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STOCKS IN SAME Old RUT
EFFECT OF THE STATEMENT OF
Z OVER PRODUCTION or STEEL
PRODUCTS CAUSE
ADVANCES ARE WIPED OUT
Few of the RaiIr6TsstiS Advanced a
Bit and Fell Back k+donex Mar s.
ket Conditions Continue to
Grow Easier.
ADVANCES ARE WIPED OUT
Prev.
n / Close. Day.
Call money, New York; ,l.s..... $685.

NEW YORK. April 1S.--The uncertain
ties of the speculative situation were SO
great today that operators in stocks main
tanned a hesftating mood and refrained
from active operations. Professional
traders found it difficult to induce any
following, either for an advance ora de-
cline. The street was full Of discussion
regarding conditions in the iron trade.
upon which the movement of stocks seem
ed to hinge. There were plenty of author
tiles who were willing to be quoted In op-
position to the gloomy view expressed by
the chairman of the American Steel &
Wire company regarding the outlook in
the trade. News of concessions In price
of some lines in the steel, trade, however.
seemed to sustain his views, or were per-
haps the results Of the expression of those
views
The conflict OF opinion brought no def
mite conclusion either way, the whole
speculative situation remaining unsettled.
Prices in the general list started upward,
encouraged by hig-.er prices from London
and under impulse of antagonism to the
bear campaign. which is alleged to be at
the bottom of the selling of iron and
steel stocks. Spectators, however, lost
confidence in their own views as to Inc
insincerity of the unfavorable opinions
expressed over the iron trade outlook
when they saw the iron and steel stocks
again manifesting acute depression
American Steel & Wire sold a point below
last night. 1t did not get back above last
nights price in the subsequent trading
and closed 31s@31A off, The other iron
and steel stocks were unsettled, and Fed
eral Steel crossed the Steel & Wire stock
and closed nearly a point higher, with a
net loss of only ~.
In one or two of the railroad stocks
advances had reached over a point, but
they were very generally wiped out The
market was extremely Irregular for the
rest of the day. The New York fractions
and some OF the other speclaIt1es showed
acute weakness. There was a period Of
strength later in Sugar, General Electric
and some of the railroad stocks, but these
maneuverS failed to attract any follow
ing or to dissipate the feeling Of uncer-
ta1nty. Net changes are mostly small
and the closing was heavy and sluggish.
The money market continued to work
easier, call loans dropping to 215 in the
late dealings. The subtreasury is dis
bursting large sums to the market, and
New York exchange at Chicago rose 10c
discount today compared with 4Oc dis
count on Monday, indicating a relaxation
of interior demand for currency or per-
haps cessation of selling of stocks for
Chicago account. Sterling exchange con-
ttnaes to harden, and large loans are
made. on sterling collateral. This aneans
that London is taking advantage of the
lower interest rates here to borrow money
in this market. s
The bond market was rather quiet and
Irregular. Total sales, par value, $780,
w. United States new As advanced u
in the bid price. sa1
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shoevvorkers Danced.

The Boot and Shoeworkers fifth annual
ball held at the main hall in Assembly
halls last night was a financial and arts
tic success. The ball was rendered for the
benefit of w. c. Schmidt Over fifty
prizes, of which the chief were ton of
coal and a cord of wood, were awarded for
different purposes.
The committee on arrangement were:
w c. Schmidt, E. P. Kinlock, ]. H. Zim-
mer and H. B. Zietlow; reception, Guy
Hillman, Thomas Shelley and F. W.
Welsck; floor, Ed Hitsch, Philip Roy, H.
c. Porter, Henry Kellog.
Gardner's orchestra supplied the music.
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DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH. MINI. April 1s.-The market
was fairly active and weaker. May OPEN
ed Ac off at 665sc, sold up to 66s4c at
$50, off to 66Ac at 10:40, up to 665sc at
noon and closed Ac off at 655sc. Cash.
Is, 900 bu at Ac under May Close: Wheat.
No. hard, cash, 6S1ss; to arrive, 68ssc:
May, 6S9sc: July, 697sc; September, 6T$xc;
No l northern. cash, 661sc; to arrive,
6easc; May, 667sc; July, 67Ac; September,
66s4c; No. northern. 641sc; No. spring,
Sllse; oats. 24Q241sc; rye, 5214c; barley,
tember, $1.1S% October, 81 .13%; corn.
36Ac. Receipts-W SS,645 bu; corn,
5,0lS bu; oats. 1,059 bu; rye, 1888 bu; fax,
1876 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 100000 bu;
fax, 1,G00
LIVERPOOL, April 1s.-wheat-ouiet,
I'D lower; May, 5s 10d; July, 5s 99sd Corn
Quiet, ss@azd lower; May, As 1881; July,
As I'D; September, As sd.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April iS.-Flour
quiet Wheat--Lower; No. 1 northern,
66sz@67c; No. 2 northern. 651k@66c. Rye
Lower; No. 1, 5So. Barley-Duli; No. 2,
4Sc sample, 38G42c. Oats-Steady; No 2
white, 26%Q27i4c.
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A Days BuiIdine Room.

