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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13
NianlantCn in NrpD.

@ittSburg Eo, ~. <li. -
Nnnie StridIcr, ciu 20iGbri0ca
NicnItm0Odcn BON Ocutibcr Nbfllnit,
muroc bier inter Der Nntlogc oc9
Eicbitobls ncrboitct. &n lester Belt
cntwidcltc lie cine wmocrIihe Sci
Oenihoit iiir observation-disclosures 9roo II.
bodtc ilcibig ie0c @odc. Gas nod
belize 2oib le9tc iic oui oo3 aiid)cn.
icnitcr I'M Gr0AcihoB mo Damn fam
Der 1robc llnbcfonntc uno pcri6mono
NIT DEM oppciitliheu Nro0. 81 olcis
der 3cit ncrnliBtc bic @ou96crrin
Ocrldicocnc mCrtbpoIlc Sd)nuId-
iodcn, Die, mie Single iebt 5l1icbt, bon
ibr in OoS @ro0 gcbodcn lullroelL
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PdNe iir's Nnsians beiprgf q. Maiue, Nr.
Alb, Cit.9aitimpre.St ctr, uahe Geitumaunie.As&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13
@eItcrn MarDlano GiicnbaGn.

3ige D~crIuiicn Stuen.S tntipn mie folGt; 3
Sanli1l:
4.30 Miur0ens-Sbuelputi Suqer5toiutt, ". &
M.zgju6H. inD Otsgclloli1lett SottIttun,
Snncud uni G6nmbcrabnra.
0,ib WOrgc1e--Reil War Grprcb.
200 gndnt Accommodation nab 0lOnooH.
f4.b5 yinh-@rprch 6nIptlinte. Suaetstoiuf,
SnncpG, Sbtppcn5hurg llllo. ais9eroill'
men SDnntaa, Srcoerid uIla Commissioning
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1000 lbenos-gfommOoutton nab nniot'
prioue.
9anfidl, a%nSnenommrH sunntag.
800 WlUrpcnS-Yuri, ". K 9. SiOtitoti iitb
Squpllinie 6itIi3 bon emory Strobe. iO'
800 Mioreens ~SuupiIinie, Suacrstoiun. San,
N cod, Cumberland, GbippenSbura. 5rcoe'
rid, eltmliebnrg un0 w.. & ". Nahn
o43 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS radb @eitbs.
BURG nno Dorl.
1000 Observation-Disclosures mad Union
1920 @o6fn.-pGne 1oirtnIn grpreB (gnrTot,
isHnggon). fotpie 5reocrid.
1896 gnGm. grprcb mad 0ori uub y. &
4,t5 Siadm. - accommodation nab Union
g'rio1c.
5.32 g,nd)in. - Instrumentation nah @Innhuu,
nntii Grpreb big GETTYSBURG iflio Oorf.
GIG 2lbenbs Accommodation nod linton
Sur eamHaas.
II. 30 Hutbtn -Qluc Nibpe Stintteh. Sdlfc16i,G
ltoh WcTimtnrcr. 1bllrlnoui, Uiuilittnln
,,.r 8oiltS nno 3uGsrStolun tbeatnrenh am
~, Nur sonutnas..
0.30 Wnrners - accommodation td6 linton
Prio1e nnb GunOpcr.
Salt Mot an Der Retnfbloruin ,stbenis.
citation M.
u. Ncbettiou, y. VI. Sowen.
@enernI WIanuGer. Sen. FRA tt.'aacnt
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&uQte i6r Sinh Ucrgiftcn.
@os cine 0elttidc 6rau in Mihunlfcc
cincm Ir5t 3~ugcnutt6ct Doben lou.

WS0S clte 0elttl0c iSralI III Wttlunlltcc
cincm Ir5t 3~ugcnntt6ct boben iou.
W ilmnufee, NiSc., IL. Sllli.
