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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
Gin fGwerer Auftrag.
0ope1ette bon RttoIaii Selcs
Of 0 10.

Gs mar an Irii6en Mprocn. Nuf
BEN friI6Qcfaacncn S6ncc in elmer
9idtun1 3ipiIAcn ben 8irtCnbdumen
Ituno Elm CANA junger SffiSicr i'm Rcits
un3uo uno laugcn Gtiefeln, bod obnc
Ycl3 uno Wtiibc, Nu9ig fob or elmer
onbern mcit Gltcren MilitGrperion ms
@cii9t, Die bel cincm 4bitunn bon orcis
Fig S6ritt ldn9Iom elm piitpl bob uno
auf i'm Sielte.
Seine crponirte Stsnung, Der mitz
~leibSlcIe Grnit beS Ge9ners uno bic
tiefe S6peigIdmtcit Der Sctunbans
ten perlicben Dem Nueenblide ods Sc
prGee elmer unbetmli6cn Grlpartuno.
0as fiiblten aud one Mnlpeicno2n;
ho6 rpor cs ibnen tuum CANA tlur, out
pcl9' bobcs Spiel iic ii6 infolgc cineS
lci6tfcrti9cu Mortes ciugelaTIcn bat
ten. Yer S6uB fiel, uno our9 Nnc
oine es pie Elm cIettrti6er Shlag. Der
iunae SffiSier I9lI9 nit ben Wrmen
I'm ii6, liant in bic 8nie uno taumelte
porniiber. 9ie cine Sono in Den
SAnee 9eboDrt lag or bu, 10 lang er
mur; runo nm ben &opf berlm bcgann
fih cine YIutlo9e 81 bilbcn. Die Sc.
tunoanten Iprdn9en btn5r, unb bcber
i'm olf; Der StabsarSt mari Cinen fur.
sen 0ltd auf i'm, fiibltc odnu ben
Yuls unb fonItdtirte, odb Der COB Elm.
Getrcten mar. 0dmit bate Der @brens
bnnbcl Teinen NbIdlub 9efunocn /; e.
bticb nur np9 iibri9, bic Sadie Dem
Reeimcnts6cf 81 mslocn uno bic
9rauerbotf6aft mD9liAit I6onenb Der
Muttcr ocs 8cfullcncn bci5ubrtn9cn.
elmer Wittipe, Die bic 0errcn ourb bie
Grf6isBuno ibrcs eincisen Sobnes
tinoerlos 9emd6t. 0uran bate pcr.
bin teincr geOu6t, icBt fingcn IL IN,
fi6 ben 9ppf gu acrbrefer, mic fte cs
ibr bcibrin9cr %iolIisn. I1c OFfiSiere
tunnten Iie nnb batten ie germ, Tic be-
sriffen, CAB man niAt nit Der Sbiir
ins 9als f%dIenn trnnte. Rdh Ginger
8erotbun1 iuuro2 beIdloiien, elmer Der
bcibcn Gefineantcn ncs @cfaGcncn,
iein better 6reuno. 2rutnnnt @pIuncns
tn, Der Bel DC. Muitcr gang ~beiorbera
gut on9eidrieben mar, ioGIts boraus'
fupren. nm lie 10 gut, mic e8 ii4 ma,
den ItcB, porSubereitcn.
Die niHts abnenbe Pclaaid Ystronn
mar chen oufgsitanoen unb i'm Yeoriff,
ben Wtor9entrant gu bereiten, ols @os
lubentu cintrot.
lid, bds 1T idon." Ioatc bic dltc
Dame freunoIih. ,Sie tommen oerdbe
gum Sbee. 8ermutblit gilt Sbr Be-
ilG Wplooja?"
Rein. itammclte Der 2outnant oers
ftdmt une sos an feiner Uniform.
sd fam nur 10 aufdnia oorbei."
rmolooio fhldft iibrigens nod, Der
fauIe Sunse, er 1T serpib fpdt gu Seti
sesansen, benn i'd H0rte itn nod Ianaa
in Der 9faht in ieinen 3immer aAfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
Spdte 3eue,
Don 6 ol man Mtt85atb.


Die blonben Srauen fino 10 IanFt
unb fromm tpte bic 2Gmm6en. Wcz
nigitens Sophie Simar mar 10.
