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6rcitog - 7 llbr N6enos, fir So.
mali Sopon Chino mo bic BbiIip.
pincrl, pia San Sron6iSCo.
Somitag - Z llhr IbenbS, fir
IuitraIien gter = GoIcoonien uuO Die
Sill = Snieln, nia &aucouucr.
@oIt fir Soluoii, ria Son 5ron-
5iSco, i6IieBt bier toaIid bis sum 90.
Sunni I'M 7 llbr glben0a; fiir Die 8bi.
Iippinen, pio Son 8ron5isco, tdglidJ
Z llbr 9lbcnos bis gum 26. SUM-.
3ie Grnns- Bncificpoit miro tGgIidl
10 mad ben IbgongSbGfcn abge.
ionot, ooB Iie bel uultntcrbrodener
MISUNDERSTANDING rebt5eitig ein.
trifft.
@. QapieS 8|orficI6,
8oItmeiItcr,
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.. Wcreoith Geefe, @uuaIt.
Gentral SdpiHass@anf @cbduoe.
BENJAMIN D.. SBrceues, Nntpdlt.

9ir. 327, ct. 8~uuIsStrnke.
@eripaltcrs, Wcrfnuf oce lpertlupitet WtEtt'
ffaFts. Hto WDhn1aus : Gigcnthurte Nr.
203t, Gnitcrn.gtpcnuc, utb ocs iperthnulirn
@obuGnus'G igeutfnms Nr. 1923, @nftern'
0rait cines @rIaIics hes arci8ecri6t8 Der
Gtaot Baltimore iueroeu Die nuter3eidncten
@eripaIter am Sunuerftag, ben %, sunni 1904.
Nahnittag5 1a5 llbr be9tHnenb. has 9eiurtnlte
nacbfolgeno befdriebenc meribbuue 8rltlhel'
gentbum rcfreftibe an DIT INTO Steae alf Of
fcniIincr gluftinn berfuufeu:
@ritens ~ 9r. 203t. Ga|ttcrnsNoeiiue. 9ret'
ft0digeS gSirtbfdlaftSs Itlio gSohnhatSsSehnIoe,
nit einen 8lueiftbdiaen 3ieaelitetnernen Gutter
pebdube, al Der SttopettsSde Der @aiterHs9lne.
lno GnftIesStrnBe. init elmer 5ronte bon fe1s'
mdBi9 breitcn 2iefc bon fteb6t9 Sub. @rutlo'
8iucitcns @r. 2029, Guftern.gpenue. 9rci,
ftbdiaes 5iegeIiteiuernes NobnbnuS. NIT einett
5ueiit6dteeH 6ieaeliteinernen Strtet9cbdIloc
ipeftIih nit elmer Srnnte bon 8mbIt SUB, filo.
Ii6 fiinIitofieh5ta Sub, bon1 meitlih 5ipblf
Sub. fiiolth fiinfunoannH3ia Sub. oitit0 bier
3ip Rub big guitIesStrnbe. n1rblid oretbtg
Glb, mcitIidl leds5ebn 5nb, oattlt torolih itch,
Sia Sub bis 5url glnfuuaspunftc. SiefeS
@runbitiid bat fcrner eineH 8iegelltetnerHet
Stnu an Der 9iiidfeite. @rinoSiu3 S24.
Siebe ben Gain 9tecoro" bonn 81. mai, 3,
T., TO-, a., IT., 81. ltno 90. SUM lpcpen gSers
fdifebeoinaunqeIl, huuitiuoiger 0cfbrcibnrGcr
Giu5elnbeiter iihcr Sruuo5tHs etc.
=. Wtcrcbttb Mceie,
Benjamin 3. sBrernes,
BerluaIier.
eAiun6, 9ruibers & Co.,
0G3. 1000 Guftioliatoret.
