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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

sc tuurbe ~unldnpft ~bebauptet, bob England uns
fdbie ieiu tpTiros, nit .inern i4n.len @esn.r frtie
su p.rbsn, bab ts nibt porbercitet lei, Fb seesn
einen pl6sli6en Ingriff qeb0ris iu bertb.ioisen.
unb bab arme uuO Glotte nibt Der Ssssgnnue
elmer plbslidsn SnpaFsn e.rpabieu isisn. Guetanb
sleidt in b;eitm SAL. Semienigsu, iueIbsr Der
Rrontbeit %eetutt,t, lanaiam in cus spfttm our6 ben
Mtas.n sinsuorins.n. Der au i6ta6 IN, bic siness
nommsn. Tubruns geb0rig su Derbausn. lin ben
Maeen su f~rdftigtn, ei.bt .s ni9t gsFeres, ais
Sotetter's Utoeenbitt.rs. &c BELT Sbsptpft, 9ers
f~opfunq, 8roauunas %t5runq, 2sbers unO Iitr;ns
ieioen, uno aIs Elm gsl,bunesmittel il IS unp.rs
ql.i6lib. Sas Bitttrs fdrft bic Rerpeu, psriGafit
natirliben, erfrii6tnb.n S4fuf unD eisbt benz
6pftem ~erneutes 2eb.n, Rraft unb Stdrte. 6 1T
obne SnsiTel hi. bette M.pi,in in Der Mtlt fir
berabeefon,msue unb eei6pd6t. Spfeme. gsriu6t
ts uno psrsepiH,rt SUD. oab uniere priOat= Stsuers
marie bsh gals Der 6lai6t beOedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

Ser Msnfa e1et4t benz
gbamdieon. Sn ieiner goloensn SUI
genD 1T er grin; bic 5renoe mu9t iGn
ro1te; Dor G6om miro er roth; Dor
S9rsd uno Wutb frslospeib; Dor NeIo
ssl6; bor &dlts blau; bon Der Come
sebrdunt; Sorsen MAIDEN i'm srau
uno bsi'm Stat Ipielt er ale Jar<
hpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

s,ssrIeaelte 5oreerunsss ansebote. nit Der Gni:
~ inrtIt proposals Yer constructing six ol
Express Wagons' uEb on ben "B ard If Awards'
Der Stdbt Baltimore, Mo., o%orsfFrt, iptrseu BIZ
MittpO6, Ota 16, Sunuar 1901, Mittaos L ubr,
i'm 8ureau Dts Staot=Eteifrators sutasam Qenor>
men fir Die 2ieisruns Der Grbsit nno Dtaterialien'
ioris bic fertiee abliefsruns an ben WdntrsSagt=
nieur bon iebs Grpreb : 9eogen, dbRlt9 IN Der
3ei6nrng, tpie elm g1aeer, Der ieBt i'm SeF5e e5
@afer=S departments III, gsm1b BEN 9ldnen uno
Spe3ififatioHen, bic in benz BUREAU oes WaHtrs
Sngenieurs, &atbbaus, Baltimore, gtb., %sntgsqen
eenommen iperDen t6Hnen
aHe Tproerunes= In9eb3t uiifen bon etntm be-
glaubieten Gbtd in Der e6be bon $4,000, et3oeer
an Srore oes MaBors unb Staotrat5s BON Saltis
more, beeltitet iein, uno tuiro BON benz e%rtolertls
Gen Sietcr bic SteQung elmer SufricoertttlleHoen
siirgi6dtt fir Die eetpifenbdfte aus fiibruns ots
utbsrsIntommeng, benz o~oppslttn 6ontrattpsrtbs
qleiGfonmeno, ocrlanqt.
Die GoHtratt=ge teri t6uua .9ehSrbt btbdlt f6 Sus
&sbt Dor, irgeHo futl9e oprr ale 4H9ebpts su osrs
%tperfeH.
gIfree Wf. Guid,
@aFsrs5nserisur.
gefdtiet:
Ebcmas O. @aprs,
9rdTotnt Der 6outratt=9e rstbungssStboI
Gan3, 4,5.7,S .9, 10,1 u, IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

Die
rer. 9eneral MacQribur smpfie6lt,
ben Soloaten, bic fi9 fir Die pbilipz
pinen antperbsn laFen, $3.50 gountb
gu 5abfen. Man miro gar balb nod
mehr anhIen miifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Samftas. ben 5. Sanmar 1901.

