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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13

BREADsTUFFs.

A~hAAFt1 - 90
CoRN-White, 47c; mixed, Acc, from
store; from leyee or depot, white, 44c !;
mixed, 42c; in sacks, in round lots,
white, 42c; mixed, 40C.
HAY-Choice, from store, S5c prime,
75Id soc; prairie, Soc; round lots from
levee or depot, choice, Sl4@14 so;
prime, $13@l3 50; prairie, $S@S so.
OATS White, Acc; mixed, 3SIc,
from store; round lots from levee on
track - white, sacked, SIC; mixed,
sacked, 35@c.
BRAN-From store, Soc per cwt. {;
round lots from leyee, Sl4 75@15 per
ton
BEANS Navy, 81 75G2; medium,
81 COOL Is; German millet, 81 200
| Az.
CoRNMEAIe-Standard, g. l5G2 %;
pearl, 1908 70 from store; Sc cheaper
from mill, levee or track.
RICE - Louisiana, 466c; Carolina,
care
0ArMEAL-In haf-barrels, $3G3 25
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-Tn half-barrels,
So 80 from store.
FLoUR--In car lots, double extra, IS
as 90; triple extra, 80 65@3 rs; fami-
ly, 30 1904; choice, 81 25@4 IS;
fancy, 81 50@4 20; extra fancy, 81 90
as; patents, S. 25C95 65; from store,
family, S464 %; choice, ga 25@4 40;
fancy, 81 65@4 80; extra fancy, $50
%; patents, IS 50@6 20.
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store, 81
@3 %.
CRACKERS Soda, extra, &c; soda,
treble extra, 4lC; lemon cream crack
ers, extra, &c; lemon cream crackers,
treble extra, 7lc; ginger snaps, extra,
&c; ginger snaps, treble extra, &c; as
sorted iumbles, Sc.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April l2.-Wheat
steady; cash, 62lc bid ,632c syked May,
65Ic; June, 68lc bid, 6slc asked
Corn steady; cash, 272e asked; May,
2Sc bid, 2S@c ssked; June, oslo bid.
Oats-May, 2S4c bid, zoe asked.
NEv ORLEANS, La, April l2.-Flour
dull; choice, 81 25; fancy, 81 so; ex-
ira fancy, 81 So; Minnesota and win
ter wheat patents, s. 40 Corn
quiet but steady at 4j@46c Oats,
SOC. Corn meal steady, with fair de.
mand at 81 l0c.
LosDoN, April l2.-The Aart Lane
E.rprs@, in its review Of the British
grain trade during the past week, says:
Wheits are growing very Ease. The
trade has not improved. The sales OF
Eng sh wheat during the week were
1904 quarters at 30s 4d, against A., 800
quarters at 33s Sd during the GORE
spending period last year. Flour is
steady. There is no new feature in
the foreign wheat trade. No cargoes
arrived. One cargo was sold and one
was Withdrawn; none remained. The
mart Ell to-day was stsgRant. English
wheats were Cd lower. Foreign wheatB
were weaker and fiat. Corn wss Sd
dearer. Bsrleys were difficult to sell.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 12.-Flour
firm but unchanged Wheat fairly
active and higher; the market opened
strong aud quickly advanced I@lBc
and remained firm for some time, but
finally eased of, and closed k9Ec
higher than Saturday; No. 2 red, cash,
s63e; May, s6fs SIZE, closing at S6sc
June, S7@S7sc, closing at SIZE; July,
S4GSi}c, closing at s4c. Corn dull
but firm, and y higher than Saturday
Ne. 2 mixed, cash, Ssl@S3sc; May,
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COTTDN-sEED on, ETC.

SKRD-Delivere at depot and wharf,
IS per ton; on bank OF river Il. o. b.
boat, So; wagon at mills, IS. MEAL
Prime q. o. b., $l5 per ton, Less than
carload lots, 49, From store, 90c per
sack, CAKE-Nominal; $l6 per ton.
0m-In carload lota, prime, crude q.
S. oil, 224@23c; prime summer yell
low, 26!@27c; oif.summer yellow, 25l
@264c; miners, -; choice cooking
summer yellow, 26(030C.
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HORSES AND MILES.

