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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-12-31

T A MOMENT When the
women of the west have
attained to complete lib
erty of action. and to equal
ity with the male sex in
all matters, save that OF
the political franchise;
when that intellectual and
accomplished band, who
under the name of suffra-
gettes are daily mastering
under its banners recruits
fro,,, oil ronEc af coo;otu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

ulO in fl INSTRUMENTATION @1nocn
5u 6 Morf. Die Sieferungen einc3
Wertes eridcinen hinicreinanocr, fein
Werf miro nlchr ais II 9ieferlmgen
umioIicn. Die &erollogabc beginnt
ON 96. @chnrtstugt bea Mciitcrs. Sic
Nllsgobc III 9Gllhen nirh I'M &crbIt1
1910 u~nQitdnblg icin, Die IN 2icicrlun-
gen int &oric beS ><nbrcs 1911. BAD
MbihlllB bieier Subifriptinncn bcu6z
iidti9cn bic&erleqer cine biQige Cub.
itriptionsauS9abe Der &lnnieroua5ii9c
81 5mei '5onDcu NIT bei0eiiigtem Ger.
II, Ionic Der For1itrrcn in SOHO iol-
gen jll ln'itn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
giircaa bes Observation-Disclosures.
Mofhhoua

Tn I more, ben 9. Wtdr5 1909.
3a Die Strabenburfbrnds &. Gommiiidre Der
Stabt baltimore IL esieb!i9 rsrsei6rieberer
gSeiie tbret enogiilti9ell uno corrtlirteu Be
ridt fiber ole 3lpeiprodenen GntI6aoiennser,
~llnIoitcn unb sSertberbobungen iiir Die Con.
bemnirine mo .Grpfinln9 elmer gIeitmdbia
8ipGnSi9 ,SiB- breitei @llcb. bon Der g5eitiette
Der Varclups Strabe bis 5nr SiioipeitsSe ite bon
Srmpalt's cane, itebit oen odruui be3iieii6en
cnosilItigen illo eorrisirtel erlduternoeH Sid
men in @ei11Sbeit Der 8oritriften bes Staois
Charters uno Der am 3. Sanuur 1908 uHterz
Seidncter Ieroronru9 gtr. 5s oes Mnpprs
lino StabiratbeS bon Baltimore bet. mir binters
legt bubei,
miro hermit befnnnt aertaht. bab befagter
9eritt iIlo @SIdne AMI biefe 9Seife in oiefem
8iircnu binterIcqt iporbeu itrlb,. lino bab bee
WinGor lno Stabtrutb bon Baltimore. ODER irs
genb cine Yeriun ooer GerfprelI. ODER cine pber
inebr Gorporaiionen bte NIT Der SSertbsilnns
erbbbnn9cn un5ufrieoen iino. innerbalb hreiBia
(&M 1aael BON 8. Didr6 1909 az. ais
benz erite Gage Der BON mir uusaeeanaesem
Ser6iferilitnilo bieicr 9iotii, itriftlib naaes
gen al has Baltimore Siabtaeri6t uppeliren
itno bns 6ciaSie @eri6t erfllbcH mDgeH, Die
feibeu III rcoioirei.
3. Scpel shpmas,
(M,irSS t0,1I,24) Staots9Re9iftrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Sin Settings. 5nbilGum.