- Sin b0dJit eigenartiNcr Sail purOe
bier Dem Goli5ei &nipcttor &icmcr
Icitcn9 cines prumincutcl cnalii6en
Tr5tc@ mterbrcitet. Cine oltf ser
@cItieitc mo6ncnoc uno in 0eutids
n%mrrifouiifcn @eic1idoitSfrciicn
mobIbcfantte Qdmc, Mitglic0 cine8
IitcrariidJen Seic5irfclS, bate i'm er.
illdt, iGr iedS M.onote oItcS &in0,
cincn idw1hliden &nnben, Ser noh
Nnlid)tlo Der Wlttcr bereitS nit Sltbcr.
flIoic beboftet mar, aus Der Wclt 81
l6ufielt, uno omar mittclit Sit, ga
lie nidt nit anlcben molle, mic Ser
lduG6li6e, 1ciIte3idNpad)e un0 Ilns
gcnfrnnfc &nobe lei0cu unO cincm
lonaen Sichtbum entgcgen geben
miiiie. 9tnf ser HoIi}eiitotion gc-
brnd)t, Icgte sic 6rolt ein polle8 We.
ItGn0niB ob, od8 bciBt, iic erfl6rtc,
ooB lie tbotIGhlid) 0oS Nliltfcn an
Den Nr5t Gcitclt Bate, ibr &inO 81
t0oten. ISie babe III iiiugitcr 3cit
moOcrnc Honlanc mo mc0ijiuii6c
S6riftcn gcIcicn un0 iei 5u Der ltcbers
5eltaltng actomnen, Dab man iolde
&in0er Dor mcitercm Gei0cn %bNuubrcn
lole. Ger &nipeftor bcocutctc ser
6ralt, DAB tic lid III ioId)em Sale OeS
&inoeSmorOc9 idui0ig MAIDEN II. oui
%ebelS5eit ms 2nhtbnu9 fommcn
miirOc. IS mur0e ibr icrncr Qeiagt
0ab, I'M Sale OoS ain0 ictt iterbcu
%loIltc, cine icbr 'doric llntcrilhun9
angeltcllt mcrOcn milrOe. Qic 6rnu
mlr0e ioOnm elltloiien mo scr 40.
li5eidjef innOtc einen Grici an oerl
@otten in Dem er Oieicn nit Der
Snd)InAe betnnnt mn6tc mn ibp er.
mobntc, olli icinc 6rau NM Oo5 &inO
Obndt ST gcben. Mit 9iiidiid)t uui
Die 6onlilie lptr0e Der Same Der
8rnu bon Der BoIijei gcbcim gcbnI.
ten.
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McrdautS' C Miners' SrauspUrta-
tiun COMPANY.

9lnh Bottom uno bent Often: ieoen Wlontag,
3ieuitG9, Sonnerftug nno Safiitaa, Nbertos
y l0r.
Rdb Brobioence uub BEN Often: ieoen Gorl'
tag. Wiittluob uub Sreitag, slhenos Q ubr.
9inb 9iepportsylelpS uIto 9tottolf: tdGltb I'M
0 ll6r MbenoS.
Srabt niro .deIi1 bis 3 ll4r sIbenos fir an
benz 9nGe dbin6renoc Snntpter nnaertonlInet.
Nnh Snpnnnab uno benz Suoen: ieoen Diem
NuItuner uno BrupioencesG 1mpicr ta6ren bon
Der 2Scrtbc ont filbe bes 9ones9uds ab. ca.
hnitunbs Sampier bon Der gSerfte an 6ube Der
lSelts SuuSsgloeniie.
Is. o.. Wtaiueban, gaeut,
tougsSod.
~, y. gurnrr, 9. z. W{.
u. .. Stebbinf, Sen. sOldH.
Sdiptblreau - Gibuit.ede 8ermau. uab
2l0EtSttahe. Qt3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13
Wndtt Der Wniif.
@ungri9er @crgl0mc ourd5 Weiang
pom &er5cbrCn elmer 6rou obgc,
bultcn.

BON &er5cbrcn elmer 6rau obgc.
bultcn.
Omobo, 9tcbr., -. <li. - 6rolt
Sobn lln0ermoo0 bon NcpsOort, Die
nit ibrcm @ottcn III oen @lid Spills
tumpirt, preiit Die Wudt oca @cian.
gc3, 0cnn ibrc Hcttltng aus 0cll
Hlducn zines blutOiiritigcn Berg
l0luen pcrOontt tic oacin ibrer mclo.
