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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Sn hem bl6klid peri9tebenen

Sn hem pl0Blid peri9tebenen
Diplomaten, Surtiten unb S@rifts
teller Sreb. 50. Sous perltrt Mme-
rita nt9t muir etnen leiner bebeutenben
S6bne ionbern bas amertfanti9e
0euti@tbam einea ietner befannteiten
unb beiten &eprdientanten, serabe
neil er poQ unb gang Mmertfaner mar
unb bod at beuti@em @elen, an Der
beuti@en Spra@e, an beuti@er @rinbs
li9feit unb &edtlt9feit feitbtelt.
Scr Sag" tn Berlin iast nidt NIT
unre@t pou BON Tim tn elmer 8es
ipre3uns Der 9aaser &onferens:
vl1nierer beuti9en grt mag bas ar,es
ritamti@e @eien u,a,9mal porbrins=
li@ eri@etnen; aber ~iebeufaQs mar
Sous pom beiten Wtuen beieelt uub,
erfiat NIT berti9er 8ilbuns, ponl
bober G@tuns beuti@en @eiens unb
beuti@er Irbett."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Ma6aem Gbina ii@ bereit erfldrt

Ma9hsnt Gbina itd bereit erfldrt
bate, swei Safen In Der Wanbidurei
gu 0ffnen, fann man li6 In @aibinss
ton teinen 8ers barauf MAIDEN, baB
nun Prtn5 Citing, Der Mtnifter bes
@euBeren, inherent @elanbten gonser
ietn Sebauern ausSeipro@en bat, baB
biegr6fnunS peri@oben perben mi lie,
neil Ste Wanbi@uret nod In ruff
i9em Seitt iet. 1lub ebenio munbert
man ii@, baB @raf gailtni ben an=
sebli@en biplomatii9en grfols bes
Setretdrs SAP BET &uBlanb in Ibs
rebe itellen fonnte. Oie 9inefi@e,
wte bic ruiiti6e Diplomatic tit 10 eie
sener Dirt, baB ite ber unirtsen nod
u,ande geuB gu fnaden aufseben wtrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Sm 1tnterbamie bes canabti9en

Sut nnterbaaie bes canabii@en
Parlaments untersos Oberf Tbomp=
ion bic canabti@e Milt5 elmer per-
nt6tenben &rtttf. gr iaste, er babe
bic bi~estdbrtsen 9aser tnipisirt unb
sefunbsn, baB bic gauge Wtlis i9lim=
mer als nuslos iet. sic beitebe aus
@retien unb &tnbern, un6 menn man
cine @enberuns ersielen noble, mii lie
man ii@ basu entl9lteBen, b6beren
Sol6 gu beSablen. Inbere Mbseorbs
nete sosen bas gauge Mtltslpitem ms
2a@erli6e, %ertlarten, es iet uOaitdnz
big unn0tbis, unb meinten, Der bette
unb itderfte S@ub fur GAMBIA ieten
bic Ser. Staaten, reip. IniGluB an
b~telelben. Oerartise g%leuBerunsen
tint Parlameut beuteu auf einen ftars
fen SttmmunSswe@iel btn. Sor nee
nisen Sabren nod wirben ite ais
QeuBeruns bes So@uerratbs sesolten
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

Scr Gommiiidr bes @eneral= 9anbs
ants wurbe ansemteien, pom Der 8e=
ftebeluns a6s, 900 Ider 0fientli9er
9~dnbereten In Mri3ona in @erbinbuns
NIT benz Salt &iper : 8%erieielunas=
proieft unb 46O, 900 Mder in Soutb
Datota In @erbinbuns NIT benz 8e0e
8our9e Yroiett auf @runb bes nr=
barma@unsss @eieses suridSu3teben.
Ote betreffenben 9dnbereien In Soutb
Datota liesen I'M &apib @itp=D tfritt,
wdbrenb bas fraslt9e @ebtet in Mri=
sona tbeilwetie gum Euclon= unb tbeil=
weiie gum Prescott : Oiitritt seb5tt.
Ser gommthdr purbe au9 anse:
mteien, tn sleider @eiie 100, 900
Ider i'm &osmeu : Diitrtft tn Seem
Wertco Der geitebluns gu entsteben,
wel@e Der 2tncolu=6 Sort. &elerue ant
sesltebert merber ioIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
ARehr 0elb! tit iebt bas Selbs'