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Die f~olgen0en SeirotbS 8 2iccn5clt
iul1roen geitern pont Glerf oeS Com.
mon 8IeoS-@ eridtS olS9eiteat:
Geter 3. 8. Sdufort 81, un9
9(nno &. @rebing -; 2tpplifont g.
g.. 9ouer, 9fr. 1910, Sreberid 2lpe.
@iQiom 9ortncr %, 9r. 20i, 0it,
GroBitroBc, uno Carrie @onocrmor,
20.
Gonoro Z. 9rnlpfirL 80, uno S0a
u. SugbeS, So; gpplitont &. g.
YenOletonL Nr. SOP, S%ronflin Ser.
race.
SoGn 6. 9ormgnrtncr, 81, NH.
1901, Gtoro.9on0itroBc, rn,o 2olliie
Hiibl, 81.
glnorep &%einborNt, %, ltno 2oriio
Sonoer, 81; gppIitont s. u. @ogr
ner, Nr. 30, @utntm1-2tDe.
9bomoS &. Coulter, q, Nr. 1908,
Observation-Disclosures, utO Settle VI. WfiQer,
n.
Sol. 9. SboucroB, %, ru1o Nforp
9. Noqle, 81; NppIifont s. 9. GIo9.
ton, jun, Mr. 1925, SilenitroBc.
George Nicbl, IS, Nr. 1880, Sop
fins apentc, mo Sophia Elonb, 26.
8olter Coupler, 60, Nr. 1926,
-.
Observation-Disclosures unb Otorp q. 9on-
fero, 81.
Sobn q. @ronoon, 81, uro aotbo.
rine e. Sporrolp, q; Npplifont 81.
Goiep, 0r. t37. observation-disclosures.
@rtbur 9irid), 2G, Sorrisburg ga,
uno Sottie &iooc, rs.
Ioon Is. Sulbnnn, 81, Nr. 1861,
Golumbio.g(ocnlle ut0 Wtoggic 3ol'
Ter, 81.
2eopol0 @crtbcinl, %, un0 Gtta
Bergman, %; NppIitont s. 3. Hotb'
Idilo, Ger. t0I observation-disclosures,
SomeS 4. Grips, p, Scr. If, @eit.
GomoenitroBe, mo Coma Sittlc, 20.
Hcpnol0S 81. 8rnl 2S, uno Sophie
81. Giiig, %, Yer. 33l, NoroIGoIboun.
StroBe.
,Sobn g. 9cntinM 2G, Ntr. 1913,
Horf. 9loenrc, luO Grace u. 90.
munos, q.
Benjamin Mioolcmoll. %, ul0
Seattle Godn1olcs, 10; Hpplifont u.
Soiepb, Scr. go, S8eitz0tnlberrpitr.
Sorpep &. Nocuitinc, %, gltoona,
go, uno 9londc q. Cafe, 20.
s. g8. @olptbrop, %, nnb Goptbc
6. @ilion, 20; Npplifont @. 8.
Spidnoa, 9tr. $50, g9cit 8rnnflit.
Strabc.
9Sobn Z. Stcpcnion, 81, uno Morv
6. enior, %; Nppltfont @iQiom &.
Sdoper, gir. 22t8, SIt-GboicitroBe.
Somes &. WicGotuea, 33, Chicago,
uno Worie A. Ge &anoer, q.
Geo. V. Sumo, 80, nnO Gmelia
0oSorus, %; &ppIifant Gbos. Mit
Ter, Scr. 9t6, Gollmbia.2nenue.
Geo. @s. Gael, jun, %, uno @roce
$. Seotb, %; Npplifont q. $. Gbie.
meper. Ger. 1925, Noro.9onoItraBe.
gnbren g. 0iQinger. 40, uno Gac
Ne. guder, 81, 9eioe bon SorriS'
burg, 20.
Sontes ". Gibbs, q, Nr. 1922,
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@cridDtsucrbam

