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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
mnn. 9bhtna q ephu.

uniere 9auptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas Gleii@, unb UNI fol@es frii6 unb
gut gu erlaneen, fam man unmbglih
eineu auperldffgeren Mnrft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S6fling & SObu, Ns.
511 Npe. 6. Oie 0erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e@nung gee
tragen unb in ibrem gtablifement .eine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, melde allen
Nnfor0erungen fit @rbaltung unb @nt.
fernung f@dblider Sngre6ienaen beg
Gleif9es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waftpieb, aus peI9em
rtur bas geite fir ibre 2unben gemdblt
tpirb. Wer reef bebient feiD mill, Der
beiu1e ben Wartt, So. 511
Mnenme 6. 1,10t1i
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Cinderella 9@mb sGtore.
gde Df.SontonfraBe unb Mpenue C.
ganit! panitI panit!
sr llniere ioeben i'm Often urges 90

Rr uniere ioeben i'm Often unge, -@a
fauften 8Orrdtbe an S@ubeu unb
Stiefeln mlKen in IA Sagen
Dertauft nerben, uno lei
Se1 es unterm QDftenpreiS ga
Golsenoe 9eiipiele bienen als Bemeis
unierer beiipielos niebrisen preiie:
II perf6iebeHe Nrten niebriser 9erreti'
f9ube gu $1.40(En-grosp reis 81. 75)
0anbgendbte Serreni1ube ,@nngreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli9er preis. 81.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 6errnf9ube gu
$3.50 (anbersno gu $3.50 berfauft.)
2nabenf9ube II. Rn6pffiefel 3u $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.5O).
grtrafeine 2n6pftiefel fur Rnaben 81
(Mertb $2.75).
Damen-p antofeln Scr. So 3u nur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb 81.
Seine Wdoheuf9ube BON @laees2eber
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb 81.
2in6erf9ube gu 40, so unb so Gents,
bic anbersmo go, Is @ents unb 81
fDften.
gabp S@ube perfdiebener Nrt, bon
rs Gents ON.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
6. S. Ill

2O5 Weft g. mercetraBe
bdit elm groBe5 uttb febr gewdbltes Qas
ger pou Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
8iIberrabmen uub 9eifen,
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aaer Mrt, Garbeu unb auftreis
der . 81 aterialien, DEFENDERS
.Sammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beften unb biIigiteu i'm
Martte, bt. inter boiler @arantie Ders
tauft merben. s rs unS Spies
g~eIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i9lagenbe Mrtitel; tporin Serr Maller
0as gr6Btc Eager i'm Weffen bes Staa.
les bat. Guftrdge aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben promptAausgeftihrt.
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California Meine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes gu.
ger bon feiaen California : Weinen bel
9errn s. 5. Meper am Mlomo
Ylaaa. 6err Meper fudt bic Weine
on Dirt uno STEELE aus u, b fauft brett
aug benz Seller ter Wein3n6ter. Nls
gutem Renner selinst es Inn itets, bic
be1ten Sorten aus3uwdblen. gr fann
ieine aunbsn uno Gamilisn nit einem
guten Sropfen oerieben. &otb= uno
Weibweine in bor5asIi6er QuaIitdt
Don tegt ab $1.00 per 8alone = frei
ins Daus 9eliefert.
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Masaebeuoe MuIitbteu.

Der eountb d. alnpaIt @unOap BON Clap
Gcunth, Seras, faet sd babe electric Bit.
iers nit benz iiberrui&enoiteu grfOlse sebraudt.
Mein 8ruber Fit e~benfalls in bebem @raoe an
Malaria unD Gelbiudt, tuurbe uber our@ redt.
,eitiaen Gebrau9 iensr Wsbiein nod a~erettet !
st Seroantt feline Rsttuns ausfdIieBli6 ben,
electric Bittsrs. DieTe ausse3ei@nete Mebiein
i6utt sssen ole malarif@en eeipen sbsnio.
pobl, pie er bi.ielben b%eleittat. liniibertretfi6
in % aud bel eebsr. unb 3ierenlsibsn, iopie
allen iibriQsn Gtorunssn ber 8~etoauunss.
oroane. preis 81 Gents unb 81 per GIalde in
Der Mpotbefe RON U. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
Sir 9aa- mno 2I06ef S&reiuer,
S6mie0e un0 ShfoTer.

