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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
NoAieo for Publication.

Timber land. act June 3. 1S7S-Unkt-
Cd STATES land office. Lewiston. Idahe
April 20, 1895. Notice Is hereby given
that in compliance with he provisions
Of the act Of congress OF June 8. 1878,
entitled "An act for the sale Of timber
lands In the sta4es Of California, Ore
gon, Nevada. and Washington terri
tory" as extended to all the public
hand states by act Of August 1. 1892.
Lucy V. Poore. Of Lewiston. county Of
Nez Perez. state Of Idaho, has this day
filed in this office her sworn statement
No 1908. for the purchase of the lot
4. sc IA NV IA Of section 80. Of lot
I. and ne Ia NV IL of section No. 81.
In township No. 33. n. range Ne. 8
W. B. NJ, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought Is more valuable
for it's timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes. and to establish her
claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver at Lewiston. Idaho on
Tuesday. the nth day of July. 1905
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

Son 6rnn5i2co g%eiuonnen babe,
obcr ais man ibm bier .@clcgcnbeit
gob, Oic on9cblidJ ocrurtrcutcnS ann.
men 5lriif 6lt bc5oblcn, ltcutc cs lid)
bcroi@, OoB Icinc Ingoben ntrErob.
Icrcicn luorcn. Seine Scrltrtbcilung
SIT iiini &obrcn 3ud)tbouS folgtc,
ltno III Der Scm6cneS obrit bciiclbcn
fonntc CT icinc Ntblctcn Mu$fcln in
I%nlucrOun0 bri1Qcr. Gr ioll iid in
Der Nnitolt mic elm Wtlltcr- @ciunoc.
llcr Qcboltcn bobcl, mlo @orOcin
Ncplcr, scr ltcta reyes &ntcrclic al
iCincn @%ciorNcrcn ninmt, miro oltd)
i'm niht ans bct NltGtn pCrliCrcn,
mcrn CT WiC0er o'rollbcn III Der Welt
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Staot Baltimore.

Bum @unn iir's 9cbcn
pcrcint. - Cine iroblid)c SpdScit
Ion0 on SpnttoA im Sollc 0cS Srlr.
Eolil @onnicn N Monfton @uIti.
more Gountp, ltott. Sr. Geo. MmI.
Iorgit bon buffalo, N.-D., lpllroc bu.
lelblt NIT Sri. &ohon1o Morg. Goro.
line @onnien pom Foitor SuIomon
@crmun iiir'a %cbcn oercint. Grl.
Morle @onnicn, Die lilnNitc Sdpmr.
tier Der @rout, rrigirte ais 9rullt
iulloicr. Gas biibifc Eour cfnpiil,o
nod] Scr Sroming Die bcr5lidlltcIl
@rotulotioncn Der inblreihen Sod.
5eltsg0Itc ans DER llnlgegeno nn0
aus Baltimore. 9iudl Dem SodBcit5.
moblc ~rciitcli Die 9}cpoermGblten mad,
@oibington, no @r, 6pr9it cine
StellunQ i'm GIottcnbmlboie bat.
Gus jltltgc Foor miro in Ir. BIG, f..
StroBc, z. g, Wo0rcn.
Sn Iipcr Stem gebt es iebt
id)on redt lebbait III. @eItern Mbcno
ltromtcn InnicnOc pom Menlben mad,
Dem bcliebtcn %cr8nllgltngsplobc nnb
omiiiirten lid bort neben ocn bcfonn.
len ltntcrboltnnAcll an ben Goll5erten
De- fonigl. itnIicuiidcn aopeQe. Sie
art. itanloBc Der %creiniatcn Stra.
Benbobncn miro Gn>r oicier ISOLDE
mieoer iotpcit rcp1rirt iein, ooB Die
Maoiion . gpemue @aggons nGd,.
item Sonntna oircft nod Niper-Ticm
fabrcn fonncl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Sirdlid)c llntcrbaltnngcn.

