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own consular district, but also within the districts of Nuremberg
and Bamberg, which is appended:
Abschrift.—Teigwaaren-Fabriken.
Achdorf bei Landshut.—]. Gruber.

Augsburg. —Paul Baumeister and J. C. Greiner.
Bobingen bei A ugsbur,

 

.—Kunstmuehl Bobingen Aktiengesellschaft.
Luerth bei Nuremberg.—Kaiserslautern, Michael Hauck.
Lambrecht bei Neustadt a. H.—Gebriider Merr.
Landshut.—Molie Brunnhuber, Marie Flaschentraeger, Mart. Kranzeder, Aug.
Struckenberger, and M. Struckenberger.
Lindau in Bodensee.—Frd. Fleck.
Memmingen.— Joh, Kuehle and Gebriider Widmann.
Munich.—Brunner'sche Teigwaaren fabr., Schillerstrasse 11;

Gebriider Huether,
Nachf., Plinganserstr:

Griener &amp; Schwarz, Heustrasse 27; Hager J. N.
vorm. Nagenrauth, Schillerstrasse 11: Jos. Kraus, Kleestrasse 13; Th. Leisinger,
Westenriederstrasse 15: Georg Weiss, Tulbeckstrasse 3-a 1-4; Carl Zinn, Salv
strasse 7; and C. Peyer, Thal 65.
Neustadt a. H{.—Jacob Mack.

 

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Nuremberg.—M. Barthelmaess, Steinbuehlerstrasse 14; Carl Zinn, Plobenholsstrassee
 10; Anton Wittmann, zw. d. Fleischl i.; Eugen Mueller, Freiblergasse 14.
St. Ingbert bei Zweibruecken.—1. Friedrich &amp; Sohn.
Streubing.—Max. Scheurer.
Waldsee (P falz).—Georg Haug, Nachf.

Wuerzburg.—Erste Wuerzburger Eierteigwaarenfabrik Hege &amp; Steinbrueckner.

 

James H. WormAN,
Munich, GERMANY, October 16, 7903. Consul-General.

NUREMBERG.
(From United States Vice and Deputy Consul Bock, Nuremberg, Germany.)
From information received, I believe that Bavaria offers no market
 for macaroni wheat, the macaroni industry being quite unimportant
 in the Kingdom of Bavaria. The only establishment of any
account in this consular district manufacturing groats out of such hard
wheat is the firm Koch &amp; Gellerthaler, in Baiersdorf, near Nuremberg.
 This firm buys either from grain importers in this city or in
the city of Mannheim. The latter city, especially, is a large grain
center which supplies southern Germany with foreign grain. American
 grain, for instance, is shipped on the River Rhine as far as
Mannheim and thence carried by rail to its destination in southern
Germany.
I was told that the following firms: Wesermiihlen Aktiengesellschaft,
 Hameln, Westphalia; Hildebrand &amp; Sohne, Weinheim, Hessen ;
and H.-Banse, Maisdorf, Hessen—are all leading firms in Germany
for the manufacture of groats out of hard wheat

doubtedly could become large purchasers of American macaroni

, and that they unwheat.

 Being located in the more northern part of Germany, they
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