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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

idbe fiir ooS importirte @r5eugnis
ioaten ni6t 6o6er ieiu, ais Die filr
Die 9ei0roerlng oes einbeimii6en
@roouftes nod Sen 6o6rifen in
@iaiioduiettS, 9}em @on1pi6ire, Ser
mont ino 9teip.yorf.
3meicentS Sobr0eIO.
9eim SberbunOeSgeriht rei6te ge-
itcru bic 9}orfolf & gSeitern 9obn
inter 9erufug ouf sic iiingite groBe
Iro6tentitbeioitng ser gunoes.8er'
febrs-Gomniiiion einen Sdriftias
Elm, welder Oos @eieb Oes Stoates
@eit-@irgiuia, peI6es oos Giien-
6o6nfabroeIo ollf 2 Gents per @leile
feitiebt, ais confiscotoriib ino Der-
foiiungsmiOrig be5ei6net lnO Oie
9luibebling oerlongt. @obri6einli6
miro Oie entipre6enOe @eitimming
ou6 in naen ouoeren 9unOcsitoaten
angegriifen meroen.
9oti6nfter fir Rlrgenti-
MEN unO s bile.
@rdiioent @ilion uno Staotsie-
fretGr 9rpon berItduOigten iid ge-
itern iiber Die @rucnnung oes93edts.
ompalts, gopeQiiten un6 @roieiiorS
Der Sorbdro-llniberiitdt, 6reoerif
SSeiup Stimion, gum crIten 9otidof-
ter in 9lrgentinien imo Die 9eforOe-
rlmg oes @eianOten Senrp @ratber
Sletber in G6ile gum @oti6ofter.
9eioe Steaitngen iiuO crit Dor Sur
gem 5u Yoiihofterpoiten erbo6en
uoroen.
Gotorooo's Sn6uitrie.
&rieg,
Erdiioent @ilion leStc geiteru DEM
Erdiioenteu s. 3. @elborn bon Der
Colorado 6uel & SSron Company oar,
cr miiiic nit geitinnhtbeit ouf Dem
bon ibnl ousgeorbeitetetl EIon elmer
oreiid6rigeu @affenrube 5Hr S0iung
Der Strifeiituotion in Colorado bette
ben imO erpnrte, OaB sic @ruben6e.
iiter iib uidt obIe6nenO Oerbolten
piirOen. 9lls Serr @el6orn fortging,
crtlGrte cr, cr betrobte Die Sobe Oo.
nit nod nidt ais crleoigt, lieB iid
o6er ni6t meiter iiber ieine llrterre.
oung nit Dem Brdiioeuten aus.
Sn ser 9eipredumg ging Serr
Qelborn nG6er ouf Die bon i6m unO
ieineu 9oaegeu beabiidtigten W3oB-
rcgeln sur Serbeferung Der Gage Ser
9lr6eiter ein, ser YrGiioent eripiOerte
i6m ober, er f0nne sic 9loae OeS
Shieorihters nidt ii6erne6n1en. ion-
bern niiiie ib begniigcn, Ole 9fube
bcr5uitellcn Sb mo mann bic 9uu,
Oestrippen, mel6e gegenpdrtig Die
Eu6e I'M Strifegebiet aufre6t er6ol-
ten, o66erufen weroeu itebt nod oo-
bin. 9lud cine 6riIt fir bic beitimm-
te 9lnhport oer@rubenbeiiBer lit niGt
ieitgeiett, ober iie Oiirfte bolo ciuge.
ben.
&uBlon0s Srieocnsnei-
quHgen.
9os uIiiii6c ausmdrtige 9lnt er,
modtiotc geltcrn ieinen bieiigcu Bot
idlufter @eorg 9af6emetieff 5ur Ser
6onoluug iiber einen 6rieOenscom-
niiiionsucrtro9 nit Sen Ser. Stao-
ten. Gic @2ittbeilung oooon ging
Staotsiefretdr 9rpau bon Ser ome-
rifuniiden 9otiAaf in Eetrogroo 5tI.
Sebnlidc @ertrd9e iino in iiingIter
Belt bon oen Ser Stdotcu mit@roB-
britonnieu uuo 6ronfrcid o6geidIol-
len tuor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
Gn0li6 Itttig.
9ic GIabtOnsg(n
Sill.
GDmfcren5beritbt im Gcs
nat DDrgelegt.