Gin boaitdnoises Eager BON 0anb.
tperts5euasn unb @erdtbf6aften finoet
man BET SIPS & 6aarma1lt,
No. Is unb 20 Commerce 8 StraBe.
Die Mltslieber Der 5irma baben grunbs
li9e 9enntuiB bieiss @ei96ftes unb
MAIDEN es fi6 CUR Iufsabe, ben Mnfor=
oerungen ibrer Gunben in ieber Meile
geredt gu meroen. Shre &eeaitdt iii
woblbetannt unb fe laHem iid in gii.
ligfeit Der preiie BON teiner aubern
Girma .fibertreffen. MeFeri6miebs
tDaaren, Betting unb &nbber Dadina
in GROCER Nuspabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
SIR Sarmcr.

Wenn Sbr mad San Nntonio fommt
um @infdufe gu MAIDEN, sebt gu Sips
6 0aarmann SO. Is unb 20
Commerce 5 StraBe. Sort finbet Sbr
bag reidbaltieffe Eager bon Mderbauz
gerdtbi6aften. Glen, 3inn- unb 8Iedz
Waaren, Gtdea. UNI Stuten.O efen;
fertige Wagen uns ole ba3u geh6rigen
einselnen, Sbetle, Sobn Deere pfliige
unb Ssborne's Mtdber uno @etei1.
Sips & 6aarmana bebienen Sud
prompt u9b geben gu6 biligere preiie
als irsenb cine anoere Girma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

Bolton. Der Muftionatpr, al, Der
9onftontrasens8 Bride, bat eimer f96n
aHortirteu gorratb BON WDbelu =
Waaren erffer RlaKe = ar raifonabIen
preiien. Stiible, Betten nit Spring,
febers MatraBen. por3elan., @lass unb
Meheri6mieb Waaren unb fat Mles
Mnoere, mas Sbr 3ur comfortablen Aus.
fatiung Cures 9auies n6tbig babt. 81
ma9t fi6 elm 8~ergnussn baraus, feline
Waaren gu 5eigen uno prelie ar3ugebeu.
Seben Sam # a 9, Normittags 10
ubr finbet III feinem Store Elm Mats
tionsberfauf ftatt. 7,2,1fm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

2aBt @u9 ni6t tdufden burd
niebere preiie ftir Mrbeit, pelde better
als irgeno eine in Seras seliefert tpirb,
1onbern perfiigt @u9 nod Gallo
10 dp's pbotosraphiidem MteIier, SO.
Alb Sfs 9ouifon=5 traBe. no gud quite
uno 5ufrieoenfelenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
pretfe gorantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
samadle llnO tinoerloie Ira1er

iolten nidt berspeifeln. ~ioneern Matb. unb Be-
lebruns aus einem Bude Idopfen, burd mel.
DIES Saufenbe iunerbalb i~iiraetfr Belt ibre poae
@efunbbett -tSieber erIangt unb ben ein3isen
@unf4 hires Ser3ens in grfiauns seben IA.
ben. Dos nit pielen Rranfengefhidren er.
Iduterte, rei9lid aussetattete ieuefe @erf
tpir6 gratis uuo fl berfdidt BON Der
Hrtbate gltntc & 4tSpenfarp, 16 g..
&buftpn gtr., Netp Dorf, " ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

30. $. Gmtterfibe & Co.. 1886
DIT. 9oulton.S traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : 6itters, balten fi9 benz
gublifum fiir lle in ibrGa6 i@lagenben
Mrbeiterl e~mpfoblen. uub beripre6en
prompte Beforsuns aller Q~uftrdge.
2rOnleudter, Sass 6iTtures, Babepaus
men. Glofets &c. ftets on 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

sa- %. 9'allbimL Np. 215 MIamos
Plaaa, Mppthefer uno 9dnbIer
in DroguenaIler art, Vatents
Mebi5iaen, paifiimereien, 3uilettes
9lrtifeln &c. Beionoere Muimerffamfeit
wirb Der Receptur sei9enft. 9uf.
fridge bon auberbalb merben prompt
ausgefabrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
Mnset9e fur Stenersabler.
9th Gnlettots Offee.

