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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

pom Gclitld,cl S6cntcr, EGiIdoclpbio.
g&oS al Sllolul1 &oppce'1 0orItc,.
hing 6ca Y(HlleIS" %belon0crS gcficl,
ruor 0nS iorQf0lti0e Tcrmeioen iebcr
l(cbertreibun1. mo Nerooe IN oieicr
Hollc lit oaa WoBboltcn i6lucr. ST
lpielte ocn uStuiel" nit elmer lie.
benoWilroiNcn llebcrlcgcnbeit, bon
It0lloi9 ipeltmGnnildcn IQilrcn, eli
llem tetncn SarfoSmla mo elmer
WfaSte, Die elgCntlih feline mar, ioHs
oerl MIR Der GllBercn Grideinum1
oe3 0orItcllcrS cincn ctluaS mepbi,
ltophcliiGcn NnItrih 0eGcbc1 bate.
brilliant milroc Die Wod)t Der Slioacs
Iilou in Der @ricf. Giftot Sccne sum
Iliabrlld) Ncbrdd)t; Huomig aoppec
ucr}lhtctc Norin nlli ullc %pp1oti.
MGbfclL Die lei ocn Nuiiiibrun.
gcn Don .oEbc Gcpil" olli Der cngli.
ld)cn Silbltc 10 bClicbt morell llno -
10 ltorello mirftcl; or iil6rtc Dem in
ocr llad) cd)ter &ic6e perlongcnbt,1
Nrolcnlctlc mGhti0 Gcmorocncll
Song 5llr Silnbc Die Sono, mo ooS
1cllnGt aud citen iuclli0er 0iaboli
ld)cn Scbelnonm bGuiiA Geililg. Nur
IN Der Sd)llIbiccnc,. Die ctpus iibcr.
thirst muroc, bGtte bao ititmme Spiel
oc@ licareidcn SclifclS nod cinorlicfS s,
boiler lein foltnclt.
Nit inni1er Stlid)tbeit lnl6 pol
lem &eritGnbniB oes G~horoftcrs Ger
Jtolle 'piclte Sri. Shonielo bos DC.
oea, lpdbrcnO Sri. Somnun sic
ella" red)t gut buriteQte uno ia.
mentlid) in Der Scene nit aittp, Scr
rrilberen 0elicbten oeS ManneS, Sen
ne belrotben mod)te, cine id10lleBrobc
lbres Talents COB. Gle HoQc 0eS
nlten Gicnera oeS Wolers ipieltc
Serr @ronert Tit Nlisitnttlrng mar
gut"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

Mobiles 6or6 bccrbigt.-
@eIterlt Nod)n1ittoa iono oiii ocni
"@reenmollnt 6rieOboie" Die gceroi.
9uAg oe9 am Wittruod) i'm 9llter Don
81 Sobrcn 9eItorbencn Srn. 9lhiaes
6oro, oea crIten Eoli5eid)ei9 bon 9ol.
tlnlore-9 ountp, bon Der @oGnuna lei.
l'cS Sflolcgeriolnes. SSrn. Sobn ..
0olep bon Nr. 1903, 6eoeral.S Str.
aus itott. Tuitor Sobn 81. Snpoer
bie1t ocn SrouergottcSbienit. Ter
Tfr'torbel1e. binterldBt eilien Sobn
mo pier 1od)ter. Seine Satin git;s
Inn Dor Tilllf Sn5ren inn Sooe Dor.
olla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

nor Der @eIt orjuleGet, mo er bot
in bieicr Gpcr cine ieincr 2ieblings-
Holltn lnnc. Som itebt @erolbinc
5orrar, 9oltimorc'a beionocrc 1Sopo.
ritin, Us Gnrtnerin gaGenilber. getpi5
cine eongcnioIe Siinitlcrin. limo ols
brittle im Sunoe 4eiclt lid bieienl
&ilnitlcrpnnr Der trciflide 9oritoniit
Iltoto ,lL Der bel Der fiir3lid)en ga.
jo55o- Nlnfiiibrung Den Yrolog in ei.
ner &eiie lang, Die Inn Die Mriif-
freunbe Der Staot ein iiir allemlol
ST gnbdngerlt aeDatn. 9llld, Ole lib
rlgen GoQen lino por5iiglid beiebt.
allf oeir' Tte6terStfttl finoen iif No,
men, mic Ttoier, Sparfes, Srlanbi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