Set ibrer 9o63eit fonnte man lie
nur IG4eln ieben. 6riiber mar es Elm
8liidIeligteit be~rratbenbes 2G6e(1,
beute briidt es S4mer3 unb 5raucr
aus.
Wtt ibrem Slide fieG iie Niemanbem
CUR Gait. a6er du9 nit mS9merSe
ntAt. Sic riibmte iib ni6t, tlagte aber
auh niemols, 0o9 ibr bleiGes Sc
it9t er5dblt aatdgli9 iebermann, mas
man i4on LANCE peib.
Sic ipuroe ppn ibrem Mldnne treuz
log perlafen. @r mar INNER Elm bras
Der Wtdnn, Der fleiBigIte unb geI6idz
telte zimmerman in Der llmgebung.
User bate oas glduben f%0nnen, baB er
letne 5rou bintergeben perbe :, buB
er NIT lener 5rau in bic tpeite Welt
alebt uno Der etpigen @erbammnib entz
g~e9engebt9
Us tamen feline Ia6ri6ten iiber
i'm. User lam es piEen, tpobin lie
9e3o9en itno? Der StraBenItdub, in
penn TIRE 5uBIpuren ni9t gu entbeden
ltno, er3dblt ni6ts; Der @inb pia e3
nlnt oerratben, mo ie finb; bus fduz
leInoe Sollb Iagt eS ni6t beutli6, IS
prot nur i'm 5liiitertone bappn.
9otte er nur lueni9itens elm 8ort
9elagt, als er fortge8ogen lit. tbdte es
Der i3Onen blonoen 5ruu, bic lett ben
gfan1en aStrobtpittre" trGot, ni6t 5o
ipe9. 9dfte er ie nur einmuG, psnlt
dnh i1ut 9%ejipungcn, qetlbt unb hattie
er nur 9ela9t: vW2ih iteht 9u nimmer
fnebr. Sd liebe elm anoeres Weib. bem
fptome i'd mein 2eben", = mare iie
ntd1t 10 untrDitlid setpeien.
Or 1T aber BET Rdht unb gaebel. pie
te es perdbreoet batten, o~ur6oeoanaer.
Gr bat lie p%erIdfien unp lit nift suriid.
aetommen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02

! oar nidt beantnorten niiroe? Gr e
innertc iiA feirer @bmnaiioitcn3eit,
Der or nit Gbnli6cn @cfii6Ien Oaral
barrie, oh bic BLONDE Mi33i bon 1t
8irgcrI6ule, am Samitugs g}admit!d
in ben S9por5en6crq BART tomme
mjirbC.
Der Brief lam. 30gcrno 0ffnct
i'm Der 9rofeFor uno O0nn las cr. ID
lungc @ittme I6ricb i6m gitti9, raj
3Grtli6; fc frcutc ii6 ieincr @rott.
nunQcn uno licB bur6latmmcrn, oal
fic Icincn @ciIt crfaBt bate, oaB q
ibr I6on Gin TrcunO acporben mar
limb nun bcoann fir i'm cine laonC
3cit, feline iungc 5rcunrtn bctc0rte
i'm pom 1~raucu6aiIcr gum 8llbcHocn
Q~iebbaGcr. Gr idricb ibr nid)t IN
Ih0ncn Wprtcr, a6er ic muBtc es 0ers
ftfbcn, lpfc cr BON Gc6niu6t fir itc CT.
fiiut mar. ME or mad ibr bcgchrte mtt
Der Rroft fcincr tcuI6cn Seclc. uno
torum mar Der U}dricn6uocr CONNER
Gin Icuhtrnocr fir ben 4rofeFor un0
fir feline llmdcbuuQ, bdrum itcdten Die
ortcr 6raucn bic &opfe 3uidmmen.
unb bic itrcnQc SApcItcr 8c9rcno's
iaotc: ,Gr muB nit fcinem BUD tertig
f,in unb irQcno (incn neuen 9roBen
Cat ocfunOcn 6abcn," Die braoc 9oz
rof6cd a6cr, bic in ibrcn itiirmiI6en
Tadcn mandc S9IaAt crlcbt, idgte:
Dos If bic 2icbe, ober i4 min rinca
Qlpfclitruocl pou einem 9ugsl9upf
niat untcri6cibcn t0nncn."
