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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-01-14
DECORATORS Ar WORK.

The City Clerks ciice is in the i,a Is
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-01-14
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA, 1903.--Eaere-
cast for the thirty-six hours ending at
2. NJ. Thursday :-C Cloudy, followed by
snow tonight; warmer. Fair tomorrow.
Southwest winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-01-14
x113IEs aG t.xcES

Psae. fer sale AZ ae<tsy XII. ;,..s ..sstssss
<teFes. ans Wholesale Al sae D. 2. ciesfy CA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-01-14

grounds) 49,. 20,569. 81
State House Commission
(lleating, ete.) 1881. 40
Village tor Epileptics Qn-
provemcnts) ...-.. l5,S15 .93
Home for Feeble Minded
Women at Nineland (dor-
mitory, etc) .....,... l5,500. 10
Manual Framing and Indus
trial School for Colored
Youths at Bordentown
purchase of land, etc.l... 1889 .92
State Agricultural College
mies) '........ 10000 90
Inauguration of the Cover
nor ...... ............ 11,444. 65
Constitutional Amendments
(advertisingl .......-.... 1887 so
lice boat ................ ~ 10000 90
1901 -. ...........s. 1866 At
Especial appropria tom -. s,429 81
Home for Disabled Soldiers,
Sailors, Marines and their
Wives Especial appropria-
rlon
General Statutes ....,..... 5000. GO
State Normal School iheat-
ing, ........ ........ 7,4ls 90
age) -. ........ ~. 7,no.oo
ing, eteJ ................ 5000. 90
Jersey City Armory Especial
appropriation) -. .... 3.2io. ~
New Senate Chamber ..... 3.l33.0s
Naval Reserve depairs TO L.
S. s. Huntressl ..... ...s94 70
/ Addition 10 State Capitol
u90Iy .,.....s............ 2,lo0. GO
Of the United States -. 1853 81
Spanish-American war clains 1,500. W
Oyster Industry Commission. 1,iS6. 4S
Pensions Especial appropri-
atom .............. l.2o2 w
Fort Lee Battle Monument. Loo 90
Antietam, Battle Monument
Commission ..... ..... 500. 90
lrepairs etc.J ....s...... 400. OF
First Defenders Medals. -. 450. 20
BANKS PAID $50, 1858 INTEREST.
Under the law of last winter requiring
banks to pay interest ON State deposits,
the treasury was enriched to the
amount of $30,35S 95, of which s2S,-
52S.9o was interest on money in the State
fund, and 81 $50 on money in the school
| fund.
Among the larger items among the
disbursements were:-
i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

Iagen tperoen bpn 9robem fiinlfleriiden
Wertbe Iein 5rantreid miro gum ge r
fpiel bic beriiainten @drten bon Yer-
Iaillss repyoouelren, Die oas SdloB
5rianon umsieben. bon nem oas frai :
s6IiIhe gluslteaunqsaeb0uoe Elm gss
tleleS NbbilD iein mirO.
Ser htitiibe 9npillion. Der Elm 9es
treues glbbilo pes Srangerie9ebduoes
i'm Genliuuton Yart ieln miro, entbdlt
aleiAfalls einen tuuIipollen 8arten our
llmgebun9. Celtlih bonn Nferbou=
9alalt lit cine 6ldde Don feds 9lfern
nit mc1r als $4,000 &oIentrdu6en
beflanst unD 3war BON 5oldeu @attun=
Iaen. Ole upn Morat gu 0tonat Mabrello
DER 9an3en Musfelunasprriooe etnen
iippi6en RolenHor anfre6t erbalten
tperoeu. Sm galBen ptroen un9efdbr
40 Nfer in unmittelbarer 9idbe Der 8es
bduoe fiir Obfsutbt uuo 9lferbou Dem
poroeoa6ten 3,usfe Qemiomet iein;
n6rolid pom lsbtsren miro llb cine
aus Wumen bGrle3itlte. Die ri9ti9e
Yeit ouaebenoe ubr befinOen, Der n
3iterblatt eiuen Durbmeiier BON 100
SUB baben miro. 3is lan6tplrtbl6aIts
li6e Iusltenuna unIerer Ns9ierunQ
miro cine Wusitellung i'm Grelen eln=
| f6lieBen, Die feds 9lfer Qano elnnlmi
uno unter anoerem cine 2anofarte Del
eanSen Union aei9en miro, tpelde ous
ben RubpFonaen, Die leoen eln5elner
5taat eigentbiimlid lino, Suiommense
4 Iebt lein miro. 8ieIe Qanotorte lplrl
BON berI6ieoenen @rasarten, meoi5int
i6en &rdutern uno 8iftpfan3en elnQe
foBt lein, Die in ben Yereini9ten Staa
ten gu finocn llno. 9eutI6lono
@bino, Sapan uno onoere fremoe Gan
Der weroen ibre WebGuoe ebenFoIls Mi
8ortenonlogell um9eben.
IS 1T Der Wusfellun9s=ge0 0Droe qe
lun0en, fb Der 8ienlte zines Der ber
. pOrrogen{ten 2onoF6afts= =Wr6itetten 8
: Iiasrn, oeien 8ui lucit iber Die 8reu
: gen 2tmerit0s binaus9ebt. IS 1T Die
r 0err @eore s. &sBter. 9erielbe be
I Die Pt1ne fir bic Idmmtliden in &et
fe1enoen 2InlaQen enttDOrfen unO /
: ieineu bepd0rten 6Gnoen rubt ou6 b
: 2eitunq Der ous5ufiiDrenoen Nrbelter
s. Die i'm @intlon9e nit ben 9Inlprli1e
T oer mooernen 2anoE90fts= uno Stunt
!, Qdrtnerei iieben uno ibre ein0rufSDol
: Wirtung 0ui Oue BeIu6er Der }GeI
Il au81teuunQ Qu3iiben mCr0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
Sotsaaaser= Nwsa18e.
Seieerise Waten nacb hem Wteeresfraarc' rSn
gee'n Emc anseren ansiebencen Som'iers
GrhpIunasprtcr.