WroBC Oyer in Der oSpric."
Sic W}ltiitloiion t90S-09 ncigt
ibrem Gnoe }it. 0ic Siuau0qcl De-
WIetropoIiton Gpcru Geieuidoit
itc%bncn4ltorQel SlhcnO la Der ,@p
rio" III Ser Nuffiibring ocr &llccini'
i@en NOcr ga 9obCmc" 9(hidieo bon
Dem SoItimorcr Yublifum. Gineu be
lonncr@ 0%Ian5poucn CpcrnobcnO per
iprid)} ms bic Nirrftjon aus 0icicnl
@rlolie. mo rpenllnidt ollc Nln5ci=
d)eil trigger, miro lie ibr &eripred,cn
poQ mo Gau5 hultcu 2tuc EorbcoiI1-
gltn1cn bofiir iilio jcNclfaua Ae0cben.
Cine @ln5n6l Der dncreritcu arditc Der
@eleQi6uit filhrt Ibre &ln1t in'SSrci-
icn: &onci, Die Norrur uno Glnloto an
ibrcr Spite. Nonci lit ohnc 6rd0c
%9eacnwdrtig ais ser critic luriid)c &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

0cn 6lpei Sabren, Ole iejt icir2r Crit
ouiiiibrulQ periioilen, iiberdQ u>Brr
orOentlihen Inflon9 aefNlGGn ur0
pole SNN'cr 9cjoget. Ga 1T oIca
iibrigcns bnrdQlis nthta lleberrQ
ihcnoeS, 0cnn Die lrnppe, ipcIde bic
0percttc 3ltr Eoritellltng brinat, lit
lpirflid) cine nllagc5cihnttc; 6a}li lit
Die iceniihe NrsinttlnH cine CLAN.
6enoc. Sr. RoAcrs hietet IN Ser
m0nnlidcn @auptrollc cine Erohtlti.
itnng, unb Soc &one, iriiber Der
.Stor" III She Sele OF Nelu- Oorf,"
tGeilt iit nit i'm in oic Gbrci rc2
9lbcnos. Mittpod) nno Snmito9 tit
Den Mutince'n itntt, sic Gritcrc III 20
pNlGrcn Frciicn.
nNprb's Gheoter."
nSbe SAT- Of tie Nortb" lit Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

Sitel cines Sranas aus ser 6eber
George 9raoburlfs, oe5 @erfoiierS
bon rJbe 0Sau Of TIE Sour" neldles
oieie @od]e in n6or6's 0pernbouS"
sur auffiiRrung gclangt. Sic 9an6.
lung oes Stiifes lebnt lid on einen'
Momaa @omoro @Dite's an, oGonjue
ror's SOME" b%etitelt. 3obert gbeion
Der IN Gem Grdnro Die &auptroQe
pcrforpcrt, fam nit 6iig nno IedJt
ein a%nierifaniider Sd)aripieIer &c.
nonnt mefoen. Set CT o liebcu
SSSsohren ieine yStar="2aufbabn be.
aonrt, lit er ME in %an6erel,, ols III
nmerifatiiden Citizen, ). 9, Sol
Oiers Of 6ortrnc," uStrongbeart" II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

o~GlnBnote@," aitigctrctcL lulo ord)
in Oicicu SAouipiel ipiclt CT Sic Ipl-
lie cinca iltngen 2(mcrifoners. @err
Gbcion lit I'M SiiOen qcborcn. IN
Nc!n-O ~rleonS, limo fonl, nod, ell
&iiuglinN, nit itincm @otcr. ocnt per
ltorbcnen S%duuipiclcr @eo. u. @oc.
ion uod) Baltimore. Sic @ono(uug
bca StiideS ipielt in Canada. Gicietbe
6eiGt ciuen cifeftpoQtn Dromotiidlcn
Aufbou. 9todlmitto09 &oritcuun.
gen merocn oll Mittpoh mo an
SQmltad 0c0ebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28
ynfere Ubeater.
~ uiif NfoDemic,"

III u1Gt Nt0Oemtt."
= 0tor Hogers III Der rei5cnOcn mutt
toIildcn &onlooic rSn Eonomo," oo@
lit Die Nttruftion, nit mcIher Oie
nMuiit @foocmic" IN 0ieier @ohc ih.
rem joblreid)en @0nncrn u)o 6reltn'
Den %ullflpartet. Gle Strfollcr Oes 81
hrettos iinb Splpciter Moguirc llno
Maroon SoffmoL mGhrcno GomorO
Mooocn mb Mar S6iimon bic Mltiit
cornponirt ba6en. 9aS Stiid hot in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

