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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-23
GnhLcnnnth Init nndl.

Bridgeport Conn.,, %. Deg.
Die &ObIennOt6 lit bier i'm 94pin>
ben. Ollie 8eiteGungen perben prompt
ausgefubrt. 5batiddIi9 1T Bridge
port in Oieier 8e3ie6ung better geiteut,
als trgenO cine Stdbt i'm Stuate,
Dem &O4lenbdnOIer 6rant Miler
1T geiern elm 9ro9brief 3ugegangen,
porin inn nit benz Sobe ge0robt
pir0, i'm Sale er bic &oblenprsiie Dor
Mei6nu9ten ni6t beoeutenO berunterz
ieBt. SIS muB ii6errai4en, baB gez
ruOe gsgen Miuer berartige 9robunz
gen er6o6en perben, ba MiQer ni9t
nur Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that
frGftig BEL Der &ObIenberiorgung CUR
9onO gtng, fonbern audi fonit bel
CUR 2inberung Der &o6lennOtb gez
than bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sd3eDeu J. SbDmas an S4os. y.
@aitber, R~orbDftieite Der Citing,
nabe 8pIbftraBe, II bel 71.3; $40.
5reberif 9ttt an 4oam Snpoer,
@HbOfieite Der SAB, nabe Caroline
@traBe, II BEL 50; S..
Mel6ipr Weber II. u. an Catherine
Weber, Sftfeite Der CHAPEL, nabe8al=
timoreftraBe, Is BEL IS, 9runD3ins
$16,25; S.,
8m. 9. @eDere an Nnnie 8eiDer>
mann, OItTette Der 9optins : ADenue,
nabe 6eOeruIi truBe, 1873 Bel rs, 8ro3.
$40; $500.
So6n glea7ants, 8eIt.z 8OGitr. u.4.
an Baltimore, gbeiapeate &c 4tlan@
tic Railpab &c." Otieite Der Soutb~
@truBe, 24.6 BEL "a, $3.50.
Sofap6 6. Barrier, 8erp., an 0fa@
LINDA Nt. Barrier, Oiieite Der Gam
tom, na6e @uiotitraBe, 1876 Bel rs,
@runo3ins $4,000; $3.50.
Qoum 0eupert an Ybilip 8ugner
ETC., Weftieite Der DURHAM, no6e
5apetteitraBe, 14.5 Bel 55, 8runb3inS
$21.62; 81.
96ilip 8ugner on @oam 0eupert,
0eftIeite Der 9ur6am@, na6e 5apette%
@truBs, 14.5 BEL IS, 9runO8tns SOL
81; 81.
@uru6 s. 96miOt II. q. an qbilip
.. @6mtot, Re9te, Sitel uno Sntez
refe, me6rers @runbitide; S..
uSnouftrtul g. 9. a." etc, an @o@
puro Glue ETC., @ibieite Der Gort6z,
na6e 8raoiIb : 4Denue, Is Bel 1862,
8runo3ins 800; $1011.69.
Qoam Dinter an NOrriS 5rieOman
ii. 81, 2 @runbItiide; S..
Dm. 8. Stember u. u. an @rnit
81. Manger, 2 8~runOtiide; $2727.22.
Sane 81. Saplpr u. u. an Stephen
Mc8opn, NorOpeitieite Der 8tltensz
4penue, na9e Yapionitrabe, 1873 BET
80, @runD3ins $55; $3.50.
8alter $, Sing, 3ruftee, an Sruz
fen 9olt, Offeite Der GulDert~, na6e
%. @traBe, Is BEL 100, 8runo3tn5
$162; $3.50.
So6n 3. 8eeO an G6us. 5, 80.
8ornmunn Ii. a., @fe DON 20. StraBe
unb Garrett : 4penue, Is BEL 80,
8runO3ins $50; $1,000.
emma 81. S6orb II. u. an SEQ.
81. 8enfon, 3e4te, 3ttel unO Snte<
reFe, l @runOfiif; $3684.40.
Nrntenia 8iQ4ilOe on Ro6ert 8.
8lad6urn, 0fIette BON 6rienbSburp@
8lace, no6e 8uteritraBe, II bel 80,
@runb5tns $40; $500.
0apto S. 8riebss II, 81, an Marp
s. @out6arb, O7tisite Der Monroe@,
na6e SranflinitruBe, 10 BEL "a, 8ro3.
65; $1,000.
safe DsPoiit &c 8ruIt Comp"
8ern., an George 8. Build, iun.,
HorbIeite Der Eager, nabe 8ai6ingz
tonitruBe, II bel IT'S, 9runo3ins
SO; $3.50,
6ppot6eten.
@il6ert u. 6eaOe9 an n@Omonoions
Qpenue 9. C 8. a." 5000,
Wm. 81. DarfielO an nOlo Sotpn
9. g." $3.50.
Mm. 6. qolmsr II. u. an nQOmis
raj g. g. C 8. d." $416.
So6n S3ott an n@aiAington 8. &c
g. a." 5000,
@bn. 3. Barron II. u. an n2o9ola
8. g. o." 1915.
Sofepb u. Gallagher II. q, an st.
guul 8. C 8. a." 1924.
Morris 5riebman II. u, al uSpcaz
mora g. 9. C g.. g." $1,000.
Margaret 8. 8egIer u.N. an r@qutz
table 9. C g. a." $500.
G6ug. s. 8ornmunn u. q. an n4nz
ner 3. d." $1,000.
Qeonurb s, 8ropn an bieiel6e,
5000.
Su6n @tad an nRopul DAT g. 8.
o." $247O.
9eorgs 8. Build, iun., an pROrtbz
@uItern Bohemian g. 3. &c g. a."
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R%rnhuften= Narft.