Die 8riefc puroen bdufiger uno Der
1rmc profeFOr mar elm I6ma6tcnoer
~geporoen. @r fono, bab er &C.
Qc6cnstraft belize, um zinc
5rau 81 ncbmen, unb aud Der @eouns
e ocS 8inDcrgeI6reies mar inn nihl
nr0r uncrtrd9lih, 60 entidIoB cr
jh ncnn, nit ben 6lostcln ab3ubrcz
ben, bic f6onsn Rcocn b%ciIcitc gu
hic6cn unb i'm nd6itcn 8ricf gu fra
zen: .8oQen Sic mctne 5rau pcrs
)cn?"
Gr 3]auOcrtc ctnigc Sage, unO bus
mar gut, ocnn Ietn 8rief bdttc Ii6 init
S@rcibcn Der 9eliebtcn gez
.rcu3t. 0icies cntbielt fol8cnoc Safe:
,9Rcjn tbeurer ProfeTor! Sbre
Brjrm baben mir grobe 6reuoe 1cz
nodjt, muir I9pcr lpcroc ib iic cntb1bs
I'm. Qbcr ih babe bier cinige ernltc
%Qctroffcn, unO Die lod)cn
Iitt pcnio oariibcr, ooB ih 10 ctfrig
nit S6ucn torrciponOirc. S6licBli6
ino Bic Gcute aud Elm penig ciferlii6>
ia, uno i6 bite Gir borum, mir ni4t
gu I6rcibcn. sic miBoerIteben
uobl meme Bite ni6t. Sine @ittwc.
lie Der 6eirat6 ni6t ubgencigt lit, NIUE
i6 ooppclt bitten, tompromittirt 3u
orrbcn, uno 5raucnsiclc limb bod nit
}criorgun9 fir bic 3utunft ioentiIf.
Der 2cbcnsWsg fitbrt un2 ppbl nrd
5uiommen,"
Der 9rofcfor mar pieoer Ser @lte
.clporocu. l1npcrtrGgli6 Ieiner linz
ge9eniiber, 5erfNuen nit iih
clbit, i6ritt er Ieincn @eg peitcr,
uno pcrporren. llno mcbr
,Cnn jc crFaBte er oo5 Wort NicBi9c's:
Die 2icbc 1T bic @efubr bcS @inIom'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02

groBe 9tomonten an ben gals bangor
unb Gquipagen baIten 81 t%onnen."
Semi bate feline Gu9e, er muBte GIL;
Sufe 9eben.
n@aten Q6eno, Marietta!"
,@uten @beno!"
~@ie ertenuen mid ni4t, geIt?"
nRein."
"grnnern sic fia, i4 mar De;
Sumpun bes 8eorg 8ato 49,"
Sic ftnb's? Sept erinnere i4 mid
16on! sic paren oamaIs Der Sreuno
Selerens. Ginmul batten Sic ii4 audi
nit benz fleinen 9eorg g%e5dntt."
o8iTen Sic, mas aus Dem tIeinen
@eor9 gelporoen tit?"
nMan fagt, er tpdre mad 4merita
o%eqanqen, ober nu4 8raiiIien, 8affcez
pflun3en gu beBalen.'
ga. G11n erinnern Sic ii4 and an
ben O6erLeutnant nit benz rotbbrau@
men S6nurrbart, Der Sbnen einen Moz
nat lang ben Sof gema4t BATE"
.8ie BERN ni6t, mir BADEN un8 ia
piel miteinamber unterbalten Bie
i6 Bore, ION er geitOrben iein?"
,Gr bat bdcs 8elo oeS Regiments pers
untreut unb ii9 bann cine 8ugeI elm
lpenig burb ben &opf eei4OTen."
oG8 itano in ben 3eitungen."
