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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

ben ibre @ufieu nuS9cliefert. ZOO
glngeborige Der @eieai6ait muroen
unter gepodung nod 9eioit ee-
braHt.
ySerforo Die Eruppe, mcldje hph
@nniscortbp gegongcn it, fiibrt loie
@erboftung ser He6caen in ser @faf'
idoft g8erforo ourd. Sn Dem iiRri-
Gen Silo-Srlono bcrriht nah }oop
eingelaiicnen 8erihten 9iube."
Gorf's 8iiHof ols Beer
mittlcr.
Gorf, 3. N2oi. Der 8ifdof
rn0 ocr 2oro MoDor bon gorf, loeI-
he on "a. 9(pril pcrgebcns rihlAt
batten, Die Sim 8einers~ ann sPIie'
oerlegen ocr @affen al bemegen, Iwa-
rem bel Dem ndditcn 9ciud, mel lheu
iie Den 9lufitdnoieeu om 5reitog ab'
itntteter, erfolgreih. 8eionOers 9par
es oie lleberreoungsfllnit oes l9i-
Idols, pelhe bic 6iibrer ser @luF'
Itdnoigcn beOog, iih ibriftli6 5u per-
pflihten, feline @emolt ul5uipenben.
IaD's oS6aenmaidimc~ nmpraftiid.
SEEM Dorf, 8. Y2ni. II gQs
eigener 9lnDolt flmqirenO, geIonb es
geitern Dem Soupt- pt-9lngetlogten 5ag,
bon ser 9(ufloge boreeIooehen $ad-
DerltGnoigen Oos 3eugniB 5u ent.
loden ooB feline ioeenonnte S0Geu-
maidine iicb mobl gum Grperidnen'
tiren 1m0 gum Demonltriren obcr
mdt 5ur tbotiGbIiden 8eruenbung
geeignet bate. Die gorrihtung, Oic
u@ombe" un S6iffen on3ubrirgelL
iei 10 proOiioriid, CAB eni 3eiige gu
Dab Ger 9lpporut obgeriHen morOeH
mare, ebe am S1iffe SAooen ange.
ridtet merOcu fonnte. Gin glnoerer
erflGrte, Die Gnri6hng Oes 9lppa-
rates ielbit III nit Nlobpotronen
iei genau 70, lpie mon i'm 3u Demon.
itrotions8meden onlegen miiroe. Die
&ertbeioiglnG bat BON jeber @elpid)t
nuf Die 6eitlteIlltng gelegt, ooB 6a0'S
W4itt1eiIunQen er ipolle ipirfli6 ct
mas 9egen 5biffe imternebmeu
nibt 0eu Ginorud geno6t boben, ols
mdren iie ernit 6u nebmcn gepelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Ger befannte ruiiiiAe 8oltswirtb
9lo6oipitid idreibt 5u Dem obigeu
Tbemo in Der n9lietib" pom "a. Sc
brum.
,Giue Der Sauptauigaben Der in
@aris 5uiammeneeraienen inferno.
tioualeu pirtWAaitliden Gonieren5
beitebt 0arin, Die @ereinigime Der
Staatcn oes @ierperbanoes 3u Dem
gemeinibaitliben aampf gegen ben
0eutihen lpirt6ibaitli6eH @inillB
berbei5uiiIbren
Phi Dem gebiete oes international.
len Sanoels lit ole 6raee zines 3oa.
pereins ouigeworien poroen nm oas
ginorinaen ser oeutiden @oaren in
Die Qdnoer oes 9ierperbanOes nad
Dem ariege 5u perbinocrn. sSn Die.
fer 8e5ie1uug lit es 66dit pibtig, Die
Synterenen 9lublanos flar3uIteaen,
fir oos Die 5ragen oes 9luBenban.
6els, insbeionOere Der glusiubr, ge.
genmdrtig beionoere gIuimerfiamfeit
Derlangen angeibts Der arBeror-
oentlihen iinan5ieaen Sdwierigfei.
ten oes Sinfens oes 9lubelfuries uno
Der gtotbpenoiafeit, cine aftipe san.
6elsbiIan3 iider5uItelleH
Bon alien 2dnoern 6es 9ierDerban-
oes 1T 9hBlano oas 2ano, oas am
meiiten All oen Sanoelsumidben nit
Geutidlano intereiiirt 1T. Jlad Der
ofii3ieaen oenti6en Statiitif fiir
1911 uno 1912 bepeeten ii6 oieSan.
0eIsumidbe nit 9luBIano, england
(o6ne Golonien), 8ranfreid uno Sta
lien IN Iolgenoeu 3iiiern lin Dlillio.
men 9Rarf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

