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shreou ses Observation-Disclosures.

Va IT g. 4. Wl1r5 IYOl.
glen odran inierefiirten 4SerioreH ipirn bier
nit 0iabridt ertbeilt, onB Der Sidotf Snaenieur,
ME IS burct ben 9tbidnitt 81 6, StrtifeI AZ,
ocs baltimore Staht.epoer bon 1898 Compile
tlenD oerlar9t ipiro, ben erfldreItoen 1inu Ilto
bic llmIngen fir ole 9icu. Giipe1irHng 9;ca.
9iiatcrnua uno Observation-Disclosures Der Eripat.
IGcB butter atrn. G23 bis G31, Sdtur.9tpenuc
in btcfcm 8iirenr binterIeet BAT.
9Iue oupou bcriibrteu @crioner Iino bered)s
ti9t, innerbnIb 30 Suaen, bonn Satum oieier
giofi5 an, i'm 9}aItimprer Staoi0eridt our1)
ifriftIi6 ciugcrei1te Eetition baGcecu 81 nps
pcuiren.
SarrH q. Spuper,
He9iitrator Der Stnot Baltimore.
(Wtir5i,t II, 49, 5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
shrcnu ses etast.3cai1trotsrs.

Will ut c, 4. Mldr6 1901.
Nueli o1roit intercfiirteu Ierfpneu iuirb bier
nit Mntriht ertbeiIi. oub Der Stnot. 3necnieur.
mic cs birdb het gbidnitt 81 s. Irtifcl As.
rcni) nerlun9i niro, ben erIIdrennen BIun iinb
bic l~linIngeit fir Die Rcm .TiucairuHg. Reu.
Yflaftcruua ruo observation-disclosures her Irtpat.
Ineh htnter arn. 1727 bis 1875, 9inocu.AUe.
nuo Urn. go bis 2i3, 9anrcns.s trahe, in bic
fem @iircnu binierleai bat.
gHe oapon beriibrten Yerioler itrb bereh,
ii9t. innerbolb &c 3aeen. bonn Sutnni biefer
Npti6 on, I'm Nalftnlorer, Sfaetgeri6t ourh
p~cIireit. .tAif2n
Sarrh q. Supper,
Tc9iitrntur oer Stuet Baltimore.
(WtirSi, tt,1S,25
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8nrcnu acs stast. Weotnrotprs.

nItimore 4. WldrS 1907.
Ilcn bdran interefitricn Rerfoncn pirb bier.
nit ginhridt crtbeiIt. oub Der Staot. ,Suaenicur,
lpie cs burh ben ghi6nitt OF 6. grtifeI AZ.
bcs Baltimore S%taotsGober hon 1893 (SuppIc.
rlcntl p~erIangt lpirb, Den criIirenbei IIan unb
bic llmlaaet fit Die Weu.siipcnirung 9sen.
Gilafcrung nno Nanbiteiubcfctnna Der grtont.
NncG biuter Nr. 2t01, 2t03 unS 2iO5, atubcn.
@oenur, IN oieiem @ilreaI bintcrIeat bat.
Ille haDon bcriibrtei Rcripncn iirb bcred)s
it9t, irncrbnlh so 31acn, bonn Snium oicicr
9ioti5 an, i'm 8nItimorcr Stnotacri6t burd)
fdriftIi6 cin9crcihte Eetition baeeeen 81 aps
pellircn. ~"
Sarrp Il. Sppprr,
Heaittrator Der Stuot Baltimore.
(lfurI If IS OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Muntus, ben is. Mar5 1907.
gdt scitcn.
Sic Saagcr SricbcnssGunfcrcn5 nnS
bic Ibriiitunasfrngc.

