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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

unterieeiiden Sorpeboboote GliB-
lambs, Die bort liegen, gu iiberneb-
men.
Die a%omiralitGt eibt Ben gnfaltf
bon bier groBen oeuti6en 9ampfern
81, pel6e oils Siilfsfreu3er beriuanbt
iperoen Iouen, llnb es beiBt, bob Die
N%onlirolitat oltd) lpeaen bier Gbnli.
der Sdiffe in ocn Ser. Staatcn in
Understanding itebt.
Die rniiiihen 81 ii ItunQen
81. PETERSBURG, 't6. Npri(.
= Sic eriten beiben 9riguocn scr
ileitn libiril6en Sd)iiten = 9rioooen
lollen IN nelln 0%ipiiionen oetbeilt
iperoen, pobur6 ibre StGrfe ollf
ungefGbr 100000 Wunu erb6bt per.
Den miro.
Soponifde 9 diffe bef6d.
6tgt?
Fort Irtbur, 10. Mpril. (Sn
DER llebermittelllng %peripGtct.) -
Sellte Wforgen 6 llbr eridien Elm flei=
mes joponii6es @ei6rpober am SO.
ri5ont, peridnonb ieood) baIo mic-
Der; aber INT 10 llbr lpuroc cine
feinolide 6lptte 9clidtet, oie %
Shiife 5dbIte. Sic fprnlirte lid in
3lpei 2ipiiionen; cine nobnt binter
aap 2ioo Sbun. ser Siioipite Der
S%olbiniel, olif mclher Yort Irtbur
liegt, Nufitellung mo beiporf oieGii.
lte unlo oie Siger = SoIbiniel NIT
@ronotcrL lpabreno ole oroere Sipi.
lion Den 8oloen Sill uno onoere9ot.
terien BON einem Yltnft ge9eniiber
Der Hbcoe beifob. 0aS Serer lullr-
Dc init 3piibenpouien bis 1 llbr
Nodmittogs ~fortgciest. Sic ruff
IhenS 6iffe .ontluorteten nit inoiref.
tenn 3eller uno er5iclten quite &eiul-
tote. Sin ioponiid)cr &rell5er, nod)
anoeren 9eridten 5lpei Shiffe oeS
Seinoes, lpllroen bei6dbigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Spfcr Der Strifcs.

Rem Yort, IS. slpril. = Gin
friiberer Giicnorbeiter, Nontcn3
Sdmonoer, Der &orname fonnte
rld)t IN G%riobrung gebroht lperoen,
lpnroe geltcrn in ieiltem Stiibd,en
IN Nr. 8, /. Nucnue, erb1n0t ollfocs
funocn. Sctn @irtb, Sobn Welh-
ncr, bate Den Wfictber felt Wlittiupcb
nIdt mcbr 81 @eiidt b%efonlnlen.
Die 2eid)e botte bereits %bcgonner,
IN @crlpciuld iiber5ueeben. 0ricie
lpuroen nid)t porgcfnnOen, obcr nod)
aaenL mas Sr. MeId)ncr bon le,
mem Mietber er5GbIte, ldeint
Sbluonber gum Selbitnoro oetrie.
ben Woroen 81 icin ourd) s(rbeitS,
loiigfeit in 6olge zines StrifcS rrb
ourb Die llnm0glidfeit, micocr gr-
belt 5u erlonAcn. <r5 nod)oem
Sdhpon0er I'M Nltguit borden S'Sob.
res bel linn cinGc5oaen iei, 10 cr5Gbli
Weldner, ici Ger Wann in Solge eli
mes StrifeS orbeitslos a%eporoer.
Gr babe S6mntOcr t,lir ols rilbiu
niibtern mo ipnriom gefnnnt. Wit
ettpnS iiber $tOO, Die err iid) eripurt
botte. babe SdNuonoer iih nm mei-
ter ein5urihtcn ucriildt. SdlieBIid)
bate er aid Die Yeitragc 5ltr llnion
nidJt mebr bc5ablcn fonnet,, nno am
lesten GicnltoN 5itnt eriten Mol
olld Ole Wtietbc niht. MelhncrS
botten i'm ooriIber ~berubigt n1o
ibm geiogt, cr f6nne bleiben, linb bo
tic ii6 in feline Gage binein benfer
fonnten, bGttcn lie i'm ord riibiJ
INNER peitcr bcbolten. Dab lie bic,
Ter Gage ungeu0bnlih Innge 3eit
Wihts bon Inn ioben, NOR ibnen
idlieBlid pcr0ddtig porgefpnnlen,
lnb oas bottc Damn 5ilr Gntbedun9
oeS Selbitnlpr0c3 gefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
@eibe unD cremefarbige &leioeritoHe.