Die nDtiiiiiiippi 9 @lGttcr," ooa
SomntnNablott ser .ySeitIid)c EoIt"
mo 0c9 nNhcno Nn5ciQcr" IN Ct.
&oui@. pom lcBtcn Sonntng lpurcil
%brionocrS n%miongrcid) llnO %intcrci-
iant. Nidvt lpGnigct ais 1OS Scitcn
umioBtc bic Sunntoga Nlla1ubc.
Sic mnr %allcrbinQo 5llr Ncicr oca
NI0n1antcnen >Sllbil1mnH Der bcloen
3eitlmgcn ber9eitcllt morbCn. Ter
,Nn5cigcr bc3 Mcitcna," Der lputcr
dis Der vNbeub An3cigcr" crld)ierL
ipuroe I'M Sabre 1884 Nc1rilnbct. 2ie
,@eItlid)c E%o't"mrroc I'M Sabre 1881
gc1riinoet. Gilcn AroBell T!l1
ldnulmg nobm lie, ais 1864 81. Chill
Erctoriu9. cIn Encouragement Nd)ts
lmopier5iQcr, Die 2citung bca 9lottcS
iibcrnobn. Gorl Sdn5er, Der Scr
ol,agebcr unO Hcboftcnr 0ca ,gln5cis
GER, unb Ir. FrctorillS murcn arlulb'
pcrihicocnc Hatllrcn. Sic mcrocn
IN cirtcm grtitcl Der yNfiliiliippI
0ldttcr" 10 d)orofterilirt: Ser cine
elm lid,tbcner Siegirico. nelpimcno
int l(nlgollg, bcSullberno in@clpr1d,
MciItcr i'm prGgllantcn Mlaorilt, clt
WolfSrc0ncr bon hlnrelBcn0cru
Stnpumg; Ser onoCrc nlcbr oenl
grimmen &ogen GhnlidL melln nlld)
Die GuBcre Hoilbeit oil MIR sum Gcd
mnntel elmer GroBcl @llinliltblgfcit
oieltc, tici pou @cbanfcnL uncrbitt
lih IN icincr idlorfen iuriltiid)cn go
git"
Gen bciocn bebclltcnben Wunnlcrr
oeS bclliid = nmcritonild)en Sournu-
liSmua bobell i'm Eouic Der Sabre
piele bcbcutenoc MGlmcr jllr Seitc
.gcltonocn. &arl SdNlr5 bate cil,cn
Nntbcil al Der n@eItlld)cl FoIt."
Gbnoro Scpb gcborte mebrerc Sabre
benz Hcooftions Stab bcriclben an.
llnD oud ,Soiepb Fltlibcr bc1orn all
Der .@eitlifcn Enli" lcinc Journal
itiid)c Gorriere ais @eridltcritnttcr.
&or einiqcn ,Sohrcn pcrid)nloIjcn Die
Seronagcbcr oc3 ~ygn5eiOcr" H.. @eIt
lid)c Yolt" Ole bciocl @lGtter. Gic
coniolioirtcu ,%}eItun1cn iteben icbt
inter Sciiulla Der o@ermon Nine
ricoll Ercb T%iiociotion," an Ocrcr
Spitc Or. Gbporo =. Eretoriua ltc6t.
Toll Der grpbcn Seiinn0afGbiateit
Scr Wciellid)oit 0ibt sic lcbtc Num.
mrr Der .Wiiliiiiippi . @lGItcr" CLAN
5crlbcS 3cll9niB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

