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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Nene 8erat6rr?
Ginc REORGANIZATION OcS &obinct3
in GilSlidt. S6obomtSictre.
far Sbom miro oustrcten.--Gor-
telpouiS 9elobnund.

te(pou'S 9eIobmu1g.
@oibiuqton, 9. 6, II. 90.
pcmber. Wton fdngt Jest nohoem
lid Der Wnba6rm einigermaBcn &C.
Ic9t bot, an, 5u ii6erIcgcn. pcId)e
Terdnoerrngen in Sen uerI6ieoenen
S6id,ten oeS 8eamtentHrmS sic
nod)iten Monnte brin9en mo9en. G3
gilt fiir ullSgemoht Dab bas 8obi.
net 5im SbeiI meni9ltenS %reorgani-
iirt meroen miro.
StootSiefretGr san bleibt oQers
bingS an Der Spite, ooS itebt felt.
Iber man ipridt biel oopon, ooBSe.
fretdr Sbom ooS S6osomtS = Gor.
tefclliQe nicbcrlcgen UcrOe. Sbm
lit, iuic cS beibt Die Siicrte gclnott
woroen an Oic Spite cines Sem
9orfer Jinan3 > SnItitutS 5lt treten.
SeoenfallS, 10 iogt man, miro Ser
Sbolu niht i'm &obinet uerbleiben.
Damn beiBt es, DAB ser 4r1iioent eli.
men ,ener9iiden 8eriild 5lt MAIDEN
geoenfc, cS Dem Sefret1r 0cS SSSn.
1errt nobe 5lt lcgcli, Dab err lieber Iid)
Observation-Disclosures luiomelt, oocr
lid bon Der ScgiSlottr MiIiouri'S.
Die ia cine republifanii6c MoioritGt
olfueiien miro, IN oen Senot nab.
len luiiet m0gc. General Nntualt
Woo0p bat Ifon Dor eiui9cr 3cit be-
tonllt 8e9ebelt, or moae lid 81 @n6e
oeS ieBigen SerminS in Bolton Der
HehtSproriS miomen. Der GrGIioent
Iol ooniit einperltdnoen iein, obcr es
lit ni6tS beitopeniger froglif, oh
Ser Wooop bleiben miro. ScfrctGr
Saft'S Serbleibcn an Der Spise oCS
&riegsoeportements ipiro oooon ob.
bGltgell, Oh 9unoeSoberridtcr SltlIer,
Die linn ieit eilliger 3eit 5uqcifriebe.
tic abiidt, IN Den Sutherland 5ll ire
ten, CUR aiSfiibruig brinqt. Scrr
Saft lit Dem uernebmen na6 gum
Nadfol9er oes SberribtcrS Suffer
aliSerfebeii.
Sir Serrn Gortelpou lit ser @ics
bcreintritt IN bos &abinet IN Nus.
ii6t genonmeit. Ser General GoIt.
ipar ibm %befonntlid 5ltge. /
oadt. Niln lit ser friiberc critic
General ToItmeiiter @pnne
gum General = Toltmeiltcr ollSqe,
riidt, uno eS beiBt, DAB Der ErGiioent
es fir cine beiflc Sa6e erndte. Ole.
fen gum austritt oiii5uforoerrL,' SIT.
NAL Serr Wpnne es mar, Der oclt CT.
item InitoB sur Iufbedrng beS Toit.
ifonodls CAB. Sir Serrn GortcIpoi
fonnte ollerbinqs entipeoer bass dot
amt, ober, mas ibn1 nobl mebr be.
bugen ipiirbe, bas &riees-0 eportc.
ment r%eierpirt bleibeit, falls entlue.
Der SefretGr Sbom aisiheiben, ober
SefretGr Sboft gum Sberbunoes-
rihter apanciren iollte. Corpora.
tions : Gommiiidr @drfielo miro
iibrigenS aud oils cine .anbinets
Moelihfeit" be5ei6net, obifon nidt
reflt flor lit, fir melben 9oitet er
be'timmt iein ioIte. Soute Setres
TOR SitdIcof oiistreteii, 10 fonnte Der
SanoeIsiefret0r Metcalf, pie man
Ipefulirt, 5ilm Sefretar bes Snnern
oeiianirt weroen, uno 8arfielo, Met
colf'S Nof)iolaer i'm Sanoels-9 epar'
tenlent iueroen.
Warine e SefretGr Morton mo
Iderbalt . Sefret1r 8ilion iperoen
aller Gorousiidt nad auf ibren No-
item perbleiben.
(Spoter.) - NrGiioent Hooiepe!t
erflarte belte puiitib, Serr Sobn Sap
fueroe aud n1breno ieines n1diten.
om 4. War5 besinnenoen Minister
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
giQiae Ehiffsfarteit