HORSES Good driving, $l50@225
good saddle, $l40@300; plugs, $3.50
S0 good mares, $8b6Dl40.
MuLBs-l4! to 10, $ll0@l35; 10 to
15i, $125@140; l5l to IS, Sl50@l75,
Good demand; supply fair.
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HIDES AND PkLIRY.

HIDEs-Dry flint, l3@lGo; dry salt,
lO@12c; green salt, 7@sc; green, 59
&c; deer skins, l6@lSc; hunter. han.
died COON skins, each, 20@50c; country
coon skins. 10@30c; mink, 100000;
muskrat, 5@l0c; otter, Sl@5i bear,
sos; beaver, 50c@$4; wildcat, 20@
4Oc; fox, 25(a75c, skunk, 25@75C,
Beeswax, 1s@2lci tallow, 4t95c.
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LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE Receipts the past week
have been very light. Prices we're
somewhat stronger than last quota
tons. To-day the market is entirely
bare Of al kinds. Demand quite good.
Prices firm as quoted. Prospects for
the coming week very favorable.
Choice to extra corn-ied, 900 to 1860
pounds, 4l@4ic; good, 3iCa4ici choice
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PLTROLEUM MARKET

Coal OIL-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, O., April l2,-Petrole-
um quiet-s.w., ITO, 7sc.
PIITsBuRG, Pa, April l2.-Petrole-
um active, firm and higher; National
Transit certificates opened at 72t and
closed at 70; highest, 734; lowest 72s,
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OCRAN NTRAMSHIPN.
ND EUROPEl

Cooks Excursion Parties leave in
April, May, June and July. Send for Pro
Individual Tourist Tickets for trave
in Europe and all parts Of the globe. Ras-
sage Tickets by all lines Of steamers.
Cooks ENcursiOntst, with maps, pub
THOa. COOK a SON,
26l Broadway, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, April l2.-Money on call
easy at l@2 per cent. Prime mercan-
pile paper, 4@5. Sterling exchange
dull but steady at 1863 for TO days and
4S8 for demand.
Bonds-Govemment bonds dull and
steady. State bonds we're active and
strong. Railroad bonds showed in
creased activity; sales, f2,902,000 AS
a rule prices are higher. The most
notable advance was IN Ohio Southern
incomes, OF 81, to A..
Stocks Stocks responded promptly
to the generally favorable outlook in
all lines of business At the opening
prices were generally small fractions
higher, and with hardly any reactions
the market continued strong until the
close. There was no news to cause
any material advance, but there was
an earnest disposition 10 cover shorts
and this stimulated the advance. The
result is that everything is higher, the
gains ranging from fractions to more
than per cent, with exceptional adj
vances for much greater amounts. A
characteristic feature of the market
was the distribution in dealings. In
no case we're the sa.es as much as 49,
900 shares. Some Of the stocks which
have been neglected for long time
were conspicuous tOT the gains made,
including Milwaukee, Lake Shore and
Western, The common opened at 80
and rose to 81, while the preferred adj
yanced from IS 10 50 and closed at
SI4. st. Paul and Duluth advanced
per cent. and closed at $50, a net
gain of q. Lake Shore closed with a
net advance Of II. New York Central
is up 3, st. Paul is and Northwestern
l higher. The coal stocks are up
for Jersey Central, a for Lackawanna,
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened Fl RIM
and closed steady, and &c higher; mid
ding, SO. Sales, 5000 bales, of which
5000 we're to exporters and 400 to spin
nerB
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JOHN II. NORTON
= Madison st., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKSAND BONDS
a~COrrespOndence solicited. InFOT
nation eheerfuIIy furnished.
FINANCE.

Money in good demand at per cent
The Clearinghouse report is as fol-
lows:
CLEARIEGs.
Monday, April 10Th, S277675 20;
Same day last week, 1886, 724 81 same
day in 1886, $2Ol 1897 25; same day in
1885, S229,9S4 81.
BALANCES.
Monday, April 18th, S59,026 4S;
same day last week, $95, 51l 81 same
day in 1886, $56,045 SO; came day in
1885, S76,561 55.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, par
buying, 4 premium selling; New
England demand, ! discount buying
New England sight, / discount; New
Orleans, discount buying, par selling.
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GEN ERAL TRADE.
FUTURE DEALS.

