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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Ios @ohm I'M 1taoie 5llinoiS
6rauen itnuneu iiir mO gcgcn
4'ro6i6iiion 0lc6r ais toilicuo
@irt6idoicu miiiica i'm Stoate
SQinoiS aeiAloiicn werocn
@iclc 5taote in Nlirnciota trodcu
acuorocn
G6tcago Sll. 9 9lpril Gic
i5rau ant Stinunfoiien hot m Glen.
itag inn 5ioate Slliuois einc aroBe
lmuudlpma beruorserilicn Gie icBi
ioit uollitdnoig porliegenoel gGo5lbe
ridte 3eioeu, oaB 1900 &irtbldoiten
iii 1taatc i6rc @forten uerOen idlie
Ben miiiieu mo oaB Der rnob6dngi
acn 9cocguua in Scr 6ieigen Oirmi
3ipulpolitif cine 6emertcusuert0c
Stdrfe cuuodici iit Gie 3o6l Der
,trodentn0 Counties i'm Staate (bis
iebt iuoreu e 49) iiuo inn 10 per.
me6rt mor0cn, lm0 IN Dtclen 0roBe
rem 5tdotcn meroeu sic @irtbidai
ten iAieBen miiien Qlit menigen
glusna6mcn iiimmten in oieion
5tdotcu luo ouocren Grtidaitcn pie
Nlduucr ollciu aeaen @ro6i6itiou
o6er III cni0en 5t6oteu liiumtcn
and Sic 5raieu oafiir ooB sic
g8irt6idoiicn blci6en iollien io5. g.
in ser Staais1mipiitaot SprtnaiiclO.
9l6er iui @roBei uuo @an5en ltimm
ten iait iiberan bic 6rauen gegeu oos
@ei6cHolten Der @iriihofen
GQs SroueuDohtm bat ole 3ulont
neuiesmg I'm 6ieiigcn Staorotb
ara pcrduocrt mo bic oemofrotiibe
N1aioritat bon 10 oui 6 reol3irt.
Iie 9lepl6lifoner 6obeu - itott #
5tintueu mo Die ii6rmcH SiBe iin0
oen @rogrciiiUen mo lmob6ongigcu
5ltqefallcu sic Griteren 6Qbeu icBt s
gn0ermcn mo oie llnab61naigen Oe
rem a. Gie So3ioliiien 6atten IN al.
Ten 35 99oros Observation-Disclosures
OranQeu a6er uiracnos DurdD Sbr
@eiammiuohmt 6etutg $4,000
e,u Gait ct Soliis 9aiten III ser 2.
g8ar0 oie llna6bdnAiaeneincn gteger
o(s 2lloermon Gouoi0otel allige
iteat a6er Der 9ieger muroe ael6la'
gei 6aiptiddlid 0eS9ol6 iUeil Die
iorbigei @d6lcrinnen omb ollerlci
@emertngen aui i6reu Stmm3ct.
ieln oieiclben il0iiltig aeuladt 6at
icu.
StG0tc i'm @inncioto
probi6itipniitiid
ct &oul 9iinuo 8 gpril
Sn Eager Der Ecnpcrcn5lcr 9crri6t
ciltcl Srcuoe oarii6cr BOB IN oen
mciiten Stdotcu pierter &laiie III
Wtinnejota bci 0en ain Gienitag o6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

