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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26

Du bif elm gutter Sunge, Saul, uab
niemanb tpeiB bas beHer als i'd, tuenn
i'd aud beine 9ienffe ni6t anuebmen
fann! = M69teft bu bid niemals in
mein @efhbl bineinbenten f6nnen!
@iebf. bus = 10 fomnt matt an.
uenn man Die 8ernunft prebigen mill
= Yaul ftredte bic Nrme bon ft9, legte
ieinen Gopf barauf unb fhien i'm nd9z
| item NugenbIide feit au f6lafen, obglei9
Jelir, tpenn er M6t gegeben bdtte, Elm
paar belle Sropfen bdtte tpabrnebmen
f6nnen, bic li6 gIei6fam untpillig atpis
f1en oen @impern berborordngten unb
beimli9 abgewil9t tpurben, ebe fie bic
mod INNER fnabenbafte Nunbung Der
Mangen errei9ten.
Cine Stunbe fpdter itieg bic 8eiea=
ibaft miibiam bic fteile Wanb am ufer
bes Glufies bernieber. Cine Strede
tpeiter untsr bat beg Wafers @etpalt eis
ne md6tige 8reide gerifien bur9 bic
! bemmenben Jelsmafen. Mit raienoer
@etpalt 3tiir;t ber @trom gegen oas
f1warae Sbor unb tobt in ben Mbsrunb.
en tpil0en QBirbeln legt er oann ben
Weg 3uriid 3pii6en ben serbadten Wdnt
ben bes ielbfterbauten 9anals, unb trit=
oann beraus aus bet f6dumenbenSt
partie, INN in 1ubigerem 2aufe ben fur>
aen Weg gu bollenben unb feline Wafer
NIT ben Meeresflutben gu bereinigen.-
Ser fur3e Sropentag neigte fi9 gu gnz
! be, als Die &eifenben an benz leBten ber
6dlle aug benz Waloe traten. 9inter
ibnen leu9teten Die erhabenen @9neez
berge, Die Der bi9te Malb bisber ben
Slifen perbIllt bate, nod in rotber
@lutb, tpdbrenb bic gum W}eere abfal=
lenbe gbene Dor i5nen bereits i'm Nbenbs
| f9atten lag.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26
l1mier iamell oabtnia,ptmsemses sebsm,

fnrs pie es if, ielbft bel ben am ldnsfen Sc.
bsnben, fam bebeutenb bur9 uniere eisene lln'
uorf@tisteit bertirat werben. 9ie Oaspeptifel
eiIer, mas ibnen berboten TT, Die 8ili0ien trim.
fen Raffee int 1lebernah, uno bic &beumatiter
Reuralsiiden unb S9pinbiadtiaen feben fif
bem 2uftause aas, betommen nafie Giibe, be.
beIten feudte aleiber an, unb punoern fid
baum, tpenn fie franf tperben. @erionen, BIZ
ii9 ber MeuraIsie suneisen, empfeblen mir ben
tdsli9en @ebraud bon 8 oitetters Ma.
genbitters. unb inlner .a @einsla8 pol
aadbem iie feu6tem oser for 'iisem unsiinfti'
gen @etter auSseiest seuelen iinb. Gin ipirt'
iamer edub pirb burd bieies ansemebme Mit.
tel aendbrt, nel1es e'ne ansenebme @arint
bur9 ben sfDrper berbrei!st, Oenielben fraftisi
unO bic Nerben berubist. Webielfieber. biliofe
Qeiben, gerfopfune, 9bspepiie unb aieren'
leiben seboren su ben 2eioen, bic es beilt nnn
berbiitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26

- Die Santieme 1T fein leere,
Wabn! Bon bollfomne1 unterri9teter
Settle erfdbrt bas r8. Grbbl.", baB bic
bis iebtpon ben Nuffiibrungen Der yfeBs
Iers8unse'i6en Oper: Ser Srompe'
ter BON Sdffingen" er5ielten 9lutorells
6onorare ii6 auf 800, 900 Marf belaus
fen, tpobon stpei 9rittel auf ben Gonls
ponilfen, elm Drittel auf ben' 2ibrettts
fen entfauen. gs lit alfo bisweilen
bod bortbeilbaft, tpenn man fein Si9t
unter ben = g 6effel feat!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26
ssremRt5he ghmlftmSer=stattftif.

