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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

Eierpom Wor9oh fam ielle Stunt
lh1ee 5uafrci il's 2oll0 brineen. 81
trollen lino Inn anoCrtbulb Sent CT
bolt; aber Damn = Die gan5e Wil lit
ia cine Gitrone."
Gle 20 aturoop Gpentng
Goit" pergletht oie G%ngldnoer IN III,
rer gepemp1rtigcn GenliltbSpertals
Jung nit eirlenl 5eitpcllig inquired.
%nungSfGblg oemproencn Snoiplolium,
oos mie mabniinnig nit Der gelaoe'
men 6linte umberlGuit. Mber, 10
fnbrt bas 9latt fort, Die Gltglonhcr
befGnben iib qiiu einem gefpaltigen
Srrtbum ibeim iie gluubcrL oaB man
bier fiir ibr @ebobren SerltdnoniB
babe. NnBer einigen lmpernntlport'
liden Eerionen in Ser @unoesbmipt-
Itabt gebe cs in 0en&creilligten Staa>
ten %gtiemano, Der oua england bon
bellte peritebe; Elm england, ooS nit
Observation-Disclosures ipicle, Die bon
elmer groben cipiliiirten 9totion nift
einmal erDd6nt merocn lollten. Sie
Gereinigten Staoten itGnben oielenl
freuentliden Spiel %ntlcbneno gegen.
iiber lino ieien nid)t 1cneigt, aus Der
Molle oes nnbetbciliQtcn, freillG bod.
lid)it critnunten 3uihuucrs beranss
5utreten. (Wt. 81
Semitic tgl
Der iino INNER nod al Der Irbeit,
Den eltloiienen @eit Eoirter aooet-
ten gum @iebereintritt 5ll perbelfen.
@enu Die Nbgeoronetcn Die bon ib.
llcn aufgeltelten ,Hcgcln ielbit nidt
odten, ipie fonllen lie oas BON Den
&aoettcn eriparten?
Gin = bicogoer 3citnngse
perlegcr peroficntlitt in ciilem Son-
boner 9lott einen Nrtitel iiber ben
modicnoen oelltihen Ginillb inSlme-
rifu ouf Soften hes AnicbcnS Chg.
lambs. yySir baben nit Gentid)luub
nid)t MIR ben Eroiellorenoustauld,
ionbern mir beieben old uniere ollge.
lcbenlten 2ebritiible nit oelltiden Si.
ltoritern Eipdologen uno Gbemifern.
Sriiber ifallte Ole 8elebrteniuelt mad
Srforo nno Cambridge, belte Dolen
mir inns Die Snipirationen m Seioel-
berg uno 2cip5ig. @ir boben 9euts
ife nl,i Der Hidterbanf, III Den Of
icntlihen Ienltcrn. iie iino Die lei
tenben @ciiter inl 8eihditsleben."
Tos lit Die beiltid)e Snpoiion III In,e-
rifa oltf fricolibeiil @egc.
Nuulanos tiirfiIdje YSber.
Ganitable.gebduoe, Vutawt sssen. etsts often.
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(septtO1 .ottD
Icpartemeut fir biientlidr eidcrbeit-Nantcn.
SnbsI eparteutent hes 8ebduoe'S uIpefturss
WiircauS. HQtbbauS.