@on olcil Wdhten lit eS GngIano,
Ooa olli Der 6ricocn5.Gonferen i'm
Soag Die gbriiitltngSirage in oct
@orocraruno gcitcIlt bnbcn nl6d)tc.
Ger 6iiDrer Ser englil6en Regierulrg,
Campbell 9onncrmolt, tritt III NE
Sen un6 IN ser Erciic fir cine Scr
minocrung Der SricgsriIltungen elm.
60 bat CT fiir5Iid in Der neilcn Con.
boncr 3citIdriit yNotion" Die Gin.
m%enOungen 5u mi0crlcgcn nerilld)t,
pclhe oegcn bic @cbanollnng Der
6rogc, sic ariegSriiitungen 81 be-
grcn5crL erbobcn norbcn Iino. sic
2oiter fir sic Sccrcsriiitungcn ICicn
ms llngebeucrlifc gciuadle1. Gos
5rieOcnsgeiiibl inter ocn Notloncn
ici iett unpergleid)lid it1rfcr geluore
Den, olS eS in 1898 getpciclt lei uno
Ser S6icoSiprlld) E @cNonfe, Die
iricOlihc Hegclung Internationally
Strcitigfcitc,l, bGttcn cine prnftiide
&rnft erIongt, Die man iid 1898 nidt
bate trGumen loiicn. England bobc
iciltc @lblidten bercits bo0urd, funo
Gctbol,, Dob cS betr6htlidc abitidc
al ben Worine- rut6 ScerSollSgobcn
aen1nd)t babe. @n9ldno mcr0c nod
ncitcr gebcn, penn cs bel anoeren
WlG6tcu 0bnlidc Weinun0eu mobr.
ne6mc. IS iei gcioot lpprOcn, gug-
lambs 9eiipicl 5dble fiir nidts, oa
ooS llebcrgcmiht Scr cngliidcn Stel-
lrng 81 See beitcbcn blei6c. Ser
@onncrmon erflGrt 0o5u: Sd CLAUDE
boS nidt, bin bielmcbr iibcr5cilat
bob GngIono'S Sccmot)t iii scr @clt
OILS cine nid)t oNgreiiinc onerfanut
miro. llnier ScItholtcn an 0en Grill.
5ipien Der llnobbGngigfcit Scr Iotio.
nolitGtcn unb Der Sreibcit Oes &oils
bells bcrcd)tigt inns 81 crflGrCn, Dab,
lrcnn unicre Slottcn lmucrmcno.
bar (?) fins, Iic feline 9robr1lg iibcr
Die Mccrc tro9cn ionOcrn Die BOT.
idoit beS bcr5liditcn gutcn @illcnS,
Der iif griinOet ouf Sen 8lou6eu AZ,
bic Sllterciicn @cmeini1oft Der Ga.
tioncll.
Gli1ot biibidl; ipcr obcr gIorbt's3
england inrb 6cItboltcn an Sen
Erin5ipicn ser llno6bGngigfeit Scr
Notioncn! Mit ocm TcIt6oltcn at
Dem Erin5ip bnt iid England iibcr
liz WiQiouen Nuaorotmcilen Der
grbe nit mebr ais 400 WfiQionen
l%1tcriporfen. Sett, nod,bcm Die
gr0e pcrtbcilt llnb England iih ocn
luaitauS aroBten Soppcn 9eiid,crt bat,
iprid)t Ser Siibrcr scr GegierrnQ bon
slbriiIiung, nobel Gn0lono nod int
nler cine ettuo orci WfuI it0rfere
GIotte oils sic %crcinigtcn Stootcu
o6er Tciitidlon6 bcbolten miir0c. Gic
ioQ mad, 9onncrnun'S IuSiiibruma
gen o~leroingS nnpcrlucnbbor iein.
9l6cr ipo5u lit fic bcnn oo? @iro bic
NbriiItungSfrogc in Sooa rein ofo.
bcmii6 crortert. 10 miro bogcgen
form cine Woht etipoS cin5umenbcn
bobcn. Gin onbcres lit es icoodl
ipenn Der Serild gcnnod)t miro, bins
benbe @cidliiIic bcrbei5uiiibren. Sn
oieiem Soae niiroe Ole GonIercnS re.
iultotlpS blcibeu iino sur Gntircn,.
Dung Der Totioncn itott 81 beren Ill.
nGbcrung beitroaen. Ger Barrier
~SempS" beiiirmortet, sic GonfercnS
ioae cin internotionoles Hedlt idof-
len. Tos mare bunlor mo lpertbpoQ.
Webr nber oiirfe man nid)t er,portcr.
benn iueiterocbenbe SerIprefhmgen
fOnnter nidt cingeloIt lueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