Nebr 0elh! tit iebt bas Selbse=
i@ret. Wtr mullen mebr @elb ba=
benz 9ldne, wie mebr l1mlaufsmittel
bei@afft merben f6nnen, itnb taft 10
sablret9 mte BITE 8rombeeren. Ote
9erren BON ber 9o9finan3 baben au=
bere 8ldne wte BITE @el9dftsmelt
Iue itnb auf tbre eisenea 8ortbeile
beba@t; bas Sntereiieb es san5en 2ans
beS fommt erft tn sweiter 2tnte. Sc
rabe bas muB aber uorar iteben. l1nb
bas uerlanst Dor Maem ebrlt9e, uolI=
wertbtse umlaufsmtttel. &etn v@ilb=
f~abenselb" mebr, wie es Dor mebr als
bret S~abr3ebnten im nmlauf mar, Bel
Dem tn Ser &esel BET lifeline Mann"
ber 8erlierenbe mar. Ebeilpetie rpirb
BITE &uappbeit an llmlaufsmitteln burd
bas Iufbdufen pon Wtltonen unb
Mtlione,1 in ben @em6lben beS S1abs
amtes erfldrt. Das bort liesenbe
@elb mtrb bem@ ei@dftsleben ent3osen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

auf cine balbe Minton Dollars
i@dst man ben S@aben, BEN BET
furatbare Ortan Donneritas in ber
BON elementaren &ataitropben 10 utel=
fa3 betmseiu@ten Sabritftabt Yater=
ion tn Stem Seriep aasert@tet bat.
&ber unter ben Serluitletbenben, faii
lauter 2eute tn wentser sinitts. n Ser
m6sensperbdltntiien, befinben it9 nut
wenise, bic sesen Sturmi@dben per=
f9ert finb, benn bic sem0bnlt@en
SeaeraHefurans : Poltcen beden etn
&iitfo tnfolse pom Ortanen ni6t.
Oenno6 fommen Sturmuerbeerunsen
In inherent 2anbe, ielbit In unierer
u8rette", 70 bdufs Dor, baB Der @er=
ii@eruns 9eSen Orfani@dben bter
sr0Bere 8ea@tuns sei@enft merbeu
folte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

TIMER 0eiammtbanhel nit unieren
golonien belief ft@ fur bas iest BE.
enbete Sistaliabr auf 800, 900, 900,
mouon $40, 600, 900 auf bic grporte
unb $50, 900, 900 auf bic Smporte
fommen. @ir taufen pon Sapaii
boppelt 10 utel als pon ben Bbtltppt=
men, Masfa ober Porto &tco. @as
bas Serfaufen anbetrift, 10 TT Porto
&tco unier better &unbe, bann fommt
Sawaii, bann Masta un6 gu gutter
lest ODER better seiaSt, i@le@terlebt,
bic Pbilippinen, wel@e muir @aaren
int @ertbe pom So, 500, 900 fauften,
Elm semaltts i@le@tes &eiultat tn Mnz
betra@t Der Soften, bic uns Serabe
bieie Snieln sema@t baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
9as Iebhafte Sntereiie, mel9es bic

