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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

Der Girft 8ismafd fider, baB Der Gais
Ter fetne pldne bil,gt.
@erabe5u munoerbar 1T es. 6aB fi6
Der Gaiier WiIbslm bel allen. NOS in
leBtsr Set auf ibn einIttrmt, nod im>
mer Der benfbar 9r6Bten &iitisfeit En-
freut. @r unternimmt tdalth ldnsere
Spasierfabrten unb aeiet fid aud meb=
rere Male mdhreno bes Snaes am biftos
ridden @ffeniter, mDburh er meientlld
na3u belt, dst, bic fieberbaft aufseregten
Gemiitbers Der 8erliner 5u b~erubigen.
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800
8elphunna.
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PlOV OetuwbWuSs P1OO
Die 2eier Der uJreien Breile" tuerben
ii6 freuen, 81 %erfabren. 6aB es menigs
items cine gefir6tete Rrantbeit aiebt,
mel6e bic WifeuIdaft in al ibreu
Stabieu bat turiren f6nnen, anb bas 1T
Der 3atarrb. 9aQ's 9atartb : Sur 1T
Die ein3ige ieBt in Der meoiainifden
8riberi9aft betannte pofitiue Sur. Ser
Ratarrb 1T cine Gonftltutionsfraufbeit
uno erforoert cine Notwithstanding
Bebanolung. 0a1's 3atarrb : Sur
mirb eingeuommen uttb uirft brett auf
bas 8lut unb bic @hleimbautfd1en
bes 9piiems. babur9 Die 8runoIage
her 2ranfbeit erit6reno unb benz ga.
tienten gtdrte sebenb, inbem fe bi.
GonifitutiDu aufbaut urtb Der Natur in
ibrer 9rbeit biIft. Die gieentbiimer
haben 10 piel 8ertraueu su ibren Dell,
trdften, baB he bunbert Dollars flr ies
ben GaQ anbieten. ben tie nf6t beilt.
2abt @u6 bic Site Der 3eugnt1e toms
men. Nbreiirt
3. 5. @henep & Co.,
9olebo, Sblo.
~-gertauft BON &potbetern, IS @ts.
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Sir Farmer.