Baltimore, /. september 1909.
Mnoebote lperben entge9en g%eIoninlen ocll
Der 9p~nirufispcboroe Der Stnot Baltimore 'lr
ben llnbaI mo Die 9tepuratur Der 9roBftrabeil'
Wiarfibaiie lino SduppeiI fit ben Miapur mo
Staotratb bon Baltimore.
Mngcbote miiiien in berHe9eltelI Goioerteil,
a~breiiiri an ben sSoarb Of WIZARDS" iein uno
Die aulibrifi "gropofals tor, gSorf an eroD
Street Marfei" trugen mo bel Srn. :. Seiuell
Sbonlus. Observation-Disclosures, in oeuen giireoil tmi
Matbbaufe nm ooer Dor IL lbr SornIiftd9e
am 10. Septcr1ber 1909 eilgereidt peroen.
SeDem ~giugebot InuB ein al ben W,appr. UNI
Stabtratb BON baltimore .5ablbarer eertlil5irter,
ail cine Clearing Souie".Suni 9e5oaener ebed
oes gieiers fir iilnibunoert $4,000 Dollars
Ser erfolerelbe gieter mub giirefdait iteI.
len uno Die. Gorf6rilten pes taofsebarferS
In GeBu9 anf 9~onir1ite e%riillcn.
3eidnnngCir uno Spe3ittfatipne1 toflneil Gni
coer mad Dem 2. scptember 1909 I'M Siirenlt
bcs @ebdMoesS nfpeftor5 befibti9t ,perbeil.
Sic 8ebUrbe bebdlt lid oas Neht Dor, tr9eln
Elm ooer alc gngebpte 6ll oertperteit.
eoiaro .. Ireftpn,
@eb1iioes Snfpeltpr.
@enebnigt:
Geo. y. Wnmicn,
Wiubpr.
(Sento q q q 10 MIA
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SuScsfGue.

h. -.'II
gtm s. s%epiember G~iiSabrtb Gruicno, Nr.
2i0. Nlbema rlef Strabe. ~ Sabre all.
Vim o. Scptemher WiurD e. Tauis,> ct.
Qufe'S Spipiiui III Sabre ulLf
Vim s. September Mnnie Srsmpno. 30 5ahrc
ait. .JDNJGU i.Il4!~-
gm Z. September Stcp9eu :. Dunalbio ion,
Nr. All, Siosoreter@Str ube,I 80 Sabre alt.
glm 8, Septembsr Suiepb Urtfun, yWierep
Spfpitnl, 81 Sabre alt! ~
Vim Z. September aatbaripe Slnncrtmarf,
9ir. 12i4. giueen. Tpenlte, rs Sabre alt.
sm s. Sepiember Caroline Sara, ct. 90
fepbSsSoipiiai, 50 Sabre alt.
slln l. September Meinbulo Stttg, Ct. So
fepbesS St9iiul, 30 Sabre alt.
slm &. SspieTber gubias MaySurft. Nr.
i643, gSritsSunpaiesS traBe. SO Sgere alt.
slm q. September sapenta Nte8e,pcc, 9r.
Go. Sin VrpaoipuD, 60 Sabre aH
Vim 8. Sepiembcr cecil 2. Slprris. gr.
1902. &arforosgoeilic. 40 Sabre an.
MN 7. September Gllen Nban, pDfercb 500
ipiini." 80 Sabre alt.
VIM s.. Sepicnber Mnuir Z. eebopn. sir.
1922. gSeitsSabcite StrdBe, SO Sabre alt. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

Ia bat numein 8eIebrtsr
fuieoer einmal feitaeiteIlt. Dab Saner.
itoif onf Dem Nars lit, folglih milf
ten npd) Q~eberueien bort iein. dbnIidJ
oeaen. Der Gr6e. Nas bieic 0elebr-
tn Niht aIles bernnstiitelnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Nh Nuc, bic Is anaebtiJ ,t8'

.s Nh Nar, bic rs anaebt!j ,GAtg-
= Siermit miro in llebereinitimniuitg init ben
Wbibniiter SO o mo SO Is bes Charters Der
StaSt Baltimore bcfunnt geaeben, oaB i'd mad
Dem %. G%cptember 1909 Beginner tperoe, 8ars
rettsS trabe bon Der gSeitfeite Der SpiparbaStr.
bis 5nr Gillette Der 9utaip. Strabe. nit mooer'
nem W'aieriaI an %pfIafiern uno lieu gu piIo'
ftern.
oesbaIb biermit auiseforoert, @riaubniRfdeine
fir aue Nrbeiten an erlalacr iiro o~iefelben oor
Dem %. September 1909 beenoigen. bic 1T
iraeno elmer gSeife Die gufarubun9 ODER Die
cines SbeileS o~erfelben lutbfueiloia illteI,
mcnn bieie gepfIuitert ODER neu gepfla itert III.
y. Z. Tcuban,
(gluaf3, 90, 27;Sept3) GtdotsS ugenienr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Inhanna W. Geuer.