Serteureiien noCb atraftiDen ScntuersGfpplhn9spfs
ten fbunen auf biaige Weiie unternonlnen lpefoen.
meun man Grclriipns 3dete pta $ennlDloonlo Stiten
fault Sine Gcibe BON Buntten pelde an9enq)t lner=
hen f6uueu Ihliebt bic 9nnbesbauptitaot Yhtlooet=
nhia g&elu 9orf Sonon, ben Wteeresltrato oe V0G@s
ra[dle feruer 8abeprte an ben 9rpfen Seen uno INT
ubrSltden Nihigan. in Colorado uno saltfofnlcn' lIS
mie III ber Beroeu lte9enoe SoHnlertrtldeh en-
@rcurIipus=4relle nod Bottom tperoen am -, Zo.
unb 81. Suit fir bic Suiommentnnft BON 6riltlile1
IIenftAaitS6efliIenen uno anl - g., nno D. Jun
oulaBlit ber @erIamnn9 eer gtationa. SeusaoiGl d ~
iuatou nit guIentbal Sbere1tl9ung cprtleloH onle
Hber baltimore unb Stem Dort 9emad3t nno bic Eud'
fohrt pia 9liagora-fSdle unternpnnten iueroen =,
Sie Sobress@rcuripn nab oen 5tia9aras ,Sdlen ~
anf ben 81 auguit feitgeieBt Ser SSaprprels ptrl
EN- Ipeaiea uiebriger Ieiu, nno Die Sulgeisoaher pel
9illete piro Dinreiben, nn Ablteher na1 sonaoa nn
| ternebmen 81 fDuner. =.
Ban nod 9etosfep. Ntadnac aslahb. Sraperle @ifi
uub ben 1ablluieu GrjribunssN6tten i'm nbroilhef
Wliniaam. ferner nod 3entps Safe uno pen Spoieri
bon gBtscpuiin. iotpe nad ben an5,epehofn Genpri'
i'm gDeIten unb gprbrpeiten fDnueN mdbreno DeS Soil
msrs tdaltD In alen bauptia6ltDen SlletourealS De
| UennIploanio 2inien erlau9t merben:
Bonn 6. bis sum 8. Snl sini4lieBlt1 msroen nod
9enpsr anlaBd eer bort attaonSSea Sdt
pprberrlmeno iein. @m To- nnb l6. Sni, psroen nat
Detroit ans aulaB Der bort itatttnbsnoen 8eriemnl
luua ber ,GplportDs2iga" 9tllete 5u ie9r nieDr9e
1reIen perfauit sperben Yom 81. Snli bis 5nln Il
auauSt tperber bic syabrpreie nod Gan nanesSeo al
ldRI,d hes 9tationalasers ber mGroben Mrnee per u
pnblif" ebr bilioe icin, nrlo at 49,, IT, NM ~ Ss|
ember foiin cine Geiie nad Baltimore ouS MnlaB o.
| S 8. g. eS.".8eriantmnng an niecrl9em 6oDrpre
nnternpulninlen fperbcn.
SIN her Ebot es ipetben bio Rennlnoanta StHie
@eleaenheitem al nsfieen al binieeiu Yreiie na1
aenb einem &anoestAeil nno beionoers nan ben Soi
mer.GrhounoSitdt,en Der Der. Staaten otferirt 30
itGnnae AlSfunft betreifs Der stabrpret1e MbfoDrf
seif ber 9iae etc pirb anf grnneu BON u. o. Dra
. Siaetagenten Der 9enniDlpania &tnen ertbeilt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
Sic groBe 8erIoi,tttg pon
9ewtS SaMpIdbc1t.