ltntcrbaItung 0cS aurora 9oD3
Club" Der Ser6 clu-@cnRin0c.-
SntcrcIIontc glliiiibrung Der &na-
ben Der ct. Sotobuaz EiorritullC.
Ger ,Nirora 0ppS GLIB" bon Der
Ncr5 Scin.@cnlcinoc in &i0bIon0.
tolpll pc%ronltoltctc 0~cltcrn Ibcno III
Der Sallc Der Wcnlcllloc lcinc critic
iGbrlid)c llntcrbnltung, bel luclhcr
iplNcnbe 5lpCi FolIcn uufgcliibrt MIR
Den: She 0octor'9 9Iiiiitont" NM
.Sbc @rcot Umbrella SrioI." %ci Der
crItcrcn EoIlc morcn Ole Mtitluirfcn.
Den Src6. @rcBIciu MiQiou 3c0cr,
@co. Hclltcr un0 Saul Ncdcr. mo bel
Der lebtcrcn EnuI Ncdcr, Snlcph Got.
tcrlucidl Charles &r0nL Sobn &norr,
Sbco. Wndlu1c, @ul. 3cQcr. @corac
&r0n, Geo. &ulbilcildL SoGn @iac.
Toom SCHUBERT, Wtotibcm &nlb, Scr
molrn &ormonn, Nbum Sd)mcibI, :.
Sonuuctb, Norrp 2conborht, Hius
renee Eopp unO @rl. Sobcnitcin, Sic
2citltna bcS mlllitoIiihcl1 Ebcilc3 lag
IN ocn NGl1ocn bon Yroi. ScurD =.
Miiucr.
NoS arrangements .Gonitc bcItono
olt& Den $50. &obn &norr, Norlibcr.
Foill @cdcr, Nliiitcnt, George Hcllter,
Scfrct0r, mo s.. @%conborot, Sdlot-
nlclltcr. 9oliclbc Eroornnm BON &c.
tern Nbello miro bclltc Tbcn0 nod.
mails sur Inililbrltng 0%clouacn.
In ii brnnG Scr @ dull
fnabcn.
Gic anobcn Scr St.SofobltS,E forr.
ld)lllc pcronltultctcn N~cltcrn Nbclt0
cine llltcrboltlng in scr st. Sofo.
blis.0ollc, bel mCIhcr oic ronluntiid,c
Spcrettc sic @ludc I'M @oloc" slir
Tll1filbrltn0 NclonOtc. Die Iuiiiib.
RING mar gut bclldt ltn0 crntctcn
Die Witluirfcn0cn itilrnniid)cn 0ciioll.
Nclltc Nbcno miro Die Spcrctic mic
ocrllm jitr glr'liibrun0 %NcIonNcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
II.
rFruf." SCucD balo irci.