SaH lebbatte Srterete, rpel@eS bic
gauge ciptliitrte Welt unb Defenders
aud bic ameritanii@e Prefie benz iterz
benben unb tobten Papite serpibmet
bat uuD nod wtbmet, muB ieben &a<
tboliten wobltbuenb beribren. @entz
ger lobensmertb lit es aber, pie biele
9reHe ibre 9eier nit Na9ri6ten iber
has fommenbe gonclaue unb BEN
finfttsen Papit p~eriorst. Sober per-
ninftise Meni@ wtrb it@ ielblt iaseu,
baB es ni9t bic SenlattonspreGe ietn
wirb, bic pon boben fir@lt@en 8arz
b~entrdsern in bic v@ebeimniiie bes
@~atifaus" einseweibt wirb. limb Benz
nod min bteie YreHe einfa9 Nles
wt1en. Na9 ibr mare bas &arbt=
nals= golesium etue @eleuidait por
Sntrtsuauten uab Strebern ; ale Set
beni@aften, &tualttdt, Netb, SaB,
polttii@e @esneri@aft itnb BET tbm
entfeiielt, unb bas gonclape ielbit
mtrb ais elm sroBes Sutrtsaantenz
ipiel barseitellt, als mare es eire pos
litti@e &onuention. OaB bic &arz
btndle aud Elm @emtHen baben unb
uerpft@tet ftnb, Bel Der Papitwabl
allein bas 8obl Der &tr@e int Muse
gu baben, bafar i@etnt bteien 3eitunz
gen ieber yesriff ab5useben. Ser
itdnbtse 9eier unb Dor Ilem &atboltz
fen rperben li@ a~Ierbtnss bur9 berarz
ttse Saieleien nt@t TIRE MAIDEN laiien.
Gber wiberwdrtts bdBli@ unb anit0=
Bts iber bic MaBen lit bas Sreiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

SUI 9sr,en bes Setnbeslantes in
Dublin bat &6nis gbwarb peripro=
den, bas 9oos Der Srldnber gu bei=
fern, bas 9anb grius emporsuri9ten,
seIeli6aftlid, politii@, tommer3iel.
@ine idOne slufsa6e fur ben altera=
ben Siirteu, ietnen Namen bur6 eine
quite Sbat 81 uerewisen. Gber i@eiz
tern pirb Der Ylan an ben Srldn6eru
ielbit. Nebmt ibnen bic 9elesenbeit,
gu flasen, ibr glenb gu p~arabiren,
unb man nimm tauienben BON irii9en
golitifern bic @elesenbeit, reid gu
per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Bic ,Nort6ert Securities CONF

Die vNortbern Securities CONF
panp" bat int lesten &e3nunssiabre
feline idledten gei@dfte semadt unb
i6reitet riitis porwdrts, trobbem bic
@eiese sesen iie itnb. Ote perbunbez
men 9abnen nabmen $115, 544, 900
Elm, Elm @sbr uou SIS, 900, 900 &C.
gen bas Soriabr. IS tit abrisens
i3on bafir seiorst wor6en, baB, penn
bas Oberseri9t seaen bic Seri6mels
suns enti9eibet, nur Der Name aufz
bort, Bic &ontroue iber bic bret 8abs
men a6er bod In elmer Sanb bleibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Selegrapbiibes
(Eort5. pom Sette ~