bon Baltimore nady Bremen: &aiiite
$31 uno $33, 3lpii6enoed $50.
Son 9remcn bis Baltimore: &aiiite
$50. 3piidenoed fir Eaiiagiere
aus 9eutidIono $34. aus SeItreid)
$24.50, aus ltngaru mto Groatien
$40. Sbeo. $. 9iener & 6 o.,
ia SIt.2eriugton. Strabe. 3immer
Scr. 8. (237)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

*** Sbr orittes groBes Aiiiterl1r6-
iten p~eronitaltet morgcn Die Sim.
mernlanns- uno r-llniol
Rr. "A" in Gbas, Silbebraub's Bart
an Der t6. uno S'9onneGitroBe. Ger
gintritts preis betrGgt ltur eineil Iols
lar uno babel iino auitern unN @e.
tranfe frei. auf ionit lit iiir ole
l%lnterbaltuits Der Gditc Gorge eetro.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
(SOrtietHns BON Ser critcn scitc.)
@uS oem iapaniihen
Sountnunrtipr

Sauptquurtter.
Tofio, II. 0ooember. 9a5
man0ifuriihe Sauptqunrtier meIoete
inter Dem geitrigen Ontum tpie foIgt;
sSSn Der Naht bonn s.. Rooemblr
ariff Der 6eino NIT 5tpei Gompagnie'n
uniere &orpoitcn al, mltr0e obcr boI.
itan0ig in sic 6Iltdt geidGogen. Cont
lit gueS ruhia."
2on0on. If. Robcm6er. 80 Ger
bel General Stlt3 Nrnce befinoIihc
Gorreipon0Gnt 0c2 oGail0 telegraph"
te~Icaropbirt mtcr'm 9. Nooembcr:
nSSlt perfIoIicner 9fo6t mud5ten Die
Ruiicn mebrere Gntitloiiene 9lngriifc
ouf 2omttin9 uno Sindinqpu, lie
tpitroen ober nit i6meren &crluitcl1
5iriidgenorfcn. Die Nrtiueric Der
tuonoeIte oie 00rfer in Tritmmcrbolt.
fen"
Sir 0u8 rotbc 3reu3.
Sim It eroom, If. Topember. -
Ger ruiiiIfe @eneraIfonfuI bat $40
$50 fir oa5 ruiiiihc &otbe &rclt5 emf
pfougen, wcl6c pou 0anocI@s uno
Sabrif. Embellishments in SoIlan0 bel
geIteitert mltr0cn. 9icic SpcnOc miro
Der Gaiierin.@ ittpc non NuBIonO
iibernntmortet iucroen.
Tuf ser 6obrt mad IT.
alien.
Gonca, SnIcl Greto, 10. Nob. -
9os SdIadtidiff rSfIioi @cliti,"
NIT @icc-G0mirol @oelferinm an
@oro, uno ooS ShIoftidiff ogtoba-
rim" sic arcl5er o2S3muruo" un6
rIImo8," cine 9ln5obI S%orpcooboote
ur6 Sron3porti6iifc, iowic Ser 6rci.
miIigcns0 ompier oY~oro2lolu," pom
ruifiiheu @altiidcn @eihuooer, limo
in ser Suou.9oD o%ngctommeu.
GonItantinopeL If. Roo. -
Der 9nmpicr o&icff" bon Der ruIli.
ihen 8rciipiai0cn- 6lotte bat oen 9o8s
porllS oli ser 6obrt no6 Dem Iittel,
nicer poiiirt.
Sopon'S 6ric0cn8beoiirf
nib.
9ariS. If. Nopembcr, - Die bic.
Iigcn 8eboroen e%rflarenJ bon elmer
ongebIidcn 6rieoenSoernlittellmgs'
@epegung in 5ronfreidL @roBbri.
tannicn llno ben Ser. Stootcn ici
ibnen Ni6t3 befunnt. GS miro ge.
iagt. Die Soltptmerfmale Der Situu.
tion ieieu folgenoe: Sapnn iei ou9ells
ideinlih Oes arieges mii0e ulO mint
1de Die misunderstanding OeS 5rie.
ben8. %9totlrr9cmGB blide eS ouf
@roBbritomieu uno Die Ser. Stoos
ten, bon ocncn es ouf 9eiitano boifc,
I'M ole Giuitcllung Scr 6einoicligfei.
ten be%rbci5uiiibren. Srantrcid ais
Der Iaiirte HltBlnno'S babe telnen
Ginflub.
Serb 2anSoomne'S Gmpfeb
lung i9norirt.
Petersburg. II. Ropenber.- -
Gs miro nIs be5ei6nen0 betrodtet,
bob Die rliiiiden @IGtter Gor0 Cans.
bomne's @mpfebIiing 9etreffS Nrbi-
trotion i'm itiiiid.ioponiiden ariege
ienoriren. IS i6eint, bob Tie lidy
mebr nit ieiuen NeuBerlun9en ilbcr
bic 9eitrofun9 Der ruiiiiden Morine.
offi5iere, weI6e fir ben Noroiee.3 pi.
ideniou OerontportIid iino, befoicn,
pelhe tic ais ooreilig betrodten, oo'
es 3eit 9enll9 iei, bon 9eitroiung 81
reben, menn Die Gommiiiion bic
Shulobnrfcit Ser 9etreffenoen ieit9e.
Itellt boben lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