5n Der Ireieinigfeits.
STRIDE lpiro beltte Nbeno Inn 1aS
nbr bic oiesidbriee Goniirmanoen.
alaiic uorseitelt. Holtor Steraer
miro ieiner Yreoigt ben Cert 81
Sriinoe Iesen: Gle NnbdneIidfeit
an Die @eneinoe. Die grunoIoee ser
Confirmation. Serr 2ebrer aprff.
Der iabise Srganiit uno Gbor-2eiter.
hat ein Ifones 8roeramm lit gorbc.
reituna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

5iuti lidCrliN Nruloucrldlc0enc Ghur
roftcrc, 0crCl GcrtGrpcrunN 81.
@iiuncr dbcr in NIcih mciitcrboitcr
@Geilc Ncrcht mrrbc. Die Ncm,Nor
fer &ritif iHrtibt ooriibcr;
GIN itGrtrrcr @egeniob mic &c-
rooca unO Enitor NoSmcr lit tanm
ora5uocntcn. Sin Shouipitlcr, Der
cS uitcrnimnt, Oicic bciocn Rplleu
al 5pei nuieinonbcr iolQcn0cn 9lGcn
0cll 81 ipielen, muB uii'cL Dob cr
ans cillcr rcidtn G,llclc 5lt id)opicn
hat. lort cil uoliiG OcNcncrirtcr
Wienldl Gin clltncrutcr GprontL Der
MIR bllrd) Die tYllrdt Dor ciIlcnt In
fobborcn decentralization, ppr ci
lrcrn clnNe6il0ctcn Arnuii9cn Sdrc
den ppn neitcrcn Wluttbutcr 5uriif.
gebalten miro, - bier Gin c0ltr, ticf
crnltcr WtanL Der 'id) 5llr Trcihcit
oc@ Wc0onfcn5 cnlporgcrltngen bot
ltno pom Dem eill5lgcn @cltrtbcn er.
fitAt lit, nQc Wcnid)cn 81 MoclSmcn.
ld)en lnl5llld)oiicn, Iort Elm 5|erriit.
feter WcnidL Den Die Suriel scr
9feuc bis in Die 9tud)t bcS WobniinnS
beriolgcn 49, bier Gin Worm, Der pod
bittcrcn @cbeS crtcrmcn muB, bob
Dos Scben it'd niht ali Socolc olli.
bol,cl last, mo Scr ieinen SrrtDunt
5llltbt nit Dem irciluili0en SoDc be
5oblt! Sort cilt Mcnid ser I'M oricns
toliideu SirncnrolIid) oic 2hlgit ici
lCr Scclc critidcn rpia. - bier Elm
WonL Der al 0ie Srcltnfrcunoidoit
5luiidcn Wnnm uno Ncib gloltbt,
mo III 0ciicn Strc6en nod Scr bod,
item Gnlltomncnbcit iid) fem %lllrci.
ncr @cbdntc. fcin iinnftheS NcNct.
rem miid)t! limo iijr beioc @citoltcn
ioto 81. g2iiQncr Die iibcr5cuallnoS.
pollite QoriteaurQ."
Sn oclltid}cn 2rcilcn nlod)t lid Gin
lulANo0bnlides >Sntcrciic fiir oicicS
mtlitoliidc GrcigrjB Geltcltb. Cine
In3obl oelltid)er &crcinc bobcn he-
rcits bci6Ioiicn 0o9 Gon5crt IN Cor.
pore 81 6eindcn. nnb onocre o~iirittn
tbrcm @eilpicle iolger. 2lllcn Nn5ei,
d)en nnd) miro baS. Teutihtbuu Gr.
Biianer bel iciner Hiidfebr no6 Dol,
timorc ein5n Gnlpion0 bcrcitcli. Der
iciner lpiiroi0 lit.
Ser Scufel."
Scit lorgcr 3eit bat.fcin 9iibuen.
ltiid cine A%crortige Seniotion in Den
ipcitcittn &reiieu erregt, olS oie Mol,
nar'i6c aonnooie Ger 8euieI," mel.
dc bel Dem an Sreitog, Den =. 2(pri(,
I'M ~SDccltm" itottfitOerbcn pierten
8aItipiel Der .Geutid)cnI beoter>@c.
leaidait DrN Fbilooelpbiu" CUR aui
iilbrtnlg gelangt. Ter 3ariteQllng
onrd) Ole @dIte ans Der G.llQfcritaot
miro Don Der bortiNen Ereiie picl
Scbenslucrtbcs nodgeiogt. Snsbe.
Ionoere IoQ @r. 2nopig 9oppce III
Der Serf0rperung Der 5itelroQc Mci.
lterllheS leiIten. Nadyitebeno mas
cine RbilaoeIpbier 3eitung iiber bic
Gritaniiiibritrg ingt:
Sic geitrige Gritouiiiibrul,g Scr
Wolnar'iden Seufels aonlooie IN
oeutifer Sprnde IN unieren1 Shentpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