NpNTereUdOertWt luI SeS
nat DDrgelegt.
Gic icrtiec @orIoge iblieBt iid6 Ooaig
@rdiiOcnt g8iIion's SOccn an. IT,
9Icucs 5pitem ser @erpobtung
BON 9unoes 2dnOereieit Ourb
9louiniitrotions-9ia einaefiibrt.
Bur Seileglne bon 9lrbeits-
Streitigfeiten.
g9oi6ington "a Sept II
GnOlib lit Oie GloDton 9lntitruit9ia,
Die Sweite ser 9lOmiuiitrotionsmaB-
rcgeln 5ur &egllirlng bon Srults,
Ourd @inigung Der Gonferen5ler Oes
Senats unO Soities 5ur enOgiiltigcn
@rleoiglng geOieben. Senator Sui
berion legte Oen Gonieren56eridt &C.
itern inn Senot Dor lmO erflGrte, er
peroe Oeniel6eu bel nd6iter @elegcn-
belt ouf bic GogesorOnrng al 6rin-
gen berhlden.
Gie nntnebr fertiee Gorloge er-
iiiat Dor oQem 0es %rGiioenten g9il-
ion's oringenoeS @erlongen 0oB ge.
gen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sic Die
EruItgeiebe Oes 2onoeS ii6crtretcn,
inoioiouea itrofrehtlid oorgegongen
peroe. lleberfii6rlng 5iebt @elo.
itrofc bis gu $500 uno 6rcibeitsitraie
bis 81 Sobr nad iid.
Ios in ser ilripriingliben SouS.
@iQ ent6oltene @erbot incinonOer-
areifenoer 1ireftoriole bleibt ite6en.
Gesglci6en, 0aS @erbot erfhhiuer
o0er 6inOenOer Gontrofte, poOur1
Elm adufcr iid perpflidtct, feline
@ooren bon aonfurrenten oes ga.
brifanten 81 6ontiren. 9ieie 9eitim-
mlng lit pon 9eoeutlng fir Oie I'M
o66Gnqigfeit BON &lein6GnoIern.
notwithstanding 5miiden 9Gil-
fern lit unteriogt, Oesglcihen 9eiis.
geieaihoftcn porouSgeiett, OoB Der
@rperb elmer Corporation ieitens ei-
ner onocren Elm W3onopol boiicn
ooer Die aontlirren5 umeicntlib Der
rigern~ piiroe.
9lr6eiter- lonOpirtbi6aftlide imo
6roternitdts. .Srganiiotionen werOen
non oen 9eitinnnlnsen Oes @eiebes
ousocnommen ino S(r6eit miro ais
ofcinc g9oorr~ erftHrt. ~a.i
9ls cine 6olge Der 93ew Sopen-
Sdpierigfeitcn lit cine 9e.
thinning on3uie6eu, oie cine obiibt.
lid uugeboriee @eri6menOlmg BON
6onOs elmer Corporation ieitenS i6rer
gcamten ooer Iircttoren gum Ser.
brehen itempelt lno nit $500 @eIo-
6uBe oOer I bis 10 &o6ren @efGng-
mis- Itroi6or modt. Sic ermdBigten
9eitinmllngen ser Senat-9iQ be.
trefis Gin6oltsperfo6reu iin0 6eibe
5alten
9teueS 8ero bougeicb.
Gas observation-disclosures nu6n
oeItern Die 9lominiItrotions6ia an,
ourb pel6e Elm ueiies Spitem ser
Gerpohting BON gunoesl1nOereien
eingefii6rt miro, pel6e aobleu, Sel,
| @6osp6ot. aoli un0 91otrim fii6rcu.
Gle Gorlagc lit Oo5i beItimnit, sic
9lufihlieBung Der W}ineroliGGtc inn
oiientliHeu geiib oeeeu 9e5obluno
elmer 9ioDalip on oie @unoesre9ie-
rim9 uuter 9ei6rdnflng Oes Eodbt.
eegieteS i'm ein5elnen 6oa ouf bod
items 2560 9Ider 5u erlnogliden. Sm
Senot lit Die Bill nod in ser Sdme.
BE-
SDitem ser Sn6uitrie.
Hrotofolle.
Cas- glrbeits0eportement peroffeut.
li6te aeltern cine @rfIGrng, in mel
der eS ouf Oie Nor5iige oes ioge-
uouuten @rotofolliDitemS 3un3pede
Der 9elegung bon glr6eitsitreitigfei-
ten 6iumeiit iueldes iib uomentlih
IN Ger &lciOer6rdnhc ie6r bemG6rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
@elfrnn6etc ans Nnrupn.