Building permits were issued yesterday
TO j: II. Hogg to build a two-story frame
dwelling house on the east side of
Shields avenues. A A. BigeIoW for a
two-and-a-half-story frame dwelling on
the north side of Ashland avenues be-
tween Avon and Victoria, to cost $4,000
Carl Niman for a frame cottage on the
east side of Edgerton, between wv and
Phaien. to cost $780, Minor permits ag-
gregatng $500 were also issued.
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In LabOr's
Field.

The journey plasterers met last night at
Assembly halls. The standing committee
on conference failed to report a settle
ment. and the situstion is unchanged.
The boss plasterers are willing to accede
TO the new scale of wages-$S5O a day
If the journeymen plasterers will agree
TO work for no one except members of
the Boss Plasterers' union.
committee from the Minneapolis
union, consisting of Henry Smith, A.
Wayner and II. Albertson, were guests
of the meeting.
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WALL STREET GOssIP-New York
STOCK gossip, reported by H. Holbert &
Son. bankers and brikers, 341 Robert
street, National German-American Bank
building, st. Paul. Strong, Sturgis & Co.
wire US: London has offered a good
deal OF support to our market today,
fair display of strength. considering the
violence of the fluctuations and the pres
sure brought to bear upon the industrials
yesterday There is really very little
10 tell you about today's speculation.
Ihere is a steadier tone to the Steel and
Wire securities, and to this class of
stock generally. Railroad shares have
held the rally made at the close last even
ing. The market seems in a waiting con-
dition, and 1t would not be surprising If
movements in some of the railroad shares
should bring about cutting loose of
those securities from the remainder of
the market. We see no reason to change
our views regarding the future of such
stocks STOCKS as Union Pacific, Atchison pre-
Ohlo, and we Should not be surprised to
see them move rapidly upward again in
the near future. There is very little COM
mission ms business doing here, and we look
DAYS until matters get a little more set
tied and new start can be made"
Following furnished by Edwards & Be
dell. Manhattan building, ST. Paul. Mimi:
Expect to see further Discrimination
against the Industrial stocks by commits
wise customers to conf1ne their operations
TO the better class of the railroad stocks''
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, April
IiS.-Money on call easier at 21A@3H; last
Iodn z12 per cent; prime mercantile paper
4A 90 per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 SIqs@487A for demand, and at s4.S4 for
sixty days; posted rates. s.. .S41I64 .SS1b:
commercial bills, $4.S3@4. "a. Silver cer-
-tifieates, 601b@611sc. Bar silver. 5e1bc
Mexican dollars. 47%c.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY-Minneapol
April 18.-New York exchange Wednes-
day: Buying rate 25c discount, selling
rate, 25c premium: Chicago exchange,
oqyIHg % rate par selling rate 10c premium
April S-The. Commercial Advertisers
LONDON financial .cablegram says: 'sThe
markets here were stagnant but steady
To-Day. today Lord Roberts cegsures of Gen.
put were not regarded as disturbing.
Americans opened off on the break in
tS New York Yesterday. and the strike, and
engTf eontinent WAS hbt little LONDON dealing but the
became unsettled. selling finally. The
street closed disheartened. Norfolk e
No7e M7estern was again the feature. touching
Nashville was heavy It is said that a
Liverpool house is In difficulties. Tintos
were were nat at 59A on the copper statistics,
irI 2ut recovered to 60 on Paris support
The weeks influx of gold was eiS9.OOO
Paris is inquiring in the open market,
put there are no supplies. Money was
again IN demand; Bills were upon the
sum due the bank was all renewed al <
per cent, and fair discount business
was done at per cent"
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul, 670,S63.16.
Minneapolis, $1,54O,S92
Chicago. S23. IT, 40.
New York. $3.50, ,698, ,S6S.
Boston, S23, ,S93, 421.
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LeeaI smoke Over Pine.