untenItebcnOe preiie be8ie1en ii4
auf ben Grgros : 9unbeI; fir ben
3Ieinbanbel muB elm entipre4enoer
Qufid!ag gema4t perben.
Sarm 9rpbutte.
Qebenbss @efIiigel: pro gfuno,
iunge 9i6ner &c. Bis lie; alte 9ibz
ner &c, Bis 91c.; 9dnie Toe. Bis 12c.;
ner &C.; Sdnie Toe. Biz 12c.; 9uter
Zoe. Biz 14c.; @nten Sc. Bis 12c.;
Sauben, pro 9aur 15c. Biz zoe.
Qspfel, PRO SAB $1.00 Biz 1925;
Srauben, PRO 5 pfunbz&Orb 12c. Big
14c.; RrOnsbeersn, pro SAB $500 biz
S11.00.
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Wnsrnnni P~rfrnnft.

g6tcugO, p. Deg. gietrr
Nascagni, Der ituIienif4e Gomponiit
poqte beute 8ormittag nit ieinel
8ruppe tpeiter mad Dem DeIten rel
len, 1T iebo9 Our4 eine pl0BIi6e @r.
tranfung burun Der6inoert porDen.
Gr Iiegt in ieinem 3immer i'm &u0i=
forum barnteoer.
(Spdter.) - 8eitern Q6enb Be-
i9lagnabmte Elm @Onitabler Die per-
i6nli8en @ffetten Mascagni's pegeu
elmer S9ulO BON $134, uno Die Ser
ben bes Maeitro ipurben bierii6er 10
aRgegriffen, oaB er iid ms 8ett leg
ta Seine ameritanif4e Sour lit bier
nit gef6lOhen, unO ale feline 9aten
Tnb Q66eIteQt.
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0irhm1rfte.