Grim II q 8 Wert ) t. (Sor
Hihter WriQbt.) llcbertreteu ItoOs
tiidcr &croronungcn - Gilbert Bar
ton, Nllnuitl5 3. Clemens, Sobn
8eorncp, %obu Wtlt9laltb, 6ront Q.
S'9ricn mo Mtoggic SponL freige'
iprodcn; GOpar0 $. Sopcr unO
Gbomos :. Agncp, Der &orIoqe emit
iprotcu; ). s.. lbicmcper, iiitirt &c.
gen 3ohIuua Der Soften. 0icbitobl
- @n. &. Granger, irciaciproden;
George Sproel, 9iirAidoit p%crfallcn.
ISalifc &orqubeu - Sobu SonoSti
irciaciprod)cn; Nm. $. Mills, lmiitirt.
lluiittlidlca &crgcbcn - @bilip y.
Gbcrhart, ~iiitirt. @clpobubcitSmdBig
ulor0cntIid) r. Selir SSobnion, freis
geiprodcu. Gu]tiiibrln8 Oscar
9roltt. ircigeiprod)en. Sir bclttc:
Ginbrltd) - @oltcr G6ole, Hobcrt
@rigbt uno W}i6ocI O'9ricn. 81.
i6enoiebItobl - g8nt. Campbell.
Gicbitobl - elmer 8ro5icr, Nln1oS
Sole Ii. @enrp Greiiingcr a 6dQc(.
Spirituoienperfoltf mn Sonntog -
Wtorp 8pido uno Serb, Shluorb.
Nbtbeifnng Nr. q (@or Hi6ter
Ybclps.) 9iebltobl - 2luguit Bel.
mont, 3 Wonotc, Siliic Wa0e, 6 NO.
nate 8efGngniB, @nr. 6ro5icr, 12
Monote Stoots- 9(rbcitsbollS. Gin.
brrd) - Soicpb 9. Otithea, t3 Wto.
nate 3uftbous. - Sir beltte: 9ieb.
Itobl - emma @ittingS. Inter.
idlogung - Sobn 9roluu, 8olidc
&orgaben - Geo. 9errD. llebcrtrc'
tens bon &eroronltngen - George
0oteI. Iubcit0rung-Mm. OmcrtS.
llebertretltng Der Spiritlloien 3 81.
ccn5geicbc - Eotrid Weebon, Sobn
M}c@uinneb mo GlioS 2eoir.
8oiien9cri ) t. - (Gor Ben
Nid)tern 9lod, S'9rien Ii. @oitber.)
81 NodloBoermoltern mlr0cn er.
narnt III Den 8Glen BON MorD g..
Reniing Sr. 9(uguit Gcniing, 9iirg.
i6aft $4,000; BON MorD Seim Sr.
Ioam Seint, 8iirgi6nft $1,000; bon
Soipor0 SoltSmon Srol1 Cora SnllS.
man, 9iirgidoit $1,000. 81 GcIto'
mentSpoQ1tredcrn iuur0en erttannt
III Den 50aen bon 9enrp s. 8iferS
6r. SomcS 6. &idcrS uno Sr. 0opio
9enneQ, 9iirgi6oit $4,000; bon Off
5abetb Ortb @r. Wm. s.. ORTIZ, 9iirgs
l6oft 500. 3u 8ormiinoern milroel
ernannt: 9ora SoitSmnn fir ellie
So1tsmoll, 9ilr9i6oit $4,000. Scr.
lpoltungSberidte ipllrbcn gttge6ei-
BEN in Den 50len bon SorrD 9.
Se0geS 5000, bon 2oltro 8omSling
$40 unO bon Sobn @. @orncQ
$3.50. Snocntor = 8er3eidniiie lpltr.
oen eirtgcreidt i'll oen 6GQen bon
Sorrp 9. Seoges $500 mo bon &n.
orelp y. GeiQp $500. gerf1llie
lpltrocn rotiii5irt III Den SGQen bon
2ouiio Mllblp $40, &otie 6. Wtidocl
$40 uno Gli5obetb SEEING $2750.
Q uperiors q er d t. - (9or
Hifter WideS.) Helpbolo geget
Snpmooo, nid)t beer0et.-6iir bettc:
ser i6nebenOc 5oQ.
arcis 8erid t. - (Bor Gid).
fer Gcnnis.) @oooer gegel Sid
man, aloge ab9emieien. Sir bcltte:
BOultnep Ii. u. gegen GQicott. 3r,.
Itee, @crgelp gegen ngolto. . Ohio
9abn So"
Gommon Fleoss @eri d) t..
- C&or Gidter Stodbrioqe.) Goros
line Ser5ing ge9en nllniteo 9fpS.,"
&eroift fiir 8crflagte. &arrp Gobs
ge9en Oieielbe, non prof. Hlliiea
@ooo gegen Benjamin Scott, non
proi. Gbos. z. Rap ge9cn oNorol.
Central = 9obn," non prof. Sir
bette: Die Rummern 60, %, 98, 80,
106, III, 1t2, ia uno go.
areisgeri6 u r. 2. - (0or
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gcrfGnfe auf ber bieiisen afiieu'
8DrTe.
FIRST CALL