SItbeIanb, 90 bitnep uno
Sin tpnlIen bic Oempfratie reor9dniz
firen. = 81 mer 1s pobi aabt!" bat
Der polniI4e G6nprrer gs1a9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
uGrGt0nies 8irg16at"
- S. n,~rX;n.xks QolhoH.

rGrltDntas Burg 6df"
pbsr der perT9iusrte 90tbe":
Wer reitst 10 ipGt our9 Na9t unb
Winb?
M0rps, ben Spfh i'm 8epanbs.
Sc lit ber 8at.r nit 1einem Gino,
Sbn i9lussn bic 9dl6er in ganos.
uWeein @pbn, has bireit Ou 10 bang
0ein 9eIi9t?
Sd fafe ben 5rsunb Dir gum Biz
gen."
,SKbit, 8ater, Ou ben GrltDnlg
niht9
sS6n masIt 9u, entrinn' i'd, erplrz
gen."
Die u8erGiner Neueten
Na9ri9tsn" bringsn anldbIi4 Der
Rriigsr : Disfufiion cine bisber Der
DeFfentliafsit frembe Mittbelfuns,
nGmlia baB OsuEi9lano I'M Sabre
1896 naa benz @irFaGle Sameion's
bic Iblt4t battle, Elm flinss 9ulfsz
gprps na9 Sranspaal gu ienbsn, unb
baB bieis Mb1i9t an Dem paITipen Diz
berItanbs Yortugaf's f9eitsrte, bas
bis Mnttport auf bic Trags ob es ben
Dur9marf9 bsutidsr Sruppsn bur4
fein afrifanifdes @ebit gsitatten
noble, 10 lanse pers0serte, Biz bic 9sz
fabr fir bic iioafritanif4e Rspublit
Doriber tpdr.
ais febr einttees Sci
den barf es bstradtet perben, ouB gez
genpdrtig tpenigsr Strites in ben Ser.
6taaten i'm @angs Ifno, als BEL irgsnb
einem anberen sSyabresdnfang in ben
lebten 5sbn Sabrsn. Dies benefit, bob
1i9 bic GrpsrbsDerbdltniIe 10 gebsiz
1ert baden, baB bsute penigsr uria4e
gum Strifen bpr6anben lit, als felt
sSa6ren. Suefsi9 aeigt es aber audi,
6aB in ben lebten Sabren i'm 4agemsiz
raer, Elm beHeres Ginbsrnebmsn 5tpii9en
Mrbeitsrn unb Mrbeitgebern er3islt
purbe. Die Gden uno Sddrfen, bic
auT beiosn SeIten porbdnbsn tparen,
bdben Ii4 abgei4ltffet, uno oles tplrb
i'm 2aufe Der 3sit boffentli6 immsr
mebr Der San iein.,
Die 2ieberi DE g II d a b.
lung in Berlin bat ioebsn ben kbten
Sbil bss b. MiilsrT9en Wsrfes Der
&risa in Sibafrifa" oerfanot. 9sr
reide SnbaIt befslben el;ebert i6 in
folasnbe Mbidnitte: Die SEPARATIONS
pauie. Ser Gsfo5us i'm fiioJfti4en
5kils beg Sranie : Sreiitaats. Die
arisgslass i'm Wsten uno Often. 8on
8loemfpntein Big pretorid. Der tteine
Rrse. GdfuBport. Mit elmer 8arte
bes RrRasI4aupfaBes i'm Sranie<
ssreiitaat unb in SranspaaI unb 5tpei
Sertffiasen. preis M. 1.50. 4u9
Bel bie}sm She'll fGGt uns pieber bic
berporrasenbe Gei4idli6fsit beg @srz
fafers auf, in trsffli6er O~aritsnung
aein iibsraus flares, Sufammsnbdngsnz
lbes Bib Der friegsrif9.n GreieniHs gu
gsben. Ssbr intersHants 0stuils, bic
bis6er nod niht ongemein befannt
tuaren unb gum Sbil auf MittbsiIuns
gen BON Mitfdmpfern 6eruben, psiB
Der @srfaHer bsi3ubringen - unb ben
Snbalt bieies 9sftes gu einsm ange=
mein feiIelnben gu ssftaltsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Nelh uuttr 0brtu riaentnD rbinaunntn