0iiden StiWme, limo ooS fam 10:
Nm 0icnita9 Nben0 mltroe Die Srult
nid)t melt bon ihrcm 3eItIoger bon CT
mem mG6tigen 9ergl0mcn ungcgriiz
len, Der tic 81 8o0cn rib un0, nit
ocn GaBen ouf ibrcr @rlllt, iih an.
Ididtc, icin Spier 81 5crflciihcn.
6ratt UNDERWOOD idrie ans &eibca.
trGftcrL bod ploBlid fam ibr Der ret.
tclloe 8coonte, 0oB iid) mil0e Ibiere
5llDcilen 0urd) Die Wto6t Der Wflliif
bc50bmen laIIen, un0 lie bcgnnm INN
ibr Scbcn gu iin8en. So Iongc iic
lang, Derbielt iid) oaS Gbier rllbig,
ood) iobol0 tic onbielt, bcgom Der
@ergI0luc bon Ncuem 81 fmtrrcn unO
Die 3abne 5u iletiden, ais pollte er
lie pcripeiien. Die gauge NoGt bin.
Olrd) untcrbielt Die 6rou Den Berg
l0mcn ourd) @eiong,oer Oh oc9 aunit-
acnuilea pergoB, Bob Die pcbrIOie
6rou bod eigentli6 ieine 2lbcnOmobl'
5cit ietn loQte. Nm Morgcn, ola bic
Trmu nobe5u crl60pit unO id)on gang
bCiier mar, febrte iDr @uttc bon eincm
3nGoausiliige 5uriid. Gr' lab ieilt
Nclb inter ben &lultcn 0c9 Berg.
I0mcn unO Elm ipoblgc5icltcr SduB
b%eircite Tie oil ibrcr ucr5lpciiclten
Gage. Go5 bot Der ormc iun0eaireus
Oi9c9crgl6mc oaoon. Nr. Ii. 6rou I'm.
ocrlpooo perbiirgen lid iiir Die Dole
@abrbcit Oieica lcltiumen Gbcntelt-
era.
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Baltimore Sampf Eafet So.
lslte unb subrrldiRge gai.siuie.)
9ie Wer. StlGtenslSOft betnroerno.
Tompfer r0irgtHin" Lneu), rAtabauta,"
Mcprntu,o .Tcuueiitc,"

&ie Ber. Stlutens4of bef1roernb.
Tampfer y0irgtHin" (ueu), rMtabauta,"
@rprDia," .5enneNec."
Sampler IRbren taQIih. SountagS nusaeroil'
men. bon ben nDni'2ilies "8iers, gtr. 1913.
9igbtsSirabe, $50 NhenbS. otrcit nd6 Slo
Yotnt Comfort, glurfuli, Portsmouth uno allen
Juuitcn ocs Giihens. GcrbinounG In Oh
Foint Comfort init .g. & {. 9ticnbdbn." gla6
HlbTono Serolioui!g w NoriSnloli9 my 6eih
mouth un6 gttIautn. Su glortolf 8etbtnounG
init BET D%gtlnltic Gonit Cine" g~iorfolt uno
peitIi6 unt nOlo 8omtuion 9tne" nab Neps
bcrh S&9f1tugton R.'G., 8ihmono, Ya., urh
glelp, Dorf ~
WiqDl8citeu nab europ1ii6cm YIaue, 1ugu'
ri6ie Nniitril8intiter. eteftrifbe GeIeld1tung,
&nlupf6ei8ung. 1nicn fret, ReIerbirie N1iiitenr
thinner in ben Nilet'9iirennr Der Dat Giltc. "
5Gs, aio6beirNbe, q. u. &. Sifce, eiorft.Gde
Baltimore uuo GaIOertsStrabe, Continental
3ruft Nuilotng uuo Albuugb's, gtr. 100, gloro'
Charles irubc.
Subn u. Sberiuuub, e. BruiuH,
gtcr'Rrdl. II. Sen Dldnauer. Sen.'Gd.'aeerit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13

reau& fir @eidiibmcicu, in 0eiIen
Heiprt Scr Anfolli bon &on5crplottcu
9cb0rt. Gic @ciprcdunQcn fonocn
iHociicn icporot itutt, Die &crtrctcr
ocr9etblcbcm So, Gbo&. Nc. Sduob.