1000 %9ttlaniic Coat Cine 4er Gonfolcn. o5lq
1000 Ga. Gar. & gor. 5er. ......... fOsK
1000 Ga. & Ella. GonfoIeH ..........t05H
5000 llntteb HuiIpabs 4er............ 00h
5000 llniteO aainuabs 4er. ......,... 9OIl
1000 soutb gouo 5cr................t07b
20OO Cotton Gud ......,...... 80
200O Seaboaro 10 Sabre Der ......... 97ta
2OOo atIuntic COAT Cine 4er. Co.,. 95h
1000 II. e, G.. Son. Ter, ............ 1914
1000 tluiteo 8aitipabs inc. ........ AN
So g'ortbern Central pnrrnnts 900. t2ts
81 gortbern Central pnrrants. 49,. 12%
10 gIOrtbern Central parrants $50. i2a
1914 9~iortberH Central Warrants ..... t2M
II gortberu Central pnrrants ..... t2A
ga giortbern Central parrants ..... 12%
/ Jiortbern Central Uarrant ...... t2%
TN gioribern Central Warrants t25s
100 @ortberH Central warrants. ..... t2M
3t3 glortbern Central luarrGnts. 80. t2N
q 9ortberH Central parrauts. 49,. t2N
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Canton nnh Siabfanbtpipn.
GuRtpn nuo Sigbiauotuiun.
Caution nnb 3tgbianotuiun.
Ghnrlcs Wnn,s Msifnurnnt.

aomb1rbs unb 3. GtraBe. 9igbIanbtotpn.
Die feiniten @etrlnfte nIer 9lrt. - 8pus
ft1nbie ner einaeri6tet. Sin 8etu6 aner
meiner Greunoe uno beS BubltfmI1s I'M
a%Qgenetnen ftets %pilfomrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

2ebenoc8 Geilii9el, pro Bfuno:
oItc &iibncr 1875. bis t4c.; iunge
Siibner lac. bis t412c.; 6riibiabrs.
bii6ner 1Sc. bis 30c. Gnten Toe. bis
20c.; @1nic ie Acc. bis 60c.; &oltben,
Gri6te uno @emie e.
aartoffeln, pro 9uideI 95c. bis
$1.00; nelte 9ortoifelm pro SAB
$t.t0 bis $3.50; Npfeliincn, pro
aiItc $3.50 bis $2.75; SporgcI, pro
0ubeno $500 bis $t.75; 3uder"
riibcn, pro 8iinoel t12c. bis &c;
@eiBfobl pro Grote $t.25 bis $3.50;
@urfen, pro Gorb $1.25 bis $40;
broltner aobl, pro 9uidel Zoe, bis
Doc; &opflolot, pro 9lIdjtl f0c.
bis 15c.; 3wiebellr, pro Grote $1.60
bis $40; e9pptii6e, pro Saf $3.50
bis $500; iunge @rbIen, pro 9ui6el
SOC. bis 75c.; crime 9obnen, pro
&iitc 500 bis $3.50; Spinot, pro
9rldel 15c. bis 20c.; 6riibio1rS-
3tpiebeln, pro Sunoert SOC. bis Coo.
@odsbobnen, pro aorb Toe. bis
$t.25; GrObeeren, pro Guort &c. bis
Sc; NnnnoS, pro Grnte $500 bis
$500; GnntoIoiipes, pro Srote $3.50
bis 1925; Hfiriihe, pro Carrier
$3.50 bis $3.50; 8oiicrmelonerl, ic
25c. bis Soc. Siriden, pro Sab So
bis $3.50; Stadelbeeren, pro Yfiuno
7c. bis 71ac.; SeioeI6eerert, pro
Gitort Sc. bis lie; Simbecren, pro
Quart t6c. bis t8c.
Groceries un6 Bropiio o.
SaI8fIeiid, pro Bfunb: fleine GU
gar.Gureo Sdinfen ttMc.; aroBe
Sugar.Gureo Sdinfen lie; Sail.
i~ornier Gdinfen 812c.; Slgor'
Cured 9ruititiide 91ac.; Sugar
Gureo S6ultern 812c.; trodcn geiol.
8ene Seitcnitildc 71@c.; troden 9eiol'
5enc Seitenrippen Tee; Spedieitcr
712c.; reineS S6moI5 in SierceS
Ne; trofen geiol5ene SduIterr
Sc; Spedidultcrn see; WieB.
SdCpeineileiih $14.00 pro SOB.
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shos. @obennrinerts SAME,

