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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
En- 10 Imperial" New Yak.

En- Ia8 mevCanOfaB que 90 vendsn en-
NuOva Yo1k, 90 obtisno ca muCh0B Oa80u
considerable bsnetOi0; poB0 entire t0dOs LOO
artfCulOg, 81 que deja mAy0F utiIidsd e. 81
dc IR joy0Rfa, sn OuyR manufaCtuFa entFR
ls imitRCi6n de pi0dEa8 pEeCioBaB.
La gananCia ca egb9 EamO 90 G m0nud0,
mil wees mayor del Costo del aFtfCuI0s
Obtsner $40 PoE 10 que Cu0ata 40 Csnta'
vos, 60 negOOio que % bRO0 & m0nUdo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

Berlin, Ssptienbr0 H. ri t0ma de
pEefsrenOia en- Las CuaDtionsB polftiCa8 del
diR, en- 01tR capital, ca el PsfaEente & Lon
aHuntoB do MaREUeCoR. La aCtitud del
gobioEno, dsBpues de 90 Conocida pEopeBi'
Ci6n Las potenCiag, 90 fjs On Lon 1ig1ien'
ten t6Fminoa: 81 FranCiR obligs MuleY
HAid & hRcsTs9 EoBponBablo de lRg obi
gaCionsa y compromises ContFsidoB poF 81
destEOnado Abdul AziE, y CoBtsaF, Rds'
mas, loG inmsDBoB gasto1 OCaAiOnRdOs poF
les opersCion0B del ej6fcito frances; Ale
mania 30 vera obligad snt6nces no
vOtAT pOr 10 notR franco. .eBpAfiola, pEsuOin'
diando en- absolute de 10 Contsnido en- 6gSa
= traERndo poE d Las condolences & que
doban uometsPs0 Las dennis potsnciRg psFa
81 E0Conocimisnto do Mul0y HAfid. 81
cate case llGga, eB opinion general On loB
cfrCulos polftiOoB que Ioa A5untoB do Ma
FEuscOB dstsFminaFGD, al flo, uuR EuptuER
de h0RtilidAdeG entire los dos podaTeu y
quizk 90 vsB forsadR Alsmania enton'
d6fBslAn tambi6n con InglstsrrR y dem6B
naCioneR AigaRtSEiAs del ACtR dc AlgeciraG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

Ell 19 del pasado mes de Agosto 90
enCOntFsbRn sn Paris, lOB seh3FSs Charles
V0Es, DAmiGn MOns0EEAt y Pedro Garcia
que vinian pOE Europa y F0gressE6n & San
Juan fine8 del C0PFiente afio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

SOLAR Y CASA, ge vende en- 81 600. en-
CaCsno, ea4Ie de la Car'etera No. 50. Oasi
n9eVa, que Ienta SO mensuales; tiene do
ml3lo; m 81 solar mide IL y medias yaTas pOr
mara j: ObreF, P, @. Fox 1874, s parada
4Vl SaRGugce, 15Y,a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

Sc ARRIENDA 0 VENDE.-Una ca
ia en- Santurce, de reCiente construcCi61,
con espRcfOsOs dOrmitOFiOs, y enolavada
en- un solar de 2lO2 metros cuadradOs. La
finca tfene GuadFa y coeheTa. InfOEmardn
NJ. g, Box 295 San Juan. 15Y,a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
"DENTUNDO"

Este eB 81 msjoF Onost6Oico local conoci'
do. De veBt3 On lRg aCF0ditadaB farmR.
CiRs de los BafioF0a j. NJ. BlanCo y Go +,
Alfonso g. ZsEbi don Pedro JuIi6.
DiFfjsEs Ia CoFFaBpond0nCiR & % agents NJ.
MirRbaI. p. 0. Box 44O. B.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
GABLES De HOY.
Hen tenidO que suspendsEse los TIA
baiOs en- las minaS, CGrCa de
AhMeGk.
Ell C6lbra mOlbO aSiatiGO 60 sI N01te
de Rusia.
Ell ''AvistOf' de Wight bate ell record
como diFigfbIa.1
EI prObIema del imperlp marrOQui.