The following is the record Of the
bids and offers at the Call Board of
the Merchants Exchange yesterday;
CORN.
No, 2, white, spot, Acc asked; April,
Acc asked; May, 414c asked; June,
42c asked No. 2 spot, SIC bid; April,
SIC bid; May, 9Sc bid; June, 5 cars
sold at SOC.
OATS.
No. ?, spot, 3S4c bid; April, 33lc
bid, SAC asked May, 35c asked; June,
SAC bid.
BRAN.
April, $l4 so asked June, $l4 80
asked.
C0RNMEAL.
Spot, 81 80 asked; April, 81 % ask
ed May, 81 30 bid, 81 asked; June,
81 90 bid, 50 asked.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

New YORK, April l2.-The market
is more sctive at jobbing hands under
the influence of favorable weather,
but tho demand of agents continues to
be res ricted TO assortments to meet
current wants
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LONDON, April 12.-Consols, 100 GIG
for both money and the account.
United States bonds, AIS, ll4s.
PARIS April 12.-Three per cent,
rentes, SOf 97!c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, Ill, April 12.-Bank
clearings, a9,S60,000.
New York, April 12.-Exchanges,
sos, 1888; balances, $4,O6S,O29.
BALTIMORE, Mp, April 12,-Clear-
ings, $3.50, 95l; balances, S34l, $40.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 12.-
Clearances, $S,6S5, 1857; balances, ST.
1871, 9l6.
BosToN, MASS, April l2.-Clear-
ings, $l3,53l, 707; balances, 1882
us. Money A per cent.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 12.- Bank
clea ings, S2,60S,56S; balances, $446,-
094. Exchange on New York firm at
80 cents premium.
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Receipts Yesterday.

City of Cairo.-20 bales cotton.
Belle Memphis 250Opkgs merchan-
disc.
Chickasaw- D bales cotton and 33
pkgs sundrics.
Coahoma 50 bales cotton, l02 SKIS
seed, . nd stock and "a pkgs sundries.
Kate Adams-36 bales cotton, 80
SKIS seed, ! hd stock and 6S pkgs sun
dries.
Gayoso-l5 bales cotton, 10 SKIS seed,
$50 SKIS corn, 10 nd hogs and % pkgs
sundries.
De Smet brought out of White river
81 bales cotton, y SKIS seed and 70pkgs
sundries.
Dean Adams 3 bales cotton, bags
seduction, IA SKIS seed, l75 SKIS corn
and - pkgs sundries.
Joe Peters brought out OF Arkansas
river 1870 bales cotton, AZ bags lintcns,
l44 SKIS seed and "a pkgs sundries.
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New York futures opened steady
and closed firm, and 6 to points
higher than Saturday. Sales, 10000
bales. The closing quotations were as
folloWg:
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MINERAL WATERS
LUMBER MARRET.

'Apolinaris, qts, 81 GAS pts, $ll 80 ;
settler water, OTIS, s6(96 so.
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STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMRNTs Ar THE LEVEE.