1884 SftsSnteiteftr.-GaIiiornia Ii. Sbto'
sSeire. BerinmmllueslpfaG s8ermanid'
9oge 81; alHgem. glrb. SIR. .llnt. .Berein
bon Sib8Gltimore"; gDpiilon GoncI. 8, 3.
8. o. oWlsaaarb. 'lniun 73". Saue 6u
bermtetber.
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Rn ~berfanfen.


Sn 0orforbsG ountn 80 Mder 2nn6, ip0boI
90 uftter 2lltur, nit Sbit, unh cine Wteile bon
Der @iIeubabn e%ntiernt; @rilote e~iH9efhloiieIl.
gtdbcre ~9Ilsiunit ertheilt Seinrt6 gcntolo, sr.
519, ho.getbctsStrnfe. CtG6-S)
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SruOnftcn-Warft

llntenItebeuoe BreiIe be8ieben iid)
alf ben @ngros.Sonoel; fir ben
4Ieinbonoel mltB ein entipred)enoer
aufi6Ioe genndt ner6en.
Sotm- IS t 90 II { c.
@ter. bro 0ltbcn0 lie. bis 1916.
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8clb nns5nIeiben.

Tarleben auf @iBbeln unb aubere Sidlerheiten
fir 6 Rro8ent-gerdt udd benz feten @efete;
pribdtim. = 3idter, Rr. 2t0, Sft.2ertngton.
etrafe, Simmer gtr. 4. SaniaHt building. On
Der Office miro 8entfh gefproden.
(Wiai20,1O
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auS. Bearers Neftauruut,

1 I6UB, WntlfsSTrnBe,
ndbe Der 1itIidben 0oIi3eiftation. @nr'
mer aunf6 BON ~ bis 2 tbr gla6mtttags
@iebuer's uniibertrefdt6eS Bier au
8apf.
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Sin I'M beTten @etrieh ~fte6enoes 8effdit ob1c
Gonftrren5 lit iuegen bnreeriidteft 9tlters nit
cher obne 6ais al .perfauteu. Sic heitf @elcs
oenheit fir Semnno, Der @ftpns bonn Shnetoet'
@ef6ift berftebt. 9iibereS 5l erfrnget I'LL
,,Scutihen Gnrrcippno enteu." C66-s)
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seenn SIR @eIo nBtbia tabt, meibet Gub
an ntid. 9arlebctt anf Gnfdre, Wl0beIn cbet
@runoeieentbum. acknowledgement. aetne 2sib'
getdditsslietboben. @tr. Sremer, 9r. 120,
Hpros Yaea.strake, 1. Slur, 9ainorb guiIbing.
(gpriI15-)
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gerlanst: @anner nnO 9naben.


Rerlnngt:
Sin gdder ais brittle 6ano; outer 2obn.
Gab5ufrageH in Ar. 1920, Gubtuiun' StraRe,
SaHtUn. (l6S)
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8petr6diee Sduier NIT 6 8tn,mer an Der
mount.glbenue eren5eno an Batterfon.garf.
9tele Sdufer baben bic %neueftet 8erbeieritt'
eert, eeinentirte sRener unb S6fe, Wlarnprs2 rep
ben; 9rets $3.50; 8runb3tnS $27 pro Suhr.
4ie @ronesstrabe 1T NIT oitrifi3trtelI gadfteis
ner eepfIaitert. G. 3. 8alasksr, 9anlfter'
nebmer, Rr. 2S0S, Satrnluunt'auenue. 9ie
borbei. 12S-)
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SentThes arbrItsss a d etiunBssS iirean,
sr. 2fg, sGb. sbarp. etrake, untcr Der @ufF9t
Der y8eutf6en 8%efeuf1aft". 9ieienigelL bic
beutf9e Sanotperfer, grbeiter ino 9lenttboten
sl bef6dftiaen miiniben, polen fth perf1nli1
o6er in i~ranlirien griefen an ben Igerten oer
@efeaf6aft Subanu .. Wiener, ar. 2t9, sub
Gbarp.Strdkc, member, fpelner i1ent9eltlt9
MuSfuHft ertbeiIen miro CHarsS.1S
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gerIanst: Granen nnO GaOden,
alrrInnnt