fnin8 on ser Spitc 0cs Stuat5Oepor.
tements bIeibcn.
Sod Spfer6e8 8ablmet #
tens.
3em gort II. RoDember.
6re0erid @ricbel Is Sabre alt, be
ging bellte 81 @ioQcmooo Ncigbt5, G.
g., Selbitmoro, inocm er lid cine
auoel in ben aopi idoB. Gr bate,
pie es bqiBt, ale ietne @riparnilie
ouf 6ie grluGbIllng Barriers oerlpets
let, rno Ser 8erluit ieiner gan5enGtit'
tel trteb i'm 5llr @er3uetiIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Spar6nnt baufcrOtt, &aiiircr bmrdl.
%acbrnnnt.

0obcnport, a., II. 9foD. =
Heicrent SD. Selmif crflGrte bcltte
Die Sporbonf bon Orion, So, bait
ferott. 9icielbe mltBtc fiir5Gif lire
Ibiiren ihlieBen, no6oeu ibr Sol.
Iirer NrnolO 9elltbielt 0urd)gebrontt
mar. Der &eetere lit nod ni6t olli=
geiun0en. Die 0epolitoren 5ll Orion
rmo SIT Nep-2ibertp, mo @cllt6ien
cine 5meite Sporbont rllinirt babcn
ioll, meroen ctipn 100000 perlicreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

*** Sein 3~0-iGbriges Stiitlngsfeit
mo Ball peronitoltet am nGd,Itcu
Mittuo6 abenb Der ,Scutonia.ar..
llitteritiiBungs 8erein" in Der oFGi.
lantbropp.SaIle," Nr. 1917, Sitl9ol.
timoreitraBe. Ger gerein bat grrnr.
g~en,entS 9etroffen, oen Seitg1iten Ell.
men oneenebmen slbeno SIT bereitei1,
nnb Gin Seoer, Der iid) einiinoet. miro
iidlerlid) NIT Dem ihm @ebotencn Slt-
frieoen ieiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Ger 9ro5eB in 8omeI.

