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Oeiraths=0icen3eu.

folgenbe 9eirat65 : 2icen3en purz
BEN qeItern pom Nftuar bss Common
9leasz@ eri6ts ausgeitelt:
Charles 80. GoGi1on, "a, II. @oit6
4nupp, p Sable alt; 2icen3 geRolt
pon Sbos. $. Yenn, CIR. 1915, Weit>
8ratt1tr.
Gborles s. Boone, 26, Nr, 343,
observation-disclosures uno 5ranceS
5immonsfi, Is Sabre alt.
9enrD 2auber, 81, unb QouiieSeez
palo, Al Sabre alt; 2icen3 gebolt
pon G6arles 80, N}ercp, Ger, 26, 49,
2eringtpnI traBe.
george 5rid, 80, unb @lice &C..
6opfins, 81 Sabre alt; 2tcen3 gez
bolt BON S. 8ellp, gtr. 2644, Meftz
Nort6z4penue.
gbparb s. @teport, %, un6 Maz
rp 6. @etter, Is Sabre alt; 2icen5
gebolt BON 81, 6. 8%raoforO, Nr. 768,
@eorgeitraBe.
Goparb 6, @eel6oor, 27, CIR, 612,
NorbzM}ountItraBe, unb Mamie 6.
9u1ep, 20 Sabre aft.
s. Qouis @4mitt, %, g}r, 1917,
O1tz9reIton7traBe, unb 8, 6rances
9ubgin8, "a Sabre aft.
George g.. GtuI1er, 25, BON Norfolt,
9u., uno 8irbie W}aD Glute.
G6arles 6, 8ramer, %, Nr, 1902,
3etreotTtraBe, unb Grneftine Slider,
"a Sabre alt.
@eorge Gagon Gorbett, %, II, SOu
5lorence Gong, 10 Sabre aft, 8eibe
BON @a16ington, .. 6.
6reoerid 6eB, q, CIR, 248, &lbez
marleitraBe, uno GOitb 6, 6. SIC
Gagbep, 10 Sabre alt,
6. 8. MarfIanb, 26, unO 5annie
6iQen, "a Sabre aft, 8eiOe BON Pbiz
%laDelpbia, ga.
6omuel So, IS, unb 8ert6u 60
benitein, 80 Sabre alt; Qicen5 9e6olt
BON NleronOer @igIer, Nr, 1926, g.
8onotraBe.
Marfs @bil6erg, 81, unb Grace
NbeG, 27 Sabre aft; 2icen3 ge6olt
BON s. 6. S%tten6eimer, gfr. 208,Wfo.
SeIep6one 8lbg.
goul 0tter6ein, 26, unO 6uttie
SoteI, q Sabre alt; 2icen3 ge9olt
BON S, s. Maai4, Siioofzgde Genz
trdlz9lpe. unb G6aieitr.
Nrtbur 8. 8amfort6, %, II. Murp
Marg, M}tBel, Is Sabre alt, 8eioe
BON 8IenzHod, ga.
Safob g. 8oobs, Is, g3r, 1888,
@e acknowledgements, unb Marp Ga
Uterine 8roq, 26 Sabre alt.
9iGearp Upton @eatOn, "a, gr.23,
8eitzOI iperitraBe, unb Sba 6. 6lo@
ra, Is Sabre alt.
u. Gugene MoobpurO, 80, Scr.
1912, Moi6erftraBe, unb 5Gora 6.
Collins, 81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24