WfTIdn0t:
Gin MldbCben 5lim aoheH uHo eii9elt IN
elmer 5anlilte bon 3lpet 9erfune1 an 5iiltons
IneHue, 5ipifGeH Sdrlenls9lpemle u1o Sanuales
Strabe;; elttes Seim uub gutter 2o9n. OfterteH
inter &c. e." an ben nSeutifen SnrFeippr.
hrut". GIGS, 70)
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Cine GeIegenbeit fit einen @dder. NM einer
uTt.etubIiricn Bldb rebit Gtnridtlln9 rno
Gtnu 5u mietben, ode Gberts uto SrIe1tlss
Strube. 9ta66uiraaen 3r. 200, Sarrtionsst Str.
U65,7,9)
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70t unb F707 qombnrosStrab StgbIdnos
toiprt. Seinfte sStine lItb 2iai6re. Der
{ %aeiiiHbeite Srt uuf Der Groe. = Die beiten
{ 8coIsBarIors in S~igblunotofpu. Broutpte
/ genietrtnQ,
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1924 SftsgnItimpresStrub - 3intmer an
Serren 8u hermietbeu. = 5einIte 8etrdnie
nub 8eine. Q11'9icus@rnueret"'g ier.
8erfammlitngsIcfal ySits2onbaroftr. Snls
rnertu. 8nlis nHo qeibberein". Gbef .s2eI.
mt. Serton 4942-g9.
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Gu bcrfnufcu:
Sine @dderet. 9tdd6ufraget bel @eber 4
8lnud, .@r. S54, @elt.4ratt. strnhe. C166-S)
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qubprtis ,,Mpnumental Souie,A

9omboros lino 8. Strabe. SigbIaftbtetpr,
gegeriiber Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8nter beiher ufio f1lter 2unt6. @befas
penfes3elepbon - ct. 4aut 1345 3.
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Gcrlangt inn a%agemcinen.


&pit unb 2nate.
3iuei ur0ertIife Qeute finoen HoIt lno Sogls
In elmer oeutiheu 6uuiIie. gta66ufrugen III
Der expedition oieies gtattcs. G6S-70)
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Otto Muner's 8%eItauraut,
1441 Observation-Disclosures, @de SIioersStr.
SauptQunrtier Der ag8iIbeIm Ecu 9oee
9r. 8. herb. 8. Sc. Of g." B~erfammIlltt'
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30
Ware a. LeIand's
Cotton Letter.

Raleigh, N. c., April 29.-Every lit
tie While there comes a lull in the
cotton business when the interest in
the market diminishes to the lowest
possible ebb and there is not enough
trading for even professionals to
make money. The present market
appears TO be one of these. Not un-
welcome, after the excitement of the
year, and vet worthy of comment in
that it is unusual. From the action
Of prices recently the market is slow
ly working towards a lower level with
frequent upturns and Interruptions so
that there is very little inducement
to sell short, as that side is attended
with considerable danger. But on the
other hand surroundings are not such
as would induce speculative buying,
and for this reason the market lacks
the interest and activity which would
lead a trader to a definite stand on
the side OF higher prices. Cotton is
not low, nor when compared with
some of the prices of January and
February is it high. But 1870. is
high when compared with SC. or Sc,
prices current the last few years, and
for this reason it is not sound bust
ness to be bulling cotton unless the
trend of prices is Enthusiastically to-
wards q higher level. From the re-
pear unfavorable for bull speculation,
and the action of Liverpool indicated
beyond question that little help is to
be derived from that quarter. The
cotton shortage this season is in Great
Britain Twice recently every oppor-
tunity has been given the Liverpool
trade to advance, and the local rise
has fallen fiat. The effect of this re-
fusal on the part of Liverpool to re-
spond to efforts made for higher prices
here has caused widespread disap
pointment among holders and in
creased the indispoSition to buy cot
ton. If Liverpool will not even hold
prices when local advances take place
there is certainly no cause for anxiety
on the part of consumers in this coun-
try. Prices for the remainder of the
season will be determined by the ac-
ton of spinners, and as long as the
English consumer fails to show any
anxiety over the question of his sup
ply, indications are that there will be
enough cotton to go around even with
the moderate crop. 1t looks this way
at the present time and money is
never made by ignoring facts, disa-
greeable though they may be. Until
a decided change takes place in the
cotton outlook we cannot advise the
purchase of cotton any more than
we did last week or the week before,
or the week before that. Later on
we may have a complete change in
the situation, and we hope to be on
the ground to take advantage of it.
Futures closed steady
WARE 81 LELAND.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30
MARKET DROPS
ON LIQUIDATION
The Liverpool Cables are
Again Disappointing.
STOPPAGE OF NOTICES
This Report Rallies the Whole List,
Later They are Again Started
Out and the Final Prices of
Cotton Show a Net
Decline
(By the Associated Press

