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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Girmoeisentbnms Soppotbeisn.

9eue 6ppotbcten.

" " - - 49,
9leue 6ppotbcitn.
g. =. RcWi[lan an bic Oatitp
Dart So, $500.
gtelie g. Gtprp an GIsnu 2. II. =.
IL, $4,000.
sScbn Soebler, IT,. an eourt 9onle
g. IL. z. So, 1926.
Scitpb gernsott an giea .. Wteas
dam, $1,000.
ggiIliam Wiefiert an 5snrp gOr'
mann, $500.
2luna g. Slider on Ilop ". RsaI,
$500.
GruIt Wlantbep. IT,, on Ct. Bernard
prna. q. II. 6. u. 60, $3.50.
2trtbur 81. Soptins an Columbia
2ifr Sni. 60, $1,000.
Clemens gisrtens an Sberman &.
II. 9. So, $1,000.
glrtbur sc. Sopiins an Mperg y.
Cooper, $2500.
Sobn Peters an ReaoiRg 9. Il. 6.
Co., $500.
Senrp SO. SaISmann an 6. engsIs
born, Sl400.
gpm. 6. GtiIsr an Sprins Garoen
g. Ii. 3. 60, $500.
Wm. !. 6erlpsb On Wlsuior 8. II.
y. 60. $500
GIbtrt 6ensler an Sputbern Gbio
g. II. 2. 60. $1,000
g. D. Geoen an Union 9. y. II. =.
Co., S225O
9sttIgte 6ppOtbeten
WaIpina goggs an Grsen CTR. g.
II. y. 60, $1,000.
Waris .. Bsit on G. .. Cooper,
1898.
gDiaiam Rpbenbed an St. Bernard
8. II. Y. &c.. $1,000.
5reo. 6srrmauH an RspubIic g. Il,
.. Gp.. 1920.
RObsrt 5.Grriap an Carolina grOB.
$1,000.
1arab 3. 9aIibap on ID. 6. DiIsr
II. u. S2,D.
8. gli. 9geHeI an GIobe y. Il. q.
So. 5000.
marp ggeifsl an bio., $1,000.
u. ". WaBmaun on 3itIs ". II. Z.
Co.. $500.
aaih. dEino an 4R. Wl. Stssi. 500.
Dto. on Y. Il. Gsrtrup, $4s.
bio. on Southern Gbio 8. Il. z
Co., $11O0.
so. 8. Winsr an Warp maFo,
$1,000.
!odrrp Gabls on sSeipifb u. II. s
Nib Goo, 5000.
oeIsn St. GgoeH an Soutbern Sbir
8. Il. z. 60. $500.
Gpuis elias on Peoples 9. IL g
Co., S37O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

Sn bieitm RoRan ipirb bic gang. aI.s
empfinbunesfpeIt nit ihren 2roub1s
oourlisoetH, Shdfsrromanei uno
ihrem RiitunesestIuppsr p0n Der Ras
iiirIidisit gu lobe ge.iBsIt. Darum
foIlte man i'm Deiits iteis. gerpdnles'
Bib ntben bas oes Columbus bdngsn,
neil er, tpie isrer. Die aIit As!t psrs
laijsub, cine nsue Uelt sntotdie. Ienu
CT NOR Der erite Tifisr, oer iih iiber
bds 6elnnthum unD Die Gisbs. bieies
grnnosissnthum alIer pot!sR, Mitis
mofts, lino iipt ols Trimus auf osr
8dnt Der Spoiier, ouf Der mir bsuie
5bou unb Nebs,ino aefsisrt itbsn.