0ieie gIei@gilttge 8emertung mo4te
9eni nD6 erbitterter.
nGquipuge AaIten bic 8naOi8e niat
mebr?"
oRein. S0ren Sic bod, mein ein1tis
ger Ruti3er, Der Mont, fam OieIer
Sage bierber. Sd ieBte mid gu i6n
uno ppIte iba betpegen, cine 5ldI6e
Bier gu 8ablen, er aber tpolte mid nibt
ertennen un0 la9te, i4 mOge CUR 90Ge
fabren -"
yMoni lit Iebr itol3 getporben, Ieit
er 6iatereigentbiimer lit. Sa ri4ttg.-
Sbre Mama, Die gndOige 5rou be IA
Dor, pie befinnet ie ii6? Ba6ri4einz
lid pGi9t iie irgenopo?"
-Sie luar ni6t meme Mutter, if
babe lie Fortgei6idt, neil fte mid b.
itobIen bate. W1eine Mutter 1T SlaIdDs
Ierin in Diem; iie beiBt Jrau 6uber."
oRi4tig, baden Sic in leBter 3ett
ben Qnbreas 6urtu5 ni6t getroffen2"
nSutpobl, neuli9 babe i'd i'm geIcz
ben. Gr trGgt nod INNER elm Moz
nocle, aber Iein Sut mar iebr fettig -.
8eben sic nod mit ibm um?"
ngein, oenn er purbe aus Dem &dz
iino binuusgetporfen. Qu9 ibn 6uben
Sbre 0iamanten bel getoitet. Sagan
Sic mir, ih bite, mo Iino benn Sbre
beritbmten Oiamdnten btngetommen?
8uS jeBt an Sbren Obren bdngt, lit
nun b0bmii6e5 9las!"
0as MGD6en, oaS bis nun auf bic
galerfiaten 6ragen 8enis nit 6O6niz
i4er Rube geantipOrtet bate, Id6elte
ieBt Geiie.
nMeine 9iamanten unb mein Spurs
tufenbu4 iiber 3pan3igtauIenb Sui
ben bat S9naa mir neggenommen."
nNas fir Elm Sgna3?"
Ser Sberteaner bonn Srpbeum."
n9iefer einGugtge S4urte9"
r9eriel6e."
n@ie tonnte bas geI6eben?"
,Gr mar mein eriter 9iebbaber uno
bra6te MIDI ms Srpbeum. @r iagte,
t9 ioqe 9elo berbienen, piel 8elo,
bann tpsrbe er mid beirat6en . DIS
un8 Die Poli5ei BON bier fortI6idte,
gingen mir mad Berlin. BORT tpuroe i6
franz. unb Sgna5 ruffte dGles, mas if
beIoB, 3uiammen un0 ging nit einem
tleineh biden Mdo4en na9 6amburg
bur4. Seitbem babe i'd i'm ni6t mebr
geieben -.
Semi 3ablte u~nterbeTen unb trait
pfeifeno CUR Safe.
n@uten Nbenb, SrGuIein Mariettu!
sic, ib bite, beabIi9tigen sic,
Sbr gon3es 2eben bier gu berbringen3"
DGs bauert ni9t mebr LANCE. Der
ar5t bat mir bds Srinfen perboten,
Der 8irtb berlangt ieooh, Dab iA NIT
ben 9Giten trinten lou. Wenn Sic mol
len, 10 5dblen Sic cine SlaI6e Gbams
pagner. Sic brau6en i'm ni4t 81 trim
len -"
n8ute Na6t, BLONDE Mdrietta!"
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pie 6fonoe 2Iariettd.
Nobellette BON 5run3 Serc3eg.

NopeIlette BON Sran3 Serc3eg.
Der Morgen bate 19on fart ges
bdmmert. Die Sbiirme Der 3inspaz
ldite auf Der grDben RingitraBe bpbrs
ten ii6 i4mar3 in baS grauenoe Sir
moment. 3nei CUTE 6reunoe, BON
@bdmpagner angebeitert, gerietben nm
ber1ebens - Der Simmel mag piiIen
uuf Del6em umpege - in cine Der
I4malen @ahen Der SbereiienItuOt.
Sine rotbe 2umpe I9immerte iiber
elmer &neipe ortnncn tpa6ri6etns
IWb aus etnem Grtra3immer - b0rte
man bic leiien Some elmer Wanooline.
,Srinten mir Elm @laS 8rannts
tpein," 6cdntrogte Bent.
