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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.
They Way Physicians Now Treat Ca
tarrh.

Physicians who formerly depended
upon inhalers, sprays and local washes
or ointmentS now use Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets because as one of the most
prominent stated, these tablets contain
in pleasant convenient form all of the
really efficient and reliable catarrh
remedies, such as red gum, blood root
and Hydrastln.
They contain no cocaine or opiate $50
common in liquid catarrh medicines
and cough syrups) and they are given
to little children with entire safety and
benefit.
DR.. j. ]. Reitinger says: l suffered
from Catarrh in my head and throat
every winter and it would hang on
clear into summer. with stoppage of
the nose and irritation in the throat
affecting my voice so that / was con-
tinually clearing my throat before l
could speak plainly; it finally extended
to the stomach causing catarrh OF the
stomach.
l bought Il fifty cent box of Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets at my druggists, car
ried them in my pocket and used them
regularly several times Il day and the
way in which they cleared my head
and throat and improved my hearing
ana general health | considered little
short of remarkable. i had no catarrh
last winter and spring and know l am
entirely free from any catarrhal
trouble whatever.
Mrs. Jerome Ellison of Wheeling
writes: l suffered from catarrh nearly
my whole life and last winter my two
children also suffered from catarrhal
colds and sore throat so much they
were out of school large part of the
winter. My brother who was cured of
catarrhal deafness by using Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets urged me so much to
try them that l sent to the drug store
and bought a package and / am truly
thankful for what they have done for
ne and my children. / always keep Il
box of the tablets in the house and at
the first appearance of cold or sore
throat one or two of the catarrh tab-
lets nips i; in the bud and Catarrh is
no longer household afiiiction with
US. mar3-5-7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
A PHILIPPINE EXHIBIT
Is Greatly Desired by the St. Louis
Exposition Directors.

Washington. March 6.-Messrs. Wal
bridge and Blair, representing the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition CO.. Of
St. Louis, had a conference. today, with
Secretary Root and Col. Edwards, chief
Of the bureau of insular affairs. with Il;
view of insuring an adequate and COM
prehensive exhibition of the resources
of the Philippine Islands ut the ex-
position. The Philippine government
has appropriated $250.000 for this ex-
hibit and the exposition company has
promised to make a liberal allotment of
funds for the same purpose. An agree
ment was practically reached as to
the amount to be contributed by the
exposition company and may be con-
cumated provided it is approved by
Gov Taft. to whom it was cabled, to-
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
TOO MUCH GLASS.
Unless Demand Is Better, Factories
Will Have to Close.

Philadelphia, March 6-Thc Public
Ledger, today, says: Never in the his
DRY of the window glass industry in
his country, it is said. have manufac-
turers and jobbers been confronted
With such a serious situation as at
present.
IF the plans of 4 number of leading
producers to close down their fac
.ories temporarily are successful it is
said higher prices are assured while
if it fails it is predicted here that the
most ruinous price war which has ever
been inaugurated will be a certainty.
There is only one safe way out of the
difficulty" said a leading local jobber,
and that is by closing the factories
If Il suspension of operations takes
place better demand for glass will
naturally follow and all are assured
profitable prices on their present hold
ings and the output of factories be-
tween now and the time when a shut
down is decided upon by majority
of producers
IF. however. Il sufficient number of
ma nufacturers persist in working their
factories prices are sure to be cut so
deep that every box of glass made dur
ing the coming season will be SOLD at
loss. In the event of the factories
failing to go out of blast cut of 40
per cent. would not surprise u.s.
1t has been estimated by those in a
position to know that there are now
in the hands of manufacturers about
100000 boxes of glass, one half of
which is in the warehouses of the
American Window Glass Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
REVOLT is WIDE SPREAD.
Chinese in States Have Late Reports
from Their Native Country.