NJ otter &arnnr0's bep0rs
itc9cn0cr Aiidtritt.
IaB 9lihtcr Barnard pom 0ber.
acriht ,oes EiitriftS Golum6io am s.
Slni, all meldem Datiuu CT 5os 10.
Sp6enAja6r crreidt. IN oen 9hI6eitauo
iretcn miro. ae6t aus oer geltern inl
&cribtSgebouoc augeihlagcnen 9c
na6ridtigmg an sic 9ieAtsanpdlte
beruor, OaB ale @eihditc sic in Der
eriien 9(6tbeiing Oes areisgeri6ts
crleoigt meroeu ioaeu, Dor Dem s. Sli.
MI poraebradt meroeu miiiien an
oerniaaS lie nidt Dor Dem iebt in Dem
Seri6t praiioircuoeu 9iidter crlcoigt
lUrroeu fonntcn
Iraction 60. flagt.
Sine Gntiddogma BON $4,000.
oerlaugt Die Capital Traction 50. IN
ciner alage, oic iic geitern iut Gber
aeridt ocs Iiiirifts Columbia elm.
rciAie gegel sic @6ilaoelp6ia.9alti
more g9ai6ngton 9a6ngeielidait
oie gBai6ington Eerminal So. Die
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures imo
Sic @ennipluanio 9a6ugeielidaft,
uno 5mar neil ourd Den 9aii oes
llniou. Sunnels inter Ger ! StraBe,
spiidcH y. uno G.StroBe, sic oort
licaenoen @eleiie Der StraBeuba6n-
@cieli6aft aeia6rpoa aehladt wor-
Ben ieieH
Gnrlebeus Safe berIan.
acn b3bcren 3 in STUB.
gor Dem Saus Gonite far oen
Intrift Golnn6iu erihieuen aeitern
me6rere 4epr1icntanten bon 1arle.
6ens 6ompagnictlno beiiiuporte.
ten 0oB ser in Dem @Sudereeieb er
lau6te monatlide 3itsfuB BON 1 auf
iN erp5ent er66bt mer0e, neil uie
tie be6aipieteu sic Garle6ens 6aie
utt mw 4Sro5cnt niht 6eite6cn
f6unten nn0 iogar @elo 5uiebteu
Gin @roteit BON GQngreB
@etgbts.
9eiiirHteno, DAB nit ser Belt oie
Qunoesreaierimg oie gon8e &oritaot
eongreB SSeg6ts fir Sic @ergroBe.
runa oes in ser 9}d6e jeues &ororts
aelegenen 9lmoes SoipitalS iiir
Weiiiesfranfe qebral6en iper0en
piir0e proteitirte 0r. Giuita0 9enoer
ais @oriiber oes Se9islatiu Gouite's
0cs @erihouerungs &ercns BON
eon9reB Sria6ts iit oer&eriannlhing
0eies &ercius on Niittpod 9l6eno
acaen Ben &lau oes Sefretdrs oes
SnnerH Hah GongrcB Seig6ts 9iBu
rinen meiteren 2an0conpler 3i er.
iperDcl ifr Bic grridnlHg elmer
araHNi 9l6i6eilung Wu0 az uadte
Sell @egeHporihIaa, 0aB Die &egies
rlua loren Sono6eiie BON SO slder
5lddenun6alt bel eon8reB peiAbts
auiaebe mo oaiiir einet groBtlr
San0 Coupler ienieits Scr @rcHje
lit Alarplon0 eruer6c iiir bic 9lnlaae
oes Siren 9lpls. Sin 5pejial.Go,
mite pur0e oarati ernonnt uelhes
Hb mit Sem Icpartement oes Sii.
nern be5iigliH Ser 2lugelegen6eit IN
@erbinouua ieben iol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Y. n 1sliltNlllil = ~ ~
0etable COMPOUND
8umierbreitcu. 9WS
icj Oanel6e 81 neb
men begann lit icb
on gelpineiL oen
SSruucn eigenen De
lchiperoen in0 bate
allerbdno Sc6mer
3en dus8ltlteben
Sclnier5eu in Der
uuteren &iidieite Il.
Den Sciten ioluic
cincn beraborildens
Man f-al,ttfat-1 cNrla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

0icGr5te9ung5llrS spar
iomfeit. &lcin @rete iuar Oas
iiingite mter o6t ainOerl cines mo
dereu Sonopforrers uuO Oa Oes geilt-
Iiden Serur @tnfoninen ni6t aero-
0e gldn5en0 mar 10 mllBte Oas JIM.
'Hg 0ing friib gcmu8 crtdbren oaB
Qib 6onilie ani gar uirl per5i6ten
innBtc. @ines cages e3dblte i6r in
aaer 6rii6e Der 9ute &otcr, OaB Elm
neue9 Sbmeiteriten augefommen iei
n9ld @opo. meinte @retden
'h6u6erjia aOos lit ia gou5 nett
o6er id CLAUDE, eS gebt cine 0lenge
5o6en Sic mir not6iger bron@en
Wilr0en." 4Dose ~ s. aus,e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

@ut Negc6en. 9(lrouom
Gals i6m elm jinoer 2liiiitent cine
Stcrn6cobadhmg fc6ler6ait mob-
fey vSdellBlicb total perpaBt 5a6en
sic bic SaHe mui fam id oen
Stern ipie0cr Elm paar 6unOert @til.
liquen ailometer no6lauien imO ion
ihihenr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Mrnrn lSrnhihitinn.