Bottom WloiI., "a. Septcmbcr.
~ Ser Gimor0-0ompfer ~6ronco-
nia" traf bier eeitern NIT 1900 Nai-
iogieren cin iinter pelcben ii6 pieIe
Seute bcfouoen melde aus europa
me9en Oes &rieges eefloben iin0. I'm.
ter Den 9lnfommIineen befanoen iih:
Ger progreiiibe @ouberneilrs. .Gonoi-
Dat 9fidnro 6. W3c9ourilL %ruiiocnt
res tedniIden Snitituts bon Molio.
dluietts, uno Gowin 30. W2eoo, elmer
ser Direftoren Scr uggorlo 9eoce
Soiinoation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

0urdb eiuen 8rono puroc in
geuefontc, @o. Oos Sololoeer Der
DEeniipIponio 01otb Co. bcrnicbtet
iwo Gin Sc6ooen bon $250.0OO an
geridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
NSroto t 0 lie.

Gas g(rbeitS0eportement per0iieut.
lihte geitern cine @rflGrlng, in mel.
der eS ouf Oie @or5iige oes ipee.
nouuten YrotofolliuitemS 5lm3mede
Scr 9eilegung bon glr6eitsitreitigfei-
ten 6inmeiit, pelbes iih nomentlih
in Scr alcioer6ranhe ie6r bcwG6rt
bat. Gs beitebt i'm @eieutliden oo-
rim, ooB gum 3ped ser @erio6mng
unO Der idieoSri6tcrliden ghsein-
onOeriebung cine 9ei6ueroe- oOer
S6ieoscommiiiion cine GontroQe
iiber Die ionitdren 3ultGnoe, uoment-
lid in oen characterization, ii6er
Die Vlinima1o6ne, Die @rciie fiir
Stiidor6eit ii6t lnO Die &ousinou.
itrie unO Die &ergebung bon Cub.
contraften binoert. Gos Geparte-
meut fiibrt an, ooB nit Silfe oieies
SDitems III Der 9leu Yorfer 6rouen-
fleioer. uno 9luieninouItrie ni1t
'oenIger ais 1866 Sale sur 3ufrie-
ocn6eit crleOigt moroen iinO, oorui-
ter % Ero5ent ouf Dem @ege Der
%ernlittlune,
9ei1mer0e ii6cr Sol56rei.
't SraAt.
Die Fapieria6rifonten bon 9leu.
england bereinigten ii6 geitern sur
GinreiAung einer 9eiHmeroe bel ser
9unoes @erfe6rs Gommiiiion iiber
Die ii6erin6Big boben 6rohtidbe, mel.
be bon importirtem Sol5brei ouf
Dem Gronsport bon Bolton noh Sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Snitiotibe 8ur 6rieoensrermitteIuns
ni6t bonn Oeuticbeu goti6oftcr
ousaeaonacn, sddnOIidc gc.
bonoluna Der SuOeu in @OIen
pno @alisieu ieitens Ser gluiieu
in @crliucr Qcpcide an sic BOT.
ihaft aebronomartt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