Menn Sbr mad Sdn antonio fsmmi
UNI ginfdufe gu ma@erL sebt au Sips
& 6aarmann. go. Is ur.b &c
Commerce /. StraBe. BORT finbet 50,
bas reihbaltigfie Sager bon Mderbau=
gerdtbi6aften. Glen, 3inns unb Ble9,
Waoren, 2i6en= uno Stubsu,O efen !;
fertige Wagert unb ole bo5u geb6rigeu
einselnen Sbeile, Sobn Deere pfllge
unb Ssborne's Mdber uno Nehea.
Sips & 6aarmann bebienen Sud
prompt unb seben @u6 biIi9ere preife
als irgenb cine anbere 6irma.
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California Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes Sa=
ger BON ieinen California : Weineu bel
0errn 5. 5. Meper am NIamo
plaaa. 9err MfeDer fuht Bic Weine
on Dirt unb etele aus uib falft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Wein3i1ter. Mls
gutem 2entler gelinst es ibm tets, bic
beifen Sorten aus5umdblen. Gr fam
feline 2unben uno Jamilteu nit einem
guten 3rOpfen psrieben. &otb= unb
MeiBweine in bor3hsIider QuaIitdt
BON iegt ab $1.00 per @olone = frei
Ing !Daus ge!iefert.
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a. 0letb
8orrfspotidfts.-S aplor, ben l..
Wtdia. = Oas lauomirtb19attltte Ges
merbe ~ IN 3eTas oortptegero oastea
lllge, tueld)es IN ben legtel Jabren ben
Staat CUR g~eoeibllfen @ntptdlung ge'
bra6t bat. &omrlen bod aus allen 8e'
geloe1 per Union, aus taft teoent
Staate, Nntrasen ther charlottesville
nine unb Sooenprelte In SeTas bon
SeutetI, bic beabttdbttgett, bier tbr So'
Inicll gu nehnert, Denerl Gltma uno
tonlttee 3ultdnoe In ben ytoros unb
Mtlttelltaaten nidt 5u1agerl uno bic bon
unielem Staats 10 ghnttige Beri9te
erbtelten, baB ite benfelben NIT ibrer
Qein1atb gu ~Dertatifen geoenten. Die
nTrele prefe" bat nun lelt lange our9
a%aregenoe 4rtItel bic Sanowlrtbi9aft
IN Segas 3u bebe1l UNI gu t6roerr ges
fubt unb bag TT anertennenstpertb rnb
anglei9 ertolgretd3. oenr elm Blatt, bas
unter Der 9notoirtb19aftltten Benbltez
rung 10 piele Seller bat, fanu un3weis
telbatt urgenletn nlei 5ur 9ebnHq beg
Geperbes bettrageri. . unb es 1T ertreus
LID, Dab unter uniern oeuti9en Garz
mern pisl Sini1 fur JabIeetiire berri9t.
oenll Elm GROCER 3bell berielben bat I'D
aus onberen Stdnoen refrutirt un6 be:
bari lsbr Der untsrweifnng bnr9 Wort
unc> S9rift. Siebt man bod bel gar
bielen beuti9en 5armern Den sSaus
uno 9ausrnfrsnno", Der bon 0arss
guidbauer In Wiseonlin reotgirt uirb.
Wenn nun au9 bet ltebe Dams BON Der
GanoDirtbf1aft IN nen Sd6iaaten
ber5lid tpsnlg peritebt, feline auffdBe
aberbaupt aiemll9 tribal finb unb mas
bas eigentli9e @eperbe angebt, meuig
Neues bringen, 10 finb he op9 fir ben
GARNER. Der frtiber elm anberes @eDer.
be betrieben uno ert in Amerifa au
pfug uub 9ade srift ni9t 70 gara
mettDlos.
Sier in Wiliamion 60. finb in bic.
fem 6rtbiabr grobe Romplere nit 6as
fer beiteut worben unb in Golge Der
%gtinfigen, feu@ten Witterung ftebt
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aeurit, mauduaaren,

8rocerpbdnoler uno 6~peiiepirtbs
bonn 2att5e m69ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB min
fit bic Gabrifafion bon Wurft. uni
Rau9maaren umfangreide Bsrberei.
tungen getrofen baben unb In Gtanb
geieBt inb, allen Nuforberungen Sc.
niige 5u leiifen. Wir geben @arantie
fir quite Maare unb reeIe 8ebienung.
Die 3~ubereitung ftebt inter unierer per=
i6nliden 2eituns. Senbet Cure 8es
itellunge, bel 3eiten elm.
Wm. 6bfIing & Sobn,
1,10m1i 511 Mbenue g..
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Gin 6~anfbarer Yatient,

Der feinen 9amen niat senannt baben piI unb
Der feline poIIfanhise @isbsrber.
fsIIans bon @perem peiben elmer in
feinem Doftorbm& angesebeneu aranei terbantt,
Idbt sur4 nns ba6elbe tofenfrei in feline
IeiOemben Mitmenf@en berf&iden. Dieies srobs
Bud enttdlt Re3epte, bic in ieber apotbefe
semadt iuerben f6unen. S9idt Cure abreHe
nit Brifmarfe an: @rtbnte Gltuic 8
9~tSpenfnrb, IS e. 9ouffDn Ctr, Neiu
Dorf u. D.
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2aBt gu9 ni9t tdulden ,burd
niebere preiie fur Qrbeit, meI9e better
als irgeub eine in 5eras eeliefert pirb,
fonbern nerfigt @u1 nod Gallo.
10 ans pboto9raphiihem Mtelier, go.
Alb Sts0 ouftons9 traBe, ND gu9 CUTE
uno aufrieoenfelenbe Mrbeit gu reelem
preiie garantirt nirb.
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Gin aaufm.aa,t tn BET lluteraabt,