Die Tfeelttp 6uarantres&om M -
-9imm,r Rr. 315, Notwithstanding lsi5t-
SeIb,n Qtut,r, bic etcen Qohu3ablunq sine-
-sou.rnb, Sttnuue tinuebmen, Gtlo o 3 n t.
6 i6trbei Gbiolute @triGpiegsrs-
-b,it. Q,i6t. Rad,abluHgs 8 Sssinsungsn.-
setenriefe Haten. Ei6sralsr Oftcohtp.
(Gsptl2, SGS, 6Vlt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

8uTfefl Sage fIagt bat
iibsr, bab basgDrienipisl feline 9lldsz
Gbancen msbr bietet. @r meInt,
Modefsler unb feline 9slfersbelfsr bdtz
ten ss in Der 6anb. feline beten Slods
10 5a trsi6sn, oab sr iie fir bic 9dlTts
bss Msrt9ss p~srfaufsn mife. Nun,
Gage bat friber nit @oufo unb ganz
berbilt qarl5 baTsl6s gstban!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Oehrandlen sic OeIA?
NnrIehen anf MBbefm.

R,u,r, l.iatsr. LANCER &udIa5InnSsSlGn, tds
soi6sr son icnt Titmauotm O~iferiEt Dirs. aui
Il, 9,it zines Sabres, p,nn Sis Is uini@sn.
ssiut iuli6en gtiprsamgtR in ben Stitunssu.
Gtins Sinitusgatsu u~netIsist, I'M Sic irr. ~
iabrtu bod nerbtn Sbnsa uIs SSrtb,ilt %gtbOttn,
n,Ite anbe. %sfitrirtH. Rabiutraeen I'm 8arsau
Nr -asptumac Qoun guaranttt GOmscnp,' Simmer
hi. s. .gaHl psR Baltimore @tbdube, G6e Baltic
Esrss uss ct, @auIsStraks GToS.h 4,&G.ISl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

SstndnisS epartemrut.
. Cub Sepdrtemenf, Sireau ocS Gtaets
Steusr @iuuebmerS. HathhnIS,
SuItin:ors, BEN s. SaHrnr 1901.
Bur Rddbridt fur Srrueriahlcr!
Sie glider bieieg Scparterlsutg pernen am Trei=
tag, ben 18. Sunuar 1901, er6ffnet fir bic Gnt=
geeennabme bon Stdatss unD Stuot=Steutrn ftr
has Sabr 1901 auf @ttisu, Oblieutionen unD Stels
rltdten, fteuerpfli5tig su Der 3dte BON so Ge.t5
ouf ieoe 800 beg ~ubQeibdsten Wertbss.
Gin Sisepntp surRatt bon 5tpti unn elm bolb ca
9roaent ani staOtteusrn. nno fitai o. 9rO'tnt
auf Stdatsfteusrn iptrO fir iolbe 9tebnun9en cr<
laubt, bic nitt ipdter, as bis Spnnsrttae, Den 81
Sanuar, Ha6mittuQs 5 l1br, beaoblt tDerotn.
Steuer3ablsr f6nneu ibre &sGnun9sn per Gcft
suQeianbt ~erbulteu, psun ubne 9er3ogerung untsr
geifiquns zines nit Sritfmarte uuo Der Norehe
Dts SetreffenDeH periebenen 8rietcouperts barum
eriu6t fpirO.
Sa nod feline sttuerrate fir 9ruubs uro 9ers
ionalsGigentbum mir 1901 ~fst9tiest lpurOe, III oies
iss Separttmcnt uuber etauoe. bic gii5er fir bic
@ntgeesnnabme ~ocrielbeH ju 0ifusn, bod, falls fos
fort oarum eriubt tpiro, tusrptu bic T.dnunaen
oorbtrtitet uno Der BOT 3~ugeianot tperotr, iobaIo
bic Steuerrute ~fsitastsGt ii.
SaneS y. 6prter,
(Sar3,S, 11,l6) Steutreinnebmsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Stbtoen0en.

