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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
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9eref meo Ell balp Million @r., fort
letter inotil ptoere Sabrifens Drift
Tor eaen &egning. &pao ser ie1ere
ifa1 tie, pioes lite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

iom er Danmarfs egentlige 2o11o=
bragSoreal. Men life bele oette
er oprtet. 6or at faa set opr-
feoe Mreal maa man p%oerligere fro
bragg noget oper 100000 5or. So,
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2anobrlsgSareol bliper pn1tre11t
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for 40 Mor ii0en por set 0DrfeOe
N(reol FIN 100000 Gor. IS. S
5ioen liben Sen 2oeu l%lespigife &rig
er altioa benimo0 100000 Sor. So.
eller oper IS geographic apoorotmil
ny Spro toget UNDER Ylop.
Mf set oprfeoe Mreol er III,
2,O35, 600 G6r. IS. a,luenot til
&orroprfning, $4,000 Scr. s.. til
&oofr11gter, 10000 til forifiellige
onore &pitafgrsoer (9elgiao, Bog
bpeoe pip.), 1,616,O0O Sor. s.. til
@r9smarfer, @rpnfooer D.. l., me=
0ens 8rafmorferne inotoger ct Sire
al al 41S,000 Sor. IS.
5u6erfu eb + ano :
lingen 9onmarf. Seilc-
fioro Sa%notorium, ser MI bar BE-
ltooet / ii Mor, far uolenot i'm Mar5-
beretning, bporof Set fremgaar, at
So1otpriet / alt far beban0let ont
trent 1900 Batienter. Mf 6em er
oper Is psf. tilipnelooenoe bleper
rajfe, omtrent 80 p@t. er betp0eliQ
beoreoe, oper Al pGt. er beoreoe.
goot 31a psf. er uforonore0e % lige
iao mango forparreoe, omtrent 4H5
psf. %aniaoes for uififfeoe til 8e'
bonoling og 3h psf. er oeoe. Spe'
IS psf. bar noaet ct politipt &elltl:
tat.
Sc forlebne ii Mor CT mes @enlpl
til Suberfulol ens @efGmpelie enc
itooenoe / 9annlarfs @iitorie, ia, in
tet arl6et 9on0 fan prle CIT laa ripel1
SC ll0pifling / loo fort Sis. MeoenS
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9rpitipge / Dann1arf, oobne0es al
lere6e / Mopember 1901 &ieben
bopns &om1l1es 6olfeionotorium
@oler,,p Sfop. S Sa,11or 1901 itif
teoes acknowledgements til Sl1ber
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pen frem al Sen uon1urfe0e buntat'
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tllbcrfl,lpic, al II. Npril 1905, Ell
9op, ser mes ct Slog brogte Go1-
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mos S1berfl1loien.
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ionotorier, foruoen Ell Gel mil1ore, %
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til oper 1000, meoens Ser ion1tioil
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loo 1 Scug for bper t1-1200 S1o:
bpggere, ct Snl, Ser life ti(n0rlncl.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
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6 y f 1pffe. Sberfelner
Nielien pao Gentralbotellet / S66er
piloe forleoen mes lin Motorcpfle TO-
refuge en- Sur til Marbus. Sill 500
torcpflen bar mes en- 5nor faitgiort
EN- Gpfle, 6porpaa befan6t Jig en- una
@ono, Griitenien fra @iortsbpi ser
for Sioen bar @ielt bos Mielien.
ltoen for 8pen iprang Snoren, bpor-
peo Gpflen pelteoe og gbriltenlen
llpngeoes mes ltor @ol6lombeo moo
ct Ire. Son fit &iabebenet fnuit,
og Msglebenet breffet iamt paaorog
Zig en- itprf 9iarnerpitelie. Sons
Silltan0 er betRnfelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Jsr at tarere 5srti5lelfe paa en- Sag.
So9 &asattse @rouo Auinine 9oblets. Npotbe.
Ere t.lba9sbetaler 9snaexe, bois ifte tur.ret. .. is.
Stoeee warn poo sNlfeu. Csc. F;;p~;rfat Of Dot3S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Ecru,e.