Cincinnati, Ohio, % 5tunoeE.
Gouutils9lufis. Soma, ? Saoe.
Concern, R.so., 10 StuuOsH.
9enotr, Colorado, q 5ase
Sstrpit. MID, | Gag.
SdlpsftoH, Geras, 2 Gaqe ) StuneeRS
A9arrts5urg. 4a., 3 Stunocu.
Sarttorn, Connecticut, Y StmIosn.
SHotaHopoii5, 5nD.. 1 Iag.
Sotlon, gtiiFiTpbi. 2 Saae.
2odlonpilc, Glorjoo, 1 Saq.
6anld5=6itp, g,ifouri. , IaQe,
Sittlt 1od, Qrfanios, | IuQ Is StHFSt5
Soui5piue, Rp., l 5aq 2 StuuotB.
Mtmpb's. Tenn, l Ga9 5 StunOeu.
gtobtle, alabama, lIoQ g 5tuuocn
0oriolt. 9jCJiNisn, Y Stuup2u.
8tipzErlcans, Ga, / SaQ 10 6taR0sI
Staot ReU=0orf, 5 6tuuoen.
CmGad, Ncbrusla, 2 SAGE.
QortlanO, Blaine, ! 5aQ.
PORTLAND, Oregon, ; Eaas.
QbiIaOeIp5ia, ia, 3 5tarbeu.
4%ittsbHrg, Va, II Stuuocu.
0rooioctt. 3s5., Is 5tunotn.
&alciQb. @.zG., 10 SturOcu.
Ct. QoUis, W;iouri, l 8aQ 6 5tunber.
q. Gou!, NtiHHciOta, ] Sag y Stuuoe&
San Grau}i5cp, Cal, 4 Gage Il GtuROsA
Soptta, GlHid5. 2 Sage.
g0itOH, QllH., 10 stunoen.
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Ser Rrnnnften=W DART.
+ : Brpbutte {.

Qebenbes @efliigel: pro gfunb,
iunge 9ii6ner 12c. Bis 14c.; ulte 9i6z
ner 12c. Bis 1886; @nten Sc. Bis 12c.;
3auber, pro gaar 15c. Bis zoe.
Ser, pro OuBeno zoe. Bis 213c.
4epFal, PRO SAB SOC. Bis 1925;
8firIife, PRO Site 75c, bis $1.50;
Oamfons, pro 10 Pfun0z8orb 35c.
Bis 40c.; 8trnen, pro Serb zoe. biz
&c.,; Srau6en, pro 5 pfnnDz&or6
12c. Bis &c.; 9fluumen, pro 8or6
zoe. Bis Doc.
Semitic; &~artOffeIn, pro 5aB 75c.
Biz $1,40; pro 8uidel 45c, Bis SOC;
3niebeln, pro 8uIdel 60c. big 75c.;
@eiBtohl, pro 9unOert $1.0O Bis
$1.50; Sopfulat, pro 8ufdeltiIte
30c. Biz 40c.; Somatoas, pro 8uI9el
SOC. Bis Co.,; 3uferri6en, pro Bin
Del 1e. bis 1!c.; Mlais, pro DuBenO
&c. Bis 10c.; 2imabO9nen, pro 8u=
i6eltiIte SOC. bis &C.,; Se1erie, pro
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8ieGei6t bemii6en sic ii4 Biz gum
@arten6or unb bolen mir ben 8or1
ratb. Sd mGre Sbnen iebr banfbar,
fe6r!"
Die geieQf9Qftertn erbob ii4 lang
fam uno ungern. Sic fiiblte, bier
ging etpas Dor, unb tie Durfte ntdt
fort. Q6er Satiana's Qugen hingen
nit 10 beft6lenbem Nusbrud duf thr,
oaB tie fetnen Biberipru4 pa9te.
6aitig elite tie gum 4arftbor, Dffrete
es unb trat beraus. Der Monn itano
nod unter6alb Der 2aube uno 1praq
binauf. Damn 3og er feinen Wogen
Bis gu i6r u1b patte ibr ben Reit Der
QpFslfinen elm. Sic forfdte in ieinem
@eIi6t unb erI4rat. Sbre f4arfen
Iugen bemerften, baB Der 8oQbart
nit grDBter 8eI6idli6teit an9etlebt
mar. 1no barunter ~erfannte tie bas
bagere, burdgeiifigte NntliB be5 idd@
bigen Mannes, ben lie bumols Dor
Der ganteIeimons : Stride geie4en,
benz Satiana 3ugepintt bate.
Ous mar Der STUDENT Boris
9r3ensfb, Der polnti6e Pripatietretar
bes @rafen, BEN man in Der 8erbdn@
nunq glau6te!! Ser SoQti6ne lebte
pieber bier, pugte es, ii4 in 9ertlet@
oungen Der GomteFe 3u.nG6ern! uno
fe mar aGein nit i6r! 4uf i9r laitete
bic 8erantmortung, Mus iolts tie
tbun? Nn pen ii4 I'M 8ath mem
ben? S6re 11ntenntniB Der 2anbesz
fprafe ma6te tie 6ilfloS. SIN gtot3<
faQe blie6 ibr ni6ts pie bic 8ruger;
u6er bann mar i6r Bahamas 8unIt
perIpren. = Der 8rGfin i4reiben?
Den unqliifli6en ausliefern? Sau1
fenb @e0unfen freu3ten i6r 9trn,
mG6renO tie blaB unb pie angenur3elt
itdn0.
nNun, mas 6aben Sic, mo bleiben
sic, Grna Nleranbropna2" rief Sd@
tiana laut.
Der 8ertleiOete blitte gu i6r BIN
iiber uno fu9r bann nit ieinem Wo@
gen peiter. 9as 8ens6men bes f40z
men MGO6en5, bas Spiiren in ieinem
@eIi6t, i6r ionberbores @rblei6en
beunru6igten i'm. NuffdQig nno
bGurii8 ftampfte er baOon, etpos I'M
Der tGnoli6eS Dor ii9 6inmurmelno.
(EortisBung 1o!gt.l
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q u5Idnb b.