QlhUnucnicu, bic ben .Tmtidcn 6prreIpDu.
benifn" nldt pinflllh pbeT mlteaGmahia co.
h1litH inb gcbeien Der riIlce bnUou per Efle.
phou uoT lmriiuin Nllii0elluug dn madeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

NIele AaIen 3ei9cn, iuie iDeit JiuB'
Iano III Ser gnhpidIung ieineS 9Iu.
benbanocls 3iriidgeblieben lit; er lit
nm mcbrere Wlale geringer ais ole
llmidbe SranfreidS un0 beionoerS
GngIanos.
sSn 9e5ig a6er auf ilniere glusfn0r
aaein 6efommt uniere glusiubr nod
Deutihlano cine gan5 beionoere ge-
0eiitng Das eriic6t man ans fol-
aenoen 3iiiern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Nni 0ieie gYeiIe n lmgeIdbr oic
6dlite unierer aan3en 2lusiiibr nad
Deutihlano gelanat mo Sic llmiGBe
INIT i6m Die 3ur qlftiDitdt iniercr
@anoelsbilan5 beigetragen boben loa.
rem fir lms giinitig (obne Der 6raae
Der qialitatipen no politiidnirtb.
Idaitlicben Seite oieieS 98aarenmls.
tahbes nd6er 3u tretem, mo oomi
nireno. sSn ieoem 6au mar infer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
glanieman's YIan nnS bic SntereIen VRatIanO's

Gusan6 F nhauS Grut ufeu fir bic srOe 9nsu 3aren
rdJeS uad 9cntidanO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Abohncnttn, bic ben ,,Deutidlen GotreIpon'
bemrn" uidt phnfilldl Dner uurcaemahia er.
hnlicn fnp gebeien, ber Cfiiee oapDn pcr Iele.
pnDv nbtr driitllf NlitArllnn0 ~ madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
191


Ber 9eocutung oie Sanoelsbe5ebln
gen NIT Gatidlano fir GuBlono Dor
Dem &riege gepeien limo, beionoers
mas Den Grport anbelangt. HuB.
Iano auein Dat oort6iu fir cine ebenio
arpBe Slmme Maaren eingefiibrt,
iDie ole orei anoeren S1noer 3uiam-
mengenommen. Gobei lit es nod
midtger, Dab ocr Sanoel nit
0eutiAlano am meiiten oa5u beige.
tragen BAT, uniere SanoeIsbilan5 of.
tib 8u MAIDEN, oa mir oortbin 212
wlal 70 Diel ausgefiibrt ais pie mir
bon BORT eiugeiiibrt baben. @dbreno
Ser angefii6rten 3uei Sabre erbieIten
mir bon Geuti1lmO I'M 1008.9 reip.
84S. N2illionen W}arf mebr @olo fiir
oie BON un3 auS9efii6rten Maaren,
ols wie fiji Die 5ii uns eingefii6rten
98aoren ae8ablt boben. glnoerieits
mareu Die Sanoelsumiabe NIT
Teutihlano fir oie Sanoelsbilan5
Der orei iibrisen Staateu ungiiniiig.
8n eriter 2inie fir Gnglauo.
glod oeutli1er tritt bic 9e0elltung
0eS SapoelsumiaBes 9iuBlanos nit
IaIti6lauo outage, wenn man ibn
nit ben allgemeinen llmidsen oes |
ghiBenbanoelS Der intereiiirten bier
2dnoer 3niammeniteat. Eieie lin.
fate 6etru9cn Die 9(u5ili6r mo gir
fnbr 5niammcngenommen Gin Diillio. !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