.8aS bentIt 9u 2" iagte SenS,
rbierbcr 9eben ia nur Sui4enoiebc. -"
nGben Oarum, Sd bin Der 4nltdns
bigteit i9on iiberIatt 49,"
Sic gingen 6incin uno lieBen ii9 BET
einem MarmortiI6 nieber. Q18 lie
ods f6lebte @etrdnt per16ludt 6atten.
crI6auerten Iic unb beIteqten nod
einen S9nups. Bent fdob Johann Iein
Wonocle por bo8 Quge unO muIterte
ba8 an Der 8oHe iibenbe Mdo6en.
nNa i6uu !" iugte er. naennit 0u
fie ni6t ?"
,Wcr lit bds ?"
.Marietta, bic Blonde Mariettd. -"
Del Qnbere IcBte ebenfals iein MOz
nocle ouf.
.Sbp, Moriettd be Ia Dor ?"
SD CLAUDE, iie bat einen oerortigen
Namen. Wie garitig iie getporOen lit!"
nWabrbafttg !"
Sas trGnfIi6e, eingefa1cnc @cii6t
btraafirerin mar 5iegelrpt69ei4mintt.
S6r blondes Sadr par pobl ior9fGltig
friiirt, bod trug tic auf ben S9uttcrn
Elm groBcs, grducS Su6, tpie armc Orr
bcitcripeiber es 5u tra9cn pfIc9en. Sic
9Nfftc glei4giltig por Ii6 bin, ibrc
pcItc 6ano tdnbelte 5eritreut nit Dem
an bu8 &oIiebuh %getniipften 9lciitift.
9ic blonde Mariettd !! Die bcioen
9utcn 1reunbe od6ten 5uriid an Die
ebcmdtt9c Mariettd, bic nod por ctliz
hcn Sa9rcn bic al,SI9peifenOe Su9eno
Der 6drptitabt ins Siebcrn bradtr.
4labcnOlt4 fang tic in ir9eno einem
Srpbcum. Sic mar binreiBcno unD
unbcrI9dmt. Sn tllrsem 8leiOc, cinen
groBen, frdnaDiii6en 9ut auf Dem
Sopfe, I9ritt 1ic nit in bic Siiftcn ocs
Itcmmten Sdnocu drf uno ob. Srciz
lid, 5ie bate bcinabe gar feline Sing
itimmc, trpboem peritano lie es, ibr
Publttum gu ent5iiden uno gu elettriii=
rem. Wenn lie Die blonde Wtartcttd"
anitimmte, i6r cigeneS 9teo, baS Elm
performances Salient fir lie tomppnirt
bate, 10 oubelte bos in ben engen Gos
gen g~cordngte Yubltfum - Wtagndten.
0ffi3icre, oe~fraubirenoe Sanbelstoms
mis- bic tnauenbe gnb5eile u%niiono
NIT -. Sgna5 aber, Der etndu9ige
SbertcQner, re9nete unterbehen ods
alf ben Ndmen Gbdmpagner eetaufte
%9c5udertc Sobatpdfer gu opppelten
Prctieu.
Die blonde Mdriettd !"
ScrD Iummte leiIe pas 2ieb.
v0aB i'd tie nur 10 perfomrierl tebe!"
Io9tc Bent nit graufamem Ga9eln.
D0os 9cbe i'd um 8ieles nidt."
Seno sudte bic Idieln, Der Inoere
fubr fort !:
sSeit Dem 5a1e NIT benz arrrle1
8eorg 9utO babe ih iie sebdbt 49,.
0teie 1T nidt 70 9cartet ipic Die anoe'
rem MGb6er.
Der Ghdrafter bieIer @orte Utao~
den bat etnen o~eriobnenpen 3u9 Ste
GutberSigteit -. Mdriettd mar gar
rldt guther5ig, nift einmal letd)tllns
mig. gere6neno mar iie, falt uno
srquium, ME Die areu5ipinne =. S!s
liebte Riemanoen uno peraftete Die
geute. Die fid unb lire SaniilleT 81
(Srln6n Nprf4,tot bnt+o,. ,fr4 fhr uuR<
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@3it BUMPER Stimme fragte fie: no
gu 9dben Sic mid berqe6ra6t? 0o
tperbs t4 i'm ieBt erparten?"
in StrDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
9eiBenbe Qntnprt.