Bremen, 9cu:iblono, Q SAGE.
gutuos gprts, NrGentiuieu, % EaSsa
Galfutta, grtttih=anoieu, 80 3a0e.
Semrara, gritjia=@uiauu, 16 6Qgs.
6onQsRono, China, q Sage.
RiuQfor, Samaica, s Gage.
2~tocrpOOI, Guolano, Z 5aQe.
9u3ern, s6psi3. 10 Sage.
Stuot Werito. Merifo, ) 3uos.
Ntosfau, RuBIauo, 70 Sage.
Banana, Der. staatsn BON Colombia, z 9GG&
Paris, 6rantrci9, 8 GAGE.
GuCbec, GaLaou, 2 SAGE.
Brio De aaHtiro, 9raFljcu, q SaeG
Rom, Stalien, 10 GAGE.
Ct. SUbus, 9cuiunol1no, 4 SGQt.
Ct. Petersburg. Rublauo, u Gags
SpSntp. Guftralien. 81 5ags. o
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Siehm1rfte.
.G6icago, %. Sept, -Rinbp

,G6ico9o, %. Sept, -8in6Oteb
-6eutige 3ufu6r $500; Preiie $1.5C
Bis $3.50. S4peine: 6eutige 3ufu6l
1000, morgen 10000, ii6rtg geblie:
ben 1000; 9reiie $7.35 bis $7,95
@6aFe: 6eutige 3ufubr $4,000;
9reifa $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Gaf 2ibertp, 8a., %. Sept
Marft Itetig; 9rei7e $500 Bis $7.25
@6peine: Marft 606er; 9reiIe $500
Bis $500. @6afe: Martt flau;
8retie $3.50 Big $3.50.
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Gie6futter. unS strubpreiie

Tolgenoes iinO Die uuf ben itaatz
Ii4en Maogen fir 9eu, Strob II. !.
m. seftern er3ieIten preiIe:
SefIt6e 9euDaage.
9eu. = Stmot6n, SIS Bis SIT,
3Iee6eu, $12 bis $13, gemii4te5, $14
Bis SIS pro Some.
@trob. = Nei3enitrob SIS, ROgz
genitrob, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
MeftIi9e 9eupuage.
9eu. = Simot6p, $13 Bis SIS,
&leebeu, $12 big $14, gemiI4tes, $12
Bis $14 PRO Some,
Strob. = Mei3enftro6, Sc Bis
So, R~o9genitrOb, $12 Bis $14 PRO
prD Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24
6eutiqe S6luBrute:
8nItimnrer Gffeftenb0rie.
(Beri5tet fir ben r9euti9en GOrrsiponOtntsn' Ourd
:. 8m. TioDsuOOrf & Co.

D. -N' @EF~wF"~~FT
8uIttmDre, %. september.
s. @iQiam MtbbenOorf &c 60.
bere6nen fir Jrancs: 8dnfiersz
3rutten uuf go Sage 5,198, auf Si6t
5.174, faufmdnniide auf go Sage
5.20-5.214. Reidsmart auf so
Sage 944. @ulOen auf 60 Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8unfierg auf so Sage
4.834, auf 6i4t 4,865, tuuFmdnnii4e
4.83-4.835,
@ertdufe auf Der bieiigen @ffettsn=
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Crib prrlirbrn anf Gausaeriibe.