@6icago, p. 9e3. RinoOie6:
6eutige 3ufu6r 14,OO0; DART 1oc
Bis 25c. 616er; 9reiie $1.25 big S..
40. @4peine: 9eutige 3ufu9r &c.:
900, morgen $4,000, ii6rig gebliebsr
1000; Marft Sc. Bis 1Oc. b06er; Pret'
fe S5.75 Bis $3.50. S6ufe: 6eutigt
3uFu6r 10000; Martt fir @6aft
unb QGmmer itstig; S4dfs $2.75 Big
$3.50, QGmmsr $500 Biz $3.50.
Gait 2t6ertp, 9u., %. 9e8.-
Rinbpie6: Martt ftetig; greiIe $500
Bis $500. S6neins: Wartt 6Obsr;
greiIe $500 bis $685.. S6ufe:
Marft fIau; preiie $3.50 bis $8.75.
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SoG3Fsiid: pro pfunO, gauge
@6ultern, en9I. gei4n., 102c.; gan3
tur5e Rippen, 103c.; @eitenfped,
114c,; gauge 2ei6itiide, lille; Sped
G6uItern, 114c.; Sugar : Gureb"
@8ultern, 114c.; S9inten, 143c.;
pbne 6aut, 124c.; 9icnic, 103c.;
nMsB"zS 4peinefIeii4 $3.50 pro
SAB; S4mal3 - in SierceS, gut rdt@
finirt, lie; in 5GFern, lie.
&affee: Notirungen limb ME folgt:
auf Der Bats BON 58c, Bis SIC. pro
9funb fir Rio Nr. Z; Santos 74c.;
Bis 113c.; Morucuibo 94c. big 12Bc.;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; MOtta 18c. Bis
19c.
8er6feter aaffse: 6. 8. 6. in &i=
item, 10 Gts. Big 1O4 Gts. pro 9funO;
in 8iiaien unb @Gten, reiner SABA,
32c. big 323c.; Sara unb 9|ottd, ges
mii6t, 274c. Bis 28c. pro 9funO; ret
ner MQrQcai6o. 22c. Bis 22Ic.
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6ruu 6o9artp unb i6r @6mo8er an
2eu9tga5 eritifet Oorgefunoen.

6rau 5ogartp unb ibr S4pd8er an
2eu9tga5 eritifet Oorgefunoen.
Nep gort, %. DECEMBER. -
8on 2eu9tgas erItidt purOen 9e@
tern in Ir. 853, QmiterOamz4Denu
tte 80 Sabre alte 6rau Nnnie 5Ogartp
uno i6r I'M bier Sabre jingerer
@apuger Sames 6ogartp BON Hr.
1854, 4mIterbam : Q~lpenlte, borgefunz
Cen. Die 6rau lag, in Elm lOieS
!6ausfleib getIeiOet, ulf Dem 8ett,
pG6reno Der Wann, bas 8eIi4t in ben
!6Gnben p~srgra6en, am 8etranbe faB.
O6 Gel6itmoro pDer Elm unfaq Dor@
Iiegt, biirfte erit, penn ii6er6aupt,
bur4 bic etngeleitete unteriu4ung
burget6an tperben. 6rau 6Ogartp be-
trieb in Der angegebenen Qorefe eine
MGf6erei, 6inter ipelfer it4, bur4
Iei4te 9ol3nGnbe 9etrennt. BON oenen
bic erite ni9t einmdl CUR 9ete ret6te,
hire brei Observation-Disclosures be-
fanoen. Die bier 9as4GAne in Der
8GI9erei unO bic 6eiOen Sabine zines
8asofens in benz einen Der Do6n3tmz
mer tparen boQ ungebreAt. Die 6rau
bate am Nu4mtttug ben 8eiu4 t6rer
beiosn al8 0ienitmdO9en arbeitenoen
S09ter er6alten. 0a3umal NOR Der
S4nuger nod nt4t in Der 8obnung.
I'm y ubr geftern A6enO entOefte Elm
Ra6bar ftarten 8asgeru4. Sin 90
light puroe benu4rt4tigt, Delaer
bur9 Elm 6eniter e~initieg unb Die 2eiz
den fanb. Der Mann Der 5rau 5oz
GARTH ion in einem SrrenuipI fein.
Die 5rau BON Sumes 6OgartD srtldrte
Der Poli3et, ihr Mann unO Defen
69ndgerin bdtten ni4t uuf Dem BE-
item 6uBe nit einanOer geftanOen.
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Sntereianter Gepenftan.

plymouth, MoF., p. Deg. =
Sn Der eriten Misunderstanding nurbe
bier geitern Der 282, Sabrestug Der
2anOung Der 9ilgerbGter unter entz
ipredenOen 6eitli6teiten gefeisrt.
3pei 5eniter aus buntem @luie, Die
biirgerli6e unb religiOie 6ret6eit barr
iteGenO, Elm @ef6enf Der n8roOfGpner
Ren@gngIunb @Ociet1," ipurben bel
Oieier @elsgenbeit Der Stride iibermitz
telt. Die ue6errei4ungSreoe bielt S.
u. Burr aus 8rOotlpn, norauf Prd=
iiOent Qrt6ur 2orb BON Der r9ilgrim
Gocietp" erpiberte. Der 6eier tpO6nte
cine itarte Delegation aus 8roptlpn
Bel.
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Gcr TruerDGmpu,