Ser G6icugocr u d) $ an
mott Clarence z. Torrolu hat bcll
Eroblbitioniltcn Der "gNtnoi9en
Stoot" oieier Gage libel mitNeipiclt,
Gic Frobibltionilten GbicoQp's bot
ten lid Gorrom filr ihr $nbresbal.
felt - mna man 10 @onfctt nclult -
ais tScItrcbner ptridriebcn. Nla Gnra
rom i'm Snnlc crid)iclL lulrbe or nit
itiirmiidem ,<llbel %enpion9cn. Mon
bcgliIdmilnittc i'm, ouB CT 0eri
Wtllth Nebabt babe, Die GinlnoltnH
o15unebmell mo nucn Mnfcihnnoem.
ocnen CT bieierbnlb m,a9clett ieill
merbe, 81 t~rotell bereit iei. abcr
man lpnrbe mertlpiiroig tleinlult,
ols Gorrolp 81 recon b%egplncn bate.
Gle @eiihter Der Sciligcn bca &ni'
iertiimpclS lpurben INNER lGllger
mo lhlieBlih pnrell lie 10 lang, bob
Der ultcre Sheil bciuobc Die Gid
failte errCldlt hnttc. Us mar ober
oildJ ill toll. mas bieier 0nrrolp iid,
bcroitsnohm. r&br Erobibitioniiten."
loatc cr inter Inocrem, ,fro9t nitt
b0rnodl, mie picle 8rubcr lid fiillcn.
10 lul1ge cS feline @r1bcr bon Sruns
feuboloen iillb. NllS Der Shutiod)e,
ooB aus je iiini @citprbcncn elmer
olrdlnhittlid elm Spier Der Gun,
northumberland lit. tGnnt Sbr tcin
pollti'd,cS aopitol id)lo9eu; ocSbolb
ldbt Sbr JIG mnerpGbnt. SIR reject
lmnncr MIR BON ocn Spiern ocs gl.
tctola mo p%crldNpcigt 9nn5 mo gar
Die Sbatiuhe. boB Sabof, Sbcc, aoi-
ice mo Gprlcts minbeitenp cbcnio
piele Spfer iorberu; Sbr mettert &c.
gen Die MirtbId)oitcn. iuollt lie alb
idaifel un0 ia1t llid)ts bariiber, mas
Sbr Den Slunocrtcn illlo (orienben.
Die helltc bel ibrer hurtclt 9lrbcit iid,
ais cIlt5ige St1rtun9 cin @loS Bier
erlaubeu fonnGl lu,o bic onitGnoio
getiibrten @irtbid,often in scr In
terbaltula nit @cfunntcn cine oll9e-
,lcblne N%bmed)slung ulib Grhpllu,H
iinben, ais Griub geben mpllt. 9tur
llnertabrenc mo flr5libtigc Mcn.
Id)en ooer reritodtc Sonatifcr pocr
perldla9enc Scild)ler foniien allel,
Grnites Die poaitGnoiae 9e%icitiauna
elmer luirtbld)uitlihen nno oesbolb
notbpenbigen Ginriftung beiiirlpor.
ten" alio iprnd) Iarroip, itno oils
CT gum Sflulic gefpmmen. brad, ci,t
Sturm los, ipic CT i'm piclleidt nod
ilid,t erlebt hat. Ibcr CT belt luodcr
aus, lieB Ill bas 8eid)impie, Dos
lid iiber i'm crao6. rubia iibcr lid,
ergeben nlo lad)tc mir. 2odtc iibcr
bic Inmmbeit, se9eu ole befannntIid,
logar 8ottcr pergebelS fGmpicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Vircau Der
Observation-Disclosures ; SpmmtiiGre.

more. -. Wiirj 1909.
Sic StrnbeuhurdbhrIid)ss 9plnniiii6re MAIDEN
biermit in llehereiniiimllmrlna nit benI 500.
Nbfbniti oeS Charters Der Stnot Baltimore he
ldnli, bnb ie AM Eienitaa, oen 20. NpriI 1909.
%ormiitngs III 1lbr. ibre critic Sipll1a I'M Niis
rcuu Der StrdbenOnrcbbrudss Gommiidre i'm
SoetsSebdloe an Serin9ioils mo poilioapilr,
hnlieit lgcroell. Tin ibrc @epalt mo tbre 4flid)s
len sur Nllslitbruila III %hrinaet. Die ihnei be
5itaIid Der S~onormnirung uuo Sriinung Der
Baltimore traRe, bon Der Siopeitieiit her
Srcberid Ruao. gell1b Der I'm 10. Mir6 1909
!llitr5cidnctcn &eruroning atr. 212, a~uicrIe9t
iilio.
Games &. SmitB,
Nuibruo VI. @attS,
Wiiiiam :. NtiupDbu,
, 9ommiif1re.
Gugene 3. Hoogers,
WidrstG G, $3.50 ;9lpril6. 49, GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

elmer holbclo Miliru nno brci Ero.
sent olli ollc ar0Bcrcn Eernlo9cn.
1aa iino Die &orid)lagc beS Cont
les fir MitteI unh @ege. @oS ga.
pon @cieb miro, lpna qcGnbert miro,
luerOcn Die nGditln Monntc 5ci9cn.
,Snl l%lnttrboltic. beion0erH obcr I'M
Scnot. miro picI DAMON 5crpiliitft
luCrNCl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
SpocsfGGc.