Na6 elmer Hatiffii6en ueberfi6t Der
Notwithstanding betrdgt bic 8e=
fammt3abl ber f6ulpflidtigen &inber tn
ber preuBil6en Monar6ie $500, 900;
bon bieien beiu9en 100000 Ginber
bic 8olfsi6ule. Dur6f6nittli@ fommt
auf 78 S9tiler elm 2ebrer (es finb mebr
als 100000 2ebrer an tiber $4,000
golfsi6ulen tbdtig); am ungiinitigien
fiebt in oieier 8esiebuns Ser aesies
rungsbe5irf @dleswig Ca tpo bur1.
f6nittli6 108 &inber BON einem 2ebrer
unterri@tet tperben. BON ben S9uls
tinbern in preuBen tpirb beutfd), bd'
nif6, littanii6, mdbrif6, menbifb, poll
Mid, palonii6, b6bmii6, friefii6 unb
bolldnbii1 geipro6en. Die 3abl Der
2ebrer= unb 2ebrerinnen=S =Seminare 1T
felt 1860 bon 48 auf 112 geifiegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26
Cine hnb5de 9sorobel &oleaae.

: Cine babi6e parabel &oiegsers
lautet: Die 2iise fam sur Wabrbeit:
r2iebe Mabrbeit, borge mir cine Mass
te"-nS@ babe feline Masfe!" ipra6
bic Mabrbeit. Die 2ii9e sing 5ur Sdus
f6ung unb bat beie um ibre Maste.'
sd brau6e fie ielber" faste bic Sdus
f9ung. gtun ging bic 2iige ratblos gu
ibrem 8ater, benz Seufel, unb flebte:
vgater. berf6aife mir eine Masfe, tonft
fann i1 ni6t befeben". r8ut, nlein
Rinb, bu ioait fie baben", fagte Der
Seufel unb erfanb bic Pbrafe. oie iebt
ni9t alein bon fosenannten S9bngets
tern ober Ybantaiten, fonoern baupts
fa9li6 aud bon ungebiloeten ober
balbgebilbeten Waulbelben, bic auss
tpenbig geIernte pbraien na@plappern
unb bamit ibre l1ngepifenbelt berbers
gen, in Der ausgiebigiten Weiie benlibt
tpirb. Mud Eemago9en unb Sopbiiten
beoienen ii6 germ Der pbraie, UNI tbre
eigenen &unlfftad6en, 5opbifereien
uno 2iigen gu mastlren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26

: Ser uJreibenfer" in Wilwautee
betrauert bas 8erf6winoen eines iei>
ner Wsenten. s. s. Giebler nit gfas
men, Der betrddtli9e Summen, melde
ct fir bas 8latt in beri9iebenen 9tdos
ten Sbio's collectirte, unb mofiir er
ifets prompt guthrie, in feline eigenen
5ai6en seitedt bat. Oie betrogene
3eitung erlu6t um Mittbeilungeu, Die
aur grmittelung bes 9ufentbalts Giebs
ler's fiibren fDnnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26

- 8on elmer groBen grfinbung miro
aus pittsburgh beri6tet. Gin Mann
Namens @bambers Miler Mil Die @r=
finbung gena6t ba6en, bas @rbgas
bur6 itarfen Druid in eine Gliifligfeit
gu Derpanbeln, pelde baun bas groBs
artigite 8rennmaterial Der Welt fein
tpiirbe. Miler meint, nit ei1t paar
@allonen oiefer Gliifiigfeit f6nne man
eine locomotive BON pittsburgh mad
@bicago laufen laiien unb elm Sampfer
piirbe fiir bic &eiie na6 europa nur
nod Elm paar Jdfer bieier Gliiffigteit
eebrau9en, un6 10 ben groBen &aum,
ben iebt bic 2oblen einnebmen, fur Die
6ra9t berpenben f6nnen. Oie @rfins
6ung, auf tpeI9e Miller bereits elm Yaz
tent genommen Bat, foa bemnd6f BON
SaGDeritdnoigen elmer priifang unters
3ogen tperben.
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Gin Weann i'm @nben, ber burt