Sic SD bebauere eS uuenblid,
Did gebetratbet gu buben."
gr: n9u BAIT pirllih re9t. Sdit
Elm 9utes, biibi6es MGoel UNI einen
guten, e6rbaren Uiann gebrd9t." ,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
g II aeqebe n.

r0u io1teit oeinen eisenen Nnsele'
genbeiten mcbr Qufmerfiumteit i4ers
ten."
rOas lit ipobl iiberfliiIiig. metne
Sbeure, 10 LANCE ou bid 70 singebeno
bamit befddftiqit."
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Gin g en1iifter.

o.: .Was fir Wetter mar benn
beim grpfang oes 5iiriten, Serr giir,
germeifter?"
g.: SD bate bas srobe Slid, nit
Surdlau6t bur4 beniel6en Ressn
NAB gu fperben."
- Wenn oos 9lut loot, ipirb ras
ssra lei9t etpas dnriatea.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-27
TAMENESs IN STOCKS
TRADING AGAIN cENTERs IN UNION
PACIFIC
Days Operations Are Dull and Languid,
With Northern Securities Gossip an I'm
settling lnfIuence-cIose Is Heavy.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Today's stock
market was small affair and trading
centered again in Union Pacific. That
stock fuctuated over range of slightly
more than point above last nights
level with constant reactions and ended
the day at an advance of rs. The Sug-
gestion that the manner of distributing
the Northern Securities assets should be
submitted to judicial decision was an
unsettling influence upon the market in
spite of the various assurances and in
timations from authorized sources that
there was no danger of hostilities be-
tween the great forces concerned in the
settlement. Some excitement was caused
all through the stock exchange neighbor-
hood by the outbreak of a dangerous fire
near at hand on Broadway and the clouds
of binding and suffocating smoke per-
Vaded the exchange floor and the offices
and Railways of the great office buildings
surrounding it. Attention was thus di-
verted from the marekt and the trading
was dull and languid. A reaction before
the bank statement carried prices back
to neighborhood of last nights level and
there was an Indifferent rally after it's
publication. The closing was dull and
heavy.
The bank statement showed something
more than the expected increase in cash
holdings. The liberal loan expansion car
ried that item fairly above the billion
dollar mark for the first time in the his
tory OF the clearing house. The increase
in borrowing was attributed largely to
the increase in speculation on the stock
exchange. Total sales of bonds, par value,
$500, 600.
The bond market generally was irreg-
ular. United States IS, the old As and
the new As registered have. advanced n
and the new 4s coupon Is per cent on call
during the week.
Closing List
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-27
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, March 26.-The buy
ing this morning in wheat indicated that
the mills are doing some business. East
ern millers also bought some wheat in this
market today. Trading in wheat was
quiet. May opened ?@1ac up at 97e. Sold
up to 97ssc and fell back to 96Ac, with
occasional rallies. The close was at s6Ac,
a loss of Nc. July closed unchanged at
961ac. Flax was dull May sold sc up
to $1.16as and closed at 81. Is. July fell
7sc and October NC. Oats advanced &c.
The close: Wheat in store, No. 1 hard,
97%c; No. 1 northern, 96Ac; No. 2 north
ern, s3Ac; to arrive, No l hard, 97%c;
No. 1 northern, 96Ac; No. 2 northern,
93%c; Macaroni No. 1, SIC; No. 2, S5c;
May, 96Ac; July, 961kc; September, S37sc.
Flax in store, 81. 141a; to arrive, 81 141a !;
on track. $1.141a; May, $1.16; July,
S1.175s; October $1.19. Oats, to arrive,
S91sc; on track, 391sc. Rye, on track, CSC;
to arrive, Gee. Barley, 34@52c. Cars in
spected: Wheat 38, last year 81; oats q;
barley. 2; flax, 81, last year, 40. Receipts
Wheat, 1885 bu oats, 1910; barley,
5.S47: rye, 1872; fax. 46,916. Shipments
Wheat, 6047 bu; barley, 1892.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-27
New York Mining Stocks.
New York Bank statement.