Gtm 3aufutatttt tn bet unterRabt,
benz tur& Elm leibenbes unb fHreienbes
3inb utebrere Wddte Der S1laf seraubt
wurbe unb Der 3u Der lleber5eusuns &c.
lanste, baB Wrs. Binslpus Sootbins
Sprup serabe Der Grtifel fet, beHen er fir
bas Sinh benStbiste. tuufte einen gorratb
BACON. Mls er mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner Trau bappn Wittheiluns rtadte, wei.
serte fe fid, benz Sinbe bon benz @efauf.
ten su rerabrei&en. ba ie cine Nnbdnge.
rim Der SomSopothie mar. Die nddfe
Wadt wurbe mteber i&laflos Ssrbradt.
Gls Der Batter am nddifsn Gage mad
9auie fam, funb CT cas Sinc idle&ter
ole ie, unb ba &c abermals cine ihlafioie
Wadt beflr&tete, rerabreidte Ct wdbrsnb
Der Mbpeienbeit ieiner Trou benz Sinbe
cine Ycrtion bes Gprup unb iuste nidts
bapcn. Die Nadt borauf idlief G0es
wcbl unb Der fleine Sdreier erpadte
an, Wcrsen nit beiterm @efi&t. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iiber ben pl5sli6en
wu~nberbareu Be&feI unb obmobl le f&
Juerff beleibist fibl.e, ais fe auftliruns
erbi:lt, ieste. fe bennO& ben 9ebrau9
bes Sprups fort. S4reienbe 4inber
unb idlaflOie Ra&te itnb ibr jest uube.
FAINT. Cine e~in3slne YrObe nit benz
@prup bat nod Das Qeiben iebes 8inbes
uno bas Ucrurtbeil Der Mutter beliest.
Sn allen Gpotbeten ju baben; IS @ents
bic Nlaf4e.
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8oltuu, Der 0lmftinmatur, an Der
9ouftonitraben>g Bride, bat einen id6u
afortirten 8ortatb bon. M6bsln-
Waaren erfer &faRe = gu .raiiouabIen
preifen. Stible, Betten nit .@p1ings
febers MatraBen. poraeaans, @lass unb
Me1eri6mieb Waaren unh fat Mles
Mnoere, mas Shr sur eomfortabien Nuss
fattung Cures 6aufes n6tbig babt. ST
ma6t fi9 elm gergnlgen baraus, feline
Waaren su3eigen unb preliis an5ugeben.
Seben 8 an ag, 8ormittags 10
ubr finbet in feinem Store Elm Nuts
tionsberfau fatt.s 7,2,1im
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MAX GIPPRIcH,
mufif Sebrer

GrtteiIt llntertidt in gioIine unb anberes
S,reidinfrumsnisn, iopie in ben biberfen
8las. SnFrumenten. Serfelbe bat etn neaes
Srdefer gesriinbet, treltes allen Mniprtidben ces
muffIiebenben Bublifxms 5u 9enigen I'M
Gtanbe if.
az 8eaeaunsen bittet man IN @ogsans
Mnfit Store ober auftn Strabs
800 abauaeben. s.l0,IVn
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= Sn ennis iino brsi 3iessIiteia.
@ebdube eineefthrst. Ser anbaltenoe
@egen bate bic @runbmauern unter'
maiden uub ftarfe Winbe baben BITE
2ataftropbe beidleunigt.
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1uuoenInm6he
8lutipeiea,