Victoria, b. c.. March 6.-The re-
'ort is current among the local Chinese
1erchants. that the object of the COM
lg of Leunglik Ling Kai Chow, first
lieutenant of Kang Yu Woi to this con-
ment. is to accumulate funds for the
ebel movement now going on in
outhern China and to arrange for the
'hipment of arms and war munitions
Or the rebels. Leung Kai Chow says
ie has come to make arrangements for
he establishment of Il mercantile COM
Iany. rt
Native papers just received by local
'hinese report that the leader of the
ebel movement in Southern China at
anton is Leung Mo KwOng. Local
lhinese point out that it is interest
ng to note that his family name is the
same as that Of Leung Kai Chow, who
vas honored with his party by the
Empress of India. They also point out
The fact that. like Kang Yu Woi, Leung
Aai Chow is a Cantonese.
The Chinese papers report that
Leung Kai Chow has circulated
in Southern China in which
lie advances the opinion that the peo-
Die of Kwang ST and Kwang Tung. the
ieat OF the insurrection now prevailing.
should secede from China and es-
ablish kingdom made up of the two
<wangS. To further this scheme. so
he reports go, Leung Kai Chow has
ONE to this continent to accumu-
ate funds by subscription at all the
empire reform associations in Canada
md the United States. 1t is also stated
hat the program includes the arrange
nent for the shipment of arms from
his coast to China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
CONSIDERING GRIEVANCES.
The N. v, N. H. & II. Union Officials
Reviewing Situation.

New Haven. Conn. March 6.-Val
fitZpa trick of Cleveland, Ohio, vice
grand master of the Brotherhood of
Uaiiroad Trainnlen, and {. w. Wilkins
Of Cedar RAPIDS. Ia. second grand con-
ductor of the Order of Railroad Con-
t1uctors. arrived in this city, today, to
act in an advisory capacity with the
grievance committee OF the conductors
and trainmcn who are mere TO meet the
general officers of the New York, New
Haven &, Hartford Railroad on wage
and other matters
A meeting of the grievance commit
tees at which the national officers Were
presented was held. this evening, but
nothing was given out regarding it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Gen. Crozier, chief Of ordnance. mas
made contracts with the Tredgar Iron
Works of Richmond, Va and the
Cowdrey Co. of Massachusetts for 800
cast iron projectiles model of 1908, in
Guiding FIVE G. and I0-inch shot, 12-inch
rifle shot and 12-inch mortar shot The
larger ones win be made by the Rich
mond company and the smaller ones BY
the Massachusetts company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
The Worden Exceeds 80 Knots.

Norfolk. Va, March 6.-The official
rial trip of the torpedo boat destroyer
Norden over the Cape Henry course.
today, resulted in the craft exceeding
by very good margin the 30 knots
required of her in the building con-
tract. SSH s9a-t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Elder Uriah Smith. for IS years con-
tinuously the editor of the Adventist
Review and Herald and an author who
If known all over the world among that
denomination, died suddenly. Friday, at
his home at Battle Creek, Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

1t is understood at Ottawa that the
Dominion government intends intro
ducing bill next session of aPrliament
raising the poll tax on Chinese from
800 to $500 This is in accordance with
the request of the Chinese and Japan
csc commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

The Speaker stated that that or"e'
relative to adjournment had been re-
turned by the Senate, that body nom
roacurring and insisting.
Today assigned:
I'm. To amend Section II OF Chap'ef
. of the Revised StatutesaQf lsa". us
amended by Chapter SS5 Fof Faohc
Laws OF 1856.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
LONDON GUARANTEE 4 ACct.
DENT CO., LTD.
Elmer A. Lord, Resident Manager, IS
Central Street, Boston. Mass.

ASSETS DEC 81. 1902
Stocks and Bonds, $1.ot7. $40 rs
Cash In office and Bank, iSS. 300.S
Interest ard rents. 1920. ~
Urcollected premiums. 119,976.V
Admitted assets, 1,o30, Fits
LIABILITIES, DEC. 81, 1892
Net unpaid losses, $352, OH 0c
f'nearned premiums, 467 10
MI other liabilities, 90.99S15
Cash capital s00, 10000
Surplus over all liabilities go 076 "a
VIM. G. BooTHBY, Agent,
Augusta, Maine.
mar.d1aw2w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
grnonften= Warft.