Nic Stroi5cit Nc& Protectors" lit
om %. Moi uoriibcr. - Sol lid,
I'LL 3lldibnl'Nc gut bctroGcr.
Seine intcrciiontc Gorricrc Eicr
un0 o%nbcrSluu.
vEroiciior" Ncr. &cpcn Der Oar.
bier mo Srltrllttcur ir otblclihcn
Grer6ltlcn, mclhCr in Nr. 22Ot. Ma.
otlor- Nocrnlc, Gin @Dmloliltm mn
tilrtild)c9 @oo bctricb, miro an %.
Mot ans Dem 3l,dtboro c%ntlolicn
ipcrocn, % or an icncm Gage pier
Sabre INTO 5pci Monotc obociciicn
bobcn miro, cincn iiinij1briocn
StroltcrnlllL nit Nb5uN bon 5mci
Monotcn i0brlid tiir 0lltcS @ctru.
gen, Worocin Mcplcr bot nod rlid,t
nit &cpcp iibcr oclicn Yl0nc, nod
ocfn CT 0o@ 3lld)tboua pcrlollcn bat,
1clprod)cn, bod Nlnllbt cr. boB iid)
Der nod iil1gc Monr 5lt icincn, Vrl,,
Der bcgcbcn mCrbC, Der III Nrooflpr,
luobnt. Gtc cbcnloliqc Srnit hcS
Fro'clior9 miro iid) jcocnioaa nidt
INN ocnlclbcn tiln1merlt. ga iic Iid)
bnl0 nod lcinCr &crllrtbcihlna nor
Inn ld)cl0cn lieB, ultb lire @rii0cr,
Die Stnblinbritontcn Gupi0 =. mn
Nolcph Scdliltgcr, lucrocr old) fcir
&lltcrcilc nlcbr an ibni boben. 0on'9
Wrrocr 0o0cgcn bctrcibt in Nrooflpn
Gin 0bnlidc8 GtobIiiicmcnt, mic Tol,
irilbcr bier, llnb BORT miro or lpuhr.
Id,rinlld Tcrlpcnbun1 finocn.
ScpCn'5 Sail ipur Gin icniotionCl.
Ter. Gr fam I'M Sabre 1900 bicrbcr
mo milr0c boIo luoblbcfonnt. Gr
ltobm oil mcbrcrcn iinon5icQct I'm.
tcrtcbnllnNcn Sbcil mo bciroibetc
Sri. Scd}in1cr, BIC inn cin aito &C.
bar. GiniNc Wonotc lon9 mar Scr
pFrofcllor" prominent II, Sporifrci.
len, obcr nodI mo nod gino c@ nit
ibnp bcrNob. Gn Z. Sonllor 1902
muroen lclnc 6rcunoc ollrd) bic Nod
rid)t ilbcrrolft, Dab Ion Baltimore
oerlolien babe, unO 5ipor in lcbr nm
lterioicr MCilc. Gr bate bei ~lcincnt
Sdhpogcr, Nrn. Gnoib Schinocr, &C.
mobrt, Scr in Nr. 1927, 9oltonitr,
cine grobc NcliOcn5 bciibt, mn aud
BORT muBtc mani Nid)tS bon lcincm
arfcntboIt. gnt nGditcn Gage lulrr.
DC bic llrlohc bcS Tcrldnpinocn5 Sc
oep's bcfomt. Sr. g. SolobcS CT
longtc circn &crboitsbcicb( gegcr
i'm lpcgctt lt%rtgclcblid)cr Gr,nn0cr5
cii,cS EoorcS CLAIMANT brrin1c I'M
@crtbc bon $50. Sr. Sbomo9 u.
Wllrrnn lpllroc ais GonfurspcripoI.
ter iiir 6o@ tilriii6c Vo0 nno Dos
@Dnluolilnr crllotnt, iln0 bic .Tro.
bcrs & McdIunicS' Tationol 9unf"
crlongtc cincn @cidloqnoblnc geicbG
fir Die Gumnlc bolt 5000. nit Der
s(ngnbc, 0nb Der vYroiciior" Elm
6urd}pcGorgcrcr Sduloner iei. Ga.
pitdn Humphrey bolte ipcitercGrfnn
%Oigun0cn Gin, mo ooS Neiitltot mar.
6oI, oIid Cin gierhoftsbcirh( mrnru
S0lidlnA gcgcn 2epep erlongt lultr-
De. Cam bicb eS, 2cocp bultc lid,
an scr aijitc oc@ StiQcn Wcercs oui
INC bo5c hoiclbit bel ser Nenncn cin /
&crnlogcn G%clponl,en. Cam Itcatc
cS iidj bcrolt2, Dab Der Eroiieiior lid,
in Ncp ?)Orf mtiboIte. 9ort mllr0c
CT polt bcn@cbcimpoli5iiten ous 9ol
pcr6oitct. gr b%cbouptctc.
0ak er $1,000 bel bctl HeHncn III !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

an Der SilO.GborIeS Strobe nit ci=
ncm Giontontcn 5erfrobt uno gcitcrn
Mtorgcn cntocdtc man, bob 6ic Sen.
%lterIG0cn uon 9. Sedt ln0 Screens.
fcloer nm @rooOmop, 5uiiden 9ont.
StroBe mo GoIternsN oenllc. glcid)-
falS 5ertrnbt luorcn. Eoli5iIten III
Gioil limo 0ctod)irt morocr, INN 0cll
&on0olCn 81 pcrboiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Standardization.


Fln L, If. Moi. - Ser
Gonpicr oaronprin5 @ilbclm" lit
bier onNctommcn lut0 nod Nrcmcn
lucitcrgcfobrcn.
@ibrnltor. #. Mai. Ger
Gnnpicr oNobcn5oQcrn" lit bon Ncm.
9)orf bier onNctommcn mo nod) DC.
opel mcitcr1ciobrcn.
0opcr, If. Moi. - Nlb1eiobrcn
Der Compiler ,Fcnnlplponio" (pon
SonlbrrN) nod Nclus gorf.
GbcrbourN. If. Wtoi. - Nb0c.
fo6rcn; Der Compiler y6ric0rid Der
@rnBc" nod Mem ?)orf,
Ter Compiler %HronprinS Milbclm"
1T bon Ncm- Dorf bier onocfonlncll
n1o nod) Bremen ncitergefobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