8nprbiIIe, Semi, p. DEG. =
Gin um 1.3O 6eute fritz in benz bier
ft0ftgen 6abritge6Guoe Der n&norOiqe
Shifting MiGs g." an Der Cont
merce : Mpenue ausge6ro9ems Geuer
ber6reitete ii4 raid peiter auf ba5
bena9barte Gigent6um unb bate
enormen 8erluft CUR Solge. 4uBer
Der erpd6nten5dbrit gingsn AUDI nod
Die @e6Guoe f~OIgenber 6irmen gdn3z
Ii4 ober tbeilpetie in 5tammen auf:
8rObles, MeGlsaanb C Qadeb, Oaz
bib Gommifiton g., @eorge 8ropn
6arbpare 60, WhSeer, 6DoD C Co.,
Gngrpsz&leiper6Gnbler, Oabis Sur
niture Co., Claiborne, Safe C Conan
Glotbing 60, g. 8. Safe &c Co., @ns
gros : SpirituoienbGnbler, Sbantlin
9ratn So. unb Ner9unts' Sran5fer
60. 6iilfe purbe bon Chattanooga
requirirt, urb cine SpriBe gtng BON
bort bier6er ab. Der gauge elettrif4e
9ienIt Der Stabt, StraBen6a6nen,
8eleu9tung unb Telephone, ipurbe
bur4 Die 5euers6runft gelG6mt, I'M
benz 6unberte BON pfdblsn Oerbrunnz
ten ober umfslen. Quf peI6e Wetie
bas 5euer aus6ra4, lit elm RGtbiel.
Grft 3pi19sn 4 unb 5 1br Mprgens
gelang es, Den 8ranb unter gontrole
gu bringen. Mun f9dBt ben @erIuit
annG6errb auf $50O,OOO.
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Die Sabnfatafrupbe in GnIifuruicn.

Gan 6ran3isco, %. Deg. =
Die 3a6l Der Menf4en, tpel6e bur4
bic 3ug@@oaiIiOn nu6e 8pron. uuf
Der Southern Pucific=8a6n," in Der
@amftugs< Ru4t, umtamsn, 1T iebt
ouf q geitiegen. gon ben p 8erleB=
ten befinOen ft9 bier in tritif6em 3u=
ftunoe, Cine unterfu9ung lit bur3
ben Coroner Gurrb BON Contra Co
fta<gountn einQeleitet nproen.
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Semitic: &ortoffeIr, pro 8ltidel
45c. Big &c.,; 3ptebeln, pro 9uf4el
55c. bis 70c.; 8eiBtobG, pro Some
$500 Bis. $1,000; &OpfiaIat, pro
8or6 $1.O0 Bis $1,25; 3uderrIi6en,
PRO 8iinbel 1c. Bis lie; SeIerie, pro
0uBenb 15c. bis 3Oc.; CRIME 8oRnen,
PRO babe &iIte $1.OO Bis $1.50; 8lu<
menfo6l, pro SAP - biz -;
garotten, pro RiIte Doc. Bis 35c.
@iIO: 9dien, prO 9ubeno 75c.
big 1925. Sanger 9irI4, pro PfunO
15c. Bis Ice. 6aIanen, ie 35c, Bis
SOC. 8iIoer 9uter, pro Pfun0 lie.
Bis 12c. 3ebbii6ner, pro 9BO. $3.50
bis $3.50. @nten: Mduarb, PRO 4aar
75c. Bis $751;; 8~lufbsaos, pro P0or
SOC. Bis &c.; Rebbsaos, pro 9oar
$3.50 bis $500; GanpuBbud, pro
8udr $3.50 bis 1925; 9ep0bnIi4e,
pro 9aar 40c. BIS SOC. 9tri4riden,
pro 9FunO 25c. bis 26c.
9rpCerte3 un0 Yrpp1 o.
mem.
R%affinirter 3uder: prO gfuno, ges
niirfelt, 5.514c.; puIOeriiirt, 5.013c.;
@tanbar0 granutirt, 4.211c.; fein
granuIirt, 4.914c.; @rpital, 4.913c,;
Columbia 81, 466c.; gelber, 4.O73c,
Bis 4.375c.
0ttter. bro 0fuub:
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gbparO 8. Gapper, juu., 28, unb
NlOine 8eitf6, %; Qpplitant s. 6.
S4erf, Scr. 10, Ct. gaulitraBe.
Ddrren 9. Rem6erlp, SO, @rie,
ga., unb Marp Stone, 35, 8aibings
ton. D. 6.
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Gieafntter. UNI struhprsiie.

