES, nearby, hrsts. d5.00al53o standard case
current receipts 147O case; seconds Il Balls. %;
Western extra frsts, l500alA0 case; hrsts IAN
case; seconds, l245al320; refrigerator eggs extra,
lilo; hrsts. 1osO; seconds. a9ealo.9; fancy, ye-
lected fresh, jobbing at 6s5e. .
LIVE POULTRY-Fdwh, as to quality, 3oa
q; roosters, lsalsi spring Chickens, not ), Leg.
horns, according to quality, 2oa23; White Leg
horns, loa2l; ducks, Pekin, 2Ia22; Indian Run
nefs. IAN; spring, aaa25; turksys @ssaI geese.
eOaA
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys westssn,
TEins. iced. RaS; turkeys, Old. fresh=k killed
ICED, nearby, &aa3; Western, best, 30aa2; een-
mon, SaS; fowls II to, box, milk-fed, dry
picked, fancy selected, ~ weighing NJ lbs.
and over apiece, Nj I lhs apiece, Is; ~ lbs.
apiece. u; lbs. apiece, 3a25; iced in barrels.
iany dry-picked, w lbs, and ever apiece, ~
ies apiecs, 2liA; smaller sizes, lss2sj old
ROSTERS. dry-picked, n, bsoiliAg chiekens, Ma
-: apiece. jersey. fancy, ssaSsi Virginia, fancy
.oaSS; other nearby. 2a30; Western. 2a3o; roast.
ing shiekens, Western. Z lbs. and over apiece.
s.a1i ehiekens Western, ~ IN apiece, Q
Ats u ipises, aa2
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YoIk. Nov. ls.-BUTTER-Firm;r receipts
packages; creamery higher than extras
46a46ls; creamery. extras ta2 score). 45]5 trsts
4EGs45; seconds, 0ai2
EGGH-IrFegular; receipts. 6.47J crates; fresh
gathered extras, 5iaB; extra frsts, 52a5S; firsts
45a57: seoonds. 42al6; State. PennsylVania ant
nearby Western hennnsry. whites fine to fancy
75as0; State. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns. 5da6l.
CHEESE-Stesdy; receipts. / Isl boxes; State
fresh specAIs. 234;, do, average run. "a
DRESSED PQULTRY-Ffmi chickens, 4a3s
fowls, l6Aa25; turkeys 2a32
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Samuel Z Lewis, 70 yrs., 1913 18th st. NV.
Nathan G,usteTg. 81 yrs, 1855 9Th St ne.
Emily Mo,fatI. 70 yTs, 53l ith st. Sc.
Benamin CCoNcrstrin, 3 yrs.. l25l st. NV.
William A. Schwartz. 81 yrs. United STATE:
Soldiers Humc HOSPITAL
Elizabeth WUnder. "a yrs., l253 9th st. nv.
Ju,il Monroe SC yrs. Wash. Asylum Hosn
HaItI.y McIut, sh, &c US, S24s n St NV.
Mary L. GraVes, ts Yrs. Emergency Hospital
Annie Edmrnds. IS yrs.. Emergency Hospital
Annie l. Day e yrs-. - st. sw.
Willie Ann Rector, 66 ITS. nl d St ne.
Helen A. Elandreau. IS days, l2l5 18Th st. nv
COLORED.
Sophia Harris % yrs., lis G st. sw
EIna Marshall. 3 yrs., Nat homeopathic Hos
Thomas Berry, 50 yrs. Wash As lum Hosp.
Susie Holmes. t25 yrs, SIT G st. Sc
Lewis A. Dodson. 20 yrs. 1873 St nv.
William Porter, 5 VIA, T29 Balls Ct NV.
Virginia Dnnohue. 5 yrs. IL "a St sw.
Daniel simns 56 yH.. eth St sa, Gar
field. y. G.
Arbcll Matthews. yrs. st. hill. Ana
castia. u. c
Christina Davis, l mo-, 16l Pierce st.
Arthur Icsby. 2 days. s2i 18th st. ne.
Infant Of Ivan and Bessie Tucker, l day
Free Lmen's Hospital.
Infant of AlOysius and Annie Brown, 80 min
utes Casualty Hospital
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
DIED.

ALDRIDGE - At her home Mt.
Rainier. Nd, on Monday, Novem-
Der 10, at p. m, MINNIE
MOOTY, wife of Allen W.
Aldridge.
Funeral services at Mt Rainier
Methodist Church, Wednesday,
November q, at 1880 a. m. Inter
ment nriyate. -.--.-.-.-..
BIRD-on November IS. 1917, at Sandy
wife Of DR.. Jacob W. BEd and
daughter Of Hanna B. and the late
John Emory Wilson, Of Eiktpn,
Funeral services at st. Johns
Church, olney, Nd, tomorsrW at
: 2:So o'clock. 1nterment in st.
Johns Cemetery -.--.-.1.-..z.4
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
Foreign Trade Growth
Shown by Statistic