GS ftarb am .. septenlbcr 1909, nm 6 llbr
Ihenn5. Suhauua vi. Oemer, Satin bon Sriens
rid g. Seuer. I'M Nlfer BON % Sabrer. Die
eeeroigula finoet Wuntaa, Wioraers 10 llbr,
aus iiatt; lppSii Neriudnbte nno Sreinoe adj
tluqspoll eiUQcIabeu iino. (254-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Yuua Wcprdc.

Gs itarb am 10. September 1909 Mnna
Beurae, ~seborene 2pener. 30 Sabre ali, geliebie
Satin bon 9onrnb @eorae. Nit 8cer6igulle
llnoet nprgsn, Sonniaa. cMa@mittags nbr,
aus itait, Seiieeina aui Der .Souoon Earl
Genietcrb". (254)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Wiaian 6. ltAlcmbera.

&c iiarb am 10. September 1909 Wiaiam
goa W. llbleuber0 nnh Sobn bon e. ". mo
:. 8: lbIe,lbera. Die 9crroiaIlta finbet am
spmntag, cen ~. September, 9nbmittuas nm
4 uIr, bon Der S~Sobnuis ieiner @ltern. Rr.
II, Hearl.StrGRr. aus auf Der Baltimore Sc
meiern" iinti. gciietans prioatim,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Ehriltiau Wrp6.

@utte mo Batter 6briitiau (Sruh i'm eIlter bon
80 Sabrcl. Die Vecrbiaulis finbet hrute, Sam.
flag ben If. Sepieinber 1909. 9iahmitiags I'M
auf Der .2omopu Farf Cemetery" itutt.
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&irdlIidlc Mnaeiaem.
uns=Wcmeiubc

SonntoasfbuIe $50. @ottcsoienft 1915.
Ereoigten iibtr pSeiIs am Zee" p@ene5arei !
(25l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
@ermi5dlte Nnscigea.

,@iaum ."Scoerm nuI 8eiteIunla seiertiet,
bon So an. Sdrben, Jeiniaen. ardufeln in al
len 8randen; Site aereil1i9i, 9etdrbt nuo lleli
oeiormt. Sauiojun, Wr.2tO, Neit.acrinatsn'str.,
,peitcs G.pdiperf. (SeptS, 1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
G~eriammlmngs Mnscigcn.
,,1rubinn.SaQe Sau.9ereiu

,1rubiinn.S Safe Sau.g'ereiu."
81 Der 10. Sepiemper 1909 elm aeteBliher
Selertne it, ipuroe Die s,eriaminling Der Niilos
nire obieeil Nereins ant Iirutag, ben 2S.
Septeniter 1909, s llbr MbeHos, perfect.
SIN Muftruge bes Sireftpriuns
Sacpb i, Nurbadl, Sefr. sSdabm.
(25i.6 TO4,T1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Sdnl -Nn5cis

amfitnt.
&nnit- nn6 3cidncnidMle.
5iir iuonitrieae aunit.Sanbiuerter
Scsidnle an W'uutas. 4. Sttpbrr. ~er5finet.
seine &iiuftc, angeWanbte Ghnite, inairaiiue
STUNT nuo Niuebart Silobanrrss dule.
Mount 9ipAal,N uenue,
Nbcubilule am 4. Eftobcr %er1fiuet. N
Waidliuens, arditettuuiihes unb Sreibauo.
i3eidncn.
Mcdanif nnb Mrditcttur Warfct Hlaee.
Srcihano = Mount 9iubal,9 lucnne.
eamitags.GIaiicn NM .. Sttuber ~er5iiret.
Srcibaub. Git,uirie uno augap anSte &initc
fir Griuadiene, aiuber uuo 2ebrer,
b. Wpunt DaisNucnue.
Glemeniares WiaIftncu.3 cidnen fir jnnse
2cute - Marfet Yiace.
Sir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inb geoinannaen
ipelioe man fib pcri6nIid ODER i6riitlib an ons
WarhIanb Snhitut, Mount NuNal.Muenue.
(252-66)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
@aralanb ~sdnIe.