MARYLAND LOAN COMPANY
lit p. ,uusrldiFQf iR Der 6tapt, unc piro ibtr
ale @sibafts abipluts 9eribpie1tnbtit bsrpabrt.
Sbrt Greunos bruubeu Ri9ts pauOn gu njfeu.
gBenn sic Elm Surltbeu BON elmer auDtrsu Cons
paQnit baben, molten mir Oafc!bs iir sic ,urud sabs
len unD SbHen mebr Gtlo oorftreden.
4ieOrigs Sebubren. g~inftigs 8eDinsun0sn
The Maryland Loan Company.
I2 unp l03 2ap=guaiGOing,
(auuilS, 3D{tsl Gtginstou= uaD st. glulSStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24
Rn %ncrfauien:

Ssst it bic @;ltgenBsit ginEig, i3 tin biai8es
0aus gu t~aufeu.
Rsue eduIsr an Der eaOieits Der McGIOstrps
etraBe, icbs 3immsr, 8runO5ins $3.50. 9rsis
$95O.NO; grunohiid IA SUB bi 100 GUS,
G. s. @aItagber, 9auunternebmer
(SanI8--) Rr. 1898, OtzgaltimOre=S Str.
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Orunoeiaentbntns sMgenten.

SSnnfdhen Gle Sbr 5Gus su permtctben peer
5u perfauisn? g9tnn bitisg Der 6aa, iolten Sic
mid eamit beauitraesn. oturp ". ao9srs 5,
Hr. go, GorDzG6arles=Strabe.
(Gtablirt 1881 (Stpt16. 1Wf)
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gu berfaaiem ooer 1T bermiethen.


3u pertdnfeu pcer Su oermtcfben'
gtaio Sans uno 2aoen gr. 217, Suo=Gutaip.
strubs, uabe benz Gamben=8abnbOf; % bel &c
SUB, @runo,ing idbrlib $24O. @a58uiraQen beFm
Giosntbimer, CIR. 357, 9iorO=GalpertzS trabs.
l246 & 20 . 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24
National Cash Register Co.

125-127, g8. z6apetts=Str.
gfeue Sotal aDoireuDe gtationals BON $50 an.
Icus Setail ~aDoirenpe TatiOnals BON $50 an.
Gebrau6te TatiOnals, fir 2 Sabre garautirt, ios
nit J~eoifterg auOertr 6~abritate gu iebr nteorI9sn
Qreiien.
Gin. 9cf8tiQuns tofet Ri6tg. (se9t2O, 1GH)
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OsidGftsz0 elegenbeiten.


gu O%erfaMfcH:
Gin @rocerD3aotn NIT g9obnbaus, in pelb
elm ausQe3ti6netes 8aargei6dft Qttbdn miro. NaDs
aufraatn in III. 100, 9reBtmau= Ctr, Gde Dtountz
Str: auter NertauisarunO. lScpt9,lV III
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Nnse,gen. gu berfamien,
gu %perfaufen.

rSeltene 8efeesnbett Elm farteg 9iero, 0a9en
uHo 9ftrOegei6irr; paienO fIr Elm 8rOeer;cgei9dft
Ra33uira8en i'm nGeuti9en GOrrsipOnOeHt.1
C267-S)
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6elttiae S6luBrQte:

betrug 1888 Bui6sl; 8eridnOt bon
ben Glepatoren 372 8ui6el; @lspatoz
renz@orratb 1855 8ui4el. @ertdufe:
10000 ROpember neuer pDer alter gu
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Serlangt in N%Qaemeinea.
steQengeinhe:

5telGeesiu6:
Gin Wldo6en BON 16 Sabren iu6t et:Qe fir
lsi6te @ausarbeit. gab3ufraecn in gr. 1876, e.
@ilmorsStraBe. C266-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24
8nItinnrcr Warftbcrihtc.

