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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-14
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. 14.-The pressure on
December was somewhat removed and It closed ed
day and May scored an advance. Of 2asc. The
demand was strong for all options and The
and advanced to high point at $1:14N, declined
again and closed at $1.14M.s' The working of
10000 bu of Manitoba No 2 northern to a Du-
This was sid on the basis Of 2hc over our
December with the idea Of getting No: north:
pertinent than in the course Of regular bust
ness tho made at slight profit Flax was up 1c
rse is s sfds st %
ments posted today aggregated 5000, o0o bu
rSs & t7s cn track 5s
m me, se4 74s bu; fax. 97,e11; barley,
r 2ss; o8 WSsd 1qs' cssi M n,ra ,o
northern. STIFF; No. northern, sii2; Deem se
Der. s1.14; May. s1.14%; durum. cash. 95c to
1 oas ase f1 ss DaSlsy &c to n 49,
%Hw rs xeRz s9 e ssss &C., ss1
ts Sss ss:s5e ss Ps9
opened steady easeG of shade under favorable
weather and easy cables. but later rallied on
%a S:fs%cS$ seI5:s nsf S9s
fnonn cG5 ressp P dun and
EsssRss ' ss aS9tss
May, $1.13%. Corn. December, 56Ac; May,
MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. IA.
norRern nCs hSRfE M Nd re norh snsr NJ
atessy NJ Nay S. Ss1a; dn ssf Sd
sample, 36@53c. Oats slow; standard, 31@
s5lse' bid Corn firm; No. B. 's@04he; May 45%
Wheat-Puts. s1.1o% asked; calls s11sx
asked. - - :. . -. = -
corn-Puts, 1915 asked; calls, 4e1sc asked.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, ;. oct .14.-c1ose:
Wheat Eat, higher; December, $1osM May, s1.o32a
500 dfo5; No: 4. s4c @s1 .o2: rejected, s5@soc;
No. 2 red, $1.12@1 .16; No 8, $1.O761. 0o: No.
4, 0Sc@$1O 5. Corn, lower; December. 742042kc;
May, 4iSs gaze; cash, No. mixed, 4816c;
! 49Ac,N: Oats, steady; No. white, SOC; No. 3
| mixed, 2s1ac. 80 70 =
WINNIPEG GRAIN, Oct. 14-1t was steady.
$3.50; May, ss%c Close: october, gs% SemG Der.
cember, 93hc; May, 9S%c; cash, No 1 northern.
&c; No. ? northern, s3&c; No. 3 northern 81 ~
Puts sec; calls, eeAc. Receipts, 8a7 cars s;
year ago. 1922 = Ent -, 8 >
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct 14.-Close: Wheat
ae1gheE; No; red cash elevator. $115H; track
asPd si Pf6sRef5 eol1% bf Mhey g.
! cash, 52c; track, sage; December 44k m45c;
May: 44bc: Oats dull; No. 2 cash.: soc; track
3ig32c: december, soc; May, 81 hc; No.
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEED, Oct
l4-Rye, October. 7Sc; December, 7s1h 379c;
octobsr s1 6seem nas; sSufa
Timothy: October, g :e5 December, $27o; ganu.
f BSrle s27 eSzS March saa5ss Glover October
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KEPT HIS PROMISE.

Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Brldegroom-You said you were
going to give me a grand present on
our wedding day. How about it,
HIS Father-in-law-Didn t / give you
my daughteri : 3
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

Track
$1.16 No yellow corn,
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THE FLOUR MARKET d
PRIOEs UP AaA1N-BUsINEss HALTs
LITTLE

\, ouotntions are Zoe higher for all grades and
the market Ia very strong at the figures. Miliers
say that business shows a halt, that buyers
VINO failed to get in before the rise are now
waiting for setback and orders are not up to
Yesterday. There Is steady inquiry however,
and lively interest in the market Should
prices settle Gown around the present level de-
mand would probably turn steady :,
Shipments "a, 4Ss barrels
First patents are quoted at S6.30@e4o; sec.
ono patents S6.10@6.2O; first clears S47O in
wood! second clears. 1918, in Minneap polls
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Ha1Hoaus entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, g.. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, s;
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, q; Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis Omaha, 10; Great Northern, So;
500 Line, 4; Northern Pacific, 40; Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, /. Total, 131.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
DEMAND FOR CASH WHEAT OFFSET DE
=. PRESSING INFLUENCES ON OPENING.