46-5na. gott5 ipulleile Crepe g9pp.
ia, Gin ipeid)es uno ldmieaiames
Sabrifot; Toe. mertb. Spc5iea Ole
Dar0 :. .O9e.
3Sa5ou. gang nollene creme
Sturm.S erge; Toe. ipertb. Spe3iell
Die Ynro Observation-Disclosures e.
42-3oa. gang molene creme Crepe
De Gbine fir gauge &oitiime; 800.
luertb. Spejiel Die Dorb. 500.
45'3oQ. creme Seioen uno @ou
Crepe De Chine; 500 mertb. Spe.
3iell Die Yarb ............. $50.
Heao's l0.3oa. Seioeu uno Ioa
%Gansooluile, creme iinD meib. Spe.
5iel Die s)orb .............$ 1.25
42-5oQ. gun3 noaenc Toile, offe.
ne Woihe crepeortises @eipebe;
SOC. pertD. Spesiea. Zoe.
45.soa. Wiltrol, in creme, Elm lpei.
der crepeortiaer Stoii fir son3e
aoltiime. Spe3iel Die Ooro. .69r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Ter 8rnbcninipcftpr uerantiuprtIidl

Eittsb at / g, ga, t6. Mpril.-
Die Goroners- Surp, pelf)e bie llria.
den oes aroben lln9liids in Der Snr-
ipid : aoblengrilbe utterild)te, mo-
bel aln 20. Sannlar t7S WGnner ibr
Seben %perloren, cntidieb belite gtod,-
mitta9, DAB Stoats- @rubeninipeftor
i. W. Glinningbom iunb @rlben.S III.
perintenoent Wilireb Snomocn fir
Die GrpIoiion perontiportlih ieien.
Saftbeieble pegen Moroes lino ae-
gen Die beioen 9eanIten %erlaiien NOR.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Spnntnos-W uIaif.

Die &eritcigerung bes NadIoi.
les Der @eiitinaer in @ien bate Elm
@elammt .GrgcbniB bon 10000 9ro,
men, bon Ocnen 5000 Gronen ouf
Die Sulpelen cntfaIlcn.
vGopio uno Goliath" cine So.
m6oie bon 9looli Saul, lit BON scr
ocutiden Gcniur pcrboten poroen. -
gnf DEM 0cIberg bel Seruiolcnl
ioa auf @lnid Der ocutibcn Gaiierin
einc grobe cpangeliIde Stiftung err.
iteben, oic Elm erbolnnasbeim. elm
&oipib un0 cine Stride umioIlen
miro. 9ic Stiitung ioa Den Nomen
yaaiierin Nllguite.g iftoria. S%tiftuna"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
@eicQidaftslGmc i'm 2ndtlans.

Senper, Col, t6. gpril. =
Serbert ). @iaer, ieiner 3eit elmer
Der ldrneioigIten @eieaidnitSlomen In
oieler Staot, ipuroe belte inn Grimi.
nal9erldt 81 bier bis flint Sabren
3nbtbalts %perurtbeilt ipegen Inter.
lf)lagllng bon 8eloern Ser ,Snter-
l1ationalen 5ruIt Co." Der aeno,,e
getraa ieiner llnterihlaguns 1T nitt
befannt, man peib aber, oaB oieiel.
ben iid aiif $4,000 bis $4,000 be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
@crdants' & Nincrs' SranSpur.
tatiun SumpanN.