WRBhingtoD, ssptiambro 11.@ss han
vsFifCRd0 nusvoB expOFimentoB con olIbu'
que 6aEeO, invont0 de loB hsFmRn0B
Wright, que adquiriF& para n este gObier'
no. ERtOB nuevOs GxpeFimsnt0G han dsja'
do On el Gnim0 de loB sxpsEtOs en- nAvegA'
Ci6n a6Esa, la c8Ftidumbro do que l0B her.
mRn0B Wright han obtenid0, CON % in
vsnto, 81 mayor 6xito haRta IR foChs RlGan'
zRdO en- la indiCads Ci8nCia. Los hePmanoB
Wright On loB sxpoEimenEos que aCaban
do hRCsf con "a AvietOF, han BobEepujado
todoa los records del mun6O, Pues 10 ma
quina volRdoEa 20 mantuvo BiempEe, du'
FRnto Les pEusbau, bajo psEfsCto gobiarno,
10 Cual no pud0 COnHsguiE On la8 pFuebaS
hsChRB dItimamonts On Alsmania CON Hu
diEigibIo, 81 conds Zsppalin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

San PeternburgO, sspti0mbre lisa
ha dsOlGEad0 ofCialments que Ol C6loEo
morb0 RBi6tiCo infaatR todo el NoEts de Ia
Russia. Los despAChoa que 90 Feciben dc
lou puntoB RtaCRdoB pOr l8 pIsga, iDforman
que 6Ota OauDR OstFagOB tsEEibls1 en- la po'
blRCi6p. La mOrtalidad diaria en- las pEin'
CipaleB CiUdadOg, alCsnzaI 6 albfBims Cifra.
En- num0F0BaB aldeaB ge cRE0ce dc msdioD
para CsmbatiF el s8ote, cate No pFopsga
E6Pid0 y devRgtRdoF. En- astR capital, ca
los BuburbioE, 90 han EsgiBtEsdo Ya varies
CRgoG. La familia imperial 90 hRlla ats'
morisAdfAimR con Ia pE0Ee2Cia dol v5ajerO
del GAMES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

HOughton, septismbE0 11.-LoH fusgos
en- los b0BqusB o0ntindRn atsrFando & todas
las pobIaOi0no8 del ContoFno. Los habi
tRnt0a de 6ltaB huyOn dc elias C0nHideE6n'
dose en- inminents psIigrO. EI iucendio 90
hR hsCho m6B formidable CsrCa do Ah'
meek, ca dond0 Be h8llAn Iaa minas dc
Cobre, d8tal maneFs que 30 hR oEdonRdo
10 OuSpsnai6n de los tr0bAjOa, No 10 re-
ouerde en- e0ta siudad I'm fusgo do tan
tRamOndA8 propOECioneg, cUyoB desastrOB
son incontablOR. La pAFalisROicn do ira
b0jou en- Lao minag Bi 30 pEOI0nga, como 10
opinion general, pueB no 30 hRllAn madios
en- los cuales 8o tepga asguEidRd de extin'
guir, de momsnto el faego; OEe0T6 IN satS'
do de OoAR8 deSsBpsradO para 0l gran
n6meFo de ObEaFoB empleRdos on 10 ex'
Traction del FtfaFido metal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince < Whitely, members or the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office, b2 Broadwar, and IS Center street. Now Hnven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
THE COTTON MARKET.

Reported over private wires by Hayden. stone & Co.,, members of New York and Boston Stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges. New Haven branch. 33 Center street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
Miscellaneous Bonds.
Ex dividend
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Formidable Weight on Speculation by
 Action of Money Market.