DAB bic RibiIiitsu siasniIih gBeltDers
b.iIsrer jinb opsr fsin lpo!ltn, aud ods
1pub.s ifou gtrD1nies. Der. als sr isEn
gDsrs oolltnost bate, nit gtbageu fab.
ipieriel iih hineinbenfen lisb, unb luit
iibsr ieinen 5eIoen aeloht ooer eetptiHt
iuerosn tonnte. Wir ober rpclleH
feline gfl0sr niht ourh 8sgriffs pers
iuifhen, ionosrn lie anieheH uHo cHb0.
rsn, fpit grobt 9iiiontu tines. Der nit
einem beiiersn uuo einem noHen Huge
cine tpbis 3tii su @rabe irdst.
8si Dem Don Guirois oes Gerpnns
iss fam nod binsu, mas Der Dihter
ireilib nift obnsu ionnte. oaB er oas
nit Gin S<lbitbiIonib Der fpnHii6tn
Ration uufs,ihnete. ipis Is iein Bolt
Der grbs ionft beitsi. 9enn Der 4n'
fang zines neusn SpaHiens, ben man
nit Der Gnioedung 4msri.ns gemafi
ipdhn.e. mar nur Der 8tsinn zines
trauriesn abc. bns beite ihcn biz gD
hinunterbnhftabirt III. 60 ibeiIts fld
bic abeRbrotbe zines iterbenosn Cans
bes aud hieism Romont Ietnes fomis
fde 5slben nit. uno oIs mir iiinsit
Spnni.n nit sroben Worien uno Ieten
Ghifien In ben unsIiidlihsn anmpf
um Guba ausIsg.ln faben. sldubieR
mir nid,t onbers, dls bab mir ben
aussug bss uni.lissn Don auiycte ers
lsbt bGttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

5bitrbdnbistr gioeI sa
iiorben. llno ipas iebr msrtipiirbig
III, zines natiirlihen 9obes. Der
Usdnn, Der nod nit srausn 6udren
feline Qoipen unb Tiger i'm Greibeii1
nreiIirt porfiibrie uno Der 3.pansismal
bon jeinen 9eiiisn sriinblit ransebiis
fen pnrbe, itorb ais Rentusr I'm Oil.
Isnf!ootdxn 4sniepes. hit s Jabren
fpar er isinen Gltern. rsinen adsr.
bouern in galpobos, burhoesangsn.
ouf 4benieuer NIT einer Jabrmarsis
iruppe. Dos Romabenlcben osfwl BEN
iungen Biirihlein, eeHeH iih elm ga.
rsnfiibrsr anndbm. Wiersis Sabre lang
burd3og 8ibel NIT sintr b<beuisHbsn
Mendsierie Jranirsid,, 8sIgien, 5oIs
lamb, Jtalisn unb Spanitn. nnb nur
pesot ionuie es ipassn, ibm i.intn
Ruhm GIg 9hisrbdHbiaer su bef.reit,n.
Denn man giosl frua. ME Ct iitb bic
WiIptoben aefiisis mafe. anilportsis
er itol5: u la francaii.!- glift bur4
Gdredtn, SnI1ss anb Rspoipsrs
fhiiiIe 5dbmie CT Gle 2otp<n. NIT benz
blobeR Bid bes matbiaen, fre6en
Gransofen! Oft imponirts Der Bid
nidi seniissnb; bonn b1If gib.I nur
feline sute aonititutiOn, I'm bic srIit.
ieneu Dunoen su iiberIebtn. 1888
bate ihn Sultan unf bem Jabrmorts
BON ReailIp an Der asble eepadt uno
ourd ben st6fig asfdlsiFt - gfbel
braudis Elm sarsts Jahr. um ii6 bon
bem llnfall Su erbolen. Gein sri.sr
aussoHg gait Gulton, BEN CT boflih
fein untonolkrmdbisss genshmen
ilarsumodtn ipubie. Gdon ldnais
bate lid, 9ibel. Der INNER Inn Irud
unb neioriri init isikr iiaIieniIdxn
ReiiunasmsbailIe ben Gdfis beiras,
elm bibfn<s D<rmostn trfpart; erft
uls man ibm 1902 Elm Bsin ompuiireH
mubie. enifniob tr iin sur Rute -
ljsins wsmaaeris bstishs isaO9 fort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Gerpanics.