@omeI. HuBlano, If. Nobember.
8oIi5cibauptmam Gbernolusfp iagtc
in Dem Yro5eB iuegen Der Suoenfro.
moIle pom September 1903 aus, Die
Slloen bGttcn 0iearoipolle %propo3irt,
sic 8%ertbeioigcr Der SSuoen uno Der
pffentIihe InflGgcr eriuhtell ooS @es
ridt, ben EoIi5eihei Hoelpstp nod
einmal 81 pernebmcn, ous Grilhen
muroe ie6od) obaeIebnt.
Wfebrere 3cugen Iagten aus, Eoli.
5eibouptmnn Gbernolusfp babe ocn
ronoaIirenoen Giienbnbnern erloubt,
iiioiide 2Gben 81 p%liinoern, babe ober
ee6robt, Die Goli5ei oilf Die SSi,bcn
ifieBen ST Ioiien, menlt lie iid) al
driitlidem Gieentblm per9riiien.
Noli5eiicrgeont 2utin ioqte ans,
Souptmann GbermlluSfp babe Ser
8oli6ei befoblerL oltf cine Shour gu.
Den 81 ihieBen, iuobei ein Munn Der.
ipunoet Duroc.
(SpGter.) - Die @npGlte ser Ssy,t.
Ben, Delfe lid peaen Der 9etbeiIi-
gune al ben SuoenfronaQen i'm
September 1908 jill pertbeioiaen Ia.
ben, boben bon ein5elnen Yoli5iiten
uno 8ensbormen piele ausiaeen her.
borgeloft, aus benen b%erpor9ebt, Oof
Gderiff 9oriibom Die @oIi5ei oapor
obbieIt, auf Die ranoolirenoen Gbri.
ften 81 ihieBen, baB er ober i'm &c.
gentbeiI Die 9erbaitung bon Suoen
ipeIde ibr gigcntblm uertbeibieten
a~norbnete.
Imerifanif6e arieqs.
ihiffe m Mittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
ilieer.

Sort Soio, If. Ntopember. -
Ser nmerifaniide Stronger San
francisco" melfer am Mittpoh nlif
Der 9eimfobrt bon Der aiiatiihenSt ITO.
ton bier e%introf, lit nod aIsier ob.
gefobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
0O8 BON Den HOpulitcn!
1emOfrateH ION Nebraska iinb jest
gegcH TuitOH.

Mebr gtahfldnge ser grGiioenten.
ipubI. ~guSipdrtigc llrtbeile
iiber BEN GrfoIg 8ooieoelt'$. -
8a5 man in Nerifo uuo StoItcu
iagt. aoticr 6ron5 SoIcpb
i0idt cine CALCULATIONS 9epeife
no6 8oibington. - Safer @il-
Belm'3 @IiidplnidJ beontlportct.
0eriidte iibcr beoorItebenoc
&erdnoerungen i'm &obinct.
Smnba a, Nebr., II. 9}onember.-
Wtebrerc berborragenoe 9cmofraten
BON NebraStd erfl0ren, tic uiiroen
titnitigbin ollen tueitercn @orldl1gen
sur Sutton NIT ben SlliioniIten op.
ponireu. Inter Oieieu Serren beiin.
Den ii6 Grs@oupernellr Bono, Or
@cnerolonmalt s. s. Smptb, ErG=
iiocnt 0cnrD W. OoteS, bon Der gte-
bro9to Notionol-8ont, Hihoro 8.
MctcolL He6ofteur oca oOmoba
.@orl0.Serulo" mo Z. e. Seofp,
S6obmctitcr Oes ocmotrotii6en
StoutS Gomite'S.
@r.@ouperneltr 9oDo iogt: oG1
giebt MIR Elab fir 3ipci qroBe Tor-
teien in unierem 2onoe. @rpon uno
feline @eiinnun9SgcnoIien bobcn Die
oemofrotiiden Eortei in NcbroSta
ruinirt."
Gr.@enerolnnmolt Smptb ertlGrt,
oie oemotrotiI6e Yortei beoiiric Der
REORGANIZATION, uno cine &eriomm-
hing Der 6iibrer iolc SIT oiciem
3nede einberuien meroen.
Yr0iioent Oates iogt, bon Der 6lt-
I~ionsportei lei NihtS mebr iibrig,
oils Der oentofratiihc Gbeil Oeriel6en.
mo oieier ionc iid) tiinitigbin aud
iih Ielbit o~criuiien.
So0gort bdIt Heorgnnias
tion lit ii bcrflitiiig
Sem 9orf, II. Rooembcr. -
o@S gibt feline Ycriouli6feit, 8olitit
ODER Eorteiprogromm, Ole ben 81.
clone 5u @rniten bon GooIeoeIt bate
perbin0ern f0nneu. Sir einen Gp-
flon gibt es feline GrtI6run9, er fam
bei0cn Eartcien ll1ertuartet."
9llIo iprod) SbomoS Eo9gort, @or.
Itono oeS benlofrutilden Hotionals
Gomite'8, bclltc 81 Sen Snterpicue.
rem.
Inter Den Mit9liebern OeS Goni,
te's bcrri6t Die 9r6Btc @ormbnie. 81.
ne Reorganization lit nift ponnG-
tben."
Serr Soggart Itelte ieine0 emiIiton
IN Nl6reoe. lleber Die nGd)lte YrGlt.
benton . Gompagne 5u ipre6erL iei
es nod 81 friib. Iuf cine Srage err
nioerte Saggart:
o6olf ans Wiiioltri mare Elm gutter
Gonoi0at, Der 0as 8ertrouen oller
9cn1ofraten beiiBt mo cine @ir6el-
Itltrm = GanpagnC fiibren miir0e."
ng8oS 8rpon o1betrifft? Sd mic.
oerbole, eS lit SIT iriib, iiber Die nGt-
Ite Wobl 81 iprehen."
oltniere Spiung lit rSorip6rts".
IfloB Saggort, olpir baIten ME &iif-
ihau."
Hooepclt an &aiicr @ils
belnI.
Berlin If. Nooember. = 9ic
nNoroeutide IQgemeine 3eitune"
beroffentlidt bellte No6mittag Sol
genoeS:
DoYrGlioentHooiepelt bat Dem &ai-
fer @ilbclm nahitebenbe antiport
ollf oeiien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
i6idt:
.Seiner toiierli6en MtoieitGt Mil.
beln, oeutider &aiier, 9erliner
SdloB:
sd oonfc Sbnen iebr ber5li6 unc
ipiiroige Sbr irernOlihes, p%eri0nli'
dies Gele9rumm bes @%oblnouenS
polltommen.
(8e5eidnet) Sbeooor &ooiepelt." a."
Sron5 Soicpb gratuIirt.
@ien, If. Nopember. - Soiier
8ran5 Soiepb bot Dem YrGIioeltten
GpoicneIt cine telegropbii6e 8ratll-
lotion 5u Ieinem @obliiege geididt.
StoIieniihes Sob iir BOO.
epelt.
Mom, II. Nopember. InlGB.
lid Der G~riu1blung oes Serrn 3ooie-
npIf ann H%r0Ii0e1tcn Der 0ercinio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
samiag' unb Counting rfnriionen