9lnl 10. .Girl Nn Gu, MarDlanh llniocfi.
am 10. Mdyi 5aunie Suaiuser, 9ir. 1903,
9iurof Foppleiors StriBe. 81 Sabre ait.
9lm Il. .iir5 0uiparb &riefpe, Ir. 523,
lSeiis BRETON StruBc, 10 Sabre alt.
2lm II. 4iir9 6ranccs SurieH, gtr. Ais,
@lhnlps Cane. 50 Sabre alt.
Vim -. MiGr5 aamuel Spriep, 9ir. $40. Ga.
tbcoruls Strube. 40 Sabre alt.
.elrt IL. .Wpdr5 Wiuiam Seerina. StnbtsHo-
ipiidl. % Sabre nlt.
Y!m -, Niar6 aiarearct Spulcr. Gr. t341,
Noros@ililnr. Sftnhe. u Sabre alt.
Vim II. Iiirj Marie 8lasbp, ltr. "a, Eoro=
Senlpoon. %"lpenne, "a Sabre alt.
9lm II. Wiir5 Sranris @arbncr, Ct. 90
~'epb%'polpiill. =. Sabre alt.
Nm -. !yinr} Subn %S,pr'eg, Nr. GOO, Comb
SIleO, 36 Sabre alt.
"Inl II. Widr5 Gaipcr Sar6cdsr, 9tr. POOP,
81. Eoinbnro Sirnbe, 20 Sabre nlt.
PIN -. Mfdrj Nnna Saiita, atr. i7t3, 9uices
anna Strabc, 10 Sabre ali.
Wm IL. mars Wcaieg 9eepnpt, gtr. 1909,
g~toros9utap Sirnbt, SO Sabre alt.
Nm 10. Dtird GBar.eS Milbunano, 9ir. Gl3,
SScl,- SaNeltes Strabe. 80 Sabre ali.
Nm "A. Widr5 Berrgie Merebith, .WIarpIanS
Ncrlcppnibifdles Noipitnl." 30 Sabre ali.
Nm IL. AiirS @iaiam Taragu, III. I4i,
.2Seif9tooles SiraGe. % sabre alt.
PIN 10. Didr6 ,5phn Stener, Nr. 10S, 9Ioros
9SnihiIgiol-S trnbe. As Sabre alt.
gnI f.. Widr6 Sunis Scott, M. 2t7. 9Seit
Nofimnna Strl6c. 80 Sabre alt.
S(m II. OiirS 6liSabetb saara. gir. 1911,
S~Sdllcns StIlbe. 80 Sabre all.
Nm Is. Nidr6 Srnrp 9aifarsfi, Sobn5 Nups
iinesSu'ptinl, - Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Wcurac Mubrcas ,Spfmant,.

Sc ildrb @cprae Nnbreas Spimaun i'm Glitter
bon 60 InbreN : 4tpnaten liilo II GGgen. Sic
@ecrbt9rn9 finoei Ircitae, Hinhutittaa9 > ltbr.
bonn lruuerbanfc, III. $50, gSeit-oolfmaisSir.,
aus nni benz pWiulltt Slibct- Srieohofc" itdtt.
t77-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
8cfauntmad
euucr.repartcmcmt, Mn,bbaus.
VQltl III u TIE, Is. Wtur5 l9O9
Tuiiagcu fir Yiiatcrnug etc. upu 1rtpat