= Gin Mann i'm Siiben, ber bur6
bic neuli9en grbbebenspropb e5eiungem
in Nneit seiagt porben mar, i6idte
feline 3tpei vbalbpii6fgen" Sungen su
einem entfernt ipobnenben Befannten
aufs 2anb. @s bauerte abet ni6t lan-
ge, als BON bemielben elm Brief fam,
bieies Snbalts: uBitte, lab beine Ben.
gel tpieber bein1fommen, lieber min i'd
auf ein @rbbeben gefaBt iein!"
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Nm6fens Qtrmica=gaIbe.

Die bette eaIbe Der Belt fit Sdnitte
Auetfdunsen, @efdplre, Gieber. unb 4ant'
ausfdlae, Gle6te, seiprunsene Sanoe, Groa'
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten; furirt 2a'
mprrboiben ober Ieine 8eaablung. 8oMis'
Satis1cation sarantirt ober Oas @elb tptrt
aurideritattet. Is Gents bic Sdadtel bel u
9rei6,
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: Ser papit periammeIte cine Nns

= Oer PupF UerIulIIIeIlt tlHe NHs
3aDl BON 6arbindlen um ii9, UNI cine
ebentuelle 8erlegung bes beilis
Gen Stubles in grpdgung 5lt
3ieben, bic oem papite in 9lnbetra6t Der
feinbli6en 9altuns, mel6e bic italienis
i9e &egierung gegen ben papit einz
nimmt, seboten erfbeint. Gin enb9tllz
tiger 8ei@luB purbe nod ni9t sefaBt.
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0ebraa0e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
aesea aae aruntheiten Der
Qeter. ylieren, Mils unb Ntasetts+

0eaen alle Srantnet1en Det
eeber, gfieren, giils unb @aseas+
Sieies rein seaetabiliiae Mit.
tel. mn, 70 berhbmt als 9anS-
oranei eutftanb 1928 I'M
Gibes. es pirft mtlo out
Bic s arme unb Nieren, rega'
Iirt Bic Shatiafeit Der 2eber uno
In bo.er. aleiabiel mas fd) dlS
Bic Rranf6eit berausfeuen mag,
bas befe S9msmittei.
Bei en- aep6bnliden Rrantbe''
ten tp; . es obne 8eibtl fe tr>
oenb .tner anbern Mrtuet sine
idIe anise Seilnns Der>
beifltren.
GIN mttffames 9eilm tel.
SD fouu e.imntons aiber &es llator aug etft
fniriSomes 8 limited aeaen allies 9eberletoef,
Ronfsneh nu6 ,eoen Dhepepfie eiti''ehlen"
9eipis 6. ssunber, aff. $ofm, PbiIaoelpe'a.
Rein eitberIu T tsine
nnterbre9ung ODER Ue'
fd1dft8ft0ruRg, negreao
man fsn 8esuIotor einnin'ltit.
sfin 5ern, Sic iiber BIo1ntl'
oem. Ropfpeb ober Na'
Semi beIteit Hagen, piro ein
$heeIaifel boI ober mebr Stnoe'
rung esudbren. ,
8enn bas Diittel selesantlid
bongetienten einsenomnten ipirb,
bic ber Waldria ausseiest fnb,
mirb es oas Gift auSn,eraen unb
iie bo, benz Mnfaa bewabren.
@utadten eines Ir3tes.
eeit 90 sabren prattiaire i'd als arst nnO
Elm ,iie Inn 6 anbe qetpeien, cine besetabtlll9e
Weiidmna a au ammensuiessn, ipsIds iUie Sim. !.
mons Qiber 81 .suIator bic aebsr 5ur 2bat'9tes
onreat rub eieiaaeitis bic geroaunrss. nt,o 70
BIutBiI6unas raffs bes Orsanismns TART, 4 ftatt
iie 40 fd5pdd dsi..-2. M, Sinton, VI. D., ND
tbineton, ar.
glAtet bara4f bas Gdte gu betcmmsn,
bereitet bon
j. H. = silin &c Co., Yb'laoslP9'o'
preis $1.00.
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Sic 8ep6lferuuq ber Stdote poi