oag % OnsOog bar oi ltoe paa
Sus6eisg. Oct bar ieluiel9eIig
r5oroo Ser to9 os ira Steo til
.SteO. 81 lit o9Iaa / Siemmene De
Ting irenl, iom anaaor SUBS Ri9e
% Siplenes Srelie. MtgOerte bar
troos aen traole 10 iapRt 900
beie9te. d ri mGrfeOe ogiaa fer,
at Serren arbeiOeOe nie0 o. tao.
|iriteOe 0roet. Torsong Gitermio.
Sag aufom 9aitorerne s. n. anOer.
len. 6reo. sauien % 5. u. Gar.
len. llnoerte1neoe ifalOe nteo Rait
9lnoerien til aennare %. prpoife
Der ON 4itenca. lPrs. Na9nus
ien icruere0e Aitensnao % ri Bra.
Ter ifs aoale iaa limcr tiliammen.
9aitor Anoerien % ie9 Orog iaa
De 30 MiI ipoeit paa ino0 Sen.
mare. Sgen oar oct e5oro@ Oct
maotte beiorore os. gi naaeoe oct
i 8iOe. SapOe Me0et / aenmare
ON aitenen % ben iamme Iors.
bag aitea reiite ie9 iaa ira aen-
atare al. II iorat ttaa Qiinnenpo.
lis % oerira anOitbon i goo Gi0
til Ssnous. 6if 1iO til at beieBe
gaitor Nprop | minneapolis. st
9eieg, iom ies bar 9lao oeo.
Dit Snotrpf ira oisie Ms0er bar,
at Serren par os ierlig ner. San
bore oerfor taffet os oern9it pore
8ennerne oct, iom ies paa oerine
Eur blep fefot meO os tom til at
belle oct erige 2ios Sober meO.
8. g. gbriitiane II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
0uorlebes NooItbelt fit
aejier Yilbelm til at
bpje iig.
Otter metropolitan" oeo
y. 9. Heoe.

8 cen ienere 9io bar oi ofte
bsrt iagt omtrent iaaleoes: Ser
iom Gooieoelt 6np0e p9ret 9reii-
bent M, Iaa piloe ui u0enuioere
booe p9ret meo / oen irpgtelige
8eroensfrie. vi gsr 3ooieneIt en-
itor llret oe0 at tale iaaleoes. San
elifer Sre> | 9anoet og itrGber Ell
ter at bepare 6reoen, men ban iet-
ter Geti9roigbeo ierit. Oct biloe
o9re mere ian6t at iige: Derion
H~ooiepelt bnboe npret Y~reiioent
M, iaa pil0e 2uiitania life baoe
ppret ifuot / Sent.
Ga 9ooiepelt bar Brriioent, boo-
De ban mango gplone a~nleoninger
til at iere Il. 9. | arig mel noen-
lanoife Magter. Men | alle I'll.
ieloe ma9teOe ban at tlore oe
oiplomottife Spsrgsmaal uoen al
ioritprre 5reOen. &~ooiepelt bar en-
Sang nsOiaget til at optage en-
Sag nleo Tpiflnno, Ser let funoe
bnpe isrt os | arig, oeriom Der
life bar flepen taget lat meo fnii
Snano. 5piflano bapoe pisie pc.
eunipre arap imoo @ene5uela. Nao
gene5uelas 6orlanaenoe bar en-
Sernbane blepen bpgeet | 8ene5ue-
Ia al tpife Tenaem9no. Zen tp.
ife 2opitaI I Sernbanen belsb iig
til ca. 100000. @~ene5uela bar
eaaet | Bergen for Henterne pna
oisIe Venge. Den Henterne bleu
life betalt. Oct bar life alene en-
moraIif S~or6rpoelie men ogiaa
pecuniGr 6~orbrDoelie. 8ene5uela
nagteoe life alere at betale, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