Gad Bottom uio benz Often: jcoeu Wpntag
9tenildg. 9onherfia8 unb Samfae. abeIos
O ubr.
9iud Yrobioence unb benz Often; ieoen Diuts
ipob, 6reitag uno Son1tag, 2tbenoS q llbr.
Gah Snpalliinb mo benz Siioen: ieoen Gleit'
fta1. Sonheriiun ulb Samiiag. AbenoS q ubr.
9ia1 Neipport Nc,pS ino TorfoIf: tipIib
I'M q lbr gbeiios.
giue Dol. eapannab fabrenben 9arnpfer Sub
bon notwithstanding.
uniibertreffli6e BcauemIi6feiten unb Wef5,
fttaiita.
6oraiilttee g,erlaoure unb f6neue Nef5roe.
riliig bon Sraht.
". Is. @iainabam, @seni,
Gdoaindbs 9Serfte.
Y. N. Turner, 8.sB.sM.
". 2. StcbbinS, @.sW.l
8eferaltNireau Hr. GOA, Woro'Gbarle9s
gtraBe. sradt. itno Yailaae'Blirenn: yr 221,
Weit8aItlniore'S trube. ul31&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
gleiben bette fen.

@a bington, 16. Iprif. =
@eneralanpolt anor bat Dem BrGli-
oelten lein 8iltadten iiber Den Gin.
tlilB oes Mblanfs oes 8ertrags nit
China anf oas Gbineien = ansiblub.
@eles 5ugeianot. Der Snbolt lit nod
nibt Der Seifentlidfeit iibergeben
iporoen, 10 piel ober itebt felt, oab
DER @eneralanluolt Der aniibt lit,
Dab Die ausldlub. @eiese unter al.
len umltdnoen ST Hed)t beiteben
bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Wcucr See cntltanocn.

Tacoma q, @oib, Is. Npril.
Gin Sec bot iid) I'M Slpmpiihen &C.
birge gebilbet inlb Elm TbeiI oeS
GltcetS-G bolcs lit peri6tpunocn. 0oS
Wolier erldien 3uerit Dor brei @od)cn
SIR 3cit oeS nclllihen Grobebens, uno
elm See befinbet lib lett ga, lpo Dor
Mtonotcn nod @nlo iuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Gnccn Nnnc'S Gijcnbabn.Go.

5obrpIan frat In 0ruli am .. 9eJeulber 1908.
SGmpier n~erluiicn Bier 9ir. 40 an gi9bt'
u0r gtd6nliti1gs mad poue Eoini, Aei1i
Sefuno, 9entrcbille. GuecnStoipn, Scntuu.
@reetiuooo, GLENDALE, 9eiueS nio 8pilbens
Sinlioner.
BUR Wioniaes nm 7.i5 Mcracns na6 eppe
Fuiii. queenstown, ebefterpiue, Sreenluooo
illo Sipif6ensS taiionen.
u. Y. - Ser 1aupfer Sdnltn9 ginbmitina
ndd Gooe yoint febrt 5nrild nab baltimore
nm $50 IbenoS.
5rd6t piro an @ofenin9en bis 2 libr 0ad,
mtttaas eiiigegen aerurnnieli.
Sranf 6hicn. Seliefier.
3ohn Is. yuslep, 8.'B.sH.
(Uni27.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
MarnlanS mnb Ecnnipluania.Giien.
balm Gumpaanic.

2fige b~erIaffen g,orib : slocnue uno Saf'Str..
Siation an gscbeniasen; Rad NeIair $50.
s;5o gaeraeils $40. 4.25, 600 8atmtitags.
taps. giah Yprf 7.3O Wioreens, 500 Gub
ilittngs. Sonlta9s-lla6 9elair $50 Dor
gems, 400 ya bniiiiu9s. 1000 glbenos. gtat
9eIta $50 Wiorgens. 400 alhmittags. Gam,
Ito s ---Iich g'eldir 100. 0.30 Moraeis. 500.
t.25 Wuhmii.aes. 600. lI.45 glbenoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
@eibwaaren=8 Bargains,