$4,000 faufen einen oieler Bau=
plabe uno weleid cine Seleaenbeit, si=
nes Der Ieds perthpOaen Mobnlduler
ocer einen Der 104 Oil bas 100 Sub
breite gouleparo arensenoen BaupldBe
al getplnnen, Die $500 bis 500 pertb
|ino. geoentt. bies lit Die groBte
Giferte, @elo In @runoeisentbum ans
sulssen, Die nod ie in Dbio sema6t
iporoeu lit.
Die BauHeGen tperoen ihnell per.
fault unb perIonen, Die cine quite Bslo.
anlaee sn mahen aebenten, iollten I'D
ofort eine iolhe ii1ern.
9urT, Miilar, WDmls & Clint,
Bsneral=M9enten
Office in Gbapius YlOd, Nep pbi
laoelpbia, 8. gelepbon 20. lO4. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
GrcuritoMcn Der 9. & =.
GtIcnbnntt.

Na4 DIT. Bernon, g., an 90, 2l.,
23., Is. uno q. Suli fir einfodsn
Yreis fir Die &unoiabrt gum gsIuAe
Der Soptiit MHembIp bon Sbio. 81
fets gut bis |. Qu9ult.
Nad ct. Yuul, Minn.. am 49,,
20. uno 81. Suli Tiir einfaAen Preis
uno $500 fiir Die RunoTaDrt gum
bolbid6rli6en Wtulitteit Der amerltoni=
Idsn Union Der T6peoiIden SGn8cr.
5ifsts gut bis 27. Suit.
Nod pittsburg, Ba., am 2. unO 4.
Nu9ult fir elnfaden preis fir bic
Runofa6rt al Der 33. GonoentIon Der
tot6olil9en Sotal MbItjnence unton.
3ifets out bis 10. 2lu9uIt, oO6 tuun
oieier Sermin nadl ipe5ellem ueberelNs
tommen perldn9ert lueroen.
Na9 Niagara Sails iiber Die gal-
timore & Ohio @iienbobn am Sams-
toq, Is. Nu0uIt, DOn Stem p0ilooel=
p6ia fir $3.50 Iiir Die Gunofobrt.
Sifets out fir Die RiiGfa0rt Bis Is.
Nugult oosr bel ipe5iellem uebereintoln=
men big rs. Nu9uit Gin Gpe3toI5u9
uerldbt Nep Rbjlooelpblo Nbeno5 6:47
Se''s'' III 0V'"''O""S0 8A'o0'
- 2iuf Der bieNi9en Station eer y.
& 8. GUenboGn meroen jeOen SoNn=
too Sifets noh gentlisn Quniten Der
.. & .. Giienb0bn DertouTt titr Gsll
1reis Der einfaAen iSobtt tiir Die
GunOfobrt. Die 2tdets >tn0 nur fnr
ben 9srtanTStna 9Nl'ic9;, GHt n49srs n,
NuStuntt melloe man N9 an Oea |9s"'
ten oer .. q y. GttenoaDn. a
! mom 2 g}oj an miro bic g. & 8.
Gi{gnhohu IngsPOe bi(ioe VreiIe fjll
SonntoBs Grcuriionen betuiQi9en. 2l
ef,HeStcr-@isrts
. H,,"a,o ;,>.. ~,
@n' l. uNo .. o. @T1'"S5EuS S5 ] Jt"S'I 3HV 2"V
GIS oo" l<55 ~ r.: ,s:rsI %SotN'JSt e. lSU1 s},
Wt'1 ote =. ~ o.. G.''o."rs 49,, 49, 49, r
NeoIgI4sl" 3M M 49",;rtsn Ehn III SoHrt ni" "'> "'>
SnptIsIsu S2 ns.; 80 fi; 'cNt e,';",ot6
"us'%-"3 @nI - Gan>,sitsr ~ Gas5,s,, nr,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
9cnxTplvcasia Gye3arSioUess.