ONarpIanc SnfuaItp So.
Nv 8ulti M r {, ben 4. S1nlrlr 1901.
Ger 9rGfosnt uno bic Sirettsren baben brute bic
requldre baibiabrlide 9ipio.noe BON 5 9roient err
ftirt, $1.6 pro ant1eil g~l.idfomntnp, frei bon
Stsuern, adbibor am uno mad 3 onueri a q,
Den 10. 5anuur 1901, an oisisnieeu &~tttsu=Snbaber,
pie am Si.nftaq, BEN s. Sanuur, 9el5mittass 3 ubr,
aai Der Site perjei6Hst ino.
ll,bertraquuqs .9ii6tr bl,ibtn bon 0i'nflg, ben
g. Sanuar, 0o6mittaes 8 1l6r, bis 5reitus, ben
II. Sunuur, 9ormittugs 9 llbr, 9ei6lofen.
gSm. @ewarb Sbumfsn,
(57Sl Stfretlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

mad annapolis, Ut. &O9alsStatiOn, H.vo'
% 30 gorm.. u2.4l Na6m. Camden : Citation,
100, 800 "gOrm., !2.5e, $50 ga@m; wa
spopm" 40 a Born, n.2O, A.sO unO $50 gsadri.
Sa8 Bin&tftr, !7,2O SOrm., !2.4O' AIS MD
!4i SS5 "a SSatrstupn 300 gOrm.. 15.-M8o g..
@SS5 MI airn nuD 10 ii9tnIatiOnsn I'D, as
gs5 GG;sottsGitS T.9, 29:6 SOrm., n@'
M9O. $3.50, $50, "ll.0 %aam.
MAD Curtis 9ap. 1928 9orm. ,ooe ~
wc% ouren, MT. REPUBLICATION, 2.2o 1e"m-
r.[c+ntinn q 40 Hahm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

Nte Geutid,e Sant pom Baltimore.
9ultimore, ben %. 9ejsmber 1900.
3i. 9ireftoren obioer 9ant 6aben beute cine
balbid6rlibe SipiDenbe BON q QroBent trt!drt, irei
BON allen Abeabsn, ,ablbar am unO nab gt o n t a Q,
otn II. Sanuar 1901.
(363;1,1D Musuft sSeber.S oifirsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
- Sag>8oot