91ne fir'8 9lnelanb bciurnt G. Blaine, 4t3
CIt.Seiilmure.Strabe Habe Sutton pcnie ADe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
HAYWARD q cLARk,s

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-Whne
there were no specific developments
over Sunday to affect the market. gen
eral news continues most satisfactory.
Reviews of the iron industry and the
goods trade. coupled with relative
duietness in international politics. make
further skepticism about return of
trade activity, vigorous enterprise and
prosperity appear out of place.
New York reports Northern mills,
Canada and Liverpool absorbing the
between futures in New York and spot
prices in the South seems compelled
owing to the unprotected state of flu
lures at the large discount.
The only solution seems an advance
in futures, as spots in the South are
holding their ground.
Information in this respect to tender
conditions in New York agrees that
there is greater strictness in passing
cotton on contract delivery, and there
is growing confidence in taking up cot
ton on New York contracts. AS the
stock there averages pretty well in
Uality. there seems no ground for fear
of depressing on March notice day.
our market opened unchanged and
ruled quiet but very steady Bullsh
feeling is getting stronger every day
in line with the tirmness in spots and
larger speculative support seems to
hang altogether on the breaking down
OF bearish oppostion In other quarters.
which il is thought will he accomplished
by spot developments
Export engagements for the next six
weeks appears to be large.
The spot market is fairly active to-
day with prices very steady.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
Local Produce Notes

j. T. Bell says the housewife need
not worry about this cold snap putting
me price of eggs higher, because there
IS st!l an adequate supply on the mar
ketf with receipts fresh from the coun-
Try coming in each day. However. the
colder wea Their in the egg production
sections caused a fir1ner feeling the pa $ /
rev Gays, and, While the quotations were
not INCREASED TO any extent, lowe
prices are expected this week Some
of the local merchants saturday raised
the price bout &C a dozen to sc. This
was due mostly TO the rumUr on the
street Saturday that a car loaded with
eggs was being shipped from this mar
The commission house where the rumor
Was started and 1t was emphs ticaily de-
MED.
Fidelity Says Business In ,he prod :
uce lire las been noticesbly quiet the
past two days. Dealers tulnN It - oauseu
from the very bad wes Their"
Vegetable receipts are light and are
al being sold on arrival at very salts
business
Apples are stll going up says j. T.
Elder. " Fidelity. one Of the aviators
SAID his ambition was to attain the
greatest height that anything had ever
known 10 go from earth: ga Id he felt he
mad done this on one Of his flights. but
Just as he started to make his descent
ne noticed that apples were still above
ni are n0p rsseiS Srs mGD Dag fast as
York Bsldwins are bringing from s6 to
$500 per barrel. Dealers are drawing
heavily or their stock, but there is still
fairly liberal supply.
Oranges are plentiful and prices rea =
ssonabiy low. Atlanta being closer To
Florida than some OF the other large
markets, the high price of apples does
not anect us so much, because our
people can eat oranges, which are as
good or better
Grapefruit receipts are heavier than
they have been for several days While
prices are not quoted lower, there is a
more liberal Offering Of fancy fruit.
Strawberry receipts continue light
selling at 3ec per quart The demand
was light Saturday. there being sew
eraI crates left over Sunday, which is
unusual at this time of the season. The
berries are much better than those re-
ceiVed last week. Dealers claim that
prices are likely to rise. owing to the
sudden change in weather conditions
which is likely TO do damage TO the
crops.
Celery is plentiful al present and OF
very fine quality, being received al
most entirely from Florida in car lots
Fidelity absorbs about three cars or
LOCO crates, Week
Poultry of all kinds is very scarce
not more than enough coming in to sup
ply the demand
Radishes and spring onions are de-
cidedly firm. The rainy weather is
proving a great benefit TO the crops and
larger receipts are expected soon, which
will likely depress prices a few cents.
Bell Bros. received a car of ca bba ge
oranges and sweet potatoes Friday
evening. which We're unloaded SATURDAY
morning. selling very rapidly at gooo
prices.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
DULL MARKET FOR
STOCKS At OUTSET
Suspended Increase in Freight
Rates Comes as Surprise and
Causes Early Selling.
BY CHARLES W. STORM.