Bon Serbert Gutenberg.


ggsm heuie Elm 3abn lpeb tbut pper
Der Wlcesn idmers,, Der Iabt iih Wlss
tai in ben WiunD oosr glilIen in ben
UIugen legen Gper iper in Der ndtl
aufipaht uno Ssr5tlopfsu ptripiirt, Der
remit am anosrn Dag in Der syriibt
3umGotior. 5lett ii5 aus, idbt ii5 be-
tlopfen uno beborden, unp ipdier mai
firsn ,eIei:riliren ooer gar hDpnoiiiiren.
Go bon SsbH Spe3ialdrSten bsgIeitet,
lebt Der moosrns WseHih iein 2eben oas
bin. gBirb er irdnter, 10 legt er ieinsa
2eib in marine gdDer binsin unn nirb
er ishr trant, 70 begibt sr iif, mad
einem SdRdtorium unn Idbt Gin pdar
Noden lang geoulbig alien beiliamen
5otuspotus nit iih gefhebsn. 60 mar
Is Dor oreihunbert Snbrtn. bu Shates
Ipears unD gerpantes Iebten, nod niht
Wian fragie nah bem 2eben bes Gin.
selnen niht pieI unp nod ipeniger nah
ieiner 9sfunobeit. gBsr iierben fOlIie
unb Der Robtur bes 9aieins ni6t
inebr eepahien mar, ben lieb nan OBJ
ne piei Qr3aeien uno o5ne luieiniids
Worte Itsrbsn.
0ier iii Gin 8rief bon BEN 9idter
oes Don Guirots aus bem Sabre 1878,
Der beipeiit, ,ipie ipsnig man iih um bos
BohIsrseben, ia pus 0orbonbsniein
zines einselntn Wenifen betiimmerts,
Der nod bosu Der grobte 9enius iper'
ben iollte, ben Spanien Der QBeit 81
pergeben bat. Der Brief beg Gerpcns
tes iii aus 2lleier batirt, 1Do Der Dl6ier
pamaIs dIs 0efangener hes Sens pal
fan aga lsbte, ioFern man bas Ddieir
zines 0urmes ,aeben" nennt. uno II
an ieinen Bruber HoorigO geridtst
Dieter Roorigo mar mitfammi feineM
gruber Guf Der Jabrt BON SiSilier
nah Sponien bon algeriId3en pirateT
oefonaen genommen lporben. abtr nlrd
Elm 20ieae!o, bos bic CUTE Wlntter Ger
panieg suiammeneebetteIt bate, aus
| Der Gtlaperei losgetauft uno befanl
fih nun, 3isareiiea rauheHo uni
nihtstbuenb, ipieber am Won5dnarss
Der Brief bss gsrpnntes on bisier
eliidlihen gruber lautet nun folgen
bermaben: ).
.2l2, mein ibeursr RoDrigo, mir Il
eg eIelsihlsht ergangen, ititbem Dl
| hiefeg 0eifabs berlafIen huit. Wit ei
nem u9ld!" besinne icb ME bisien Brie
70 alls meine 5ags. Denfe Dir, ID
lhabe einen nod greuliheren asrrn ae
| funben, ala Der eritt NOR. .Dtr lug
| lpieber einmaI!4, ipirSt On Dir DerlttH
.bsnn bas til IhlsnterbiHgs niht racg
lliG.4 MbsE iH fNpGrs Or BEL mstTt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

menbebte, iih sefpaltiam beberri1te,
aber 10 feltiam erbleithts, oils OBJ alies
glut in idbem G6red ibr gu 9er5sn
tpihe.
