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mony Of commission houses, the week
"the publio' nonresident. Professional
spec,lators sold down some stocks on
the strike reports, which were neither
tangible nor In all respects convincing
again In the end, although there were
many early and sharp declines, GOOD
many active shares ended the day at net
adYanceR. -.----- 49, -----l
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Distinguished Visitors.

Among the prominent Yirglnians in thu
city are Senator Thomas S. Martin, OF
Scottsvllle. Congressman II, d. Flood
of Appomattox; Judge T.. M, Fulton, OF
Wise and Hon. Robert w. Blar. OF
Wythe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
1LI,1NoIs CENTRAL STRONG:

Illinois Central was conspicuously
be merely for the more active of the
Western operators. Considerable import
ance was attached to the dividend out
look, and tho best opinion confirmed the
belief that some Increase In the dividend
was to be expected In July.
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NAVAL STORES.

IT'S 4 TURPENTIN$Fir at. &c.: re-
ccipts, 10 casks. Rosn--Nothing doing:
rcceiptB u barrels. Crude Turpentine-
rcls. Tar-Flrm at I1.6: receipts. IS bar
rels.
eTINE-Quoted at &C.; receipts; % casks;
sales, $40 casks: exports. 40 casks. Ros!n.
Firm: receipts. 491 barrels; exports, $3.50
&C SIc.iHARLEsToN. 8. c., May. 11,--TuR-
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Case of the Chibess.

The cases of the five Chipese residents,
charged with being aliens residing IN ms
country In violation OF laE VIII come
up for action before Unitedl states Com
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Eighty Gases Fixed.

Judge Ingram, In the Law and Equity
Clst yesterday, called the common
law docket. Altogether ll7 cases
We're called. but only eighty Wee set
for hearing,
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CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.O

(Sales at Union STOCK YardsO
- Richmond, Va. May II, 1903.
CATTLE-Receipts. 427 head; market
well spilled. Best steers. 5Ad5hc.; me;
diutn to good, 4%d5Ac.; light steers and
p pes a $751; s Esq., ns ae = euls ga
soathernn cattle attic Best steers, 500 e i,5oo
gooa and he 'Rep' aaHs
to fair, 3ladl4c.; common TO fair. 31ag4c.
HOGS-Recelpts. 5N head; market Ac.
l0 sEB hpsla Ans sahsA fsGafs sgie
spring lambs lambs. e1 s '''' ''2
steady; close slow Good to prime steers,
&.1oaS6o poor to medium. 1905. stock x.
Srs and iesSers s s9gws pIs
Nd475 Hogs-Market 1502Oc lower. Mix
ed and butchers, Sc. 46dl6.7o; good to choic ;
light s6.8oas. Is; bulk Of sales, se.65d.s. 70.
Stronger. Good to choice yethsrs. $50
t i've iall . s4 aae5ss l6eu
NEW YORK, May li.-BnEvEs-,
sssas sR essd OF MEDIUM and
higher Steers ;.s0@So cows; fs;Sa {aa y.
City dressed venls, 7M9loAc, Sheep and
i5a8c. higher Good spring lambs firm
and wanted; others slow. Clipped sheep.
s3.God5.50: clipped lambs, $Gq7.7b spring
lambs, 1886. Hogs-slow; state and Penn
sylvanin hogs. SG7.l0
EAST LIBERTY. PA May 11.-cAT-
TLE TIL ~ Cho 4k@i q @YS oes p5ime.
Prime heavy, $500; mediums. s6s S.: heavy
workers. and light workers., $3.50; pigs, $3.50
d8S5: roughs, s6@6.D. sheep-Hlgher;
s2a3; choice lambs. s7975; veal calves,
;CGG6O
CINCINNATI, O., May 11.-HOGs-
Quoted Mt H.7tQ65o Cattle-Dull at 81. 769
4e0. sheep-steady at s2g4.do. Lambs
Steady at A46.3 80.
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BA1,r1A1oRE srocKl MARKEr

BALTIMORE. MD. May ll.-seaboard
Air Line common. 261s@G54; DO. preferred,
Coast Line common. 12sa12s: do. pre-
ferred, unquoted, t
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The market In the early afternoon was
dull, but hard. with development of
strength In places and no conspicuous
weakness anywhere. Specialists mostly.
reported that the pressure. on the market
had failed to bring out long stock and
that no stop orders of consequence had
been caught on such small reactions as
deYeloped In the early trading.
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MEXICAN ISSUES:

The Mexican issues did not act as II
there was any truth In the rlimor OF the
acquisition Of control by Rock Island, II
anything of the kind had been contem-
activity In Mexican Central issues anl
an Improvement In Mexican Nationa
common corresponding to the advance ir
the preferred,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 1l.--No material en-
largement to trading has been noted to-
day. although buyers are moro or less
interested In tho future and are making
INQUIRIES about prices.
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TIE FIRST HOUR:

The market In the first hour continued
the Improvement ut the opening was re-
tained. There was talk OF n bear raid
from the Waldorf-Astoria party and the
active Western interests. but the marke,
did not act like II. and J., Wormser was
a buyer around the room,
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ROCK ISLANDS STRENGTH:

The strength in Rock Island was large
ly due to the belief that the ST. Louis
and San Francisco pool would not sell It's
show Of authority, that the promise OF
dividend declaration had been one OF
the provisions of the merger.
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.LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET

Receipts Of tobacco in the warehouses
Of Lynchburg continue light. only oO4 go
ton OF the offerings is good as to order
but mould and damage IS found In many
lots. There Is some decline In prices, ex-
cept In the case of Tugs. which are more
than holding their own:
Quotations are as follows:
DARK GRADES.
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Spot cotton closed Qulety 10 poiMts nIHIIr7
er; mddling uplands. ll3O: mlddEng gull
1853; sales, 6,7co bales
Cotton quiet; mlddlng ID ,l 80 u net !, , re-
G,76O bales; stock, llO.o92 bales. ~.
ceipts 9,lC9 bales; export to Great
Britain, 2iI bales; to France, balssssj %, to
the Continent, 1912 bales; stock. 2Ss'ss'
Con Consolidated at all seaports-Net re.
ceipts. 1876 bales: export TO- g, Great
Britain, 2,s4l bales; to France, LOU paleS'
to tho Continent. 1877 6bales; TO Japan
r; Total since September LIST at all sea- "a,
ports-Ne, receipts. 74H, sc4 bales EXPORT
to Great Britain 265,la hales 70 pT ca1 Ca
bales; to japan. ls3,5s4 bales,
NEW ORLEANS. May ll,.,GolToN-in
the spot cotton market innuehces "efe
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AMA1GAMATpp COPpER,

a, c. r. acted we'll on tho belief that
the leading trade interests had taken the
long side again,
The advance in the price of copper In
London helped, and to some extent con-
frmed the report that some important
producers Of copper had combined 10 es-
tablish higher prices for the metal here
and abroad.
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cOTToNsEED on MARKET.

cOTTONsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. May u.-Cottonseed. oil
products Prime crude. I. 0. b.. mills 34199
55lkc: prime summer yellow. &c., on sum. UNI.
mer yellow. 37k6ssc.:. prime white, 4SY
47c.: prime winter yellow. 4G447c.; prime
meal. s27427.6O nominal.
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THE MARKET
CLOSED EASY
Professional Trading Drifted
Sluggishly.
RISE DURING FIRST HOUR
There Was Decline on News of En-
gagement Of Gold for Shipment
and Recovery on Covering by
Shorts-The Crop Report.
ny Associated trees.


NEW YORK, May Ito days stock
market showed no signs OF Il revival OF
speculative interest. and the sluggish cur
rent on which the professional traders
irifted was due entirely to their own
operations. There was an upward ten
dency during the first hour, which was
helped by the buying OF n small number
of stocks for London account. The Lon
don money market Is still tied UP with
the subscriptions to the Transvaal loan,
was required to accompany the applica-
tion. Sterling exchange here. however,
held firm to-day, and Its decline In Paris
from here to that point. Consequently
EI,5o0.0D was engaged TO go out to-mor-
row. 1t was allowed to be understood that
100000 in gold Will 80 to South America
during tho week.
IN the price Of stocks although It had
been quite generally sxpeoted al That the
was demonstrated by the recovery late In
the day when shorts began to- cover.
They did this in the apprehension that the
monthly crop report TO be given out by
The Agricultural Department this morn
Ing would not show as large .deteriora-.
ton for winter wheat from tho almost
Feared since the cold wave In the last
week Of April. This. covering movement
was again interpreted by sharp selling at
lhe last, and the market closed easy.
a strong upward movement In Illinois
Central resulted from large buying
order from a single firm, which was, os-
tensibly based upon rulnors that the diYi-
aend Is to be increased. There was con-
tinued accumulation Of Missouri Pacific
and Of the National Railway OF Mexico
stocks by the same interests which have
been respectively conspicuous In those
Pacific suffered from the reports, Of a
Rtrike on the system, but recovered later
when it was alleged that the workmen
were still at their places. Reports OF
labor trouble on the Mobile and Ohio and
tho Great Northern served to keep alive
the general apprehension which Is felt
over the growth Of such troubles. There
were some large offerings of United States
Steel coincident with sharp break In the
price of the bonds, when Issued on the
curb market. The movement OF prices OF
bonds was irregular and generally very
narrow.
transactions last week showed de,
crease of forty-two per cent. compared
with those of the corresponding week OF
last year. Total sales par value, l,7oOOo;
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
were $4,000 shares.
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THn SECOND HOuRi