A statement of the foreign trade Of
the United States for September, is
sued yesterday by the Department
OF Commerce. shows import total of
SSS. ,S9S. The total for the same Pc
Rod last year was s164,OSS,6l4. Ex-
port figures for September are $780,
Coo.S7, compared with s5l4,924,134 in
iSlL. Using as period Of comparison
the nine months ending with Septem-
Der IN both years, the exports in 1916
and 1917 were H,S31 .1T4.66S and s., 2S2,-
lS4'oo5 respectively. Exports were, for
me same periods. $3.50, Ie6,07s and 81
cor, 81, 500. W
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov. re-Money on call on thC
stock exchange opened at per cent !; high. pei
mt; low. ~ per ont; closed. per cent. Mos,
u the days loans were made at Ier cent
Time money was quoted unchanged.
Mixed loans. 5a5a per cent for sixty dayS
5Aa51s per cSnt for five and nix months; indus
trial lodus. Saa5a per cents>
Mercantile Iaucr is quiet, choice names guins
at g per cent, names not 50 we'll known, PEI
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
William NJ. and Agnes Whelan. hoy.
Thomas VI. and Elizalssth V. RelAnd, bY.
John J. ard Minnie T. Roh:nsnn. boy.
Charles Z. and Faunio II. Naylcr. hoy.
Dennis J. and Maudie 4. Mahnney boy.
William 4. and Mary Middleton. girl.
John %. Jr.. and Elizabeth Z. Harmon, grl
John W. ard Marian L HalIowell. boy.
COLORED.
Robert ard Dora Williams, Roy.
Hiram and Ada Rose. girl.
James and Lucy Prue. girl
Samuel and Jane Mickens. foy.
Arthur l.. ard Annie L. LImaX, boy.
IaLn and Alice Galloway, nrl.
Howard and Pearl Davis. sin.
Clarence u. and Alice Oyer boy.
Aioy ysius r. ond Annie Brown. 10y.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nov. l9 Closing prices oa BAlu
m,re gam market
WHEAT No. . sdft red, 22. and No 2 rni
winter. @3i; Rag I"s of Southern sold from
% IN 2.lo. as To quality and condition
OORS-Cob oum frmer; 6.lsa62O for prme
new yellow
0ATS-Standard white. 774; No white. la
p
RiE-So new Western export, sliGl.S
hag lots nearby rye. as to quality. l.a5alf5.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Nov. 19.-BusinsS on the curb
market today was again on a small scale. with
interest scattered Throughout a narrow list a
issues Aetna Explosives see-sawed, losing an
carly fractional gain. Motor stocks were quiet
and prices Wero abult steady. Miscellaneous
shares Were quieteT Independent oil stocks were
quiet, with pEices maintaining a firm tone. Min
ing issues were quiet and inn.
Furnished by w B. Hibts a o.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
FOR RENT-kPARTMENTS.

First aid to the apartment seek
CT will be from the small ad col
umnS of The Washington Herald
Watch the announcements OF dis
play advertisers also.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A EouM ~ QUIET H0USE.
will take board if Convenient. B0X g, HeraE!
office
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. Ia-HOGS- Receipts, 500 sluw
bulk, H.3Sal77O; light. I7Olal7.6O; mixed. l7.l5a
l7.75; heavy. T.l0al7.l5; rough. l7lOal1.3O; iigs
lIO0alI.I5.
CATTLE-Receipts, 2 900; firm; native steers
II. l5al7,5; Western steers, 6.6Oal265: stockers
and feeders. 57jal1.50; cows and heifers. Asa
ll.S5; calves. 7OGall50
sHEEP-Rsceipts. 1000; firm; Wsthers, aT5s
1880 lambs, u 5Oa17 70.
Pittsburgh. Nov 1s-CATTLE -Receipts, 2.3oO
higher; steers. l25Oal3.j0; heifers. 955all. %
cOWA, s.5Ja950
r.so; heavy workers. T.j5al7 .45 light yorkers
II. Sails; pigs. l7OOal75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 400; higher
top sheep. Ills; top lambs. 1915
OALVES-Receipts, 1000; higher; top. l5oo.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
Special to The Washington Herald.


Baltimore, Nov. l9.-CATrLE-Rcceipts for
tile week ended noon today were $3.50 head,
against 5,55 head last week. Receipts, lS7 car
leads for market today; fair supply; market
active; choice to good SOC and others 40c higher;
steers. choice. l3OOal3.5O; butchers, ll.5al3OO;
medium, 9.65al065; common, 7sOaaS0; heifers,
choice. l05al675; fair to good. s.5al05; con-
mon to medium, 7,90as.0O; common to medium,
6.lja7s5
SHEEP AND LAMEs-Receipts for the week
ended noon today were 5.lS head, against 9I5
head last week; fair supply; market active
Quote: Sheep 5.QalO.5O; lambs, l65Oal7. .
light bucks l20al5O
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended noon to-
day were l5.l6i head, against $500 head last
week; good supply. Quote: Light Westerns,
MS; heavy to medium. 1910; pigs. IT'S; rOughs
l6OOal7n
CALVES-Receipts for the week ended noon
today were 6a head, against &c head last week
fair supply; market active Quote: Calves, 7.0oa
II 90; extra H0OalLO
The Washington herald., 1917-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeiing OF the StockhoIlsTs o. the
EQUITY SAVINGS BANK viii be held at Ifr
New York avenue northwest Washington. ID. &,
On TUESDAY, Denember 4 1917. at 5 n N,
for the purposs o Accepting double liability on
stock and for any other pyHposs that may prop
eTly be considered at sid meeting.
A. q. SHEPHERD, SerstAEJ.
Washington. d. c. NOT !, lsIi.
HEREAFTER j WILL NOT BIZ REsPoNsf-
ble for any debts contrscted by mg vile
Afinnis 4. Clara, ne having NilfuIly lah No
I'D and b.pd o. u u-ApE