Gin nItcrer Seenunit. lunQe ais Sod mn
Gtcipdr6 auf Sec %acfubrcn. iliht puiicnoc SicIs
luna am Ganoc ais =. Nod in cincm Nciiuurnnt:
in &itdcls nib 0dllsnrbcitcn bcpunoeri. giadD.
d~ltirdocn bel &. 3in1cloen, 2ucuit' Epiut.
u3I-bO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

Nenn Chr Och njthia hntt. ipencet @ndI
dn nns. S1rlebel nit Saldre. Jtobeln mo
Srinoeigertbum Eerfhpieaenbeit. Seine
2tibacidIdftSsM etbooen. Wir. Sreincr, Nr. i20,
Horo. Eaea. Strahc, 1. SIur, 2au1orD NliloiIlg.
tspril15|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Nbamt RnSp's ReHaurant,

Tr. 1l04, Guio.Sentral .Tpenne.
Ser pTcrhofi Smmcripdbrcnoer 8anberrtn
bon baltimore" berfGmmeIt tth bier ie,
beil Wlontda. - 0eorgc 8rcbm & @ons
Ricr am 3dpt. nab oeuti6er Art btrefl
bonn Bob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

~FHNWtTHUT9
Slil lcbtaCr hcnIiiher Wtnrlll, mcltbcr out nit
Ftcrocn nll{uQcbcu mo nuh Suricnurbcit nerr
tiebt. trdi Siclluna ais Niiicber nii Dem Can.
DC. gind5itrdgen in Nr. 1902, SitsGngcrsStr.
1876
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
9crtnitn.
8ciun.
9eutitcs Wrbetts. Sodpet,uucs.y nrcou.

9entitcs grbeitS. s;atipeiinncs.gRrea
Fr. 2I0, SilbsS barpsStrnBe, inter Der Mufiidt
betit4e S1noiucrIcr, glrbcitcr mn 9ienftboieu
ti beibditigct luiini6cn, ipo[cn itb pcrf1niih
loer IN fruniirtcn Yricfcr an ben ~sleentcn Der
Beicnfdafi, SuBann .. Wlcntr, Nr. 219, Sic.
Ebarp' Strahe, ipenhen, ipeIdcr urcntacItli6
E~nsiinli crtbeiIen ipiro. Spret %filnocn bon 1
pis b ubr. (Suh28,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
3n ocrmictIcn
Sn uermtcthcn:

Stlts ito Seranil9irtgSs bore am Colgate
greef, aeaeniibcr HihersSicu. beduem fir btc
etoht aeIeacn. (Scntihe Samilien beiorhcrS
beopr5iiat) gtad3ufrdacr bel Ttcrre e. Tuaau
& Grptelu, Nr. tG, Gt.2rIinotun. etrake.
(glpril7-tWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

Sen terfratcr. - Sm 2auie
Der letter paor @nd)en bnben Bon.
oolcn einc gauge gn5obl Shouicnitcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Sutu 1ronS's ,9ddtr.6erberae,"

~. 80 NurrIIdhs, hdbt ftItHgtoHsStr
SEQ. 9ilriber. IT., @ruiisGo.'s Nier am
3apf. &Grnler liinfb bon IL hiS 1 ubr
EabnlittagS. gHe heutf6en Edder y'nb
ANN Neinte cinatIaben. Is. & Y.'IeIe.
phpn = Uit. Vernon 0 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Baltimore Sransfcr Gompaonie

ehboft'Gde 2ight. NIB 2umbarbse trake.
SansmiSbei traHspurtirt unb perpadt. rmnt.
bnie uiio Rbaetpns fit Bienics ,ueroen Jest fiir
bic fcmntcnoc eaifoi aetiht. SHbripcrfe uno
YreiIe rctt. 81. .N ,(52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
8. epabn's 8titaHrant,

TcrinmnlIuneSlufuI bes rantonia /. Con.
{ eIopes Nr. $3.50, ;. 8. s." rstcuben.9i u.
ftrifts Er. 1906" rSGiuers 9iitrifts gr.
1903. 8: u.'Q." mo sDitirifts glr. SO,
3. u.sg," Sdlfe an 9creine Al berruics
then. Seinitc Nicre. g9cinc uno auoere
0cirdrfe. 1eIepbOt: 3. & y. N0Iie 500 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Site Tcbcrbctten.