New York, Sept 1.-The action of the stock market today was a striking testimony to the important part played by cheap and abundant money sup plies in the movement which has car ried prices to their current high levels, The stiffening of the money market was very moderate in degree and the available supply remains far from the point of exhaustion, The inroads max. ing on that supply establish its deGIins. ing tendency, however, and specula 'h66l today continued to pay more for loans on call than for many months preced- ing, The apprehension that the forces of depletion may cause still higher rates proved formidable weight upon speculative sentiment. Estimates of the weeks currency movement to and from the interior indicate the turning of the tide away from New York, the excess of shipments from the city having reached the neighborhood of S2,000000 The rise in call money yesterday was lTdCedDle lo CdlllHS nl lOdHS Dy one or the banks engaged in accumulating ex- change for the redemption of New York city revenue bonds in London on November 1st, There were no reports of actual calling of loans today, but the supply of bank money offering on call was said to be less and this cIe- ated fears of definite turn away from great ease in the situation Various re- ports were current of the enormous vol tune of loans outstanding on call by the bank most closely affiliated with the group of capitalists credited with the conduct of the upward movement of prices of stocks during the summer. The control of the situation thus cen tered in few hands caused uneasiness over the possible effeot or a change in the market position of so powerful a combination, The passing of the divi- dend on the American Locomotive
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

The fortnightly settlement in Lon- don was concluded yesterday without any advance in the rate for money. American stocks opened quiet in Lon don and hardened in the afternoon. showing advances of 1-4 and 1-2 of 1 per cent.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
RATES TO ORIENT GO UP.
New Freight Schedules to Conform
 With Railway Rates.

Seattle, Wash, Sept 1l.--After an all-day conference, representatives or seven steamship lines operating to the Orient, from Puget Sound, Portland. and San Francisco, last night agreed upon a schedule of rates, to go Into effect on November 1, to conform with the increased railroad rates on oriental cargoes, caused by the ruling of the interstate commerce commission The new tariff Is a decided advance over previous schedules on cargo bound either to the Orient or coming from the east, The increase Is in through rates only, but, deducting the increases going Into the railroads. the proportion of the steamship lines Is practically the same as heretofore. Whether these higher rates will be able to compete with the suez canal freghts Is mat ter, state traffic men say, that time only will determine.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

Distilleries Securities stock sold of points on rumors that the next divid- end would be passed. While current earnings are not published. one of the important directors of the company has recently told his friends in the financial district that earnings for the past eight months have been poor and that the next dividend would be passed unless a decided improvement was sshown Last January the quarterly dividend was cut from 1-2 per cent
 to 1-2 of per cent
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

Bullish interests show an inclination to attach significance to the small in- crease of s1347,ooO in the exports of Estape articles for the month of August by comparison with a year ago, They argue that from now on exports will show increases. The increase shown for August was the first since February. Tn that month exports increase SS5O, = 00O and in January there was an in crease of $16,915,O00. These increases were the result of the abnormal panic pressure to force lquidations in all commodities. Since February to the end of July the monthly exports of .merchandse showed decreases running all the way from s2o,5so,ooo to s25,349,- 0oo the heaviest decrease having de- yeloped in July,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
NEW CAMPHOR FIELDS.
Ceylon Planning to Materially Aug
 men the Worlds Supply. |.

Washington. Sept. ll.-An important contribution to the worlds supply Of camphor Is promised from the plant. ing operations in Ceylon. says Vice Consul Doyle, al Colombo, in a report, Enthusiastic planters there believe that Ceylon, In few years, will produce a greater quantity of camphor than the worlds present demand, It Is estlmat- cd that the planting of between l5.oC0 and 10000 acres in Ceylon would devel- op a production of s0o0.000 pounds, which, according to most authorities, Is the quantity of camphor demanded annually at present.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

stock yesterday made the other rail- road equipment stocks weak and the inferences from this were not helpful to the iron and steel group as whole Reading got some occasional beneht from the further consideration of yes terday's decision against the validity of the commodities clause of the Hep burn act While the market was irreg- ular at times, the days business was done below yesterdays prices and the prevailing tone was weak Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value sS,9ss,- o0o U, S. bonds were unchanged on call.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn. blower x Weeks, members of tho New York and Boston Stock EA- changes, Frank D. Wetmore, mana
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported aver private wires of Prlncc & Whi ely. members of the New York md Boston Stock Exchanges, ;i New York office, 52 Broadway. and Is ' Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 New York, Sept. H.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