Judge Brill in the district court is try
ing lhe suit of the Crane & Ordwav
COMPANY against the Robinson & Cary
company, an action to recover 81, 0SO The
claim IS based on lot of pine claimed
as as the = property of. the plaintiff, which
august by the defendant. i'''e
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTS
LOWER, WITH FAIR RE
CEIPTS
CATTLE PRICES STEADY
Best Quality Stock Cattle Were in
Fine Demand and Good Butcher
STUFF Sold Readily-Light
Sheep Receipts.

SOUTH ST, PAUL, April S.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (esti-
mated were: Cattle, 400; calves, 200;
hogs, 1,7OO; sheep, 100; horses, none; cars,
4S.
The official receipts Tuesday were: Cat
tie, S7S; calves. 232; hogs, 1,521; sheep,
%; horses, none; cars, 81.
The following table shows the roads
over which Tuesdays receipts came in,
and the number of loads hauled by
each:
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Charged with BepwiD..

Thomas Manning and owen Reagan
of Relief Agent Hutchins. Manning has
only one arm, and is alleged to have been
asking aims Owen is charged with va
gIancy. Both are strangers in the CITY
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Picking out the NIarIzs

a warrant for the arrest of R. N
Grady proprietor of a saloon at Seventh
and minnesota streets, was YESTERDAY
sworn out by Patrolman Zimmerman
VINO alleges that Grady's saloon was
Kept open after u o'clock April I8
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

IotaIs >. -.... 81 rs 10
Other Grains-No. oats, 1 car; No. 3
barley, car: No. barley, 1 car; No
hax, cars; rejected flax. cars
Cars Inspected Out = Wheat No I
hard, 2 cars; No. / northern Ga cars: No
2 northern, SO cars; No. 8, II cars: re-
Jected, cars; no grade, cars: No 3
corn, cars: No. oats, cars No
barley. car; No. flax Il cars; rejected
flax 6 cars
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Among the shippers on the market
Were: S: Hughes, Stanton. cattle and
hogs; E. Eagen, OSSeO, cattle; L. RauSch,
Howard Lake cattle and hogs; o. L. Oh
son, Brandon, cattle and hogs;.I. L. Iver-
son, Climax, cattle and hogs; E. Eckblad.
Evansville, cattle and hogs; Stevens
ner, Climax, cattle and sheep; Ann Riv
er Logging company, Mora, hogs; e.
Mark, Princeton, loads cattle and hogs;
Evans & Crooks. EIma, hogs; J. s.
Green, Red Wing, cattle and hogs; c. F.
Berg, Northfeld, 2 loads cattle and hogs;
L. M Weston, Kasson, cattle and hogs;
Frank Sellen, Blue Earth; F. Bigot
Springfield, hogs; C. Steube, New Ulm,
hogs; G. w. Dodge, Madelia, cattle; A.
D. Sackett. Janesville. hogs; G. A. Du-
burg, mixed; NJ. c. Black, Cannon Falls,
cattle and hogs: Boque & Wood. Castle
Alden, cattle; c. H. Richards. Stewart.
cattle and hogs; p. OBrien, Renville,
hogs; A. G. Hedin, Willmaf, cattle; Bank
Of Maple Lake, hogs and sheep; Ruff,
cattle and hogs; p. A. Clark, Kyndmere,
hogs: John Daily. Kimball. mixed
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paui-Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: The market was bet
ter attended by buyers today than any
day the past two weeks. There existed
a strong, undertone to the trade, tending
towards a, keen and aggressive seeking
for high quality horses in almost every
class. Wholesale as well as the retail
trade was very fayorable,, and horses
were sold comparatively cheap, as the
supplies were large and consignerS anx-
iouS to close out. The recent dullness
effected losses on horses in many. cases
prices in the country being too high for
the wholesale market. Quotations of
values:
Drafters, choice ....................S .S1150150
Drafters, common to good S5ql10
Farm horses, choice .......,....:,.- l00glz9
Farm horses. common too good =. Goa %
'Sff GHTcAGo. April iS.-Cattie-Receipts.
Butcher stock steady. Best on sale to-
day, $5.65. Good to prime steers, 81 SEQ
$50: poor to medium, 4.1094.75; selected
9.S5; cows, $SG4.50; heifers. 50 .25G14 IS;
Gamers, s.. .5Old2. so; bulls, 81 S0Q4. %;
calves, "a. 5006. 80. Texans: Best on sale
Texas bulls. SO. 25a3.7 70. Hogs-Receipts
today. 5000; tomorrow, 25.000; estimated.
left over. 5000; fairly active 5Gp10c lower;
top, $3.50; mixed and butchers. $500
rough heavy, So. 45ll5 60; light. S.. 45d5. 6715;
bulk of sales, S. COOS. 20, Sheep-Rece:pts,
1.4O0; sheep and lambs mostly 10c to 15c
lower. good to choice wethers. 800
$50; fair to choice mixed, A.75Gp5. 70:
Western sheep, $5.7566 10; yearlings, $50
$50; native lambs, S5.50Q7.4O; Western
lambs, S6G07. 40.
steers, $46D5. 60; Texas steers, $4G5 10;
cows and heifers. s2.35@4. so; stockers and
weak to 1ec lower; bulk Of sales $3.50
5.55. Sheep Receipts, 5000; strong; lambs,
$4el7; muttons, s3Q6.50
ST. LOUIS, April MISUNDERSTANDING
100: steady; native steers So S0G5 So:
stockers and feeders $S60a4.S0 COWS and
heffers. S2.266I4.75i Texas and Indian
steers. $3.S0GD5. Hogs-Receipts. 1890:
market SC lower; pigs and lights $500
SEQ; packers, S5.50l5.6 So; butchers, $500
$50. Sheep-Receipts. 5000; steady; mutt
tons, S5.S0Q650; lambs, S5.T59S.
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George Kennedy has reported to the
police the theft of his bicycle, which was
stolen from the Central high school build
ing. BENJAMIN Goldberg, living at 2O5
Water street, has also reported the loss
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W. NJ. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY,
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards.
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAU

Consignments and correspondents So
plication.
We do a strictly commission business.
NO live stock bought or sold on our own
account.
References-Stoc Yards bank, South
st. Paul: Security bank, Zumbrota Hon.
A II Koerner, state treasurer, Capitol
puilding, st. Paul; A. G. Anderson, CASH
Ter ST. Paul National bank, st. Paul.
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CORN AGAIN SHOWS GAIN
THIS HAS A STEADYING EFFECT
UPON THE WHEAT MARKET,
WHICH FIRMS UP
CLOSE WAS A SHADE LOWER
Corn Gained "a Half to Three-Quar-
ters and Was Fairly Active and
Strong Throughout the
Session.

Close. Day.
May wheat. Minneapolis .s4116s-6441A 6414 -6455a
May wheat, Chicago ......66 661B
May wheat, New York 73ss 1875
May wheat, Duluth ........ .665a 6G%
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CATTLE

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) . 600
A week ago iii
Quotations: Choice butcher cows and
thin cows and Gamers, $22S@a Is; Choice, Choice,
butcher EGa steers, $4:6O@5; fair to good, $425
Q4:50; fat bulls, $3d3 10; bologna bulls.
$25ogS: veal calves, $45Oa6.5O; choice choice
stock C. COWS W and heifers, So. 5O63.65 fair to
good, $3.25q3.50; common and tailings 81 "a
@3; heifer calves, sS@3.S0; choice stock eiSO
ePs e1 ss1 and q feeders, $S.75@425 fair to good,
25Gt3.5Q; common and tailings, g 256
fSo; 3; steer calves, g. 75@475; Stock and and
fee91ng fe 79digg n pulls s25OS IS; stags and oxen,
+ Receipts We're fairly heavy. The mar
Ret Rf1 was vas very, active on good cattle of
al kinds. Best stock stuff was in fine
deinal demand J9I. and sold at steady to strong
prices. Plenty of buyers were on the
market for cattle showing quality. but
Tagy Lney would you only only touch common stuff at
very low prices. Butcher cattle were
ready sale. The offerings included some
Iarr TO good stuff, but nothing choice.
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
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MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, April 1S.-Wheat omen
e6 o lower low s,,lMa4yg May wheat opened at 641sc,
Vanced taSt 70 of7aSaSe saN tuesdays close; ad-
clned sharply to 63Bc, firmed rp I9f, to SAC
by ll:15. and by noon held at GA 1p16c- VIZ
ass SSiy WIS Mheat opened at 65Be against 65A
691sc' declined to 6512@655sc. gained Xc nv
II a. M, and by noon held at 656sG65ac
iii Inc cash wheat market was strong.
with an active demand from mi1iers sf
lA9lAc over the May for No. ! northern q
for choice. '@S ~ q NA0y
1,7fLs Nay Whsat ssz closed at s4Bas4lc- and
wv. Open High Low Closing.
AnTiI Mheat. ing est. est. Wed Tues.