1tntenite6enbe preiie be3ie9en iib
auf ben @ngrOs : 9anbeI; fir ben
&~leinbanbeI muB Elm entipre4enOer
4uHd!ag gema9t perOen.
6arm g robutte.
2ebenOes @efIugeI: pro pfunD,
iunge 9iibner 12c. Bis 15c.; ate 6ii6>
ner 12c. Bis 1886; 8GnIe lie. Bis
14c.; Butter 13c. Bis 1885,; @nten lie.
Bis 15c.; Sauben, PRO 9aar 15c. Bis
20.
Gier, pro 9uBenb 19c. bis 21c.
@epfeI, PRO SAB SIPS Biz $500;
8rOnsbeeren, PRO SAP $1,000 bis
$14,00; QPfeIiinen, prO &iite $1.75
bis 1925; @robeeren, pro Quart
25c. bis 30c.
Semitic: &%artpffelr, PRO 8uT9eI
SOC. Biz &c.; 3piebeGn. PRO 8uf6el
SOC. Bis co.,; 8eiBtObl, pro SOnne
$500 bis $500; &opfIalut, pro
Rprb $1.OO bis $1.5O; 53uderriiben,
pro Rifte 3Oc. biz 40c.; SeGerie, pro
8iinbel 4c. Bis &C.; Gdrotter, pro
4ite Doc. Bis 35c.; Spinal, PRO 8u>
T8elfiite 40c. Bis &c.; brduner &ohG,
pro 8uI6eltifte 10c.; Somatpes, pro
Carrier $1.5O Bis $3.50; runbe 8is
ben, 15c. Bis 2Oc.; Meerrettig, pro &is
tie SOC. Bis 75c.; @urten, pro Serb
$500 Bis $3.50; CRIME 8obnen, pro
aor6 $1.75 Bis $500.
@iIO: Sanger 6irf9, pro gfunb
15c. big 16c. @nten: MtaGurb, prO
9aar goo. bis $1.GO; 8lad6eaOs, pro
gaur 60c. Bis 75c.; Reo6eabs, pro
gaar $1.50 Bis $500; @dnbuBbad,
prQ 4aar $500 bis $3.50: gstpDAns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

Ottoman iprang BON Dem peidtH
size auf, er f6ritt in Dem @emaat
auf unb nie6er, bdnn 0ffnete eE DIE
5enIterfligel uno T6dute nG4 bent
8aloe. 9ort. oerbOrgen hinter ount@
len 5annen unb @i6en, psilte ne. Sp
tie pobl einen ein5igen 4ugenbltd leIs
ner geoa4te? =
@G6renb bier Der @raf ieiren 9e9
banten na9bing, ent1pann fi4 in Dem
8puooir Der 5rdu bpn 9~ol5enoorf
cine eifrige unterbaltung. 4m1noa
mar Bel Der M}uttsr eingetreten, re
bate i6re qeitI9e ouf ben 2il4 ge>
tpDrfen uno mar felbt in eire1l 5dl@
teuil geiunten.
vOu batteIt nit mir gu Iprehen,
Mamu? SIT es benn ettpas WI4t's
ges?"
rgetpiB, Qmanba, es betrifft meme
8abereiie!!"
nWurum bin i9 babel n0t6ig? SD
benfe, 9u BAIT f6on ONES ~beit;mmt?"
sd erbielt 6eute frii6 BON nIet7er
Superintendent, Der 8urOnln BON
3ot66u8, bic i'd pieIe Sabre ni4t ges
ie6en, einen 8rieF. sic gebt nab
S6epeningen unO fragt mid, ob Id
ni4t e6enfuqs 6i1tommer pplle, In.
fie na8 Der langen 3ett einmai nleoer
gu Ipre6en uno alte G~rinnerun9en
auf3ufriI6en. 0u petBt, i4 lpollte
mein Qltes Quarter in 8Gbens8doe1
6e3ie6en, nun dber m06te i'd bod l:e7
Der einmal an bic See, N3eins Sose
1T es nun, baB 0u mid Oubin Re8leiz
tef, unb 3par f6on in einigen 3agsn.
0u8 meinIt 9u gu benz @orl4lH9e,
1T er ni6t fehr f40n2"
Qmanoa bate 3erftreut 3ugeR0rt;
3u iebsr unbsren 3eit pdre tie nit Be
geiiterung benz @ori4lage Der SHUTTER
gefolgt, 6eute a6er bate lie feinea
Sim Oafir, ie ia6 un8eouloig DIR
Ii6 nieoer un0 untpOrtete ni4t.
rg}un, 4manoa, fpurum Tprttf 9n
nt9t?"
sd babe mir Oa5 9tGe5 nod ni6t
iiberlegt, Mama; iiber6aupt, i'd nsiB
ni6t, Of i9 reiien iou. - Seoenfaa5
min i'd @buarO crit buriiber fragen.
Gritaunt blifte 6ruu bon 9ol3enz
borf mad i6rer So4ter. @eit mann
muBte tie erit ben9utten fragen, penn
iie Gtpas polte? Dur i6r 8iQe
benin ni8t ieoer3eit au6 Der ieine ges
nefen? Nar fie ni6t jeOe5 Sa9r nit
Der Mutter geretit? 8arur: oenn
ieBt ni4t?
5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
Sur6 .. u. 6irflanr, N%uFtiDnatur.
@ertunltcrs .@crfnuf
Dts
6rOntzS traBen= 34eaters,
-i0pit-
elmer oardn g%ren3enOen Reitauration
uno Wo6n6aus ais Nr. 314,
5rpntzS trdBe, befannt.