Arrirdls. Belle Memphis, st. Louis;
Gayoso, Tiptonvlle; Dean Adams, Os-
ceola; City of Cairo, Vicksburg;
DeSmet, White river; Joe Peters,
Arkansas river; Kate Adams, Arkan-
sas City; Coahoma, Friar's Point;
Chickasaw, White river; Annie P.
Silver, New Orleans.
Dporiures. Belle Memphis, Vicks.
burg; City of Cairo, st. Louis; Annie
p. Silver, st. Louis; Gayoso, Upton
Vile Dean Adams, Osceola; Coahoma,
Friars Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; DeSmet, White river
Boats ia Port - Rene Macready,
Chickasaw and Joe Peters
Boats Due Dorm - Granite State,
Arkansas City and City of st. Louis.
Boats Due TD. City of Vicksburg.
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I for Delaware and Hudson and Z for
Reading. Union Pacific is up Is,
which was ascribed TO inside buying
on reports from Washington that the
Hoar bill, extending payments to the
government over eighty years, would
pass, but it is more probable that the
story grew out Of the advance instead
of the advance coming from the story.
The market closed active and strong.
The totsl sales of stocks to-day were
373.l4I shares. including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 27,l14;
Erie. lO,97S; Kansas and Texas,
S9O5; Lake Shore, $500; Louis
vile and Nashville, 64l0; North
western, 1870; New Jersey
Central, 100; New York Central,
67O5; Pacific Mail, 29,575; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 1920; Read
ing, 1880; st. Paul, 24,6S0; st. Paul
and Omaha, 1920; Union Pacific,
S7,l2O; Western Union, $500; North
Pacific preferred, 900; Oregon and
Transcontinental, $500. The closing
quotations were as follows:
Governments.
New as, ii25S. . Pacific 6 Of ISIS, l271s.
BONDS.
Louisiana cons, So. Missouri IS, 1O11S.
Tenn. 6s, old, 81. Tenn. 6s, new, 81.
Cent. Pac; lists, ll6. Den. 4 RIG. sntas,,l2lA
NIX. at. Gen .6s, "a. N. p: A. C. lists, ll5l4
N. p. A, q. Ids, IS. N. Western con-, l4%.
N. West. deb. SIS 1857 St.L ST Gen M, 1885
St. Paul, con. 1888 St.P., G. SP. lists ,l2l23s
I, p. land grants ,SSA I. .,R.G. ex- eOu.5lIa
U. p. firsts, III.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, l45. Nashville Il C 49,.
Alton ASGnSHff f H lo Nor r. S ESI! w. pds
A. K. 7. IL. ,pfd. 9i15Northern Pac., 26H.
American Ex., 1867. Northern P, pfd. $50
B., G. h. * n, 70. n. Y. g. &St; L., "a;
Canada Pac. 65h. N.Y.C. 4 st. LIP. ,l5H
Central Pacific. Ia {: IN. W, pfd,, 1879.
Ches peake IL o l01aN. Y, Central, 1881.
G. 4 o., LIST ptd, ia. Ohio Central, W.
CA o., I'd pfd., l254. Ohio Il Miss, 2S1a.
c. & A., l4lh, o. q Miss, .pfd., 80.
G. & A. pid, 155. Ontario 4 Vest 1874.
c.. B. * O., 1855. 0rego Hay., lOl.
c., st. l.. 4 N. o., - Ores on Trans. S01S.
c., st. L. & P, IL. Oregon lmp.,23.
c., st. l.. h P. ID, PSI. Pacific Mail, 5S.
OK g., ST. H. 'i1' PEORIA, b. &E., PAS.
Del. d Hud., 1919. Plttsburg, $50.
Del, l.. &W., 1874. Pullman p. c., 1888.
Den. & Rio g., 49,. Reading, %:
Erie, 263Ef Rock Island, 126.
Erie, pfd., 6lA. ST.. u. 4 S. F., 10.
/ East Tenn, ~. S. L. As. F., p, a.
East Tenn, pfd, 81. St.L. & S. + list p, l02
/ Fort Wayne, 145. c. Nj. 4 st. P, 8Sz.
| Hannibal & St. 10, g. M. K st. ?, p, lis
/ II. Il st. 10. pfd, - ST. ?. NJ. d M, ll619.
| Harlem, 2l5. st. p. & Omaha, AZ.
| Houston * T., q. St. Paul Il o., pfd, l04s,
| Illinois Cen ,l39. Texas Pacific, l1B.
I Ind b. & W., 261S. Union Pacific, 5lh.
/ Kansas q T., 2S1e. u. S. Express, So;
/ Lake K. & W., l2A. W., st. L. 4 p, So.
| Lake Shore, 8l9S. W. st. l.. < P, D., 161i
| Lou. & Nash, 39A. W. & +. Ex., 120.
| Lou. q N. A., 345E. W. U. Tel. 66M.
| NJ. & c., LIST pfd, - Colorado Coal, 25h.
NJ. & c., I'd pfd. = Homestake, l7h.
Mem. 4 Char, SO. Iron Silver, 200.
Mich. Central, 81. Ontario, %.
| Min. & st. L., 20. Quicksilver.
/ NJ. & st. L., pfd, 48Z Quicksilver, pfd, 81.
Miss. Pac., TO-. south Pacific,
Mobile & o., liz. Sutro, II.
Morris & E offd, 1888.
LONDON, April 12.-Consols, 100 GIL
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The New Orleans future market
opened barely steady, and closed
steady and 4 to I points higher. Sales,
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Arkansas River Pk't Co,
Memphis& White River Pkt.CO
u. n. MAIL LINE,
SIR. CHICKASAW,