u. @6eriban, 6. Gbmarb albright
unb Sperrp S. 9enntsan, Nnnabme
BON 8eite@unsen, ie fanf Sabre
3u9tbaus. Souls Deder, Metneib,
pier Sabre, uab emil Sartmana, Mn=
nabn,e BON 8eiteduusen, feds Sabre
3u9tbaus. Sdmmtlt6e finf @erurs
tbetlte lesten 8erufuuS etn, unb aue
wurben ipdter sesen SteIuns BON
ie &c., 600 8irsi@aft aaf freien
SUB seiest.
". q. @tiaer tpieSer tut otenH.
8aibinston, 8. G.. 81. Suit.
@. u. Wiler, Der Silfs gorma11r,
ber 8udbinberei tn Der Resieruuss=
bruderei, nabm am Montas feline frii=
beren 9f1idten pieber auf unb er fiibrt
iest wieber bic Nufii9t iber bteielben
Mdnuer, bic i'm 10 beftts betdmpit
unb ietne gntlaiiuns aus benz &estez
runssbtenit uerlanst batten. Oie 9euz
te fubren aber, lnter Inwetlun9 tbrer
Union, fort gu arbeiten, B. :. runter
Proteit". Ser Setretdr Dousbertp
bon. Ser internattonalen 8u9binber=
Union lit bter ansefommen uub bat
it@ nit Der bteitsen Union In @erbtns
buns selest. Mau elaubt nt@t, baB
bic linton ra6ttale S@rttte tbur wtrb.
Gtne ,peitere 3abl,tnsse iafeamns.
@em gorf, 81. Suli. = Ser
8anferott pon 6. g. @oolep & 60.
lit am Montas an Ser M%ttienb6rle an
gemelbet rporben. Ste Strna bate
fart in guansptqe & Eerre Saute
Mttien ipetultrt, bic nod in lester
Wo@e gu $50, beute aber 81 $40 nos
tirt rpur6en. Ser 8anterott rpurbe
flnfsebn Minuten nod Der @r0ffnunS
Der 80rie ansetinbist unb ibte etnen
beprimirenben gtnfub auf bie &C.:
I6afte aus. Ste Sirma beftebt aus
6. g. Soolep, Srant 8romlep unb
9erbert 9etnsbetmer un6 wurbe int
Stunt 1902 sesriinbet. ste banbelte
bauptid6li9 NIT guansutlle & Serre
6aute unb Sees Motnes unb Sort
Dobse Mttten. Sn Sinan3freiIeu erz
re9te bic 3ablunsSetniteQuns Der Str
ma r,ur uenis l1eberrai@uns. Ser
8anterott Der Soolep 60. rpirb als
iinausbletblt@e Tolae bes am letten
Treitas ansetinbiSten 8anferotts ..
50. 8. Stop & Company attseleben.
Ste Mnmdlte fur 9oolep & Company
meiserten fi@, trsenb ettuaS aber BITE
@erbdltnifie Der Strma gu iaSen, tn
fonIerpattpen &reiien ,perbeu aber bic
@erbinblt1teiten Der Ttrma auf 3d.
600 900 absei&dst. l
Gmtfprmn8en.
Sac,ramen 0, Cal, 27:'Sns
II. Bon Soliom totutt ioeben BITE
Ma@rt@t, bab aus benz borttsett
3n@tban5e ,pdbrenb Der Trabitids=
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Serniinftige 3eitunaen, bic ni9t

O<F"H"T*FBV OVF*"0BV"T J<
pom Natiuismus ansebau3t iinb, solz
len BEN Oeuti9en bobe Entertaining
bafir, benz ssiunben 8ter in bieiem
9anbe 9eltuns peri@afit gu baben unb
babur3 ben uerserbli9en S@napsses
nuB. Der 1t@ int Sabre 1850 nod auf
2 % @aIonen per &opf ber 8eu0lte=
runs belief, auf 1.36 per &opf berab=
sebra@t gu baben. @enn it@ 8ier
10 leidt in bic 9duler unb Seller Der
anseblt@en Semperen5ler Transports
rem lteBe, pie bic S@napsflai9e, mir=
Be bas 8erbdltniB uo@ Elm be6eutenb
sInjttseres ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

8aruut Srpan auf Gleuelanb 10
mitbenb iit2 Sebr etnfa&. @etl
Inn nod 0ttemanb cine brittle Nos
mination fur eiuen eriten Eermin aus
seboten bat, wdbrenb BET glepelano
pon elmer Nomination fir ben hrttten
Sermin bic Gebe lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Mus Der nu8e8enb.
Wa99em &afe.

SIN uorseradten Mlter Dol. 80 Sab
rea bat bter 9err Bernhard Stub an.
Donneritas Morsen infolse zines
2unsenfebers bas 3ettli@e seiesnet.
Die 2et&e ruurbe nod 9aitinss CUR
8eerbtsuns sebra&t. Ser @erftors
bene btnterldbt @ttt,pt unb bret &ius
Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

9as bsilise goaesium Der @arbinds
lie wirb am Sreitas Pen 81. Suit gun,
gouclape In &om auiammentreten.
8ie balb es Bic Paptmabl polIsieben
mirb, ldBt ft9 natirli9 ni9t uoraus
iasen. Sieuei9t mirb's @o@eu
bauern.
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For Young Readers.