Oregon tpirb, tpie folgt, angegeben
gortlanb 10000, Ofsportlano 5000,
9itoria 5000, Salem 5000, Sbe Sallas
1000, penbleton 2500, gafer @ttp
25OO, @ornpallis 1000, 4lbanp l725,
@uaen @itp 100, 9liblane 1900. @oiee
burn 1900, Oregon @itp 1900, Sadions
bile 1000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-26

- Sos grDBte Eager bon @etpebr.
unb Gebolpersp patronen uno 9ulien bel
piper 6 9 6nltb eB.
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Die
B6AentIiebe Treie Nreffe
erideint
ieben DDnnerfa8
unb fpiiet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 far s.
WsOnate in gpruusbe3ahlans.
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rally to 74sc followed on good buying. After
ruling steady for q while q steady advance to
742c followed, with . reaction to 743c, where the
market rested for the day. The foreign advices
quoted q dull and easy feeling. The crop re-
ports were less encouraging, however, indicating
large areas where the drouth is injuring the
crops. Both corn and oats ruled stronger on
bad crop reports, and better demand. Provis-
ions ruled firm and shade higher.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat stsadier. closing &c higher than yester-
day. The sales ranged june, 72a a 734c, clos
ing at 73!c; July, 73s 074ac, closing at 74ac;
August, 75t @ 76ac, closing at 75sc; No. spring,
Corn irmer; cash. 35c; June, 34s a CSC, closing
at 35c; July 35s a 36sc. closing at 35 15-16c; An
gust, SO 918036 15-l6c; closing at SO 1870.
Oats stronger, especially for the new crop fu-
lures; cash, 281c; June 27 02Ssc, closing at 284c;
July, 2s@29c, closing at 2ssc;, August, 26a q
27ac, closing at 27ac. Rye dull No q 554c.
Barley nominal; No. 2, 50053c
Flaxseed steady; No. l. 81 84 a.. 08a.
Mess pork frmer; cash, $S. 50; July, So s. a
800, closing at So So; August, So 92a q 10. clos
ing at So 05. Lard steady; cash. 6.123e; July
617t Zoe, closing at zoe; August, $3.50
627ac, closing at g. 273c. Short-rib sides steady;
cash, o. &c. Boxed meats steady; dry-salted
shoulders. 4.70 04 75c short-clear sides, s. IS
a s. 80c.
Whisky steady at sl14
Sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled frmer
creamery, E016c; dairy. IL 012c Eggs, 1910
Receipts-Flour. II, 900 brls; wheat, 29. 900 bu
corn, 24o, 600 blu; oats, 1000 bu; rye. 1000 bu
barley, IL 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 270, 600 blu; oats
III, 600 Blu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 blu.
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100 pounds average, sold for 81 So Sales gener-
ally from $325 to s375 All sold at the close
Elsewhere.


CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
rorts: Cattle Receipts, 1000; shipments, 400
The market was steady shipping steers, $50 to 500
lbs, $4.2505.SO stockers and feeders. $2.750 80;
So. SO03 20; through Texas cattle, 1904.
Hogs-Receipts. % 100 shipments, 5000. The
market opened Sc higher but closed lower rough and
SIS SIS 's'' "s's''' s''''~4'' 'A''S' @1''o"
Sheep = Receipts, 900; shipments. none The
market was slow but steady, natives, $2.2504. co.
lambs, $4.5005.60.
KANSAS CITY. June 1.-THE Live Stock Indca
tor reports Cattle-Recepts, 623; shipments. none
The market was firm; choice to fancy S5O51O; fair
to good, $4. 60049O common to medium. $4045 3d.
$50 - .e''' 0'
Hogs-Receipts, 10, 400; shipments, Gall. The
market opened steady. but closed weak and Sc lower
So 5O03sO.
sheep-Receipts, 20; shipments, none The mark
ket was quiet; good to choice. $2.7503.50; common
to medium, 81 5002.40.
shipments, 100. The market was firm and unchanged;
good to choice shipping and export, $5.1O05.6O;
common to fair 81 35 go: butchers steers, So 25
0415; COWS and heifers, $2.2503.7o; grass Tex.
Hogs-Receipts, 3O35; shipments, 600 The mar.
ket active and shade higher; butchers and
best heavy, $4. 2004 3O mixed packing, $4,000
Sheep-Keceipts "a; shipments none The market
was steady from So. 25 04.50.
EAST LIBERTY June 12.-Cattle- Receipts, AS;
shipments, 319. Nothing doing all through consign
ments.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: shipments 1900. Phila-
delphias, $4.560455; Workers., S4.3O@44O.
sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 1000. The
market was demorazed and nothing doing; prospects
unfavorable for next week.
CINCINNATI, June 12.-Hogs steady and firm;
common and light, $4,000 90; packing and butch
ers' $39004.25; receipts. 631; shipments, 3S5.
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SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
Items of Interest to Members of Fraternities
-Masons, 0dd-FellOws and Pythians.
Masonic.

Masonic
indianapolis Chapter of Rose Croix, A. and A.
S. r.. will elect officers on Wednesday evening
The board of directors of the Masonic Mutual
Benefit Society of Indiana will meet in this city
tomorrow.
Psntalpha Lodge. No. 564, F. and A. NJ, will
confer the Entered Apprentice degree on Thurs
day evening
Raper Commandery, No. l, Z. T.. conferred
the knight Templar and Malta degrees on two
candidates last Thursday evening.
Jackson Lodge No. 146 of Seymour, will cele-
brate its thrty-thir anniversary on Saturday
evening, June TO- The Master Mason degree
will be conferred and addresses delivered by
members and visitors.
Stated meetings this week: Mytic Tie Lodge
No. 800, f. and A. NJ, Monday evening; Queen
Esther Chapter, No. 3, 0. e. s., Friday evening;
keystone CHAPTER No 6. r. A NJ, Tuesday
evening at which the p NJ. and NJ. e. degrees
will also be conferred
The proceedings of the Grand Lodge, F. and
4. NJ, have been printed and make book of l20
pages. 1t was completed and mailed to the
various lodges on June 5, just ten days after the
adjournment, which is unusually quick work.
The secretary congratulates himself that he has
beaten any previous record by two days
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The Jobbing Trade.
NNEn GOOnS