nad @aibington 1925 aui ber
pBenniplpania . gabn." giuete iino
fir Die &iidfobrt Bis Sonntay
gbeno giiltig. @ue 3ige, ben
Congregational 2imiteb" oiiseenom
men. (iSr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
SnRball. Spiel 5uiid)en Nrmec nno
Marinc.

Sufball, spiel 5iuiidJcn Irmec nn0
Mnrinc.
Trauflin Niclo, Ebifaoelpbia, mt
26. ROpcmbcr.
$3.50 fir bic &nnorciic AMI Der
rG~cnniplUania Giienbabn."
&unoreiie.9 iaete ncrocn iiir allc
3il9c am %. Nopem6er mo fiir sic
Morgen5iigc an 26. Nouembcr bis
81 Dem I'm II llbr Mitto9S bonn
Union = 9obnbof abfobren0m 3l9c
perfouit, fir oic Niidio6rt bis sum
%. Nopelnber, einiflicBlidL giiltig.
Ger aus GooheS, &e~itorratioltS-
@oggon ulo Eorlor = MaggonS be-
itebenOe Spe5inl5ug Oireft nod)
6runtlin.6i clo miro am 26. 9topeml.
Der INN 1t.05 SormittoQ5 pom
Union : 9obnbof o%bfobren; Die &iif,
fabrt birctt bon Sronflin-S ielo CT
folgt naf 9cenoioun0 oes SpieIS.
Eniingiere, bic re9ulGrc 3iige be.
mlbeu, ioIlten Die 3iige an @eit-
Gbilooelpbia : Citation p~erloiien ODER
beIteigen, oa 6ranflin-6ic Don BORT
III ipenigcn Mintlten SIT SUB errcidlt
meroen fam. 9iaetc iino inoeiicn,
penn getpiinift, fir oic 6o9rt nod
rno bonn @roaoltroBen ? 9obnbof
9iiltig. (31O
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
WEEK SHOWS A
RISE IN STOCKS
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR INVEST.
MENTs AFTER TURN OF YEAR.
Pressure Was Marked Today-Prices
Opened Down-A Rally After. the
Bank Statement Was Followed by
Fresh Pressure on Steel, Which Un-
settled the Market.