The Appletons open a new series OF his
torical stories for young readers under the
title of Heroes Of Our Army with "The
Giant of Three Wars, short popular story
Of the life and adventures Of Gen Winfield
Scott by Mr.. James Barnes, Mr.. Gordon
H. Grant supplies the illustrations.
Miss Marion Ames Taggart has the rare
and happy knack Of writing just the sort
OF things that will entertain and interest
her youthful readers. AT Aunt Anna 8 u
Cd. Appleton Il Coz introduces them to a
charming pair Of twins and tells of their
summertime exploits. The book is illus
trated by Mr.. W. L. Jacobs.
Silver Innings Mcclure, Phillips 4 CO..
is the pathetic life story of blind girl. told
with quiet simplicity by Miss Nina Rhoades
and dedicated to her friend, Helen Keller.
In the War with Mexico" (Scribners).
a volume in the Boys Of the Service series.
describes midshipman's adventures on
board the United States steamship Somers.
and on the march with Scott upon the City
OF Mexico. It is written for boys and 10 by
Mr., Cyrus Townsend Brady.
In Brother Jonathan %. Appleton d
Coz Mr.. Hezekiah Butterworth has put
together for young readers semi-historical
narrative, with thread OF fiction, dealing
with tho life and career OF Jonathan Trum-
bill
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some fear upon this point in the beginning
The audacity Of Brauns appropriation Of
this picture was something possible only
TO the simple, and the serenity of his mind
was in beautiful contrast to the agitation
OF the police. Poor Lizschen did not know
that II was Corot that Braun had borrowed
and brought to her in the shabby Ghetto
to soothe her final hours. The public
knew; very particularly the exhibition
people and the newspapers and the police
knew; but to her it was sheep coming over
a hill-a knowledge that dia not need 10
be supplemented, that sufficed, A,dacious
again was Braun's restoration Of the picture
to its owners when Lizschen had no further
need Of it. But he WAS no thief. and since
he was honest Il does seem as though he
might afford to be bold. 1t is pity that
this second act OF kindness should have
got him into trouble. 1t is absurd as well
A story of another sort is "The Sader
Guest" which sets forth the intrepidity
and the reward Of young Lazarus. sIitor
for Rosnofky's daughter a remarkably
well told and effective tale The other
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II ala until, unchecked, he chased morsel
-itb foolish fingers and burnt them. And
-hen he was like ball, or bear cub that
Md harvested without stint the luscious
-bite silver berries, he was rolled In q
h,snket. and Mi-yah-tis 1.-THE Ugly One,
NJ. motherl listened to his tale of advent
ure.'
I. might he Mr., RudyAxd Kipling telling
,ba story. Poor tired Mas-ki-sis was
sysn then asleep, and the Ugly One sat
.,d tried to unravel the tangle Of happen
Iros that had come into her simple life.
Her mind worked with the reluctant vagar-
les Of Red River cart Trouble Of this
sort had been subject for Wolf Runners
solving" and that acute brave was not
at home. "She had chopped the wood,
and scraped with the strong moose shank
the hides. and tanned them in a lung-chok-
Inq smoke She had carried water. and
made the fire. and cooked the food" Now
there was not hing more to do and she fell
10 thinking. The boys lameness was
10 befal when the red moon fell on the
blood lilies. THE dream of the medicine
man at the naming of Mas-ki-sis had been
q red-faced goblin. The Blood Lilies were
hlossomed into red lakes out on the prairie;
a hundred lines she had peered forth from
her tepee in apprehensive expectancy Of
seeing the moon sullen in red anger. It's
sivered reace had treasured her. The
lamennss Of disaster would not come to
Mas kiss. even at the time Of the Blood
lilies, until the red moon fell upon them,
AZ in the medicine mans dream. Besides,
Mas kiss, the Lame One, was yet to be
brave The soothing grace Of thankfulness
lued o sleep the tired spirit of the Ugly
One, and, with an arm across the boys
shoulder. in gentle guard. tho two rested
sd by idc.'
Mr.. Pennington illustrates this capable
story His snow effects are particularly
,opI
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~ BLI( ATOMS.