- 8ag-SoOt
d. g btIaoeIpbia q.
9sgtnnsnb am L. s uni, Dirb bic g ritsa
ON : 2tnit" SAG : 3 fer Dur6 ben
RaHaI in Sitnft feltn, tusl6e bon altimort
I'm 80 WOrgens tdgIi6, SOrntuss
ausqsnommsn, %abfobr,n, nit Gntunit in Z Is
lGotIpbia q NJ gbenb estIbtn Z a.
gts.
9uHaqisre f6rne4 ouF 9Bunf6 fir hi. Ridfabrt
i'm Rauul auf ben BON philadelphia fommtnotu
8as=3umpfer trau5ferirer, tppour3 oitiebtn ON
ielbsH Gage ~unotfdbr I'M 8 llbr abtnOs tpi:per
in Baltimore %tintreffeH.
prd6tise 6abrt eur6 BEN RnnaI.
Ginfad1e Sabrt mur $1.OO.
rad Tetvsgort per 8abn bon 9bilabtlpbia 81. 90
Rad 3spsQort uno iurid I'll 9ugo SO. 90
Billet. fnb i'm 8 ii II unb bel albtrt's, Rr.
Is, ROrSsGbarItsse trubt, iu bubsn, mad atlantic.
Stir, Gape Ttap, Gsburps9arf, 2oresErGn6, aIs
buno, 3ros, SaratOgas5 prin8s, 5ou=Rips, 3ens
port, RepsSabtn (Gt.l 9OrtIanO (glaiEt unO
alien Turtten n6rbli6, San Der 0trftt, 2iobts II.
9rattsStraSs, anbaGtcnO an ben groBsn Gii5ptGt=
sen in Rtttsrton; ftrntr in 4eIpcafle, Gel, ans
fHlitbenb an Die SrOp.ps2iRie mad 80 I nj i II q:
tom, Del. Gptlitat Gabrptiit fir SOuutaes'
i6uler, Ssreine unb arSbe Gtis1iAufteu. Wsstn
9ampbItt auo irgsns p.t6e austunft i&rtibt
man an
Clarence Sbrtpsr. sasnt,
(WlatS0-J Rr. 2O4, 9iGbts6trOss.
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n4UDal 8lne'"Sinte
- S~biIabrInhfa uue RensMort.

nadb philadelphia uHe SIemSgort'
CtRli6. StrlSaaeen' ger. y ~ q "S g'
S";i,t s1arTor 9.l9 9. 9.24 y. IS s
9 1T - Sin.r a9.528. 9.57 Q. @ 6
hh.rTnT inner. Sal, !lO.O 9. 1854 a.. 10 9
n.rfor Sintr 100 q. LOS q. SO s
Srotn;no Ropm, Diner " Ills y. "2.20 u. 30
SsoroI pimit.o,S ougi6lieblt9 pullman, 9arlor,
STARVATION n, DINING sGar* %. 40 q. 3.53g. 90
authorization 4480 u. ASP 81. %
1arIor, Diner "6W9. sos 9. @ 9
6oa$es aa8 9bita, . 80 " go 30 . r. s;G5 q. ~ " 9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad 4.p.gOri, ftrtig SUM
g.i,Ssn in Nt. REPUBLICATION ut 1000 IGbtn6s.
8Ia. nit So IND rGH moriirt. balten In Bil'
minqtsn uHD Gbdtsr, ale anotrtn mot
0srl. GamDtn. 8trl. Dtt. gtspal.
gbi(qOtlpbfa aPtom. sos gOrm., $40 ..
95ila0elpbia Ggprtb . 2.35 gsa3m., 20 r. Y
SIS ruoe,n 0ttom. 49,. +5.15 Ra9m., "5.2O y.
sbiIob,Ipbia Qf!om. &C. 10 aBDs., 1918 y
S~iFttE9hreduI RoropetsGde @alOsrts uno Saltt'
upr,hrabt, Rr POI, 6HosSroaond0, gtt. Rooal'
Stotion obtr COMMUNICATION.
e. b. uHbErppob 8. p WGrfIn
2. IN. II. Gen. sD&qr. gter. SaD'S1aeHi'
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Wor6oentCGer SrouO.
sM ResslmdBise
E9Gmpf S6iffd6rt
SutfheH