Gas SiueiunbbierSifte eemefter Der aaarp.
lamb 5aut itumimea.9 dule beginnt ain 15, Seps
tsinber. giibt feitertaltiI6. SIR ale ipeiten
1~aubftnmnien uno and fur Die. oereu @eb6r
Iiber SnuIen -5u ern5eliden. Spreden unb
0ippenIefen auber ben Sddern Der ttfentIi1ea
ShuIen geIebrf. Scpartenicnt fir Sanofertigs
lett, IurnanftaIt. Soft. HoaiS uno tlnterrt6t
fir @eiuobner MarpIanb's fret. gu meIben bel
Chad. ~. Glp, YrimSiyaf. Hreterid,N Wts.
(sfua11-NuQ23 .YGoGo. Sl)
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parplb 8anSplpb, 9irefior.
Wtt. 9erunn,Yiace uub GbarleesStr., baltimore.
VprbereitunsS cpartemtnt
Wsag 8arrettipn Guams, SuperinfenoefftII.
Wr. % uuo 25, Eit.W tuunt.1ernnn.ytate
Grbfinnug am I. Cftuber fir ben llnterrtdt.
slnnleIounger i'm September bon IL ubr Sors
miiiags bis 4 ubr In6mittags.
Sollitltoiae @alipirung.. Der bobe ,Stans
barb pirb bnrb ole Gahiraee fir Yeaboops
slIunllli iiir mufifalifhe SteIun9en ans ben
gut8en Ser. Stauten b~eiuiefen. 5aiulidt pol ~
europdif6et nno anerifuniiden Wiufiferr!. Sou.
fir Stuoenten. JreifteIen. 9ipIome. eebrer'
Gertitifutc. &laifers uro Yrioatslnterrit
ltnterrihtstoiten 0uu $50 bis $50 oaS Stuls
Giriulare anf Seriangeii. (Sept3, tWO
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Sic ~ it h Eol It idreibt:
llrier Sotid)aiter in HuBlanO, Sobn
". &ibole, bat Yetersburg perlol.
len, obne bonn G5uren in slubiel5 cml-
pfongen iuorocn 5u iein unb pbnc lih
i~lberbonpt omtlid) uerobidicbet 81 bo-
baben. Ga ideint binter Den Goulii-
lell etipoS porgegongen 81 iein, mas
Der Welt einitueilen pobl nod Der.
bergen bleiben lol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

@ 1T bittcrem SarfosmuS
id)reibt hcr~.Grp @oos @ilioe" iiber
ocn Nlorid)- Sorif: "Spiben fuiten
mehr,; abcr e%eluiiie SpieenmaidJincn
tpnnlen 5lmn 9elten BON Alorid,
Woif uuo anoercn &hobe.S slanoeru
irei bereir. 1rembcr Sammet miro.
oltSeeidloiien; aber @mana Tumbo
fam feline 5ooIo9iiden Sammlunsen,
frei bcreinbringen. Striimpie lino 10
tbeiter, Dob Die Mrmen borfub la,tien
miiiien; abcr Sobitabe tommen frei
berein. Menn III altt bei'm Gin.
faitf BON @aumnouitoffen MOrih III
ieinen babgierieen Mbooe.S sIGnbern
Iribnt 5ablen muBt, 10 pergiB niht,
oab er 10 snaoia NOR. Fir 81 eeitat-
ten, Teine 2eide foiienlos ms 2ano
ju bringen. Woacnitoife ipcroen IN,
$50 Yro5cnt beitenert; aber lpenu iii
Teiner 1rau fem neiles aleio unb
Tcinen &inoern feline nei,en SGsd)cn
! taiien fannit. troite lid, oenn s.
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@enebnligt:
Trpartsmeut fir Dfientlidhe Nantcn.
Gub,1 epartemfut orS Staot'Sagruieur