VIHY WUHttEUt1 OTTtEtf
Gan antonio, Z. Nobember. 1887.
Der llutersei6nete ma&t bterbur6 befannt,
oab bic t1otii@e no palorsm unb aopIteuer fir
bas @unieipoliabr 1887. 6aS am 80. 6ebruar
1888 enost, iaais lift. Die Steusrn fnb Dor
benz senanutsn Datum gu entridtsn.
6. 6. Saueiieu,
8,il, t60m, wl0R Stdbtii fer Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
a =Ylam
aranias Yab. Balm.

n b a tt
Won San Nntouio nod Corpus
@briFi. 0ouiton unb Sal
oe1ton-...-..-...-11 ubt gormgs.
8on San Nutouio nod Serrz
bile ---,.-.-.>...6 nbr Nbenbs.
-M ntunft-
5u San IatOnio bon Corpus
gbrifti, 9ouiton unb @als
petton....-..5 ubr 80 Min. Nadm.
Su San Nntouio BON 2err=
billie ..-..........10 ubr 8ormgs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

: Das gr6Bte 2ager BON @eDebr.
unb &eDolber= patrone1l uuo 9illeu Bel
Piper & 8 @ultbeBa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
Die ~Jreie preHe fir Iegas"
bat Voss auen SentfA , terantf@en
Settmmeen Ste et6kte Hbomnentens
sabI.
Wie6er einthaI bic MpnrcesD uctrin
i'm Wprberarun0e.

00ie6er eintataI bic Monrces1 uctriu
im Noroer8runbe.
SIN &eprdientanteubauie bat DC
Nboo bon Stem Seriep bic folgenbe
&eiolutiou einsebradt, oel9e aud
uadher benz AusiduHe fit auspdrtise
AnseIegenbeiten ~iibermieiea tpurbe. Sic
Iautet:
Sn Mubetradt Der 9batia6e, bas bic
cine bebeutenbe Strede mertbbolen @ebietes,
psldes bisber i'm gefte Der &epubiit genesueIa
nar, unb oas biefelbe our@ ibre Msenten IN
Semeraro (Georaetorpn) in Brittle Guiana
pbne @efet uno @edt unb auea Wroteffen ber
&esiernns BON geneanela gum Grose iiber ie.
mes 6ebiet na4 Gutoiinten p%erfist, unb iid
aetpei3ert bat, iiber bic 6rase ber i~treiti9en
@ren5lsHlen fd In irseu0 iptlde @srbanblun.
gen eip3ulaHen; fotpie ferner
Sn Anbetra9t baB bic Ser. Staaten
burd ibre aItbersebradte @olitit, ben 8eftanb
unb bic rnabbdnsisteit aIIer 2anber Nmeritas
sesen bic Serr1 G9elufe europdif4er 2dnber 30
fdiiten unb beionbers bic republifanif9e
etaatsform aafre6t gu erbalten - fowobl int