NuTiagcu fhr VfIaTterHug etc. Dpu ErtOats
glllcDe.
IS ipir5 biermit beIunnt acmacbt, oaB alien
&~uiln1en iiiy Rfiaiterntg Der TrinatsIueb 6ipi.
itelt Mvpletou- mo IfnnrpesS tra6e uno BON
g&eilpuoosg (beluc his FreshurpsS truBe l~ulieub
Eiiditerun9 uto 9iioeuiruilg elmer Dinter 9ir.
1910 bis 9ir. 1882, Rih1eiupobssioenie, lau'
tcnbcu Trinnts slllep: Iino I;fIaiterill9 eirter
ntrolid bon 9auoalcs Strnbe. lpefili0 bon @nila
ioros apenue lnuieroel FrinGtsgulep seildb Der
am 30. Sitobcr 1909 lInter5ei6netcn Ncrprb'
ltinG III. Is, Die iWtcrbaIb so ln9elt bonn
~. Nidr5 1909 an, Mot hc6oblt ltrth, elne
Sirai9cbiibr bon brei go Iru3ent btn5uaeiiiqt
mn oaS @iGcnibum, tueldhes nit 'olben slnfs
lnael, beialtet lpiroe, iofori oerMei'elt ino 5i,nl
Gerfauf dIge5eigt meraci miro. Grempte Sub
lung ipiro hicie 1robeIt i@pciieren l~lnfoiten per
iIcioerl.
Srant SrUuu,
llh1rllS) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Warqurcta Tiider.

Gs flarb an Mittmot, 9l6cnbS $40, Mar.
aareta wilmer in Den %&Sobnrno ibreo comic
9triobneo 9rI. NnGuit Sd, sir. tG2J. 9tpr9s
gCeroigilg miro ipdier befHtnt geliadt. t7sJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
GDn0Dn.Earf=Gemetcrn.

Surean: VT. Il, gef' SarntDgasS traRe, NIB
Snnpt'Ginaaug: 8rcberid. 9pao.
guiiitt; GhnitthIuteit, @epinbe, 9flar3en etc.
tperoen I'M lreibb1ls an Saupt,Gtngare geflIts
ben. Infer Igent miro, peill gepiinf6i, bot.
ipred3cn. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Baltimore Scmetern.

Sirean: Sranflin 9Iog, Baltimore u. Wprtbitr.
.&c9rabnlbpldte SUM Serfauf : bon $25 oil,
nit Marmorpioften 1LeegrenSt $35. - BIab
tir bier @rdbcr. 5reie Denubune DER aapele
fir 1ruuergatie5oieniie. tSuni1G,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Trnio Hinne Gemetcrn.

Ter ibeale Sriectpf upu Baltimore, uabe
9tiespiue. 3pei eleftrif6e Sabn.2inien uno
Vtinllco. 9Noiilernro eireit sum Srieobof. slue
@runoltlide inter ~itanhiger glnfii6t. 9icoriae
Bretie. Serlunnt Die reuen Gplpenirs StatuIoge.
9iireali: Ir. III, 9iprp'6b artes. strafe. 9eioe
Telephone. (NpriI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Scrraine.

Tsafertfh. = Yartartis. - Jriebtm.
8eitIih bon g8albroot cine uno eine Babe
MeiIe. Mtonnt SuubsgSaegonS uitb 2prraines
WaSGonS birett biz 5iirl Gi1gar1g. Qeioe See
Iepbone. GiaotsNurenu In, britten SIur beg
nunionsl ruits@ebdubeS Gbarless nnS saaette.
etrake. (Dlai4, Is, T&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
ylufacbpt.

Ser Rcdtsanmalt Ir. Diet bier bot bean.
traai. oet bcribolenen MiiIereefcIen 9pbann
Scn5in aus gSuIfen5iu iir ioot 81 erfIdren.
SenSii III an 5. guguit 1888 peboren mn int
Ter be,eidbtefe %erfbolene niro aufaeiprs
bert, lid ipdicficlls in benz auf ben 90. Septenls
Der 1909. @ornlittaas 10 llbr. Dor Dem unters
6e!hreieii @eribt nnbcroninten slnfeebofstcr.
mine ~ meloen. ,piorigeufaqS bic SooeseriIis
riifg ~erfulgen miro.
sn Iue. ipcldle glsfnnit fiber Qeben pocr
ZOO oes Ver'dplereit 81 ertbeiIert pern5gen,
bofetcririite Dem Scridt Stit5eiee an fitadber.
Fenbrd II II II q. Sen 10. ssebr. 1909.
t6S,s2) Vrcebcr5ul. Amtsgertdt 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