SIM Soipitol 5u @idito a,
Gonios, lit elmer Sror, cine Gbirlr.
gen+Sdcre olli opcrntipem @cge aus
Der Siifte ettfcrnt morben. Gin Ar}t
bate bic Sfcrc Dor bier Sabren Bel
einer Operation gebrouht unb Der.
gelien bieielbe ans Der @audboblc
81 nebnierl. Sn Solge Der eroBer
Shmer5en, peld)e Die 6rau oits5uitc.
ben botte, lpurOen Hontgenitrobleil
a~igelpenoet unO Ole Sage Der Shcrc
fonnte feitgeitent Deroen. @iile iol'
die 8craeBlihfcit brs Gbirlirncn III
crItnunlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Gie Staot 81 h mo II 5, ga,
6ot 5000 9oGars mo einen Glob filr
Die Grridtung zines Genfmols fiir
oen Gidtcr Cigar NQcn Eoe beiuil-
/ ligt.
Sn 2onfmib mnrDe Der
pplnii6e Nrbeiter Nliba1t perboftef,
peil or ollf Iciner TrrhreiIe bon ger
lin nod Foien feline 6rou filr 1860
Morf an cinen M0OMcnbGnoIer per
fault bottc. ''"
@cgeni77 Bent dc &eidS-
togspo6lclt iinb &rotclte erbobcn
poroclt. gtbef meint iogor, Dob Die
SGlitc Der Geidsbotcn lptgen u1er-
Iailbtcr @oblMmtricbc nod Soule &c.
id)idt iocr6cn miiStcn.
8or 25 So6rcn Bate bic
,Gcnniplponioz9ob OH" nid)t cittcn cin-
5igcn Spciiepooeon in GicnIt. Sect
fat lie oeren 43 olti ibrelt Sltlel1, III
ocncn monotlid Ourdifnittll6 TO-
600 Eoiiogiere ibrc Mobljelten neb-
men. Sn oieien SpciIclpog9onS ll11o
400 @erionen ongeItcQt.
Ser StobI=Sr bat, mte
Ser ,T.-W. Scrofo" mittbeilt, $685.
1926 Collars in citem Sabre per-
Oicnt mo einelt llebcrid)nB bon 66
WiQionen. Sir enc capitalization
bon $50 Miaioncn cin go,t5 netter
8cr0ienIt.
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Gliaabetb Simntcrcr.

Gs iiarb an 10. O}dr5 1907 nab i6perem
aeioen GtiSabetb 3immsrer, gelicbte @atttn BON
Spbn g.. 5iulmercr, in ibrem II. 2ebeneiabre.
luoen, Der 9eerbiauug bei5uipobnen, ipclte am
Moutag, WorecnS S llbr, bon ibrer NobliiIt9,
9tr. 702, MurosGaroIine.Str ans nab Der
1t. SaiobuSs8irdbe, no I'M 8 llbr cine Jtealiem,
Mefft 9elcien miro, mo onnn auf benz n9l. CT
I1iers Sricobofe" iiuttiinoet,. G5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
@iGiant Gpof'S


praftooten S1re, nit ftspar5em 1uh, ,petBem
eeer 9raiern 9Iiiit iiber3ogen, dnBeren aaiten,
geeroigmneS $ an8eiee. Ginbnlfdmiren,. Sanb'
niue oes @rabeS, 2cidertpagen, fetS reue
9nifhen.. Giss, etiibIe. ei6ter. 3eu1ier unS
AacS uuntdnSin S75. 9eine Grtra.e pefeu.
$50 - 8criaubt uDn 2eibeu - $50.
anbrre Veerbtguug $50, 500 unb $40.
Gurth. nnb 0recuulunnt. spcpne.
geibe Telephone. Tae uuo Roft.
CGft14-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Sttn Iaeracr.