9ungeniGmd9e, SlutipeieH,
S6pinbiu@t uno dbnli9e 2eiben, obue
Nr3t eebeiit. Nbreiire meaen 4bhanb'
lung nit @inIaae BON 10 Cts. in Brief.
marfen: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, 663 Main ST., Buffalo,
New York.
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s@ Spbnon8ros. liefern bic
beffen unb bilisffen Srudia6en. Gebt
gu ibnen.
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sas- %. 9'0(lbini Np. 215 Mlamos
pla5a, Mputbefer uno 6dnbIer
in Droguen alter Mrt, Vatents
MeOi5iuen, pa,fiimereien, SDilettes
Nrtiteln &c. Befonoere aufmerfiamfeit
Dir6 Der 8eceptur gef6enft. guf.
fridge BON auberbalb uerben prompt
ausgefibrt.
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Gabrz9 lam.
Nranias Yak 8abn.

u b a B TT
Ton San Nntonio rad Corpus
@brtti, Douiton uno Sal
Detton.-....--.-..11 ubl Yormgs.
Won San Nntonio mad 3errs
ollie .--,-...-..>...4 ubr NaGm.
-N ntun-
Sn San I1tonio bon CORPUS
@brifi, 0ouiton unb @ul<
befon..-....5 ubr 80 Min. Madm.
Sn San Nntonio BON Rerr=
bile .............10 ubr Gormgs.
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sar Geinfte unb biuisffe grudia.
der BET 5 0 bno On 8ros.
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~ S~ppoibeten'Nnleiben rbue CONS
milton go. $50 Commensurate.
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OELRICH'S 4 GO.

THIS PAPER RF :. E6 Ss spg1 Ss sn &C., &c = g.
Advertising ureauti0Spru 81 whera advefzlS{l9
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6. S. @eauer,

2O5 Wef, gpmmerceFraB {,
b6lt elm sroBes unb febr getpdbltes Sos
ger BON Sabeten, &ouIeau1,
BiIberrabmen unb 9eiten.
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensW aterialien
aaer Nrt, Garben unb Nnfrei'
der M atertalien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemtf9te
Garben, bic beiten urb biltgten i'm
Martte, BIZ inter boiler Garantie pers
fault tuerben. s + t. unb b e.
g%eIgIas uub aubere In bieies Sod
f@logenbe @rtifel; tDorin 6err Miler
Sas gr6bte Eager i'm Weifen bes Gtaas
tes bot. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tper'
ben prompt ausaefihrt.
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SO. s.. Gmtterfine & Co., 1876
On. 9olltonsS traBe. plumbers, @ass
unb steam $ Gitters, balten ff@ benz
publifum fir llle III ibr6a6 i6lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen uub peripre9en
prompte BeiOr9ung aler g~luftrdge.
2ronleu9ter, Sos. 6irtures, Babeipan.
men, Glolets &c. fets an 0anb.
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EHg CHARLES 1. E0GEEER CO.. Baltimore. IL
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Improved plants ara like improved animals;
their very improvement makes il necessary that
the care by which they were produced should
be continued. When this il not done they may
not do nearly rs we'll a. an old kind, habituated
to some extent to hardships. Il is . fact that
scrub farmers succeed best with scrub stock and
scrub crops.
One mistake made with selling fowls IL Ia
growing them to q large size before selling.
The best weights are from three TO four pounds
each. The demand is greater for such weights,
rs many buyers have found the larger sizes
more expensive. Commission merchants report
that while there is. Of course. q demand for
choice. large fowls, yet the smaller ones sell
more rapidly.
In 1860 the British vice-consul at Copenhagen
reported that the butter made In Denmark was
exceedingly bad. Shortly after Denmark COM
mencsd to establish dairy schools, and now has
ten at the national expense, and her character
has 30 improved that the Danish butter 10 the
finest and best favored in the British market.
Every branch Of agricultural industry could Be
improved here In the same way.
Staggers are the result Of congestion Of the
brain, due to overlooking. Pigs are moro often
overfed than any other animals, and IL Is the
source Of nearly all the diseases to which they
are subject. Il affects the nerve esntsrs in the
brain and spinal cord. Give the pigs no feed 1T
all for forty-eight hours. but only water, then
begin feeding very lightly, and give the food in
shallow trough. 30 that it can be taken mp only
slowly.
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SEQ 81 Csc: October. a5sos6oc; city steam.
al5c-
l9c. Cheese quA - ana easier
CHICAGO. MAY a'.-Ihe leading feature on
'Chsnge this morning - Ie unsetusd eonoi-
sion Of the wheat marks 1 The action during
the frat hour was even IA ~ "a 'nen
July started st Sc. or kc b sttsr than the last
price quoted Tuesday. In three nunuses II SOLO
At sec. because there appeared 20 DC no wneat
for sale Then thers was . s0dxsen re4Sss2ns
and the prices went down to &c, 8 crop Oh |se'
with the weakness and strength soush. v strange
10 the crowd in the pit After this pheA 'omenai
sction July sold until noon between o4so
Sale. The volume of business was not
nervous. A few big houses were
promin emit sellers on the way down. and this
gave the tumble something of the nature or .
raid Other ~futurss in the sxcitsmspt opened
the statement the market reached the top. bus
whom thief break in July came prices declined
faster than they had climbed up a fsw minutes
before. Later. July sold between safe and Soc,
PREVIOUSLY jumping about 40tc in a moment
There was a very large increase in the wheat on
passage. Aside from this there were no feat.
ures in the movements Of figures July closed
at s5t 0S54c. The opening prices and the early
trading indicated great strength In corn, out
quite . lst-down in May, and other futures
weakened ADD went away below the closing
prices Of Tuesday. May sold early n 56c and mp to
SEC. then hack to doc by slow degrees, and be-
fore the close went down to Sac. July touched
55sc and sold down to 54c. closing at 54sc.
Receipts were SIS cars. OF which 634 cars
graded No. 2 Oats were quito active, May de-
livery attracting special attention. There was
still quite . large ''sbort' interest, and there was
brisk trading 81 advanced prices May sold at
37s 9375c, closing at 374c. July sold at $500
63sc, closing 1t 333c. The provision trade was
sl0w, featurslsss and embarrassing. The little
trading induIged in had largely in view the
changing over Of some outstanding contracts TO
Q later month Prices. however, held steady
in spite OF large receipts July pork sold at
S14. 1240f407&, and closed 1t $l4.12l. July
lard sold &C &450a47ts. and closed at 645c,
July short ribs at Z.524 L.57}c, closed at 7.55c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce nc sh,
Two Great Commercial CsnterA