northwest and lower cables caused an easier
IL FOR h the tss rsa pat GS these
pressing influences and as result prices held
a. about ysstfrdays closing ges
f ELIZA My vs. $hss sf%ss
Ssss%Ses ;s{a Il $lSs$ snS stsa$sS around
last " week ss and es7 cars a year ago '
extrenely builtsh: prices advancing M nearly Sc
above the low point Influenced by the strength
Sp ns Of
ter Of agriculture: making this years crop 49,
SsssmbeF soid up to s1.is, and Nay to si.a2H.
*as Ny s' Closed %' At ssi&@sa
SSsa H. iss sie ilsS g. sss
Siss: ASs$sf Sst s. s5PE
~ ss;ait e. ssassssd ssiinE liz 3s3:
demand, the big. houses that bought yesterday
not being in the, market today. December
price rallied to 4aHe. Local receipts We're 81
ssi Sheat
vancing to 6O11c. The close was strong, with
December up &c. at 5ohc.
Cash corn. No. 2, 5aAc to 54c; No. 8, 5s3ac to
$3.50.
Close: corn-october, 52Bc; December, 5o1sc;
May, 45Ts Ql46c; July, 45hc.
In sympathy with corn. and on free selling
by provision houses, the oats market was in
clined to weakness. December opened &c low
er at 2SAc, and sold off to 2S1Ac. Local re-
Cash oats No. 2. 2e4c to SOC: No. 8. 2ec
Close: ' Oats, October, s2sc; December, 2sc;
May, 91Nc. 81 I
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. 14.-consols
for money, So 3-16; consols for account, SsA
1o2A; Baltimore & Ohio, sa5s Canadian Pacific,
1855; Chesapeake & Ohio, 451s; Chicago Great
172A; De Beers, 1871; Denver & Rio Grande,
29% Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 1914
Erie. 33ss; Erie first preferred, 70A; Erie sec
ond preferred. 48h; Illinois Central, 14S1a; LOU
Texas, 29h New York Central, 1851; Nor
folk & Western, 1874 Norfolk & Western pre-
ferred, 90; Ontario & Western, 36A; Pennsylva-
MIA, 60; Rand Mines, 1919; Reading, 36B; Read
Ing first o preferred ~; Reading SECOND pre-.
Railway preferred, 96%; Southern Pacific, 81;
Union Pacific LOSS Union paciic preferred 81;
United States Steel, 2oA; United States. Steel
preferred: soN; Wabash p; Wabash preferred,
Bar silver. steady; 2eAd per ounce.
Money. 1@1A per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2H @2A per cent. The rate of
discount in the open market for three months
bills is 2ss @214 per cent.
BOSTON MI MING STOCKS, Oct 14-Clos
Ing quotations in yesterdays market: Adven-
ture, B@4; Allouez, 121a @13; Arcadian, bid
A Arnold, ! asked; Atlanta, 1917 GA; Bingham,
NAL, 81 x @2s; Consolidated Mercer, 3e@46; Cop.
per. Range Consolidated 6O% gel; DAILY West
12h @12%; Dominion Coal, 55M; Franklin, 81
90; Isle Royale, 21h @22; Mass, 6A@5h; May.
@% sH@ aSsG ~ aeh X OK
Old Dominion. 214@H4h; osceola, so@sf; Par.
rott, MA @25; Phoenix, 2@2A; Quincy, 931 a
"a; Rhode Island, 1@1h; Shannon Copper Com
pany, 1906; Swift & Co., ITO bid; famarack
psps sas United statss 5 MnnF 0? 2 S
United States Oil, 1oh bid; Utah, 1%@41h
Victoria, 3D. "a; Winona, 9@9N.
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Total sales, 1,466, 900.