NEW YORK, March 26.-The statement
of averages of the clearing house banks
of this city for the week shows:
Loans, 81, OO7, 1863, 700; increase. 1894, :
900. Deposits $1,o4S, e6S, 500; increase,
Crease ere sua So. 200 Legal tenders, $719os, 900;
increase, $2.5S4.5OO. Specie, $2l7, ~, a0O;
increase, $4S7, 500. Reserve, $2S9656 900;
increase. 50, 1922 600. Reserve required,
S262. 167. 125; increase, $2.914,70O. Surplus,
$27,46S, S75; increase, Sl5S,oOO. Ex-U ,.
deposits, s3S, 955, 800; increase, $1,523, $50.
Bank loans for the first time in the
history of the New York clearing house
exceeded the billion dollar mark today.
With the increase of 1894 900, the total
of the outstanding volumes of loans re
ported by the associated banks TO-DAY In
their weekly statement reached $1,007,-
1863, 700. This expansion was largely due
to the renewal of activity in the stock
market and further borrowings by the
railroads. The banks also reported today
the heaviest volume of deposits on rec
This weeks loans of foreign banks We're:
Bank of France, $252, 900. The maxi
mum reported by the Bank of England
was 1926, 1000, 900.
New York Money
NEW YORK, March 26.-Money on call.
nominal no loans; time loans, easy; gu
days, 21a @3 per cent; 80 days 3; months,
4 prime mercantile paper, Az @5; sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 .87. 15@ I'd. 3D. 5 for de-
mand, and at 50. "a. 50@4 "a. so for sixty
day bills; posted, 81. $500 .SS; commercial
bills. 81 S3a4 @4. SAN Bar silver, 55%c.
Mexican dollars, 44c Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds steady.
Bank clearings.
st. Paul ...................S 800, 350
Minneapolis .................... IL 500, oo2
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CHICAGO Live Stock.

CHICAGO. March 26.-Cattle- Receipts
500; nominal good to prime steers nom
inal, S.. 25@5. 75 poor to medium, So 600
5; stoekers and feeders, 81. 1904 80; COWS,
81. 75@4.2 heifers. 50. 25 @4.75; Gamers,
5 oo TeS SS fed Ras steers s44 e Ca os gsW
Receipts today 1000; tomorrow, 10000;
&C higher; mixed and butchers, IS POO
5 55 good to choice heavy, SIS. 1905. go;
rough heavy, 50. 20@5 AS; light. s5@5. As;
bulk of sales, S. 25@5. As. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1000; steady; lambs steady; good
to choice wethers $4.75@5.30; native
lambs, $4@5.75; Western lambs, "a. 500
5.75.
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MINI. Trans. Z a ;. =.
Totals 1913 81 2s IS

Totals -. 10S 81 29 So 8
Other Grains Winter wheat, 46 cars;
macaroni. l. No. corn, L; No. corn, s;
No. 3 oats. s; No. northern oats, 10; nc
grade oats, 8; No. 2 rye, 3; No. 8 rye, q
No. 2 barley, 8; No. barley, 6; no grade
barley, 1; No. 1 flax, z; rejected flax, s.
no grade flax l.
Cars Inspected Out-No. / northern,
cars; No. northern, 49, No. 3, 10; re-
jected, "a; macaroni, 2; No. 4 corn, s.
No. 3 oats, 10; No. northern, IT; No.
rye. 5; No. barley, Is; No 1 fax, I'll
rejected flax, 6.
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His Lack of Originality

Young Husband-Still sitting up, dear?
You shouldn't have waited for me. /. vas
detained down towH by important busi-
ness, and
Young WifeF. sae other excuse,
George That's f Kind father used to
make.-Chicago TFhriie.
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CHICAGO Produce.

creameries, 14@24c; diaries, 121k @21c.
Eggs-Firm; at mark, cases included, 16A
@161sc. Cheese-Easy; daisies, 1919 C.;
twins, 10c. Poultry-Live, firm; turkeys,
12c; chickens, 13c.
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Hides.
Green Sailed No. 1. No. 2.