IS iturb uut tG. MGdri 1907 .nn@ fur5er
arGuI6eit s. Efto Tacracr, ~scliebftf 6dtte bon
GIiSnbCib 9iucrger. int aIicr ,pplt Ga Snbrcr.
Sermauotc mn Srcunoe fino ~ndtrmgspoi Gin
geIubcII, ner PeerbiGuug am Wiuntaa, Nnd,llit-
.aps . ltbr, BON feincr &Sobnung, VT. 326, Slos
S%runopuD, aus hei5upobnef.
(9telp PORTER SeitIupen ltt9en ~gef11tgit CO.
pireuO iIItnG .t ITB-I1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
SuIauna Sirtb.

IS ftarb an, 10. Mdr5 1907 euianna airtb
i'm 9lIter non "a Sdbrenj7 Niordteil nm 4 Ias
0ecrhiauu9 finbet @suntua, Diototns 40 u1r.
pom ibrcr ~gSo6nuHa,t pr. 1913, 9ple+Strabe, aus
tud Der "a 6l. acknowledgements Itdtr, no cine
Reaniem @isilsdiir9t9r 1ceIenrliipq 4afleiell ipcr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Scury Gurid,.

IS ftnrD am II. Wldr5 1907 4l Wla1tieIb,
0oiuurps GpuntU, Wio., Scnrg @uridl, 9%eltebtcr
iinbet Wiittp Oh, 2abiHitlnaS I 'ubr. bon Der
94pbnung ieines Suters, gtr. 1902. N~oros9oltigs
tonsstuenile, aus itatt. 8CrtUanoie uno 5relinoe
Der Samilie iiuo a6tungSpcu cin8elaoei, Der
ielbcn hei5ilpobncn. CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
9(uamIt Gbmlina.

Sc Iturb AM Is. Mtdrs 1907 in feiner gSpb'
jlullG. Gr. 3t6. SeiterioH,S trabc. Nugnit Chm
IA IaGen, e~eIicbtcr @utte Der beriiurbcncn
9ouife GbHlIin9. Sic 8eeroieuna finoet am
giuntag, Del, rs. NIdrs, 9in1ntitinoS 3 llbr,
pom 1rnierbuufe aus auf Der baltimore Gene
tern" Itott. (75L-6)
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lorraine.


MalcrtiGI Varfnrtig = Trttblth.
@cftIi6 bon G~SaIbroof eiii i,ab cine halle
Yleile. genutt bic nit Yo,pbattdn be5ei6nete
ssorttsfoencs. Gnr. Gssie autfder gahmittaes
an terminus. a,reife bon Negrdbn!6pldbe1
Guion 223. Yircan: Iranfiin. wnb Ntnofor.
%paes. &erlaaat grui6irs. (wiai4, 1S,1&S)
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Spflu Weprac Sdnnio.

IS iturb am 1G. W2dr8 1907 Sobn georae
Sdnlio in fcinem 76. 2ebetleidbre. Die Seero'
0utg iinoet Tieuitag, Den 10. Mtdr5, 9tndInit'
na5 9 llIr, bon ieiner sSo1nllt9, gr. 1llB,
GorSsg8aibingtons Sirabe, ans itatt. Nltte, teiHe
0Iunlcu. Ci-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
,Nprtubn NicB.

So iturh am TO-, Midr5 1907 Sorptbg Siet,
9cliehte Ipd)tcr bes betiforbcneIl Sobrt y. mn
l6rifiirn Cleo I'M stIiet non % Sabren. Die
Herbigung fiuoct WioHtaG, Den IS. Wtdr6, 9ldd1s
Itiita1s 8 llbr, uont Jrulerbunie, 9tr. 1911,
9iorhs gSoIfcsGtrnbe, aus ituti. GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Suhu Scnft.

IS itar6 ant II. Mdr5 1907 nm 10 llbr
NIorNeiis. Snbn cent, ~gelicbtcr Gattc bon Wl1r'
oarctbn CENT, I'M so. 2cbcusinbre. Sic Neerois
anna firoet Sicnitag, 9tudnittGg5 2 llbr, not
ser l8obnnuG feines ,GticiiobneS,. Srn. 3nbi
Ieufel, Gr. 2i5. Northumberland aus Itnit.
.Sube in 5ricOcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Vhiliuu Gricb.