@rGii0ent Sobnion um0 &icc.YrdIi
bent Sdnci6cr, trofen nidlt nit ocn
&crtrctCrtt Scr W}iopoIc So, &. !.
@orrob unb Gor 5uianmcn.
3te @ctbIebcnl So. proteltirte oo.
gegen SAB Scr Miopnle So. Ger golt.
sc Gontraft ilbcrluiien mer0e, ga lie
lire foitipicligcn @inridtungcn I'M.
fer Dem GinDcrit0nOnib gcnlodt bu-
be, Dob Die Hcgicrrng ibr BON 3cit
SIT 3Cit Gontrottc 5uiprcd]en mcroc,
I'M Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'M 0an.
&c 81 6oltcn. @iir0e Oieicr gauge
Gontraft Der WtiOpnle So. iibermie.
icL 10 miiiie Ole bethlehem So. ibrc
8on5crmcrtc 5uidlicBen, un0 eS
piir0e Damn ipGterbiu, falls Ole &c
gierlutg be0cutcnoc QuontitGtcn@on an
5crpIuttcn raid broudcn ioIlte, lebr
i6pierig ietn, Die 6obrit mieoer SIT
orgonilircn.
IS lit m0gli6 9enu8 Oob 0ic@etb-
Iebm So. 0ornui untrn0Cn miro, ber
Gontraft, lueldcr rlllo $2255,GO0
innplpirt, 5luilhcn ibr uno Scr W}i0.
polc So. 81 Dem BON Der QCbtcrell
o%ngebotcncn Grciic, $3l5 PRO Come,
81 tbciIcn. Die Nii0polc So. lit ma.
tilrlid) 0urdou@ nidt o%b9cnCi9t, ouf
eincn iolhcn &oribIog ein5ugcbcn.
Eon5erpIotten, iclbit 81 Dem Don ser
Nti0pulc So. ongebotencn Yrciic,
bringcn cinen cnormen Hroiit, uno
ga tie boS nicOrigitc gngcbot cin1e-
rctt)t bat, m0dtc lie mtd) ocp aun.
3elt 8rofit cinitcdet. Wion 6urf
nclt9ieriG borouf icin mcldc Ont.
idci0llng Sefrct0r @onoportc in scr
6roge trcficu miro. W~ubQc6cno.
mag fiir i'm icin, Oab Die Eon3er.
plottcn ruidcr gcliefCrt mcrocn Ton.
nclt. lpcnr Scr Gontruft octbeilt
miro, un0 0n& lit bci'm Shiifabult
ein nidt SIT mtcrihGBcnOca DO.
mel1t.
&crGebcne Goutrottc
6IottenicfrctGr 0onoportc Ocrlicb
bclltc Den Gontroft iiir Ocr @uu 0ca
S6lod)tidiiica South Carolina"
10000 Sonncn) an Die Iirmo
Gronp bon philadelphia, unG ocn.
ienigcn iiir ocu @uu Oca S6ludt
i6iffc3 oN}ihigon" (ebcnfoQa tG,.
00 SonnCn) an oic Nep 0orf
Ship ono engine 50. bon Gomocn,
N..%.
Grncucrtc 6etnoiiIiqfci.
ten.
MGbrcn0 man onQcnommlcn bate,
Der 6ric0c mcroc bis 81 elmer Qiitli.
dJcn Ill@cllon0cricBunG gcuobrt
ipcrOcn, lin0 Gle Standardization an
Der 8rcn5c 5miiten SaIpo0or unO
Guatemala bon ltcrCm ollSgcbros
dcn. Ter nmcrifunii6c Wcionbte
III Guatemala, &calic No. Combs,
ipcId)cr iid) aui Dem g8cgc nod ben
"
Scr. Staotcn bcfonb, nm bel ocrQCi.
lcGlng bon Giifcrcu5cu 5lpiihcnSol.
pooor mo Guatemala 81 belfcn, lit
our6 cine 9cpcifc mCldc i'm in
Ghompcricc IN Guatemala crrcidtc,
ltod Der Stuot Guatemala 3llriidt6c.
or0ert mor0en.
CT YrGii0cnt &e9oIuoo
in amp gefallen.