35 Stide ieme, ounne irun5Giide 2amn, AZ 3ma brett, 29c. pertb.
SpeGea, ole Doro. .............. -. ................ 16c.
&tte oiortirtc Wtliter in mcrceri5eo genreiiter YiIe; 20c. mertb
SpeGen, Die 2nro. ................ 80. .......... 12Ie.
30 Stlfc feline oHnne Snon Gtnon, SC. mertb. Weontng fr &C.
6CnIc Guoltat importrte mercerieo genrniterte Wuoras, @oire
lb Yique ans egpptiden @orn; feline YiuierauSpobl; l0c. rmo SOC.
mertb. Woran .............. ............. .25c.
Cine % Soa. importirc meuwipo Orforo, aus @orn, in 5mei 8eb.
artcn; Der lh0nnc Stoff fir gauge aleiber unb Sailen; ipobrrr SOC
&ertb. Sir CONGRATULATIONS. 80. .............. Poe.
Grtro iehe. ounne Inbia 2innen, 10 Boil brett, bringt regular Zoe.
Spe5ea, Die Daro niorgen 49,. 49,. observation-disclosures. .9Me.
Gne botieine SuulitGt ounne pcnihe Soph, As 3oa brett; reai
l1r 40c. pertb. Die GARD. ......... ........ ........... 25c.
20 Stidc peibc @orp Tqe; ipe5euer tsc. @crtb. 0torgcn fir
MIR =. -. .11Iae.
Muberorontlihe &ertbe in iein.n, importrten, incuUd3eb, gefref-
ten mo gemuihrcn MobroS mo Orioros; rc9u1r SOC. nno ,35c. mcrtb.
9forgen, Die gnb fr. =. Constrained. .....4v.....sgat !. 19e.
408oa. Giftorin 2ahpn, bobfeine Gnalit6t, brfngt regudr 121c.
Spe5ea, sic l)ro morgeu ............ 49,. ........ S4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

Separtcmenf fir Btfentttde gerbeHrruuaeu.
sub'Se2artenent oss Heterogeneous.
Ger Sioot'S tgenielr miro ih AM 2t. gpril
l9O4 gu oelI lnteitgeIiuunteR Stutoen an Srt
peuiir fefi5uileuen.
elt3nhet1'e Zane. 8pifden Seatb. Strabe niS
VdrrleOiS ttnBe, nm $3.50 9ldbn. SuricD's Zane,
6l9tldleii Sreoeridsalodo mo sScsleD, SruBe, nm
4.l5 Habtt. ~
q. 7. 5ruona,
llO0-1Ol StaOLN raenierr. |.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
&ir gehcn g. d $. 0reen Sraning stamps.
&am,t, Sons Il 81.
500, 81, 513 SiiD=groaDmaD.
Gin aroBer friiliabra- l1erkanf uo,.
Weibmaaren,
Sptben unD Stifereicn.

Bargain! Rarhc fcncr Nurmnnor Gaenennnes nno Euint DC ga.
rS Sptben mo GtnGbe; polidnotg Guionuten poHcnoe 0arnhtren, /
bis 8 Boil brett; bis SIT tSc. Die guro wrt6. Sir ...........7 4c.
Spedeuc Wertbe IN &entce @nuoons, ipeiB, bnterfar0ig luo ecru, IN
GROCER Nusmobl feiner Mfuhr; 4Oc. mno SOC. @ertbe. Die gorb fr 28c.
NnBerorocutlidc @ertbe IN feincn iran3Giiiben GoencnnueS &uuen
.uho Gmloben, 30 teinc Whuhr 5r Nnsfpubl; 5Oc. bis G0c. pcrtb. 0uS
Nubeno WaroS Observation-Disclosures. ............... -. .39e.
Nere tetnIe Nnalitat nit Der Moidine Gcfertigc Sorbon &anhn
.uo einl0be, cincn bis bier Boil brett, Mues 5uiannren paenoe @orni.
tlren; sc. bis 15c. mcrtb. Wtorgen, Die Suro fir mediterranean 12c.
Saraoin!Gortie fetncr Senne, Srientol mo NepouIe yNasopcr"
SpiBcn; bic behrn Muitrr bcNr Soion; iebr popular fir gotes mb
|&oiits; $t75 bis $3.50 mertb. Morgen, Ole GARD iHr mir. .... $3.50
Ghdnoncnale Mcrtbe III Cambria, SmB lno Nanoot Sorcn. Gin.
iGc uno y9euoiia, =" beiOnoerS efictipc gtuicr; t5c, t8c. mo DOC. nertA.
Spe5tnl SertuItspretS, oe JarD. ..... =. .lN.
Gin ungcpobnltcr Bargain in fcncn fdyaolen umo lb0ncn Gam.
brio mo SmiB &anten mo GiniGbcn, regulGrc &c. bis tOc. @ertbc. Die
iDoro MIR .............. IT,. .........,4 Me
bis Is 3pl brett; iene glsmobl bon Sipnnrbett uub 5ierItben Wtutrn,
ir &Ieiorofc uno luternileu pnienb; feline umhr i0c. mertb. gtorgen.
fir Sic oe Ooro mr. =. -. ................. 25e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