(eept2. 8,A,O,7s,o1o,1i1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

Gle genoIferuma bes
Geitidcn Mcidcs. Sos fiirsIid) er.
fdienene aStatiltiide Sabrbnd fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

Eierpom Morgoh tour ieiIte annlt,
idoec 5uafrci iil's 2ollO brillgen. Gi,
trpllen lino INN anocrtbulb Gent CT
bolt; aber Damn = Die gun5e Wia lit
ia cine Gitrone."
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Bradstreet' tomorrow
win say Trade continues in favorable proper
tions. Shipments heavy. and in many in
stances buyers are requiring prompt deliveries.
Retail trade is getting into better shape at many
centers, though warm weather has retarded its
fullest development Commodity prices. both
for material and edibles. generally firm.
Iron and steel continue active. the chief features
being heavy buying of pig iron at higher prices.
outputs of everything. Steel making pig irons
have been bought freely. especially in the CEN
buying of basic pig has been heavy Require
ments do not appear to have been covered.
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending with September % were III. against
1aS last week. 267 in the like week of 1908. 1856
in 1907. 1I5 in 1906 and 1S5 in 1905 Business
failures in Canada for the week number 81. as
against 80 last week and 81 for the like week in
1903
Wheat (including four exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
September % aggregate 2973,6o1 bushels against
2.2s6. .s91 last week and 6,439.5 .526 this week last
year. For the IL weeks ending September 23
exports are 25.093023 bushels, against IS. 800,
947 in the corresponding period last year
Corn exports for the week are 94.l9S bushels.
the 10 weeks ending September % corn exports
/ .233.411 bushels, against COS 932 last year.
n. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of trade to-
morrow will say: While there few bad or
uncertain spots in the business situation. they
are not sufficient to change the generally cheer
full and in some respects brilliant outlook. The
movement in iron and steel is tremendous. re-
sulting In instances of premiums paid for prompt
delivery The foreign trade is unsatisfactory in
view of the decreased exports. but it should not
be overlooked that the former is the result in
part of the more rapid advance in prices here
than abroad, while the big imports testify to
the increased spending capacity of our people.
Many manufacturers of cotton goods are con
sidering curtailment of production to aid in re-
storing the balance between cotton and cloth
prices and to provide against the dangers of
piiing up stocks in the primary markets. An
advance of 1sc yard in regular print cloths
accompanied by substantial purchases. fair sale
n faf1 /.
ment in yarns and coarse cotton cloths were the
features in cotton goods. More New England
shoe manufacturers have been operating in
leather this week and the volume OF business Is
quite large though made up of small quantities.
Prices on hides show further frmness and ad.
vances have already been scored in certain va
rfefies
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
STOCK MARKET

There not much in local sar secuan' :
yesterday. Spring Valley water was nignsr ga a. :
S54 % and City eIeetric firmer at S4Ooo. M fa
ing was quiet. The exchange adjourned 70 mon, N
day on of the funeral Of the late 1uwat a. y
Barry, of the charter mempers and one OF Tue
best known brokers in the business ine iv,v h'ns
ing We're ex dividend: American natioiai Igin p'
Si.so California insurance COMPANY, ooc' coo 'A
sugar company, 30c; Union trust company SIJ a,ac
In the unlisted department Paclnc gas au9 i 49,
trie common resumed activity with an s, ~
from S59.50 to $61, closing at $oo oouUoi-oo'
The preferred stock sold at S9l.fo.
The feature of mining stocks was lne neass ; ~
eastern selling of Daisy, which, 1oree9 lne ~
down from lac to 1Oc. Sales mounted wsh w., iuso
the thousands of shares. The other sou'nein
Nevadas<were quiet. 80,
The comstocks were steady tto firm, Win ses-
eral of the leaders higher.
Sauer Dough oil has declared. DIVIDEND oi oc'
payable September 26. e.. n
The HOmestake mining comls any OF Sou'l 20 O.
kota Will pay regular monthly oivluenu "a - ~
cents per share today. During the past an nSeai a.
year the company paid total or ~ ~ .an
dividends and carried surpus OF -, S,z
against $443,9IS in 1905 $32, ,63o III 1917 anu
$57,2 ,232 in 1906.
The West Tonopah Con. min ing company ma mas
levied an assessment of one-thfrd OF per cent
delinquent October 30.
delegation of mining stock brokers oi o. t1e y,
San Francisco stock exchange Ill leave touay ~ y
attend the mining congress af Goldlelu. .t tne
exchange will adjourn at 1O:4,, O'Clock anu .he &c
delegation will march to the ferry, heaueo ny
hand off
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