"Sc0on %cm" aliidIidl MADDEN, lpcu.
octc ih MIDI on i'm m10 ione: ,Nicr,
%nGQc, bait I'll cilcn Sco0O Scar.
lest lolic O0a NeiNcn." Ter Ncndel
Ilcht ntidl OlIa icinrlr pcrmeintcn Nh.
gen 0rob oil NM itnmnIc!t: Sos
00rt iG njdAt o%nucbneu." $50, obcr
1uorlum uid)t?" froNc ib critrcctt.
oNu hu!" briillt ocr&unlqe loa,ymcill
Nopd lit ia Gcnlofrot INTO Scr CT
Ioltbt fcinct oGcpND Ncor" I'M Nou.
le." Motincc'n iinoel mic iiblid,
it0tt.
'-'''' '''''aoM erUta nN.".- '''"'"~
Gin uitaNe5cidlrctca GrogrunmL be
ltchruo aus mtbrcrcn &auOcuincsNf.
ten. Ncl0nAt in oicicr Wodlc I'M ,Wio.
rplono Sbc0tcr" sir 0urdriihrlrrd.
lhc Gircllnlitnntiul Gpiocntc" lit Die
NorlteultnQ b~ctltcit, mcInc lcit <uh.
rCn pom Enblifim oils cine Scr be
item &mlbcpine NnfiijbrlunNcn be
}cId]tct u10 itct3 nit NroBcm @ci
toIl uli1oeltorlmcn luur0c. Saonic
Gilt Die bcriIbmtc cnaIiid,c SGllac.
rim, pclhc bcrcita inn Nniun0c Der
SolInn criol0rcid) inn .Worrluno"
onItrnt, lit BON hcnt @ci6Gitaiiibrcr
&crnnll 81 etncnl nodnloligcn @ult
'plel cn9oglrt lporbcn. Nrubiide, ia
panlldlc, fron5oiilhc. cn0lildc mo
ruI'lldlc Nfroboten iinb I'M Morn
lono lbeoter" bercit9 Qeicbcn nor
Den, cine pcrllld)e Afroboten Erllppc,
be1tcbcllo nllo licbcn Ncrrcn ullo eli.
ncr GoH1c, meld)c iid) Die .Niirjc 90
lem Srnppc" !lcillt, lit 009 i~lcucltc
oltf blclen @cbictc; tic miro Dem Ell
blIFllun lti0lnllbliGc &i!nItc uorfiit=
Sotic Mooney, bic Sodltcr oc3
bcrllbmteil Not Hnoncy, mod)t in eli
llcr @clongNs ulb Gang Spe,iolit1t
lbr Cridcilcn. Nc$ @citcrcll luGrcn
81 crm1hncn: &oltn, melher ge0cn
bic bod)Ite c!cftrild)c &roit geiciht 5ll
lem lfcitt, uno eco &%ollingera, Gin
Shncll Wnlcr, mcld)cr oic ih0litcn
@en1l0c IN itaruuCnamcrtb fllr,cr,} cit
olt1 Die Scinpnlo 81 cntmcrfcn Der.
moN. Sic Motince'n iinocn tGolid,
Itdtt.
N uGttorium."
Sn aInbitprirm,." meld)e5 mad,
Nilatllbrr1l0 scr pom @uuinipcftor
Nrelton ult9coroneten Heporotur Nr-
beiten rlorgen picbec croifnct luiro,
fomnt III 0ieicr @ofc Sic 0li,e
Wouic" nntcr 2ritung Der SGubert's
G%ompo9nlc 5nr Nuifiibrung. - @ic
bereits berid)tet, tat @cid1itSiiibrcr
.Hernon nit Ocr Sbilbert'a Gompu0-
ME- cinr Ser1inbnrilng gctroiici,, mel
&c Die Seeterc iiir B%oitipiefe lpdbreno
Der aolt3et nGGitcn Soilon perpilidl-
tet. Gic Sbubert's Gonrpdg1ie, Der
.toIentirtc araItc 5ur &eriiigun1 tic
ben llno Snber ciner lpeitgehenOell
Mllf Gcniebt. miro lpGbrcnb De- n1d,.
iicn 5lpei @ofen I'M .Al1bitorilim"
auftrctfn, INT Gem Nublifum einc
Nrobe ibrcr 2%ciItungel 5u geben. -
o3bc Slic Mol,ic." SIS lit
eit beOeutenots Nerf, neld)es nod
ilberoa groBc Grfolge er5ielt Rat.
Wdbreno Der fommenben sfpei $50,
den fii1oer orei Watinee'n itott +;
Die Ereiie iiir Die Observation-Disclosures
rangiren BON Doc, bis $1.5O lunb fiir
Matlnee'n bon % Gents bis ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-28