Strait NM in Aus iibruH8 cincs 92it6i5 Ocs
ar;isqeribts Der Stlot Baltimore ipjrO OR llutcr=
SeibHste am ~ 0 a @, OtH :. Wldrj, ytl6mtt=
tags l llbr, in Der r8,al Gitltt Gr9lu9c," crittr
6lur I'M Gar=eu:lOiHg, O1s %qeilmmtt nabiOlqruO
bci1rieb;ue uHD in Der StI0t Baltimore, NtD., be-
leaens 8runOtigcntbum AMI 0iitutI:btr Nutt;pu
otrtauicn:
Grftcu5 - Gin @ruuOitiid al Der GorOpcfts
Gfe DIR 6routz MD goiu=StraBe, nit elmer 5rontc
al Gronts StrlB: bon ~uHgcidbr itp;iunOlbtjig 49,
Sub icb5 To- 3oa un0 elmer Sirtc bis 3u 1out5'
B0leu BON ungtidbr eiubuuotrt uuO ueuuun0Uicrs
3tq $40 SUB. 3ebaut lit OlT,lbe nit ocm Sruntz
StraBtu=5beattr. Sie 6rOntt Drs beiaQteu 8ruuOs
itiids, nit elmer Etttc bon HrununOncuniig t3l
SUB 1T tincm idbrlibcn @ruuO3ius pou ortibun0crt
Collars $500 unteripDricn, uuo Der iibriQe Gbsi!
untcrltqt eiuem iGbrii6cu 0runO}ins puu iiinfz
unOieben3ig Collars $50.
3 IN eitcu Gin al obiQcs @rurOitud unz
gr;n}tnDts OrunOtigcntbum nit elmer 6rOute at
5roHt=StraBc BON ~ungcfdbr i~jc5en}cbu % SUB
INN elmer Sjeie BON ~uuacidbr ntununOHcuujiQ t9J
SUB. 9tbaut lit Daftibs NIT elmer i,uc;it6diQcu
3i;gelittintrueu gititlurotiOu IND l8o6ubous. as
Yr. 314, 5roHtzStrlBt, bctluut. Giucm iG5rlibtn
9runO3ins pou OreiuuNiebs}io Collars uno fiuf=
unOfitbtn3;g Gents $6375) uuttriporftn.
9ertauisz9tOinQunqen @lar. Gin Sepoftum
BON iiuibunOtrt Dollars $500 min uui ous erie
@ruu0itiif uuO einbunotrt SoIdrs $l0N AMI bas
jpeite sur ,3tjt ots 9trfluf5 ~p;rlauQt. QQe Witz
then, Sttucrn, @runOj;nicn NM ISlftrmittbtn
per0cn bis sum 9lrtnuistug: btrtbtiqt.
3t6urD 2. 6ul6retb,
Nr. 9G}, Galucrt=9UilOing,
3rutes.
.. 81 R%irflanO,
t38,48JGD Iuttiouator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