Morben, nie i'm Suoen oeS amer.tanif9en
commences
Set es oel @1otl n, oab Der 4raitoent
s s.,ag, D .m;S6s ua' NV 'u msa;.rn rau sS Ssr @sr
Staten gnoIanbs unS Sene.geios. bic i'd
auf ben borliesenOen @reuafreit tuifden 8ri.
tifs .guiaua anO genetueIa beaieben-uno 10.
tes.I nas I'M cnentI'dsn Sntsseae rateiam nno
. .uasasg 'r-O''a Saals 0et ''speu'ea'aa'e" sue
@.I. w...o m.w>..
V!s'sa gan5 Dee.'e appsu y..aoous
w p.s 1soe,oe S as ~ astaesuegs
auI elsens yaup veg Aa..usIenels !!
!.anDen' luaDslM :: oeIuats Ie.ae enl.
asguns Dsl Jug unss,:s Malssuag p. ~
@sIanDIen oef aspau.I Sene5uela IN
gDuIN1ag.oa lDlp,s uss osnsdaela''lWea
@p NY ~ .eeU votl. m..s4
1is naele 9 geh getluW Magle,
teopaIIe1e QanDe'soeS'egangea 5u pen
Saneelh efA1Ial, uHD Suo 1AeI1las
aa5ulaupIem, % III q DBL Hur per5s
lIW 'oeaIs Ve9eal'eos. IM VegenIge'!e.
maa 5et8le pen anskfitahllVeM @pMmli
laren logar III etnet gar MOI mlB5is
OetnepenoeH 2Se'ls oIe 1aIe SWl.ier.
Sssa uuI., W nauA e'nenl o'sls, "@'e',
nen. auI ole p~nnaetaA9ea run, fangf
pells'oe an ~ lVlesen uuo mia pen
une1s SaM osmegeus Ole aoue oes
sstoBeH 0euGersa gu uoerGegmen uno
oen oolen Sega Sul 5a au@Il9en:
Was oeu Slrelllau an fG an lan9t,
. tana na@ 9eaaner praIang Der
apa'ldge1 aaO oel'Wle oaerotn9s
faam eln 3nelIel eGraoer Defleperi, oaB
r@ Sene5u.la I'M Iept, @n9iano pa.
gegen IN uHreWt oeFnoel, Ino oaB IS
ltg fpleoer UNI eInen Def nblt9erI brit'
ttigen @roolnsyerluge Daaoelt.
Das Strelt 2Sfeef. UNI oas IS tl9
ganOelf, tf uorlgens ielnesfpegs rnoes
oeuten1, penn erfens pat oas betrefs
feHDe @ebtet elrle1l umfarlg, ettsa bon
Der VroBe idrlmflt1er Neu : Gnglanes
Staoferl 5uiarnrleigenomrlen uro
atuette'ss ba1tOelt IS lld lH1 ai6ts @es
rlftgeres, OILS uIt bic Deberriburg Der
IN cortr1ereleller We3leburg 10 bohmi9s
tlge1 Srtl0eeo . WfiHoung, reipeetlnst
W~tlnoun9en.
als OOaaaO ~ Segts loi4 el m
ass.a oDn ya'aua W. S'e o''sol@s c &c.
nlRTtIHn nnIfnY nft1qrQ npf MIN MIL =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