IS iiarb am 10. Mdr5 1907 4bilipp Srieb,
~geIicbtcr 8nttc bon Gltfe Srieo, 80 Sabre oft.
Die @eeroisurs finoct W,pntaa, ben Is. .Mdr6
1907. 9iubmiitaeS , ltbr. bon oer SSobniirg
feines SdDpagers, Srr. q. gSolf. gr. 500, Siio.
Fcrt.Strnbc, ans ftatt. geifetililg %prioottm.
Chill .s.t .I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
/ Gr. CAN'T,
Seujeber uuo gybdtFer.

Ser electromagnetic nner Meoicn. Or er'
51blt Sbnen,. mas &C Az iuiHen tuitnffeit, moe
cs giinitie oecr nnsiinitie fem, aIeitoiel. mos
oscr g9fnf6e iino. or bat Inoeren seboIien.
Warim Mot Sbncn2 60 iiber5eust ut er bon
feiner Sdbiaiett. bab er feine Re8abIuna i'm
8orals fur 8ortrige tntaeeen ninint, nno
felt. ipirb ieire .@cbiibr aceepttrt. Sorirdee
80 Gents unb S1.0o.
epredfnnben bon 10 tts Z iihr.
G. & y. Telepbon: Wount Sermon 6t76-U.
Er. 40, Hart.Apeune.
(9es14--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Gbriitian Miacr,
Spbn Scriuig e Spbn,
2etdjcnbckatter nno Ginbafinmirer,
Nr spD02 f.~e2-Str

VT. 9OUSr EfIcnnsf StrdEt,.
9p riage,mGft: Er. 524. Gaitcru-N ucnue.
Sigbtauotpnn, Yalttrucre q puntg.
Etr baben In ~urferer lanaen 9eftdttsprasts
arm mo Het6 beeroigt. 6tnb nut eerinaein
Srofit sufrlebcn. 9ie f%einitet autfben g~elieteri
tiir Sod3eitetr. lnterb1ltinenul inb onoere sc.
leseEbeifcU. Weibe 5eiepbone- (Wlai2s.1O
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Nite Te6erbetteu.

Tel tbdffe Briefs piro be3abIt Iflr aIte 9ebern
In irgenb ipeIdber Auontitit. Wsnn fenbc Rofb
iurie an s. 4. SiaacS, VI. 6t3, Sprb, Qutau.
etrahe. Yeibe 2eIepbnne. (5-.I66)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
@eriamm
4ruoruttat lcoaue.

Hrnorntiaf 2eagne.
StaatS'SnnSil Upn Marblauo.
Sic @eneraIaScrinnmlIng Der ,N6ibciluna
Pr. IA" finhet heutc gbcnos s lt6r in RltIlae'S
Reftnlrant. siiouit'9dc BON &ambnrg. unb ga,
nuucr,strabc, ituit.
CID g. Nicinieioer, Grditocnt.
Ser u9imocn Snuneriudbrcnoe 2ei6. mo
Sparoerctn" miro am Ticnftag, ben 10. Wi1rS,
bel Noanl g. Smitb, Tr. 403, aprbs gSpiie. ctr,
Que ~. Snbresperlnmnlnilg sur gSubI beS Oil
reftorillm5 abbaIieit.
C77-s) Mar GnSres, 9rdItoent.
vMiierauna' strafcn Sctb' NIB spar.8ercin."
Sie SabressS crfurtm.uito obiacli 8ercilts fin.
ret Mpntaa, ben IS. Mdr5 1907. gbenos s
ubr, III Der g9ongrcBr6a1e." Baltimore iliib
NonosStrabe, fat, gsitt erfGeirenoe Wiitgltes
Der fuerocn geitraft. '
8, g. Srrr,
(GS,7O75,O Sefretir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Ruiulanb'S tiirfiide gGocr,
eauitnble.yrbauoc. Yutnutt sesen. etets often
- INhtnOh-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Qpnbun Eari.