96ilu0elp6ia. 8. 9lpril
9cfanntlid mllrOe in ser lebten Sit.
unQ Ocs Oircftorimns ocs 9}oro0li.
liden SGngcr6lmoeS iueldc rnter
GorIib OeS Frdiioenteu Major 9arl
9ens BON 9}eiparf, i'll @rooflpu itatt.
fano ocr 9ei1uB geiaBt Die 9anic
oellti6c SGngeupeIt oe5 SouOes sum
Sample acgen %ro6ibition nliglri.
len. glmuolt 9lrno y. Nlouib, Ger
@orfBenOc OcS ye9islotiu.Gomites
ocS DeltiA.9lmeritonii6el Gentral-
bunoe9 BON %enuiplpalicn elmer Der
Iireftorcn Oes S0nge6unOeS, im0
Scfretdr i. g9. NouBmann Don 4Sbi.
loOelp6ia muroen Oaniit bctroilt, ole
glqitation in ole ridtiaen @cge jit
leiteu. Die SerrG 6aben 4Srotets
9ieiolltioncn als0carbcitet iln0 nit
enem 9ealeitibrci6cn IN oeltidcr
SpraHe an aac sum- glorooltli1et
Sdnaerbpuoe 9e66ri9en &ereiue TO-
mie an Die GoritdnOe oeS 9toroameri-
fanii6en 0es 9loromeiilihei Oes ia.
ciiic. oeS 9}eu 9)orf, pes &cnnipluo.
llia- jowie Oes Ieyanii1en Sanger
buuoes 9eiaiOt 9lacn ju Den ae-
namten Sdnaer0erbdnOen geborigen
@ereiucn merocu Eroteit9ieiohltio-
nen 5uaeianOt peroen iobolo lore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Jruu cDOn'S SC6mer5en
unO Be(c6WerOen
SiuO ale OcridiuuuOen, ieit iic
ebOia 6. @iuf6um's "Scsetable
COMPOUND" nimmt.

Eerrc 6iQ ga. ~@eitatten Sic mir,
Sbncu ciu 3eugniB 5u @uHiten BON Spoia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
M0Dofaten.

0arI u. 81. emuIt, s06 Ct 9auIs Strabe.
@ultnUde aDrb, 26f-260 @alpert 8utloin1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Wlarnlcr. uno @ranf.8e
9. ensartmrr & CONS, 229 glorb' eborIes'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