NFW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE announce
meut OF the further SUSPENSION Of ad-
vanccs Of freight rates by the Eastern
roads until September y by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission came as
surprise to Wall street and caused
general unsetting Of specuis alive senu-
ment At the opening Of the stock mar
ket to-day.
There was hide demand FOR stocks
around the nnal quotations OF Satulha
and pressure, which appeared especlals
in tile railroad issues. caused declines
IN the first few minutes Of about
New York Central declined point 10
So 81 Paul and Reading also snoNed
the same amount Of loss. Canadian a.
clhc showed the greatest decline iaulpg
~ to Z13 The industrial also showed
pronounced weakness, United STATES
Steel and Amalgamated Copper dropping
a point each.
Americans in London were narrow and
sluggish.
The curb was steady
G. -. Potter says: The announce
ment that the decision byftne interstate
Commerce Commission reSafdlhg III
crease in freight has been postponed
until september /, caused some seliins
early in the session. This VIII nave
tendency TO shift speculation from the
railroads to the industralS. mere are
many issues of this class that are a. :
tractive and should go higher in the near
The market closed irregular. Govern
ments unchanged; other bonds steady.
The weakness that prevailed at the
opening continued during the forenoon
and now low prices We're recorded.
Reading and Erie were the weakest
selling off over a point. Union Paclhc
was down ~, Anna gamated copper q
point and Mexican Petroleum "a United
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
Good DemandPrevails
For All Spring Goods

Marshall Field Il Company, in their
weekly review Of the dry goods trade,
say.
Buyers have been arriving in the
market in good numbers during tie
week from the extreme South, south
west and from the Pacific Coast and
Rocky Mountain territory. They have
been Interested in merchandise for i'm
mediate and early spring business and
have bought pretty generally in all de-
partments
Colder weather in the vicinity OF
Chicago has given impetus to retain dis
uibution OF heavier wearing apparel
and good volume of mail orders haze
been received from nearby territory.
The few lines being shown for fall de-
livery are getting good reception. eN-
copting in some sections where the mild
winter has interfered with the turning
Of stocks Of heavier goxis. Future husi-
ness in handkerchief liaes is running
ahead of last season.
shipments so far this month show
an increase over those of the COR
responding period year ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16

j. G Tumlin, who has been accord
ed all the honors conferred by the
Illinois Life upon its leading repre-
sentatives. having filed the offices OF
first second and third vice president
OF its 100000 club. now enjoys the
distinction of being president Of this
club qualifying during 1913 by writ =
ing the largest amount of personal
paid-ior business
NJ. Tumlin who has had long aId
successful experience IN the life in
surancc business in Atlanta, says:
In all my experience | have never
seen things look brighter NV bust
ness is already 40 per cent more than
for the same period last year, with
every prospect for continued in
crease"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb. 10. Hogs Receipts,
10000 market steady; mixed aud BUTCH
ers S.iO@S.7O good heavy, s.604S.70;
rough heavy, S.350rS5 So. light S.35mS.6O.
pigs, 8 .900S.35. bulk, S.55@S.65,
Cattle: Receipts, 10000; market steady
and 10 cents lower: beeVes 690m9. 10;
cows aud heifers, 3.15dS.40; stockers
and feeders, S.7aGt790; Texans, $500
SIS; calves. S.15a 0.50.
Sheep: Receipts, 10000. market III
cents lower. native and Western S,5O0
5.70, lambs. 575mT.S5.
ST. LOUIS. heb. 16.--Cattlc Receipts
5000 including | 800 Southerns. Market
steady. Native beef steers. $L50d SO,
cows and heifers, S4.25mS.50T sTockers
and feeders. S6.O0d 80. calves. So GOA
HIS. Texas steers. S5.I56S.a0. cows
and heifers. $400d6.00,
Hogs Receipts l0,5o0 Market sc to
Toe higher Mixed. SS60aS.S5 good.
IS I5aSS5: rough. $S.251S.50; pigs, 1875
MS40, bulk, sS60us16
sheep Receipts $50 Market steady
Muttons. IS, 0Om6 90; warnings, 50 50d
SIS; lambs. s7.0Oa1,S5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
COTTON STAGNANT
IN LATE SESSION
Liverpool and Trade Buying Held
List Steady-SeIIin Mgore
or Less Speculative,