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FnH
clarendon, DsvRIi4 Rlueg, OeI Arc,
Augusta, Jackson port and henrcy.
LBhVEs MEMPHIS livery WEDNESDAY
at5p.m. Through raten 70 all points
,ttysr Packet Company" viii bs forwarded
promptly IL. LOWE, Agent,
No Madison at TslephOne No. ~.
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The New Orleans 81 otmaTket opened
quiet, aud closed firm and 1-16c
higher. Sales, 600 bales.
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New York Spots opened quiet and
closed firm. Sales, 1898 bales. Quota
[ ions were as follows:
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Receipts at ports, this day, lSS6.l5,746
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. $40
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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8abll" Die ftdbtti9su Wdblsr lisBen
fi9 iebo9 ni9t betrren, srnannten bie
Wabluorffeber unb ~besannen ibre WabIs
,ettsI ab3ussben. 8ma Stunben binbur&
9ins aud bic WabI tn poutommsniter
OrSnuns bon ftatten. Da eri9isn pISs'
stn 5aufe pon et,ua 500 2anbIsuten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-16

Q9tuns peri9affen? 8as bat eud Bull
surien setban2 @ean ibr 70 fart ieib,
warum f9tfst ibr ni9t cure armee, UNI
benz srauiamen Spiele Elm @nbe 3u ma9en9
unb bic ruifide Diplomatic, wel5e bieie
1ntbaten in's Bert fest, fdrsibt nod Ros
ten, In wel4en fe %bebauptet, uniere 8abs
len bdtten unter benz Orufe elmer terro>
r.lttl@en Hssiernns ffattsefunbsn. 8el9e
Sntamte! IIs es bieB, einise buIsarii9e
@arutiouen bdtten iid sesen bic 8esieruna
aufselebnt, ba war bic besablte ruiflde
Yrefe aiber fi9 Dor Sreube. Oteie Bar
barren ruaren entaiidt pom Der gusfidt auf
etnen blutisen 8irsertrieg In guIaarien.
Sbr feb lauter Si9ariofbs, fbr ieiS bic
aftra9anii9e geft ftr unier GaterIaubI
tnb ibr Wartprsr! Spfer Der ruiFldeu
Brdber! 3wei BON ea9 uaren incline Bes
fannie! 8ts oft idrisen fte: vgs Iebe
Der ruifi9e G3ar, unier Beidaser!"
arme 2eute! Oort oben finbet ibr ben
alien &aitidop un6 ben Bopen anael.
SaSet ibnen: vau9 mir finb bic OFFER
oes ruftf9en &ubeIs!" ltnb facet BEN
&afopsti, 9abidi, 0imitri, gotep, Ben.
topstp, 2epsfp, &uptidep, 2iubeu, Ga
raweIow, goIop unb Stabteldtou, bas
Sulsarien nod Iebt unS baB es; allen 9nz
t%trensunsen Der Gsarentne6te gum Croft,
itd u fiir bic 5reibeit anb bic l1nabbdns
9isteit be9eifert!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-16