EouncitsRmfs, So7a, . SAGE.
Goucoro, 9.s0., ~ StunDen.
Scubtr, Colorado, . Goge.
9tiroit, Mib., / BAG.
galothou 3trag, 2 SAGE ) Stuuocu.
Sarris5urQ. Bd.. 8 5tunosr.
6artfosD, Connecticut, u SiuHot1.
indianapolis, SuO., I EaG.
9adiou, g,iiFifpoi 2 I0Je.
SodioEoilt, 6lcrioa, 1 Eo9.
EauiRs=Gito. WiFouri. 2 Taae.
9ittlt 8od. Nriauio5, / GGg Is StuuotH
&nuispiut 6D.. / sac 2 StumotH.
Memphis. 6cuu., 1 Slg . StunDen.
glpbile. HlHbama, 1Eaa 8 StuHotu-
gorioli, gjrsiai,u, u StuEOen.
gtttD=CrlcaUs, "a, / El9 10 StunosA
Staot 0cipz0orf s StuuotH.
Gnidbl, 8cbrostd. . Euqe.
Qortlluo, Wnint, I Id1.
9ortIauD, ErcGoH, . Sage.
philadelphia, pa, 3 5tuuO;u.
4ittsburg. 4u., il 5tuu0cu.
gTopiocutc, Rs. Us Stuao.u.
3oj,iQ5. 3.=6., IS Stuuocu.
ct, Goui5, Wiiouri 1 SAG 6 SturhtH.
Ct. RAM, Mjuuciota, I Eag y Stuuo'fs
San 6rau3isco, Gal, 4 Eo8c a StUn0sa.
Sopcil, Qauias. p Jl1c.
QQHUH. Mail. 13 Sturbfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
Giehfntter. INN @trnhnreiIe.

GoIgen0es iinO Die auf ben itaatltz
den Daagen fir 9eu, GtrO6 II, +. IN.
Seitsrn er5ielten 9retIe:
Sef1t9e 9eupaage.
9eu.-Simotbp, 500 prO Spnne,
8lee4eu SIC, 8emif4teS SIT pro
Some.
6trob. @ei3enFro6 $40 Bis
$11, Roggsritrob ST. pro 3onne.
Mais- neues, $2,85 Bis $3.50
pro Sap.
@ef1t8e 9eupauge.
Sen Simot64 $40 Bis 500 pro
Some, 8leeheu $16 Biz SIT, gemii4z
te8 $18 Bis $40 pro Some.
Strpb. - Dei3enitrob $1,000
Bis $11.5O, R~oggen1trob SIG Bis $17
pro Some.
Mai5- neues, $3.50 Bis $500
pro 6uB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
Gortft5une foi9t.)
Grnnhfnfssllrbrrtraaunaen