Sames bate iih ndmlih NIT porses
beugtem Sbertorper erboben, fpte nm
Die freuoige Mirfung, bie iein Ssfherf
ouf Die iunge arepIin bsrporbrtneen
tpiiroe, beHer 6eobatten 81 tonnen;
feline Redte ober ihrebtc binter Sepe.
rims Riiden biht iibsr oeiIen gefuIltem
Weinalole, unp ous einer tleinenVhipie
in oerIeIben trDpfeIts Dobsi cine falt
ourtii6tige 5liiiiieteit in ben rotben
0ein. Der Glenbe abnte nidlt. pdb Elm
GROCER, bis fait duf ben gooen retnens
Der Spieael binter ibm an Der Wdno
gum 8errutber on ihm lpcrnen tonnte.
en unbefhreiblider glufreguna Idh
QngeId, ipie Sropfsn duf 5ropfen ans
Der gbioIe in Seberin's 8Ias rann; es
entging ibr aud nitt, tpie cine iata.
niIhe 8enusthuung Sames' 2ippen
un3udte; iie fab ouh, iuie sr bic gShiols
unauffdlie in Der Seitsntaihe istnes
Rotss perbars unb Iicb lpieOer bin'ebts,
ols ob nidts 9eFhsben lei. Sbre gruit
bob uno fentts iih ftiirmtih.
Sum Doble!" rief SaTes, icin
GIds erbebenp, Seperir gu.
rDarf ib mid onIdIieben2" fragte
Qn9eIa Sumss in barmIoier uno ihe!
mtiher Weiie.
r0stpib, liebes aino!' entgesne!e
Der 8efragts.
QngeIa eriff no6 ibrsm Glaie; fie
iteute ita jebo9 10 unqeididt. pab iic
bic 5dIfte hires Beines peridiittete,
unb ba3u TO ungliidIit, pab oas aeoffs
rete Gtui iiber unD ubsr trleits. Gle
irieb einsn Ruf bts llnIpilIens aus.
nSebsn Gle, Mr. Sames," rief iis.
iber fih ielbit GreerIit; i'd BIN zines
ioI6en Shmudeeeenitanocs nidt mir
big; gsbsn Sic ihn elmer Tdms, bic
mtbr Gra3is Bat oIs i'd" Sic bate,
bies ipre6eHo, pas Gtul IN bie5dno &C.
nommen unb ihlsuoerte e mitten in
ben SpiegsI binein, 10 oab bic @Ias.
ftiite nit betdubsnbcm ee'Iirr pl0Blih
in tauieuo Sberbtn 3u goo,H praFsl
ten.
I2as Fis berehnsi bate. traf ein. Die
SerreH haiten, idboa oIs iIe ibren g4eIE
berihittets, ibrs glider ptsoer aus Der
6anO eeiebt; iie fubren ieet ouf's Eefs
tioite erfdrpden aui. Tds pbr3errei
benbe, pIobIihe arateH uHb aIirrsn
mar gar gu unperhoIii ertitanosu.
Sepsyin mar auiQgipyuHgen uHo lab
topfihiittelno auf Dls ouoeridtets Der
piiituug.
Games bate amor icjneH Sib bebdl.
ten, iih ieboh in jchcr 9eitiirBuRg um.
9etpdnot; CT gIobte, Dis betdubt. bon
ben S6erben gu ie,asn 5iiben auf bic
mob i'm Rabmen itarreneeu 1riimmsr
oes Spie9sIs, ais pb sttpas 9rousns
srre9snoes nit furhtbarsr Sanb pI6b.
LID on isin b0ies 8etpifTsn qeriittelt
bate. gur penige gugsnbIid ieooh
belt ibn Der gaun elmer gstpaItiamsn
getlsmmuHq gefangeu.
(5ortieguna folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
8epebrbte6fGble Bel sinsm

8etDebrbteb 3 itGble Bel einem
I6LeiiThen Regiment. Ulebrere NM
terrible 8iebitG6Ie BON 8epebren uno
GgtpebrtbeiIen ifnb in einem f6leIiiher
Reiterregiment Deriibt iporben. Qus
8reslau pirb qemelpet: 9ohbem bei
Der erIten Gsfabron bes 3ipeiten llI1s
nerregtments in GleipiB 3rpei 4arobis
ner, UlobeQ SO, db9anbsn getommen
iino, o6ne DAP es bisbr gelungsn
pare, ii6er i6ren 8arbletb irqeno etz
mas gu erfd9rer, lit Der .S6l. 3tg."