Hcgalaoo, Gr.NrGiiOent bon Sol.
oaoor unO 6iibrcr Ser Gruppcn Ser
e%rpGbnten NcpubIit in Dem qegenpGr.
tigen Sample nit Guatemala, muroc
beute in elmer SdIadt 0ct0Otet. Ter
amerifnnii6e @cion0tc MterrD in San
SaiOaoor t%elcgrophirt Dem Staats.
Cepartement, oaB HcgnIooo in Scr
Ietten 9epe9ung Der SoluaOorioner
ocQelt bic @ltatcmulancr iicl. Ins
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- Der Staliener @iopanni Wuline
DnrOc geItcrn 81 llniontomn, ga,
mcgcn Scr Gr%nloroun0 zines orocrcu
StolicncrS, 9tamcns antollio Mnppi,
Our6 sen Strdng bingcridtet. Gr be.
tbcllcrte icinc llnlduI0 bis gum lcbien
Iugcnblid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13
MarDIaab & IenuiaIpaniG N. 81.

MarDIaa6 e IenufaIDanie II. 81.
Biae h~srinifen s1orihs soe.' u. Cef ctr. ,gtofton.
1850 sorm. mao 0ort icgItn. ousaenemmen
Gpantasa.
g 30 dnr.-. lad Bella nut SJnntass.
$50 Porm. nod ReIa.t td9IiS nusaenommsn
SnnutagS.
1926 godn. ndt Dor, tao:'A. aisaenommen
GonntapS.
4.nh TurhTi' ROD 1eItn rur gonutaas.
4.20 RudJm roo B,lta taIIi1, ansaefemmrr
Goftiups.
600 9Gen6S nnb 9jelair tdelt4, auseeuom.
men Su!tlIiaaS.
II 90 ubeubs n1h Relair mir eonntues.
tf.45 sberbs Ha@ TtIair Dtttiipo6s nnb Snnr
tugs.
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SOl5 nnb &oblrm.
Rpblen.

Wefn1fre NIdlttHUuI5, II EUro SJ.1b.
Wcidgtee Gifcnbola. " 6uro $500.
&iQingcr & Sebranf.
Suipt.ghreau uuo aubIenbof: grciton. lub
@db. Strube. 3ueiasgiirenu: ,0Ib 9olpn GuuI
Co." Wionnmcut nGbe Sat. Strabe,
Eel: G. & Z. g5ofe 1ff7-Dlo. gourtIdrb 267O
(Ipril2O, O0itCJ
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Baltimore bio- 8abn.

9itteburg ......... .1dqItt.32 u. it4t ".
S SSis, 4 @c . s,p, stru laa SaJ Der stf Il u = ssr
enmoeiI . Stntion nn6 ggaibiuatru an g8o.
tbertdgen. 500 Born. bis 500 N6euos. NIT
9ulman' Htenit. 6ribeFe abiabrt bon 1t.
sRaI6inatOH, ScrIaNen UT, aopcI Ct, 300.
no. 1850, $40, t04s. ll0.55, ~, SO Bur.
.l'iiaaSi Il T52'i9I 55 !isit % mI Gg5 -, p s6G' HE Is,SS.
I'll 80 Nhenoe; oerI. Camden Ct. 300. '6.1b,
1885. 1920, 800, $3.50, 300. 1000, l1l,oo
Yiio ,So. gI'S5, 'h Ia.oS, .S,So, ls.o s5s'p Zoo. !!4i..ssSS..
300, 1906 1885, 900, .6.f0. 1920, roo.
800. 1916, 1900, 1905, .tl.10. .ti.4i
anposois, Mt. gopaI eiatian. ITO unS
2s4b Sormitiugs. lb.55 ylutr. gnmoensGta,
l7.20 inb 1000 8OrmitiagS, 1906 glntm.,
SreOcria. Ni. yloual' eiatiou. 2s.45. 1913,
Gorlt.: 9uroen Station. 1885, 1900. 2e15
urb 1000 Sorut, !:.25, 1850 uno 500 Eat'
mitiuqs.
sgindsaer, Wt. wObaI. 7.lo gorn. 1913.
1875 9iadbm.. Camden. T.20 Bprm. 1901.
1850 nno 400 yiltnt.