S6ereIa 9. 8ropn, Sruitee, etc. an
6ettD 80. 9eebe, 3ruitee, 9 8runoz
itiide, S..
.6ermange 4otper &c 8uiloing
g." an gilbert %. 9urriion ETC.,
3e9t elmer Mauer, 81.
!6arrD 6. GaIlo5 etc. an 6recerid
q. 4uui6 ETC., gtoroieite 2anpuIsz,
na6e 4nnItr., 14,6 BEL 1916, 9runoz
gins SAT, $1375,
Dug. 8ebr etc. an Marie 8. Sonz
ner, 3rpei 8runoitiife, $981.82.
@op. S, Gallagher an SO6n %.
6anner, Oitieite GIoOer Str, nabe
6airmountz@ De., u Bel 70, @runoz
sims 1914, S..
Sfaac QeopoIo etc, 3eitament8z
boQfrefer, an RoIe 2eopolO ETC., 3pei
8runOftide, 81.
2ouiIe 6. Gii6er unO NnOere an
4nn 6. 9pos, @eItieite GlODerz, nabe
Orleon8zStruBe II BEL 65, $510.64,
Sa8. g.. Galfpeq etc. an Die n0eutz
16e @par6anf," 0itieite Gutap@,
na6e 6aratogaz6traBe 70 BEL --,
S..
8m, 9. G6len etc. an Nnlan0u g.
@ulpeG, OItIeite @utanz, nube Ga
ratogoz6traBe, 70 bel -, S..
@liu5 2iDe5ep an 36Oma5 8. Sal
tier, 8ruItee, 8eitiette 6triderz, na6e
5apettesS traBe, 20 6ei Is, $4,000.
9atrif 5. 6Iannerp etc. an &Obert
8. MaDin, @de 8apnerz 2lOenue uno
Soroar1StraBe 134 bel -, S..
Waurice 6. Sfinner, Sruitee, an
0alter 8. 68arf ETC., Siioisite SIRE
oeridsRoao, Elm @runOitiid, 8runO@
gins $49,23, $685..
Carrie @peG an 6arrn 3. 9orter,
orei 8runoitiite, S..
Sobn Mdrtin an Gba8. %. 6urit,
SiiOieite 2ertngtonz, na6e 4ula5tiz
5truBe, Is Bel Y, @runO3in5 $40,
S..
Sobn s, 6urTt an Qnton 8ertsr,
SioIeits 2~eringtonz, na6e 9ulastiz
StraBe, Is BEL u, $1,000.
3i6aro Garrut6erS an So6n s.
9urf, 6iibieite 2eringtonz, na6e
9ula8tisStraBe Is Bel Y, $500.
@m. s. Mtomun etc. an George
q. U}att6eps, SiiOisite 5eOeraIzStr.,
na6e Montforoz2tDenue IA bei 80,
8runo3ins $56, S..
Bm. 8. 6arfen an Qouis 8Oies
man, 3pei 8runoitiide, $625.
80. Burns Srunole ETC., SruItee,
an 6ug6 Brent ETC., Mefieite Marpz
lano14Denue, na6e %. Str, $4,000.
G6a8. Is. Gi4munn etc. an M}arp
MpIanoer, Oruio : 6iG : 2(benue, Elm
8runOftiif 1872 Bel 100, $4,000.
9arrp %. Murle2 an 8efite 6.
8euD, me6rere @runbfiife, S..
Nm. u. Gor an 8. 2amar 8eGn,
me6rere 8runoitii6e, S..
g. 2umar 8eGp etc. an ). 8m.
8olgiano, mebrere 9runOfiite, S..
2oui5 2autenberger an Sunius
@raD, @e7tIeite CALHOUN, na6e
9reBtmanzgtaBe II bet 70, @runOz
sins $72.25, $500.
@m. Gusportb Cooper etc. an
Marie s. Cooper, &e4t, SiteI uno
SntereFe Elm 8runOitiit, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10
6eutige S9luBrate:
guIttmprer gffettenb6tfe.
Esri6tt Sur BEN sGsutIAeu Gorr,iSouDsntsH' SEg5
2. Mr1. TinntnDDri K Eal
8uIttmDre,O ben 9. 9Ee6rudr.

Baltimore, ben 9. 6ebruar.
S. 8m. Mtobenbprf &c So. bere9s
nen fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
auf 5.18B (peniger 1i16), auf Si6t
5.155 (peniger 1f16), taufmGnntf4e
auf go Sage 5.184 (pentger 1i16) Bis
$50. Rei9smurf auf so Sage
"a lilo. @uIOen auf so Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Sage
4.848, auf Si9t 4.874, taufmdnniI6e
4,844 bis 4484A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-10