g}atb nen aaffsuplGeen INN glto3are s5a45. E;tet-
SiQGut g. 9. Nrott 9l:bt ale HSt9t9e su5i4nt nPer
DC GGr9.u Gr:rri;oIeu mad ben alfte! 2dged u!lo
rodb Niagora 5046. @eIegeaDett 5u 0ert}artlieu 5n
biij3em >Fla,5 u
RQt9 Gto8orn GSouS Qeht cine @LcurIon az! e. It7
guft hiGr Oh. &rcjs OoH 9tem 4etiatttFata ~ ~
iTir nQGere &uStuni. lpe1I3c MGR fl) eli u. y.
YrQtt WeIp 8DlIGbepN!G y.
Sin l5 ruo 49, Suit 5na 8g5u:Ae bcr Gph2art9 2eo=
cue {nieraottona( @OruentOn N &ttroit AHfr Die
Benrf&lrotta 2ilieH. 2tn0tauit Sci 2ItstG8c1en.'
Geu p. g46u't lit Ner Eo9 rsG Grcurinn Nat9 BEN
gt0gora S0aeit. 4rctie liir Die 3nbtc9rt 19A 9tem
35GilIec!pG;A $3.50.
g0te 1d6rtjae GrcurTnneH ra6 een @cecesfhiten
lujcb an g. WN9ut G.ltAltllt2h ~ cH:R &a3e per'
hen Grcnrion5t.t:t5 perfnrt n2G3 &acpstc &a Gnre
2JoD, 2ug!ci., <InD!pN 2og2 Gcu2 acteaH @lf2, Sga
SSic GitQ &2ilbm 10, n b. uro 3loHtb0i9, Del
>Eri3 fltr Die MuroiaNrt onN g}e.0 &9o9eIpalo SO
mo OeY9CltnBMNBQ Gbeui0 otlt8 9oN cnoer @l0sfn.
Sic [tttt3 tn0 L &Gge GE!t!9
Ga8 Ga:rm f1ir Die GycHrton i'll fir e;ne 2ctt feftgc=
1eBt 81 ptsv oaS (5e5Gi qsto04nllQ 2ae 1ss9t aHb
~ lpet3er bic 1t52 Glu syD8 e: .It.
! GeE g. &uGut
lit ner Iog Der Ercur65nan uaa) 6eH mlserr3taiten
! Ger Die 1}eGaniGaEG Eu,ieN. J;,i9r2c=l,.t.!a bon
G!c.U &DUlG4HGiu &i3.VU
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
gpfer Ocs 1. SsaIt4

Die 3obl Der Npfer Der S4leberei
ain 4. syuli miro NOD immer arDBer.
Sd9ih tommen lDeitere 8eriGte DON
YerIouen, Die an Storrfron1pf 9efnrs
ben, Der Durtb S6uBwunOsn bsi Der 4.
ss}ulisTeicr nerurio6t muroe.
2}u GlepelonD Iino bier BerTonen Iejt
Dem /. Suli om 5torrtrompt 9eItors
beu. IN Sanou9tD |, in SeIIerion, 81,
l, III 0orri5burQ, &c.. 4. in Pltts=
burg z, III st. YauI, Ntinn., 2, IN
Dt,Goit, MiO,, l, in @bicoQo 5, in
Stboea. 3d., |, in Some, 81. g., l,
in QDotsrtopn, q. g., l.
Me9nl;d)e Geri6te tomnen Ind al:
oieten an0eren 2QnOsstbeilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
GrzMpa ieisstm G0svte8srfobta.