SdaerstBpu, VT, NOC1l Std., N.4h Rorni..
ls.bO 3adn, gGmoen Ctaiion, 1900 germ..
10 so mo i400 gindbut.
@liirpttsSitp uno UT. NirD, 9amhctl Station.
n.3b- M;15 RorrH, HIPS, 1850, '6.2o $3.50.
Gnrtls ga0, gainbet citation. 1920 Born.
anraa, WRt. J'oDal, '2.4s Ro6iH.. eantoen.
gionaf Slne cine uari philadelphia Hnb Httu.
PORT, nener terminus an Drstansapaasis.
tier Strabe, Retp. yIurf, bfdatm. uaoi Qetas.
SGeairrn uRo @tifdts.rihIiit
Ncrlgtien:
Gambler 9Rt Ruhat.
Sdbiufuuggous .... It'd. 3.bt r. y 1857
sfaiF3IStF 4 /; SInet a,iso ;aq ~. ga a'sa i Z ssi@SgaR
gagIor Siner mr. 90. 0528 8 o5T Sc
lurlor SiHcr, nusget. So,lt 30 y. " II. ID 70
Fnrlot 9'ncr 1a9i. i65 Y. = il698
.Ruhal 2imiteb" 80. .SdGI. 3.4s q. y 1852 r..
goncbrs, PbjIn.. urlsa. Go. b.00@ h05 R.G
Earlor Siner 900. .Idgl. 600 " 3 0.05 6
GoahcS. 9btla.. .,Tdal. 900 ". 0.05 va
Shlufuaqopn . ..9dqtt $50 u. 1914 %.
9ofol . ehIafuaaaoHs ino tertia snm @e.
truub IN Gunoen' nno Ut. Decentralization Mn
10 ll5r gberhS.
~ nnb Niantie.Gitp az gSo6entnecu: ..
rad Atinntie.Gitu tioIih. 5 ra6 AtlamtiesSitn
Snltntnga. Sune 3hGe bdltei IN gsiImlnston;
& bdlt IN Gbefter.
Eiiia. Stiom., Gan,ecnsg iatipn. 9s.05, 1918
@oria, 1920. 78.10 gnthIt UT aobaI Stu,
Is. 10. $500 Sorni, u %. 26.15 9lnd,ni.
Nberbern Aifont, Camden citation. II 90
RndhrT., 1910 HbcuoS: Mt. HopaI Gtution.
II .0b g(odbm., S6.1b NbenbS.
Tefcrblrina bon RnuIn In SbInf' oeer Tae.
Iorsyguogons. Speifesinieu etc, tperheH tebneu
bfiotat Der 3rlep6on in onen f~olaenben 9iIef.
pfirelir: 6hnrlcss UNI SlratoanSGtrase, g. &
Z. gSoite 1870, ODER Wa. grIrtidnb 1901. Mt.
RonalfSidtinlt. 6. & Y. MT. 9esnon 3i23;
Ganioen etotior Suiormdttorss ghreait, g. 8 q.
Scutb 1870, neer Npo. goiirtlano 2726. NIB ~.
SIG. GnofNrndotu:s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June 13.-A sharp advance in
the price of wheat at Liverpool caused a
strong tone In the local market at the
opening today. shorts and local bulls being
active bidders. Later. however. the market
eased off on selling by pit traders. who
were actuated by a weather bureau fore
cast which predicted rain tonight In the
southern and eastern portions of Missouri.
July opened u to Is higher, at S47s to s4h,
and sold off to S3ssas3A.
July corn, following advance at Liver
pool. sold up to 5o1za534x, but declined to
531sa53k on free selling
Drouth conditions sent July oats IN TO
~, the market reactlDg to 3SA.
september provisions opened quiet pork
at 1850. lard at S971a and ribs at 925
During the remainder of the session there
were one or two sight rallies but the TEN
dency of prices was toward a lower level.
The lowest point of the day for July was
at S2BaS3. The market closed weak with
July off rs, at So
The weakness of wheat caused free SELL
ing of corn the last half of the day. In
consequence the price of the July delivery
declined to 5213. The close was weak. with
prices near the lowest point OF the day. mai
62& -
Close: Wheat - July. 50: September.