TomatoesoTwo-pound cans, sso9s5c; s-pouad,
ard. $1.2O@1.3O. Corn-Revere, 81. To- McMurray,
S1.1001.2O; Yarmouth. $1.30. Miscellaneous
Blackberries 2pound, 85095c: raspberries. 2pound.
81 100 20; pineapple, standard, 2-pound, 81 go a
$50; seconds, 2pound, 81. % a L 35; cove oysters
1pound, full weight, 90c 0$1; light. 55065c g
pound full, $l.7o01.so; light, socS$l; string
marrowfat. 75c@ 80; small. $292.25; Holsters,
$1.95 02.1O; red cherries Oc0$1; gooseberries,
$4,000; Strawberries. $1.1001.25.
COAL AND COKE
Block S2.75 ~ ton: Jackson So. SO: Pittsbure
1915 Yton; Raymond City. So rs W ton; Winifrede
1915 SSton: Kanawha, So. rs p ton Hooking So SO
p ton; Island City 1913 p tons aighland 81 SO "
Peacock), lump. So rs, nut 1925 ~ ton; chestnut
and stove anthracite. $3.50 ~ ton: egg and CRATE
anthracite, 1925 p ton; gas coke Toe p bu, or
All soft COAL nut SIZE SOC ~ less than the above
prices on the same quality of lump coat.
DRUGS
Alcohol, $2.1602.25; asafeetda, 25 03oc; alum A
O5c camphor, 2SO3Oc; cochneal, 50O55c; chloro
form, 6oo65c copperas, brls, So 03. So cream tar
tar, pure, 40 indigo 8Oc licorice. Caab gen.
uine, 3O040c magnesia carb. 2-oz., 25035c; NOR
&c, oil, castor y gall $15o91 CO. oil. nerganos
.$ rb. $780, 25 opium $3 500o 90: ouinine' p. q
W., p or, 759sOc bals..m copaiba, 5O06Oc; soap
CASTLE, FRI. lZ~ioc; soda, bicaro, Ala salts
xoc turpentine 80 042c; glycerino 20 022c; iodide
potass., 25; bromide potass 40045c: chlorate
potash, 25c; borax, IL 012c cinchonidia. 1929
OILs-Linseed oil, raw, 80 O43c ~ GAL; boiled AZ
D44c coal OIL legal test, 9l2O14c; bank. 4Qc; best
straits 45c; Labrador, Coo; West Virginia lubricat
ing 20 03Oc; miners Csc. Lard Ols-No. 1, 500
55c do. extra, 55 060c.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 707lac lower grades, 607c
DRY GOODS.
TrCKINGs-Amoskeag AGA, 121sc Conestaga BF.
14c Conestoga extra, 13l2c: Conestoga Gold Medal
l312c Conestoga Goa 11lac: Conestoga "A &c;
Conestoga x, Sc; Pearl River, i2lac Lew ston SO:
inch, IA l2c; Lewiston 32-inch. IL oc Lewiston 30
inch IL l2c; Falls OBO 32-inch. 1319c; Methuen AA
12l2c Oakland A, 6l2c; Swift River &c; York 80
insh IL lse; York 30-inch 10lac
BLEACHED Observation-Disclosures A, 7c; Ballou
& Son. &c; Chestnut Hi 5ioc; Cabot Al 6lec;
Chapman X. 5a4c Dwight Star s, Sl4c: Fruit of the
Loom, &c: Lonsdae, Sc Linwood. 7lac Nashville
Sc; New York Mills, 10c; Our Own, 5ac; Pepperell
"a, 18c; Pepperell 104, Zoe; Hills. 7l9c; Hope 7c;
Knights Cambria 7l2c; Lonsdale Cambria, 1034c;
Whtinsvile 33-inch &c; Wamsutta 10l2c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7l4c: Bates. &c; Gloucester
6i2c Glasgow, l3c; Lancaster. 714c; Ranelmans
7l2c; Renfew Madras. Co. Cumberland, 6lac White
20: Bookfold 10lac.
GRAIN BAGs-American, $3.50; Atlanta 800
Franklinvie, $50; lewiston $40, Ontario, $1S;
Stark A, $22.50
PAPER OAMBRIcs-Manville 5lac; s. s. e. Son
5i2c Masonville, 5l4c: Garner 5l2c.
PRINrS-Albions, solid color 5i9c; American fancy
5l9c Aliens fancy, 5lac; Aliens dark 51ac; Aliens
pink &c: Arnolds. DC; Berlin solid colors, 5iac;
Cocheco, &c; 0onestoga, 5Aas Dunnels. 5ass; Eddy.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade for the Past Week Quite Satisfactory
Prices In the Main Steady and Firm.