3uFolge audi BEL Der in Qteb garniIos
nirenben srpeiten Gstabron bes Regie
ments bas 59lob zines aora6iners
aefo6len norben. 2lue grmitteIungen
mad benz 8erbleib beg ShLoFes tpus
rem erfolglos. Wldn gldubt, buB bas
S6foB BON einem Spion entfpsnbet
porben lit. Ss5nfolge oes DiebitQbls
S6lob bon einem Spion sntpen0et
porben 1T. Jnfolge beg 8ieb'tabls
Iino perfhGrfte Si6erbeitsmaBregeln
anueorbnet iporben, ale adrabiner
tperben unter 9erl6luB gehalten uno
ben mannihaften nur gum bienits
lihen @ebrauh berdusgegeben. 3ipils
perfonen biirfen nur nah einSebolter
gsuehmisuag nis RaIsrue beirstsn.
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SbeiI Der 2ot 3 in Geo. 9ausBdn's s
Ruhlab; 81.
Gam. 9. Cooper an Wm. 5. per-
ipeb, 373 SUB al Wpoo Strap, Rors
ipopb; 81.
Sophie Weeter an Stnnts eoot,
108 iguB on Rprtb glpenne; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
1InperGoiit fOmmt pft'

Seer 0ieie 3eiIen IieIt ellie ,lift
nidt fIihtig oariiber birDeg. G5 lit
bier Die gieoe bon Dem ein3igPn Nit
teL, 0os iid)erlih uno 6ouerno bon
oen idredIiden GuoIen Der Samorr.
bot6en befreien fam. Tieies Whttel
betBt 4nofeii5, bat iid) iett Ion9en
Sabren bepdbrt, un6 miro etne Qro'
be oooon bon R. @euItQoter & 60,
gor 1916, Stem Dorf, on @9SSeoermnrn
oerIon0t, 0o Die Gigentbilmer tpiiieu,
6oB es iiher bilft. 9Iuh IN aQen
4potbefen 8u boben, limb e5 beilenbe
Sntbl5dpfhen DeIAe am Cite 6es
2ei6en5 einQefiiGrt tDer6en uno Mei.
Ter, Guetihfette uno 2letung ilber.
flitiiIg MAIDEN. q. G.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sls berasmieas---
Uadr(aOfrin 0ieIes 3eila(lers.

e6sr In tr tiiessn ssti sas - asnsHs
RsrfsreH. bic burf bie Gharfuna bsbu tsacbt
rnrrL una es Heat ietH 8spsifd es. eas
ann beiisutaae net RerieufH srifsiren, BE
enrA ssas nnbsf0uH,t nraft TN eiGnes hsse.
sscies ia thnH una nsraas ssnfaesH, ipas fls
nabus trsnuHIi1 IN uHs blssbi. saR eefnss
bat ais Eailfr sieis Dome tefoHssrs bsaiHIiiai.
bern ne Dat tbr bic ftIiene Gats eerIlsoss. eas
peheH ihser Th'msnsfsu nis Elm auiad6Iaoss
nse TH1 sendm ga hleH. Hetaetd mist eeh
Re IN strer eiesnea sefisens an esessH hDsaue
rotHt sissni bic gaf; Gns Ger eMsi6 30
etefin ubtnue. barn ashi sisfsTss tsseud BE
9br eis fd5ns Hstbsns ben aran 2. Datafr
trrestl Tns sous n, sr iiHsss cGrs nnh
am 8anHe IN eer anme;
Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, friibu SrnH yedtoIs
estsiH assrns, ainnsss. Ginssaaafi. ctis-
ertsili6s nHtsuetisH st.oo aHb barassr.