S2A
Corn-July. 52xs: September, 52%a5ox.
Oats-July. $3.50; September, 35k ass *
Pork-July. 1880; September IS 80
Lard-July. s.s2M September, s.9Tk.
Ribs-July. 9.35a9.375z; September. .. 25
a9.27h.
Rye-Cash. e2ase; July. g.; September.
Flax - Cash. northwestern, 1.1Ox /:
southwestern. LOT; September, i12h.
Grain and Provisions SUMMARY
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Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL. June 13-Closing: Cotton.
spot, good business done; prices points
lower; American middiing, fair, 6.55; good
middling. 6.31; middling 500; low mid
ding, 5.9l; good ordinary. 5.T1: ordinary.
Dol. The sales OF the day were 10000
bales. of which 1000 were for specuIa ton
and export and included $500 American
Receipts, 1000 bales. all American. Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed steady;
American middling G. o. c.. June, 5S3; June
ana July. 5.s2a5-S3; July and August, 5S2a
3S; August and September, 5.74a5 T5;
September and October. 5.66; October and
November. 5.60a5.61; November and De-
cember, go; December and January $50;
January and February. 5-6Oa5.61: February
and March, 5.61a5.62: March and April.
5-63; April and May, 564.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade

IN balance of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper, 1O7k.
Am Car and Foundry, 40x.
Am Ice Securities, 63H.
American Locomotive, 7OA.
American Smelling, 154h
Anaconda, 267.
Atchison. Top. & s. Fe, 1914.
Baltimore & Ohio. 111h.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, S111.
Canadian Pacific. 159H.
Chesapeake & Ohio, 571z.
Chicago. Mil. & st. Paul, 1897.
Chicago & N. W., 2O6h
Colorado Fuel & Iron, 55h
Consolidated Gas. 49,
Corn Products, 22N
Distillers' Securities, 61E.
Erie common. An.
Erie, LIST preferred 7SH.
General Electric, 100.
Great Northern, preferred, 800.
Greene Copper, 25k.
Interurban, 5O%
Illinois Central, 1S0%.
Louisville q Nashville. 1471S.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. COM, 34&.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, pfd, SSH.
Missouri Pacific 96x.
New York, Ontario and Western, so.
Norfolk and Western, IS.
Northern Pacific. 209.
Pennsylvania Railroad 133h
Reading, 140s<.
Republic Steel and Iron, 30A.
Rock Island. com, 251s
Southern Pacific, 65h
Union Pacific $50.
United States Steel. 40A.
United States Steel preferred. los.
Wabash. 20h
Wabash preferred. 4Sa.
Wooden Goods. 39%.
BONDS
United States Steel as, 9SH.
Wabash Deb BIS, S4A
nUyE 1nnurr> n
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 13.-The cotton market
opened steady. at decline of 2a4 points In
response to lower cables. and soon increased
the loss to matter of 5a1O points, the
decline being led by July under liquidation
and bear pressure. Some thought the rains
in the eastern belt rather heavy, but they
were more generally considered beneficial.
and while the market rallied or points
during the middle of the morning no fresh
demand developed beyond the covering of
shorts. and prices eased off again before
midday.
Futures opened steady. July, 1918; Au-
gust. 1850; September. 10.43 bid, October.
lO.41: November. 10.41: December. IO,47:
January, 1851; February, 1880 bid March.
1886 bid
The market at midday was quiet, but
about to II points net lower under con-
tiIued liquidation and the operations of
room bears.
Spot cotton. quiet: middling uplands,
nS. middling gulf. 115O
Estimated receipts of cotton at the ports
To-Day 1000 bales. against S.57S last week
ana i4,22o last year. For the week, 10000
baIes, against 30, ne last week and sO.376
iast year Today's receipts at New Or
Ems f46 bales against 4,453 last year.
and at Houston. 1.254 bales. against 2,21l
last year
Spot closed quiet. points decline. Mid
ding nplands. 112o: middling gulf, Has:
sales, 80 bales.
Today's Cotton SUMMARY.
Quotations furnished by Atwood Violet & Co.,
uieuoers New York and New Orleans cotton ex-
enamges. washington branch office. T13 14th street
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THE BALTIMORE Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 1a.-wHEAT-Easier
spot contract. sea69h: July "a asked; August
s3N sssA: steamer No. red, s0Hssoil: receipts.