sar Geinfte unb bilisfte 9rudia.
den bel 5 obnDn 8ros.
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OELRICH'S & 90.

2 BcUtIn9 Vreen, BEN Ucrt
B. 3. gouns, 6. @rieienbed, Suso q
Sdimslber unb 8. 9. Mneslamorn. 30. 2ss
gommereeRrase, asenten fur San antonio.
s Huuqe & Co., Nsenten fiir gnerp.
.. &uHet, aseut fir Sduleuburg,
Wtoie Mapbael I9ent fir eouffon.
Clemens & 6auf uub ernF Sderf, Agen.
ten fir gsu. 8rauufeIs.
8. @otidsr, asent fir @eimar, Ssras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

Gn4O 1AG En- p. Rowell & Co.'S NeWspapcS
Advertising Bureau &c Spruce 81 where sdyey5aslne
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds and Stocks

Npw YoHK, April ls.--Moncy on call easy
AT per cent. Prime mercantile paper bcyl
per cent. Sterling exchange active and
strong with actual business at 4obN for
sixty day bills and Si.S7A for demand.
Government bonds were fairly active ana
steady to firm. State bonds were quiet ana
steady.
Tho stock market was somewhat un-
settled for the general list throughout most
Of the day, and while fluctuations were un-
important few stocks displayed marked
weakness. The offer Of the treasury depart
mcnt 10 buy bonds caused arush 10 cover IN
the early morning, and the market Tor
short time was quite strong, but the sclling
By the foreigners soon neutralizcd TINS IN
nuencc, and the traders started ~ to sell inc
list, finally wiping out most oil the improve
ment. Kansas a. Texas was the first object
Of attack, and story that receiver was
soon 10 be appointed for the road was indus
triously circulated, the effect OF which
was 10 depress its price ~ per cent,
| and even after the rumor received Official
| deninl there wns not strength in u To rally
more than 4 per cent. Missouri Pacihc tol'
| lowed with u marked decline for no reason
| that could be SEEM and the bullish feeling Of
| the opening entirely disappeared Norfolk
| A. Western preferred next took up the de
| cline, and the belief was that IL was on sell,
i lnN ny inc IAlSi ltilnthntt pt'lllNi WIZ NN"tt'
now send all their business over the Rich.
mond 4 West Point. The last mentioned
stock, however, gave no indication that II
was affected by the story. There was spur
| in the coalers toward the end Of the day, hui
its effect was lost before the close The Hue
tuaiions were confined 10 the narrowest lin
It's In most Of the list and st. Paul Wal
| traded In 10 the extent Of 5,GGO shares on a.
extreme range Of only u per cent. Th'
opening was strong at advances extending Il
| i per cent. aud further gains ranging NJ
| TO y per cent were established In the. frs
half hour, but the advance was thei
checked and Kansas 4 Texas FOLLOWED
by Norfolk & Western preferred, be
came conspicuous for weakness, while TN
general list dropped 10 below the opening
figures. After noon the market became
stagnnnt, though Missouri Pacific was weak
but later the movement In the coalcrs start
ed and the general list responded TO limited
extent There was no further feature an'
the close was barely steady. The ACTIVE
stocks show irregular fractional changes 10
the day, hut Kansas n Texas lost I &c an,
Missouri cihc and Noriork x Western pre-
fcrrcd y per cent, each. Railroad bond
were more active and again firm To strong
Tho total sales Of stocks today were ~, 10
shares. Closing quotations;
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CoTFTE-Common, Toe: ordinary, i0ci fair,
Lee prime Rio, lsc, choice 10 iancy 2Oci old
government, 2s6sg0c: firm.
SuGAg-Purc white, OAc; of white, 0N@
Gs6c: yellow clarified, 0amOatc; open kettle,
6is@59tc refined A, CSC, standard granulnt-
ed 7lsc plantation graduated, no pow
der,,l, S,g cut LOAF ~; steady.
RIcr-Lousiann, 5,sce1c; Carolina, Ois09
20; strong
CANNED GooDs-Pinc apples, $3.50. Peaches,
lbs. standard t2.25; lbs standard, $40;
second ~ "a; lbs, standard. S2.26. Toma.
toes, . lbs, standard, Si.iO, lbs, standard,
Si25. Strawberries, sl.75. Raspberries,
&im. Rackbcrrics, sl.25@i.40. Green
png,s. 81 .75al.s5 Fears, Si.Tad2.2i. Plums,
~ 0SCrl.Th. Asparagus, S2.IJm420. Green
corn, N.i5ai.i5 Green peas, Si.00@i.oO.
Cove oysters, full weight, Id, O5c 2 lbs,
81. Gjb0l.75, light weight. 10. OOa05c 2lbs,
$40. Condensed milk, Crown, $5,1ba6s5
Eagle, t11a; Swiss, 1915. salmon, slSo,
Sardines, 1913; mustard sardincs, $500
Mackcrcl, $3.50, herring mackercl, Si.2b.
CaSDIts-Stiok, all sizes, In bxs pals and
brls, sgi0c; fancy assorted, sytCsl5c; extra
fancy, ise.25c; arm.
Cmr,sp-New York factory, case full
cream, i2@isc; Young America. lSqiic.
SoArs AND CANnLrs-Soap, 3Cg5lac; can
dies. full weight, s9lmOc.
sltr---aaginaw. " asCsi. 40 per brl; Ohis
river. Al. 2OCti % per brl; skis, nnc, ~. $50
| i.lO, coarse, ti.i0ldilb. pkts bleached, A2o
| mixed brls, slO5l mixed. 2Ae1c.
| MoLAssrs-Iouisanac common 10 fair, 2Os
25c; prime 10 choice, yagasc; fancy, i0at5C
common 10 fair, 2ott23c. prime 10 choice, ,
Csc; syrup, 2oaiOc, steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19
arnin nna rra,i.lan..