Ueber ben HcprGientons
ten Git9cralb unb bic rSonnlalps
Gopperbeaos", Die lebtall MolltaN nit
oen Gonnon-Nepublifonern %itimmten.
lobt iif ons ~. y. Mprgen Sours
mol" aus @aibinston itrcibcn: 9ic
Serrcn loben lih ldGnblih benom-
men. Sic nobmcn lcoiglid @eieblc
BON ihren Soiien cntee9en. nnb &C.
ben cit alun5cnoes @eiipicl. mas bon
oen Sofoien Der Maidinc i'm Gou9reB
ST ermortcn lit. Sic iinS meoer o..
nlnfratcn nod HtpubIifaner, iorOern
"ntenllt,ael, Die bnrd Sen Ginflu6
Der .Stonoorb Gil g., Der @onfen,
oes 3llder- nno StoGl.S rnitS unb Der
Ftrotet9clbcr ms Mnlt acfonmell
lilo. Gie 0eloi1fe nidten bcn Dol
'eit ST. Die 9olic nidten Dem aebors
lamen 0ibaerolo un,o icincn Copper.
benoa aus Gem Empires toatc Ill,
u1n Die Sd,afale thatcn ibrc Vflidt.
Cannon bot bcillt aid bereits 1sitz
gerald iiir Den bon ibrn pcriibtcn Ser.
ratb III oos Gpmitc fir Heocln CT.
nonnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18


Cine billi9e Hid)ur
Wa9ner,M useobe. Sn bier Sobren
polelbet lid ein Sabrbnnocrt leit Der
8eburt &ihnrb @agner's. SIN SIN.
blid barouf baden iid) Die @erla9ss
banolnngen. oeren CT leine bel Seb-
6eitcn bcral,sseeebenen @iibneniuerfe
untpcrtrult bat. pereint, cine milrotge
unp biuigc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
Spun ulb Muiifbramen Nidboro
@o9ncr's ais Ausgabe Der Sriginals
perlcger crifeinen 5l laIien. Is er-
folgt Subifription auf Die 8elamn,t-
btit oieier @erfc 5unddit III alapier,
ails5iiaelt nit @eiang Ill ipod)ettlis
den 2icfernngcn ST. so Efehnigcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