STOCK MARKET IN
STAONANT STATE

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Trading in
stocks fell to low ebb today. During the
afternoon the condition became stagnants
The decision of the stock exchange author
ities to close the exchange tomorrow in
observance of the Hudson-Fulton celebra-
ton was partly responsible for this.
There was some diversion of spec
ulation into the cotton market. where the
booming of the demand brought the con-
dition into resemblance with the great
speculative episodes of the past IN that
medium. There was large participation
in this activity by the usual freauenters
of the stock market and the volume of
business there suffered accordingly.
The dullness of the trading left little
motive power in the price movement and
its wavering course could not fairly be,
accepted as a reliable index of any opin-
ions on values.
Preliminary estimates of the weeks
currency movement point to small gain
by the banks from the interior, but
smaller than last week. and with the side
of the outward movement from this center
rising The loss of the banks from sub
treasury operations of S3,952. 900 has been
reduced apparently Dy lew Hunoicu
thousand dollars by reason of the receipts
from the interior.
There was a slight lowering of the
private discount rate in London today,
which indicates some relaxation of pres
sure there. Advices from abroad represent
a widespread and increasing demand for
money at all the great centers and de-
sire to discourage further American bor-
rowing for supposed speculative purposes.
The feature Of the mesger dealings in
the stock market was the number of enor-
nous individual transactions in Reading
and to some extent in United States steel.
The persistence with which Reading was
pushed for sale on the advances and forced
back had much to do with the vacillating
tendency of the whole list.
When the pressure Reading subsided
a tendency of prices to rise moderately
came into notice. United States steel and
the Pacihcs showed some strength. st.
Louis Southwestern was a feature of
strength, in spite of the anxiety regarding
the cotton crop. which the rise in the price
of that commodity suggested. The final
drive against Reading determined the clos
ing tone Of the market.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (par
value), So, 5s4, 900.
United States bonds are unchanged on
call from last week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-There was nothing new to report yes
terday, either here or abroad.
CASH WHEAT
New crop-California club, $1.6561.7215; So
nora, $165@1.7215; white Australian, SIS q
sian red, $1.60; turkey red. $1.70@ i. 72h; blue
stem $ISO01.S2E per ctl.,.
FUTURES
1880 a. In. Session
p. m. Session
Barley-Preyious prices rule. with a quiet
local market. The demand for shipping is good
In the interior, however.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot, $135@1 .37a; COM
mon to fair, $1.32H al .33% per ctl; brewing
$1.3s% @1.4O; shipping. 81 40d1 .421s; chevalier.
FUTURES
1880 Session
May .... 81 "A $1.4l S144 81
December ....s. l.40A 1.4oA 14o 40
2 p. Session
a.. ,opea; pen !, High. sa, = Log; Close.
December =. 40 1.4oM 1.40 I.4O
Oats-There was further decline yesterday.
but the tendency was still downward. with a
Reds for feed, s1.so@1. 10 for good to choice
and 81 .5067 l. 60 for poor to fair; reds for seed
81 .9012. 10; black, 81. 35s62. 10 asked; gray.
nominal at $1.60@1 IS; white $1.6o@1 65; Texas
Corn-Small round yellow. 81. 70@1.75: white.
$1.75@1. 80; large yellow. $1.75: western states
yellow. In bulk, San Frslncisco track 81 65
white. 81 90; mixed. 81 81 per ctl.
Rye-Western states $1Eo@1. 80 per ctl; Cali
fornia neglected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
LocnI Financial Conditions