New York, April 29.-The cotton
market opened irregular with first
prices showing decline of to ~
points on the old crop and of to 6
points on the new crop positions. The
weakness was due to liquidation fol-
lowing Disappointing Liverpool cables
and apprehensions as to May notices,
while the early weather map showed
fairly favorable weather conditions
over the belt. Commission houses
had good buying orders for the late
positions, however, and shortly after
the call reports that notices were be-
ing stopped rallied the whole list to
about the closing prices of the previ
Gus night with spot houses and shorts
buying the near positions.
The notices issued were said to
amount to about 10000 bales and
during the middle of the forenoon
were started out again, or at any rate,
mad not yet found a final resting place,
and there was further active liquida-
ton of the old crop months, with the
result that prices broke to about the
lowest level of the session.
May sold down to 1882, July to
1852; net declines of 8 to Is points.
while the new crop months showed
relative firnlnes5 on productions for
lower temperatures in portions of
Texas and later when it became pref
had been finally taken care of, the
whole list showed an advancing ten
dency led by the late positions. which
seemed to be attracting considerable
demand from room shorts.
The late market. while more or
less irregular ruled generally steadier
to firm, and the market was finally
steady at net decline of points to
an advance of 10 points on the old
crop, while the new crop positions
were net 10 to 1 Z points higher. Sales
were estimated at 500, 900 bales.
Receipts at the ports today were
4041 bales, against 7,214 last week
and 1871 last year. For the week
$4,000 bales, against 56,501 last week
and 66,561 last year. TodayS re-
ceipts at New Orleans 1,557 bales,
against LOG last year, and at Hous-
ton S34 bales. against 1892 last year.
New York, April 2a-Cotton spot closed
quiet 10 points tower; middling uplands,
1875. gulf lI.00, sales S64 bales.
Futures opened weak and closed steady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30
Baltimore Provisions.
Stocks and Bond ).

New York, April 29.-There was
little change today in the tone or
character of the stock market, which
was one of apathy and lrreSulaflty
within narrow hounds, as the moods
of the traders changed. The day s
news was not favorable to values ana
the early firmness gave way before me
closing. That frmneSs was due ratn-
or to O total absence of selling pres
sure than to any positive support by
buying stocks. London also helped
in a sympathetic way, but did nothing
practical in the way of buying stocks.
Stocks held rather firmly, however.
until the announcement of the engage
ssnent of S3,5O0,O00 in gold for export
tomorrow by j. +. Morgan x Com
pany. This brings the total engage
ments for the week up to Sl2,S0V,0OO'
which is far in excess of any exports
from New York for single week
heretofore. The money market was
sui unaffected by this heavy decline.
put the suspension of the movement
ilad an effect on sentiment. The
Only price movements of Importance
were In specialtieS. The local gas
SUCKS moved up on rumorS of closer
dsSoCidttOn. tennessee Coal and Iron
was forced down on reports of re-
ihstdlenent of old control in the prop
efty. Eries poor March earnings
continued to burden that stock
Amalgamated Copper seemed to be
affected by the strength of the cop
per market. The advance in the
United States Rubber stocks was UNI
explained. The heavy gold engage