Additional sales: Tennessee, 1O,70O; South
sr rl racine. 40, 700; Southern Railway, &C. 1905
souIhcrn Hallway preferred, 900; Rubber
$500; Baltimore & Ohio, $1,000; Leather, 5000;
Learner Leaf preferred, 1900; Rock Island, So 800;
hock Island preferred. Is, 500; Brooklyn go 900:
Great Western. 11,O0o; Metropolitan, "a, 600:
Unite United States Steel, 1os, 400; United States
n.eei pTseteen err 11s,9oo; soo 200; Amalga-
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. 14.-wheat, spot
nominal; futures barely steady; December, Is
1870; March, Is I'D Corn, spot American
mixed steady, Is 5Ad; futures barely steady;
Dece an IS 5Nd Hops at London (Pacihc
Budapest closad &c higher
Ware Leland buying December wheat
unchanged. 49,
Armour buying December and selling May
corn thru brokers'. 80 z A1a'
For three days Berlin, Buda pest, Antwerp and
Liverpool have all been moderate buyers Of corn
futures IN Chicago. which is little significant,
valentine still selling May wheat.
very little December corn for sale.
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TIE following are the receipts and shinments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
Receipts Shfpments
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN. AND SEED o.,

I CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN. AND SEED. Oct
14.-Rye, October, 7Sc; December, 7s1hm7Sc:
NAY Sc q Flax cash northwest. LIS; south.
Timothy. October, secs; December, s27o: G Gana.
ary, $276; March. ESQ. Clover, October. 1925.
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PUTS AND CALLS. 49,
2:3O o'clock report:
Puts-December wheat, $1.14h.
Calls-December wheat, S1.17A.
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BEEF STEERS TN
STRONG DEMAND
OTHER CATTLE ABOUT sTEADYM
PRICE.
Hog Prices 15c Lower, Altho Receipts
Moderate-The Quality Averaged
About the Same as Yesterday
Sheep Arrivals Largely Western
Feeders-Good Killing Sheep and
Lambs in Strong Demand.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Oct 14-Estimated
receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cattle,
l,UuU; calves, 1x6; hogs, 2,6uO; sheep, Ii, $50;
cars, 131. - -
The Following table shows the receipts from
JAM 1, 1904, to oate AS compared with the
period in 1908: - sss Z Il
Year Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Il Cars.
1904 .zl5 145 ~, $50 $40, 1913 BOO, o22 1yl3e
1vu3 ....ls5,3l4 a6,7o2 5l7,664 44o,447 16,yU7
Inc. 2s,4S1 .:.:.: 131,l29 5S,S75 2,279
Dec. 49,. ...... 6,452 ...... ......e ......
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In October, as compared with the same
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct 14-Close: Wheat.
higheE; No 2 red. cash elevator. s1.15!s track,
6sed si nfesmDf5 $1 ol1% ,l Nay
cash, 52e; track 5s!&c; December, 4% @45c;
Ma Nay: 447sG; Oats, dull; No: cash. 30c; track
3i@32c: DECEMBER, SOC; May, .s1hc;l No. 2
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quiet market, unaffected by the American ad.
osaHe Mo-. Opening: October eec; December,
eembsr, 9Shc; May, 9SAc; cash, No 1 northern,
97c; No. northern, 93%c; No. 3 northern, e15hc
No: 4, size; No. feed, &c; No. 2 feed, &c,
Puts, 9ec; calls, 96Ac. Receipts, 367 cars;
year ago. 1872. . e = -: T., s. = ,
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xo SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct, 14-Receipts,
,a6 3gg ssiss TO- 1879 lbs, $50: g.
1,1so lbs, $3.50; 1e beeyes. $50 lbs, IS Is; u
COWS and g. heifers go lbs, $2.2O: IA cows and
helfe rs 970 lbs $3.50; cows and heifers, 1850
800 lbs, 1925; 8 stockers, LILO lbs. 81:
ssaH5anSs $50 lbs e e. 8 yearlings, $50 lbs,
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8ermiidte Gnseisen.
Mmfaebpt.