gluffton. SSnO., l3. Suli. Soln
Serrelt, Elm reiDer, in Der NQ9e bon
8ctroleum tpObnDaIter 5ormer, erI0oB
5onntaQ No0mittoQ Ieinen S0lOle=
0eyiohu WelUin WOlIe, tDdreuo oerielDe
ouf osm Operation5tiibe zines Nr3tes
lag. Gieier ipolte g8olfe's rehtes
Sein amputiren, in oas SerreQ tur5
borber cine 2aoung SArot geIaohen
bate.
Ginem @eriit5t 3uTDlge mar Molfs,
Der Dor eirli9er 3eit ieine 6rau I'M
Slide ssloHsn bate, utebrere Wfole bel
Ierreu's. 9aus pOrbei9efabren unO
butte QQerlei DrO0Dorte ous9efpro0en.
Mls ct bann aunl Oritten Wta!e porbei=
fnAr, fhoB 5errsll anf !hn. Wo!ts
muroe iGmer perleBt uno in Die StElce
eire5 NrStes 9ebradt. Gaum mar {,
bort angetomMsn, aIs Serrell eridien,
Die umltebenoen aus oem 3immel
ja9te uno oann sipei ShiiIle aus Iei'
nem @eDebr auf Wolfe abfeuer'e
Damn fuAr er su Der WObnun9 be:
Gberiffs uno lieb Ii6 uerlaIten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
Ter GjenuB oes 9FcrotH3ii1es

Ter @enuB oes 9FcreeHfi1es.
melDes betanntlicb oas beiiiafte SpferS
fleiIG) IN ben 9ermouifdJ lsi6iiliden
Gulten baritetIte uno 0arHH ooll Der
d}ciaii()en Stree Deybotsn oHtae. ~
qeieBlib erft ~ >oer qeltattet looTotn: IN
0dnemort in 1907, IN 6rantrtlD lett
1911, III Silooeutiflano ielt lS34
1916, IN glorooentE1leno ftit 1916
1850 unb in s9Deoen erit ielt Dem
Sabre 1856.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
0teI, niWt ttah.

Sabre lang rurbe iA Dom Shtdlal
beimseluAt" Ihreibt s. q. Guuep9e,
8erbena, alla. SD bate einen fdred.
liden anfaa BON 5an,urrbOipen, Der "a
gjelhwulIte perurlaAte. gfahpem aaea
Yerfe1lt bate, furirte mid Sudlen's ar'
Mica Salbe. Gbenfa0s gut fur SranD
tpunren, 9Anitten, @einwiirsn, ulw
Sur 25e. bic S6adtel. 5eiluns ga
rantiren bie Mpotbeter S. Miaer nnt
Spbn. Sn Niaers Mpctbese mir peutld
ae1prphen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
arbeitet gaa 1,tto 9sadlt.

Gas se11aftieite unp maAtisfe ding,
pas ie eema9t murpe III Or. Sings Nsip
9tpe pille. Oiele Dille oermanpslt
G6wa6e in Graft Serprcfenbeit IN
Gnereie, G,ebirnl l6waAe in eeitiss
Graft. Sic linp munperbar BEL Der Nuf@
bauuna Der 0slunpbeit. Sur Zoe.
Das Oelp mirp suriideritattet, menn lis
ntebt furiren. Gsrfauft in Der Qpos
tbefe Don Grant gRillsr uno Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

\ Die erauenbaften 8oradnse uno
Der GaTsnfampf in @uanspille weroen
oamit erflGr!. oaB gpansbille unter
aana oenIelben umiidnoen le:oet, tpie
ale 5tdote am Miilifiippi uno Oblo,
In oenen bic Neser als Safens uno
Werft Mrbeiter SUB sefaBt baben.
uuter oieien bat iih cine Mrt GluB.
s1omaoentbum berausgebiloet. Wer II
ST. 9ouls etmas auf benz 3erbbol3 bat
psrIaminoet mad Cairo, bon ba nad
Gpanspiae am Sbio ooer Deiter, uni
lnnaefabrt, uno 10 panoert Elm gepalt
tbdtiaes farbiges Clement ben Slut
binauf, binunter, iiberaa elm ihlimnlel
WnDenten binterlaiieno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

Sn San Droneisco 1T aay emf
beri5mte 0i(0bQuer Warion G3eiis lr~
fol0e Grantheit uno wioriQer Sdlf=
}ols'Nld9e 10 Derorntt, naB er I'M
G0untv SoIpitol unteyflln't lnaen
muBte. 9Ger N0ter oe5 aiinHisr'$ mar
General in 0er fouf6oeriyten %yniee.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