Seine &ntidcn NIT @nmmirGbern
fir Seardbniffe. Son5eiten unb 8etcufnaften.
g8eibe Roliter'1ebcr5iige - eIeftrttneS 2i1t
uno 9arbon+Sei6nna.
Baltimore GDnpc COMPANY,
Nr. Bis. @et.aahete.etrnbe.
Isieptone - Wt. Sermon $50: gourtlanb 116a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

~ 49, w N'psN ~
0uS Q hifol bes Grim.
oers. Plus Sonopcr, CONT, miro
bcrihtct: Sn orobtcr grnultb uno i'm
slltcr bon IS Sobren lit bier Huooli
". Snner, ser griinber Der Wolhine
fir oic Seritcllung bon Suiciien, &c
%itorben. Seine Griinoung mllroe bon
unbercn 9cilten nadgcobn,t, ipeld)c
babel WiuionGrc murbeu. uno CT
ielblt ltorb oils ornlcr Mam.
Sic Cor iiiion beS Yro-
ger Stootrotbs bot beihlolicn. oaS
S6leppcntrogen Der 6raltelL oas
biSber id)on IN ben Stootonlogcn
bcrboten mar, nltit aid in ollen
StroBen ser Staot Eros 81 pcrbieten
bel Inbro1ing empiinolider 8elo.
unb SoftItrofen. Soate aud in I'M.
ieren Stobten Mohabmung finbcn.
Sic We9uer pom 8roBs
Eittsbnr9 moIen 9eriifune eegen Die
lebte @of)e obgeaebene @ntideioung
bes pcnniplponiifen Obergeridts
bei'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES einlegen.
Gic GcpIontc sllbclfcier miro hoburd,
il, Ole Scrne eeriidt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27

The Oul-Ol-tOWn QeHdHu loE ulOuey to-day, particularly in the Southwest, was the principal reason that the pre- mium on currency did not yield much JAS the leading cities resume cash pay rnents between themselves, the cur rency premium is expected to remain for the time being, but as soon as some adjustment had taken place, it Is ex- pected that public confidence will re- turn and domestic exchange will be- come normal again.
 The disposition to even up for the Thanksgiving holiday was one of the factors in the trading Many Stock ex- change men do not propose to show up at all to-day. The evening up dispos- ition was responsible for a good deal of short covering.
 New York Central early got down to 91 1-2, equaling its low record touched on November 4. Then it rallied with the rest of the market. A comment on the equipment note issue was that the notes may meet the company's most urgent needs, but are quite insufficient for the large amount of financing which must be undertaken for the ter minal work in this city.
 The top prices of the day were made in the last hour, with heavy buying of Reading the feature. The close was strong.
 The report of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows that great amount of gold must have been exported to Lon don and America during the course o1 the past week. The increase of the gold reserve amounted to only 4,275 ,0OC marks (about $1 1,075 ,000), instead of S1.- S42,O0O marks in the same period of last \ year 37S0SOO0 in 1905, and 63, ,S22, 900 in 1904. At this season gold always flows to the Imperial Bank of Germany in [ large quantities. Therefore 1t is evil dent that the foreign demand for gold has been very extensive. Last year the total reserve on November 23 stood at S09,0OO,000 marks, while now 1t is only 3I4,000000 marks
 The interesting statement was made Tn quarters close to the United States Steel management that the company had been a buyer of its own sinking fund 5s in the open market with a yiew to getting sufficient bonds to #complete the purchase of all the out #standing Tennessee Coal stock, if it Sshould be presented for exchange. The MUnited States steel corporation had in its treasury at the time of the purchase Hpt the Tennessee pool holdings S3O, ,000.- #p00, but the acquisition of the outstand- & Ing old stock and $S,75O,0OO of new Tennessee stock, on which thus far 20 < Der cent. has been paid, would call for learly $S9,000,000 per cent. sinking
 und bonds of the United States Steel
 Evaporation. It was alleged to-day that Y he United States Steel corporation had
 bought in the open market the differ
 lnce between $S0,000,000 and SS9 900 GOO. At the time of the deal United States
 teel bonds were S4. They have since
 eclined to 7S1s, so that the advantage
 las been in favor of the big company
 Two gold engagements were an-
 ounced yesterday one for s1 ,O0O 900,
 e other for $25O,OOO This makes the
 btal of gold imports to date (figure re-
 sed) $9S, ,250,O0O of which S60, ,O00, 900
 Rs already come in.
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CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whttely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office, 52 Broadway and is Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 New York, November 26.
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mercial paper, for which there is vel practically no market. This condition is greatly hampering the conduct of commercial operations and is one of most pressingly for relief. Some of the largest dealers in commercial paner in New York are calling the attention of small interior banks to the ,nnortarna or setting in motion credit operations or this class, arguing that abstention rom granting facilities to merchants VIII throw back the mills and first producers upon the banks to he car- carried. The refusal to take con,p,or cial paper by the small interior hanl,s IS charged by the New York dealers 10 De an accompaniment of a pillnp up or cash holdings to the point of surTelt. The days most important dA- Velopment in connection with consuIta- lions between bankers was tbe favor able light thrown on the affairs of western banking institution which has been subject to suspicion in the recent Isse, put which is now understood to pc insured combined protection bv pledged support of the banks of several or the great money centers, including New York. One obstacle to the re- sumption of normal banking conditions was thus definitely removed. Time money brokers report some slight in- crease in the supply of funds in that department, although the market there IS still largely nominal. Sales of cur rency were of only few thousand dollars, mostly in bills of the smallest denominations, supposed to be for paw roll purposes, The rates paid for for eign exchange were lower and the days engagements of gold abroad were light. The private rate of discount declined in London, which was taken to reflect belief that our demands for gold are coming to a limit. Stocks retained the full days gains to the closing.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value, $2,54SO00.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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SIX dividend.