6olgenOes finO bic auf ben itauts
Ii9en 8uagen fir 6eu, StrOb u. +.
m. geItern er3ietten preiie:
OetIt4e 9euDuage.
~9eu.-3imotbp, $40 Bis 500 PRO
Some, &lee6eu $17, gsmii4tes SIT
pro Some.
@tro6. = @ei3enFrob $40 big
81, Rog9enitrO6 ST., 9aferitro3 $40
PRO Some.
Mois- nsues, $3.50 Bis $2,75
pro SAB.
@efIi4e mo a ge.
Sc II. = Simotbn, $13 Bis SIS pro
Some; &Iesbsu $12 Big $14, gez
miI6tes $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
Strpb.- Deiaenitrob So Bis So,
HOggenItrob $12 Bis $14, 9aferitrO9
$40.
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@aggon gemii4ter glr. 2 gu 49,.
Gn,Eno EAI,t6rn+e.
Bd[timorer gffetteHbOtte.
CB,rt5t.t ;Rr ben -Dsutiaen GorTsipoHosnf'n' SaF~
J. gpm. RiootnDnrt & GS)

Baltimore, %. DECEMBER.
8. Wm. Miobenoorf & So. bere4z
men fir 6runcs: 8antiers : Sratten
uuf SO Sage 5.198, auf Si4t 5.164,
faufmdnnif6e auF go Sage $40 big
5.2O.s. Rsi4smart uuf go Sage 81
7I16. 9uloen auf so Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8untiers auf so Sage
1881, uuf 9i4t 4.865, tdufmdl1@
nifae 4~.834,83@.
Wertdufe aui Oct 1ieTlgsn @ffstttTA
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SeutiQe S6luBrQte:

9dTer. = 9RUII9e QuTet8uTUpr
1928 8uI9el; aus ZEN Gleoatoren
5uriidge5ogen 5527 8ui6eI; @Iebatos
renz8orrat6 99,853 8uI4et Der
tdufe: l DagguR 3 tpetBsr au 40, l
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6sutioe SnluBrQte:

s.-0ie beutige Mat53ufuRr
betrug 125,454 8ui6el; 8erianot bon
ben @eleputorsn 411,397 8uI6el;
@lebatoren=8 orratb 895,373 8uf4eI.
@ertGufe: $4,000 8uf6el 6ebruar gu
494, 10000 Sdbr gu 519, 10000 Saz
nuar gu 50, 10000 0O. gu 49,, 50,z
900 6e6ruar gu 494, 14,500 Spot 81
Sill 10000 Sobr gu 81.
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8nLtimnrrr MnrFthrrihfe.

B.rt4tet fir Sen s1:uti6sH GOrrciDOnOsntsn.1
Baltimore, %. DECEMBER.
Me6I.- Die beuttge Mebl3ufubr
belief it4 uuf 1866 6d1er, elm
f6lieBli8 4754 5GFer gu Occult
9Dint unb 1889 5dfer gu Canton,
Marft flau Bel geringer Ra4fra9e
BON &Gufern aGer &luFen, Die Preiie
fte1ten fih nie foldt:
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iperOtu am IA. Sunuar sur Nusglsi6ung elmer Sic.
ferunes =Nbrs6nunq cine brauuc Otdbre, uGtuus
about" unO 9isroeeci9irr ~perfauft.
(357, G,3,2G,0 s. 9. 5Ornep.
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3u berfanfen ODER III bermiethsn.
an ,.rrauf.u oser IN p.rn,tetbeu.