New York, Dec 31.-Prices have advanced
steadily and substantially during the final week
Of the year. The money market has been sur
prisingly easy and hopes are entertained OF large
investment demand for securities after the turn
of the year. The uneasiness due to last month
break in the market has subsided and the rise
in prices has brought out scant offerings. News
of industrial and business conditions has been
uniformly favorable and confidence in the i'm
provement in values Of securities has been fos-
tered. The result is cheerful and hopeful
closing of the year in financial circles
A summary of the years operations on the
Stock Exchange shows that the volume of bust
ness was greatly in excess of last year. Deal
ings in Htsed stocks aggregated about los' oooooo
shares, an increase Of aver 2O,O0O,O0o campareo
with 1903. In utilised stocks, the business for
1904 was fully g. 800 900 shares in excess of 1908
while the dealings in government and unllsted
bonds were greater by many millions OF dol
lars.
the principal stocks today opened lower than last
night. The price of Amalgamated Copper
was " higher, but it Immediately ran off to
below last night. Consolidated Gas iost -
and St. Paul, Brooklyn Transit and Sugar sharp
frac tions
Stocks were offered more abundantly and prices
sank under the weight Of offerings. several OF
the recent bull favorites bore the brhnt OF the
selling especially Amalgamated Copper, United
States Steel stocks and the Pecifcs. Before IL
o'clock losses of to ~ were common.
At IL o'clock the market was rallying. Anal
gamated Copper made full recovery. The re-
covery proceeded for time after the appear
ance Of the bank statement, but fresh pressure
on United States Steel preferred unsettled the
market again. That stock touched 929. Sugar
lost 2. Great Northern preferred 2h, and the
Pacilcs got back to near the lowest. Pump ad-
vanced ~ and AllisChalmers preferred 372.
Amalgamated Copper was supported at the last.
The closing was active and Irregular
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
Totals, U. S. 81, o20, 536, s34
Outside N. Y... 755,374, 500
UNDERGROUND WALL
Mysterious Structure or Deposit That
Gives Name to County.

Chicago Chronicle.
Near Rockwall is one of the most curl
GUS formations in Texas. This town
and county were named after it, and
many contend that in spite of the opin-
ion of scientists to the contrary, the
formation is the product of the toll of
a prehistoric race.
The rock wall, as it is known, extends
along three sides of the town, but gen
orally at some distance from it. altho
to the south it is to be found within
200 or 300 yards of the corporation line.
No one seems to know just how long
it is, but traces of it have been discov-
cred across the river in Dallas county.
Geologists say that the wall owes it's
origin to volcanic upheaval. It is
composed Of stones which are inches
thick and from to 18 inches in length.
They are piled on top Of one another,
Just like brick, and with the same reeu-
larity.
Ali of it is under ground. At some
places it comes to within ten feet of
will have to dig down to twice that
depth before it's top is touched. In the
localities where it is nearest the surface
plowshares have turned over MANY of
the stones. and some Of the fields are
painfully besprinkled with them.
Wells have been dug down by the side
of the wall for distance of fully fifty
feet, but it extends beyond that depth.
The stones are of light yellow color
and evidently have mica in them. There
are some streaks, too, which closely re-
semble white marble. The substance is
very hard, and when exposed to the ele-
ments does not deteriorate. This is at
tested by pieces which have been left
exposed for more than a generation.
Another curious thing about it is that
there is no other stone in the county
which is just like it. Rockwall county
has some fine building stone, but it is
an entirely different kind. 1t resembles
more nearly than anything else the
bricks which are manufactured from the
clay found in this section.
Many bell eve that this wall was built
by prehistoric men as fortifcation for
a settlement which once stood on this
very spot Asked to explain why it is
that the wall is now under ground, they
call attention to the belief of geologists
that once the Red river found it's wav to
the sea down thru this valley, and that
! it was miles in width. This black dirt
the theorists contend, is mixture of
alluvial deposits and clay. and these
mixtures, they say, covered up the walls
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
THE CASH TRADE
FEW CHANGES IN COARSE GRA1NS-RE
CEIPTS LIGHT.