Papa, what is a hardship?" An armored cruiser, my son, ,"-Houston Post.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of tho New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven office, 27 Center street.
 Boston. Nov. 26.
 HighLowyBid. Asked
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INTERESTING FEATURES OF TIE STOCK MARKET Demand for Currency Shipment Shows Some Falling
 Off. USUAL HOLIDAY DULLNESS Steel Company Said to be Buy ing it's Own Sinking
 Fund 5's.
USUAL HOLIDAY DULLNESS

There was further falling off in the demand for currency shipment by out of-town banks yesterday, and in the late trading there was a decline in the premium on currency to flat one per cent. basis Some of the early orders
 had been filled on the basis of l 1-2 and 1 3-4 per cent. There was a dis position manifested by many of the large downtown banks to give their cli- ents about all the ready money they needed in places where no extraordin- ary demands were made.
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THE Chas. w, Scranton Co. investment Brokers 1o3 ORANGE STREET.

The RIGHTS to subscribe to the new issue of N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. Go. 6To Convertible Gold Debentures, due January 15, 1948, are now selling on a basis of about 107, at which the yield is 5.6O9S.
 These Bonds are convertible into the stock after 1928. They are also Legal Invest ments for Connecticut and Massachusetts Savings Banks and Trust Funds, and are tax exempt in Connecticut.
 With a nominal money mar ket, these Bonds should sell at a much higher price, and we consider them a most attrac- tive investment.
 May be bought full paid or 25 per cent. paid.
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. Corrected daily by Kimberly, Root & Co.,, Investment Brokers. 133 Orange street.
 Par Rid Astad
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PRICES ADVANCE.
|gns of Selling Out of Collateral Loans Absent.

New York, Nov. 26.-There were none the signs of selling out of collateral
 loans in today's stock market, such Is been the depressing influence at tervals for some time past Free pm this influence the scarcity of the hrket supply of stocks again became hnifest and prices advanced easily on small demand. The advance in ces did not bring out increased of Eings, but the seanty demand be-
 me even lighter, leaving the market a condition of extreme dullness in
 ne of the later stages. A feature of day was the growing ease of the money market, largely due to the Sall demand for loans at the stock phange. The approach of the end of
 month leaves open a probability
 a temporary hardening of money zses to meet the large requirements
 that period. The ease of the call
 market did not bring correspond
 increase in the demand for com
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The disposition to even up for the Thanksgiving holiday was one of the factors in the trading. Many Stock ex- change men do not propose to show up at all to-day The evening up dispos- ition was responsible for a good deal of short covering.
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Two gold engagements were an- |ounced yesterday, one for s1,OOO, 900, be other for $250,OO0 This makes the
 Dtal of gold imports to date (fgure re- ksed) $9S, ,O00, of which S60, LOGO, ,OOO
 as already come in.