RG,ias Garm, 80 alder uu,faHtnO, fir @emii.s
ban ODER Mil6sr.i paitnO, iuntrbalb elmer Reils
bon Der StuOterense. 2ei6ts geeingunasn. Ram
iOfort in Belts eeaommsn tDerOen. 9a65utraseH
bel Robert 8. GOri., grtbm's 2amt, nabs 9ars
benbiae. (RrO26, lDRt)
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Sarlebsn auf 0rnnosisentbnm'
MnftionssM nseigen.
unf Ginn'S Oluftipn
lluf 8inn'a Oluftinn

fptroeu an. IA. Sunuor 8ur @usglei6uns elmer
2ieferunes zGbre6nune elm 8otbiu9s=0engit, Sur=
rep Supten=g8agen uno 9fcrOcctibirr p~trtuuit.
1851, 90, 1872, go &. %. 6orHep.
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EhiFsfarten

aaA uua Bon Gurepa aber Bremsu sbs Gaas
BURG btiorct bic
@rpfptfasn Ses -csntfd1en Qcrrsfpc nssnteu,
s..W. sgas nsIttusre.G1. uns golsS ifcesGss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-23
9arlebem anf MObel 1t. /. To.
elm 9ansften etabGirte
AlarpIano Gbat.rl foan AgofiatiOn,

GaIpertsS utlrins. Gerittsbaus sesenuber.
Simmer Rr. 229 uuo 231 (iu:iter 6Iurl
glepas G6e 6apeffes une Ct. Unulsg traee.
@-Esues @eies pom 1902 fritz b~efulst. q
Darlsbsn- SO bis $25O-garlsbeu
auf Mbbeln. piaups, Crstin ufw.
Sarlebsu inter $50, Geiammttoftsn $6.70.
Bon so bis 800, @siammtfottn s795. =.
m;t 6 gro3eHt monotli9 fir Rets9etrag.
5 9ro5.nt nuf S,trdse bon iber 500.
Btibs Ssltpbone: Ct. Qaul 2l34, Gourtlanb 1856
aorsiis: albert SGume. IT,. eefrstar.
ealpstsSuiloine, Baltimore.
geent uirO roriprs6sn uuo gratis bic Rdtsn
srtlaren- (3op9, 15,1&5l
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4nse,aen. -3n nertanien.
0runOeigentbum 3tt bertanfeu.
saraains in Sefddtssefseuthum

No5nbdui.rn, @aupIGstn ETC., in Der 5taOt, gor=
itdOtsu uno Dem 2anOe. 9ruuOsigentbun dnGs=
fault uuo ~psrtauit. Is. Q. y NJ a i, 6l2 Sans
SuilDiu5. (5uRI9,4S)
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gu bermietben.


:3tpei breifSdioe qaQerbduier, Nr. 225 unO 227,
SOUTH Strabe, in qutem 3utanoe. Na63ufrdqen
bsi Der nMercontile 5ruft & Sepoiit Co., 9oroottz
Ode Germans uno @alotrt=Strabe. 35l-Sl
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-23
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2a.-COTTON-Futures
steady; August, S.3Sc; September, 1890; o.
tober, 1850; November, 7.7sc; December,
T.7Sci January, 1880; February, 7.soc; March
and MAY, isle.
Futures closed very steady; August, s.4Gc;
September, s.l3c; October, 1880; November,
1900; December. 1900; January, 1880; Feb
ruary, 1900; March. 7.91c; April, 7.s1c; May,
7.92c.
Spot closed steady; middling upland, &c;
middling gulf, 9Ac; sales, 66S bales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-COTTON-Quiet;
middling, s 9-16c; sales, 4 bales; receipts,
304 bales; shipments, $50 bales; stock, 1000
GALVESTON. Aug. 22-coTroN-steady
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 22.-CoTToN-spot,
limited demand. prices easier; American
middling fair, Sled; good middling,
4 l5-I6d; middling, 427-s2d; low middiing,
I'D: good ordinary. 4%d; ordinary, 4%d:
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Receipts, 2,1OO
bales. all American. Futures opened quiet
and closed very steady. American middling
g. o. c.: August, 4 42-64d, buyers; August
and September, 4 37-64d4 3S-64d, sellers; Sep
TENDER and October, 42S-64Q4 29-64d, sellers
October and November, 4 22-6494 23-64d, sell
lers; November and December, 4 1850. buy
ers; December and January, 417-64d4 1S-64d,
buyers; January and February, 17-649
4 1s-64d, sellers; February n March,
4 17-e4Q4 1s-64d, sellers; March and April,
! 17-64d, buyers; April and May, 417-64d,
buyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-23
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-wOOL-The CONNER
cial Bulletin Will say in tomorrow's report
of the wool trade of the United States
Wool is quiet and firm. Holders of washed
1eeces are particularly strong, with a cent
advance generally asked for Ohio selec-
tions. There have been no sales on the
higher basis, but large lines could have
been sold at old prices. Other domestic
woods are firm and unchanged and the sup
ply Of foreign is so small that there Is
little interest in It. The receipts Of wool in
Boston since January /, 1902, nave been
224,627, 224 lbs, against 179, 764, $50 lbs, for the
same period In 1901. The Boston shipments
to date are l76, 2S4, 522 lbs, against ship
ments Of 14. $40, 966 lbs. for the same period
uary j. 1902. was H,sio'4sS lbs; the total
stock today is 124, So, 165 lbs. The stock on
hand August "a, 1901, was 81, s6s,476 lbs.
territories, $4,000; strictly fine clothing,
6Sd55c; fine and fine medium, 60952o; me-
strong position, with the offerings small.
Fall cleaned basis, nominal, 4594Sc; twelve
months, b5G5Sc, six to eight months, spring,
b2665c. Fine fleece woods are higher, but
the offerings are small. Ohio and Pennsyl-
Yania xxx, nominal; Xxx and above, 28c;
x, 26927c; Michigan X, 25926c. Delaine
woods are exceptionally firm; Ohio Delaine,
9oQS1c; Michigan, 27hq2sc; No. l combing,
10000; No. 2, 27a2Sc; coarse, 24426c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-WOoL-Steady;
medium grades and combing, 1391Skc; light
fine, 12ql6Aei, heavy fine, 1O91Sc; tub
washed, 16H26kc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-23