The threatened raid on Southern Pacific
In the second hour did not develop any.
thing very serious, and us some long stock
came out the rest OF the market held
fairly we'll. The announcement OF, gold
shipments TO Paris checked trading, but
as II seemed rather sold Out already
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLoSE
Money on call steady. all loans ~ per
cent; closing, 2lR per cent; time money,
steady; sixty days, 3%@i per cent; ninety
days 1904 per cent: six months, ~ per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4GM5h per
cent Steralng exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at ASSd4. $500
for demand and at s4.s4,S5@4.s5 for sixty J,
d.s9; commercial bills. A.s41sQt4.S4.B Bar
silver, "a; Mexican dollars. AZ Govern
ment bonds steady; railroad bonds trrcg-
l1Iar.
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THE CLOSE

THE CLOSE:
mainly the covering OF professional shorts
on the failure of the market to respond
to the pressure. The postponement OF the
Southern Pacific strike issue for fifteen
DAYS was also factor Of some I'M
pOrtance,
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TIE PAcITIcs;

of Southern Pacific on the labor diff.
Guilty and this was to some extent offset
by the firm tone in Uunlon Pacific.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

SOUTHERN RAILWAY HEAVY;
Southern Railway showed rather
hesVy tone on the Mobile and Ohio strike
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT:

Some pool buying WAS reported In
Brooklyn Rapid Transit In the afternoon
trading and the stock was quite strong,
although the net changes were frac-
tiOnal. gtEify k1aF9 5Etis MOE 1S58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

HOOKING VALLEY:
Hooking Valley Issues advanced on the
report that the merger with Lake Shore,
possibly with the cooperation OF the
Pennsylvania interest. might be expected
Immediately.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

HIDE AND TALLoW MARKET,
CHICAGO, ILL, My 1l.-Allen-Miles &
Co.'s Hide and Leather Letter. Country
market steady with moderate trading IN
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ket for the TWO Weeks endInR MAY z, 19O5'
furnished by John l.. Oglesby. OF Lynch's
Sold Week ending April 25th. 1920
pounds: sold week ending May 2 2N%o
80, ZOO pounds. Sold from October !. 1902,
to May q. 1908. 19,64l5oo pounds: sold from
pounds: Increase for 1903. l.5sl 70o pounds.
sold during April, 1903 1,240,b0o pounds.
The quotations arc as follows:
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CINCINNATI. O.. May 1l-HoGs-
Quoted at HJG65o. Cattle--Dull ct 81. I'D
4.eO Sheep-Stendy at s2g4.Go. Lambs
Steady at s4a635.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, May II. 1908.
1,h nnota ions Of tha Richmond tobacco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
AFTERNOON TRADING:

and the possibility that It might extend
to the Southern Railway system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. May II, 1903.

SALES.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical PREFERRED
share at 124; 2 shares at 124.
Virginn-Carolina Chemical com mon-lo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-26
@tainIrb's Ri6te aIs s6aulpisIsrin.

Ie IN : gort, "a. QuguIt. -5rau
Mabel Mc&inlepz8aer, bic Niate bes
berItprbenen 9rGIioenten Mc8inlep,
tpsl6e nd9ften5 in Retp : gorf ibr
Debut in Der rGircle Wfuitc 6aG" auf
Der 9auDepiqez 8ii6ne MAIDEN fpiro,
fam am Samitag nit tbren gltern,
6errn uno 6rau Q6ner Mc8inlen,
bier an. Die iunge 6rau benuBte bic
@elegenheit gu ertldren, baB bds Sc
ri9t elmer Grtruntung an Nppenbiciz
tis unbegriineot lei, a~Qerbings lei lie
felt einiger Sagen erfranft. aber ni6t
qefG6rli6. SrpBbem Bate es i6r
@otte, Or. 6ermdnus 8. 8der, fir
befer sebaIten, buB iie nu9 Nepzgort
reiIe, nm bier Die beiten 4er5te gu
confuItiren. @orlGufig Tonne lie lire
SbGtigfeit auf Der 9uubeDiGe <8i6ne
Md ni9t d%ufnebmer.
6rau 8aer er6telt geitern Den Sc
Iu6 Sablrei9er 6reunoe, bas bette
3eu9ntb, odB thr s3u1tdro 11tft 10 ge@
fdbrIi4 1T, als gemd4t puroe. Babrz
Ideinli9 ptrb bic COMPUTATION Der
Ierste beute itattfinben.
Die iunge Dame tpo6nt i'm n5otel
Wanbottun" nit ibren @ltern unb lit
begierieer tpie ie, rere 2orbeeren auf
Der 8Ibne gu erringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-26

