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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Bpm cyricOenS GOngrck.
9ei6liiIie gu @uniten tbeiIipciler Nb-
riiItunq ongenommen. YIN
Gfrci6en Gorncgic'@.

Roltpn, 7. Cftober. - &n Dem
bier tuaenOen internationole 6rte-
bens GongrcB fonO cine Ion9e Ge'
bate iiber oen @orihIog elmer oIlge-
mcincn gcrminocrung Der itebcnoen
9Irmcc'n un0 ser arieg5bereiti6ott
Itott. Or. ". Guon5 Garbp ponGn8-
Iorb beridtetc iiber Den @%egenItano
mo brodtc cine HeioIution Elm, luos
rim Der GongrcB Dem @rdiioentcn Der
Hereinafter Stnaten fitr Iein&erlpres
dcn 0unft. sic crlten Sdrtttc sur
gin6erufllnQ cinc@ ncllen 6rteoenS.
GonareIic9 inn Suug 81 tbun. III.
Gorbu no6m 5ltqlcif &cranloIiltng,
sic @olitit Der icbigcn &cr9r0Berung
BON Seer unO W(urinc IN Den Yer.
Stuuten 5ll bcooltern mo Die 9otts
NINA ult@}uiprcdlcn, 0aB Scr EorteI
in 2(mcrifu, mclhc iijr Oicicn Hitds
idritt uerontmortIid ici Ole Ntodlt,
Dies nod icrnrrbin 5u tbltn, bcnom'
men mcrOc. &co. GhoS. j. Cole pom
Bolton brud)tc Elm Announcement ST
Den Rciolutioncu elm, morin gciagt
mar, Die Ser. Stooten bdttcn feline
llriu6c 81 &crouht gcgcu Utropdi=
Idle W}Qdtc uno sur S6afflng elmer
groBen Wtorine filr MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Monroe . Gottrin.
GeIcgot 5. 5. Gilbert BON Hcm.
2ort ~beuntruGte jofort, Dies Hmen-
dement, ollf Oen Gid 5u Iegcn, u1O
Der NntruQ mur0C Don General $. y.
Gurrinaton BON Bottom untcrltilBt.
Der ioQtc, Der TricoCn2 e Congress ba,
be fem Hcd)t, Die Ncrciuiatcn Stoa.
ten megcn MISUNDERSTANDING elmer
Wtarine sum SdltBe ser Mtonrot4
Goftrin 5I fritilircn. 0a5 Nmcn0c.
ment mrroe oui Den Gid aeIc9t ltno
Die uripriinglihcn oui &crminoe.
rllng Ger @cere bc5iigIiden 9teiollt.
tioncn un8cnommcn.
&on Ncrru NnOrcm Carnegie liei
ans Sfibo Goitlc IN S6pttIono cir
@ricf oil Den GongrcB Elm, Der elmer
Elon Oca @cuonntcn sur Siterrmf
0c2 @cItiricocna entbGlt uno Don
Scfrctdr ocrlcicu muroc. Carnegie
id)l0gt Dor, Dab 0roBbritounien
6ronfreid), 0cuti6lon0 uno Die Ser
Stooten, iopie onoere WfG6te, on
0ercn 9eitritt itfer SIT rCd)nen iei, lid
sur GrboItmn0 pes @cltfrieOena on
MISREPRESENTATION @cge pcrbiinoer
uno lucnn ibnen BON irgcnO cine
Settle Grob gcbotcn miro, gegen 0eI
GrItclL Der Den TricOcu pcrlcBt, mi
gtadorut u%orqcben. 2hlf 0icic Mcii
Tonne Der @cltirie0cn nit cincr
S6lo8 Qclihcrt mcrocn. Ger Gol
negligible 9ricf fnn0 ieitcn5 oe8 Con
grclieS cine iebr mormc %9luiunbmc.
Sn ieiner belttigcn SiBmg be
idloB Scr 6ricoena F GongrcB, iein
nGdite CSnbreaucriommlung IN 100
SIT Sr5crL IN Der Shmei3, ob5uboI
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Carrie micocr cinmal ucrSunnert.