CnIcA0o, H., April ls.-Wheat g \ pcriencod
n shnrp break today II was not occnsioned
by any change oi conditions or any fresh
bear arguments, but was simply the reaction
Of an oycrbulrcd market Tho professional
bear, who wcry whipped from 90 up 10 SO
aud who turned In With the buyers ycsicr.
day, wcrc either content 10 do nothing this
morning or hHsicncd 10 sell both short and
10 rcalisc at the top The great crowd who
bought all the way up wanted 10 rcalize.
The insult was n sudden LET down, which Il
rcgiricd az only temporary by the advocates
VI ,till higher prices. MAY wheat opened NJ
Sc sold straight down 20 s0ikc then mp 20
sii.c, aud then dropped the second time silll
lower going 10 sQ'.c. later sales wcrc
mostly about s0is6so'Ec, the closing price.
at 3 o'clock being nj the former figure
Corn, like wheat, opened higher than the
close last night and some outside buying
orders caused May to scll at the top Tor the
week ai 55e}57isc After the ilrsl half hour
however, corn broke nearly a. bad In pro.
portion ~ wheat May went down 10 55Ac
lane from 81 10 blilo aud July from 6SAc
20 biisc. The decline was due 10 realizing
sales, the influence Of wheat and the pms
poets OF liberal receipts tomorrow, the csti
mate being i72 ear. Receipts this morning
wctc but NJ can, Of which hs ears Ncrc OF nc
grade Closing prices Tor future. were from a,
10 jsc lower than last night. MAY closed aatc
Oats ruled weaker The market was als,
more quiet, being fair rather than dull. Thl'
was attributed 10 lower corn market
Near futures closed IT, lower. Receipts fo
hogs wew liberal aud prices so TO- lowe
early, but reacted aud closed nrncr Trad
Ing In product reached fair aggregate. Thu
oilcriugs and demand for park were nbou
even, aud the market held steady between
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General News.

The Missouri river Is still rising rapidly.
THE river OF Cairo fell 1 tenth yesterday.
THE Ohio river is falling its entire length.
THE Tennessee and Cumberland rivers are
falling.
THE Chickasaw departed for White river
last evening with sS1od trip.
THE Guiding Star is due here en- route
from Ncw Orleans to Cincinnati.
TIE Golden Rule from New Orleans passed
Louisville yesterday bound for Cincinnati.
THE Gayoso leaves this evening ats o'clock
for Tiptonvlle and way landings on the up
per coast.
TnE City OF Cairo passes here tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock on her way from 81
Louis 10 Natchez.
TnE City Of New Orleans Is hourly ex-
pectcd TO pass here on her way from New
Orleans to st. Louis.
The Kate Adams departs this evening at
o'clock for Helena, Fiiars Point Concordia
Tcrrcne and Arkansas City.
GAIT. HENRY COOPER, Of the steamer Ross
Lee, attended the races yesterday and placed
| his Doodle on the losing horses.
TnE river Of this point at O o'clock ycster
| day afternoon, stood 80 feet tenths, de
cline of tenths since last report
Tur City Of Monroe leaves here tomorrow
| morning at 10 o'clock for Cairo, ST. Louis
and Intermediate landings giving cheap
rates to oil points
The Coahoma arrived from Friars Point
Yesterday forenoon with Is bales OF cottor
and few packages Of sundries. She re
turned last evening with fair trip.
The Rosa Lee brought in from osceola
Yesterday 100 bags OF cotton seed and som'
sundrics. She returned last evening will
a fair showing OF both freight and people.
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fccdstuiD.

HAy--Cholcc. from store. e5casl.00 car
load, from lcvee or depot SlS.b0gl0JO'
prime. store, 0o@02Tc; ear load, from loyec
or depot, 81 .O0ais.00 prairie, from store,
00@7Oc car load, from lcycc or depot 5000
CJl3.0O.
BnAN-From store, ii.oo; from lcyec OF
depot, 5000
tons-From store, white, 62c; mixed 6sc;
from lcyec or depot white, IN bulk, 6lc In
SKIS, O0c; mixed, IN bulk. 54c; IN SKIS, 6ic.
OArs-From store, white, 42c; mixed 4Oc;
from cvcc or depot, white, In bulk. 3sci In
SKIS, i0c; mixed. In bulk, gici In SKIS, 3Sc.
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-Mackcrcl, half brls, No. I, 1925;
No. p 1915, i0-lb kit No. 1, GLIB, No. 2,
Sl.l0. Dry herring, family. 25c per box.
Hoo PRopucrs--lligher; mess pork, $500
@i5,60; sugar cured hams, lo9iC9i1 Hci break
last bacon, loA@iiAci bacon, clear rib
sides, $40; bulk pork, clear sides, S@slsci
clear rib sides, 59i@I7sc; long clear, $50
7si; shoulders, O5tc.
Lann-Tcs, i've: half brls, 7s1ci kegs, IKE
choice kettle, sIfGoci higher.
Fnrsu MrArs-Cholcc beef, headquarters,
l0c; forequariers, 5c second grade, hind
quarters Sc; forcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, iOc
Hogs, nc. -
flos furr-Drls, $3.50, half brls, $1,000
| 400, kegs sl.J0.
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Household supplies.