tSh~N'
Ser Sbcrmiiuer 8nnl Snbie In 9itbed, nls
@a6IuBpfle9er tnr ben ant 10. Oftpber 1887
81 &itteubura /. %. eebureItet aarl Sadlie,
bat beantruef, ben perlhouenen 6ari epniS
Auguit Spbnnn Spiepb Sadifr, 5uleSt lpobibdtf
in S~iiiterbed bel Biitteltoiu IN Uiedlenhlirgs
Sdllueriil, lir foot I'll erfliren.
Ser geti6olene III I'M Sabre 1872 bon 5io'
tod ans ais Shiifsiuree iortaceangen nnb i'm
CONNER 1874 bel feineIt Gltert IN Sitterbed
III Eefud p~elpeieit. Smt gliieiift oeitelbeit Sab
res IT CT ioieoer out Gee eeanraen. Die lets
ten gnhridten bon benz 8erfbouenei itIio I'M
Sabre 1878 an feline GItcrn aus Baltimore in
Hnleriid aefoiunten.
Scr be}cihncte 9eri6ouene miro nufgefor'
oeri, tth tpdteiten3 in Dem duf ben
o. Mat 1905. 0prmittugS If itbr,
Dor Dem untcr6eidnetei Seri6t al Der @es
rintslteue u &tttcnbiire nuberdlntten gnfae'
ooIsleriitiIle 3a uleloeH, piorigenf1ns bic 2os
oesertldring erfolgen iutro.
Ih gues lpeibe Nisiiuit fiber Qebeu ODER
LOO oes, %eridouerlcn III crfbeilct ucrnr1acn,
et9eDt Ole Iutioroering, ipdteIienS i'm @lufae.
ooisferiltlie Dem 8eridt slnSeige III MAIDEN.
Sttlenb n q. oeli I. Sttober 1901,
@ruABerspsl. 4mtsaeriht.
ont4..u ge3. Mehlbnrot.
4eupule. Ger. =9(ntu,
(306)
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Coupon 3inicn. 3ablmmeen.

Sie am /. gIo6c1IEer 100: f6Tii0en Common:
3tnien anf Die fulgrnbeu ,,ltnberlhing" Sbfiga.
ttnnen Der ~oiiniteo Raiipans 4 electric Gnm.
pam" iperhen in oer psiatipual WedbanteS'
Snnt" ausbeSablt:
baltimore 2rdetiurt Comp, 5spro5. erite Sn.
pothet, Coupon Ar. so.
Nd!tttuore Traction Comp, 5sproS. conber.
tirie Sbpotbef. Coupon gir. II.
Baltimore 9th 1aiienaer 9niluub Gorrp.
5=proi. critc &Dpothef, Coupon gir. 26.
Baltimore Sin Qnffenger RniIipab Comp.
i12sprn5, Sbuls9crtitttnte. COUPON Gr. 10.
Central Railiunn Comp, 5.pro3. critic 0bpos
tbei, 9oitpon Rr. pc.
Baltimore mo 9ioribern Giienba6n Comp,
5=pro5. critic Sppotbef, Coupon Or. II.
8. 6. WeSiltpu,
(3OB) S6Gtneiiter.
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SphcsfGnr.

glm ~. 0ttobcr 1utu6 3nctei, + 1ubr ait.
glm %. Sfiober Might Milcr, IS Sabre alt.
Nm 20. Gto6er Marie e. Wtaer, o Sabre alt.
gnH y. Sito0er HarUn .. Sul5bGdcr "A
Sabre nlt.
am 80. Cttobcr @inasic 1ittmonr, 10 Sabre
alt,
stm 20. Ofober e(tiaOrt0 ~, Slctu int Filter
bon 81 Iabren.
Vim %. Gtober 5oicpb Graneis arCms, 10
Sabre ali.
glm 80. 2ltoDrr gina stclnmanu i'm 9utcr
bon l6 SdhtCl.
Nm 30. SfoDcr Snfob 81. @UnelacianG, 7
9Suheu nit.
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Sinioenoen.