b~ef0rbert perben. 90 bat iebe 9tdOt
t6re eigenen Ginri9turgen unb Sit
ten. QGno1i6, fittli6. @em's ni4t
gefdGt, Der baue ft4 felber eine V}ns
fteritdbt un0 - nebme oann Wtor@
pbin.""
Die neuefte drummer bes 8erliz
ner Grport s a9bIGttes
n9as @9o" = 8erIag BON S. 8.
S6orer, Berlin - e1t6Glt inter Nnz
berem: Ser neu Yapit - Die Dublz
b%ertiinbung - Seine 9erI0nIi9teit II.
6amilie - Der neue Bapft unb Sta
lien = 6run3Oiif6e 9reBitimmen -
Dor benz 9umbertz9rO3e - b.@ped
unb RooIebelt - 4u5IGnbii9es &az
pttul in 8raIilien - ue6er Murtenz
taui4 Serribile, bag 6attotum eli
rer Deuti4en 8eianOti8aft - Die atz
ttbe beuti4e S6Ia4tflotte - @rinnez
rungen on 8ittor @6effel = 6eibelz
berger untberittd its SubilGum. 9as
rSnbuitrieIe G4o" entb6lt: n0sutz
ide foloniaIe 8aumpoG : llnternebz
mungen - Der 9iccpp6onzS Fernfprez
der - qrOfefOr Stobp ii6er Tuntenz
3~elegrap6ie - photographic - @oFz
fsneinfubr no6 China - 9etorirurq
rer S9uufeniter - 3oQ6ttune -
8aufmann5beutf8 - SnternationoIe
4u8ftequng in Qrras II. +. M.
Der berii6mte 8Iiniter uno Uni
be~riitGtsle6rer bon 2eDoen bat
am II. @uguit in pontreiina iein
goIoenes 9oftor : SubilGum g~efeiert.
Der 8erlinsr llnioeriitGts : 6enat
8ei8neta ben berii6mten @eIe6rten
bur4 cine QoreFs aus, bic ben Ser
bieniten uno 2eiitungen be5 Su6iIars
groBe Qrertennung 5o1t. Qu9 Die
meot3tnif6e 6utuItGt, Der 2epDen felt
1876 ungeb0rt, pibmete Dem SubiIur
re6en benz ~ernsuerten 9ottorz0iplom
cine toftbare, tunItOoQ uuSgeitattete
QOrefe.
Sn 3leinottneiler In Der
9fuI3 f4Iug nG6reno Der 8ir6peibe
Der 8IiB in ods 8oIbf6e 3un5lotal.
0rei 8ergleute unb sinRGo4en purz
ben iofort get0Otet. 0as MGO6en
9irrung aus M}ittsI6o6, oas tur5 por
Ieiner 6od3eit ituno, erIug baIo bas
rauf isinen 8erIeBurgen. Qnbere
8uri6en uno MGo6en purbsn I6tper
berIeBt. Dem Mdb6en 8atbarinu
Satobi aus Mittelber6a6 fubr Der
8liB ben Riiden entlang unb rib Inn
bic S6u6e BON ben 6iiBsn; es lit
f6fper perleBt. Qtu6 benz Bergman
WaIi8 aus Mittel6er6a6 rib Der
8IiB bic S4ube meg uno i6lug ibm
bierbei bic groBe ,3ebe ub. Die 8irz
thin 8oIb Iiegt in 6OIge beg erIittenen
S6redenS to0ttrant Darnieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-26
@iBbcgirrise Brin6rr aus Sranfs
rcidl.