Native hides. free of
brands, IS lbs and up so. O71h also. 061S
Branded hides. all weights,
B3 r lbs sans aRa aDa oxen 1913 SsNN g SsH
Veal calfskinS, to Is lbs. .111a@ 10
Veal kip skins, Is. to %
D 5Ss under IBIS: 81. :sS g az
Long haired kip, to %
lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .0S q .07
Slunkv4slliTls .............. 20
Glue stock .'.............. -03
each : :. s%c:. ~ - .OsH@ .o5H
lbs each ;. -. .O6 @ .O5
tare, 5 lbs each -. .Os @ .o5
Long-haired kip or run
v5 aSFs Calf. to i lbs. .S Ss&g g. .SsA
Veal kip, Is to % lbs, -. .0S q .O6k
large. ...,........;:... 100 OILS
Green Salted horse hides.
ponies, san! and , s@ail ;....... 80 q so
. short .trimmed{, d.. 80, 1870 49,
trimmed, under IS lbs. 10 q .1s
Heavy butcher hides, long
trimmed ............... IA a .14K
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Prices 5W1Uc higher. Receipts again
very light and under demands of the
trade. Quality about the same as yes
terday. Price range, $5.10@5.30; bulk,
$50 to $525, and good to choice medium
and heavy, $5.30@5.4O. Representative
sales:
HnQS-
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yards reported receipts for the day. by
loads, as follows: C. G. W., 2; c.. M. &
st. P, 6; M. e St. L., 1; c., st. P, M
& O., 5; G. N, 3; c., B. e O., 2; N. p,
l. Total 20.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet and steady; winter patents, $4,000
s. straights, $4.50@4.7O; spring patents,
s4:4O@4.7O; straights. s4@4.2o; bakers. 50
@3.50 Wheat-No. 2 spring, 92c@$1; No.
3, S6@9Sc; No. red, 95kc@$1.O1. Corn
No. 2, 531a @52%c; No. 2 yellow, 5SA q
535sc Oats-No. 2, 3S1s@39c; No, 8
white 39@43c. Rye-No. 2, sc. Barley
Good feeding 38@39c; fair to choice
mailing, 45@55c. FlaxseednNo. 1, 81 Oss;
Seed-Prime, $685. Mess Pork-Per Dbl.
$13.1o@13. 1215. Lard--Per 100 lbs. $SS2!s
@6.S5 Short Ribs-Sides doose), 1852 Y
@6.S7h Sides-Short clear (boxed), SIPS
@7.37H Whisky-Bass of high wines,
$1.2s. Receipts-Flour, Al 500 bbls; wheat IT.
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, AS, 400 blu. Ship
ments-F1our, "a, 500 bbls; wheat, 36,4OO
blu; corn, 93.100 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
2,400 bu; barley. $4,000 bu. On the Prod
uce Exchange today the butter market
was steady, creameries. 1920; diaries,
Guided, 1611 @16s4c. Cheese steady; 10
Ollie.
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PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Ruling Prices at Yesterdays Meeting Of
the ST. Paul Commission Men.

st. PAUL, March 26-The open mar
ket at today's meeting of the Produce
Exchange established the following prices:
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U. s. ref. Is reg1051 Man. C. gold 4s.1O4
do IS coup .105% Mex. Cent. As. ga
do IS. reg . 1864 do 1st inc -. IA
do IS coup .1061slM. & st. L. As. 96
do n. As reg. .132S4 M, K. & T. As. SO
do n. As coup .132% do IDS ...... TN
do O. As reg. .107 Nat. of M. c. is rs
do 0. As coup. los N. Y. C. G. 31as. 97H
Atch. gen. As. .101 Is I'm. j. C. G. S.. 1924
do adjt. As. SO Nor. Pac. As. 1888
A. C. l.. 49,. 9234 do IS ....... liz
B. & o. As. .102AiN. & w. C. As. 98sz
do 315s ...... 94AfO. S.. L.. As & p 94A
Cent. of Ga. IS. 1861 Penn. cow. 31ss SO
do 1st inc 49,. 66 Heading gen. 4s 96Z
C. & O. 41ss... .101 sslStL. e In. C. 5s11411!!
c. & A. 31ss... II HSt.I. & ST. 81
C..B. & Q.n.4s.. 93B iSt. L. S. w. lists "a
C.M.& str. g.4s10Ts4l is. A. L. 4s.... SIS