Ecrne.
DID ags s. On Gulf
arn1ring fra Sen efterromerlfe Sis
borpeoes forleoen frem poo @6r. Sssa-
fob Mieliens Morf / Mifebp y. Mgn.
&ingen i%n6ienotes iom Gonefe ii!
Nattonalmuieet.
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leoen feireoe Sprgen Mmbroien %
9l1itrl1, &rnlnmeleo0e @len1ens Goqn
poo 9ornbolm Diamantbrpllup. Ge
eotnle ogtperoige SoIf, ser boer bos
EFT Spigerign, er 81 Mar % aan6s.
og %legemsfrilfe.
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e moatte forle0en benperroe lig til
6attigpa ienet / O6enie, oa Sc life
funoe foa nogen 2eiligbe0. @run-
ben bar Sen, at Sc bab6e for mo1ge
@grn : Sc boo0e forbprigt Miole.
nof til at forldrge 0isle 110en 6ottig=
pnlenets @iplp.
en- mart 200-oorig
Sogt, ~Gonitonce" ira
sGrs, efSiltcrer enonll og teller Sure
fra Mofifon til 9ilnforosbperne meo
@el og til6age iaien meo Cement.
Sen er bpgget 1928 al ioere 0onife
Ggeplonfer, og Sfroget bar bi6til pp~
perligt mobitoaet Sibens Sono. Mi=
meligpis er Sftbet set eloite, Ser
el1onu er / 9rl1g poa Sot0en.
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Yoo @erregaar0en v8illesborg" pe0
&jpge ct forleoen .pe6 &l1losgiftni1g
6eb 2 pollf &iger; g. ion par me-
get boor0t me0tagne, blep in0logte
paa &i6ge SDgebus. Man mener at
fnnne re66e 6isie tire Biger. Den
enc al Sc oeoe 8iger loa iamn1en n1eo
Ell onoel1 Hige / set @erelie, bpor
&affelopnen lto6, me6ens SEN anoen
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relic, bpnr &l1lolen bar trpngt in6.
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II e tog pao 6Dn. Gn norif
@mnoelsreiienoe @ultap @rifien ct
forleben Scat / Soget fra MDborg til
luxembourg, me6ens fan JOB, blepen
beltioolet for en- Segnebog meo 400
&roner. gn Yolaf, Sobn 9tpol,
Ser orbej0e6e poa @l1obierg Segl=
pGrf, CT blepen onbolbt og inolot !
Nrreiten / luxembourg, ltgtet for at
bope %itjoalet Sc 400 &roner. SEQ
Mnboloelien baboe ban ingen .Yengc
bos jig.
6eres melt
Barn. Greo og @repinoe Moltfc
paa Gipe far boft Sen sorg at mite
oeres eneite Barn, @reb Stto Moltfe.
De0saariagen bar @iertelammelic
efter ct lterft Mnfal6 al Sfarlagens-
feber, og ban 6p0e efter fun ct @ar
Cages 5pgoom. Sen nnge Mano
'blep II Mar gommel. @an bar for
Sioen paa Sr0rup &eallfole. 6or-
alorene opbol6t Jig / Haris, oa Sc
sc So1, ,.,n,4oSn woSSoIoI;o 49,, G.. |
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

loogsun6 s. @n Gulf
orn1rillg fra Sen efterromerlfe Sit
borpeoes forleoen frem pao @6r. Ssso-
fob Nieliens Marf / Mifebp p. Mgn.
&ingen inoienotes iom Gonefe ii!
Mattonalmuieet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

MONDAY-The stock market was not
changed essentially from the dull and
drifting markets OF the previous week.
The rise in prices was the complement of
the fall on Saturday, which was based
on tho possibility that the supreme court
would hand down decision in the Amer
lean Tobacco case.
Some OF the bear covering, Of shorts
may have been due to moderation OF
strength In the philadelphia situation,
Tho crops also came In for conSldcra-
ton. and the strength of the wheat mar
ket gave force 20 the further reports of
weather damage Ia the winter-whcat
crop. There was nothing decisive enough
from, the iron and steel trade 10 shape
speculative opinion definitely,
TUESOAY-E'avorable inferences might
br drawn OF the confidence felt by holders
of stocks from the scanty offerings TO sell
I'm tho market II was this liehtness OF
lLn supplv which made il easy for the
professional traders Ia bid up prices
without being obliged TO accept any great
amount of stock.
Tho news bearing on securities values
did not seem 10 be considered OF sufft-
cIent importance to prompt any large
shifting OF position in the market on the
part Of The more substantial inside inter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
COTTON MARKET IS
STRONGER IN TONE
Situation Is Mixed, but Bull In
tereSts Seem to Have the
Best of Game.
sy Leased Wire to the Tribune.


NEW YORK. March 5.-Renewed
strength was displayed in cotton this
week in the development OF scattered
fresh buying by the trading element In
following the operations OF the new COM
binatlon OF former bull leaders in ad-
vanciDg the price, While this advance
was not large, 1t predomlnated the selling
and thus gave the market a good UNDER
tone of strength with an advancing ten
dencv throughout the week
Delivery OF o2,100 bales. made by the
principal spot houses on Tuesday, on
tenders of notice on March contracts is
sued u week ago were noteworthy
event This cotton Will be sent to Liver
pool with 10000 additional bales, to be
delivered on March april contracts I'm
that market during the next three weeks.
The object OF transferring this amount OF
cotton at the present time Is obviously
ment in the May option. At the same
time IL will make good deliveries at
Liverpool in closing out large straddle
departure OF Mr., Patten for Liverpool on
Wednesdays steamer was probably with
the view of making the necessary ar
rangements, The, shipments will leave
less than 10000 bales as the total stock OF
contract cotton here for the protection
OF the large short interest outstanding,
as the total stocks here amount TO only
l40. 900 bales OF contract grade. There
is little doubt that before all this is
shipped out further large amounts will
be gradually brought here by spot dealers
TO take ltS place
The general situation and outlook con-
tinues considerably mixed. Activity of
the bull interests together with the need
Of general soaking rains all over Texas
for the start of crop preparations in that
state and firmness OF holders carrying
the balance OF the 1903 crop in the south
are the principal features. On the other
hand spinning interests in this country
and Europe have accumulated such good
supplies. and have adjusted their posi-
ton in the curtailmcnt of consumption
so well. they are not showing any alarm
over the present speculative conditions.
The use of all kinds prevailing in the
cloth and yarn markets at present, on
new business and thu prospects that
record breaking acreage will be planted
in new crop are the bcarish features
which make many believe any further
advance that may be forced by the bull
leaders will prove neither extensive or
more than temporary. Thus the market
from the standpoint OF the average trader
and professional operator is regarded as
a two-sided speculative preparation. with
the weather conditions as affecting the
start OF the new crop likely TO prove the
dominating factor and most influential in
favoring the position OF one or the other
factions seeking to control the tendency
OF prices from the present level and de-
Gliding which Will wear out,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

ests. The attitude OF waiting was main
tanned on their part The absence on
winter vacations OF many persons accept
ed as leaders OF authority in finance and
in market movements is a feature OF the
position.
The money market was undisturbed by
the March requirements.
WEDNESOAY-Prlcc Of stocks rose to
the highest level yet touched on the re-
cOyery from the severe decline which set
in after the first OF the year. An obstl-
nate short interest was driven 10 cover
and the buying thus neccssitated was an
important factor in lifting prices, The
movement against the shorts showed evil
dence OF organization and the possession
OF large resources and also the employ
mcnt OF the usual methods 10 push the
price movement. II owed its effective
ness however, to the small offerings of
stocks for sale and this condition Is due
to the suhsidenCe OF apprehension on va
rious accounts which was the motive for
the selling earlier In the year.
HURSOAY-Operators in stocks still
found their advantage in working for
higher prices The supply of stocks for
sale was increased as the level OF the
market rose and the profits on specula =
tive holdings became more attractive.
United states steel was the spine OF the
market, Tile stock was taken in very
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
STRIKE SITUATION
AFFECTS MARKET
Conditions i'm Philadelphia
Cause Spectators to Sit Up
and Take Notice.
MORGAN SECURITIES ARE
BEING GIVEN SUPPORT
Bank Statement Is Bearish, but
Comes Too Late to Be Fac
tor in Trading.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. March 5.--The wavering
price movement in todays stock market
reflected the lack OF conviction over the
speculative outlook, The news from Phil
adelphia was partly responsible for this
Ihe extent OF the response to the call
for general strike there. In itself threat
ened an amount OF disturbance OF profit
able activities sufficient TO command the
attention OF those Interested in company
shares. The bearing OF the situation
moreover on the general subject Of labor
adjustment. as presented by the numer-
Gus demands upon the railroads now un-
der consideration, was deemed important
and calculated TO arouse anxiety.
There was notable absence OF the
attempts which were made at the end
OF last week TO arouse apprehension over
possible decision to be handed down
on that day by the supreme court in the
American tobacco case. The rise in
American Tobacco shares In the outside
market this week has impressed specu-
lative sentiment on this subject more
than the more direct contemplation OF
the government suit against the COM
pany. The movement in the Tobacco
shares In fact. was made an important
considerable in the support OF the gem
era stock market,
The support accorded TO stocks as
ISOLATED with the name OF j. p, Morgan
4 Co. stood out rather, prominently in
the rise at the end OF the session. The
bond issues which are coming upon the
market is feature of the situation, The
desire OF those engaged in bond fotations
TO keep the stock market in n good alb
sorptive state for the sympathetic ben
eft OF the bond market is a usual sys-
tenn OF periods OF large bond offerings.
The manner in which the market shall
take the bonds not coming out is Il sub
iect OF principal interest. Information
bearing on the matter was not given out
today.
The market did not have to digest the
bank statement, since II was not published
close. loss
597, 500 in the, actual cash holdings Of
the banks compared with preliminary
estimates Of a gain OF several millions.
AS Ioans expanded Al the same time the
effect on the surplus was intensified
bringing the decrease IN that Item up to
| $3.50, SI5 Discounts continued 10 rise
in London and New York bankers are
still discussing the likelihood OF an out
flow OF gold from New York
Bonds were irregular, Total sales, par
value, sl,512, 900.
United States 3s have declined Z pei
cent in the bid price on call this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Financial Currents of the Week

large amounts to the accompaniment OF
various rumors and suggestions put out
without stated authority. For instance.
1t was asserted that extra DIVIDENDS
would be declared IN successive quarters
OF per cent IN addition TO the Il per
cent quarterly rate: providing. it was
plausibly added. no disaster shall over
take tho trade during The current year.
Bonds were firm.
FRlDAY-The stock market gave cyl
dence Of benevolent credits, supposedly
coming from the important banking inter-
csts that are entering upon course ot
heavy bond notatous. These issues dur
ing the week were large, but the amounts
Involved are small in comparison with
those in prospect by number OF the
leading railroad systems Enlist tment OF
n new capital on large scale has been
recognized as requisite for the great
projects OF Improvement and extension
announced by railroad companies. Bonds
were Irregular
SATUROAY-We closes With waver-
Ing price movement which indicates lack
OF any settled convictions over the spec
ulative outlook. Philadelphia strike sit
uation is regarded disturbing clement
OF depressing influence. Morgan stocks
are given strong support and this is taken
as indication that leading tinanciers are
behind the market Bonds are Irregular.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
BREAK IN WHEAT
FEATURE OF MARKET
Early Advance Is Followed by
Slump, With Close Near
the Low Point.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated PresS.
CHICAGO, March 5.-The wheat mar
kct broke violently here today, following
moderate upturn early I'm the session.
and closed at almost uie bottom with
prices Sc to 1lM1lc below the tinai figures
of the previous day. Corn and oats fol-
lowed wheat and closed weak. ic TO &c
and &c to &c lower, respectively. Pro-
visions also closed heavy at net losses of
sc to 14c.
The slump in wheat occurred during
the final hour OF trading and was caused
by general selling brought out by favor
able weather conditions now prevailing
In tho new crop in the southwest. Sew
eral prominent interests We're liberal sell
ers and this caused free sales by pit
traders and small holders. In addition
10 being depressed by the bright outlook
bearishly affected by weak cables and
extremely slack demand for the cash
grain. Cash premiums here were report
ed the weakest I'm several months.
During the first half OF the day the
market displayed considerable hrnuess,
owing to covering by shorts. who bought
demand was satisfied. however. prices
were easily forced down. owing 10 the alb
sence OF any material support. From
l.lSs May sold or to S1.l2. wTh5ie Imly Ir,y
close was only trine above The lowest
point, final figures on Nav being a 81 12l:
July closed at S1.027G1. 05l.
Lively demand by shorts carly in tho
price of all deliveries of corn. but
declines ranging from &c TO 1c followed,
Large stocks in store. continued liberal
receipts and exceedingly heavy tone Of
the cash market were weakening influ-
ences. Cash prices remained about steady.
although some cars sold about be higher.
No, 8 yellow sold at 60Ac. During the
day the May delivery sold between 63c
and 6ic. The market closed weak, a all
most the bottom, May being sc lower. at
63@63ic.
Oats displayed moderate frmness carly
in the day. hut weakened late in the ses-
sion in sympathy with the break in wheat
and corn. May ranged between 45c and
452md5Ec. The market closed near the
lowest point with May is down. at i5c.
Provisions were weak nearly all day.
A scent advance in live hogs. and light
receipts al ali packing centers were ap-
parently ignored The market rallied II
trine from the low point. but closed easy,
final quotations on the May products be-
ing: Pork. S2i.S0; lard, $l3.52b and ribs.
81 II1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
MARKET APPARENTLY
LACKS DIRECTION
No Disposition to Force Matters
One Way or the Other Mani
fest at Present.
BY RALPH EMERSON.
eased Wire to The Tribune.

6y Leased wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK. March 5.-The stock mar
slowly. then was abruptly brought up
with halt: gains were made and the
close. was strong, although somewhat IT.
regular. The market was apparently
without direction. In this respect 1t act
ed similar to the tin market and both
held the appearance OF some development
There was little disposition TO enter
into new commitments on one side or
the other In view Of the possibility OF
disturbances in Philadelphia over Sun
day. of a hitch in the negotiations for
settlement OF matters in dispute be-
tween the Baltimore & Ohio and its en-
ployces.
In several instances the price changes
were fractional, although American EX-
press moved up l3 points, A substantial
advance was scored by the st. Louis g.
san Francisco second preferred 10 the
accompaniment OF rumors that the stock
would be placed on dividend basis In
the near future.
There was lrregularity in the metal
group, Amalgamated Copper and Ana
conda starting with fractional declines
while American Shelters was without
change. cha &C. otah Copper showed firmness
stocks was TO improve on the initial
movements.
There was some brisk foreign buying,
notably OF st. Louis and San Fran
Union Pacific was one OF the few stand
ard railroad stocks 10 open at an ad-
vance. but the initial gain OF &c made by
this Issue was lost in subsequent trans
actions,
Steel showed frmness and although
traders held to the belief that there had
been good selling on Friday the supply
in the street appeared small The sales
OF the day were 1SSSi0.
The close was irregular. Government
bonds were unchanged Railroad and
other bonds were firm. Nothing was do
ing on call money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Evaporated Fruits.

By Associated Press.
apples inactive and featurelcss at un-
changed prices. On thc spot fancy IS
quoted a, 1O3@ilc, choice, 9%s5c; prime
primes Irm. with small supplies OF
some grades. Quotations range from =
"a 9ic for CALIFORNIA; up 10 5o-ios ana 1p
64c for Oregons.
Choice. 1O3@Ilbc, extra choice. llt@l-
Peaches fairly active and. prices firm;
choice, 6am7c; extra choice' 'sa'+0'
Raisins quiet and without feature but
prices steady oa0,9c.
c,nIcc IA fancy seeded 5G60c; seedless,
S5@49c; London layers. Sl,lSul'2l'