G9e(apeake 9ampfersGo.
Gbeiapeafe-2inic.
Glegntie YnfiagiersE ampfer ,Muguita liub /,
aAilatia" udb Z
Slo Eoint Comfort uno Nprfulf, "a.
9ampier p~erlaiieu Baltimore tdgli1 (ansae.
itpiiiireii SoiIlliags) nm $50 glbenos uno fpiis
men III Sio Botrt Comfort nm 9 tlbr Wtprs
gems ufo III ~y'orfolf ln 7.16 Wioraeils an, al.
thiiebeno on ole Gihenhabnsiige nab aueu
Ynulten oes efineits nno oes ShbipeIieis.
Worf.H ipcr.Qinic.
elegnrie aSaifaaler.E ampier .GbarIotte-
mo rsinitinlore" nab
Wcit.Ypint itn0 Midmuno, ga.
EdnIpier b~eriafei baltimore DienIiaas.
TolneriiaaS uno eamiluas nm 3 ilbr y;,nns
Iiltiags nllo ieiinlen UNI 7.30 Morgens IN
sselbtoltf an hno INN V.l6 In Ni6mono.
ant benz Oorfssiiper iueroei bic Dautpjer
IN 4loueetter'4otnt. elaps ganf mo slmoiios
anf Der eLts mo Hiidia9rt aileaen. :
1anipfer uerlaHen Baltimore yom y
Vter u nab 10. 3taat. etranen 10. 9Serttr.
S~lrhsttllete nab alien Yuniten fdunet gcs
ll6eti. 0epdd .nnfaeaeben NIB aailtriBiminer
lt Scraits referoirt irerhen In ben bicfiacIt
VureunI: ysr. 10a. 120 unb 1877 OitsNaltlniores
Strabe. ODER ben SdiptS2'uredug Cir. go,
eIabisSfraBe. baltimore. DO. !
Aenben 5uiter, G.. Z. 0uiSm, 7
eSef. stSefhdfisfiibrer. sen. ,NilIetssarnt.
T.. Q. NseTeanri. r~eifeneer Saiiasier. ssent.
tNu13lI&Sl =
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-24

should be required to occupy and i'm
prove the lands for five years before
receiving deeds conveying full title
to them" The secretary will express
the opinion that under the proposed
arrangement the Indians will receive
larger sums for their land and also
that they will be greatly benefited
by having actual settlers in close
proximity to the residue of their
land.
Such legislation he says, will
tend to prevent the accumulation Of
large tracts of land for speculative
purposes only and will permit the pur-
chase of the lands by persons desir-
Gus of making there homes for them
selves upon the Indian lands
The secretary is confident that his
plan will result in the rapid increase
of desirable population in Indian Ter
ritory and will greatly relieve the
present situation, which he says, en-
ables the speculator to crowd out the
homeseeker, leaves the Indian a help
less victim to the cupidity of the un-
scrupulous and seriously embrasses
development.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-24
To Recommend Indian Land Legisla.
ton i'm Report.
ENCOURAGES SETTLERS.
Secretary of Interior Proposes Laws
Allowing Indians of Five Tribes
TO Sell AIlotments to Home.
stcadeIS.

Washington. Nov. 19.-In his
forthcoming report Secretary Hitch
cock will recommend that legisla-
ton be enacted authorizing sale of
lands held by Indian allottees of the
five civilized tribes. Under existing
laws only the Creek Indians are al
lowed to sell their lands Immediate
ly upon securing patents. In the
other tribes such sales are postponed
for five years.
The secretary will recommend that
these laws be changed so as to per-
nit sales by all the five tribes Ito be
made only to actual settlers who
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
IRON ACE REVIEW