ed Ter Il.
Sbam y crt-Eoltorin Or. @tlllla
Solporo Sbawt Die TrGlioentin beS
,Hotional glmprifaniidenr Sranell-
Stimmrehtler. &ereiils." troi geiterit
Nohmittug in Baltimore etl, INN
bier eIllen fur5cn Gufentbult 81 l1tb.
men. Sic bielt geitern abeno Dor
einent 5ablreihen Eilblifuun in Dem
.Sricno's" . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ei.
nel, Gortrng iibtr Das 5bena ,Sbc
Eraciicnl 9teeb Of Womon Suiirogc".
8erte N1fmittng bolt lie cine On.
iprofe in Der y2pric" linter Ben Nu.
lpi5ien oes "Irallenref]tler.G Clubs "
bon Baltimore. Iihter Socob NJ.
Mois5 miro ocll @oriis fiibren.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-27
Daily Movement.

Galveston-Quiet; middling, 7-16c;
net receipts. 1910; gross receipts, 4S40;
sales, 900; stock, 144 261; exports to the
continent. 254S; coastwise, 1881.
= New Orieans-Easy; middling, 5-16c;
net receipts, 615l gross receipts, 6157;
sales, 1850; stock, 273,15S; exports to
Great Britain, 100; to the continent
IS; coastwise, 90; to Japan 600
Mobile-Steady; middling, SIC; net
receipts, 1872; gross receipts. 762; sales
400; stock, 54911; coastwise, 10.
Savannah-Steady; middling, Slice;
net receipts, 1410; gross receipts 14I0:
sales, 967; stock 1O4,01S; coastwise,
2257.
Enthusiastically; middling. &c; net
receipts, ZIG; gross receipts Tic; stock
21630.
Wilmington-Quiet; middling, SC; net
receipts, 26S; gross receipts, 26S; stock,
1880.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, 9ssc; net
receipts. 4S9; gross receipts, 4s9; sales
600; stock, S3,962; coastwise, 915
Baltimore-Nomlnal; middling, 93sc;
net receipts, 1868; gross receipts, 1865
stock 20,544; coastwise, 1900.
New York-Quiet; middling, s.65c,
gross receipts, ell; sales. 1000; stock
134,166.
delphia-steady; middling, 5000;
stock, 4I5.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 965c; net
receipts, II; gross receipts. $50; exports
to Great Britain, 465.
Brunswick4-Net receipts. 6207: gross
receipts, 6207; stock, 1923; coastwise.
1886.
Newport News-Net receipts, 1875;
gross receipts, 725; coastwise,.. 725.
Jack sonville-Net receipts Is; gross
receipts, IS; coastwise, IS.
Total today, at all ports: Net. 2s.55O;
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-27
OF WHEAT
IS OUT OF SIGHT
May Delivery Has Reached
$1.18 and July Sl.05
HEAVY TRADE IN GRAIN
Light Stocks In Corn and Bulge In
Wheat Cause the Price of Corn to
Advance-oats Are Firm.
Provisions Weak.
HEAVY TRADE IN GRAIN