Continued on Eighth Page.
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Admirable Stories Of the Ghetto.

A simple and yet a sufficient lover was
Braun, in the story called "The End Of the
Task, the first Of book Of stories entitled
Children Of Men, by Bruno Leasing
MG lure. Phillips 4 Coz. 1t was a curious
thing that Braun did when he borrowed
from the Madison Square picture exhibition.
without asking leave, the landscape with
Tn" sheep coming over the hill, which his
sweetheart admired, though he himself
favored pictures Of ships and Of armies in
battle. A sensitivel~ told story, with the
pathos held well in hand. though we had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10

The wonderfully keen analysis of
human character that made "Dodo"
such remarkable book comes ont
strongly in this novel of social condiL-.
tons in America to-day. The thread
of the story-an EngliShman in
search of rich American wite---is
only an excuse for Mr.. Benson's
vivid criticisms on Our countrvmen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10
Other Books,

Success is he golden calf before which
all bow nowadays, and hook processing to
give information as to how It may be al :
tanned, like DR.. William Mathews's "Con-
quering Success, or ife in Earnest (Hough-
ton. Nj film q Co }, is sure 10 find many read
ers. That none of them will be helped on
their way by reading it. need hardly be said
Gratuio OTIS advice never made a man vet
We confess 70 a strong dislike for all books
of this class, The platitudes. truthful or
fallacious. they put forth are ilhst red
by plentiful anecdotes and examples, often
apocryphal. that are twisted out of their
Continued on Eighth Page
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Out of New York and its society
goes young girl with her invalid
brother to Colorado, and into her life
comes the breezy atmosphere of Wes-
tern mining camps and the young
American of the West--trom which
MIR. Garland has built vigorous
American romance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10

Like Mr. Howells' Literary
Friends and Acquaintances," this
volume deals with New England
literary men in a personal way. Mr..
Hawthorne then follows his father
to Liverpool and to Italy, giving pie
lures of the literary life of that day.
Thosc>who love Hawthorne will read
the book with particular pleasure tor
it. charming literary merit.
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stories are as good. The reader will be
grateful for them all. They are fresh and
interesting in theme and in manner They
celebrate the New York Ghetto very enter
tainingly and competently They are full
Of humor and sharp surprises and color
Of the neighborhcod The reader should
moi miss them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10

A damsel who wants to know more
of the ways of men and women of the
world consults man, who tells her
many things and in the telling falls
in love with her.
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cotton mill operatives which threatens this city.
The close Of the week finds a general strike more
Corporations will grant any concessions. and the
present temper Of union members does not indicate
Manchester England.-Business on the cloth
msrket last week was particularly inactive
sss feet. The mood d conditions are becoming
brighter and II Is generally accepted that the worst
and south Of Memphis are that they are holding ii
splcndidly against the enormous pressure OF water
for trao but VT Is believed that ,rsni viii 4' be
running by "Wednesday next.
Ho, prnss AscSs al. sSADs Dsmsge
south q n
he viii Increase his acreage this year 20 per cent,
Best posted cotton men here expect record break
ne's T SeH S one was surprised At the
decline In Liverpool day In face OF the light
movement Of Saturday and to-day. cables r.
porting the decline as due TO heavy selling OF a
London account and also OF some realizing b.
Alexandria parties. These advices were so dis
pool again bought July on the arbitrage opera
tons which have been IN progIe;s Tor several
Sas nnd S wheh Taaes SH 10
more at sea than for several months: Outside
buyers do not sppear 70 be attracted by the strong
Liverpool, Is very bulIsh at the rapid depletion
OF the visible supply. The splnncrs are not eager
enter the market any moment on the light move.
ment."
ssss S 9 Sass se santos sts SH
unchanged. stag steady with sales Of 81"
deliveries last we week. 1850 bags against 1885
cl,ned IS fels receipts. 5000 bags stock $4,000 sH
change lad. a decline OF I'd. Santos was IN.
Oh ansed receipts IL 600 bags; stock 100000 Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24