New York, April 14.-Reports dealing with
anthracite and coke blast furnaces show, says
the Iron Age the Is rapidly get
1,465, 5o7 tons in March, as compared with 921,
2a1 tons in January, and s46,6e5 tons in De.
cember, the low record month.
Important plants have been added to the &C.
tive list since the opening Of the month, with
others to follow before May tnn+
creased their production from 4oe,7a tons in
In spite Of an Increase in the production OF
the merchant furnaces the stocks Of pig iron
tn tn ae5 ons Ap IS srRns
proof of the increase in the consumption of the
past. quarter, rallying in the rate Of home
ing since it has not been accompanied by any
notable increase in the exports.
It is in the light Of these Developments that
States Steel corporation has declined to exer
else their option for the purchase of 10000
tons Of. Bessemer pig, which has weakened the
It is intimated also that the rate at which
outside furnaces We're blowing in to make meta
rapid for the good Of the future Of the in
dustry.
Others in the trade couple the refusal tc
avail Of the option with the negotiations fol-
the continuance of the ore association, which
are t. be up the 18th
billet association, which is only of minor i'm
portance nowadays with the restricted marke,
for steel In crude 1ofm 1t is interesting 10
ncse bearing on the international market
that the official prices established by the Ger
man steel syndicate are ~ marks for bliets, Il
marks for blooms and 76 marks for sheet bars
all o b Antwerp, for delivery during the
second quarter. This represents a moderate adj
vance.
There is little to report concerning the mar.
kets for finished iron and steel. Railroad pur.
chases are slightly larger, but still remain fan
large business in structural material is good
provided labor matters continue to improve
From the Chicago district come rather dis
couraging reports in this branch One factor
in the situation is looming up and that is the
entry into the market Of the large plant al
Buffalo.
In the bar trade employment is active. and
some OF the implement makers of the centra
requirements Of merchant steel. Sheets l are 81 ir
regular, while the pipe and wire trades con
tinue to do heavy business.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
STOCKS lANGUlSH
IN WALL STREET
DELAY OF MERGER DECISION IN.
DUCEs COVERING.
Upward Tendency Follows Brief Hest
misunderstanding Of Stocks Causes
Advance-slight Offerings Reduce
Prices Below Previous Nights Level
selling Becomes More Urgent.

e 4 " = r. - 49, . = +.
New York, April 14.-Insignificant gains
were made on first sales of stocks to-day
and the small dealings showed very
languid interest in the market Union
Pacific opened UP IL and then ran on
a fraction Gains of y in Southern Pa
cific and the Mexican. stocks reported the
maximum changes.
After a brief period of hesitation the
tendency upward became sharply defined.
Southern Pacific led, and was followed by
the Lead stocks and Reading preferred.
The borrowing of these benefited them
from to points. with the chief gains
in Reading second preferred. Consoli-
dated Gas rose ~. The market in gen.
eral advanced small fraction and then
halted
Postponement Of the decision on the
petition to intervene in the Northern Sc
curities case induced some short cover
ing and a sluggish advance.
Later prices sank to below last nights
level on very slight offerings. st. Louis
Southwestern preferred, Minneapolis, St
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie and General Elec-
, trio rose a point, and Anaconda and
United States Rubber. preferred lost as
much. ~ ~
| Bonds at noon were firm except the
United States Steel second S.. T..
| Selling became more urgent and in larg
err volume. Standard stocks were the mos
affected, and but little resistance was of
fered at any point. Union Pacific, United
| States Steel preferred and Manhattan
yielded point and Virginia. Caroline
Chemical and Long Island 2
After Amalgamated had been driver
down point the general selling ceased
and the market hardened The buying
however, was too scanty to have muci
effect on prices, and the market lapsee
into stagna1ion.
Prices receded to slightly lower level
s carrying Pennsylvania, Missouri Pacific
st. Paul, Toledo, st. Louis & Western pre-
erred, the local fractions and Sugar
point or more below last night. Anaconda
dropped five and Lackawanna 51a. TIL
closing was dull and easy. S-"s,.,
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal b
Watson & Co., brokers. Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid. -.-.
| Closing figures are bid. :. a.s.
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THE CASH TRADE
BYE VERY sTRoNG-CoRN, OATS AND
GROUND FEED FIRMFR

