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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
THE SUGAR MARKET.
buyers Bid 9.OI for Raw. hut No
sellers Appear.

The raw sugar market was firm yes
terday. with buyers bidding 4.0i cents
for prompt raws while there were no SELL
erS apparent nj that level.
The refined market was somewhat
firmer. Though business was being done
At ass and i.95 cents. the Federal COM
pany announced tina. after the close II
would accept no business under 5.05 cents.
IL il expected that after the holidays
prices will show further hardening and
all refiners may be on u Arm 4.s5 cent
basis
Trading In sugar futures on the Coffee
Exchange was quiet but prices were
steady in sympathy with the nrmness In
spot SIles were $50 tons. Prices follow
Gents per pound).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
EXPECTS LESS WHEAT SELLING
..Modern Miller Looks for smaller
Movement From Farnss.

CHICAGO Dec. 24.--ModerH Miller crop
outlook: 1.-THE winter wheat crop Is gcn-
orally well protected and added moisture
and snow covering can only be con-
sidered favorable.
"A smaller movement from the farms
IL expected during January Rail trans
portation remains good and the move
ment to seaboard continues large"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

EAST ORANGE. n. j.. Dec. 24-Miss
Susan II. Lenner, 75. hustled all day about
her home at SO Grove street, North. get
ting her Christmas tree ready for the an
nual visi, OF her niece. Miss Julia Crosby
OF 424 West Twentieth street New York.
When Miss Crosby arrived she found her
aunt sitting motionless on the stairs. She
had died OF heart disease
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
C0TTONSEED OIL.
-mness in lard restricted offerings IN

F.tmness in lard restricted offerings IN
market.
There were some reports OF a hrmer
crude oil market. but there Was little
business at the South on account OF the
holiday. Trading In oil on the Produce
Exchange will not be resumed again until
Monday. There was more or less evening
hu1 yesterday and sS;;.c switching - /:
terests which apparently looked for
liquidation OF the January delivery next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

LONDON, Dec 24--Reuter's correspon'
dent ut Stockholm says the Swedish Gov
eminent has decided to continue the
moratorium for foreign debts until March
1, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a Price movements
were unlrnportant IN this market Sears
showed p small recovery from the eariN
quotations, while "A steady tone prevailed
in such issues a. Peoples Gas, Swift ana
Pacific Gas. Bonds neglected The sum
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
THE BOSTON MARKET.

HosroS, Dec. 2i.-The copper shares
marke, was dull and without tendency
either way. Butte and Superior and
American Zinc were fractionally higher.
while Copper Range and Calumet anu
Arizona eased Off. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILApELPHIA, Dec 2i,-Electric Stor-
age Battery lost - to-day. The remainder
OF the list was practically unchanged for
the day. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
COTTON CLEARING
HOUSE PLAN ISSUED
Adoption of System Likely to
Eliminate Old Credits
Custom.
PROVISIONS FOR MARGINS

A great Deal Of interest was displayed
at the Cotton Exchange yesterday In the
tentative by-laws which have been Is
sued by the New York Cotton Exchange
Clearing House Association. Most Of
the details OF this plan are already ia
miliar to the readers OF TIE SUN who
are Interested In Cotton Exchange af-
fairs. Generally speaking. provisions
are made for the establishment OF clear
Ing house association with a guarantees
fund made up out of subscriptions OF
$4,000 from each member
Original margins are to be called on
tho following plan: SO per bale on net
commitments OF $4,000 bales or less 81
per bale on commitments In excess OF
$4,000 bales but not over 100000 bales,
and IS per bale upon contracts In OK
cess OF 100. 600 bales. Provisions are
made for calling extraordinary margins
In case OF commitments which might be
considered II menace 10 the trade In
general.
A meeting OF all members OF the Cot
ton Exchange who wish to Join the
clearing house association will be held
In the gallery OF the New York Cotton
Exchange next Monday. The various
provisions have been so thoroughly dis
cussed and amended in the last three
months that II IL not believed that any
further changes are likely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PrrrsBURG, Dec. 2+--Crucible Steel
common was lower, closing a half poine
down, at IN. Union Switch gained u
The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTrMoRE. Dec. a+-To-day's trading
was light and without feature. There was
no afternoon session and the exchange
will be closed until Monday. The sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ALTMAN & wERNER-.A petition IN bank
ruptcy has been fled against David Alt
man and Victor Werner individually and
a. partners IN the late Arm OF Altman s.
az ~ Lafayette street Liabilities are
said to h. about sil,00U and assets 1900.
GEORGE y. MoRELL, builder and plumber
AZ l552 University avenue The Bronx has
bilities SsIISs and assets sls.0l0
SILNERMAN Il SIEGEIr--A petition .r
bankruptcy has been niod against Duro'1t
n. silVerman ana Joseph slegel, dealer
In clothing at i4sg Third avenue, Do
city. and ~ Broadway, Brooklyn. Liza
bilities are 5000 and assets $1,000
SAMUEL sTEINBERG--A petition In bank
ruptcy has been Med against samuel Stt,u-
herg manufacturer OF furs al 100 Eat;
Broadway.
HUTCHINSON METAL AND RooFiNG
cOMPANY--A petition In bankruptcy mas
been nled against the Hutchinson Ne al
aud Roofing Company 81 1888 Park .No-
uue. Judge Hough appointed Harry o.
on business ten days.
ROBINSON TAILORING COMPANY --- \
petition IN bankruptcy has been filed
against Ami" Robinson and Marrrrv Fr
stein, who did business as the Robinson
Tailoring Company at $50 Nassau street
They made an assignment on Monday.
NICTOP BERNBLfT,--A petition IA hank
ruptcy has been Med against Victor Bern
made an assignment On Wednesday. La
bi'!ties are $4,000 and assets ~ 600.
HARRY \. herman, salesman az s4
broadway, has Med petition In bank
ruptcy with liabilities s''Ssi ana no
HAIRY WOLF. cutter. at GOT Church street
h. ar Mo psss,'iGm in BANKRUPTCY with
Bronx has filed = petition IN bankruptcy
|. with liabilities ST. Boo ana no assets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

BASS SILNERMAN < CO, manufacturers
OF dresses az 80 West Thirty-sixth street
have nled schedules showing Liabilities
i35.i67 and assets sl3.i6s.
LEVY SCHWADE x co. manufacturers OF
dresses a, II East Thirty second street,
have hled schedules showing liabilities
Si7.6O0 and assets t.25l. -
HARLEM PAPER BON COMPANY OF 4os
East i04th street, has nled schedu es
showing liabilities tl.sS2 and assets sssbi.
BLUM BERG ~ SCHW ARTZ, manufacturers
OF skirts A. SO West Twenty second street
have filed schedules showing liabilities
S5634 and assets si.326.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
welcomed by Conservatives.

Among the conservative element the
establishment OF the clearing house Ia
welcomed as a means OF getting away
from the credit system. which has been
the bane OF the cotton business for so
many years. In fact. most OF tho losses
which have been incurred throughout
the cotton trade have como from an
abuse OF this system. which was inno-
cent enough in the first place.
The custom of giving credits had us
origin in the mutual confidence existing
between established southern spot nrms
and their brokers Oh the New York Cotton
Exchange. II became more or less OF
nuisance to meet market changes by con-
slant transfers Of funds TO Keep step with
fluctuations, and finally the custom sprang
up OF giving to Southern shippers credit
ranging from $1,000 TO $4,000 or more.
When A loss OF Stated amount was in-
CURED on n shippers contracts he was
asked to deposit margins TO mark MS
contracts to the market.
While this practice may have been
entirely justified In the case Of established
rsia tionshls the method OF Offering IN
discriminate credits soon became COM
petitiye method for obtaining business. A
Southern shipper. for instance. who might
have had resources Justifyng the extern
sion uf a credit OF $1,000, might Ice granted
this same amount by half a dozen different
concerns, thus exposing him In times or
market stress 10 a margin call OF S3o,ooo'
which only TOO Frequently he was unable
TO meet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
Composition Confirmed.

PATTERSON q HARRAL.---Judge Hough
has confirmed "A composition OF Patter-
SON 4 Harral. Jo6bers in hardware at SIS
White street. with creditors At SO Ia
cents on the dollar. Liabilities were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

M Treasury statement Issued.
WASH NGTON, Dee sA-So Treasury
statement was issued to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

JOSEPH n pODD-Jndgo Hongh has ap-
larry receiver for the property In this city
Of Joseph NJ. Dodd OF Detroit Mich. The
same receiver had already been appoint ed
in Detroit The property consists OF 750
shares OF stock OF the Joseph ". Dodd
Company valued at $1,000, which has
been attached by that company ia IA suit
begun here on october 20 by the company
against MI Dodd 70 recover slO,l75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

UNITFD SIATEs ME- ~. TNPDUVIS NUAI'
bsukruptcS, has authorized tho receivers
OF the United states Metal Products Com
many OF III Broadway, with factory at
college Point, to issue receivers certln-
cafes for sl95,O00 To complete the con
trnrta on hand Four OF the largest credit
los Of the COMPANY namely the Girard
National bank the Bank OF North Amer.
lea, both OF Philadelphia; the Art Metal
Construction Company and the Assets
realization Company holding claims for
100000 out OF a total unsecured lndebt-
edness Of SSt5,lsT. have agreed to I'D
vance the money to the receivers On the
certificates The cost ~ completing tho
work In process. including raw material
and labor, viii probably amount b. fisO000.
The total amount payable on the CONTRACTS
.hen comp cted u sIT2.tO3, without do
ductlons for any payments made on ac-
count
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

I'M. 80 orlenns mrrket closed steady.

The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was an easy business hi spot cot
ION wlta middllng po!n decline al
$3.50 Sales. 1000 bales. Receipts. 5000
bales. Including 300 American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
RAILROADS.
THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.

,io5 Al GSw Wis.,. % SO 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
Assignment.


LOUIS FRANK, manufacturer Of cloaks and
suits at 80 West seventeenth street, has
made an assignment to George II, Will
iama lie began business In 1892
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

@oItcr @. @otts an 9io6t. Scff
@eitleite GareD, nabe Soains, 15
lei S5.
G6os. g8. SorroO mO 5rou an
g9m. g. Goie lmo 6roL Oitieite @a.
MOOD, nobc Baltimore, 1879 bel 70.
Gbos. 6. Bud an Stepbcn 9. See,
SilopcIticitc Senfins 9(aeD, nobc
@offmon, 10 bel 1S.
Geo. s. 2ong an Scrmou 5enfer
lmo Srou g}or0ieite 0orleD 9lDy
nabc @crmonia, IA bel 10.
OeutI6e @onf an oiciel6en 9loro.
ieitc QorIeD 9lpc, nobe @ermania,
IA bci 70.
S. @ebiter Goofe on Sol. 6. Soul.
bourne, Oitieite @uilforo, nobe 30,
"a bel 1875.
@cGc @crtrom an g2ouricc 2c6om
lm0 6rou, Norooiiieite @lcGuaob,
no6e @biteIoct, t3 bel 100.
lIniOcriitU @orfmob SO. on @t-
rionl @ranOt etc, 1 @rltnoitiid.
Sophia Oidmon an 2cna 0id-
man SiiOmct@de So0ettc umo
Spring, t6 bci 81.
Sobn 2. @}cglonc0 an Sol. z. @}c'
g&oncD rno 6rou 9loroieite SollinS,
nobe 6remont, 90 bel 9S.7.
Gbos. 6. Smith an ScnrD &rioer
rno 5roit 8cItieite @3ine 9onf2onc,
no6c @cloir gloe., 15.7 bci 65.6.
SarrD 8or an Gam. Simpler, &eit-
ieitG Caroline, nobe SaDette, 10 bel
6G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

5iic6tcten Sorten iel6it nit Oen be-
iten gr5eitgniiien OeS @eitens confil'
riren. Die @iirii6e wcrOen uiGt
ie6r 5ablrcib oieies So6r BORT wer.
Oen bod f6nncn sic bo6en @reisan-
ge6ote aae 3iidter fir oie @enge
enti6GOigen.
s. Z. 9cnionin 9letreat q e.
Itorben.
9Sm Sitter bon 70 So6ren itor6 in
iciner &o6mmg in 9etrcot, M0., an
9lltersi6UG6e Serr 6. s. 9cnion
@r nonmte BON elmer 6amilie ab,
sic 6ereitS 2lO Sabre in Galbott.
County anidiiig mar.
@niign muB $50 5abIen.
@niign Muffin Sinipion, BON Ser
&riegsmnrine Der 8ercinigten Stoa.
ten, muBtc gcitern Oem 9iidter @il.
liom Minnid in 9lnnopoIiS 500 uno
Soften wegen 81 i6nelleu 9lutomo.
6ilia6renS cntrihtcn. Gr muroe be-.
founili6 nit 2icrtenant 6reo 80.
teet on Soniiag 9lbeno Oerbaitet,
als tic nit einem 2(itomo6il, oaS
Simpion iteuerte, Orei &na6en nm.
0cfo6rcn 6attcn. Sic weitercn 2(n-
ibuloigungen ndmlid Steucrns eli
uer N}oibiuc o6ne 2icen5 nnO 6ob-
rens in angetumfeuem 3uitanO mur.
Den iallcn gelaiien mo 2ieutcnont
Foteet gon3 ireigcipro6cu. Gic
@crlebungcn Der orei Gna6en, bic
2lnianas fir ernit gc6olteu puroen
cnuicicn iib ais geriuaiiiaig. @ci-
Oe slngetlaaten iiuO @}itglieOer ser
9ciabuua Der @rdfoentcuoott, Ma0-
Homer. Simpion lit Der S6micaer-
io6n oes Senators Sofe Smith bon
@eoroia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
Ger @clOmorft.

Ereiie ser @ert6pnpicre i'm Stei-
gen. aber nod iHmer feiu recbteS
Gertroucu in sic 3ufimit.
,,@lercantile SruIt & Gepoiit
60. ouf Der boditcn Shlfe.
Ger ltniab ser @ert6papiere otf
Scr 9oric mar gciiern letter inO 5u.
iricoeniieQenoer, bod idien man nod
immer fein rc6teS @ertraucu in Ole
3ufimft 5u bo6en. Gic 9lfticn ser
n@lcrcautilc Eudt & Ccpoiit So,
mel6e Dor feds Sa6rcn 2l5 brad.
ten pel6e geitern iungcieBt wuroen,
6ro6icn $3.50 pro 9lltie. 1ieie 9lf.
iien itauoen Dorigcs Sa6r ouf t45.
Cie DGirginia 9lailwoD & @omer
Go.~ bat geitern eiuen 9eribt Der.
oiientlidt no6 melbem iie i'm Der.
iloiieneu Sa6r Elm mlsac5eidnetes
@eidjdft qct6an Bat. Tie gtotcn fir
81 100000 Der ,llniteO &ailmops
& electric So" iinO ioit ale uergrii.
len unO bra6tcn 997s. Gic Giien.
6o6ncn lieBcu aeliern aui Der 9oric
beri6ten, OoB Oic @eidditc Der peit-
li6en 9obnen cine bcOeutenoen 9lufs
i1u6 81 ocr5ei6nen 6aben. Ges-
gleiGen 8eigtc iicb aeiteru cine regere
(bdiigfeit in oeu 9luitrGgen fir Die
@iien- im0 Sta6l-Sn0uitrien. Ter
Staat MorDIano bat fir oic 6oroc.
rungSongebote fir $3,950,00O bier.
pro3entiger S6ligationen on9c3eiat
uno man 1T gcipaunt, mas oieielbcn
6rinaeh menn am 16. Siili sic PIN
gebotc gc0iiuet pcrOcn. Ger @rd-
ierOcnmartt, melhcn Baltimore con.
irolirt, 3cigte ,geiiern cine lcb6oite
GbGiigfeit itno man erlpartet in
0arDlano cin groBes @ciddit OieieS
So6r. Seit Dem I. N}ai iin0 fort-
p16rcno 9eiicQmgeu eingelauier
welbe in 6olgc Der giinIiigen &ittc.
ieriugs.GcrbGltniile bolO beirieoigt
merocn f0nHcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
edifstarten
@rnuOitiifs-lIe6 e6ertrusnpscu

Rcbccco Sodcr an @eIle Soder, /
0jrunOItiid.
SorrD aurbmiIlc ON N}orris Sou.
Der, glorooitieite ocr @rcter-S -StroBe,
1 @rln0ltiid.
Gbo8. Wiorton EruItcc, on GOm.
6. @laden5ie, g|oroicite Scr Belle,
nobc @renaoo.9lpe., so bel 151.
Sianc 9foa an 80. $enrD @oIo-
ltonc, gloroicite Der Sopcttc., nobc
CoIt-Str., 1876 bel rs.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81. 6. 60. an
Gbos. s. 8oalpea uno 6roiL Sdo.
wcItieite EibolD, nobc SarforO 9ioao,
1911 bci 95.
9ooio s. Serrington an @co. 9B.
20mcnitcin, gloromelt. Gde 9lIto.9lDe.
mO SiIton.Str., Sc bel 1924.
g8il6eImino g. Morcus mo Sc
mobl an Charlotte 9. Struus,
g., IS. & 90.
Gbos. g. Straus an Oieielbe, st.
z. & s.
Senrp g. Straus an Oiciclbe, g.,
q. & sc.
gSm 6. Sor6imon lnO 6rm an
GboS. SS. g8bite, Oitieitc I3oreIonO-,
nobe glortb- 9loc., 14.3 bci 9t.3H.
SSSodion 9fcoltD Corp. an G6as. 3.
Sovoon un0 SraM Suoieitc 9ri9bt.
on, nobc @oplar Gjro0c, Oil bel
S6.S.
9SieI GonItr. So. an GOmin 8.
Sci9mon uno Srot g3orOieitc 9[ril-
nab, nobegSbcelcr. .9lpc., 24.6 bel 81.
Eimotb0 6ibgcrolo an Souno9
Fitzgerald, Saoieite 5oirmount,
no1c Got6orine.Stry IA bel 72.
GcaltD SoIOing 60. an @aotioS
Scit, SiiooIt.@de 9entolou. uno02c-
SenrD-Str., Is bel SO.
S. g8c6Itcr Goofc an Sronf 8.
Bollaro, Sltleitc @ullforoy naDe 81.
Ctr, "a Bel 1915.
G6os. 3. gr0del an 0toir gSeiB.
man ctc., 9 Gjrunoitiidc.
Gow. Sanfin imo 6rou on 9cu.
lab gSciSmoL 9 @rinoihidc.
gufrco s. Sbripcr, Scqueitcr, an
Caroline 81. Solicit, 9loroicite 81
no6e Glm, 1911 bel 1917.
sSacob Gribibfp an @eiiic aribi6,
III, 2 @runOitirde.
GboS. 6. SorO uno SruI an GOitb
9. Soro, 3 Grunoltiide.
Syocob SAworb inO Srau an Sea.
~ 2cop, Siiowciiicitc 9llbcmorIe,
nobc @rott, 31.5 bel 1853.
Gli3abetb S. 6rend an Dale @tor.
burD, 1 @rllnOitiid.
Sooic 6. SenrD etc. on Sos. S.
0idion etc., @citicitc ocr 9ollos.,
no6e W3onrmcnt, Is Bel 60.
sol. 81. g9otfins, Srilitcc, etc. an
g(rtbur IS. @orrett, @cItieitc Sharp,
'uG6c 9Srott, 10 bel 93.6.
9(rt6ur 6. @arrctt an Sol. gS.
S6irIcD, g8eitieite Sharp, nobe%ratt,
10 bel 93.6.
M1oriom 9ronot, Sritlt., an @lo'
riom Brandt etc, Siioieit 9lco0, nobc
ct. @auI, 23.4 bel 101.
W1crric @. SinmonS rno 6rmi al
G6as. s. 9(moon ln0 Sroi Ssciticitc
@robc, nobc Orlcons, IL bel 676.
Slobcao g. Gags ar Com. s. @ia
uno 6rou Sioieite @oIlins, nobc
Catherine, 1902 bel rs.
Wlc9ims SIN g. g. 81. an Upton @.
2ong, Oitieite Der 9arcIaO, nobe
Camp, 1871 bel 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
GerfGufc All Der 9oItimorer Nftien'
borie.
FIRST CALI
FIRST CALL.

$500 gul & u 4cr Cdfs) ...... s2as
$4,000 @I6orn 5ucl 5cr.....-.... obh
$1,000 g'ori & 4oris 1rac 5er........ 81
$1,000 llnitco 9ps 1 4cr............ s9M
$500 uniico 9bs iunoo 5er....... IS
2s,5oQ uniico a0S a'5a6r.9oicn. ~. oois
so qui0eiIc IS Is 8 & g com. io0
80 aui0cllc G@ Is & 8 com. ioolh
27 sInibciIe GIborn SucI com 22h
25 glniDeiie Sair Gas pio........ 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
0el9aftss &c9IDctlCr.
g1der., gonOitor- rno Sotel.
geOaris-9lrtifel.

9e0arfS-9lrtifel.
nzhe glners & oI6s Co., 1O4 S.s6cwarb'Stt-
8citungen, 8eitI6riften etc.
,,9be Baltimore griuS Co.," Dabio Nbercronp
bic. SeI6diislibrer, s1s &eitUermaH'Sir.
DeutIdc @lder u;.o 8eitShriften.
". 9aniFa. 10 ro.BoppIeicnsSnSBe.
gnu-g u-g}atcriuIien Tbiiren, 6enIter'
robmeh. 2a0en etc
Samss .. .GSIsr & Co., 115-117 eao'6rsos'
r,dHStrdbe.
9fationalsYnnfen.
,,sDe DID zoiun National BanE," Sab, nnb'
@SetcrsStrabe. Sacob ~. a8ooi, Rraioenti
0enrO 8. Heoue Gnliirer.
,Gccon6 slatl0naI Naut," 432 Glos9roaoiDdb.
..sssiteFa S'' @aiienei gSnt.n IA gorb.Gntau.
Strabc. gs Uiarrott, &airer;
,HnmerS' auo yier6antS NatiOnQi oaNLA
Gonib' uno G0mSarOsStraBe.
Staatss9anten.
pDentjde gaHi rUn 9aitimcref" 9aii.more, une
Suni0ab sStr1be. gnaui. gSeber. Nrdiloent;
@onroo Is. Nabbe, Snabmeilier.
Gtar.9unfen.
u1eniImr epnrOans uua gaItimprs," GutaIs'
uno &altnoresSirdBe.
Marmcr. uno @ronH-@erfe.
8. SilaartHsr & eOps, 22a 9sOrO.GborIsS.sir
2anopirtbIdaftlide @er6tbe uno
S1mereien.
griHith.xmnsr ST.. 200 @oto.gnca' 'etrabe
glcuofaten.
Vnla0ag a5rb. 26i-2G9 @albert 0utl6iHp
Stumbling 6urnaces, Ganges mO
Oefen Ia6oeden un0 &innen.
9rnnett gros., 52s sic=bs5remonisgOeHne
Gupferidmieoe unO 8IumberS.
SD6u Gnbsrt, t7tk Gbame9s Strobe. q. & y.
GeIepbvn; Bolie 1899.
GtgelItbuns ggcnten itn0 SGn0ler.
gIsrre 6. 9aoaH & aev9sW, 10 Oit'IerinqisrS
GtrnBc.
5cuer-Seriideriir9en.
,,9lubal Siliuraucr so. Of oiutrpuul," Senrh d.
Qeariiclo, Mehoen3sglanaaer, 10t-103 gbam'
ber OF Commerce Nniloing.
,,eJcrmnula 3energerEhcrnnoS WeIeniMaTt,"
Daltimore' uno Norlo'SiraBe.
SriIAn'ieo-8u5eb6r
G. evH gnhue Co. ses-se4 gorS.eop'sir.
gIcdpIatten, Ylcto!l cie.
ahuu, GsmllIn & So. HneOrSOrIrD. 1s--1b
yQlberlpnsGirabe.
4ianos imO Orgeilt.
Gbas. ". eHcf goros2bertb. .eiraBs
&fonoleib.@eiddite.
.GuuIonbatcS 2pan Co.," 1 gloro. .0ab'girabs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

20 eInibclle Mler Imit ...,....1su
20 sIni6eilc llniieo aDs com. ..... %
20 gmt6ciIe uHiieo Sl0s CON-. ..... PTS
SECOND CALL
$4,000 5oir & Glaris 1rac 5cr......10 10OA
90 gubeiIe GIf6orH 5ue CON- 22M
80 anibciIe 9gaolaHo Sil........ 6iA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
Baltimore NIarftbcridte.

D}ontog, Sen %. sunni 1914.
@1c6l. ~ 3ufu6r 1926 Sdiier,
eini6licBlicG 42i Sdiier 81 Ganton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

@idnos luO Orgei1t.
Gbas. ". eHch. 0 GorOseihertb ,eiraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Efon0Iei6. .@eibdite.
n6ouIonbatcS 2oaH Co.," 1 gsoro 'Sirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

gIcd)pIatten, Mcto!l eic.
ahuu, GsnllIn & So. (IHeOrSOrIrN. 1s--1b
NolberIipna Gir0be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

8citungen, 8eitlbriften etc.
,,9be Baltimore NriuS Co." Dablo Mbercrom'
bic. @ei6aitstiibrer, 3ls &eitUerman'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Stumbling, FURNACES, Ganges mo
Oefen, Io6oeden unO &innen.
gennrn Nroa.. 529 glcsb.SremonLgLuenne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

gnu-MateriuIien Tbiiren, SenIter'
robmeh, 2aben etc
Snmss y. GSler Co., 1t5-117 S1o'6rsbe
r,dsStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Gupieri6mieoe imO BlumberS.
So9n eubsrt, INK Gbamss.etrabe. q. q y.
GeIepbUn; Bolfe 1899.
@tgelltbums glgcuten unO SGnoler.
gIsrre 6. 9Hgan & aev9sw, 10 Oft.Ierinqisn
@5trnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

0entiHc @ii1er no 8eit5briften.
". 9anlF@. 10 s9oppIeionsSnSBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

glcuofaten.
QarI n. R. edluIt, SOC Ct. gauIsSirabe.
SnitaDag a5rb, 261-209 @aloert Vntlbtnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

9n uerianien:
O,ut eiuocrihtcic Qddcrci. Su crlrdAen I'M
,,ScuiIdcn 6Drrcipuuoent" CSuni2O-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
gcrIuuat-5 5rancn nuO @aOdcm.

@crlaunt:
Sine Srau fir allqemeine Sausorbet III
elmer Samllic bon orei Berionen NnCb6ulru
Gen nit 6eicreu5en IN Mr. 2526, WnDlanos
Mucnuc. (Sun23-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
8n bcrmieibeH:
8n Derfanfeu:

9n pcrfauien:
gir. 1909, g9ci Sabeiic Sirabe nabe @ilmor'
crabc. @rrnofiid 1913 bel 100 Srb, Al
3immer icincr 8uiian0. @reis $1,000 OO
pierre Is. 1ugan d @cpBeiu, gir 1G, Gl.Ser'
inltousStrahc. (Stli23-2o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Observation-Disclosures.
,,9lubal SnInrauee 50. Of oiutrpoul," Ssnrh Wl
Qedriiclo, Neioen3s sUiandacr, 10t-103 Gbams
her OF Commerce Nuiloinq.
,,qjcrmnnln IencruerIhcrnnDg WeIcnlGaIt," "
Baltimore uno yiori0sSirnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

SrilAnieO-8 -8u5ebor.
G. evH gahue Co. s62-s84 Goro.0ap. .gir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Mei5cn. n 3uiubr 34,657 Ni'
idel; Geriouot bon Ocn glcoatorcn
76,331 9uidel; Glcpotoreu-&orrat6
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