ghreau Der ,Guuipiioirfen 8assG umpasnie Don
Baltimore"
IN elmer 9erfnnimlitna Der Sireftoreit oicier
G0mpaanie mnroe cine Gioibcnot pun Sipei Yrp.
seat aui has Aftienfapitai ertIart, s1blbGr AM
4. TeSenbcr 1904 al oieieni9eit Iliiondrc. Die
hei'rt Sfluiie Der @eifltte am Is, ato0einber
1904 AMI her elite per6ei6net limb. 9beds fir
Die Sipiberoe perben per Poti bngeidnot.
Jufepb u. Gfnrtr,
f306 10, 36l. Sdhutnteiiter.
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satsaM Ses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SiteaI bes Stabts9legitrat1rS
Balttmure. Den %. Gft. 1904.
Die granooiitriftS s9pmmiiiion bat in Der
aefetlid ooreefbrtebenen SSeiie iJrcn enoali!
tigen uno berbeiierien Ncrint iibcr ole gBertbs
erb6bnneS<Steuern, @ntf6doigln3en uno 9nss
eabeH fir ole GunoemR!rutJ, NurDbreduud
uno gerbretterlire Der 9l9b!' Etrlfe en- ocr
ASeitiette 6erfeIben. bon gGltinOresStrah bis
Yrntt Strabe, nit ocu barduf bc5ii0libcn enbs
aiilttgcn lnb Derbeii'rten Crfiircnoeit BIhneu
IN @erldbbett Der GSori0r;itcn oes 10. Mhs
ltnttts oe5 81. Inpitels Der @ttell Der War,s
Lancer G'efetgeblirg bon 1904. uuo 6er am 4.
Mpril 1904 beitdtigteu &ernrhitu.la Ok, IS bes
W:ia1ors ii1o Stnotralb3 bon Baltimore auSues
f9ttlgt lino bel mir 6iatsrlcgt.
Us iptro bierolrb b.furut geniatht, bah tes
inater Scri6t uno NiGic In biefem g,ilrcal
ocportrt ipuroen, nn0 Dab Der DluOor uao
Sfdetrntb bon Baltimore, ODER ireeuo cine Ser
ION, Berlonen ODER @0rplrltipnen, iueIt6e init
ben borbit eriudbnten uhReIbGbtsn SSeribers
bbbul9sitelern ooer @nti,bloigiitigen nibt sus
trteoen aeitelt fein f0lteiL inferbalb flint.
jebn Tagel bonn 90. Sfto6er he2 SubreS 1901
ais. benz 9atiiin Ocr erftcr Ecr6tientltdIltno
eicier, Befanntm16ulg bon ineirer Geite, an
III ihrtftltder We;le I'M @all;ntrrer Ginolaes
riht olrb 8etiiion Saaceen appenircn fInner,
iloein tic Debates Hertsbt iui cine Triliung
%oetielben eriubcu.
Sarrn y. Sopper,
~,o, Stnot-9ieGiftrutor.
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peIdje 70 bie[ gei6n1tt miro, 6ie ie.
sod, mr. in Der ginbtloung be'teh1.
Se0c Ginmiihunq ODER audi ulr Nns
rcdltng porteipoIitiid)er Grt, Die it'd
oI8 U~er'ltd)te @infIuBnobmc ouf Die
Nu5ijblmg ihrer 6iiraerIiden Rette
0aritclltc ruiirOe bon 0cu totbolii6Ct
Quicu nit FOLDER Gnt'hteOenbcit 5l.
riid1cmicieu lucrDcL Dab rs ME 3t
c.rer @SieOerbounlg Ser &eriubr fG-
!Hc ,Su Nuqcmrincn ud)teu 9uthc.
litcu lire geiitigen &eiter am S0d>
itcL mcil 0ieic iiA bon alien @ciItli,
t1en am @cuiQitcn in oic omerifou;.
ihc EoIitit Cjumii6en.
Rur nod elm @ort
9ic totboIii6cn &crcine perbitter,
iiH ole He0erci bon cincm ,totboli.
idcn &otlm." Sn rein omerifoniihcn
NnqclcGenbeitcn fam Is nit 9ted)t