Ger tnAliihc MrbcitSmi i
niitcr &obn Burns giebt cine Stoti-
itif iibcr Die grnenloitcn Gn9lano'a
bcfonnt. Sn Sabre 1888 piroel
iiber 10 Miuionen Collars fir sic
grnlen %ouigeueloet. Snl Sabre 1907
luoren IS Mtuipilen Collars onrolla
1clporoen. Die Mrmiltb luar allu I'M
% EroSent aeitieaerl. Sn Die Nrmcn-
bui,ier huben Die Glteru 36,762 Sin.
Der mit1enommen. Son Den multn.
ltd,en Sniuiian Der N~rbeitsbduier lillo
II Ero5ent or~beitsfabigc Wfdnler OH
lie grbeit. Gas lit Die Shattenicitc
Der emit piel bepltnotrtcn liberation
Notwithstanding.
Evening star., 1909-07-18
NEW YORK FRUITS.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE market for
evaporated apples is easier in tone, and
prime fruit for November. delivery is OBJ
tainable around cents. On spot fancy
apples are quoted at S%a8b; choice at
SASH: prime at 7a7k and common to
fair at 5a6A.
Prunes are more or less unsettled. with
quotations from 2A to liz for Califor-
mia. and from q to 8 for Oregon fruit.
Apricots are quiet and rather easy, In
sympathy with the market for forward
shipments from the coast. Choice are
quoted at 10a1Ol2, extra choice at 1Olaa10ss
and fancy at 11a13.
Peaches are quiet with choice quoted
at 3Aa6. extra choice at o4a6sx and
fancy at 7aS1a
Raisins are quiet with loose muscatel
quoted at 51sa41e, choice to fancy seeded
at 44a6. seedless at 324a5n and London
layers at 1.15a1.20.
Evening star., 1909-07-18
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. July 17.-Ideal weather for
harvesting and increased receipts OF new
wheat here and In the southwest had
weakening effect on the wheat market
mere today, final figures showing losses
OF 4 to Ia compared with yesterdays
close. Corn closed steady, but oats and
provisions were weak
The July delivery. in particular, moved
over a wide range. the price during the
day being between 10 and 1o2 Trade
IN the current month. however, was small
The market closed weak with prices only
q little above the lowest point, with
July at 12Ol4.
Arrivals of new wheat here and in
the southwest show q material increase.
Nearly forty carloads of new wheat
were reported to have arrived here to-
ody. the greater part Of which will be
aVaiiable for delivery on contracts after
it, mas been dried. At Kansas City
and st. Louis total arrivals were 243,OO
bushels compared with 1900 bushels the
corresponding day last week.
General selling of corn caused con-
SIDERABLE weakness in the market for
that grain early in the session, but q
firmer tone developed during the last
; nalf of the day owing to an improved
demand Tor the cash grain by shippers.
Inc market closed steady with prices Il
rover TO higher compared with the
Heavy realizing sales prompted by i'm
pending arrival of new oats here next
week caused a break OF nearly cents
IN II! the price OF oats for July delivery.
day owing to the excellent weather for
harvesting and for the maturing OF the
late crop. At the close prices were Kass
to 1es lower than the final figures of
the preceding day, July closing at 451a.
Provisions were weak the entire day
owing to profit-taking by local holders.
The selling was based on a to 10 cent
decline in live hogs.
Prices at the close were to 25 lower
than yesterdays close.
Cash-Wheat-No. red (new), 1.o4: No.
:. red tnew). 1.19a1. en-; No. 2. hard
new), 1.19a1.2 .201a: No. / northern, LISA
lao; No. 2 northern, 1.esa1.3o: No 3
northern, 1.20a1.26
low. 71ka7s: No. 5. III: No. ) yellow,
71a4a72; No 4 661sa67.
oats-No: white. 4s&a4s; No. 4
white, 42a46.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July 17-Wheat
No ! northern. 1.3s; No. northern
134: September. 111ls.
Rye-No. /, S1aS11s
Corn-September. 65h.
Barley-Standard, II; No. Z, 70a71; No
4, 69a7o.
DULUTH, Mimi. July 17.-Wheat-
No. / hard. 1884: No. 1 northern. 1.32:
No. northern. 1.3o; July, 1.31; septem-
Der, 1.117s.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Wheat-No. 9
red 117a1.22; No. 2 hard, 1.20a1. o5
nominal; July, Liz; September, 1.071aa
1.07ss.
ber s4A: No. 2 white, 74ha75I.
Oats-No. 2. cash, 501s; July, a; Sep
tember, 40A No. 3 white 81 nominal.
,rrny>-r.poJ nY,,, 1,,,,, - T-,oca.
Wheat-July. 1908; September, 1.11ss;
December. 1.0sA; cash No. 1 hard
1.322sa sa1.333s No l, northern, 1.31 ga
1925; No. northern. 1.o9ssa al 30b; No
northern, 1.27asa1.2Sh.
Bran In pound sacks, 21.50.
Flour-First patents, 6.10a6. 80: second
patents, 6.0oa6.20 first clears, 5.05a5. %;
second clears, 365a3.S5.
Evening star., 1909-07-18