- Onsoag ben 3. NmgnIt
Doremisiion; men BAR Der uPret
tilitrnffeIig bereoOilli9 Si9lp.
iom6eo ira Dor SiOe til at ie1Oe
Dem en-, Der funOe ta9e bans Ser
Mug, JON DIR. 8eterien / i'm Sfri-
oelie foran omtaler iaa anerfenoen.
De? Set fan gerne ppre, at iii
ri 9eipg al ben gamle &atan, ga
nilOe ban tnge til i'm 9illeotale %
fa0e oS 3pre ct olporli5t Orb .gel
ON fife Al toge o0en iatti9es enc.
lie 6aar" llOen at brin9e Gritotning
8il0e De- TO onitalte aanOioater
5aue reiit til Rem Zealand 0}isiio-
ncn? Sea bar fife BAIT ~anleoning
til at tale meo Dem 0esangaaenoe.
4en ia ieo ipur9te en- al 6eres
MeofanOi0ater Oerom. iag6e ban,
at ban troe0e life, at Be BAR moo.
pillige, men oct bar nof ngrnleit
IilifpnOelien ira 0e tiliDnsbaoenoes
SIDE, ser uoebleo.
Gen fife tefniife Geone / BET
enc anl0sbreD: .paa TO 9(ar" fun
oe pitt let baoe la0et Jig lllffe. Be
tpOer set, at Gal0et bar fun pna
to aar, ia iaa bar oct noget mp-
itiif, men er Weningen: III ino
10 aor, ina er Sen vrele nof", Ionl
SpOen tiger. Men bere0biGIig
9iefpl ia, 0erom g9loer oct.
Gnoelig ifol ieg omtaIe SiGlpen
/ 6orm al Bengebi0rng. Gen
Niisiion nil life Huge itore Cunt
mer; men LOS os oa boerfen bloc
os ielo eller ANDRE inO, at Ben fan
0riues u5en 9enge. Der ifal 6eiIe-
penge til ior Operfarten og nogen
Siplp til BrGitelennen paa Wfis.
iionsmarfen % | De imaa Wenig.
beoer. Sea bar en- gnelie ON at Bait.
Bad bar p9ret unoerlsmet, og ieg
er bis paa, at Bdit. 2i9narO er
set. Man fan life l9ie Mr. Bal
gers greo / aorsberetnin9en 1916,
SIDE 60 fla. uoen at faa bet Sno'
trpf, at ina maa oct bore.
0erfor itaar oct iaafeoes for
mig, at mener Samfun0et noget
meo bereopillis Sielp, ga maa ct
ienere aarsmeoe oprette en- .9ns.
ie for oisie Misiioner, bpornf De
fan totes. Der Ifal nof bore Nen-
neIfer / Samhunoet, JON oglaa bar
en- Sf9ru at gipe til bette ar6eioe.
Men rmeoens @rGsiet gror, osr
Ger ber iiffert fore.
taees noeet forinoen. 9ereOpil.
liz Siplp bsr tr90e | Strait
allereoe M for at itstte Vtisiionen
i brisbane os Sme9n. Sea er lif-
fer paa, at oct forbol0er iig meo
9reiteiolfene Der, Bait. 9igaaro
o. Suitru, iom Der. Feterien fri
Der. aan oi iorioare at la0e Dem
orbeioe unoer ioa TRANCE aaar %
timeIi9 Srpf?
Sillao mig til ii6it, at ipsrge
6ormanoen og belle airferaaoet,
ON Ser life fan gsres lloDei for
nogen Sielp til Wisiionen | 9ris.
bone, enten ira Somfunoets WeiS.
iionsfasie eaer peo en- Senoen0elie
til areoiene eller maaife beo ct
Opraob til Offentligbeoen ON at
itette. Seq fan life ie beore, emo
at 6orboloene 0eronre og Qarsme-
bets 9efie ON bereopillig at bile
biglpe bnooe iorpligter og beretti-
ger til at bnn0le meo oct iamme.
m * onp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
Srtp fra Nstu 3ealanb IN. m