%9arnpf S6iffaGri
SfuifheH
Baltimore naO 8renen
b;ir9 bic neuen unb erprobten, nit als
len 9tqusmIi9teiteR perfebeuen
PoitOamPfer l. aIuiie:
n9annOber," .Miin9sn."
v0armftobt," yRbsin,"
r&0ln," GobIen5,~
u5rantfurt," ~Main3,"
r4pIanb."
Die @rpebitiUHstuge linb, tpie foIgt:
bon Baltimore: -
.86ein," Mtttpo6, 9. San, 2 ubr
Fa9mtttags.
p9annpDsr," Mittp.. 80, San, 2 n6r
Nd9mittag5.
Swtitt Raiiitsn.9 aFag.Pres P42.
GrtluFO. RrieViteuer.
9ampfer ,H6ein," Mitttpo6, 9. San.
Grfs Raiit, $50. 3tpsits Roifte S44.
Grfluiiot Rriegst.usr.
3 10 i3tnOefs -: 9afiaOc 9reig:
BON Baltimore mad 9r,mtn $50
5u5tgli6 $1.M 8ritgst.ler.
Bon Bremen nab Baltimore $34
RuEersl,seiu.ts rem Salttnsr.
"r @.s Ss'H SHs$ t u" 'S'T saEas. rosni. mon I'd FS ~
bic @sRraI'aOtr
q. @6umadsr G Comp,
BE. { SabsGdu'etrabs
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soltimOre.er6isbs GiicnbaBn.

@srtb. Gpsnat. ia tgf Gd,tif, w.
shss Gs.sa eb an q @9 ssg%Gttsu s-7 '4'''" "~
7.4U UtorgeRs En0 VIT1ob.ntagsn nap gt!oir nm
s.$ sai ws i Ssa = sHs 5 g TSSTift nsS sqr.ttt II.
$50 TatJaas a. an SSuntaSsu nab Stiotr UNI
eso Ss sgs a.st at an samFoO mao e'ieiF u"
fI9s aSsHs'' q. O. RttnsttlttE
@easraAs0 si4aftsfaaeEs
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lsin Srneert une einunepirr3isff e 9ipifente.
" Shreau Der
Siremen'S endurance Company.
8aItimpre, ben 81. December 1900.
Der 9rdfoeut uno bic S%irsttoren bubsn cine
balbi6brli6e Sipiocnbe bon bier 4) YrO3eHt err
fldrt, irsi bon alien Stsuern, am 8. Sanuar 1901
Sanuar 1901 Qei6lOhen.
1853 5arru G. Rial. Gstretdr.
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6etrdut
SpbeSf1Qe.

Dim Honneritae, ben 8. Sanlar 1901, ourd 0ator
6. 9oubrr & 0 b II ~. 8eeb NIT % enrictt
&. Geifert, 9siOe bon Baltimore. 81
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Sobn SerDis & sp9n,
ftidsnbffattsr nnS Ginbal(amirtr,
CIR. zoos. CrleorS.estr.

3reiqqefddft: 4l6t Strl, Gaasrnsapsnut. 6isb.
f~onotoirn, Baltimore, Rb. 9elspbsn Rr. 1893.
auti6en irtrnsn ~aelisssrt Fir 3odltitsa, Inter,
baltunqen unp dnntrt 0.ltesnbtiten.
(Gugl4, 6gets. SaS)
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sutidhem NIT @nmmirdher,r

3mtSd3cft NIT Gammtrdocru.
rdr SsG,,it.n unb gesrbiguns.n. Gf.ftrifh,s
ai9t unb 9ollto6ltn=8tiiuus. $500. drufs
9rtis "a, O0.)
Cs~altimoresG oupe, G cmpasuie,
Rr. 315, WtfsG ap.ttts6trab StIsSbon 256.
Rr. 314, 0orb.grOdbpar. Seltpbon 1913.
Waoiionsabenu:=St6u Rr.2207, WaoiipnslUenus,
(G.pt8, lTt, T&S) dtlssbou 7l6S.
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onnnpn Inrf=Gemetern

E.u. Ssttiouen HHo itst sur 8sittiounq b,ro.s
rihttt Bitlt ouss rDdbIts ae.s. Der Guprirten=
bent Deg GrunDts unS So0ens miro ieoe gtpiiHi9te
Nusfunf. ertbsiitr. Sas Grtmatori m
itsbt tdsttb iur aniseition often. Bso.u Qdbr,n
fp.not man Fd an serS u2,rintsno,n ten oDr an oas
gireau in glr. 322, IDrpsG bsrIess5 TT.
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GtrhlidJe Mn,eisen.
S~eriammlnngs> Nu;elgen.