May -. 64Hs G4H 6s35 s41e9h 20 e.,6 69A +
July -. 65% 657s-66 651So5S 65%-% S51-sa
On Irack-No. l hard, ,66Hc: No. i north
ern, 6o94c; No. northern, SAC; April oats
z472c; April corn, 37Ac; faxseed, $169.
CASH SALES.
No. l northern, % cars. 651Sc.
No.-i northern, 3 cars, 65$4e.
NO. northern, 1900 bu, to arrive s51hc
NO l northern, cars Gee.
no. northern, % cars, 64c
NO. northern, cars 641ac.
NO northern, 1 car 631bc
NO. northern, 4 cars, 64Ac.
NO. northern, cars, 645sc
NO. northern. / car, 637Sc
no. wheat. IL cars 62Ac
NO. wheat. car, &c
NO. wheat, 2 cars, 64c
flour-f1rst patents, So 6003. .65: first
ee55eaTs e5 ses $2.SO@2.9O; rye flour, per bbl pure.
FeedI,Bran, in bulk, $11.75Q12; shorts.
IN IN pull 6ulk $ll. 25G11.50; middlings, in bulk
$lz-2sSgqa12.5e sgad3 red dog. in 140-lb sacks, f. o.
.,S5 SS5ornz7No. ea37,No. 3 corn. s71zc; No. yellow.
Sf24yQ3f1sc: No sales reported.
. ,OSats-No. 3 oats, 24@241bc; No. 3 white.
Rye-No. 2 rye quoted at 5Oa51c: No 2
SOLO at soc. No sales reported
Barley ranges from 35c to 40c for choice
mailing. - Oiio.Oe
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn. in
SACKS, per ton, sacks extra, to iobbers
only, $l40l4.25 No. l ground feed. %
corn, 1.S oats, S0-lb sacks, sacks extra
Hay-The market shows an improved
tone and quotations are firm all around
with upland SOC per ton higher Receipts
nave been light for some time past. while
there is a good active demand at this
time. Choice timothy is held at s969. 80:
cloVer.mixed timothy, $7.506S; Iowa IN
land, $SqS. SO; Minnesota upland, sS0S. 50:
coarse to medium. $5@6.59; rye straw. s44
45O. Receipts none.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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serve. shows: Available cash balance.
$l61, ,272574; gold, $685. 1927.
BONDS

IN. Y. c. lists. HOS
IN. j. Q. gen. 5s. .123la
Nor. Car. IS. ..1N
do As LOG
IN. p. prior IS. -. 681s
do gen. As. .103%
IN. .Y.,C. & S.L.4s1O7k
| N. & w. con. As. 977s
! do gen. IS. .134
IOr. Nav. lists. .10S
do Is ........... .1031a
IOr. S. Line IS. .12S
| do con. IS. .113A.
i Reading gen. As. S87s
lR. @. w. lists. =. 991a
lS.L.& I'M. con. 5s1101a
lS.L.& ST. gen. 6s121
St. Paul con. :. .172
| st. P.,C.& P. 1sts120
OO % ss..' LII
So. Ry. 5S. .113
s. r. & T. Is. =. 72A
Tenn. new set.3s 951A
tT. & p. lists. lis
! do 2ds ......... 60
Union Pacific 4s106
Wabash lists ..11S
do 2ds .103
/ West Shore As. HE
Wis. Cent. lists. 92
Va. Centuries :. 911s
| do deferred =, 5
Col. So. As. 841s
so. Pacific 4s.. 8411s
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sToeK oUOF4pIoNs.