Snnoon, q. g., 3. o. SuIi 1916.
a9re Bait. 5. 10. Sanien.
Ben OF Or. / Serrenl SUBS
5reol
Sa, M er oct mart Den liz, ia
oi ifal til at iise 5arpeI til te
fore Greiteiolf, Bnitor Bach Oh
bans Siitril. Oct er meo Sora, Of
tPnfer paa oeres 9ortreiie. Meil
oct er psI Serrens Billie, At iaa.
oant ifal set uGre, og for oea niaa
bans Bern alto bic ii9. Og vi oil
bcoe Serren ON, at De maa iad
Rnaoe til at bore til 8eliianeiie
paa Misiionsmarfen | Sapon. vi
bar ianet begpnot ct lille @irf,.
blao pan Heiu 3ealano for De 40
ipreote 2anosm9no. Baitor Bad
reoiaereoe BET % beisrgeoe oct og.
iaa trpft. 0ette 9lao uil M opbsre
at u0fomme, Oa Der ingen andre
er, Iom tsr paatoge iig oct arbeioe.
Sfal oct trpffes paa 9rDfferiet, oil
oct foite alt ior nieget, % Bapir er
meget panifeligt at ina for 5ioen
paa @runo al Den fori9roelige
arig. Mange al port 5olf err og.
ina paa Slngmarfen.
Spem ifal taae Baitor ga6s
Yloos. Der par 5aIe ON Ell ilna
Nauo, aanoioat ira SfoIen |
Blair, 5rantlin 2asmusien, niloe
fomme Der ooer; men De iioite In.
oerretninger Tiger, at oct life er
~iiffert, at ban fonumer. Sfal oct
forboIoe iig iaaleoes, at ban life
fommer, 0a peO ni life, 6oao ui
|ifal gore. Get er life ioriparligt,
at Wenigbe0en / Manricepille ifal
oPre iioen Brett.
Ia ieg bar ! amerifa | 5ior.
bleu ieg befenot meo Ell aitoen
ing Wano, iom ga bolot Sfole /
Blainoiem, bans Raon bar Gbri-
%itenien. San ifltloe bliue irroig
pna Sfolen paa eet @or mere. San
loneoe mig n9iten at pile fomme
til u. 3, ON ban lit aalo berira.
Ia ieg fom tilbage bleo Der boIot
Die0e 0e5angaaenoe, me0eis Vnlt.
Sigaaro bar Der iiOite eiteraar paa
@ennemreiie, og ct 9aIOsbreo blep
ltoiteot til Orr. Gbriitenien; men
ban ipareoe tflbage, at ban fui0e
life ielge aaloet al TO @runoe:
ben igrite bar, at ban fun ifuloe
benptte Snluparteu al lin Si0 til
iait Observation-Disclosures, ben an.
ben oerimoo iom Reiiepr9it. 90
Den anoen @runo par Den, at Seal.
oct fun gialot to aar. Oct par
melt al Ben iioite @runh. at ban
life ipntes ON aaloelien. Oct bar
ianOelig life, ioroi ri life maneleOe
Dam mere emo De TO aar, at Den
geitemmeIie bleu tilisiet. 8i bar
fun ringe Saab ont, at ban fori-
mer. Soa oct bleu ogiaa Ell Sfpi.
ieIie.
9hn bar s 10 bait eoers Mars.
nlsoe. Seq baaber, at 5 bar bait
ct peliignet We0e. 80. Ri l9n.
ges efter at bore lloial6et paa Dor
Gag. GneensIanA pnifer at blipe
optaget | ben ioredeoe Strife. Gfter
nit Sfen buroe oisie. to Steoer
Nlep 3ealano % 0ueenslono) pG-
re inmmen, ON pi begae blep op.
tagne iom en- @ren al eoers 4irfe.
Oct ipnes at pnre TRANCE Tioer for
Bait. 9isaaro og bans Suitrn baa-
De timelist os adnSeligt. De tren.
ger baarot til Ststte, iaa De life
ifaI bape gefpmrins for llafom.
met. Get fan prre ipGrt nof enooa,
|eiter iom Gorholoene er, opiets
|Grlst piier iig 10 ogiaa oeri, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
III new Book
Devotional Readings
FROM LUTHER'S WORKS
For Every Day Of the Year
By Rev. John Sander, L. Il. d.
Cloth, $1.00; Half Morocco, gilt top, $500.

These selections have been made chiefly from Luthers
sermons and devotional writings. The aim has been to in
troduce Luther to a larger circle of English readers. "Luth
er and his work are not known in this country as they
should be. America does not realize what an inheritance
she has received from Luther and the Lutheran Reforma
ton. The best way to understand Luther is to have Luther
himself speak"
The chief aim of the book, however, has been to give the
reader q better understanding Of the Holy Scriptures, to
bring him to Christ, and to furnish him comfort and con
ISOLATION in his Christian faith. Luther's words occasionally
appear vague and enigmatica, but in reading farther hs
meaning becomes clear and is found to be forcible and even
beautiful.
The readings are well chosen, the necessary changes well
made, so as to MAKE the reading for each day appear as one
continuous whole, and throughout the whole book the sea
sons Of the church year have been observed.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Blair, Nebraska.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09
ACME TEA SALES SHOW INCREASE;
CAMBRIA SHIP COS. SELL BONDS
Call Money Rate in Philadelphia Advanced Half of One
Per Cent-Cambria Steel Advances Two Points
Sale of Ten Shares