49, WarpIan D. SGfer<gerein.
6tutt, Gamfao, 5. 6an., N6enos s 1lbr, 8s=
neral=g erianmlune unD @ufbt3ablune Der 8tttrdge
in 9ari6's @als, CIR. AIS, @:t=2sTington=S Str.
(4-5) 9ug. Boat, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

6eeerdls9 @Sparnerefn

Gi. monatli3. 9eriummlung Deg ~2abor 2pceumH
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-21
RALTIMORE PROVISIONS
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Sept. 20.-The principal
incident in today's stock market was
the recurrence to the consideration of
spectators of the money market out
look. The Unexpectedly heavy move
ment of currency to the interior for the
week by express, as reported by the
banks, was the immediate cause of this
development The early advance in the
stock market was checked when the
published estimates made their appear
ance and prices sold off, practically
wiping out the earlier gains. The esti-
mates do not include today's operations,
and as yesterday was holiday and prac-
tically no business was done on Saturday,
the showing is for only four days. Yet
the shipments of money to the interior
by the banks were the heaviest OF any
week in the season, reaching S5,380.2a6
compared with $3,737,S1S last week. Al
lowing for the receipts the net less by
the banks on the express movement was
nearly three million dollars. This is
considerable offset to the gain on Sub
Treasury operations which reached up
to last night 81 ,S47 eco. AS the extraor
binary measures of the Treasury for the
relief of the money market have about
exhausted their force, the effect next
week of the heavy interior demand be-
comes somewhat disquieting. The loan
item. in tomorrow's bank statement is
also to be reckoned with in connection
with the fact of subscriptions by the
banks to several large municipal bond
issues
The announcement late in the day of
an engagement of 100000 in gold at
Paris for import had only slight effect
on the market as the exchange rate is
considered too high to bring any con-
siderable amount of gold yet. The rate
today continued steady and was affected
by the large selling of stocks for Lon
don account under the disturbing in
fuence of a considerable military success
for the Beers. The violent and erratic
fluctuations in Amalgamated Copper
were also a disturbing influence in the
market The stock sold as low as 104
and then rallied to 10SR, fuctuating
feverishly over lesser range between
those figures The announcement of the
dividend action was withheld until after
he c-os!, of -he market. Apparently
there was a sharp demand at the last
from a short interest. The omission of
dend for the quarter, leaving the regular
rate IL per cent came as surprise in
spite of the recent heavy decline OF the
stock. During the early rise in prices
the same influence prevailed as for some
time past, especially the conviction that
plan is progressing for the merger of
all the Vanderbilt railroads by the for
nation of a financial company to hold
the stocks of the various railroad COM
panies.
Railroad bonds were moderately active
and strong. Total sales (par value)
SO, 49,, 900.
United States bonds were all un-
changed on the last call
The total sales of stocks today were
$50, 700 shares. including the following:
Atchison, 1880 Chesapeake and Ohio,
$780, Chicago. Terminal and Transpor-
tation, $500; Erie, 10000; Erie, first pre-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-21
SMALL AMOUNT Of
COTTON BROUGHT IN.
Weeks Figures Far Below
Those Of Last Year.
TRADING MOST ACTIVE
ASteady Close With Prices Eight to
Ten Higher.
CASH GOING OUT HEAVILY TO INTERIOR
CASH GOING OUT HEAVILY TO INTERIOR
Half a Million in Gold Engaged Fer Shipment
Here. Exchange Rates Too High to
Bring Any Considerable
Amount as Yet.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Sept 20.-There has been
market and business generally has been
on an Indifferent scale. Staple and
fancy cottons without charge in prices.
Print cloths narrow and wide firm, but
inactive Linens are firm with quiet de-
mand. Burlaps are dull and easy to buy
at last weeks prices.
COTTON.
New York, Sept. 20.-The market for
cotton futures opened firm with prices
five to eight points higher on fairly
generous buying to cover shorts, for
Wall Street account and on European
buying. For a time around the opening
New Orleans and other Southern inter-
ests bought here. The influences bearing
on the market were of marked bullish
character. Liverpool was 21s points
higher than expected, receipts were sur
prisingly light, the weather South was
very unfavorable to late cotton and to
picking, while revised estimates as TO
the yield this year showed further re-
auctions. But despite the bullish news
at hand, the market gave way to bear
pressure before the end of the first half
hour, and January eased off seven points.
Claims that the long interest was top
heavy and that the demand for cotton
South was gaunt,, tended to check ag
gressive investment buying. Soon after
midday shorts began to lose confidence
in their position, while buying for out
side account grew rapidly. Reports that
frost had appeared over the Northern
portions of the Central and Western
sections of the belt last night, and
forecast for more frost pretty much over
the entire Northern district of the belt
tonight started buying to protect over
sales. Then came the figures for the
amount of cotton brought into sight this
week $4,000 bales, against 224 400 bales
last year. u.s. 900 bales in 1899, and $685.
600 bales in 1898. This startling de-
ficency was more than the bears had
taken into account and on general buy
ing, which followed January advanced
from 7.7S to 7SS. From this level there
was some reaction later under profit
taking, but the market as a whole was
decidedly firm in the last hour. Trading
was more active than at any time of
late and business through commission
houses showed an increase. The market
was finally steady with prices eight to
ten points higher.
NEW YORK
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lower. Provisions closed an active day
zoe to Csc. higher
Leading futures ranged as follows
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ferred. 5000; Louisville and Nashville,
6, 400; Missouri Pacific, 10, $50; New YORK
Central, $500; Norfolk and western
10, AGO. New York, Ontario and western
II, 00O Pennsylvania, $4,000; Phliadeipiia
and Reading, $500; Chicago, MiiWauhee
and st. Paul, 10000; Southern Pacilc'
$500; Southern Railway, $4,000; SOUTH
ern Railway, preferred, $500; Union "a
cific, 44,S0O; Amalgamatcd Copper, loo,-
500; Anaconda Mining Company, o'ooo,
United States Steel 23,5Oo; united
States Steel, preferred, 800.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-21
NOTICE. SALE OF LAND FOR PARTI-
TION