Railway Steel Spring was one Of tho weakest stocks on the list showing a decline of nearly points The move ment of the stock was influenced by the passing of the American Locomo- tive dividend yesterday. The annual report of the last named company. pub lished late yesterday. showed that ii per cent. had been earned for the com mon stock, but 1t Is understood In we'll Informed quarters that August was the worst month in five years for all of the railway equipment companies. That these companies are the last to feel a general falling off in business, and the last to recover, is now well-establlsh- ed tradition of Wall street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

< The report of the special Stock Tx- achange committee on fictitious markets lis being more closely held than any Fsimilar document in many years, Usu-
 ally, in the rapid and habitual ex- schange of views on Wall street. the salient findings or recommendation in ssuch report would be known to the lwell posted within twenty-four hours,
 In this case, Wall street does not even krow whether the report merely con- fines itself to the A. O. Brown affair,
 Or takes a wider ground, and proposes reform in Stock Exchange methods generally. Members of the Exchange !are in general loath to say what ought Ito be done until they have some ink ling of what Is proposed to be done.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
WALL STREET NOTES Source of Heavy Selling Pres sure Hidden-Sentiment
 Confused. MUCH INTEREST IN MONEY Dlstillerlcs Sells or on Rumor That Dividend VIII Be Passed
 Probers' Report.

Sentiment was greatly confused on the stock market, ard very divergent opinions were expressed as to where the heavy selling pressure came from. There were evidences of concerted professional attack on prices, but the success of that movement also appear cd to have been made possible through verw widespread realizing. The gem eral belief was that the more recent manipulation for the rise was conduct ed by second-rate and not overstrong operators. who overstayed their market and were forced Into liquidation on the decline
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

Interest in figures of the weekly cur rency movement, which showed that the movement towards the west had at last begun. was more pronounced be- cause of the sudden advance to 2 l-2 per cent. in the call loan rate on the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon, Yesterdays forenoon rates averaged around 2 per cent. and money brokers declared that this higher rate was due to the natural conditions of the mar ket and of the loan account. The sud den rise was primarily the result of an unexpected calling of loans by few of the large national banks. and one in particular, due to certain large pay rl1ents which they were called upon to make. Bank officers testify that as yet the west Is makinug unusually slight acquisitions for funds but that the south is inquiring rather more urgently.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Die Eiebc ,ulsl Beint.

Dir ale Iieben unier 6eim un6 uns
iere 5amiIie. in Oeren Mitte mir am
gliitlidfen iino. b~eionoers tpeun 0otb
unO 4rantbeit bon u~nierer 5biirs
uesgehdIten DerceR. IS lift abr be-
ionoers in 9ranisitsf1lsn, no I6
uHiere 9iebe am bsiten 5eigt, neil mir
ui6is unDsriuft laTen, Dem ardntsn
@rleihieruHg gu briugen. sSn oieiem
safe l5Hreu mir Sbnen einen guteR
8dt1 aebsn. WenH cine 4rdnibeit
nit @ppttitloTsteit, Maaen&idpers
Sen oosr tiner Gbnlihen 5buerioteit
anianlt. 0ebrauteH Sic ioFort Sris
ner's 4msriodn GIirir Of Bitter 0ine.
IS pir0 oie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNI
NIT oeHieiben Osn gdn3en G0rper
raih pistsr gu i6rsr normdlen Sbdz
tiattit 3uriidbrinQer. Sc ioats in
alien arant6siten beg Mldoens uno Ser
gjrgepti0s. hi t6rpsrltter Shpd6e
mo in seiiti9er Observation-Disclosures
1e6rauht mer0en. Sn 4potbsisn. Sol.
9rirer. &c. 616-622 9. QT6lano
Qoe.. Gbioaso, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
gtunt 2%Utsrutthm.