@ihtta, SIS, 7. OCTOBER. -
6ror' Carrie Notion, 6ruu 2llcp
@llbolt, 6rou @tpro WfcSenrp uno
6rot Spoio Mount, melhe fiirslid,
elne Ho55ia arti Sic bieiigen @irtb.
ld)atten modtcn, m,rocu bc,,te inn
Stdotaeriht Der b0Smiaigen 3erIt0.
RING BON 9igentbum ituIoiQ befln.
Den. Carrie gtotion llrtbeil la,,tetc
ollt cine @elobuBe BON $3.50 umt
leds Wtonote @ef1n9niB, ibrc @eoIei
teriltncn tunlcn nit elmer @eloitroi,
onnon. SGmntIid)e 6rauen fiinoia
ten cine I%ppeQation an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Gnnnn,s 0ricafUiten.


fen. - Corruption ais llrlnhc
Ser Sdmadc &uBIono'3.
Iofio, I. Cftobcr. - &lr elmer
| qmiprohc an sic M2itaIicOcr oe8
! Clearing 6auic5 in Iofio crfI1rte
@rof Cflmo, Scr Iii6rcr ser Sort
idritt2 @ortci oo3 ioponii6c Golf
uijiic iid auf cincu lonQluicri0cn
@riea oorbcrcitcn 0ciicn Gltoc iic6
nod aor nidt abic6cn IoIie. Gr pro,
pbc}citc, ooB sic arieQ$foItcn, Gin,
iMIicBIih scr bcrcit3 Qemo6tcn 9ll-
Icibcn mo &rieg8ort@gobcn, iid fir
&opon bis 5ltm Gnoc oc5 Samples
mobl olf cine 0}iuioroc Collars be,
louicn meroen o0er $50 ouf Ocn&opf
Der jopanii6cn 9CD0lfcrruq.
@rui Sfltmo benlcrftc, 0o@ Qon3a
6inuu3s uno 0IiIit0rpcicn HuB-
Lambs i6cinc iibcroll3 corrupt 5ll
icin, mo 0iciC Corruption bobc cincn
0crortiQeu @ro0 erreift, ooB cine
HcODlltion Orobe. Ga, Is ocrlolltc TO-
gar, ooB @encrol St0iicl, ser Scr
tbciOi9cr Sort Nrtblr'9, olli 0ciicn
Sfultcru bic &crontmortlnQ fix
Den &crlllit zines groBcu CbeiIc5 0c8
rlliiii6cn ErcItiQc in Citolicn IicQc,
iih ip0brcno ser @clogcrlm0 zines
INSTRUMENTATION 2Cbcn5 bil0cQebcn
babe. 9icier S0mG6c ser RltIien
b0ttcn Die Soponcr oiclc i6rcr Sic0c
81 p%cr0ontcn, Nbcr trob iei1Cr 9tie.
0crlogc babe &ublou0 iciuc promi.
ncntc uno 6ebcrrihcnoc Stellmg i'm
cllropGiI6cn Gon3crt beboltc1L un0
iogor oGoiier @iIbcIm b1blc nm Die
@lnIt 6ea rliliihcn 2hltotrQtcn. "
Srob iciner oteIcn S6mG6cn Der.
fiige HltBlono iibcr rieiigc SiiliaQltcl
len mo ilber mGd)tige Gortbcilc &c
acniiber Sopon in 8eitult elmer faI
0rci Wtal 10 aroBcn 9eb0lfcrlutg mi
lei1em Hcidtbunl, mo Supon mcr0t
aroBe Spfer bringcn miiiiclL mcnl
IS idlicBIid iiegrcih blcibcn NOBLE
Ger aricg rucrOc R1lBIono minoe
items onocrtholb 81 3mei NtiQiQr0er
Collars toltcn irnO iein idon Dor
Stcltern ldmer bcbrildtc5 &olf nod
nlcbr OCrclcn0igt mcr0cu.
9ie ioponii6e Hegicrllnq iperot
g~enotbi8t icin I'M n06itcn Sobr mci
tcrc $50 Niiuionen 0oQura 5u Dor
gen. @cn 0ooon ollG MIR ctlut
70 WtiQioncn inn gltSlonO ullfQc
nonnpen miiroen 10 miiiie iid ga;
Sono oltf cine iernere Gntmcrtbunt
%Ieitcr @crtbpopierc QefoBt madden
@rot Stlmlo rictb Der Nution 0ril1
qcno al, ibrc @iilfSqrtQen SIT lido
men, CAB obcr 5lrm ShluB icincn
noIlcn &crtroucn IN ocl1 ihlicBlidcI
Sieg Der ioponiid)en @oficn Nll@
0rltd.
Die ErGictten ser Erooin3c1 I'M
bier 5t elmer Goniercn5 5uioumcn
gctreten mo bcrotben nit ocn Wii
glieoern 0es &obiuet5 megcn Gin
fiibrung iueiterc Griporniiic in ocI
&ermoItungSauSgobcn. Scit sc
ginn oeS ariegeS iino oicielben b.
reitS nm 5ebn Miuioncn GoQora II
ou5irt moroelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