acknowledgements.
gader., GonOitor- inO SOteI-
9eoarfs-9Irtifel.
.sas WsSsrs Sids g., 1O4 @ssOTarO'sir.
8eituugeu, 3eiti6rifteu etc.
,sbe Baltimore @ews Co.," @aoib Ibercrom'
6ic eei8dftsiabrer, s1s geitsSerman'@tr.
Eerti6e 9ii6er u;.o 8eitS9riften.
". sanit'a, 10 aorosRoppI,ionsSrsBe
gair0laferialieu, 2biiren 5eniter.
ra6meu, 2aoen etc,
Somes 3. 6uiter & Co.. 115-117 Sdo'6reos'
r,dsStraBe.
gotionals8anten.
,,s6e Clb Spwn 9atlunal 9anf," Sop; nno
9TetersStraBe Sacob gS. &oot, Bratoenli
,seconS glationaI sani," 4s2 ehO'9roaSpnb.
2S. G. gSagner, An0ter. o.. or..
"Ss,its5a getiogel San';~ ,,d.ir IA Noro'Suia~'
,,EarmerS' anb Dlerhants NattpHos DANl,"
Sout6- uno 2tmSorosSiraBe.
Stats. s.9aitfeu.
,,Deusime Wnni ppu galtimore," 9nItimore nno
6oai0dO sSirahe. glugt SSeber, Br0lioeni;
eonrao G. &abbe, S1abmeiiier.
Spar.9anfen.
.DsHtide eparbani nOn 9aItimprs," GntaIs'
nHo 8dliniore'SiraBe
Sruit.@ompagnie'n.
,galttmpre Sruit G guayantee Co.," equitable
Gullong.
W2armcr. uno @ranf.8erte.
g. eiIsartusr & CONS, 229 Norb'eborIeS'etr.
9anopirtbI6aitIide @erdtbe inO
SGinereien.
griFlit9.Surusr So, 2o5 Nores@aca'Strabe.
9looofaten.
0arI u. 81. enuIs, 806 Ct 9aulsstrabe.
@utauas aorb, 26i-2eo 9alpert 9uiloina.
TIumbing, Surnoces, Ganges uno
Sefen, Io6Oeden uno SiinHen.
gsHustt gros., 52s observation-disclosures.
Gupferi6n1ieoe uno @htmbers.
SUbu Subzrt, TIA abamssssHobs. g. & ,.
&elepboS: Molte 1893.
gtqeiltbuns 9lgeilten ltn0 SGnoler.
Risrre s. Susan & 0eybs@. 10 SitaeGnqfsn'
Sirnbe
Seuer-8eriiderltneen.
,,9lnbal Sninranee SO. Of 2tuerppcl" &sHIq Wl.
gearfiel6 8elioenB Dlnnager, 101-1O3 ebnm'
,,OsrmSuia SsnsrprrEdcrfnss GsisnI@afi,"
Bdltirtores iino Nort6sSiraBe.
SufI6mie6. 3ubebor.
6. sVH guhns Co., se2-se4 aor6'Sab'Sir.
&o6Ien nno SoIS.
6snrn q. Bon eens. s59 GoIumsiasgIDeRae.
gle6platten, Dietou etc.
qBpn Gsnnin 81. (iucDtpUrlrt), 13-16
@dloeritonsSirabe.
8faaOlei6. .@eib1fte.
.Gonipnbatsb aoau Co." carbohydrate
&ianos uno Srgeln
GbnS %. sheif NorosebertbsSt
9pibenbeitntter.
Esm. GD0G, gortb. uno @reenmounrQbenne.
Gin &eiiimiit. ~ ogSie Oiel
Sabre BAT sS6r oeritor6ener Snfel &c
le6t?" rSedsunn5mnp8ig Sabre -
Die ii6rige 3eit mar er Derbeiratbet."
2flli 6u 9rGutigom ser oroBen
SAreiter): u@oum ieio S6r @l@
ocnn 66S?" sd woate mir cine bon
Giles 2oden obihueioen, rnO iie err
lon6fs ni6t.~ 2iM Qeiie) g@it
iae i6r ni6tS OoOonl Conn 5eig i6
Dir Oen 9ooen no lie lie fallft"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

8lumbiug, 6urnaces, Jionges ruo
Sefen Io6Oeden uno GinHen.
Bennett gros., 52s observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Gpor.93onfen.
uItsGompagnie'n.

,geniimc eparbanf pun galtimprs," Giitap.
uHo baltimore SiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

rsaltimurs sruI Guayaniss Co.." EQUITABLE
Gullong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Gei6aftSs& s&cgpctler.
Bidder, GonOitor- imO Sotel-
9eoarfs-gIrtifel.

vERt Ulsers Sids 60, 1O4 e.'0OiOaFS'stF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

2anopirtbI6aftlihe @erdtbe uno
Sdmereien.
OIrlIIith.Enrner Gp., 2O5 g1orbs9acas gtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
StQntS sl3dltfen.

gcutime Nani opu 9nltiaore," Baltimore, ilno
6oaiod0 sSirahe. glnglti g9eber, Brdloeni;
eourao 6. @abbe Sdabmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Geuti6e Bidder u..o 3eitS9riften.
" saniFd, 10 9oros8oppIsioHsShsBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Wcecu Sl6iOuOeruna OrieHtaliiher
Min0cr.