Furnished by IGharles Nd9. ssFs Csnffh
Co, members of the New York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York
Closing prices are bid; .s.r-.
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.bR Receipts s thus far IN In, 1900. compared with
%L1oss.
HOGS

CoInparat1Ve receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ...........1, zoo
A week ago I 390
A year ago 79S
quotations: Mixed and butchers. SIS As
gS;SG; good to prime heavy, $5.5095. .55;
qqo0Hgnt qoHgg NJ heavy, 80 1905 80; stays and boars
Receipts were more than double the
corresponding day year ago. The mar
ket opened slow, with prices fully SC
lower, and closed 5010c under Tuesday
The bulk of the mixed and butchers sold
at S5.45Q5.50, and the good to choice
heavy at $5.50Q5. .55; stays and rough
steady. by
Representative sales:
Mixed and RIItchers-
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Cattle. Hogs. Sheen. Mixed

Receipts thus for in April, compared
with the same period in April, 1899, are
as follows. =
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u. 5. ref. rs, w.i.10
do Is, reg. 991
do IS, reg. .1091
do IS, coup. .110
do new As, reg 1921
do new As, ,coup1331
do old 4s.. reg Hi
do old IS, coup.11
do 5s, reg. .1121
do 5s, coup.....1133
District '3s, '65s.1211
Atch. gen. As. 1905.
do adj. 4s. S4l
Cana. So. 2ds. .1071
Chesa. & o. 4as1O0
do 5S ......... ..120s
C.& N. W.con.7s142
do S. F. deb.5s122
Chi. Term. As. 81
D. & r. G lists .104
do As .......... 99s;
EFT, ,V.& G.1sts. 1921
Erie gen. As. IA
F.W. & D.C.1sts 72
Gen. Elec. SIS. HI
G.,H.& S.. A.2ds1091
do A. 2ds. .107
H. & T. c.. 5s. .110
do con. 6s. ..110
Iowa Cent. lists. .1141
k.C.,P. & G.1sts 721
La. new. con. As. 1881.
L. & N. uni. 4s. .1001
M, X. & T. 2ds. 50
do As .. 93L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-11
8 Il I b q B { Il

@utb baben:
Sorleben uno 9isconti. ...,........ $2,9ON115.72
llebersOQrn- esiidbert uno uugcT3ert 1881
Ser. Staaten=Obleatione sur Sis
berunq Der GirtulatiOn. .......... 5Oo,WOOO
Neue3 Santbaus ................. 70,35223
Mttien, Sefurtdten H. l. d.. 2S4,7lS.8
@anfbous, WDbelu uuO Ginri6tun0 100000
9luoerss @runoeigentbum .......... Al $1,000
G0liQ BON RutiDna=9anten Ctlbt
8eierpe GonOg). ................. 1G1, ,9O5. OF
iSdliQ BON Staatsbanftn II. @antiers l0,928.41
GoYo8 :. ........................ 3t3,O59.9l
Sulanniteuer Stempel. l............. 24. p
9lniueiiunqen uno anOcre @aarpofen 67,7l2.30
99ebid fir bic 9iquiOr=Sdnf. H.. 1S5, I3
Rnten BON alSOeren onalbanteH 100000
Ridel uHo 6tnt5. Observation-Disclosures. 1929
8eeblid)e @elO=9teierpe in Der Sant,
ndmli6:
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w. - 1O1, 5000
Giuloiuugs= =6onO, oeponirt 6ci'nt@Cr.
Staateu Sc5asmsiiter Giinf QrOz
scnt Der Girfulaton). ............. 100000
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binoGt tcittn:
Einbe,obltes @runOfapital ......... 5000, 00OO0
llebsribub 6pnO.. 200,O00.0
llnpcrtbciltc @rOiitc, ab3iqlb llns
toten itnp bciabltcr Stcuern.... II, 1898
4u5fcbcnps 0atiouul 9anfnOtcn.. 5O0,000.00
fQGiq al unoerc Hatouulz@antcH S55, $50. 10
5Glg an Stautsbnnttn II. &auticrs 8l,435.24
GGlQ oil 5ruit GOmpd9ne'r urO
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l1nbciabtte SipiDenben ........... 1r7H.22
un.,rlOOrfcu :. .................. 996,75s. %
Semano Scpoitcn 6crtiiitute... $1,000
9solaubtQte Sheds ................ 1l9,76O.6}
gusisbenoe &oirer=Gbtds ........ 1900
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Staat W WarD DIano,
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icnr, Dem o. Gage Dcs Sul 1900.
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(SicQel) 6fcntliber Notar.
Gie &ibtiQttit bcDcinioeu:
Sunifa Smitb.
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2lnfreip y. Jpnes,
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