MIR cine Stimmenort Ncbcn: mas
'&otum meritoniidcr Nijr1cr, obnc
welheS Tr0fir Der Raiic obCr
be@ @lmbeilS, immcroor ~obQcgcben
Der cin5i9en potriotiidcn 2lbiidt
Die @obIiabrt uhiereS 9emeiniomc1
81 foroern, 10 lpic lie ser cins
5eInc, inteGi9entc, mobbGngiqe mlo
getpiiicnbofte @6bIcr neritcbt.
TbomoS q. @ inoBuM
MrGiiArnt rtc
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Tiger 9~efporoen Iino, obgIcif enc
9ail3e 4n3obI Gftien iebt bobcr ltebt,
al@ lor mirtliher @crtb it, Mdnde
llno um 30 bis 10 Groicnt lcitlegen.
Sroboem cine @ciIcrm1H iUl Gtlel'-
9el6aTt eingctreten it, mar Der @e-
pIlm oeS Sto6ltrnit2 fir ooa leBte
Gllortnl ln0efdhr Olc Ndlrtc BON
oellI, moS cr Dor 3pcj Eohrcn Der,
olellt bate, ser @crth itjucr Nttien
moi ltd) aber, oerdltdrsu nit Dem
Siefltono pon 1908. init Derooppeit.
3n Den letter Iudyu lit ocnm oltd
lplcoer cine Icottiou cin9ctretell
lno Die &rciit finn 0c1mtru. Sc
non bclcbeu lit Ser RcinQcuim oeS
StnbltruItS red]t molcr fiir Die &C.
molti9e aopitoIiiotjou iciner 9In'
logen. 3ur Belt 0cbcn mcbr Nlf.
trdqe Gin un0 e, limo Nuaiidtcn,
DOB lid sic 3uitdnoc i'm Giicngc.
lhott, 6oS oils Barometer 0c3 ullge-
Observation-Disclosures gilt, tpelent'
lid bciicru mer0cn.
Die jiin0erc Generation
III Den 8cr. Stautcu WciB Niht0
mcbr bon Sen ioQcuomten DSbin'
ploIterS," oen 9rci, Giini-, 3ebn,
8iitd5ebn.Gent8 lno &iertcl. mo
9nlbboanr-Notc Der lcd)a}igcr nno
licbcn5iger- Sabre. Sin grobcr Gbcil
III pom S6oBoult cjnacl0it morOcn;
immerbin itcbcu bon Oielcn &lclns
g%elo'gtoten nod ilbcr l5,35O,OO
Collars uertb aus, peIfe Die Rcgtee
rllng etn3uloien. bdttc, mel1n lie Dem
S6obamt einqcid)idt miIrOcll. Gas
miro ubcr llie gcihcben. Gin fIcincr
Sbetl miro ais &lrioltt0t alttbc'
nobrt; Der gr0Bte lbeil Ser nod
oualteben0en "SbiuplnIter9" III per
loren gegnngcn. Niit oiciem Eupicr'
SlelnQel0 qing man lcid)tllnuiG nm
- NIT manhcr Notc lit Die Glg0rre
0nQc5iln0et moroclt lUuo Ole he
gierlng miro niht mcbr uieIc cin5lla
loicn boben. Sm @on}en ltlr0 BON
6ieiem Hopier alCinQclo 1921.
079 Collars mcrlb IN Girtulotion
geiueien, oooon ruuo 602,OO Col
lars in 0rei.Gent 9totcn, ilbcr 81
WtiQioncn Collars III Slim Sent.
Soften, S2.t9SO0O 9olIar9 IN 3cbn.
Gents Roten iibcr 5,305,0OO Sol.
lars III 6iini5ebn Gcnt5. Soften, t39
Wtillionen Collars III 6iiniun0'
jlpon5ig.@ent .9totcn utO iuit 1876
WtillionCn Collars IN @ol6OoQar'
Soften. Gina 800 NiiIioncn Col.
lars oieicr oSbinpIaitcr2" iinO elm.
gel0it morocn, bon Dem Neit pou
iibcr 10 0fiqioncu GOllura miro ne
niN nle6r an Oa9 ShoBomt TOM.
men mo Gnfel Som's &oiic bal
nit 0icicn Eopicrhcn Gin gam
gutrS @clddit gcnlaht,
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Seurl, GunIt.