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RabifaIbeiInn8
--- bsr --
Werbem i6lp16e.

eNssn@e, rerbsfs Terfenen, aepfaaf bon ssffs
Mneslchgfc.t mub fnIe9fen Irhnsnen. srf62pk
e4oen saHsfInlien. Eruif., MiideHs nro nepfs
i0msLsn. 2aGraysiaH. abuahfne bee Gsb5rs
EHs 0sh1f5 aatdrc, WngenbtiidsH, ehiblpsr'
uoplnna. WaslhiGffsf. Grr6ibsr giitern offsfIss
gIsn MsupbefIfmmnHa, aengfni6iflt nnb Iriib'
sH.H-dfamsH aus aem r3aatnbfrfnHs@, fpis
sinfadl tdlneii nnS biiiia alic nnuntir.
lidDsn Usrinite nHo anSerc ;ssIeeH in.
genolidtr gerirrnnsen eriiHbiih at.
1ttlf nne bsIe 9cimnbbeit nmb Ireb.
linn uifbererIangt iueroen fSmnfm.--
Wanj nenes peilperfabrcn. .Jeber iria
eisener Mrsf.
GisftS euksycyssHitf6 sHtersHnnse mrt Tssx.
fef@t van fFfuFhf Mmfiaar lgnpl, srtl4<s
BON Snrs mue dli. maann unb ssan. eeIsfsn
vsrben fpIfe, Tam aeaSu 9tnstrbuwn ben 20
Gems n Driefmarfsn berisessIi bes0asrs sesrssn
bon t6
1ribai.aIinif, 1915. Mnenne,
NEW YORK, Nv.
man usatns sas Cincinnati Bsffs5Iaft.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-04

NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June S.-BUTTER-Receipts to-day,
S.S4 packages. The market is losing some Of its
recent hrmness but prices are sustained on the
top grades Of creamery Creamery specials. q:
creamery extras, 2SlA creamery hrsts g. State
dairy good TO choice. q: process specials, Is;
Western imitation creamery, frsts 8.
CHEESE-Reeeipts to-day. s.lG5 bNces; the market
is quiet State whole. milk. new specials. l5ls
State whole, milk, finest new coloTed, l4%; State
whole milk finest white. AN skins. specials. III
Skins, fine, liz.
EGGs-Receipts to-day. 2ys74 cases. Fine eggs
heunsry white. fancy. 8; State and Pennsylvania
brown he1nery fancy. Zl4; fresh gathered extras
81; storage packed, extra frsts p
MIBLFEED-Quiet and weaker. Spring bran,
A.l0: standard mddIngs, 221O; city bran. $50, ia
bulk; Western re- dog, $50, to arrive; winter
0ATS-Steady, but lifeless No. 2 white, ~
No. white, 81; No. white, ga; natural and
clipped white, track, i2aA7z.
FIOUR-Steady; fair inquiry Kansas straights.
475sA@, in sacks; soft straights, s.6oaAS0 in bar
rels; spring patents. 525a5.60. IN barrels spring
clears, 425ss.50
RYE FJ0UR-Steady; slow inquiry. Choice
brands quoted at sI0a4.50
CORNAfEAL-Steady; trade is inactive Kiln
dried for export, $50; coarse meal in bags. lisa
La
BEEF-steady; moderate dealings. Packet, ls.5oa
100; family, ls.SOa300
PORK-steady, but dull. Mess, 2AOea24yo; fam
ily, 2s.OOa2s.25
HAY-Receipts. 500 tons. easy: inquiry is limited
Prime timothy. LIS; No. l. LO7izal.lO; No. g lOOa
Los. No 3. 90
sTRAw-Receipts. 40 tons; fat; quiet trade
Long rye quoted at 65a7o
LARD-Easier. Prime Western, 2T5; city l2o0.
refined continent. 1900; South American, I425; re-
fined Brazilian, kegs. l525: oleostearine l25kaIs
lard stearIne, quiet, New York, l4al5
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-04

Improved Crops Give Promise of Prosperous
Business Year.