-3u youngstown, 8, bat geitern
Sobn 9olomidl ein Slomof, feline
Satin urlo icinen Sohn nit elmer
Nrt ifiuer perpunoet unb oonn
S%clbitntoro begonQen inoem er lid
Gin Meiier in Die &eblc 6obrte. Die
Srou miro Idlperlidl geneien. 81.
lopid mar piebiid betrlInfen INN
feline 5rou bate ibnl @oriuiirfe gc-
maht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Galtes @cttcr.

9biIaoeIpbio, 7. Sftobcr.
- Sellte mar ser fGlteite I. Ottober
icit Gtoblirune ocS bieiigen @ettcr-
biireulrS ieit 1872. Nod offi5icacn
@erittcn Itono oos thermometer nm
Ioac8unbruf ouf MIR 81 @roo, uno
~itarfcr 6roit mar pabreno Der 9So6t
cingctreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Weridltct.

Tem Orleans, 2a., Z. Dit,
- Charles, alias SHOTGUN" 6oler
cnoete beltte. oabier arn @olgen. 81
lit lett pielcn ,sabren Der critic @etBe.
lpeldcr in Iem.S Orleans %bingerlttei
tpllroc. Ct bate einen gefplllett Nl'
doro 6Ipnn, ieinen Gompllcen III
ueri6ieoencn fleineren SergeDer4 Ct
mor0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Sampicr rMincOla" gtidjcitcrt,

San GronciSco, 7. OCTOBER.
- Cine Der bicii0cn oMer6onts or
d)oil9c" %51gc8on9cnc 9epeidc aus
Sonoon mclOct, ooB ser Don 9ctro-
polrIoSt Sibiricn, bicrbcr bcitimmte
0ompfcr uNtiucolu," Captain &irf-
rpooo, am 5, September no6e Der
Sigil = &orrc otf elm &iif rormte
uno total ihcitcrtc. 0os britiiHc
&riegsidiif n2(Igcrinc" rettcte sic
Mnnni6oft mo brodtc lie nud) Su.
fobnte, Sopon. 0ic oMincoIo" mar
Elm Sobr5ellg bon 1892 Sonnen uno
geborte Der biciigen o8ociiic Sm.
propement 60" Sic 0ing am 8.
SilIi NIT einem algemeinen Cargo
BON bier mad BetropaiIost ob mo
mar sur 3cit ibreS SdiffbrlrtS auf
0ent Hitdneac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Snrp i'm Mtarr'idcn ErO5ciic uua-
3Gblia.
Y en- 2on0on, Cont,