Trade for the Past Week Quite Satisfactory
Prices in the Main Steady and Firm.
INDIANAPOLIS, June IL.
The volume of trade in the week closing to-
day was quite satisfactory for a summer month.
The prompt manner in which bills have been
met lie good evidence that trade is or healthy
character. Crop news from all sections is of the
most favorable character This remark applies
to fruits and vegetables as well as to grain. In
the produce markets there is considerable activ-
ity, and better prices being realized. and I'M
less the market again becomes glutted the same
will continue. better demand for poultry is
looked for in the Eastern markets next week.
higher prices need not be looked for, as receipts
are on the increase. The egg market will be
tame for some weeks to come. Butter is drug
in the market and difficult to dispose of at any
price unless really choice article. Sugars con-
tinue in a strong position with large distribution.
Coffees are without special feature. Foreign
fruits are moving more freely, and prices are
shade frmer: both oranges and lemons are tend
ing toward higher prices. The provision market
still lacks snap. In other markets there are no
features which call for special mention. The
New York Shipping list says: Distributive trade
has continued fairly active for this season of
the year, and in many important departments
the outlook gives promise of progressive i'm
provement not only because of the feeling of
confidence that generally prevails, but also on
account of the steady absorption of merchandise
that is maintained for nearly all leading staples.
The demand is still based on actual require
ments, but buyers show less hesitation in their
operations, and while unwilling to stock up free
ly against future wants and still inclined to fol-
low conservative methods, are nevertheless
meeting their obligations with promptness that
points to healthy condition Of trade. Industrial
enterprise is likewise controlled by a strong feel
ing of conservatism, but with few exceptions
manufacturers find ready outlet for their prod
ucts at satisfactory prices even although in
some instances the margin of profit 10 compare
lively narrow.
GRAIN.
It was an off day in the local market Prices
were weak at our quotations. and bidding on
Change was tame. Prices ranged to-day as fol-
lows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-13
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, June II -Flour-Receipts, 20,
los brls; exports, 3079 brls and 4s39 sacks.
Market dull, heavy and in instances shade lower;
sales Of IA, 500 brls; common to choice white
wheat Western extra, 81. 80; fancy West
arm extra, "a sO05; patent Minnesota extra, good
70 prime, $4.5O0480
Wheat-Receipts, "a, 005 bu; exports, 81. 9O5 bu
spot lots ac higher and moderately active for ex-
port; options opened steady, but soon strength
sned and advanced q &c, closing at near the best
figures. Sales. 100000 bu futures. $4,000 bu
spot; No. Chicago, SEE; No. / hard, S50S7c.
Duluth, SAFE; ungraded red, rs 0854c; No. BRED,
b44c In store, S5c afoat; No l red, Ole; No.
white 8Sc; No. 2 red, July, SO a $780, closing at
e33c; August SO! q "a 316c, closing at SAGE; Sep
086sc closing at Soc; November. s6s 0S7c.
Dlosing at &c; December, 81 sic q S83c, closing
Mt 6Sc; January, 88s 0894c, closing at S9sc; Feb
ruary, 89a 0904c, closing at 90sc; March, 90s a
el3c; closing at 9lsc; April, 81 924c, closing at
D2tc; May, 92a @93ic, closing at 931c.
Corn - Spot lots a91c and options s03c
higher closing firm: receipts, 346 05O bu: exports
lO,072 bu; sales, 800 900 bu futures, l38, 900 bu
spot; ungraded, 3004Sc; steamer. 36ac in ele-
vator; No q ABB q 44c in elevator, 44c delivered;
ungfaQeu y6llOW, 4ocs. NO. ~ June, uOmlnal,
July, 432 a 443c, closing at ACC; August, 45s %
t6sc. closing at 45sc September, 46a 946sc clos
ing at 46ac.
Oats moderately active; receipts. 1900 bu;
exports, $40 bu; mixed Western 3403Stc; white
Western, 81 S45c.
Hay dull and weak
Hops quiet
Coftee-Spot fair Rio duh at 9Ic; options quiet;
sales, 8. 100 bags; June, 60c July, 1850; August
end October, 750c; November, 7.55c; December,
7500755c. Sugar dull and nominal; refined
quiet Molasses dull Rice steady.
Petroleum steady; United closed at 651c. Tai,
low firm. Rosin dull Turpentine quiet at
B35c.
Eggs dull and weak; receipts, 4,622 packages;
Western fresh. III ollie.
Pork firm and more active; old mess So 250
p.5O Cut meats irm and quiet; middles steady;
long clear. &C. Lard shade higher but very
quiet Western steam, spot 625c; July, g. 39c;
august, g. 49c; September, 6.50c; October, 666c;
January, g sac; city steam, 9 10c.
Butter quiet and firm; Western, l00l7c.
Cheese dull Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. June I'm wheat to-day the
market averaged and closed higher than yester-
dev. The starting price for July delivery was
1sts; tho offerings from the large .sbear" oper-
AtoFs caused quick decline to 73sc, but sharp