New York. June s.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade tomorrow win
say:
The best news is that which comes
from the growing crops. Unreasonable
cold weather IN the wheat and corn belts
has not caused damage. and the crop
prospects In general are so good as to
cause a sharp break In prices, such as
may lead TO an improving demand for
export. The cotton report is especially
promising. both as regards large acreage
and high condition. AS against this i'm
provement in agricultural outlook, is the
continued disturbance In the financial
markets. The gradually improving tenn
per Of large business during the past two
weeks has been checked by the irritating
contest over railroad rates. This has
been followed by a sharp decline In the
price OF securities. The effect OF this
upon the trade situation cannot yet be
measured. An event Of the week, indi-
eating improving European conditions, is
the decline in the Bank OF England rate
to "a per cent. The iron and steel
trade shows up best in the West.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 152. against 225 last
week, 2l2 the preceding week. and 20S
the corresponding week. last year. Fall
ures in Canada number thirteen. against
fourteen last week, fourteen the pre-
cedlng week. and twenty-one last year. :"
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Fourteen-and-a-hsh street northeast. between and
D stTeets-square 1864. lots 10 TO 10; Frank
O'Nei TO Thomas ". Maccubbin, SO
BrightWoOd Psrk-Psrt Of lot ). block Is; Diner F.
Grof ct Z. TO Karl Wamp and Theresa
Wampl SO.
Saratoga Heishts-Esst Of square lsOs lot l. and
part Of lots and s; Samuel W. Piekf0rd et ux.
TO Ida L. Breitbarh, SO
North Columbia HeiFhts-squars Ds. lot q: Fan
nie Maddox to Louise T. Trimmer. SO
street northeast between Ninth and Tenth streets
Square s3l. lot Il; George s. Cooper ct w to
Charles F. Boss. r. SO
Washington Heights-Lot Is, block s; Charles ".
Richardson et TO Howard NJ. Etchison, ST.
7A
1880 wylie street northeast-Sauars 1908. lot r.:
J. W. Latimsr and ]. ]. Darlington, trustees. TO
Herman Koss 1850
North Columbia Heghts-Lot g. block 7; Thomas
E. 1arrell ct to Hyman Dodek SO.
Pleasant Plains-Lot IS. block Il; Charles T. Wire
ct TX. to Bruce Cleveland SO.
Pleasant Plains-Lot 81 William 4. Hi e ux 20
Hattie NJ. Blakeney, SO.
1903 Thirty-third street northweSt-squars IZSs lot
1913; Richard G. Morgan ct III. to F. walter
Ryan, So
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Lot q. block q Harry
Wariman and Thomas P. Bones to Patts W.
Eendrick SIC
Metropolis view-Psrt Of lot 30; Robert R. Ma
hoTney ct W. 10 Herbert s Hesvenrieh. SO.
North Rsndle Highlands-Square SAL lot Is; Ameri-
Ernest K. Hagan, SO.
Brookland-Lots and T. Block 2; Archibald NJ
McLachlen ct TO Elizabeth Lord 500
Washington Heights-Dot 60 block z; William Pitt
kellogg ct w. to Frank C. Henry, So
Brookland-Lots 5 and g. block p. John 3 Lad
ct ux. TO Archibald NJ McIAchlen. 500
East Capitol street between Nineteenth and Tweu-
tieth streets southeast-Square ll2I lot 8: Bertha
K. Aukam to Mary T. Hawk. $40.
Twelfth and streets southeast-Square ee8 lot .:
George w. Ray et TX. to Agnes s. McKeurY. SO
Twelfth and streets southeast-Square 9ss lot p.
George W. Ray ct w. 70 Mary A. MeKenny
SIC.
Twelfth and streets southeast-Souare 9a6 lot O..