*Gie Serbeifubruna zines Corners in
2ima=gohnen bat Die Girnla 2p0en &
gompanp in Gan Srancisco bancroft
aemabt; lie iaufte 6.0c0.O 900 Qhino
Bobnen unb tpnnsc teine Nbnehnler baS
lfiir finben. Shre BaiFpa betraeer
$500, 900, ibre Mttiba $25, 600.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
eret Wsablseitea Oem Sag

uno bod Dem 8erbunsern nabe. Ser
Nnblid Der Speiien erDeft I9on bel
8islen uebelteit; Der Masen 1T auber
Oronung uno oos ean5e 5plten leloet
oaruuter. Ser q. 8. peiters in
@rgHal, Sotua, giebt uns feline grfat=
rune in 5olgenoem: .Seit einem Sahr
litt iA on unperoauli6teit uno muroe
oaour6 70 idma6, oab i'd ni6t mebr
arbeiten fonnte. Torni's allpentrduter
Ylutbeleber Hellte mid ieop9 ipieoe,
poatommen Der uno beute fiible i'd
mid 10 trdftis mie in meinen better
eSabren."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

Die Maul- uno Glauenieuhe 1T
iebt in MaNadnietts burh Die Semii=
hunaen Der BebDroen ausgerottet por=
| |oen unb Die GilbDieh : Quarantdn'
lpirb balelbft in turser 3eit anfgshober
! lmeroen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
llinrliac Spmptumer. Sru Sc,

llinrltGc Spmptomcr. Sru Sen.
len fomner hGiebIaierbe op til 9of.
Tor Sauien oG fortPller BAN, at ben.
oeS NnnO mau bore bit gal.
"SnlIte SOnptomer bar han nit"
'purate 9uftprcr.
~S8aaraiteS," ipore0e blm, "ipiite
han en- bel Euo0ina, iom par berea.
net til Ieta ReRueiter, og Serpaa gif
han no / aiotfeuet % fp&ieoe aof.
fepigen"
GET cy life uoget Sumptom paa
S%inoSi0Re," ia 0oftoreu. "hap6s ban
tlsiet Gltooiugen % ipiit op aoffe.
ptgen, pilbe Oct Oerimoo ba. paret en-
aIporIis aff9re."
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06
al sales, 4e6, 800 shares.
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, April 6.--Aioney on call steady
at 6@l per cent; prime mercantile paper, 51a a
per cent; sterling exchange STEADY With actual
rates 81 s4h and s4Ss; commercial bills 81 S30 0l
4S3a; bar silver, 1sc; Mexican dollars, 3s1ac:
government bonds, firm: ref,Inding 2s. registered
and. coupon, LOG: 3s. registered, 1O7: coupon,
1851; new rs. registered 1854: coupon. 1853. :
old 4s, registered and coupon, 110a4; S. regis.
tered and coupon. 1o3la s.
NEW YORK, April Exchanges, $131 ,113,.
794; balances, sc, 894 ,275. a..9$st ,5| s..
1. CHICAGO, April 6.-Clearings, 1901 10 Oo2:
balances $1.419.953. New York exchange 1Oc
premium Foreign exchange, sterling posted at
$4.S4a for sixty days and at $4S71s for de-
mand. 1T5s S# 8 ri
s. MINGNMEAPoLIs. y M April 6:--Bank clearings to
day 81. 206, 761 GO. New York exchange selling
rate SOC premium, buying rate par; Chicago ex
change, selling rate 25c premium, buying rat,
2oc discount; London 6o-day sight documentary
ST. PAUL. April 6.-Clearings, $941. .193.2 90
BALTIMORE April 6-Clearings 3d. Ill ,OOS
balances. $457 ,199 Money per cent.
BERLIN. April 6.-Exchange on London, q
marks 50h pfennigs for checks.
PHILADELPHIA, April s. Cfearings $14,
S33, ,224; balances. $2O33, 42S. Money, 5@5I.
per cent. & n Il :
334.S7. ~ g7i s1
: rARIs. April Three per cent rentes, ss
IN LONDON, April s. Thai amount of bulliol
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06
! RISE IN LONDON.
It Starts q Good Wave Of Stock
Buying at the Opening in
New York.
But Traders After This Are Inclined
to Wait for the Southern
Pacific Decision.