ArriTs...Ncw York, s3.So@a75 per bil;
dried apples, 7Ctsc per III from store. Dried
pcacher, " frum store.
NEuNr Anirs---Onions, fi.ooCf 80 per brl,
s2uO per bu. Cabbage, now Louisiana, crate,
ks.55(t4.O0 kraui, brls, 800 half brls,
uhO. Garlic 5oc per 100 Turnip-, $1,000
| lis per brl.
PouLtnY Chickens, spring. scarce, 500
6SoG hens, t3oosa2S turkeys $1,000
| iaO
FRr1r.-Omngc,. Mcssinn, $3.50 per bow
imperial, $50 Irr box. Lemons, 5000
$50 per box. Bananas sLO@250 per
/ bunch.
ptcgiu-ntls, $3.50, half brls tLOO
| Eaus-Easyi bNs, ijC, cases, lic.
| HvsiNs-loudon laycrs, $500, layers, t2.15
| California f225
Nuts-Cocoanuts $40 per 100. Peanuts
| Virginia, o. Tennessee. farmers stock, 36s
&C. roasted, 2'sc higher shcllc,l, loo, rccans,
| TcNas. Nai2c
liurru-B utlcrine, i2tti5c; creamery. y
Cd3oc, dairy, isa22ci country butter i5Ca 20C
Ctprn-olark, $3.50 pee brl, and $3.50 pei
/ half bril-
Potarors-firm selling al tl.25eti. 30 per
bu, ka2iMlj0 per brl. sweet potatoes 81
| @10O per hrl. seed swcct, g. O92.IA
NiNTun-rcr Rnl. s6iilc.
| STH,wnEnnirs-- 81 O0a3.6o per ease pinis
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The Erdngeiia says that the constitution
Of the Presbyterian church forbids the
scheme OF coterminous presbyteries which
has been proposed as a solution OF the
race problem. II looks now as though the
two branches OF the Presbyterian church
would have 10 meet this race question and
decide Il on It's merits. The Independent
SAYS: III the union OF two churches can
only be accomplished by creating another
church, what Is the net gain OF such union2
II the union Of the northern and southern
Presbyterian churches can only be accom-
plished by the virtual organization OF q
church OF the negroes within the reunited
church, Is Il worth while TO have the
union2"
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GENERAL TRADE.


Conv MEAr--Standard $270@2.75; pearl
a. 90; roller, $500; steady.
BEANS AND PEAs--Nayy Leans, $2.'5g3;Ooi
medium, $40. Stock peas, 1925 per bn
lady peas, 1915 per bu; black eyes, Sl'J'
per bu.
OAr MKAIs-In half brls, $3.50 from store
FLouR--From store common, $JOO@36O
family. g. 76; choice, 1890 fancy, 400; cxtrl
fancy. 81 l5; patent, Si.75og5.00; steady.
CRAcKERs-sodn. treble extra, DC; ginger
snaps, 5%m0isc; assorted jumbles, lO@l2c
CRAcEED wrmAr--ln half brls, $i25 from
store.
IIoMiYY AYp GnIrs--From store, 1925
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ATTEND the Races today.

For many years past the Brahmins ol
Benares have determined the date OF q
holy festival Of their religion, known "a
Durga Puja, by an English almanac. They
have now discovered that this corrupt fol.
lowing Of the hated foreigner has vitiated
the whole series OF religious rites. Act'
OF merit are rendered valueless, marriages
are invalid and the vengeance OF heaven
II ready TO fall upon the people. Thing
will continue this way until n number o.
venerable old Brahmins get together, look
at the stars awhile and repeat lot Of mys
tcrious words. In this way they will fine
out the right date Of the festival, and the
curse will be taken OF the land