George W. Ray ct to William D. Sullivan
SIG
Twelfth and street southeast-Squsre seS lot q !:
George W. Ray ct ux. 10 Mildred D. Kline. SO
Saul's Addition-square 2S07. lot "a; Melvin H Her
rinan ct TX to Catherine NJ McGiuniss, SO
NO 5H Third street noTtheast-Squsre 779 lot g.
Emma ]. Dickens ct yir to John Zamer SO
Columbia Heights-Lot 81, block 3; Sullivan J. Ross
ct ux. to Lewis E. Breuninger. SO
Ingleside-Lot 81 and north part Of lot 81 block 49,:
Lewis Z Breuninger ct uL to Sullivan J. Ross
ct ux., $40
Fifth street northeast between r and G Streets
Square sS4. lot 81; Fred A. Norway st az. 10
Josephine G. Burrows, SO
Thirty-nrst and streets northwest-Squars 1856
part Of lot A.; Charles E. Glover ct al. trustees,
TO Lewis Hopfenmaier, s4750
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New York. June s.-Bradstreets review
OF the state Of trade tomorrow will
say:
Trade adviees to Bradstreets are IT.
regular. varying somewhat with the sec
tions or lines reporting, but with quiet
ness the prevailing feature. In the
northern half Of the country unseason-
ably cool weather has been a bar 10
expansion in retail trade. which at many
cities is classed as disappointing. Al
these oenters recorder business is light
and jobbers operations are consequently
restricted. Probably the best reports as
to trade come from the Northwest and
the Pacific Coast. while the Atlantic coast
reports are OF current retail trade being
unsatisfactory. AS the week advanced
action by the government against higher
railroad freight rates resulted In rumors
of suspensions Of Improvement work by
railroads. some of which were. however,
denied. These reports injected an add
tional element of uncertainty into the
industrial situation. Weather conditions
also played a prominent figure In the
reports as to crop planting and progress.
Cereal crop reports are Of growth. plant
ing or replanting being retarded by cold
or wet weather Spring wheat growth
has been retarded by COOL dry weather,
while corn planting. termination, or
growth has been considerably interfered
with. Winter wheat and oats have ap-
parentiy made some progress
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. HTbbs & Co,
members Of the Chicago Board Of TRADE. Hibhl
Building
Chicago. June 3-Whest opened steady 4 10 = ad-
vance and 4 decidedly better undertone developed
and more evidence Of buying power whenever weak
spots occurred. At no time was selling pressure
pronornced. Tight outside interests and the weak
ness in the stock market caused some selling. and
also deferred people who are friendly to wheat from
buying Fresh news was at hand Of injury from Hes
sian hy in Illinois Minneapolis cash market re
ported firm. with good demand. Local cars, 8, with
estimated for tomorrow.
Continued cool weather gave corn strong start
and prices held firm throughout the session The
range has been narrow and trade much lighter than
yesterday Cash market steady. Local cars. -,
with S53 estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were higher with corn. Local professionals
were buyers early. and there was some buying Of
July by elevator interests, Trade was light and
market itself featureless. Cash prices were shade
lower than yesterday. Local lots, llS with lis
estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions we're irregular and closed weak at
marked declines brought about By rather free hqui
dation through commission houses well as some
selling by short accounts The buying Of a line Of
September lard by a local operator gave an early
ksIee 70 prices Cash trade dull
Tr-L
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Bonds were IN good demand on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday.
and buyers were not satisfied until 5000
in Railway IS and $4,000 In Potomac
Electric Consolidated IS were taken at
IS for the former, and at various frac-
tions above 10i for the latter.
Washington Gas went TO the record for
twenty shares at s7l6. Lanston rights
sold freely at AZ and AZ. After call
Railway preferred came out TO the ex-
tent of 100 shares at s7ls down to SIS.
It was stated yesterday at several of
the banks that while there was a fair de-
mand for loans nothing unusual was dis
coverable, and that rates had not in
creased and were much more moderate
than in other cities