FLAX-Steady around 81 % for good No l.
Rejected saleable at S1.1S.
minneapolis received ae shipped
Duluth received SO cars.
CORN-No. 3 yellow closed unchanged at
S9Hc. Receipts. 6S cars; shipments. cars.
OATS-No 3 white closed at 2Sasc. Receipts,
81 ears; shipments cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra SIS 80
g IS; No: I ground feed. 2,S corn and Is oats:
ground iced, z corn and Z oats, s9.b sacks sac
sacks extra, S16@16.5O: No. ground feed 1-S
corn and % oats, 75-lb sacks sacks extra.
$16.250I16.75.
bulk 445 shoF4s aPa mans~ q brsR sle2 in
red dog; $40: all 0 b In Minneapolis: in 2OO-lb
sacks, 81 ger ton additional; in 1OO-lb sacks,
$50 per ton additional. Shipments, S1.1ss tons.
RYE-Closng figures on No @ 73E@741ac.
Receipts: cars: shipments. car.
BARLGY-Fair demand; feed grades closed
at 34Q 4Oc mailing grades, 4Oc to 44c. Receipts
81 cars; shipments 33 cars
a. nA5aTimohy H. s -o ehoee, $s5o@s; No: l. $50
choice, $7@7:5o; No l, $e.5o@7; No. 2, S. 80
G6; No. g. s4.5o@5.5o midland $5G6; swale.
5000 40; rye straw, $5@G wheat or oat,
S4@45o. Receipts, 90 tons; shipments none.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
Heavy Selling Out Over the Holi.
day Fails to Hold 1t
Down.
May Sells to $1.16 and Closes the
Day Strong at
T. $1.15T.
Low Grades Sell Higher in the
Cash Market, Especially
Rejected.

Minneapolis Chamber OF Commerce. Dec. 81
Wheat closed the year in stubborn tone, refusing
to decline and touching $1.16 just before the end
OF the session. Selling out over the holiday was
heavy but the market took 1t readily. There
demand for all low grades In the cash mar
ket and rejected was up again, making 1t log
15c above recent figures. This help to the
option. Receipts here were only 267 cars in
Guiding % OF Canadian. Duluth had 81 cars
and Chicago IS. Kansas City received $1,000
bu against 239, 600, and St. Louis 33,O0O bu
against 203, 600. Primary receipts were 573
bu against q holiday year ago Clearances
of wheat and -four. 77,000 bu.
Local stocks increased 5O,516 bu for the week.
Minneapolis total stocks now show IA, ,370, 200 bu
500 6u. Increase this year, $1,000 ou; year ago
ss2, 300 bu; two years ago, $4,000 bu.
The Commercial West says:
good many believe in $1.25 for May wheat;
some believe in sl.5o. The possibility Of reach
ing the latter figure will depend. in our Judg-
wsed fnf msfs the p prs
If this demand Is sufficient to cause rapid de-
Gon sht Geveop that would
to the higher limit suggested but 1t Is ma haroiy b
The sepy o in % hs country
at the close Of the crop year July L. VII @ be
very 6 small es 'ne cop IN excess
last year, the country will settle down TOR an;
Sd % eb ebtR is Of psope snS must
fed to say nothing OF some export that is go
ing on from time to time smal ltho 1t be:
is likely to De the position the trade will take
regarding the market after the visible supply
begins to decrease weekly. which Is likely to oc-
cur In January, or by Feb. l. Minneapolis has
liberal supply of wheat hand, but as an
Offset the country has much smaller supply
hand than usual We cannot give any
credence to reports that the northwest has
90, OOO,O 600 6O,OOO,O0O bushels of wheat in
the country to sell; believe these estimates
are not warranted and entirely out of harmony
with well-known marketing conditions that now
exist in the country. The elevator receipts are
very small and the elevator stocks In the coun-
try are likewise small being lower than for
several years at this The wheat vs-
ible is only 100000 bu more than last year,
and this increase can be accounted for with
large margin to spare by the larger market
ings from the FARMS due to the high prices.
Liverpool cabled: Wheat steady at last quo
tatons. Corn easier in anticipation of large
shipments. Broomhall estimates worlds ship
ments for the week at about 100000 bu.
fair decrease passage is likely. An Australian
cable weather continues favorable.
Weather map: Extreme northwest, l6 to 30;
fair. Northwest, 30 to 81; clear. West, 80 to
40: clear Southwest, 80 to 50; generally clear
trace of rain at Wichita and in Oklahoma. Ohio
valley, 36 to 40; clear
May wheat closed at S1.157s and July at
s113a4.