Nem Sonoon Conn, I. Oft.
- &u DEM W}orOpro5cB gcgcu Den
6ormer @erion N}orr BON GolhcItcr
tom cine &llru 3t Stanoe mo Die
3elgenoernebmmg mlrOe bc9ou-
men. Mcbrcrc 3crlgen modten 2ht2.
Iuqcn iiber oo3 Nltffinoen Ser per
ItiinmeItcn 2Gidc Oea 6urmorbcjtcr3
Soicpb Yapol mo iibcr 2lcuBcrlm-
gen, lpcId)c ser Nnactlugtc Dor Ocm
2ei6cnilmo gctbon. Ser Gonitoblcr
Gromer CAB an, bel cincm @ciprode,
melde8 er tllr5 Dor Dem N1ifinOcn
ser 2etd)e nit W(orr qcbobt, babe
oieIcr oltf cine 6rogc nod Dem Ser
bIei6 EoooGS %gcoutmortct, Den babe
cr nbeiorgt." M}orr non bel ocn
&crbonolungcn, ocnen er gleihgiil-
tig 5u60rte, BEL b%ciierer @eiunObeit,
ais gcItern. Der Nngeflogte lit no
be3l so Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Ter Mrner Nen Gillian eridoI

0cltern in Mempbis, Senn., oen lpet-
ben ELECTROMAGNETIC Hoipiano
6. Sill unb itcate lid) Damn lofort OCT
9oli5ei. Sill ioa Der 6raii er'il'o
0eonaro, meld,e cine @rocerte De
treibt, ieit Ioneer 3eit mad ilt'o YET
folgte lie geitern in @iaaut's So!' 'up
er Damn Dor oe1n 0eger NH el''''''
Sd)rotgemebr iiber ben SdllIeH "
i6olien lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

Ole &abeImclounN bar
sic ueitbcuti6en @%einbdnOlcr Ser
bGn0e cine Population an Den bent.
id)en HeihSfon5ler utO ben @onOelas
miniiter Wolcr cnticnocn moIlcrl, NM
oeren 8eiitan0 gegcn Gcpldntc an1c'
rifuniihe Hcpreiii1 MaBre9eln olt-
3urufer, lit ounfcl. @clhc HepreI-
flo . WaBregem plonen oenn 0icScr.
Stouten? Somcit inns bctnnnt it,
meroen MIR gefdlid)te unO 1geoot
tcrte" @einc 5llriidgeruieien. Gage
gen t0nuen iif) Die NlalGnOer nid}t
beiflperer. Cine 3%oQerb0bung altf
gfuSlanomeine lit iolpcit uidt &C.
plant. Gle @cin80Qe Der &ercinig-
ten Stuoten iiltO bcreitS bod gcnllg,
uno gon5 lnO gar miro 9lmerito Die
Hbein-, Wtoiel. mo 9tobrmeinc, Die
frnn50iii6en mo iponii6en @eine
nidt a1SidlieBen molen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Ins Dem 6cmufrntiidjen Sanptquar-
tier.