Sal3fleifd: pro Bfuno, gon3e
S4uItern, engl. gei4n, &c; gang
tur3e 3ippen, 94c.; Seiteniped,
103c.; gan3e 2eibftiife, 1O1c.; Spedz
S6uItern, 1O1c.; Sugar : GnreO"
SduItern, 1886; @6inten, 1885,;
O3ne 9aut, 1886; Picnic, 10c.;
g9leB" =S6peinefIeiI4 $3.50 pro
SAB; S6mal3 - IN Sierces, gut raf7
finirt, 101c.; in 6dFern, 1915.
Raffee: Notirungen iin0 ME fol9t:
ouf Der Bats BON S. Gents pro
Pfuno fir Rio Nr. 7; Santos 74c.;
biz 111c.; Mdracai6o 94c. Bis 1885,;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; Motta 18c. bis
19c.
gsrOFeter 8uffse: 6. 3. e., in aiz
ten, 1O4c. bis 1O.7Oc. PRO PfunO;
in 8idfen un0 Sdden, reiner SABA,
321c. biz &c.; SABA unO Mottu, ges
miI8t, 28c. Big 283c. pro 9funO; reiz
nsr Mtaracot6o, 229c. bis 23c.
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IiGe, pro 8adr 30c. Biz 40c. 9irf4z
riicten, pro gfunb 25c. Biz CSC.
9roceries unb Propttos
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder: pro Pfunb, gez
pirfelt, 5.511c.; puIoeriiirt, 5.013c.;
STANDARD granuIirt. 4,913c.; fem
granulirt, 4.915e.; Grpital, 4.913c.;
Columbia 81, Asst; geIber, 4.073c.
biz 4,373c.
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8erpIoppert. 8ettler:
.Sun9er 9err, t9 bite I'm Elm Nlmo@
ten, I'D bin Elm armer 8Ginber." =
@WieiO iptfen Sic benin, bab i6 jung
bins" = 8ettler: Isle geben ia mad
Der reueniten inngen Serrenmpbe qez
fleibet!!"
Dor ebtngung.- 9auner (au
feinem 4obotaten): n@6rIi6 aeItanz
ben =" Qopotat: salt, ipenn sic
ebrlt9 geiteben. bann tperben sic perz
urt6eilt."
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6eutide S6luBrdte:

y Ct. = 0HHIIYE guTtL5uTUHI
1887 8uf6el; aus ben @lebatoren
8uriifge3ogen 5671 8uf4el; @leDatoz
rerz8orratb 1882 8ui4e(. Ser
flute: 1 0aggon 3urifgetptIener
DeiBer 3u SO.
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$4,000 8anr- $500 pro gSOde

3u perfaHfeu:
3ip,if3diq. Sduitr init is6s 3lmnera al 9rsr''
etraks, lpiibsu g1ltImorss5tr. unS GairmruHf'
eIue ntbsH u9atteriOus9arE~. 9ttis Sdultr tHt'
baltcn ole neutatn 9eqGtmli4teitsH, slni1iisBiI4
amsu!irtt Q;qsr uR0 TarmOrs1rsppsH. greis
$500. GrunOi:us ST idbgIi9. @rOUt.Strabe 1T
nit ben b,itsH pitrifIirt,n 3iegeIasiucn sepiIaftrt
GDW , GaIIaebsr, 9ayIutsTusBwsr
Canl8) Rr. 1858. GfE9alttmortsS traBc.
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UI s.-SE VSUIIYt yIuIs6UTNVI
betrug 270,192 8uf6el; 8erionOt bon
rem @lebatoren 69,264 8uf6el; Glez
batoren : @orrat6 1,189, 744 8uI8el.
8ertGufs: 1000 8uT6e1 M}dr3 gu $50,
1000 Spot gu 5499, 1 @aggon Spot
gu 544, $1,000 oo. gu 5433, 1 8agz
gon Do. 3u 544 200 Steamer gez
mi7dter Spot Sig, 10000 6e6rlar
III 545.
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Mmftionss Nn5eigeM.
Campbell & Sueuis, gniudlte,
Cir. 20, EftzQerington=S traBt.