Das Glaaisobtrmuti 6ai oas
ron Osr Iebi.u @eit e6una srldHent
gtieb Helde 0e 0rbeii 3sii iir
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pr Ga3 faiitst fiy oerfahuassniori3
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spf ts 81, 8est.iran3 oes 8Di sns
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rssJye8isu Stngatarm.
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bai aai itia,r Dom "a bis 80. Stps
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cefiauii spsrftn. aga aerommgn bit
meeianifft 3utt. btrmf srtArim
fd Die 5arugr go auniien siuet naiio.
noltn GommiHian fir lt 6ybai,uaR
Scr noldtlida 0ili5qutatn. Buauuiltn
osr Slut ua0 oaitHotfffFtun1tu.
fit cine 4ats pob. fir gtpiaiQua9ea
gum beiisr laHopirtbfd aitl8 der u.
len d. 8eriut itdttpntB.
am Gonuiaa 4 Oci.. miro In
II aoifou tine 5eifr bs .Dsutf8en
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

iHeHeeu 0ise fro ieoeb gummir9,
0suc INTEL un}utg slJt Ter Gummi
wGyes weia NttosH HIS posa 3Clsat
lrt6s ptyi +ptaeeH. SIN rtsnftVu
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9,tiptHstls p;ritr.ia.. @ssyo,,n utyo
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etr cNreu Gl1Hl SIN GeutAt. III
ein ltitlse tyobosm tt plarg uae
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sal 0mm 3tpsts uuo etr Wtatn eriest
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',rsr ia ea Gc2sn fs ylia cscgas
ua lie 1,sussl tohsn Memsl l.ao
hset3su RE coGe QSuR rs BARNES.
f. eaE mit t5utm ua;tgta Scusns
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t2cysasu uWg Nos fn ans nat
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

n GoIumbusH islt e zine anrec
n 10000 gsrioneH, Die teiuen 3utrif
1sssn srldn9sn tonHien 3a Der Msmo
.ial 6dQ. nc e Dor 5000 gerionen
pra4. 5H IL Gountxs 6ieisE
Staates puroe am Ginstog untsr bsr
SshimmuHsen oes 8ofss9tIesss Iber
-le ProblblttDnsFrage abseitimmi, UNI
ammilihs IL Counties srtlarten iit
II 4bi4aHung osr @irtN6aften.
Rew YorL Sn Rem BORT
5ielt bic BON 81 r. 5earf eegranoete
ane eOHtr0airie .Sn9speH0snce BARN"
iaren S~toatscsHDent o6 uno ffelte Gin
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ces 9oHoenis mar notarlih 5eorh
ielbit. 0sr dua an meifen sur Be
lufisuns Der Dslssaten bsitrus, in0em
Il pieoer cine isiner beradiiotsn
S~raHoreoeH pom Siapel IieB. - Dit
Beusr IN ben 4tiron0ddg fTno
iest inter @OHtrone. ~ Sn 5uofoH
3erltorte Elm Dabrl6eini.b duaslegtes
5suer Die anI0ssn osr Sdauble Breps
ing So. IND ri6teie eineu Sdooen
Don $4,000 an. - In ibrer mob
nHHg i'm 6auie 80. 258 @reen Qoe.,
5rpotlpn n, fpuroen Gnd UNI G0p.
Boten uno ihre Uutter, 6rou NdrD
6ooen, als QeiheH aufeefunoen. 4us
0rdm lber Den ourh 0umoenblutuna
erfo. ten 5oo Don gaa batten Ole
WtEtter unD Der 9rueer Gel6tmou6
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4nIage ser unitsONaiH uinfg. 60.
in 5rop o~0atdnoig serit6rte, pur=
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fheinli9 t0otlit.
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tdn6e i'm fpeflihen qennInIodnia, 0Ts
litsn 0bio UNI in Bef girainia fin6
nun our4 RegeHfaa eebtTert poroen.
Durh Die 5a6Ireiden BaI0brGnOe Iinb
9erlute snttanteR. i'm getrdgs BON
oeen Uliaionen. piel 9ieh 1T um0es
tommen, sroBe audntitdtsn 6elOz
frii6te inn oer5rannt un0 aud cine
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len Feisrr, Oa Die 5abritsn fem WaIs
isr baben, Die msiiten ~flsineren 5life
inn p~oQhdnOig ousgstrodnet, ols sol
az Der 8irre, bic 2 Monate anbielt.
Rod ME bat cine 10 ihlimme Qotblage
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Ter 9. e O.4griide uber osn Susquss
banna BEL BerrnbiIIe brad, mob
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ben 6luB. uRo 2 8dbuduseItelte tds
men bierbsi um's 9eben. - 0dbren0
zines oittsn Rebels ftieBsn 2 oo1bes
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Delpbia uuo 81 It er SuIdmmen
uno purten bierbei etspd 50 QerIpnsn
perIeBt, mebrere Oopon notwithstanding
t00tlih. ~ SR 3 biIaoeIpbtdI
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&c aus ger5peflung oariber, DAP ibm
oerboten puroe. lsine alsei6altrtge
9sIiebte reseImdBig gu befu6en O.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04