city mas practically completed the work
or restoring the 5000 900 held back for
two or three years from its million or
more consumers, pending the fight against
the legality OF the law reducing the price
of gas from 81 to so cents per thousand.
Inc work OF refunding was all done with
IN q period OF about four months and a
half or about one-half the time expected
TO be occupied in the distribution. II
was really remarkable performance and
the company's management is preening
itself pridefully on its rapidity of action.
Having once made up its mind there was
no hope OF retaining the amount every
encrt was made to close the incident with
all possible dispatch.
The political economists are figuring
that unless there is an early readjust-
ment OF salaries to offset the rising ten
dency of commodity prices and the gen.
eral increased cost Of living there must
steadily reduced consumption of those
articles entering into household use. This
is a feature which will be more in evil
dence two years from now than now.
The pennsylvania, as usual, takes the
lead in the extent of it's demands, for
new equipment. The announcement that
II is in the market for 10000 new cars
is a large-sized straw indicating the di-
rection of The wind. Very few of these
cars, however. viii be available to help
ouI eiiC poPiCSieo SliCItaSe programmed
for next fall and winter.
This is going to be a great year for
the iron ore fleets on the lakes. 1t would
not be surprising if the big record of
1906 is surpassed and there are those
who are willing to wager that the rec
ord for 1910 will be 5O,OOOO 600 tons
When Steel common first got to 20 it
met with perfect avalanche of stock.
The stuff came ont in huge blocks and
from all directions. The market SEEM
ingly would have been obliged to take
10000 shares II II had then been pushed
up point further. Nevertheless and
notwithstanding, people close to the Nor
gan outfit predict par for it before the
end of the year. W. G. n.
Evening star., 1909-07-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. July 17.-During the past
week business on the sock exchange con-
tinued slack and uninteresting. and with
few exceptions in which American secu-
rites were notable, prices showed a daily
tlrooping tendency. The attractive new
issues and another Canadian loan of
$40. .OOo, ,OOn in connection with the Trunk
Pacific railroad, the prospectus of which
was issued tonight. offering per cent
first mortage bonds at S21s, operated
against increased activity in the gilt
edged section, but fair investment busi-
ness In foreign bonds strengthened the
foreign section moderately. Home rails
were further depressed by the Scottish
coal trade dispute, and liquidation by
tired holders of Kaff1rs. who had bought
In anticipation of increased public de-
mand had a weakening effect on the Sc
curities.
American shares showed marked
strength, considering the small amount of
business transacted. L. $. Steel took a
lead In the upward movement on the fore
cast of favorable quarterly statement,
and a possible increase of the dividend
rate, which sent the quotations to new
high record. Louisville and Nashville
also received attention on dividend pros
poets. The rest ol tne hsl ioiioWeu
slowly. and the final rates were un.
changed to five points higher than last
Saturday.
discounts hardened gradually during
the week on the decline In American ex-
change. and the revival OF the continental
gold demand in the direction OF Austria
and Russia. This. together with the
early south American requirements TO be
i met has driven away for the present the
hopes of a reduction In the Bank Of Eng
lond's rate of discount.
BERLIN, July 17.-There was a good
| tone on the bourse today.
Evening star., 1909-07-18
United Wireless

TELEGRAPH STOCK has Increased enormously
the past year and further advance is certain. An
established commercial enterprise. 1t has the
indication of another Bell Telephone chance for
money making. Full facts on request.
NEW YORK SELLING; AGENCY,
Is Broadway, New York.
Evening star., 1909-07-18

THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CON-
pany-At a meeting of the board Of trustees Of
the Washington Title Insurance Company held
on Thursday. July 10. 1909. the regular semi
annual dividend of 3 per cent and an extra di-
ings of the company for the six months ending
June 80 1909, was declared, payable after July
81, 1868 The books for the transfer OF stock
will be closed from July 30, 1909 TO July 81,
1909, inclusive. GEORGE III. OCONNOR. Secre-
tary and Treasurer. jy1I-3t
Evening star., 1909-07-18
McGuigin Creditors Ask for Receiver

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July 17.-Creditors
Of the McGuigin Iron and Coal Com
pany Of Olive Furnace, Lawrence county,
Ohio. have asked for q receiver. The
corporations liabilities are about $50, 900,
while the assets are estimated at $100, 900.
Among the petitioning creditors are the
Mercantile National Bank of New York,
holding a note for s3.700. and the Akron
(Ohfol Manufacturing Company.