The Acme Tea Company. Inc, reports
sales for the period Nav 8 to June 3, in
elusive, Of s1,642,7s5, an increase Of s2s5,-
603. or 2i.O4 per cent. over the correspond
ing period last year.
From January to June the total sales
were S7,450.607. or 2572 per cent over
the same period last year The sales for
IL months ending June amounted to $751;
S06.S14, an increase or 52.i9 per cent. over
the gross business for II months in 1914
Announcement was made today that two
steamship companies, which are controlled
by the Cambria Steel Company. have sold
Issues Of bonds TO DreNel q Co. They COM
prise Si300,000 Johnstown steamship Com
pany first mortgage per cent, serial gold
bonds, 191s-27, and s265oOO Beaver Steam
ship Company per cent. serial gold bonds,
i9lS-2s The price on each issue was par.
The Cambria steel Company owns 60 per
cent OF the capital stock Of each company
and has entered into carrying contract
with these companies for the transportation
of ore on the Great Lakes for a period of
la years. The bonds are secured by mort
gage on the steamships.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

The American Iron and steel Manufacturing
Company, regular quarterly Of ~ per cent OH
bnl,Ip. ih9 preferred stock payable July to share
terly Of ~ per cent on the common stock to
be paid July L to shareholders as Of record
Northern Ontario Light and Power Company
reEular quarterly OF | II per cent. on preferred
stock, PAYABLE July Il to stock OF record July l.
baltimore Tube Company, ia per cent on
both the preferred and common, stocks, payable
Electrical Securities Corporation. regular
quarterly of Ia per cent. on the preferred and
y per cent. the common stocks. Preferred
dividend Is payable AuEust to stock OF record
July 90 and common is payable july 1 to stock
of record June 20.
Royal Baking Powder Company, regular quar-
tery Of l u per cent on its preferred and OF
per cent. it's common stock. payable June
80 to holders of record June IL
Arnold. Constable Co. usual quarterly Of
IL per cent on the preferred and ~ on the
common stock payable July 1 to holders OF
record June 10.
Illinois Central Leased Lines. semannual of
: per cent. payable July /. books close June
12 reopen July ;. Declaration of the semi.
annual dividend on Illinois Ccntrars own stock
Is not due until the board meeting on the last
Wednesday In July.
Continental Zinc Company. 81 per share. pay
able July to stock OF record June 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09
MANY MOTORS TAKE
SLIDES ON THE CURB
Remainder of List Shows
Strength and Oils Reach New
High Records

NEW YORK June 9.--The Curb mar
ket was divided into sections in todays
trading. The motor stocks as a group were
demoralized with many of those issues
which week ago had made violent adj
vanoes, being offered for sale in large
blocks and breaking just as violently as
they had advanced.
United Motors on large transactions fell
from 1885 to 7i9t, compared with the high
of % week ago; Chevrolet dropped from
$50 TO 245 Perlman Rim, from 145 to
133 American Motors, from 65 to CO. and
Motor Products from "a to 6s1s. White
oak was also weak, dropping from II TO 6,
The majority Of the remainder of the list
showed strong tone.
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies moved UP
from 5ih to the new high record Of SO
and gains of around 1 point were made in
Midvale Steel and Cuba Cane Sugar
United Western OH rose from "a to the
new high record OF 2h and other oil
stocks were in good demand at fractional
advances Canadian Natural Gas was un-
usually active. selling at y and 1ss
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Some Of the Philadelphia banks have ad.
vanced the rate on cali money one-haif OF
l per cent. to 3is per cent This is the
first change in the rate since October OF
last year. The increase is not general
stock trading on the local Exchange to-
day was on small scale. Even Phiiadel-
nhia Electric, which has been the active
feature for the last several days was in.
active only about 400 shares changing hands
during the morning, with the price i'm.
changed from the close of yesterday.
The first sale of Brill was at loss Of a
point, but this was recovered before noon.
Electric Storage Battery dropped frac.
uon. while Lake Superior gained slightly,
as did Lehigh Valley Tonopah Belmont
and Tonopah Mining In the afternoon
Brill sold up half Ten shares of Cam
bria Steel sold at IS. up 2. United States
Steel common was the most active during
the day, advancing more than a point
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NEW YORK, June ..