NEW YORK Feb H. The cotton
market opened steady to-day with prices
30 3 points higher Trading was
quiet. being chiefly confined 80 com
mission houses buy lBg ana covering By
ing was of good character However,
lHe ring seemed inclired o sell on all
"a llies but the msrkst deve uped
stronger tone after the call, based on
continued buying by strong sources ana
the fact thar sentiment is more favor
able TO a further upturn, causing prices
to advance to s points from the open.
ing range
Liverpool developed no feature worthy
% attention. Il was a shade lower than
due, but later 90 ples repa4l ed com
points above the previous close. with
spot cotton steady al ! point advance
Following are u a. III. bids ia New
York: March. 1880; May, I2.04 July,
il.sr. August. 4. so; October. ! J %,
Following are 10 a. M. bids In New
orleans. March. ~ 81; May. u GS, July,
l2.1O; October. u SO.
Estimated cotton receipts
Tuesday 1913.
New Orleans ......l .00G to 1000 4,523
Galveston ....... 10 900 TO 1880 1886
Offerings were rather light and scat
tered during the forenoon while good
buying orders from Liverpool trade in
terests. Northern and Canadian mills
held the list steady around the early
high level Later. however. offerings
became rather liberal causing prices TO
ease off a few points from the opening
~ the close the market was steady
with prices 2g1 points lower than Sat
urday's final
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16

LIVERPOOL Feb. l6.--Due 2Iq to 4
points higher, this market was steady
at net advance OF to ga points
At 12:l5 y. IN, the market was quiet,
y 10 ~ POINTS higher,
Spot cotton was steady at | point
advance; middling 1860 sales 10. 600
bales, including $500 American
At tho close the market was steady.
with prices al a net advance of 3 10
So points. from the closing quotations
of Saturday
Futures opened quiet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Feb. l6,-Wheat-NN ,
red. 96dS1. No. 3 red, 94n95: No hard
winter. go a IS; No. 3 hard winter - 5 Z.
No ! Northern spring 95ls ASS; No >
Northern spring, 94as4ie; No ; spring
9luS2
6SS. ga. No. 3 yellow CO.. No,
& 57u591g No. Z white. 5Sm62la; No
4 yellow. ACC
oats No. white. ll1eu4glg: No. ;
white, $751; asa: No white. 3S03S1 (;
standard. 2HS, M40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Feb Money on call
> per cent: time money. unchanged 60
days, 2iaa2S, 20 days, 2S4 as per cent.
six months. Si4GSl2
Posted rates: Sterling exchange.
S450d 1880 with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S515 for demand and
4S5ts d4.S575 for 60-day bills
Prime mercantile paper unchanged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Wheat was "a to
sc higher 81 the opening of the grain
market to-day. The Strengthening fac
tor was the higher market at Liver
pool. smaller worlds shipments than
looked for and rains in India, where the
offerings are quite small.
Corn was Is TO nc higher and firm
February shorts were covering in LlV-
erpool and this caused some buying by
shorts here.
oats We're 5 TO &c better in sympa
thy with corn.
Provisions were fractionally lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON Feb l6,-Close: Adventure.
] 2. a.: Butte and Superior. 36i, asst
Calumet and RriZon. % ; a 65i4: Calumet
and Hecla. 4.50M4.55; Old COLONY. Az a
a. Utah Consolidated, l5ian15a, VOL
VERNE. 49, d47
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
VISIBLE SUPPLY CHANGES.