" New York, April 6-The advance In the
american department of the london market this
morning started prices upwards here at the
opening. Southern Pacific gained ] II and there
were gains Of a point in Pennsy ylvania, Missouri
Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Brooklyn Transit and
Colorado Fuel. United States Steel preferred ad.
vanced y. There We're some large individual
transactions In the strong stocks.
Numerous active stocks were advanced point
or more These included st ! Paul, Union Pacific.
Rock 1sland,. ST. Louis IS San Francisco sec
Ohio. Wabash preferred, ANAL lgamated, Metro
politan Street Railway, Tennessee Coal and Sloss
Sheffield Steel
Colorado. Fuel gained 21a Southern Pacific was
easing gradually and when Sugar began to be
l1quidated both stock fell off rapidly.
Southern Pacific dropped TO 81 while Sugar
elsewhere was moderate among the standard
stocks, which rallied again to the best. st.
Paul rose above 163 and Pennsylvania rose y.
Prices moved in halting ard Irregular way.
clined to await the decision In the Southern Pa
cifc case, expected later in the DAY. The stand
ar ara railroad stocks lowered near the top level.
ferred. Iowa Central preferred lost 31a. Keokuk
< Des hIoiLes 2ASNSt. Louis & San Francisco
] - and New Haven and Union Bag and Paper
point. $; E4Ss VA AZ H.
Dulness was the main Characteristic of the
midday trading. Scarcely any Of the specula.
tive favorites We're dealt In extensively enough t.
VaTy Ty q General Electric rose, =:
VI Tue sJuulCldI OeciSlOH re
fusing the Injunction against the voting o1
caused an outburst Of activity and higher prices
all around: Union Pacific Immediately ran ur
to 9S, rise of rs; while Southern Pacific raj
lied to 58N. @ 80
st. Paul; Pennsylvania and Canadian Pacific
increased their advance to 2 points, but the re
sponse at other points was not vigorous. Traders
who had bought earlier in expectation of bulge
N prices s on on the news promptly: realized ant
forced st. Paul, Pennsylvania aud Louisville back
point and other stocks fraction. Allis- s-Chal
mers declined point and Pullman 21a., Southern
Pacic reacted to 57h. s~.". -. .s.al
The large realizing that met the advance had
d1sconragins effect on the bulls and they sold
out. The postponement of the Southern Pacific
annual meeting sand the granting Of an appeal il
the Injunction suit increased the disposition tc
sell. Gains were reduced to fractional limits
all around; Southern Pacific fell Y under Sat
urday night and New York Central fraction
sackayanna Lack g. lost ~; Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie rose IL And Pullman recovered
;T The market fell into stagnation At the rally
The closing was dull and easy. y
| Bonds were dull and irregular at noon. .
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b!
Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce, Minneapo
| Closing figures are bid. -, ..a - , .r
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06
MISCEII.ANEnIrs

NEW YORK COTTON, April 6.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance Of one to six
points and with much excitement particularly
as to May contracts, prices moving RAPIDLY llp-
ward. The previous high record on May had
been 1920. This position opened to-day At
!O.2Oc. and after selling at 10.22c on the open.
ing call, rapidly advanced to 10. 3Oc. July con
tracts. which closed Saturday at 8 965c opened
this morning at 9.74c,. and within twenty min
utes Otter the opening scall the same position
was selling at 8 93c The general market also
was very strong. The new. crop positions made
reluctant partial advance, favorable weather
for seeding and termination being reported quite
generally throughout the cotton belt. The up-
ward movement in: cotton there was accelerated
by Saturdays large exports, not known till after
the close of change. these being SO, 100 bales
which. with port receipts of 7,O23 bales, make
the export movement Of cotton this season 3S9 :
600 bales greater than that Of last year for the
corresponding times Another factor in to-day 8
frmness was the small estimates at the ports.
e At noon the market was strong and active.
with May 20 points higher and other old crop
months 12@16 points higher. New crop months
We're net unchanged to 5 points higiher.t
Spot firm; mfddlfng uplands, 1O.45c; niddling
gulf, 10. roc. -
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day. IA ,oDe
bales, compared with %, $50 last week and 13 ia
last year. For the week. Is 600 bales. against
1Os 431 last week and 3,911 bales last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans; 6, 1863 bales
compared with 4,731 bales last year. and al
Houston 2 80 bales. against .651 last year.
Spot closed quiet. 20 points higher; mlddling mp.
lands, 10. O.45c; mtddling gulf, lO.70c: sales. 0OC
bales. s.s AsA,ys ,yssI.z 5ss sf. q sSssF rs