pressing business. Prices improved later
on the cessation OF sales. Americans we're
unsettled by realizations. Later prices were
steadier. Business closed quiet. Kafirs
reacted a trlhe. This was attributed TO
the closing OF the weak accounts in antici-
patton OF the settlement commencing Au-
gust is.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-Business was irregular
on the bourse today. Prices were fairly
supported and closed firm. Attention was
conferred in foreigners. Rentes were in
demand. owing to the rumored French
loan. Spanish As benefited by repurchases.
Russian lndustrials were heavy. Rio tintos
reacted though the price of copper was
unchanged. Kafirs were weak on pessi-
mistic reports regarding the labor supply
In South Africa, and closed irregular, but
above the lowest of the day. The private
rate OF discount was 2 per cent. Exchange
on London, 2bf I9c. Spanish As, S2.C2. Three
per cent rentes, 100f csc Cor the account.
BERLIN. Aug. 22.-Thc discount rate for
short bills Is ia per cent and for three
months bills 1M per cent. Prices were
firm on the bourse today and business was
less active. Government securities were
maintained and in some cases there was
moderate Improvement. Mines were rather
weaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-23

oficIal yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-23
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. .22.-CoFFEE+spot
Rio, firm; No. Z invoice, 59-1ec. Mild,
steady; cordova- s@11hc. Futures opened
irregular, with prices 1890 points higher
on. vigorous covering and general buying,
led by houses with foreign connections.
Advices regarding the extent of the injury
to the 1904 crop by frost nearly all tended
to confirm the early cables of severe dam
age to the trees and the destruction OF
first Towering. The local market was
strong nearly all day, with the exception
heavy proft-taking. Demand came from
all quarters. Europe, commission houses
and shorts were particularly active as buy
ers, while the selling was mainly by local
and Baltimore importing houses and realiz-
ing longs. The bull leaders both bought
and sold. The day was marked by the
heaviest trade in recent times, sales
amounting to $4,000 bags. of which over
$1,000 bags were exchanges for nearer posi-
lions for late options. At the close prices
were nearly at best figures OF the day, net
1925 points higher. The undertone was
firm. Sales included August at 5.SOQ5. 4Oc
September, 5.30a5. 40c; October, 5.30a5. 40c
November, 5.45d5.50c; December. 6.4545.6o NJ
January, 5.55d5. Coo; March, 6.7095.S5c: April,
6.S0q5. SIC; May, 5.8095.95c; June, 5.95d6.00c
July, 69596.00c.