FolloWit Shows the visible supply
changes grain for the Neek
Nhes decreased 1871 600 bushels
Corn Increased 19%.rt0 bushels
oats decreased SIS gon bushels
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16

LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, Wheat opened
unchanged; at 1:30 q. IN. the market
was al 10 I'D higher. Closed $50 10
SD higher.
Corn opened I'D higher; at 30 y. M
the market was I'D to SD higher
Closed I'D TO sd higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
CEREALS ADVANCE
ON HIGHER CABLES
Worlds Shipments Less Than
Expected-February Shorts
Cover Corn.

ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-No. 2 red .............95 ds51a
torh-No. ......-............o 90
Oats-No. acknowledgements "a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS FuTuRs.
PORT RECEIPTS.

| The following table shows receipts al
/ the ports to-day compared with the
! same daV last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
Made No Difference to Him.

Made No Difference to Him.
What did he say
He minated that other witnesses
had seen the affair. lie said he would
try to gel Mrs. Bond out of town. /
said ii made no difference to me, that
! could not understand man who
would send his wife on an Infamous
mission like this
. Did you know that Jacobs was in
The next ROOM
Il did not"
"FltZpatrick@'
NO sir | heard of these men in
connection with the affair four days
later"
DO you know whether Fitzpatrick
was an applicant for Office
He was. He wanted 10 be Attor-
ney General for the Secretary of the
Interior | refused him my indorse-
ment"
When DR.. carp made known To
YOU his ambition TO become marshal
what occurred time"
II told hi mthere was not much
hope | told Jacobs the same thing"
Did YOU ever have any conversa-
ton with Senators or the Vice Presi-
dent about this affair.""
= did not"
Senator Cross Examined.
The cross examination was then
taken up.
Senator, how long have you known
DR. Earp?'
\ long time.
Hasn't he been a supporter Of
yours for years .'
He told me he was think he
was a staunch supporter OF mine
Gore said he had known Jacobs
since 1901 and that he took Fitzpat-
ts, stsyt, - O.
rior to introduce him TO the Score
tsrN. at Fitzpatricks request, and not
To indorse f'itZpa tricks candidacy.
He did not reCab having asked j.
Graves Leeper what Kind Of looking
woman Mrs. Bond was although he
might have done SO.
When was the first time YOU told
anyone that Mrs Bond q ll0-pound
woman. pulled YOU 2eS-pound man,
over
Il told my attorneys
You say YOU are certain these men
INSURED against You"
circumstances point to II"
Did YOU ever start any criminal
charges against these men in Wash
iustou@
I conferred with the District At
imney Is Washington about &c."
You say carp called ON You three
times
Yes sir
Convinced OF Conspiracy.
Did lie come as Hu emtsSdrN ~
these su-Cal,ed spir0turs'"
\o. sir
Then why dis yuu say tn pr Esrp.
1lF see them In he'll before give
Them anything
Be ause ] was convinced That e
conspiracy existed, and what other
purpose could the, have had unless
10 eNtort money or Office
I'm ask YOU. in since This time.
either for money or JOB pr carp.
Jacobs. Robertson. FitzpatricA or Mrs.
Bond have made any direct perSons'
demands on Nou'
No direct personal demands no.
sir
"lll ASK YOU. senator II Won did MOI
lot tn, opinion prevail IN Washing ton
that ID Was senator r l.. owen ana