&uucpuper &.& O. 2lpril.
Ger iaponiide aoniul 6ori iprab
iid gciicrn cutidieoen aeaen Die 9Ib.
ionOerlma dineiii6er mo iapanilher
atn0er in Oen &olfSihulen uegen Der
@rmoroung 6rau Charles 5. Nlil-
loroS ourH i6reu hiuciiicben 9eoicn.
ten Sad aong aus. @r betradtet
ciuen ioldeu &orihlag ais imgereht
lulO Ole 9lnnabme oeiielben piir0c Oi1
Stmnuma in Sopau wieOer rei5edg
mie icincr Belt ciu d6nliher G6tE
ihlag in California, ser o6cr la@iI
anaenonmcn murOe. Ter aonhA Hf!s
fldrte ausOrrdlid). OoB CT niht fAt'
9lomeu ieiuer Geaieuna iprede, ion'
bern mr iciner periouliden 9'eimIn1
9luSorud perlei5c. ~ llllg
9dor0
@crmummt. 9lutor 3 so
5ic morcu and geiteru 9l6euo im
6coier. OILS mein atiid QDl. Sdllnlie.
bonn Eu6liflnn in 10 l0rmen0cr @eiie
o6aele6nt murOe2~ Game Illus
fonnen sic a6er wirfli9 feline Sdul0,
Ooran 5umeiien 0em mir imo8euAFE
Der ldon ge9an8elll" 1T0
SCinaer schreien
aoaov, 80 ~-our-.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

4upferi9nlieoe ltno Ylimbers.
Spbn Subzrt, liza TbamessStrobe g. & ,.
&elepb0n: @olie 1909.
gtgeiItbunis glgeiIten iino SGnoler.
gisrre s, Suaan & Neybs@. 10 Oii'aexin1fan'
GirnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

8eituneen, 8eiti6riften etc.
,,Sbr Baltimore 0ews Co.." Gaoo Ibercrom'
be @el@dLLalilbrer. 3l8 g8elie9etmaI.Slt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
02ofionoIs IsQ9onfett.

glationalsBanten.
sue CIb Supn Natluual ganf," @aps uno
9retersStrabe. Sacob g9. g9ooi, 8rditoenti
Scnrn 3. 8eoue &aliirer.
,,sccon6 gatiunaI 9auf," 432 Sho'9roaomab.
24. Is. gSaguer, &niiirer.
., 9psfcru 9latiuual 9nnI" IL NorosGuiap'
straBe % Uarrictt, 4allrer.
,,FarmcrS' nnb Wserdiantsi NattpneS DANh"
Gnut6s uno 9tm9arosSiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

gal-03aierialien GbiireiL 5eniter'
ra6men 9aoen etc.
rtdsStrQBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

ct. saul 9Rmua 8 glpriI
Sm Eager Der Eenpcrcn5lcr 5crridt
clte 5reu0e oariibcr ooB IN oefl
ntciitcn Stooteu pierter &laiic III
Wliniielota Dci 0en onl Gienitag ob-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

9leGplatten, Wietail etc.
qnpn Gsnilin & Gu. (iucDypprlrt), 13-1b
@dloerlioHsGiraBe
8fanolei6. .@eIb1fte.
oGonipIibateb 2pan Gu.." ! lolb'GabsS sStraBe.
@ianos iiuo Srgeln.
GhnS 81. eteif, Woros9ibertbs sStrnbe.
9pibenbeltatter.
1gm. GDOs, glortb' unO @reenmouneNbenns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Seuer-8eriiheritngen
,glubGl Sninrance so. Of 2iptrppcl," SeHrp Dl.
&ariielo, 8elioenB Ulnnager, 1O1-1O3 ebnnl'
her of Commerce 9uiloing.
A., ,CScrnauia SenrrperFmernnas Grienimait,"
Bultirlores ufb Nortbs@iraBe.
SufIhmieOs3 3ubebor.
6. SVh Sahne Co., 862-364 NorosBnb'Str.
fN.EIc., los CoI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

Paris. Feb. 2l.-Prices were easy on
the Bourse to-day. The private rate OF
discount was 224 per cent.
Three per cent rentes closed M cen
times lower. at 81 francs - confines.
Exchange on London, p francs D'2
centimes, down y centime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
AMERICAN STOCKS
WEAK in LONDON
Selling on Fear Of Difficulty in
MexiCO-COnsOIs and Rentes
Lower.