@idter Barter beItebt auf Dem @nt-
i6hliie, niht allf Sen Stunlp 5l
geben. - 8ieIc 8eiu6er mafen
ibm in 0ep.Oorf lire g(uhpars
tlug. - 3iidfebr noh Giopus.
IcD Dort, I. Sfto6Cr. -
SIM oemotrotiiheu 9}ntionnls@oupt-
quarter miro no6nIul5 ertldrt, 0uB
@rGiioentidoft3 Ganoioot Barter
poiitip feline GompognereOen boltcu
lperoe. Die 9(%ufiinoi9lmg muroe BON
Gampugneleitcr Goggart Genladt,
meldcr ertlGrte, nod i~or9fdltiger
GrmGgltng ser SohIoge lei @r. Yor-
fer SIT oen1 %oeiinitipen @nti6luB &c.
lon0t. Mem cr Re0cn boltc, mer0e
0o9 81 Goiemolnt gci6eben, dbnlid)
mic I'M Sabre 1896 Der repltblitont=
ihc Gunoioat Mtc&inlep oltd) MIR IN
ietncm @eimncien geiprodcn. %
@r. @urfer, mCnm CT einmnl eilelt
GntihlltB gefnBt hat, bon OcnIelbelt
nid)t ob5llbringcn lei, 10 mare eS audi
futhtloS, i6u nit meitercn Grllden,
Hc0cn 81 balten, 81 %bebeQigen.
@r. Yorter empfing geitcrn cine
9ln5oIl 8rilbcr, 0orllnter cine De
legation llngoril6 omcrifonil6er
@iirger, @unoPSicnotor Glnrt Don
Montano, @umoc8 senator @ormon
bon Wtorplono, Or, GbarleS ". y.
@rod Don Titmono, So, George e.
Worie bon Merioum Conn, Sobn
s. SempbiQ mo &idter 8ramlcp
bon Siio.Gurolilo, GongreBmitglieo
@GorQe =. @urgcB bon Sera8, Iboa.
90. &uromid bon Georgia mo ). u.
Smurtout BON Connecticut.
@unocsicnotor Glnrt lteIltc Srn.
Barter oet iriibcren @ouOcrnellr
Sam. NouIcr unO &icc=@ ouperueur
SpriQQ8 BON Wfontano uor. @Gb-
reno lid Die Serrcn r"llterblcltell, trdl
cine 9epci6c Oe8 SnboltS Elm, Der
Q(rbeitcr . Gonuent BON Wtontano
babe sic oemofratiihen ErGitoent.
ifoft5 Glettorcu in0oiiirt, mo5u Die
0rei @elom1ten %ertldrten, Dob otcIes
0eu 0emofrotiihen Sicg III Ntontono
ii6ere.
&clte fe6rtc @r. Barter mad
GIopuS 5rrijf.
Ger &oriibcr Goro Wtcper BON
Oemotrotiidcn StnatSouSifuB er.
t(6rte geitcrn, Die Hepolte Ser 8epu
blifoner I'M Staote oebne iid ieb,
o,th o1tf Oie republitonii6e &ono
prciic aus. 90 bobe iih lett aud
Der rcplbIitoniihc o3erolo" boz
Re0 Greet, Mopuc = Goumtp" mi
Scr republifoniidc nMonitOr" bon
StcncpuS IN Oslue9o = Gountp &c
qen ouS republifaniibe Iidet ertlart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
gcrmiIdtc tclcarapbiide 2epcidcn.

Wcrlltd)te tclegrHpDtIQJe AtpClueh'
- oSn Genterpiue, Sno., baben lid
Die 6rullcn Scr Stoot 5llionmen8e.
than, 0uS 8eidGft oes 9lnltefen5 Der
StruBenluterneit ubDe6ieln0 lelbIt
All bcior0cn, nm Sen StoOtrotb, Der
fem @elO fiir einen ioldcn Soften
bclpiQigen mill, 81. beifdmen. Stott
0ciien luden Die Sto0toatcr ms
Sduitdcn.
- Ser 9oQbIut . Snoioncr 9iup
Tircut bot IN trllntener @ltb 5mei
ipciBe Nniicolcr, Sad ellis ul0 @ol'
fer &coop, in ibrcn @ebutil1ngen no.
he SolocnpiQc i'm SnOioncr 3 Scrri.
forum crid)oiien, Wtebrerc 8ehitl.
fen oca @lnocSmnridolls iinb obge=
ifidt por0en, I'M Den SnOianer le'
bcnO o0er to0t ein5uion9en.
-3n Der Ycrgbuitobtbeilung Der
ct. Coulter NltaIteultng bette Ilbert
G%ontborer aus Morion SUB, Gbef-
SnQcnicltr ser aoblentcIt e Nnla9e,
oaa ltnQliid, BON einem @ogen Der
W}iniotllrbobn 5t itiir5erL itberfubrelt
unO bunOcrt SUB meit fortgeihleift
5t mer0cn. 9oS red)te 9etn mnroc
linn am Sdentel obgeidnitter1. Nltd)
erlitt cr &erlebungcn am &opf uno
am Seibc.
- &ou einem l%ln6efonnten iii III
Dem StoIlgebGuoe auf Dem 8runO'
Itiid ibreS &otcrS an Der Stootgren3e
bon Chicago bic 15=idbri9e Wintie
Sorfcning erluiirgt mor0elt. Go9
WtGbfen mar nit orei fleincn &in'
Bern ollein 5u Souie gclalien NOR
Den, bc9ob iih noh Dem Stoagebolt-
De lnb nllr0c, oils lie nud) 5ehn Wtt'
luten niht 5uriidfebrte, BON oenSstll-
bern GCi,ld)t lt,to IN idredli6 perleb'
tenn 3ulton0e foot alrfgefunocn. Toit
Dem Mtor0er bat man nod tel1te
Spur.
- 6rou SuIio &. Nperp Die dlte'
ite Sottcr beS per%itorbenen Or =.
u. @ulloro, zines bomoopotbtIden
Slr5te5, pelder inn Stoote norolldl
bon Srop emit cine 9roBe ErarlS
bottc, nuroe in @lenS Sails, Ny
bon eincm StraBenbabrluaget iiber-
fabren uno 10 idluer perlebt, ooB lie
bolo oarorf I'M Eorfs Soipitol Itnrb.
Sic botte bie SGue III Iltgenlhcin
eenomnten unb oiirfte in 6olge beS
3oiens bes @oiierS oos S%erannoben
oesS troBenbobnlpagenS ilberbort be-
ben. Srou gpernp erreiftc Elm al-
ter BON 50 Sobrcn.
= 0ic Sdrpeitern 2opinin uno
Wortbo SeIfoir erlitten geltern IN
ibrer @obnung nobe Bloomington,
g., tootlid)e 9ronbmunoen. Shrc
8leiber botten on einem o%ffenen 8a.
min Seier gefange1. 2oninio ltarb
iinmittelbor noh Dem llngliid unb
Martbn fam niht bauonfomnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

9u5 8ciiptcl Ser Gornc.
gie . Stabllpcrfe bat roid Nodab.
ming gcilnocn. sic &citun9 0c9
groBen Ycnniplpunio . 9%abnipitcnl3
bat Die %irnmoriidc 9cfonttmahund
erloiien, ooB ouc Die &eltte cntluiiclr
meroeu, bic nod ibrem 30. 2cbcn@-
iabre III Oen 0ienit Der @eieQidolt
eingetreten lino. 0nmit pcrlicrcn
iiber toltieno Irbeiter nit eilcm
S6Ioge lire Stelrngcn. @ir0 Die.
les @orgeben nod bel mciteren@rob.
bGtrieben eingeidlogcn, Damn entItebt
ein meitereS mirtbi6aftltdca @ro-
blent, beiien 20iunQ picl &opi5crbrc.
den oerurioden miro. @ei Dem belt7
tiQen Gonfurrer5tampfe, in Dem ale
&rGfte ouf'S 9leltBcritc %muagenllBt
meroen, lit eS perItdnOlid, mern lid
Die @robbctriebe iltngcs tr0itigesNr'
beitsmoteriaI bcron5iebcn, olleit
mas iol nit Dem Gltcrcn Irbettcrs
material geibebclL ooS bod altd les
ben lpiu mo poQcS &e6t ou5u bat?
9aS llntcrncbmertbm miro Nngc'
bot BON iiin9Cren &rQftcn gcnuN Ia.
ben, obcr Die Solgen iinb, ouB Die
GrmcrbSgclcgenbeit nod ihluicri8cr
miro, OILS lie Is 5lr Belt idon it, Oah
mir cin ArbeiterproIctariat bcfonls
men, 0uS nod picl &opf5erbred)clt
perurIudcn miro. Mun fam ood)
Die Nrbeitcr bon 40 Snbren mo oa-
rider nid)t 10 obne meiterea aus Der
@elt ihaffcn. 0oS &or9ebcn Der
8robcorporationen fann MIR 5ltr
Solge bnberl OoB Der So5inltsmlta
eincn DieI 9roBercn Altfidunng &C.
minnt, nls er i'm biSbcr gebabt bat,
llno Der lit bel Den Standardization
BON rltl0 2000 Stimmen III 1888 altf
nobe5u $4,000 in 1902 ongcrpod)-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

EGic! Hafc!
smr @eiie ms Nnslano beiorst 6.
3aine, Or. Ali, 81. Hanl.S trafe.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-18
LOW SPOT PRICES
MADE GOOD DEMAND.

New Orleans, June 17-Cotton flu
lures, steady; June 10S5c bid; July.
10. 95G10 96c: August. 10. 32@10 33c;
September $50 go SIC; October, $3.50
g. 39c; November. 9.S0d9 BIC; Decem-
Der, 8. 5000 .33c; January, 9.3SQ9 39c.
In the spot cotton market there was
more activity than for several days.
the present low prices causing buyers
to take hold there was also some
export demand. Sales, 2,1O0. Sales IN
cluded 500 to arrive and 300 f. o. b.
Quotations. &c lower.
Futures opened irregular with prices
from to As points lower. At the OPEN
ing the bears made a furious assault
on July, sending that option down to
10. S8c, a new low level, and 81 points
lower than yesterdays closing. At this
level, the leading bulls became heavy
buyers, one of them bidding II cents
for $4,000 bales of July. Within a
few minutes after the opening. the
bears appeared to have sold all the
July cotton they cared to, although
the bulls were defiant and offered to
take any quantity of cotton at the
market. The weather map again was
favorable, and this induced free sell
ing in the winter positions. The short
interest in the new crop months is so
great, however, that offerings were
quickly absorbed by profit takers, and
the decline in the late months was
trifling when compared with the break
in July.
In the trading, July first lost 81 points
at 10. SSc, recovered to II .10c, and final
ly declined to 10. Csc, and October lost
8 points at 9.36s, recovered to sac,
and then declined to 9.3Sc. The mar
ket closed steady, with net losses on
June and July of A points; August,
SIC; September, 12c, and the other posi-
tiOns 5 to T.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-18

have fallen lately, the condition OF the
soil there is such that the crop in Ala
bama. Georgia and the Carolinas must
be watched rather careful For IN
stance. one of our CORES pondents from
South Carolina wires that in his Sec
ton the plant is going backward rath-
err than forward at the present time
We point out conditions in order to
indicate that a great deaf can happen
Ia the next two or three months and
the crop Is never made by the first
of July. In another week the July
condition will be reported by CORE
spondents of the Agricultural Depart
ment. AS the records of the depart
ment for fifteen years show no i'm
provement of a fun three points. it
is unreasonable to anticipate as high
condition as some of the more en-
thusiastic bears predict. That the fig
ures will be high enough to warrant
anticipations of a good crop if main
tained must be cheerfully admitted.
Under the circumstances it seems like
ly that prices will have a sagging ten
dency and that the new crop positions
will work some lower before the next
report but we would advise those who
desire to play the short side that the
market can safely be sold on bulgeS
and that progress towards a lower level
is likely to be very slow. Europe is
buying new crop in enormous quanti-
ties and this selling is done by specu-
lators and people in the South, and. of
course, is done on margin Any I'M
favorable developments of the least
bad breath weather in the South would
have an instantaneous effect on the
market so heavily short as is the pres
emf one
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-18
DECLINING MARKET
MARKET TRADE IN SPIRITS AND
ROsINS YESTERDAY.
SPIRITS QUOTED AT 81 SAC.
OPENED FIRM AT THAT FIGURE
AND CLOSED STEADY.

Some Sales Made in Post Market
Trading Mt lie. From Closing
Price-ROsins Opened Firm Mt
Slight Decline on Lower Grades.
Closed steady and Unchanged.
Lower Grades Sold on Again in
Later Trnding-Receipts of Spirits,
761 and of Resins, 2,S27.
Further declines marked the spirits
and the rosin markets yesterday.
Spirits opened firm, at 52%c, the clos
ing price of the day before, with sales
of 566 casks, and closed steady and I'M
changed, with additional sales of 60
casks. In the post market trading
some spirits were sold at 52hc, but
not all receipts were sold, as some
were held for market prices. The re-
ceipts were 761 casks and the exports
$751;.
Resins opened firm. with the higher
grades from and including H upward.
unchanged from the prices of the day
before, except in the case Of w. CT,
on which an outside price of "a 20 was
quoted; but with two prices on G. and
below, the inside representing a de-
cline of sc from the closing quotations
OF the day before. Sales amounted to
2,074. The market closed steady and
without further sales. In the late aft
ernon there was a slight decline on
the lower grades. 1t is understood
that not all receipts were taken. The
receipts were 1927, and the exports,
22S0
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-18