$50 bushels: southern grade. SiaS9.
July 5sxs6sh; September. 5S15a5s%; steamer
mixed. 54ha54ts: receipts. ~. 493 bushels exports
fl6o bushels. southern white corn, 56Sa5sIa.
southern yellow corn. 66a5S
oArs.firmsr: No. 2 white: 45alots; No 5
white, 44Aaz4N; No. mixed. 43haa3E; recefpfs.
lose5 Bushels: exports. 40 bushels.
domestic.
HAY-Firm, unchs nged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quie,. unchanged.
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Government Securities.
Heavy San Francisco Insurance Loss

LONDON, June 13.-At meeting of the
Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation to-
day Sir Neville Lubbock, governor of the
corporation, said the corporations loss by
the fire at San Francisco was from $40 600,
600 to So 100000. out of total risk of $34.-
SOC, 900. Directors advocated a reasonable
compromise in dealing with claims where
the destruction of property was due In part
to the earthquake.
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Grain rates are monopolizing the atten-
ton of the railroad traffic managers in the
west at present. The agreement as to the
dlfferentia1 between gulf and Atlantic ports,
which stands and cents In favor of the
gulf. expires on June 80. and meetings are
being held to try and arrange either for
continuation of this agreement for another
year or for an entirely new arrangement
From the outlook it would seem that the
agreement will be renewed. although, If the
efforts of the Chicago grain shippers are
successful. there will be a new arrange
ment. Another matter which Is agftating
the western railroads Is that of the elevator
charges at the Missouri river. The rail-
roads now include In their rates IN cents
for elevator charges at the Missouri river.
This charge is dictated by an arrangement
which the Union Pacific has with the Peavy
Company OF Minneapolis. which has some
$50 elevators along its lines. Other roads
have been forced to make this same change
in their rates. and 1t has been the cause of
much dissatisfaction on the part of gram
shippers and some Of the other railroads.
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Tomorrow's Entries at aravesend

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GRAvESEND. N. Y. June 13.-Entries
for Thursday: First race. for all ages, ham
dicap; about six furlongs-Lady Amelia,
142: Prince Hamburg. 126: Hanzarra, 119:
Lotus. 1903; Monet, Ito; Bohemia %; Zie-
nap. 95; CERT, 50; Diamond Flush, SO.
Second race. for three-year- olds; sell
Georgia. 90: Klingsor 106; Lawsonian
1O4 James N. 104: Kings Gem, 80; Wrenn
106; Bob Edgreen, 101; Benevolent, 1Of;
Laneastrian, los: Glencare. 104; Mel
bourne Nominee, 104.
Third race for mares, three-year-olds and
up: handicap: one mile and seventy yards
Running Water, ia: Logistilla, 112; Miss
Crawford, -104; Geranium. 1902; Coy Maid,
100: Belle of Pequest, 9S; Moonshine, 81;
Jennie McCabe. 30.
Fourth race, the Glover stakes, for fl
lies, two year-olds; five furlongs-Jersey
Lady, 107; Killie Crankie, 1O7: yero-
nique, 107: Alteration. 107: Misgivings, 1O7;
Clare Russell 107; Dulcinea, 107; Yankee
Gun, 107; Silver Point. LOT.
Fifth Race-For four years and ND, SELL
ing; one mile and furlong.-Bragg, lO5;
Black Prince. 106; Angler. 10l; Ostrich, 100;
Red Friar. 107: Huntington. l04; Palette,
aS; School Mate. 102; Don't Ask Me, 1O3;
Our Sister. sc.
not won: five furlongs-Jersey Lady, 1O4:
Ell Captain, 102; Grace George, 104; Pau
nonok 102; Alpenmarchen. 102; Kiiter 1O7;
Bat Masterson. liz: Scotia Belle, IOA; The
Wrestler, 107; AL. v. Woods. 107, Buringo,
%; Oracululum Ill., Woolstartle iO2; Oran.
village Pride. 107; Herman. lot; Belle or
the South. %.
Clear. track fast.
Gravesend First Race.
GRAvEsEND. June ls.-First race, ave