Marftprei5 miro be5nbIt fit dIte Seberhettcil
mo nntifc W,dbdgcrp saf0bel. Scttoet Boitfarte
an bic
,Gploniai antiane Co." Wr. 613, NorS. 6 nta,u.
N- Gtrnfe.
9eIepbpn: grt, g,crnon 30is. 81 gcftcLrns
cen prompt ulsgcfiibri. C3-,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Sn %ncrfamfcn.
Carmen IN pcrtaufeu:

SdmiIicnpdtcr! SodGclcacne5 frn6tburcs
Cam. 10 Wcilen bpn 9Snibingtpn, 8. g.; ouicS
ISaiicr. SSlro III Yar6cacn nolt pcpiiridicn
Sr1beu %bertunft. @cinilie mo &eIliigcI brill,
Gen bcbe Yreiie unf Dem 9Saibilgtun Wiarit.
lircite uno GeoilDingeIl ndd) llcberctufcntmer.
Mid,are &eipcR Gpnipnng, 4iS-i5O Gpnitnble.
8ebaubc. tSS..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

Subn ". ederDef G. euus,
Sniporicurc uno @nproSs2iQuorsSdnoIer
659-661, g9eit.Vratt-. nabe Henn.etr.
0oItimore, a2o.
q. 4 P.sIclepbon - Soutb 1876 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
3n pcrfanfcn.


In ucrfnuicn:
Mcqen Mrnntbeti cine plt Gcbcnnc lRirihe
th0tt. N1djuftnaet in Der expedition oicies
VInttrc. t35-O
Gin @araaiu fir ocimtattc.e ndbcr.
.3ebn Idcr qltterl lirhnrCu HHmncs fir @es
%fnliiehdu, ~ WGeilc bon NIbEituiinn unb 10
Wteilcn bon Der Stdbt. hci Observation-Disclosures
Garnltrnbe %erifcrrt. in Annc IrunbcI GrnrtD
Frcis $3.50.
Tnfcrocrt Gin ! iuo II Ndcr @runoitiit rnb
Gin : 4dcr Srunnitiid.
Sullie nc1cil Vn1r: GeIt nan ,iDrcr NCnllcnrz
llhteif, &nnIInt tprhcreiiei sam Ibiblub SEQ
HnItoele, lprnn Sun bnS Gam ocidut.
@cmifcfnrm uocr galriju.
10 Dieilclt bon Der Stuoi in Wine %tlrliuncIs
COMM, IA Wtcilen bon N16n,I1tirn: nrenit
y Wielle am Irnt bcs Winqplhu Sluilc5: mirh
in'crt .tlr $3.50 b%erfaiit. Ncnt sic iuirflid,
ctl'ct 'hinnen sanefit biiia Innici iprIlcn, mira
,'bnel oieIer pniie1; past CT Sbicu mint, hiite,
bcIdftigcn Gle ms niht.
.scpern 8eaitn GpmYuuN,"
t9idti4,1O gtr. III. gtulo.lbnrltS Cir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Stcacnacindc.
Steueacimdl:

Gin outer Observation-Disclosures, aud, DIedhauts
fer, nit puten Se,guifieiI, fnbt Steuu1q. giucb.
6ntrnocn in Hr. 929, Fcnminlpnuia. Apcuuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

q gprtne'S Canton 2ieberfranS-Saae,"
) SaupiouGrtier oeS ,Ganton;aieoerfraiiS".
= Ginaitiroe jcoer Miiippf aheno. Der
s Gamer gerein berTammc!t flo ieoer 9ien'
q ftua Ibeno. .yiutiunuI"'8i am Supf.
= 9beidpcnfesI cIcpbon - Nolie 1853 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
ehmiot's .Gihrnfrnui. Salic,"
fSdr q uun lNouob. Stfoitr

, Sniiptororiier bcs .g'nbcrt &r.s llni Ser.
) Gins" pGihcnIru15 = Ealnc SereiIs,"
5 .Guninn Smnlerlu. Nulis Ii. Gcibnerei1s,"
, GonfIane 9ir. ATS, ). 8. s." 5rifdes
J Eier III icoer 3eit. - g. q y. IelcpDur:
( 9Solie 32S =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Iinno sn %perfanfcn.

Yinnp sn rrrfanfcn.
Ginc Eamc berftIeuhert Elm firSe 2cit aes
bruidtes liubu gonu pllprigbt @runo Viatip"
tir $115: fpiteie $500 letie Weibnafteit. Sas
brifunten, Gnrurite uno Guitiune boraeseiat.
Gin iaIi reues Impurities FurIorsW ieublemert
tiir $50; Icftefe 500. Griputbnus. gudb3ls
frngeIt in Rr. 2102, MtGnnub. strake.
(aluii .tWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

With y. NItIHe WsThHtHHf,
Tr. PIG, Slag., nGbe Spluarc'eiraRe.
@pr8iigli6e &cine, Spirituofen II. llnions
9iearrcn. NciicS 8ier am 3dpt. Gunfh
fit &cfbdiislcnte bpu 1880 Born. bis
9 llbr Nn6nliitaos. 9clepbon Is. & y.
- vi. Sernon 300S u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15

SdnoIer nit feinen gRcincn, SpiriiuoIer
NH Giparren.
sr. BIZ. fb.5rcmunt.Aoenn baltimore.
SrcisSuntb bcu adf3tu Tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
gcrIamat: Iramcn nnb Mabdcn.

Ycrlangt:
Sine ocutife tSrau. nm eil 0ctI! III hcall,
iihtiqcu. Wiun %noreffirc: rSpG w. y; w.
6rpCoitiuu oieies Niattcs. t5o]
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-21
SHARP BREAK MADE
IN THE FIRST HOUR
Census Bureau Report Was
Feature of the Day
SALES WERE 100000 BALES
Bulls Supported the Market Later and
the Close Was Steady at Loss
of 10 to %
Points.
SALES WERE 100000 BALES

New York, March @.-The feature Of
todays cotton market was the final re-
port of the census bureau, which caused
n very sharp break during the last hour.
Bulls supported the market and 1t closed
steady at a loss of IS TO % points. Trad
ing was nearly double that Of the previous
day and transactions were estimated at
100000 bales.
The market opened steady at decline
of points to an advance of ] point, old
crop months being depressed by disap-
pointing cables, while new crop positions
were steadied by continued unfavorable
weather in the SOUTH Heavy rains were
reached In the eastern belt and very low
temperatures followed the rains in the
eastern belt Shortly after the call tho
market rallied on buying of May by
prominent brokers supposed to be for the
account of the market leader who has
recently been issuing bullish literature,
and May sold up to lots and July to 1857,
or about to points net higher. At the
advance supporting orders were partially
withdrawn and the market eased off I'M
der realizing by nervous longs. who were
preparing for the census figures. Just
statement was received, May was selling
at 1896 and July at 1874, or about to 3
points net lower. Immediately after the
report the market broke very sharply
with May selling off to 1923 and July 1913,
or about 80 TO 3e points net lower. There
was bull support at the decline and
prices rallied somewhat I'm the later trad
ing, but the average weight of bales WAS
above bullish expectations and sentiment
remained unsettled
Receipts at the ports today were 81 .964
bales, against 1926 last week and 3l0o9
last year For the week estimated $500
bales, against Hills last week and TO- 452
last year. Today's receipts at New Or
leans. TAI. against 1868 last year, and at
Houston 775S bales, against 1887 last year.
New York Cotton Futures.
New York, March 2o-Futures opened
and closed steady, quotations ranged as
follows:
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PROFESSIONALS
BUSY YESTERDAY
Demand for Stocks Was Not
Important
SUGAR PRICES ADVANCE
Railroad Earnings for Second Week
IN March Not So Favorable as
They Have Been This
Year.
SUGAR PRICES ADVANCE