Iep gort, "a. 4uguit. I'm
ter ben 9afagieren Oes geitern aus
SABRE bier eingetroffenen fran30iiI4en
0ampfers befanO ii4 3. @%aiiigneul,
Miteigent6iimer bes Barrier p9etit
Sournal," Der nit feinsm 5reunoe
8itor, einem 606eren 8emdten i'm
Frun50IiI6en 6inun3mintIterium, cine
StuDienreiie bur9 bic 8eretnigten
Staten gu unternebmen geOentt. 9rn.
@uIiigneul lit es in Der 9uuptia6e ooz
rum gu tbun, mebreren Der omerltdntz
f6en ,3eit1ngen bs8 Qunbes einen Be-
fu6 u~b3uitutten unb ii4 nit benz Be
triebe Der 9refe be5 2unoe5 0ertraut
gu MAIDEN.
DIS Der 0ampfer 3pei Sage auf
Gee mar, puroen i'm 3nif6enbed
sfpei .6Iirbe 9ufugiere" entOeft, De-
ren man 8~elegenbsit CAB, it4 bur4
@8iFfsorbeit hire quFu9e gu psroisz
nen. Sic nannten ii6 8arl Debt
fdlGger, 25 Sabre alt, uno Sttmun
S6si6er, % Sabre alt. 8siOe fperoen
6eute mad GQis sSglono gebrd9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-26
GrrIDrener Strife.

Ri4monb, 3D., "a. Quguit. -
Der Dor mebreren Mrnaten begonnere
Strife auf Der bieiigen r9ufenger &c
Potper Street Rdilnap &c." tpurbe
bette formen besnbet ertlGrt. 9ie Qtz
MEN Der 8ohn tparen f4on ldngIt
pieber i'm 8etrieb.
Der Strife bdlterte i'm 8an5sn SO
Sage. Mon f6dBt, buB er Die Cont
pagnie $125, 900, bic Strifer $4,000
unb ben Stadt un0 bic Stuot $780,
900 ~toftete. Gin Mdnn tpurbe nd6s
renb bes Strites BON Der MiIi3 err
f4pfen, elm Motormann bon einem
unoeren erito4en, unb piele Peripnen
e"Iiitten Werlebunden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-26
Ginf nm ieBt.

Ginit: lieutenant: nU}elbe benz
5errn Sberit geborIamit: g}tt o4t
Magen our 5abr1dule au5geriift."-
S6erit: Sin re6t f60ner Sag Beut."
- lieutenant: n,3u 8efebI, 9err
0berit!" = Sberit: oMirtli4 Elm
9ru6ttpetter!." lieutenant: ,,3u
8efe6l, 6err O6ert!" - 06erit: IS
bat, glaub' i'd, audi 9eute g}aht ni6t
geregnet." - lieutenant: y3u 8efe6l,
nein, 6err O6erft!" Oberit: r4ua.
geitern Bats ni4t geregnet." - 2jeu=
tenant: gu 8efe6l, 6err OberIt!" -
0berit: gG6enfo ~borgeftern ni6t." -
Gieutenant: nI3u 8efebL, 6err Obert!"
- O6erit: Die gon3e 8o6e lit mod
tein 3orpfen gtegen gefa1en. "-2ieu=
tenant: r3u 8efsbL, 6err O6erit!"-
O6erit: r66on felt 5ebn Sugen BADEN
mir INNER oos i60nIte trodene Detz
ter" - lieutenant: gu 8efebI, 9err
OberF!"-Oberit: nSa, na6ber brduz
den audi SIRE 8o9en bort ni6t 70
bredig 81 iein." SeBt: Oberit:
y6errrr-r! Seit 3pan3ig Minuten
bat e8 Idon oufgeb0rt gu REGIMEN un6
nod ie6en SIRE 8ogen unb @ei6irre
aus, al5 3b Iie aus Dem @~ugiu5itaG
fommen. Sd bite mir iebrrrr-r,
o6er ie6rrr-r, aus, baB Der S4muBz
fled uuf Der Dierten Spei6e Oe5 red
ten 6interrabeg be5 britten Bdgen5
foForrrr-rt, o5er iofOrrrr-rt, Oerz
f9pinbet! 9ertonOsr, 9errrr-r
Qieut.ndntI"
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shiifsnahrihtcn.

Rem Oort, "a. Nuguit. = 4n@
gefommen iinb bic 9ampfer nGdlifors
mia" bon Neapel uno nMinneapolls"
bon QpnDon.
2i55arb, "a. Quguit. = gais
iirt: 0umpfer n5inlanO," BON Stem
gprt mad Qntperpen beittmmt.
SciGlp, "a. Quguit. = Der BON
Nepzgprf na9 2onoon c%onitgntrte
0umpfer rBefuba" lit bier pOrbei gez
fa6ren.
9Ipmout6, "a. @uguit. = Der
9ampfer rqretoriu" BON 9dmburg lit
na4 Nepzgort petter ~gefabren.
@1asgon NJ, "a. Nuguit. = Der
0ampfer rSurDiniun" lit no4 Gepz
0Drf ausgelaufen
un4et fer, "a. 4uguit. =
Der 0ampfer Californian" 1T poa
Bolton bier eingetroffen.
@ibrdltur, "A. Nugu1t. =
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Yorf angetommen.
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