NOTICE. SALE OF LAND FOR PARTI-
TON.
James H. Anderson VS. Isham Jefsrcys,
Cornelia Jeffreys and others:
In pursuance of an order of the Sup4
rior Court of Wake county. State of
North Carolina. The subscriber, as com.
missioner of the court. will sell at the
court house door in the city of Ralei III,
on the 21st day of October, 1901 NJ u
O'Clock at noon the land situated in
the city of Raleigh known in tho plan
of said city as part of lot No. 14l, nc pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash; bounded as follows: Adjoining the
lands of the Tabernacle Baptist church,
the land formerly owned by Thomas Jon
kins and others. Beginning at II ojnt
made by the Northwestern intersection
of Person and Hargatt st:ec.s, rumninA
west with Hargett street from the south
west corner of the land of the Baptist
Tabernacle church. forty feet 90 the
southeast corner of the lot formerly own
ed by Thomas jenkins, thence north with
his line one hundred and thirty eco
feet, thence east forty feet. thence south
one hundred and thirty (3oN feet, - the
beginning, being part lot No 1l2 in tn.
plan of the city of Raleigh This the
goth day of September, A. D., 1901. Date
Of sale October 21st, 1901. Time OF sale
II o'clock, noon. Terms of sale cash.
VI. A. BLEDSOE,
Commissiorr..
This September 10Th, 1901.