Now York, March 20-The demand for
stocks which caused today's partial re-
covery of yesterdays losses was not of
an important character. The shrinkage
in the volume of the transactions is it
self evidence of this fact. SO also is the
distribution Of the days recovery on lines
closely parallel with yesterdays declines
This is pretty clear evidence always Of
the covering operations by professional
bears. The responsibility of this element
for some part Of yesterdays pressure on
the market. was very evident from the
character Of some of the rumors circulat-
ed on the stock exchange, and which
were shown this morning to be totally
without foundation. Sudden failure of
health AMI death for half a dozen promi-
nent capitalists were alleged In these ru-
mors which could only have been origi-
mated In an attempt to depress prices in
view of the lack OF Foundation proved
for them.
The demand today to cover the short
contracts put out during the circulation
of these rumors was a natural conse-
auence. That the buying extended be-
yond these limits was generally disbe-
lieved Foreign markets gave an impetus
10 the recovery owing to the encourage
ment~felt over the prospect OF a settle
ment of the difficulty over Morocco. News
of actual developments, however had
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Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Steady;m iddling, 10 1916; net
receipts 10004; gross receipts. 10000; sales,
$50; stock, 5,676; continent 40.
New Orleans-Quiet; midding, 10S4i net
receipts, 7,474; gross receipts, 7,474; sales,
115O; stock, 2So.165
Moble-Quiet; middling. 1O5s; net re-
ceipts, 400; gross receipts. $50; sales. $50;
stock, 29.9SS; coastwise, 1907.
savannah-steady; middling. 10 GIG; net
receipts. 1910; gross receipts, 17io: sales,
POP. stock. 56,219; coastwise, 1864.
Charleston-Quiet; middling. l01s; net re-
ceipts, AZ; gross receipts, Az stock, 81
s04: coastwise, 907.s
Whining ton--Steady; middling, 109s; net
receipts. SO; gross receipts. SO; stock,
4S4
Norfok-steady middling. II; net re-
ceipts, 1854; gross receipts, 1854; sales,
379; stock IS, 113; eoastwise, $40.
Baltimore - Nominal; middling, nh
gross receipts, 500 stock, 1900.
New York-Quiet; middling, ll15; gross
receipts, 42l4; stock, 1885, 1854.
Boston-Quiet; middling. fiJ5 net re-
celpts 1853; gross receipts, 1893: exports to
great Britain, IS: continent, 2557.
Philadelphia-Quiet middling, 1.4O;
gross receipts. Sl4; stock Sl12
San Francisco-Net receipts, $50; gross
receipts. $50: exports to Japan ESQ.
Jacksonville-Net receipts, 112; gross re-
ceipts, 112; coastwise, 112.
Miscelaneous-Ne receipts, 81; gross re-
ceipts, 81.
Total today at all ports-Net receipts.
q 1854: exports to Great Britain. IS; con-
tinent, 2606; Japan, $50: stock. 754.sS4.
Consolidated, at all ports-Net receipts,
81, 651: exports to Great Britain. 42,34l :;
France, 1853; continent, 1860; Japan, $50.
Total since September 1. at all ports
Net. 65s3 SIG: exports to Great Britain,
2.304. 326; France. 5s6,4s1; continent. 1886 :
O65; Japan. S3,5O6; Mexico. 2714
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very little reflection In the market, and
offered no important changes from condi-
tions existing yesterday. The accumua-
ton OF liquidating sales which had come
upon the market with the turn of week
proved very diseouraging. Speculative
holders had completed retrenchment, how
ever, and left the way open for todays
moderate recovery all around. News from
the conference looking to a settlement
of the coal mining labor dispute showed
no definite outcome In prospect.
An advance in the price of sugar was
an incident of the day The recovery in
Amalgamated copper gave rise to discus
sion of the growing foreign demand for
the metal, although the price in London
yielded today after a sharp advance yes
terday. Gross earnings of railroads re-
porting for the second week in March
showed a decided shrinkage in the ratio
of increase over last year compared with
that since the first of the year which is
attributed to the increased difficulties of
operation caused by the bad weather con-
dtions The situation in the money mar
ket was not changed, and no effect was
shown by the payment of the final Install
ment on the last Japanese loan. Money
rates mere were uit1dikcus anu uiS9OuHls
yielded in London. There was also sharp
advance in the sterling exchange rate at
Berlin, at which point renewed receipts
of Russian gold was reported. Foreign
exchange here was inclined to yield. but
very slowly. Reports were current of the
proba bilty of further renttances to the
amount of Japanese funds on deposit here.
The future disposition of Japan's large
deposits In the large western centers is
the subject of interesting discussion both
at home and abroad. The London Statist
asserts the belief that the Bank Of Eng
land will endeavor to maintain an UNI
usually strong position until the Japanese
balances have been greatly reduced, and
that consequently those who discount a
fall in money in April too freely, may
find that they have mistaken the course of
events. The last half hour Of the trading
on the stock exchange was the most active
of the day, the demand being from the
short interest showing increased urgency.
The market was fayorably affected also
by news that definite. terms of settle
ment of the Moroccan dispute were be-
iieved to have been agreed on. The clos
ing tone was decidedly firm, and at about
the top level.
Bonds were steady. Total sales. par
value, $2,OS5000.
United States new As advanced Il per
cent on call.