Gs iiarb aIn 30. Sftober 1904 Senrp Suaii,
aeIiebter 0atie Der oerftprbencu Hofine Smnit,
i'm Ilter bon "a SnIreH. Stc Ncerhi9ung miro
ont Sirnitas, ben /. gtcoelnber. NdchmtttugS 3
llhr. bonn 9ruiierbuufc. 9tr. 1919. Sits9(ortbs
Moenue, ans ltutifinpeH. 8eriuallote II. 5reuHoe
itn0 b0fltdDft einpelaoeH. (304-6)
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Qnuiir Mer,ur.

GO iiarb ant 30. Sftobcr 1904 5ruu 2uuiir
@erlpc i'm Filter bon As Sdbrcr. $ Miountelt mo
Gerlpdnotc uno 5rcnnoe Der SHmilic limo b6fz
lihii Cinqeluoett, Der Rceroipuu9 bciilIlpubnen.
melde am @,iitwpdj, HdhmittnRS , uhr, bonn
5rauerbauie. 0r. 1862, Nnsre' strase, aus itatts
ftuAet (3O5-0
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Mnaaic Tittlnauu.

GS iinrb am 80. Sftoher nan ~liuRcrtr
aronibett Dlasaie 3ittmnuu, aelicbte Satin
bon Nliguft Hittman, lIro lodter oee p%eritorbes
Ten Z. ,. uuo Nlluie c. Serfheio, i'm Slltcr
bon 40 Snbrer, 3 0ionaten mn 50 Gaaci. Ole
NeerotglIia filoet 5ienitug, ben 1. Nopembcr,
anna Strdbr, aus itdtt, (305,G)
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TrlCSridl 8cnIdr.

2tm 30. Gftobcr fart plbRlib an eiucnt
GhloauuidIc Der Shn]eincrmciitcr Nerr Sricos
rim Ycuid, ~aelicbter @uitc uou Caroline
9Seuid. Sic NecrbtNuna iiuhCt am Wittuudl,
Den ?. Gppember. JtnhmttuNa > llbr. uoH
Ir0ncrbGuie. 9r. 81, Eit.Hcnricttns Strnbe, ans
AMI ocut nYouoou lSdrfs Sricobofc" iinit. ne
innntc mo 5reiuOe limo 3nr GbciInnbme Elm
oeluocu. tSO5.Gl
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Solgenoe 0erbe &rit t
iiuoeu mir in Scr lcbtcn 9tumnler
0cS ga Sole Gountp @erolo:"
Sos gGnolcin 8coittc, melteS
Sic mir Dor etniaer Belt 5ltr 9caltte
odtulg 5uldidtcn, lit l6mullti9cr
ShunO, confuieS, lotrimolcS, lar
moponteS @epinieI zines ro0itul
iibergcibnnpptcn, bpItcrtid)cn 6ralts
en5immer&. Sm GerGlCid init bic
lem b%liimcrontcn, tbrGncnfeu6ten
Hcimgciommcr iin0 Die qromnuti-
foIiid umo itDIiitiih oit crbor-
mlngaipiiroiQcn Gidtlungcn oea
Nrn, 8corg @icgolO INNER nod -
0ic lcbte Silbc ieir,eS NuncnS!"
@ir BADEN DON STEERS
bctont, 0ob SrllitS nn0 Wonopolc,
Die oen &crbrultd) i'm Snlanoc
ittperer bcloitcn, ais 0te ouSldn.
oiid,en Nbnebmer. fir OaS Snlon6
itGOlid iinO. Ger Staot bot sic
@ilift, Die Sntereiien beS inldnOi.
id)en 8erbrortd)S gegen Die 8ellte'
5iiQe ltno Die mirtbidoitlid)e IN.
rolnei Scr 8ruIt3 Ii. WonopoIrnters
ncGmungen 5u id)iiBcn. @oS pon
Der rcpublifuuiid)cn Yortei in oicier
Nidhuug 3l ermortcn lit, bobcn Die
lebter Sabre nc5ciqt. GS iino MIR
Mortc 9enodJt morOcn, obcr III
S6otcu lit eS nidt 0cfommclL lnO
bon elmer Surifcrnic0riQlmg nil
man i~ibcrbollpt Ni6ta iUillcn. Gle
Sod50Qc oCrlicreu obcr ibre Nercd).
ti9ln0, iobOlb lie mirtbihuitlid)c
YriuutmonopoIc beruuSbil6en 1lO
f0gOcrr. &cbt lit Dem &olte @cIe.
/ 9rubcit geqcbcn, iel6it cin5ugrciIcn,
in0cm Is Den Grdli0cntid)uit3.Gm
0i0uten crlpdblt. Der periproheu bat,
Sem llcbcl scr Mionopolc 5lt iteuCru,
ll1O mlU in Der 9cicitiQlng bon
&odB0ucn cine mirfiome @oiic sur
&efdmpilmQ 0icier ld1olifeu Wirtb-
ihoftlihcH Nlt9lpiidie crblidt. Nr,
MooicpcIt hat troB iciue9 impuliipcn
NotltrclS in Oicier 9c5iebung Der
lu9t. Nod) bier lpcitcrc Sabre Der
lngcItortcn Gruit' un0 Wfonopols
GntuidcIun0? Die 9efGmpiunA
iuiiroc nod picl me6r Shmieri9fcis
ten nlad)cll.
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Spln Seriuia & Su6n,