BYE VERY sTRoNG-coRN. OATS AND
GROUND FEED F1RMER.
FLAX-Little in and good demand for all
ON sale. No. l sold at sc under Duluth May
and rejected about lie under No. /.
Minneapolis received 10 cars, against 8 last
year. and shipped s. Duluth received 3s cars
OATS-Firm and active. Good elevator de-
nand and cereal mills also buying. No. 3 white
closed at SOC. Receipts, IS cars; shipments,
% cars. 'a ...e-' >
CORN--Good demand for corn and not enough
on sale to meet it., Prices strong and slightly
ceipts car; shipments, none.
FEED AND MEAL-Stronger and higher prices
FOR all grades. Coarse meal and cracked
corn. in sacks, sacks extra, $1S25; No. /
ground feed % corn and Ia oats. s0.lb sacks,
sacks extra. s19:25 No: 2 ground feed. u corn
No. ground feed. 1-8 corn and 2-S oats 76-lb
sacks. sacks extra $2O.75d21. 25 -
MlLLSruFFS-Very strong. Mills oversold.
Millers note an improved demand. The output
Bran in bulk, $14 :5o@14.I5; shorts. s15.5oG
1919; middlings: $l7@17.6o; red dog s19@
1880; all o b in Minneapolis; In 1O0-Ib sacks,
iS1.5O per ton additional In 20O-lb sacks, 81 per
ton additional! shipments. III tons
RYE-Receipts, 8 cars shipments, Z cars,
Some No; sold as high as roc.
BARLE1-Good demand for mating barley.
Feed grades are quoted at 34@4oc: mailing
grades at 41@6oc. Receipts, 5 cars; ship.
HAY..;rimothy. choice. s1o5o@11; timothy.
timothy. low grade $7@S: upland. choice So. &c
s75o@s; midland. s7@7.s6; slough. sSa6;
straw, wheat and oat $465: straw rye * Ia
Qt. Receipts, 80 tons shipments, 80 tons
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Valentine buying May corn.
St. Louis cordage house representatives out
in the country selling Irvine for binding etc.
say damage reports from Kansas and Oklahoma
selling liberal amounts Of binding Irvine
New York wired: "a few loads of Manitoba
wheat were resold here this morning by Eng
land. There is nc demand
Clearances-Wheat and -four, SO, 900 bu; corn
5000 blu; oats, 5000 bu.
Liverpool Close-Wheat, %@1ad higher: corn
SD higher.
Paris close-wheat. unchanged; -four, 15d2oc
lower.
Antwerp Close--Unchanged.
Berlin Close-Unchanged.
Budapest. Ac higher.
The weather map shows practically no nra.
nedosa in Manitoba. Temperatures rising in
southwest and west but stationary In northwest
and elsewhere
Forecast: Kansas. cloudy. warmer: Illinois
Indiana. Missouri and Wisconsin,. CLOUDY warmer
showers Friday: Michigan. fair and werner;
Iowa. showers and warmer; Dakotas and Mime
sofa snow ard colder Friday
Winnipeg-Fine and clear, 80 above
C. II. Spencer OF Duluth says he thinks it too
early to get excited over bad crop reports as
prospects at this season of the year are often
Weather at 1890 p. M: winnipeg-part
cloudy. and warm. Grand Forks-Snowing south
east wind Fargo-Raw and cold: no drying
winds for ds hours. Comstock-Cloudy and cool
Fergus Fa1is-Cloudy: southwest wind: no rain
snow for half hour. ST. Cioud-Snowing so
hard can't see across street; hardest snowstorm
of the winter.
London houses and J. H. Davis buying South
ern Pacific.
Chfcago-The grain rate war between the
Sorth-Western and the Great Western. which
sides have gained concessions.
London-Consols,e 116 higher
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

NEW YORK COTTON, April 14.-The cotton
market opened steady at an a., advance Of loo
months were in sympathy with rather better
cables than expected which promoted a con.
while the clear weather in the south with
slightly higher SON auda
completed renewal of bear pressure became
nent Wall street bear interest was working to
undermine the remaining long interest in the
initial gains and at II n were to 80 points
under the opening price.
At midday the market was quiet and weak,
net 1101s points lower. Spot. quiet; middline
uplands, "A loc; middiing gulf, 14.a5c;u,
Watson's New York office says: The consen
sus of best opinion yesterday afternoon was that
there was little in the technical position Of the
unfortunate litigation commenced by Hartman
the control Of Northern Pacific and other
great railway systems has become question OF
doubt. and whilst It is believed final salts
factory settlement of the question will be
made. it's immediate effect is disturbing. how
ever. either for speculation or investment.