Chicago, February 26.-Wheas prices on
the board of trade advanced today to
new ~high record marks for the season
when the May delivery sold at 81 1875 per
bushe, and the July option at $l.051R.
The low mark for May is now only
trifle more than cents below the record
established during the famous Gates deal
in 1905, when the price touched H,2l1s.
The market closed strong at the top at
net gains for the day of 9sd%c to 1%c.
Corn and oats closed firm, but provisions
were weak.
The advance in wheat prices was the
accompaniment to an enormous volume
of business, trading in the pit being ex=
tremely active all day. Bull leaders
bought freely of both the May and July
deliveries and commission houses in gem
eral were also urgent bidders for botlh
options. An advance of ed to 13sd in
Liverpool gave the market strong start,
initial quotations showing gains of ga
14c to lac compared with the previous
close, May being at e>S1 .17@1 .17ls and
July at 81 .041aQ11 %. The demand for May
was especially heavy at the start and
within the first few minutes the price
had advanced to 81 .17a4. Profit taking by
a leading long then caused a moderate
slump, the price of May dropping back
to 81 1874. Renewed buying developed on
the setback and prices soon advanced
again. Sentiment in the pit was decided
ly bullish all day. Late in the day fresh
impetus was given the upward tendency
of prices by an advance of 2@21ac at
damage to the French crop of wheat.
The top for May was reached at 81 1875,
while July sold up to $1.051a. When the
final gong sounded the demand was APP
parently as Unsuitable as at the start
May closed at 81. 1873 and Jul vat $1.05ss.
Light acceptances from the country and
the bulge in wheat had a bullish effect
on the corn market Demand for cash
corn was rather slack, sales for the day,
being only $1,000 bushels. The market
closed firm with May at 665s and July at
65%a65Bc.
Continued light receipts impaired a firm
tone to the oats market which was ao-
centuated by the strength of wheat and
corn The trade was fairly active with
cash houses the principal buyers.
At the close prices were Nc higher
than yesterdays final prices with May
at 55G55lsc and July at 4e7sG5Oc.
Provisions were firm at the start, but
weakened AZ the attempt of some of the
early buyers to take profits. A late de-
cline of 10 cents in the price of live
hogs had a bearish effect At the close
prices We're 71a to Is cents lower
Cash quotations ranged as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-27
SOME REACTION
IN STOCK MARKET
Losses of Previous Day Are
AImest Recovered
NEWS is SIGNIFICANT
Conner Weakens In London, Which
Affects lndustriaIs, But General
Sentiment Is Not Very
BearshIy Affected.
NEWS is SIGNIFICANT

New York, February 26.-The lessened
dealings and the narrow fluctuation in
the prices of stocks today marked the
waning speculative interest in the mar
ket, yesterdays downward movement
having been checked before the price had
reached the low level touched on Tues
day and todays rally having failed for
the most part to reach the best prices
touched on Wednesdays rally.
There was little of Importance in the
news of the day and the market move
ment was due to completion of adjust
ment to the new conditions which started
the violent movement of last week. The
practiced speculative element is accus-
toned to look for new conditions to effect
a start in the price movement from such
a state of the market. On the side of the
steel trade the conditions seem to be
still undergoing adjustment, and no prom
Use is held out of the final basis of the
settlement Reports were current OF
lower prices being made than in any pre-
vious report, and business thus brought
out was said to be still small and insig7
pificant.
Copper weakened sharply in the Lon
don market and was marked down again
at the New York metal exchange. The
effect caused the early decline in copper.
An advance was resumed later. The
sale was announced of a large block of
Southern railway bonds and the whole
southern group of railroad stocks was
strong The incident was accepted as
proof of the sustained investment demand
for securities of. this class. The return of
government deposits by the banks and the
engagements of gold for export have
made heavy inroads on the cash of the
banks the amount reaching the neighbor-
hood of $15,O0O,OOO, but the interior has
responded with unusually heavy remit
tances the net receipts from that source
being sufficient to cut in half the loss
on the other accounts. The shipments of
currency from the interior continue to be
influenced also by the languishing trade
conditions. The high prices touched by
wheat attracted attention In the stock
market, but their significance is consid-
cred to be obscured by the artificial con-
dition of that market from speculative
causes.
Predictions of a strong showing of jan
uary net earnings helped the Hartman
Pacifics.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$4,254,0OO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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Worlds Visible Supply.