(Sriattt fir Sen r5:uti3en GOrEtiDOnOtntsn.N
Baltimore, %, September.
Me6L. Die 6eutige Me83ufubr
belief ii4 uuf 1891 Safer, einz
i6lieBli4 1926 5d7er gu Occult
9otnt unO 9616 Safer gu Canton.
8iitenperianOt 1911 Safer, Martt
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Vc~*"TF ON"gT U"D
@ei3en. : Die 6eutige Wei3enz
3ufubr be3ifferte iid ouf 23,179 8u>
f6eI; @srfanbt bon BEN GleDatOren
1866 8uIfel; @leDatoren : 8orratb
1,107, 800 8uIdeI. @ertGufe: 5000
8uf6el reuer Spot gu 724, 10000
9a5ember gu 735, 5000 DECEMBER gu
725, l @o99on neuer Spot gu 72t,
1900 Nr. 2 rOther peitli6er Spot gu
723.
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POitmarfrn=N Qenturen.
9erf6iebus @taotI6:jle, in tpel6er
POltzWertbIaden Dertauft

Yolt=Q8ertbldden Dertduft
peroeH.
RtlOalt, G. g. scott.
QortsRoaO = GurueQ 8. 6oppineton.
gOripfsADenus unO 6arrtionfraBs - Robert q.
r. ''aI strase unO Qa,tiuooon.apepus SOUS
Crouoepins oiram Rimblt.
SOrt=GOtHus unO3 O5niOnzstrube &. 2. 6.
5. nnO souQ5.strabe, 6ioBlanotoDn = Samss
6. 5ruar.
Cron0epine georqe gcn.
Ctr. IS, uniOu=aOsnus C0OooberrD) = GtarsHo
g. Miuiams.
qrooOna9 unb goltimorsss traBs gsOrg, 3.
sgap.
Gamotn.s Station. .gultimOrss0 8tosgasu.'
StiGrOrrnng buu Pofla6eu.
QGnqe Der erforberli9en 3sit our GrA
rei6ung Der berf4ieoenen Be-
ftimmun98orte.
IlntenTtebeno lit Die ungefdhre 3tit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9oItIaaen BON
Dem 8altimorer 9ot 8ireau mas
ben buuptId4li6sn einbeimif6sn unO
auspdrtigen StGDten ber3si9nst.
Snlan0.
QtlantitsGitp, MS, 6 5tunOsn.
@roOtlpr, R.sQ, 6 StunOtn.
GurlinQton. 8srmont, II StuHoER
Buffalo, R.sQ., 10 Stunosn.
Gope glap, MS, 6 Stunosn.
Gbarlsfon, sc, Is StunotHs
Gtica0O, Sus., l gag.
Columbia. 6.sG., II 5tunStn
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gu oert1ufcn:
s. older an Der p2&tit!itcn 4tarpIdnOer 9abn,"
nabe u { il III i II It er, bsbdut.
239 4d;r i'll III : 0 Il Il tp. q
Wsilen ppn Der 6taDt1rcnje.
Serner ieiue &anO + c in It. Naibju0tOR
uno GatOnspilt.
@arrp 3. 9egtfer,
Caor26,I Il, l&S) 900 Union 8ruit Sulloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24

9uBenb SOC. bis Co.,; CRIME 8obnsn,
pro 8nf4eltifte 25c. big SOC.
9rpeertes nno Prpp'l'oz
,. mem
aa11lnlrf nd 3ndar; pro- PTIn oe g.
@uIIsll' o'1o3C.' Pulpeltl-Ll, 4,0o5t.'
SlolporO' 9Fanul'rI, 4sI93',' 2 lsIH
g g a;'05e.' SrqISt, 43, -
g9'uiep.a w. 4'oA2"' 9s'US'' ''o2'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24

Sine 9ripat=5amilie bat ein prd6tiges YianIno,
bag fe Al perfaufen beabi6tigt, tpenn aud NIT
qroBem 9erluf. Man a~Oreifrc r90r 1907 an ben
vSeuti6en GorreippnoeHten". G6l-6)
gtanearcsgi dbsM afb nen-Saar oecr Greett.
3fpet Raibineu in ems Gods unD Returning.
giuiater Mai6tnenz2aDen in beretdbt. Gbarlts
Z. 6barxer, Rr. ga. @eitsSaIttmo Strabe.
114N
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4IIte SettunaeR (GOrreTponbsntsn),
aOe. pro Suresrt, An BADEN in Der Office Aes -DsuA
f5en Gorrt!pon0tnttu," Baltimore . Ctr. unA 8sRs
6f7cesa peRUss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-24
R6Te?
g6Fe!