Coffee was fairly active with prices steady.
Tho cables were -featureless. There was some
selling against purchases In Brazil but was onset
by moderate receipts and covering.
NET.Is. In London. tin was It's. lower at fi3,
81 Cd for spot and Elsa los. for futures. The local
SIS In London TO fss IS Cd for SPOT and eos iss cd
for futures. Here the market was unchanged
Lead was unchanged In both markets with the
foreign closing ll3 los. Spelter showed a decline
OF Is Cd In London to f2S lbs Here the market
was steady ard unchanged. Prices here as follow
Copper, standard spot TO March. itc.; Lake N7Sa
lSc: electrolytlc. spot 20 March, h.7saisc, cas-;
tin plates - 90 ~ mill lead 4e7isr. spelter. $3.50
iron. No. Northern. t7s.OOas7ta0 pig iron war
rants. nominal steel rails al mill So
NAVAL STORES Spirits Of turpcnti ne OF. 6tsc
Common to good strained rosln, s. 80
PRovIs os'. Lard was strong: rerned Con
tinent sio.eS, West m prime 5000: Brazil KEGS
,l:s': south american 81, Pork was aule, WIN
eA.gioilc. Butter Creamery. extras, 2ec. nrsi
?7d2stzc.: State. dairy, tubs fancy. &c. Checsc
state. 4 G.. small fall made. colored. fancy. IS
white. 1850 large. fall made. colored. fsncy. ~
eiiA.c. Eggs state and PennsylvanlA. ~
Western. If.c Chicago. March n Provision
were strong and higher early. then weakened undo
pront taking sales and In sympathy with Ffars
and nnaily closed siesdy for IIork and higher frr
lard: ard remarkable small receipts OF hors hs'r
aud elsewhere caused sharp covering hy shu''.
Al the OUTSET The leAdihT longs who suppl %
these wants were rcins'aiing theiT hoidnFs On 'rr
resulting decllnes There was good cash traf.
SO for ~ test Selss. 100 tons nusrsyados 80
test a. SIC ilcnncd Was duil and unchanged s'
4 k0ea ssr for gTAnulated
CaIC 400 March - ThaSe were 60 days prrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

There were no new features presented In
outside stocks to-day. The market con-
tinued to show the same lisilessness which
has characterized the market moro or less
Tor the past few weeks Here and there a
squirt OF activity was shown, but at no time
was u enough to attract any special attention
The stocks that figured in the days transac-
tons showed relatively small totals North
ern securities opened OF Z from the last final
and on light selling pressure lost 4 more.
selling down TO ioek and ended at the lowest
New Orleans Railway common was bid up
Z. per cent without bringing out mu Oh stock
lively light de siinss to SO
The Copper shares were generally quiet dur
ing the larger part OF the session. the dea ,ings
being confined principally 10 Greene Consoii-
dated Copper. which sold Of y per cent and
ended az the lowest British Columbia Copper
aud Montreal and Boston were generally
easier. but at the close became frner and
more active on the news that the strike Of
the miners Of the Crows Nest Pass Coal
COMPANY, which has been on for many
months, has been settled Both stocks rose
fraction,
In bonds little activity was in evidence
although prices as a rule were generally
STEADY United States Steel 81 sold OF n
traction, lAckawenna S. were firm. but quiet
International Silver debenture As continued
their upward course. advancing l per cent
on small transactions 20 p5.
The transactions in the market to-day