New Orleans. February 26.-Secretary
Hester's statement of the worlds visible
supply of cotton made up from special
cable and telegraphic advices compares
the figures of this week with last week,
last year and the year before. 1t shows
a decrease for the week just closed of
s97, ASP, against a decrease of 50, 493 last
year and a decrease of Sl,371 year before
last
The total visible is 5,496,623, against
5j594,075 last week, 554 last year and
5504, 46S year before last. OF this the
total American cotton is 434S,623 against
44l9,075 last week, 3,5066TS last year and
423S, 46S year before last, and of all other
kinds, including Egypt, Brazil, Inola,
etc, 1,14S,0O0 against 1,175,000 last week,
1l96,S76 last year and 1.268,0O0 year before
last
The total worlds visible supply of cot
ton as above shows a decrease compared
with last week of "97. 452, a decrease COM
pared with last year of *794,069 and a
decrease compared with year before last
of *7s45.
OF the worlds visible supply of cot
ton as above there is now afioat and
held In Great Britain and continental
Europe 3,14,000, against 2,T44,o00 last year
and 3,00S.o00 year before last; in Egypt,
$4,000 against 24S.ooO last year and 2s2. :
600 year before last: in India, 1891
against $4,000 last year and $4,000 year
before last; and in the United States
ll44,0oo against 1.119.000 last year and
1,646,oo0 year before last.
Including Bremen stock correction
plus H. fOl American and minus 151 other
kinds
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Unequaled
Profit

OF all formsN of mining, that of
the precious metal Is admittedly
the most profitable under certain
conditions
The requisites for profitable gold
mining, are quantity and quality
of ore bodies, and cheap extraction
OF the gold. AS to quantity, the
Mother Lode" of California is
known to be the most extensive
deposit of gold ore on this CONT
nent, indeed Mr.. John Hays Ham,
mond,, the noted mining engineer,
who made special study of this
district several years ago, stated
that 1t was 1.-THE largest true ifs
sure ore deposit in existence" An
other mining engineer of the high
est standing, referring to the mines
of the California Consolidated
Mines company, stated: "Of the
property embraced in the Mother
Lode holdings, | consider a future
greater from dividend paying
standpoint than all the others. as
they occupy the very abode of CEN
tralized values and are situated on
the broadcast part of the entire
mineral belt" 1t is not denied any,
where that the great Mother Lode
OF California Is today without a
rival as TO the quantity of its gold
bearing formation, and while ii is
technically called a low grade
proposition" great fortunes have
been male by working the ores
under the crude and unscientific
methods practieed by the pioneers
- .4s.
The New York World states that
Under modern methods it is pos
siole TO get a dollars worth of
gold for about half of the expen-
diture Of energy and money neces-
sary for its production a few years
ago. The discoveries referred to
add enormously to the value of the
Mother Lode deposits and insures
immense aAp increasing profits to
those making use of them.
3 With view to taking full advan-
tage OF all recent scientific discov-
cries Sand devices. the California s
Consolidated Mines company has
effected the merger of a number
of the most extensive and produc-
tive gold mines located on the cell
ebrated Mother Lode, and is finance
ing the enterprise by the sale of
ten year, 6 per cent gold bonds.
which are secured by gold actually
in sight in the companies holdings.
to the extent of seven times over
the amount of the bonds. With
the bonds investors receive a stock
bonus equal to the face of the
bonds purchased
1t is the intention to pay all the
bonds and retire same within five
years from this date, and that the
earnings by that time will insure :
to stockholders dividends exceed
ing % per cent. Where can you find
an investment to equal this? For
full information apply to
VIM. H. Short, Fiscal Agent
2104 First Ave-. birmingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-27
Weekly Cotton Statement.

New Orleans, February 26.-Secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement issued before the close
of business today shows a decrease in
the movement into sight compared with
the 7 days ending this date last year
in round figures $4,000 a decrease under
the same days year before last of 81 600,
and an increase of the same time in
1906 of $4,000.
For the 26 days of February the totals
show an increase over last year of $4,000
a decrease under the same period year
before last of~17o,000, and an increase
over the same time in 1906 of 24S. 600
For the 179 days of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate is ahead of
the 17S days of last year 1.974.000 ahead
of the same days year before last 134, 600,
and ahead of 1906 by 23SS,000.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 1878 bales.