Gr. ~ AHzStEtHgLDH=S IEaBe.
gSir IeuFcn ete NufnIc=fiamfctt Don Saufeu=
ten, 5abritanten uuo Rnpitaliiten AMI ben aui
Dficntlibtn guttjOn tlttiinOeOen 9erpdlz
ttrs= Yertdu ocs 0robcn uno iptrtbUolfn
runOsinsTreien Urunotigentbum5, Rr.
), Horo=Gresnt=StraBt, ndbe glitimore=StrlBe
(Spann'5 altts 0otsl, % SUB 5ronte bis gu eir.r
y 6nB breitcu allen, bel IS 6uB Ittfe, iammt
erobem Orsiit0fiqsu 3ieoeliteinerHcn @tbduos. Ser
Ytrtaui iinDct aui 9:itbl Des &reisotri6ts 0r. 2
am ; It 9, ben 10. Gebrudr 1903, Gd9nlitz
tags 4 lbr, al Srt urto St:le fatt.
a8tgtn gtOin0ungtu etc. lpsHos man fb an
9ettr ). Sc mpbeIL,
5rutet.
Qattiiou & @ubuu,
G4,3l,38,4D guft.onatorsn.
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3nIti1nnrrr Mnrftherihfe.
oHtAt"bubGL utbAbSAhI4bS
cSsrtQtt fir sen s5suIhsH GorrtiDoupsHisE. .

FO''E~"I TIT SH 8~'UIWtH NoII'IVUHVEH'E".J
Baltimore, ben 8. 6ebruar.
Me6I.- Die bsutige MebI3uFubr
belief fi8 auF 11,946 Safer, elm
f6lieBIid 1854 6GFsr gu 2OcuitzPOint
unO 2021 6GFer gu Canton. 8iftenz
perionot - 6d7er. 4uf bem Me6Iz
mortt berri4t llntbdtigteit uno bic
Ho6frage lit gering, ii4 meiiten5 auf
angsbrO4ene Partien 6ef4rdnteno.
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8oitmarfenz@ gentureu.
gerT4iebme S~ta0tI6sile, in ro;l9sn
poItz8ertb5afen Dertauft
tDprnpn

meIoalt. G. 2. scott.
gorfzRoao 9urucu g.. Sappir0ton.
goriu6.2Dtnus uHo 9arriioniraBs Robert 6.
3. 6au.
a. straBs unO 6HatinooonsIbsnu Souls
Rtinoo1ar.
GranaepiQt 49, oiram Rimble.
SortsGOnut urO5 obnioH=Strabe - q. 2. G..
Sdsiot.
8. uno 9ouobsstraBs, 6ioblanotoDH Scenes
g. 5ruar.
CranQepiQe - 8tUrQs gtu.
3r. Is, ltriOrsNDsuue CBooOberrD) 49, Grarsua
9. 0iaiumg.
groaOpap unO 9altimortsStru - George 5.
ggao.
umtsrsstutiou, qtuniplBanisr @abn" - g. 8.
grofun.
GomDens6 Citation, sgaItimorssC 6tosgabn.H
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Scf6rberung INN POfia6en.

GG19e ber srforOerli4en 3'it our Gr'
rei9ung Der Oeri4ieosnen Be-
itimmungSprte.
1lntenfebenb lit bic ungefd6re 3tit
fir uebermittelung Der 9OitId6en bon
Dem 8oltimorer 9oft : 8ireau mus
ben 6duptId4Ii6sn einbeimiiAen uno
auspdrtigeu Stdoten oer3'ian't.
SnIdnb.
Wtlortu. Ga, 19 6tzaosu.
6nanticsGitD, Rs, 6 Stuuoer.
g-,9flpn. R.z9., 6 StnnDen.
I.'liugtou, 9trmont. II StuHosn.
4uiiqlS. Q.zQ., Is Stunoeu.
Eaps Wuu, RS, & StuHosH.
5borleton, sc, 10 StunosH,
Gbitago, Sas, l Sac.
6olumbia, S.sG., II Stunocn.
Giueinnatt Obs, 20 StuRotR-