Srl. @auet perbreitet. Ramentli9 uers
SffentIidte Der Sbeim bes Wdb9ens IN
benz v0oune" einen Grtitel, NORM er
f1 ni9t entblOSste, a%nSuSeuten, fetns
Mi1te iei ms &lofter sesansen, nm
elm QiebesusrbdltniB nit einem Prieiter o.
ansutnipfen. gr warnte Dor benz Beiu9
Der &loiteri5ule, ba SRI. @alet vwesen
Der sisenen Sittenlofsteit" bic &inoer
v1ttlid perberben" werbe. O. 0abet
ruurbe aussemalt, nit wel9' niebertrd4tts
gen Witteln u1b gu eben iol9en Sweden
SRI. @aIet I'M &lofter suridsebalten werbe.
Radbem bur9 bisie Sese bte 8eu6tteruns
senusiam aufserest worben, ueranftalteten
Der 8ater unb Sbetm nit elmer Inbabl ses
%buusener, %ansetruntsner 9eIfersbelfer etnen
f6rmIiden &ufftanb unb eiren Sturm out
bas &Ioiter. nobel eine Wense 9eute ft9
ibnen ani9los. Oas &lofter ftaub often
rpssen Der S9ulerSfnuns. @aaet unb
Sippe bransen ldrmenb unb tobenb binein,
erartffen bas Mdb9eu In Der &ape0e unb
f9leppten es nit @ewalt in ben bereits
ifebenben 8asen. Die 9elfer @aaet's
unb bic anseiamnelte erregte Mense i9lus
gen bic Senfter bes &Ioitsrs etn unb trieben
nod auberen r1nfus. Bon ba be9aben fe
fd mad benz 8farrbaus, INN an benz alien
Bfarrer, peI9er BON Der gansen Su9e
ni9ts puBte, ibr Mitb9en gu thblen.
Diele peri1iebenen Guftritte bauerten faif
2 Stunben, obne bas bic bapon benadrt9s
tiste 8oIiset ii9 iebeu IieB. SreiIi6, es
banbsIte fid nur nm Elm SrauertiOiter unb
elm perfolstes Waoden, ~wdbrenbbefen bic
llnrubeftifter ue4te &epublitaner" paren.
Oieie Sadie bate absr nod Elm Radipiel,
BON benz mir bur4 bic letten fransOfi4en
Bldtter erfabren. Oie Nnselessnbeit Tan.
Dor @eri9t. 3. @alet, Der Waire, parb
su 25 Srs. 8uBe, bic 8riber W. g. @als
let su 100 Srs., unb W. 6. @auet gu 16
Srs. 8uBe perurtbeiIt. Ser S9lofer
@uiouarb, Der bic S9tiHel seftobIen, tam
fret log. 9as l1rtbeiI erreste In gang
Aurerre etneu Sturm bes %l1nwiaeus, 10 bab
Der Staatsprocurator h9 sen0tbtst fab.
9lppelI sesen ben iddnbli9en llrtbetlsiprud
etuaulesen. Do bic game europdti4e 9rehe
poI non bieiem Yrossfe lit, wtfen aIio bic
bielsen vpabrbsitsliebenbeu, tatboIiten:
freunbli9en glatter" bauos, bod ite
i9weisen.
&ommen mir nun our IeSten bieier brei
@eI9i9ten. sic tit 10 unpsridamt, bat
mir bteielbs nidt uiebersebsn tSnneu. 0is
QutnteHens bes .liberaleu S9auerro:
mans beitebt barin, baB elmer Ronnt
pesen elm Briefter ar einem anberer
Ra9e nabm. 9as an Der sanaen Sa4s
tein pabrss 8ort 1T, mO9ten mir In
8Oraus %bebaupten. Birb nun ipdtsr bieit
rRlofersei9i9te" wtoerIest, bic rwubr:
beitsliebenbe" Breile i9petst. Sic mac
ibre Iiberalen 2sler ui1t snttdui5eu,
f6 elm 3eusniB Der 9ei9tsldubisteit uni
Seblbarteit ausfteQen.
8tr teunen aud bic na9ite S9auer
MIR, bic tommt; fe ftammt aus genebis
Der 2asrnsnftabt, unb er3ablt .benfalls Dol
eiren Rorb, ben Elm Briefter bssansei
baben ioa. @tr werben ieben!