ton and hear pressure following very
disappointing English cables and con
tinued favorable weather. The new crop
months continued to show relative
steadiness during the entire session be-
ing sustained by the covering of a large
short interest and buying by spot
houses and spinners in spite Of the per-
sistent selling by wire houses with
Southern connection said to represent
the operations of planters hedging their
prospective crops as a result IF the re-
cent improved growing conditions. This
demand. however was not sufficient to
prevent declines in the face of the
weakness of July and August, and of
the indications for continued favorable
weather, and in the early afternoon the
whole list ruled very weak with July
breaking through the II cent mark to
$50, while August sold at lO.5oc:
October at 9.55c, and December at
. 4Sc. these being at losses of ga to Is
points on the old crop and of 10 to u
points on the new crop positions.
Later the market was little stead
Ter on covering, and reports of large
Clearances from New Orleans. but was
finally at just about the lowest level OF
the session, steady i'm tone, at net de-
cline of 33 to 35 points on the old, de-
cline OF 15617 points on the new crop
months The old crop positions show
cd great sensitiveness during the en-
tire session, selling down easily, AMI
then rallying several points on com
paratively light orders.
In a general way the selling seemed
to come from New Orleans. and the
South. while the Wall street interests
were the buyers
The total sale of futures were esti-
mated at 300, 900 bales.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-18
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

Galveston-Easy; middling. 119sc;
net receipts, 2O9; gross, 2O9; stock,
1854. Exports-Coastwise 1.1S3.
Norfolk-Net receipts, 10; gross. 10;
stock. 2,400.
Baltimore-Nominal: middling, II. 75c;
net receipts, So; gross, SO; stock, $685.
Exports-Great Britain, go; continent,
1854.
Boston-Quiet; middling, lie; gross
receipts. 957.
Wilmington-Nom net receipts,
8; gross, 3; stock, 2S6. Exports-Coast-
wise, 2.
Philadelphia-Quiet middling, 1195c;
net receipts, 81; gross. 81; stock, S4S.
Savannah-Easy; middling, 1112c; net
receipts, 1,4S4; gross, 1,4S4; sales, s.
stock. 30,920. Exports-Coastwise 727.
New Orleans-Steady; middling,
111sc; net receipts 1,7SS; gross. 1,7SS
sales. 2,100; stock. 115,O1S Exports
Continent, 5000.
Nominal; middling. 11%c;
stock S02
"Memphis-Steady; middling, 11Hc:
net receipts, Is; gross, $50; sales, so;
stock. 1882.
~Augusta-Quiet middling 111sc; net
receipts. 80; gross, 80; sales, Ito; stock,
1854.
Charleston-N Nominal; stock, 1885.
+Cincinnati-Net receipts, 80; gross,
~; STOCK, 5,1Sl.
%Loulsville-Firm; middlng 117sc;
net receipts. SO; gross SO; stock. 251.
est. Louis-Dull; middling. 1850; net
receipts. "a; gross, 272; stock, 1850.
~Houston-Quiet middling, 11Ac; net
receipts, 147 gross, 147; stock. 1902.
New York-Quiet: middling, 1170c:
gross receipts, 1884; sales, 1,O47; stock
62,SS2.
san; Francisco-Net receipts. 100
gross. 100. EXports-Japan, 100
Wilmington-Deduct bales from net
receipts this week.
Total To-day at All Seaports-Net
receipts, S,72S; Great Britain, go: con-
tinent, 1914; Japan, 100; stock, ga
0Sl.
Consolidated. at All Seaports-Net
receipts, 1916; Great Britain, 1O,767;
continent, 27,42l; Japan. 600,
Total Since Sept. l. at All Seaports-
Net receipts. 7,OS3.376; Great Britain
1887. 3o2; France, $50. 452; continent. p
519,639; Japan. 1886; Mexico 26,67S.
Not included in totals