London. Feb 2l.-The stock market
opened steadler. and prices advanced
moderately on covering operations. es-
pecially in British shares and the Cont
mental favorites. Later weakness in the
American section caused a declining ten
dency and an easy close
American securities opened quiet. with
prices around parity. but soon turned
downward under the lead OF Union Pa
clhc. The selling was due to fears OF
complications arising from the latest in
cidents i'm Mexico. The market closed
weak with prices from = to IL. below
yesterdays New York closing.
Call money loaned at from ~. to IL
per cent Discount rates for short and
three months bills were 22s to- 7-l6 per
cent
Consols closed lie higher, at 1914 for
money and 1913 for the account
Bar silver was quiet. at &c 9-l6d Der
ounce Money. 1is 10 IL per cent. Dis
count rates. short and three months, 2@s
TO ? 7-l6 per cent.
The gold premium at Madrid was SIS;
at Lisbon, is, both unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

Berlin. Feb. 2l.-Tradng was quiet on
the Boerse to-day. The private rate OF
discount was 2is per cent.
Exchange on London, % marks iol9
pfennigs, up I pfennig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
REVIEW OF THE
STOCK MARKET
Quiet Trading Ignores Mex
icO-Bank Surplus Still
Remains High.

Business on the Stock Exchange yes
terdav reflected an almost complete
lack OF speculative interest. for Whlle
there was a fair amount Of trading
fluctuations i'm the greater part OF the
list we're wholly lacking in significance.
Evening UP operations 10y the profes-
SIGNALS were responsible for most OF
the transactions. the fact that Monday
will be a holiday tending to increase
the amount of closing out Of commit
ments that is usual at week ends.
The Mexican situation, apparently
close 10 crisis by reason OF the re-
ported killing Of a British subject by
General villa. had no other effect on
security prices than 90 bring about a
weak opening Of the days session.
There was lacking any evidence OF
liquidation i'm quantity 10y those who
might have been assumed TO he dis
turbed by the new turn affairs have
taken. At the close. in fact. there
were only such losses from Fridays
last figures as have often been re-
corded on quiet but reactionary Satur-
days. Except in some Of the indus
trial specialtes which have lately en-
joyed rapid advances. the days de
Clncs averaged about IS OF a point So
far as Mexican affairs were concerned.
Wall Street. while convinced that in
Prevention would hardly he delayed
much longer. seemed satisfied TO await
the course of the administration. or at
least 10 do nothing until il had a
clearer vision Of the probable outcome.
London sent over lower prices. bat
the market there was influenced by the
approach Of the fortnightly settlement.
and the declines could I've ascribed only
partly 10 the turn in Mexican affairs.
Foreign dealings in this market were
unimportant
The usual weekly engagement of s.. e.
600 600 in gold. due on Monday in the
regular course. was anticipated be-
cause Of the forthcoming holiday.
Sterling exchange Yesterday. il is
worth noting, showed an advance of
about one-half a cent for the week.
As was expected. the bank statement
showed only small changes The de-
crease in cash f s.. $50. 900 was fore
Swallowed by the losses of the banks
during the week TO the Sub Treasury.
There was an increase Of Sc. 100. 600 in
loans with corresponding increase in
deposits. Surplus decreased $500
90 but is still con, forfa bl,- 1oro,o - .
more than $4,000. coo.
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cent on preferred and per cent on common,
payable April ! 10 stock Of record March II.
Iooke Bros. Ltd, quarterly Of 12 per
cent on preferred. payable March 10 TO stock
Of record February IS
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BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1914.