The monthly review of the American national
bank says in part:
Retail trade in San Francisco is steadily i'm
proving. people return to town after the sum-
mer vacations, and there is perceptiby growing
activity in nearly all lines of business For
several months, owing to impending changes in
the tariff and the uncertainty Of maintaining
order: but lately jobbers report an expanding
yolume Of trade and the approach of former CON
abafed activity
"The movement of Pacific coast products is
now well under way, and eastern exchange rules
at fraction below par. but as money is plen-
tiful al present there is no great pressure to SELL
s'Foreign rates have steadily dropped but re-
main still above the gold importing point It
appears doubtful that much gold will be Inn
ported this season, unless the large sums bor
rowed abroad. estimated at between $500 900 600
and s400. .000, 900, can be paid by sales OF Ameri
can securities to foreigners.
.'Steadiness prevails in the silver market. The
position, however, is not 80 strong as 1t was .
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO board OF TRADE
Future Grair and Provision.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2I-LiberaI sales Of Septem
Der by a leading long caused general weakness in
the market here today. The chief factor contrib
uting to the unloading of this line was said to
have been the continued enormous northwestern
receipts and the failing or In demand for the
cash grain in that section. The report of ST
Louis trade Journal indicating prospects for a
full acreage Of winter wheat In this country and
decline of nearly &c in cash prices at Kansas
City further augmented the weakness. Septem-
ber sold between 81. " @1.O1, while December
ranged between a6as @991ac. The close was
at oslo.
Despite the low temperature throughout the
corn belt, corn wsas extremely weak all day be-
cause of the free selling by leading cash inter
ests. The market closed at the low point at net
decines of 1c to 1ssc.
Oats prices at dhe close were OF 1sc to &C
Provisions were strong all day, closing un
changed to 10c higher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-6s4 @71sc per lb for steers. 5K@sIsc
for cows and heifers-
veal-71a @sc for large and 9Q1o14c for
small
pound.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-11Q11Ac for light
and 9Q9I4c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations sre for coed sound
livestock. delivered in Sar Francisco. gross
No. / fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 4A@
Axe; under 900 lbs. 4c. second quality, 35.c:
thin and undesirable steers. 3Q3Kc
No. cows and heifers. 3AG3%c; second
quality, &c: common. thin undesirable cows ?
@2hc-
bulls. 11ac-
caives-Lisht weight. per ID. 5Hc: mediula.
Sheep tper lO5-wethers. No. l. 4Ac; ewes.
sac
65hc.
Hogs tper Ibl-Hard grain fed weighing 100
to 14O. lbs. &c; 140 to $50 lbs. 7Ac; $50 to $50
lbs. 6$4c: rough. heavy hogs. 5@51sc; common
undesirable hogs. AZ @5e.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
Flour and Farinaceou- Gooa.

Flour-California family extras. So. 20Q6.6O net
without discount; bakers extras. 81. 2O676 &C.:
superfine. So. 1065.30; Oregon and Washington
per bbl S5.3005.50 for family. bakers and pat
ents aud $3.50 for cut on: Kansas patents S6 25
61e 5O do straighfs, So 0566.30; Dakota patents
81 80: do straights. $3.50 per bbl-
FarinaceOus Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash. discount. are as follows: Graham nour
So per 100 lbs. rye hour. s.. so: rye meal 81 90 /:
rice -four. ST: corn meal. 50 so; extra cream DO
Sc. 20: cat meal. 81; cat groats. 81; farina s4
hominy, $3.50; buckwheat -four. $3.50: whole
wheat -FOUR $40; rolled oats. bbl Sc. 5O67. in
sacks s4@6.50; extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
$3.50 In barrels; rolled wheat. bbls S4.5O In
sacks $3 7564: pearl barley S475: split meas
boxes. s. for yellow and $500 for green per 100
pounds.