peldenbeitntter unb UtnbaIinmtrsr.
Ir. 2O0S, ErleanS.Str. orb. EEL: Gtnbior 255.
3ipeiepeI6ift: 9ir. 524, nerI. @uiiertsglbenue.
Siabinnbtoipn, Baltimore, Marblano 1eIepbpn:
@Sinblor 60. antf6en peroetl ~eeIiefert fir
Spdseiten, unterbaIiuneet lno anocre @ele'
geHbeiten. tSebrt4. tS,3&S)
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Neidl1fts Weleaenheit.

Menes artanins celisfb. - q. 81. gaiIeb.
@atiouri 8oeiiie : Snimieration : seent,
Stitle stcd, arf, fann SbHen bi1ie cine Cels
8erfdnfen. ~(Sft2f-Sant)
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G. & g.-et. gaui 4eoD. Mo.-g8inSiOr 1913,
$. Sanocrs & SObne,
eeidsnbeitatter unb Ginbaliamtrer,
Gr. i7OS uuo t7f0 GauteI-a perue.
Nabttfauten ppn Hatent'Gasfets.
(Hrbrf0-l
Observation-Disclosures

geuee eftionen Iinb iest sir eeifttel1e Rer'
~eeribtef. 8ieIe ariSaeipdbIte Cots. Der Gu
berintenbent oes @runbes unb 9cbens fptro
ieoe eetplnt6te slusfunft ertbstlen. Sas 9re'
matorium ftebt tieIi6 sur Srfpeifto1 otien.
@egen 9fdberem penbe man ltn an osl Sib
@ttt'9 arateaa.Strahe. taSruo-l
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nnicre GARNER limo per
D1ltnibmaBig reid, innIcrc Subri'
funtelL beionocrS Die bon G%iIenpro.
buften, erboltcn mieoer mebr Iuf.
TRACE, miere giienbobnen ncrben
bolo genrg Srodt 5it beforocrn bo-
ben, nilo tire G%innobmen mod)ien,
uniere 9onfen lino itorf, uniere gr.
beiterunruben 1inb neniger crnit
uno nniere Yolitif lit rubi9er. ais
lett pielen Sobren. is lit olio
Ntidts GA, mas ben finan6icacn so.
riSont oeS 2onneS beluolfen fonnte,
eS ici oenn Der IuSbrid ipilocr
Equalization. 90 itreibt Senrp
GlcipS IN leinem letten Wod)enbc-
rid)t. 9ieieS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
id1eint abcr pieoer ausbred,cn i'll
ipoIGeL obaleid 6iibrer az ser Soric
periuhcn, oos Sieber I'M Gntitehen
III bcfGrnpien. Ter ruiiiih.engliid)c
3piihenfon mo bie Nusfuhr bon
3.250.000 Collars Solo nod europa
labeu ba5u he%iaetro9en, bob Die
| 5petuIoutell bereits micner poriid,.