in Saturday
holiday
si469Ooo
lin
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY was nominal at * per
cent.
TINE MONEY during the week was in
moderate demand. Rates. "a per cent
DAYS. ga per cent for four months and
3is per cent for five and six months
MERCANTILE PAPER during the
week was quiet and met with a fair de
mand. Rates N4l2 per cent for sixty
10 ninety days Endorsed bills receivable
as Well as for choice four and six
months single names, and ~. per cent
for others
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Exchanges $500, l6O.526 balances. $l5.-
099.997. The Sub-Treasury was a cred
itor TO the extent Of sS92,616.
SUB-TREASURY.-New York banks
lost 10 the Sub-Treasury on Friday
SL909.O00.
BANK CLEARINGS. - Boston. ex-
changes $2j.235.7S3. balances $1.45S,427,
Baidmore, exchanges $5.104.157. bal
ances s365.27S: Philadelphia. exchanges
$27051 .G10. balances s2.S4S.9O6.
SILVER MARKET.-Commer price
OF bar silver i'm New York. 57Iec un-
changed Mexican silver dollars were
quoted at 45c. an advance Of nc In
London bar silver was quoted at 20 Sled
unchanged.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th market
closed steady. Demand sterling advanced
80 points during the week. Gable and
sight rates: London-Cable. 4S6a4.S6O5
demand 4S590. Faris-Cable. 5.1Sls
less lis: check. 5.1Ss. Berlin-Cable.
IS l-l6 plus l-64. check. 80 plus LEA
Switzerland Gable. 5.1Saa plus l-32:
check. 5.1SSi less 1-32 Ilolland-C Gable
40 Sic less 1872. check. 40l4 plus 1854.
Belgium--Cable. 5.2lA plus 3-64. check.
5.2f1t less l-64. Sixty and ninety day
bills. London bankers Sixty DAYS
4 .S365: ninety davs. 4.S2606AS270 Lon
don Commercially Sixty DAYS. 4S3as
ninety days. 4N2ss. Paris (banhersD -
sixty days 5.2li4 less 1872. ninety DAYS
5.22it. Paris commercially -SiXty days
5.2Ilt less 1872; ninety days. 5.22ia less
Lis Berlin bankers Sixty days.
CAS- ninety DAYS. 94as. Berlin CONNER
ciaD sixty days, "a ZIG; ninety days,
81 3-l6 less 1872.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by l.. l. Wnkelman
Co 40. a Broad street,
Oncn. Hlgh. Low. BIZ. AZ
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ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Mexico Causes Decline in Early
Trading-Firmer Later.

The opening call on the Consolidated
stock Exchange presented the first OPP
portunity for Wall Street to reflect the
latest disturbing developments in the
Mexican situation. General and in some
instances substantial declines were re-
corded Business was active in the half
hour before dealings began elsewhere,
sales exceeding 200 shares being dis
tributed among twenty-four different
stocks.
In the later trading the market tended
10 quiet. with prices rallying little.
There was a transaction on the call IN
Third Avenue at 43@s. the only market
for that stock in Wall Street all day.
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GOVERN MENT BONDS.
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE condition Of
the United States Treasury AT the be
ginning Of business to-day was. Net pal-
anco i'm general fund. S95,oo,.A5., total re-
ccipts YESTERDAY t22i3.eo, total payments
ycstcrday. S2.l,l19i. The deficit this iis-
cal wear is 81, ~ 5s5. against surplus or
SG1Si.2u last year. exclusive of Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by ". y. coler & Co. No. 4s ceds
street,
Accrued Interest % be adaeal

ss.s. various maiurities. lf-9-'lf .4f-ni3o basis
coupons interchangeable fResisicrld. .Col-
pons. sRegistcgea and coupon.
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|WATER Front Properties,
w Factories, Factory Sites
FLOYD S. CORBIN,
10 Wall Street
ssceLLANEoUs SECURITIES.

stsaea ty Harvey a. willis g. Co. No. 81
Hrud.WaNy
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

Caturlng l9ll-'N)
FURNISHED BY Swartwout & Appenzelar. \
a. Pine street,
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MINING.
Dividends Declared.

American Power md Light 'oulp", !,
Of pcr cent on common p' @"''
ver,h . To stock Of record fcpfuai' 80
Ipart,r,s condensed Min Company paa,
~ ner cent on preferred, payabi'
,tsrcb =, 10 stock of record march :. ...,
W,rt,v Companies. quarterly OF pr
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ri, 1914.

Total sales of 15'Soo fr'ay' o,"Oo
ago; holiday year Fro January l. 1874 10 w ~
in
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed, but which we're not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Saturday: