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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
Seirnths. qlrrn,en.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

%n @o5ojerS Naac, g1r iii
@eit6rantIin StroBe. luiro Sic Ct.
So9annc9.9r .9riiocridlait au fonmcr
Scn 2onllcriio9 lore oGiGbrlidlc
MISUNDERSTANDING nit eiucm 6ciou.
oer0 reid10oltigcn iuo ihoncu BRO
0rnum ucraiilialtcn. Die Orciottiac
aoE50ic oGronbIc~ miro SIR 9ni.
lilburi5' aclan0en imO pou antcn
&rolten Gcipidt wcrocn. I'm 10
llbr miro Der Cans ieincu 9lniong
nc6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08


uno fit iit1 iriclt, ridltig ionocrn
ouc9 I'M &cr6dltuiB 3um @on5cn ric6-
tig ipiclt, 10 ooB lid ouS oicIei Grr
5clbeitcu cine ciujigc Giuit SnOi.
piOuolit0t 6il0ct. IieieS 3icl iit 10
mcit Uic m0glib nit Iotolcm lalcut
5li cr5icIen Sit 2cBtereS icOob nicht
1inrcicbeno, 10 oorf mon ridlt ous
Gitc ourd OaS rcIotip Bette cricte.l
iouoern ioate onocrSpo oic notbigcn
ardite iiuoen.
S9ic unS BON conpcteutcr Scte be-
riGtet lpirO, bat man nit riiereu
Grtcitcr i@ou i6oueu 6ortibritt qc
modt Gie critic &ro6c ser Strei.
der mar ioadr 6eiicr ais man eriuor.
tetc. Gut iii eS. OoB iicb ,uiommeu
nit Scr 9leiie uuO GriobrunN luelhc
Die @rimipieIcr nit ijrb 6rinactL oun
geuigcno iungeS 9lnt I'M &criouaI
ocS GrcbeiicrS iinOet
Ger Girigcnt lit 6efanntIih @u-
itoO Strn6c, irii6crer SiilfS Giri.
gent ocS 9oiicncr Gr&cItcrS, icBt
2c6rcr Der Goupoiition i'm Gco6oOu.
GouierDatorilm. Sir 0icicu Softer
lit Sri Strube olrdb ietu longeS nit
mirlcn I'M @oitoncr Grdcitcr iciue.
prattii4c un0 aenoiic aeuutuiB Scr
ucrld]ic0cncn Nniirlmlcnte einericitS,
Ourd icin i6ori ouSgcprdgteS Goul-
petitions Iolcnt mo icinc 6c0elr
tcnOcu notiirliben 9lnlogcn ou0crcr-
ieitS bcionocrS gcciQnct.
Sor etiidcn @ohen Oiriairtc CT
OoS &bilooelpbio Grc6eitcr in iciuen
o@orioiioncn" oic pom 9ublitiun
wic pon Der %rciic cine iebr ireuuo.
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nit bat S0r Siriibc ste rRcilteu @c-
bictc, groB uno IlciiL nit Griold 6cs
trctcn. 80 Oorf man acpiiicunoBca
i'm &orouS chi tiuilooac 2eiiutu0en
oeS 9aItimorer CrhciterS ihlieBen.
GoS Srheiier imlroc bon OerStoot
gegriinOet. 0ic &robcu iiuocn iii
Ncm &criomnllu1siooIc Ser Sod
idillcr ltott. NlittipoG D'oracn 8
llbr lpir0 eiu Gou5ert iiir sic Sdii.
Ter In Der nGiiO College gcqeEcil
bci Incident 5rou Senrictta 9oIcr
Suu cine 9Iniprade boItcn miro. Gas
Erogromni OeS critcu Concerts o.u
Sreitag 9lbcnO III ser Spric S1allc
lit ioIgeiloeS. Die odJte Spntpbouc
bon 9cct1open; nGotct 0'Cnp6ole"
mn Saint SneuS, mn Die rlnluls
6Guicr."G Gupertiirc. Gic Soliitin iii
Nlobcl @orriion BON Der Gletropoli.
tan 2peri @eicaiHoit. Gic Sopra.
uiitm piro oeu ogca SONG ous
u9ofna" pon CclibeS lnO Sic Nc.
5ortidc 9Irie nr,I Sic Eoitore" iiu9cn.
aartcn iiir ooS critic Goujcrt im0
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0oS IrcitoQS 9lcritol i'm
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2lm fommcnOen Srcitoa lpiro Sr.
Qouis @rouelrc, Der 6eIaiiAc Bari
ton, inl Observation-Disclosures Der
Soliit 6eS Niinitler.&ccitoIS iein. 3i
Dem &ou6crt bat CT ioI9enocS oltfer.
oroentlid intereiioutc Erogromu
auiaeitelt; Srali5. gSittc" Sem
len: oSrii6liieS 0Iomt~; @oli.
y@iouafoacu SpriiAlcin" ojrica
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befannt: Summer is o.comiua
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EbouoS; nGimc'5 Gor0cu"; 5ton
ioro aEroSpicc"; Cigar uEIcoS.
ing" 3oDlor: Sic on0 Teotb4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

Sic naNGcuaHnicn &criouelr bdben &etltlqs
men fit clue Ccunrtdil GpirttuOicuiNtrcu5 bonn
j Mai 1915 cueereiuf mcl6c am WIuutag,
u. 6cDrunr 1916, nm / llhr SotmiitdGs, III
Vernibun0 lc5ogeu ucrocn.
Rrofciic mNiicH bis ~ llbr Wiiiidee ON
9nnlispa, 10. Scbtnnr 1916, cineerehi mer=
ben. lir uelhC Tormuurc ani @ciub in oes
lcm @iigCau crlangi pcroen iohnet
SoBu 3, SauaHaHtner,
GbeiGicW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

9os &rig9sja9r lgiro tcarciilidsri
lpeiTc Idr sic @aaA.9cli crelgnislos
bIsiten: nirgeno4, dilt1 IL nea neutras
len 9GRcern aidli, wiyN Gin crpdDs
neaSluertes Earaisr oOsy ciae @egaas
Itulilmg ten megr oIS lcIaier &ecgrn
iuag itaitiin6en Di:ley 6oll III feii
Dem Sabre 1891 ni1i Ossetoeitn urS
ipir0 iic0 wotl au@ lo lsidt nilt lcir
Der crei1ncn, C}s9laE lrNr Fiir DcN
Gpamcr 1916 untey crSern Gin cfos
Bes tiicrnaiiora!,S Tnrnicy M Sevls
beD, oa8 aun ivusI, not5 Doficut!i&
gIiiGliA Geceoeiem slrieae, inl n6chiieR
Sabre a6gsHslie1 resOea mira, glnS
Der SlonsrcB oes DsuiFolea Gnam.
bunccS ion In ni3Nsn b9mmcg i.otis
linOsu, imp Spar Il @Gpabapien St
bie bciDcn &uyaiaye 0arn an1 i5lg
0epIduica iRhTmiisnaFy Gfayals'
Isbalsen lrsrSc,b IT aG:rpluts if'
SpsiFeIGoTl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

MeFeantils @asuca.
". ". @Mu & 60.
COZ 6i0 @lnsgIano GruIt alIoa.

----s--+.~~-.~~4
guunlaierieactL Sbiiren SSeRlter.
rohmeu 2o0en enc.
Sas. y. softer 4 G0., 1i5-fir Gaos9teSe.
riGs&raBc.
Sotsut.9tnmdIte.
WbwlH n. Gamutts, ReM.Sampdt; Nditnie
polibee' @tptPWprielt. &erlaGSredic, atatpa
lato IrnH Nltlloing
Chaplin VI. TerNniUn, itB~~1i7 Qain lNigbiNN
lAIahrige Grlnblniia
Y. a. q ~. =. Scwurp, Ai1 Gpntnpnial Nl00
Ntail8tten 1eit 1872 erictare,p N HaltiuIote
Apipmobile.
@ednyo. t-35 $3.50 a. % SQ750
,,EudntS Mgtpr GD. p Baltimore &sdrlas Etr.
ulo 'Qd AlprnWbeiue.
5Uoae &tpe., ste gpOyHldre gcr,- S79s
@larCrl 9svbils Sa. Garage 40 slorDs
6bafIcS $igabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

g9atioital g3aitfet.

9'nthSsd, SiH &Dcicgr0pl ron slus5gi&uuua.
y.r 10. sgeiisNsringlons@irabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

8etIn0en 8eitidrifieu etc.
y~hS Baltimore 9euS GumpaHg, Rbbrri d a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

~ y ! y 4 I " x " Z w a = -
GiC oHoDol observation-disclosures"
biloctc gcitern 9la6ulittogs ms
9lbenoS sic !0ouptotiraftion ocs Bic
torio EbiotcrS." Gas SSieoer.Gu.
gngcment Der Srilppc lit mlf ooS
aroBc 9luiicben 5liriidJuiii6rcn iucI-
DIES iic 6ci ibrcm critcn &oltiliorcr
NIniircten Uor ctlidcn Mlonotcr OurH
ibrc portrcifIitbcn imo 5iml Sbcil
bolSbreheriidcn 9ciihngcn Ocrpor.
ricfcn Ionl @illcu. Der aidtigIie
Nerl bon glmcrifo", lit c6cuidaS oii
Ocm &roaraluul pcrncrft iuO irot
INIT cuicm ncuen Monolog mo 5obI.
rcicbcn lliligcu 9icocrn oui
gciterc 0ltcSIttrotiioneu iino iiir bel.
Sc Ndlitcn ocr S9ohe uorgeic6cn mo
oiiritcu icbcrlidl bel SSuug lmo gllt
in icocr Sitiidt groBteu 9luflnug
iiuOcn
Gas baltimore 2pnip0o
uict Cr6citcr.
Pm nd6itcu 6rcitog iiuOet Oas
criic Gou5ert 0oS 9oltiuoreSpmpbos
nic GrdeiterS itatt Eoniit ut im-
cren @ttiiflc6cn iueicutlid Ge6olicn
oeun lmter 0en N}uiif Gercncn ci-
rcr 0jroBito0t ninrit Oodl Elm Grtha.
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iolq OcS ltnternebmcuS b0ngt oapoa
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Gic Guiclnblcfinlt ucrlan0t porgll
lem ell 3niomnemuiricL bci ocnl
cS uibt oeuiigt Oab Gin ScOer an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

ErltitsGoMpu0llcn.
reas Hspuet onc EsIa euapaaF," ia ccaigs
Slrdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

Observation-Disclosures
a't &egaI Slrt 50, 02-ioa gscli Mh
&nianllircG mo glenbeb1Hnlnn0, NfpngaiW.
rcH. 0apiauaIiier ihr Wii1eliHNeiisn nIic
xuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

Qon0lolrINIaafIIIae @erdIle nn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

Gpor.29oufca
.IeutiNt GpGtrnNf pca AaltImuye" Gisiaias
ans NalfiEl0lc Gitebe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

National Boitfefi.
T96e rlo Suwu &aiirnat gsaig,a tpopi uns
0geterS Sitahe Sacpb M SooI, NrdI3erts
AcnrD 8. Mc0ue, Nnlflrer
,,GeeDiio NahJnal Cant" 432 EilOsyrna0Ipna
~. q. sSapner Nuiilrer
,,gpriieti Natlonat Olnl," "A Hov0 ,1ufGms'sfr.
N. Earr'0ii Haliirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

On GriolD III u6oro's Cpcrn6auS. ="
uGonim Sucp~ in Der u@hllit.
9ltaOenlie. Mn Steai96teuc0 mt"
i'm o@}orpIauO I1catcr."
0eutibe Sricgs6iIocr i'm 40
lace T6catcr~ yLbc 2am Of
the 2ano" im oGolouiol-S6eo'
ter" 09( glliiueB &ropoial"
I'M oSippoorome." oGberrg
9loiiomS" I'M a@opctp-lbeater. "
WlniifoIiiAeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

SFlipferihuitoe lio @lnmbeys.
3eeA Hassfg i5lI 91ames.elraae. Is. "a
SclepboJ. lNplle iUNn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

e'vl''fn aafnts 81, sos N0ro'gosa aimFt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-27
Condition of the Treasury
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today
to the following:
Charles J. Began. to build garage in
rear of 1892 Girard street northwest;
architect. Julius Weniy: builder, r. T..
Whitty Company: estimated cost. s425
r. II. Croggins. to build dwelling at
1915 Belt road; architect and contrac-
tor. 4. II. Scroggins. estimated cost.
s3.l50.
Arthur u. Reeves. to build dwelling
at 4s45 Deane avenue northeast: archi-
tect and contractor. L. -. Hayes. esti-
mated cost. 81 900
National Lutheran Home. to build
dwelling at northeast corner OF 18th
and Bryant streets northeast: archi-
tee,s. Gregg a. Lysinger. builder. n. E.
Burgess: estimated cost. $4,000.
Charles W. King. to build thirteen
dwellings at 44O3-y7 Iowa avenue
northw architect, y. r. Halter;
builder. Charles W. King; estimated
cost. S42. 900.
A. Graachette. to repair building in
rear OF 81 South Carolina avenue
southeast; estimated cost. $50.
Estate Of j. g. Bowen. TO repair
building at s25-27 New York avenue
northwest: estimated cost. $3.50
at northeast corner of 18th and + street,,
northwest: estimated cost. 81 400
Henry Allen, to repair dwelling at
1853 Fairmont street northwest; esti-
mated cost. $3.50
Mrs. f. w. Horton. to repair dwell
Ing at 554 Columbia road northwest;
estimated cost. $T1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-27
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 27-The cotton
market opened steady today at an ad-
vance of points, in response to fairly
steady cables. bullish overnight spot adj
vices from the south and renewed buying
of near months by brokers with trade
connections. General business was very
quiet, however. and after selling about 4
to points net higher. with July touch
ing 1910 and October 1927, prices eased
Off or points under rumors of higher
marine insurance rates and scattered
realizing. Weather conditions were con-
sidered generally favorable.
Futures opened steady; May, 1913;
July. 1907; October. 1925; December
12.42; January, 1850.
The low minimum temperatures re-
ported in the belt attracted some at
tention. but failed to stimulate any
demand of consequence and the market
continued quiet around midday with
prices ruling about net unchanged to
points higher. A private report is
sued late in the morning estimated an
increase of SO per cent in acreage and
falling Of of s per cent in the use Of
fertilizers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-27
BANKS WILL RECEIVE
EXAMINERS REPORTS
New Ruling by Controller OF the
Currency Changes Custom Of
Long Standing.
Capital Traction Shares Strong.
Railway Preferred STEADY.
Mergenthaler Weak.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The controller of the currency mas
decided that on and after June l a
copy of the reports of the bank exam
liner examining each national bank VIII
be sent to the officials of the bank Tor
their study and information.
This is most positive innovation as
IL has been the custom during the en-
tire history of the national banking
system to consider these reports entire
" confidential. and the only way IN
which bankers knew of matters dis
covered that was not to the liking OF
the controller of the currency was when
orders came for remedying of certain
existing matters.
National banks are examined twice
wear There has been no complaint
against the thoroughness of the eXami-
nations, and the controller believes that
the information furnished by the re-
ports of examinations will relieve
banks of considerable expense to which
they are now subject for periodical eX-
aminations by public accountants.
These reports should also be useful
TO directories of banking institutions
in keeping them posted on the eXaml-
nations by the experts of the con-
troller's force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-27
Real Estate Transfers.
HoLMEAD RACE coURsE-John W.
Fritch to Della E. Hopes, half inter-
est in lot 26, square 2678; $40.

HoLMEAD RACE COURSE--John W.
Fritch to Della E. Hopes, half inter-
est in lot rs: square 2Sas: SO; ~
NO, e27 9 STREET NORTHEAST His. y
Dent. lot 26. square SIS; $40; stamp.
so cents.
REORGANIZATION r. Townshend ct
x to Jua ssss sie io1s $50
PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET SOUTHEAST-D. H. Roland
Drury and Heber L. Thornton. trus-
tees, to Thomas r. Harvey, lot 81,
square 972: $4,000.
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE TERRACE
The Capital Realty Company to s.
Higgins Terry, lot 2. square 1913 $40
stamps. so cents. S. Higgins Terry
Santmyers; $40; stamp, SO cents.
NO. 433 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
SOUTHEAST-Andre Wilson and
James P. Schick, trustees. to Kath-
crime T. Marley, lot 4S. square 693;
SO; stamp, SO cents.
H STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-Fulton r. Gordon
ct ux. to John Desmond, lots 50. SO
and "a, square 1925; $40; stamps.
$11.50.
PETWORTH-Henry F. Arnold ct ux.
to William E. Thomas, lot IS. block
"a: IS. William E. Thomas conveys
same property to Henry F. Arnold
and Mary Arnold: IS.
NO. Alb 4TH STREET SOUTHEAST
Julian F. Boiseau ct ux. to Hflleary
Martin, part original lot 13, square
1893; $40; stamps. $3.50.
NO. 2130 H STREET NORTHWEST
Joseph Oxenberg ct ux. to Nathan
H. Bryant, part lot 26. square 10;
SO; stamps. $3.50.
CENTER ECKINGTON-Marie L. Tay-
lor to Milton D. Campbell, lot 4.
block Is; $40; stamps, 81.
HARLEA-william A. Hazel ct ux. to
John F. Green, part lots =. and 4;
NO 800 o'NEILEs COURT SOUTH
WEST, NOS 2Os AND 211 G
STREET SoUTHWET. NO. 1874 Sd
STREET SOUTHWEST. NO. 13 G
STREET SOUTHWEST-Mary L
O'Neill ct al. to Margaret NJ
O'Neill. part original lot 3. square
5S5; part original lot is. square
5S7; part original lot =. square
5s5; part original lot @. square
$50, and part original lot I, square
CENTRAL ADDITIoN-Clara A. Mar
den to Ancyl H. Stanforth, lot H.
square 1851: so: stamp. so cents.
VILLA PARK-Clara A. Marden to J.
B. Zimmerman, lot "A. square 4295;
SO; stamp, so cents.
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DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 27.-Butter-Lower;
creamery. 30a33i7.
Eggs-Receipts, 1890 cases; I'M
changed.
Potatoes-Higher; receipts. thirty
two cars: Michigan. Wisconsin. Min
nesota and Dakota. white. 90a1.05:
Minnesota and Dakota. Ohios. S5a95
Poultry-Alive. higher; fowls, IN:
springs 20.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April 27.-Butter-
Weaker: receipts, 1852 packages:
creamery. extras (ninety-two scoreD.
33A: creamery (higher scoring). 34a
3lls: firsts, 32lsa33: seconds. 31Ma32.
EEgs-Firm: receipts, $4,000 cases:
fresh gathered. extras. % Y a24: regu-
lar packed. firsts. 21ita22h: seconds.
2oha21 Nearby hennery whites, fine
to fancy. 24a25; nearby hennery
browns. 23a24.
Cheese--Irregular; receipts. SS1
boxes; state. held. specials. 1sisa1s:
fresh specials. 1s%a17; do. average
run. 16h: Wisconsin. twins, held. 1Sa
1Sk.
Dressed poultry-Fifm; chickens. la
80: fowls. 17ita21: turkeys. aee3s. Live
poultry Arm: broilerA ssa40; fowls.
lah. turkeys. 20. -s..se,-.s.a. ,s..,..s,,
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Foreign Bank Statements.
LONDON.

LONDON, April 27-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve increas-
ed sSsS,0 900 Circulation increased E11.-
00O Bullion increased E959, 404. Other
securities increased G491. 900. Other de-
nosits decreased G1,174.000. Public de-
posits increased f2.543.0oO.
Notes, reserve, increased eSs3. 900.
Government securities unchanged.
The proportion Of the banks reserve
IN liability this week is 29.40 per cent;
last week it was 20 10 per cent. Rate of
discount, per cent.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 27.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $4,000 head steady: bulk, 975a
ss5: light. 9.40as.S5: mixed. 95Oa9.95;
heavy. 9.i0as35; rough. 9.i0a96O; pigs.
7.30a91j
native beef steers. 7.s5a9.s5: stockers
and feeders 5.s0as.50; cows and heifers.
4.OOa92O. calves. 6.25a9.25
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head: strong:
wethers. 6.75a9.l0 lambs. 7.SOaII5O
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NORFOLK BOAT RESUMES RUN.
Steamer Southland Has Been Thor
oughly Overhauled and Repainted.

Having been thoroughly overhauled.
painted and redecorated, the steamer
Southland of the Norfolk and Wash
ington line fleet has resumed her place
on the route between this city and
Old Point and Norfolk In connection
with the steamer Northland. The
steamer Newport News. which was in
service while the two larger boats
were receiving their spring overhaul
ing, has been relieved and is now in the
day dock at this city, to remain until
her services are again needed. The
Norfolk inc steamers are now bring
ing up quantities of spring vegetables
and berries from the truck growing
section about Norfolk. and for the next
month or longer these shipments will
be very heavy.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. April 27.-Cotton-Spot
steady. Good middling. sos: middling,
1877; low middling. 1853. Sales, 5000
bales: for speculation and export. 500
bales. Receipts, $4,000 bales Futures
steady. April. 1854: April-May. 1866;
May, June. 1855; June-July, 1864 July
August. 7.S4h; August-September
1891; SeptemberOct 755; Oc-
tober- November, 7.51k; November-De-
cember, 7.47h: December January,
7.44k; January February, 7.43; Febru-
ary-March. 7.43A; March-April. 744;
April-May, IA.
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LONDON QUIETLY STEADY.
Increased Demand in Some Section.
of the Market.

LONDON. April 27.-Money and dis
count rates were steady today.
The stock market was quietly steady
with an increased demand in some sec
tons. Home funds were dull under
Irish influences. but colonial and allied
stocks and kaffirs were firm. oil shares
steady and Argentine rails received
better support.
American securities closed steady
after an idle session.
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Industrials Not Neglected.

While the rails were well to the fore,
the industrials were by no means neg
lected
The shorts covered freely early. then
there was a recession. and, encouraged
by the activity in the rails and the
strength displayed, higher prices were
scored on the industrials.
American Locomotive gained points
Baldwin Locomotive, like amount
Crucible Steel, 212 Maxwell Motors. :,
Mexican Petroleum, 212; Studebaker
Corporation, nearly points; Industrial
Alcohol IA. and United States Steel,
liz, holding the better part OF the ad-
vance through the second hour of the
afternoon.
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Rails More Prominent.

Rails assumed more commanding
position later, that group probably oe-
irving it's stimulus from Norfolk ana
Westerns increased dividend and the
more favorable labor outlook. Coalers.
narticuIarly Erie, Reading and some
minor issues, increased their advantage
and New Haven gained points OF lts
recent decline. Munitions and equip
ments made further upward progress,
despite considerable realizing and OPP
position from the short interest A rev
inactive high priced specialties. includ-
ing the sugars and Sears-hoepuch, wei
70 "a noints higher Trading broad
ened on the greater activity. BONDS
were steady.
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BOOM IN WALL STREET;
RAILS ARE FAV0R|TES
Conservative Traders and Investors
Welcome a Return of Activity
in the Standard Shares.
Industrials Also Make Good Gains
Shorts Yielding to the Inevi-
table-News of Day.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Material re-
coveries from yesterdays final prices
were registered at today's opening,
although gains were again OFFSET by
moderate losses.
The familiar specialties. particularly
American and Baldwin Locomotives,
Crucible Steel, Studebaker and Cnited
States Industrial Alcohol. advanced 1 10
IL points. and United States Steel
which was under restraint in the pre-
vious session. also showed marked i'm
provement.
There was broader demand for
hish-class rails, the Pacifics. Reading
Erie and Chesapeake and ohio rising l
to almost points. with further activ-
ity in Norfolk and Western.
Mercantile Marine preferred was hrm'
but the common stock receded point
Bethlehem Steel fell 4, to 437