gtteaeo. so. eebt. - wlsbl. minterl
nst8sn 8atsHisk 4.l5-4.75; eiraisbts. 800
40; SprtR9 pnieHfs $4,000: girai3hfsl
10000 5alers, 2s5-41O; 30. 2 spTiHal
neigeHt l.e4-l06; 20. 3 SrinGuet5eu. 90
1O5i 70. 2 roier, epb-t00A; -. 2 Wlais.
5g%s; 70 eeIber. 7She; 80, 3 safer 9s1kci
aSaasn. 7ss: S5uttsraeTyitSs;. ss Seisss. aate bs
gsal5stanslsle. 57- b9g: no. 1 9lOrtBpefernl
lA62h 1A76; S6malA 1O27h-f0 sol
Sb9ft 5tb Stpee 9.75-t000; Sbort 9leal
Sloes. i025 = 1880; BbisIsp. 1877; aleei
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z qarfer, 81 100; 20. 2 roier, 1.04-1.O5. ,
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9aters - 30. 2 pelBer. AZ -4sc.
Ct. Qouts. 80. sent. = @ei5en - go. 2
reier. l03-lo5h: 30. 9 barteT. ss-1.01m.
piaie. - go. 2, 7S-7SMe.
eater. - 20. 2 meiber. 5fke.
" n~nedpolts, 80. sept. - WetSeu -
30. ! sertbern. 1.0s-IO3N: 30. 2 Iortbern.
DlsSl. Giru gaieHis. 5.75-6.eo; Second
S9o.S5sj;. SiFt Clears, 4.45-455; eeeouS
Gulutt 80. Gept - RetBeH - Qo. i
spFtberH l.o2h; 30. 2 Rortbern. p9%e.
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Aits Rurtnr.
Rom IL. bis IS. 0rtobsr fins

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lih erpeiisrt uuo 0sr.isfi peroen. Die
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81 $4,000 DeraHihtaet.
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III @uT. 9sib i'm Streitt erfdlo9sn
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misitn por0tn.
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Stpinn TAFT.
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mem our68e5enoen yiero uno elmer
sIectriifsn Gar .rasen Die Farmer
Grant 5drIsg. 40. uni Sans 5acobs
ION. % Sabre ali. b0le gsrFesungen
bacon.