ar Rssiie Inn guslanhe beforst t~Hnerhnlb "a ShsAEGn
"a bsSenisno bsrabss1estem $Teile
GDuarC RatHe,
hR%yeRpGeg Salttmo4ss Stt0SE uae Esfs9M&@GS&
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Su p%erfuufeu:

81 perfdufeu:
3pci feline gaupldse an Der alien GrtOerids uno
GpQiuQ=9}oao, s unO 7 Ader; ierusr cine Garm
bon 100 Qdsrn, tbeils nit IrpalO, an 9ianta=
tantsaioer. @loucsitr=Gountp ga, oOr eesen
@runoetgentbum in Der 6taot umjutlui4tn. Z.
g. 8almsr & s o., II, Gf=EombarOs5trnBe.
Suli29-)
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6eutiqe S6IuBrQte:

. gN~FSV SWTN*O~T~T~
1898 8uf4el; aus ben Glepatoren
3uriifge3ogen 5162 8uf4el; GleDatoz
renz9Oratb 441,352 8uI6eL,
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Sarlebem auf OrunOeigentbmtn.

Sarlchcn run $500 bis $4,000
auf 8runOeigcut6um in Der 5taDt uno Dem Canoe,
"nieor.ge 3in5ratsn. :. d. 8trrp & 3 Son,
Tr. 225, ct. YaulzStra;. (4prilll,l0
0nrfehen mi MGhel II / III
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2u nRrFnufeft

9illiQ = 1871 unO IS older; Gin neucg
0aus auf sintm; biuiq, ip:nn OjeIt g9o8e nod
ptrtauft. gu %criraQeu bel Cannon, 9r. no.
q. AlnLzsirahc. &altimnrs. lGtL2hlAl
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Su permtetben.

Ser @inter nabt beran, Ro6lcn Fno tbsucr.
tuesbulb nidt an Der mietbe iparen? SD babe
CUTE 6duier nit 6 3immern an brsittn Strabeu
ron So bis SO. 9iad3ufraoeu bel s. 9elano
Sauna, CIR. sos, Qufp=&uiloino. (Sept14, 1Itt)
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Su permfetben:
Gin ib6ncs m0blirtes Grontjlmnrr an tinen
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II. & B. BEERS MARKET LETTER.
Especial to News and Discovery

Especial to News and Discovery
New Orleans, La, Sept. 1O.-Liverpool
was only up to expectations, but our
market nevertheless opened 6 to points
higher and declined IL to Is later on real
izing, due to heavy receipts. After this
pressure was removed values improved
to 10 from the bottom on investment
buying, ruling steady thereafter until
near the close, when large selling orders
again caused uneasiness, making the net
loss to points on the day. While it
is true, the movement is unusually heavy
it is also true that large exporting firms
have been heavy spot buyers as we'll as
is evidenced by the receipts at the out
ports Every one expects the September
movement into sight to be the largest on
record, but this does not prove that the
crop is a large one. If we are to judge
from the monthly bureau the weekly
weather report and the advices now be-
ing received from private individuals the
Indicated out-turn is much below last
years. Allowing for eXaggeration and
moving that the estimated consumption
o: American this year is placed at over
II ,000, 900 bales, there is nothing in the
situation TO warrant selling cotton short
speculativeIy. OF course the pressure OF
it must be contended with, still any i'm
proved demand from spinners will offset
this factor, in the meanwhile weather
conditions have important bearing on the
final yield and must not be lost sight of.
Liverpool is selling more spots and the
undertone seems healthy. We therefore
believe in purchasing on all decided
breaks and taking advantage of spurts to
realize profits. Fl. & B. BEER.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