% stock the
betwee leading candidates
a
d
in
rading
cant of stocks
strength however ended before midday
in
Iaraton o a
Roosevelt
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MINING STOCKS.
BONDS.
NEW YORK BANKS LOSE CASH

NEW YORK, June 9.-The reported
movement of currency this week indicates
a loss in cash by banks of S12,763.OO0, fore
casting another large reduction in Clearing
House surplus. In spite of the gold imports
there was heavy drain through Subtreas-
ury and Federal reserve banks The gain
by banks from the interior was S995,000
Gold imports amounted to $l4,345,000 from
Canada, while loss on Subtreasury opera
tions proper was S12,150,0O0. During the
week Federal reserve banks had debit bal
ances at the Clearing House amounting to
S576S,O00 Its credit balances totaled s21,-
721, 900. representing loss by the banks of
$15,953OO0. This makes net loss by banks
of Sl2,763,00O
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FIRMNESS AT LIVERPOOL
HELPS COTTON IN NEW YORK
Prices Advance and the Tone Holds
Steady After Slight Decline

NEW YORK, June "a fair response
10 the frmness in Liverpool was made
this morning on the Cotton Exchange, and
the first tone was firm at an advance of
u to points Liverpool purchased July
and October and sold March, while one
prominent operator and commission house
also bought
demand was in the market for local
spot interests also. The selling was scat
tered, with the South and one local oper-
ator conspicuous After the call the market
eased somewhat and prices reactedN3 to 4
points but the tone held quite steady.
Trading tapered after the close of Liver
pool and the market was quiet after IL
o'clock, with prices about to 6 points
net higher. These figures reflected reactions
ol some 3 to points from the initial
prices,
The market showed no feature of inn
norance during the middle of the day
Trading was very quiet and prices fiuctu-
a'ea within range of or points, active
months months holding about S to 6 points net
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Spot Wheat Irregular in liverpool

LIVERPOOL. June s.-spot wheat vas
irregular today With blue stem quoted al
11s I'd. q decline Of Cd Ne / Northern
spring Chicago los Sd. or d. No. hard
winter a0a. ID. an advance Of ID No.
red winter 1as 81 = drop Of "a No.
Northern Manitoba. Ioa. Sd. No. North
ern Manitoba les ID. An upturn Of 3D. ana
No. Northern Alenllopa lez. a, Eeio
81 Il Corn aaz easy ana 4. lover with
american alza1 aad plate quoted 4l las.
ElssF So aasaaassa st - 8
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close Underwrlting List Of New Motors

NEW YORK. June s-Willlam Salmon
& Co, acting as syndicate managers. with
J. S. Bache & Co. and Dominiek Dom
mick. of New York, and Laird 8 Co, Of
wilmington, Deb. associated, have closed
the underwriting list for the Glass A COM
mon stock OF the new motors corporation
which is being organized BY John n. WHY'S
ana associates. The syndicate has been
heavily oversubscribed. The syndicate Is
now taking subscriptions for the new stock
when. as and If issued. at $50 per share
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June 0.-HOGs-Receipts. 10 OOO
head; markets steady. Mixed and butchers,
S?9a .ht 3S pss Ss rS9sa
bulk se.2O00.40.
strong Beeves SO. .25411.30 cows and heifers
50, 2519, ,40i stockers and feeders, s8 So $50
SHEEP-Recelpts, 1000 head markets strong
Lambs, stO.50n1l, 40.
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Wv YORK ooFFEE MARKET
ToNoPAH STOCKS

YORK, June s--Ths eoffee market
-. assln easy this morning. with first
- - showing declines OF 2 to points.
- - s.s sas fairly active. with sales on
t. - ne opening OF the eoffse market
slass.s - - only moderate activity. with con-
Is IS asmand from scattered soi,sess Was s..s,,
-. nd the weaker cables and full re-
.esstnef With larger crop estimates.
= pete or less influence on Sentiment.
esal spot market was quiet ma IN
z=''sFa en the basis Of she for RIO No :.
Ieday-s xaaIalaasEa