New York, Sept 10.-For the most
part the tendency of today's market was
irregular, though opening with consider
able strength, which was well main
tanned until the last hour About that
time rumors of the serious illness of
Russell Sage caused a selling movement
in the Gould stocks, the remainder of
the list being sympathetically affected.
Conditions as a whole favored higher
prices. London reported strong tone for
Americans, another gold importation was
announced, call money. though nominal
ly as high as nine per cent, was actual
lv hardly higher than Z per cent. Crop
news was encouraging and early advices
told of a truce between the Pennsylvania
and Gould interests Largely as a result
of these last rumors and aided by clever
manipulation, Pennsylvania and Balti-
more and Ohio, whose interests are viz
tually identical advanced over point
each, and the Gould stocks also gained
In the same move Improvement was
shown by ST. Paul, Louisville and Nash
vile, Rock Island, New York Central,
Illinois Central and the Wabashes, but
the Industrial list was neglected save
for some activity and better prices in the
gas stocks and American Ice preferred.
Following a brief halt toward the end
of the first hour during which the list
sagged, there came an active demand for
Union Pacific, Reading, Manhattan,
Atchison and some of the specialties. AT
the same time there was some selling of
Missouri Pacific by brokers who had
been active on tho other side. St. Paul,
on persistent rumors of an increased div
idend, made further advance, and Phil
adelphia and Readings strength was
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Sept 10 -Turpentine
firm at a.; receipts % casks.
Rosin st ady at al. t0QlI15; receipts 81
Crude firm NJ 6l.40l1260; re"eipts 65 barrels.
Tar firm at 81 So receipts l47
SAVANNAH Ca, Sept. 10 -Turpentine firm
at 45; receipts 100; sales SO; exports 230
Resin firm, receipts 1928; ssle 6l2; exports
Quote: A, B,C,sL22h; D. Si22H; e, s125 F,
a. 321s; G, 8137M; h, 6L6); l, slS5; X, " As;
NJ. So 95; N, e3 40; W G, $3.50; W, S3.s5
CHARLESTON 5. O., Sept. 10 Spirits turpeptIne
firm at A; receipts -, sales 40; ia porIs -.
Ros:n nrm; receipts -; sales 5000; exports
Quote: A, b, G, d, E, 81 10; f sL35; G, S1.4o;
T. 1865; /, e2.O0; K $3.50: NJ, 229i N, $3.50; VIC
- w W; 1885,
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trade actively today pending the issuance
of the Government crop report Weather
conditions were sufficient to start liberal
selling early in the session, but small
receipts of wheat. short stocks of corn
and good support in oats kept prices very
steady. Contract grades were almost
invisible and tended to aid the markets.
At the close of somewhat dull trading
December wheat was a shade up; Sep
TENDER corn sc higher; December corn
1sc. lower; September oats "a to nc. up,
and December oats shade higher. Pro-
visions closed 215c. to TIC. down.
Leading futures RANGED aa roiowA:
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light" and blasted grains indicates
a reduced yield, as well as falling away
in quality. AT New Orleans, receipts
are moderate Prices of Cleveland show
fractional advance and market is very
strong. In Southwest Louisiana and
Texas, harvest is progressing. Quite
deal of disappointment is expressed at
the yield, and considerable discussion is
INDUCED regarding probable outcome,
the general opinion being that the ex-
pectations of seeding time will be large
~ discounted by the actual turnout.
Cables and correspondence from abroad
note better feeling on cargoes with
steady market for spot. cleaned and
firm conditions on forward shipments.
Talmage, New Orleans, telegraphs
Louisiana Crop Movement to date: Re-
ceipt, rough, 357875 sacks; last year,
172,775 sacks. Sales, cleaned. (est0,
1876. $50 pockets; last year, 6SS00 pockets.
Market very strong at advance
Talmage, Charleston, telegraphs Caro-
lima Crop Movement to date: Receipts,
1O2 barrels Sales, 102 barrels. Market
quiet.
DAN TALMAGE'S SONS co.
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THE RICE MARKET.
,nania1 tn News and Ohserver.l

(SpeClal 10 NEWS anu COSSLN oi'}
New York, Sept 10.-The demand OF
the week was steady with triffing in
crease in value although buyers do not
take kindly to the hardening tone re-
flected from strong conditions in primary
markets. Receipts are not large, in
fact, scarcely up to requirements on Ger
tain grades.
Advices from the South are not as
cheerful as heretofore. On the Atlantic
Coast harvest is under full Roadway, but
little threshing has been done and re-
ceipts are small. The presence of