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce nc the
Two Great Commercial Csnters
NEW YORK, May 3L-Flour-Receipts, 81
134 packages; exports. 6.s24 bbls; 2.s57 sacks.
Very weak and dull Sales, IA. 600 brls; super
fine. s2.500350; patent Minnesota, extra good
to prime, s4.5oa4s0; choice to fancy, $3.50
6.25.
whsat-Receipts, 1877. 100 bu; exports, l23, 800
bu; salss, 1854, 900 bu futures and 326. 600 bu
spor; cash grades about 1c lower. with an in
creased trade for exports. Options variable and
unsettled: opened heavy ard ioac lower, later
advanced le13c, closing steady. with q recovery
Of o &C. Speculation fairly acti We. No. i hard.
9l} a92!c; No. 2 spring quotsd ut 9oc; d ngrsdsd.
So a94e; No. 2 red. 9199lAcin store and elsva-
tor. s2a9,sc sioat. 924 a 92ic +. o. b.; No. /
rsd and No. I white, nominal, Ole; No. 2 red,
May, 81 a 92c; June, 90 1916 a 92c. closing at
slsc; July, 9l9 a92Bc, closing ~ 92sc; August.
sli a92Ie, closing at 92ic; September, 92i0
93ic, closing AZ 925c; December. "a 1916 SIC,
closing at s5ic; May Qss9l, ssc a 81. oOs, closing
~ 99sc.
Corn-Rsceipts. 10000 bu; exports, IS. l3s
bu; sales. 7l2.000 bu futures and $4,000 bu
spot; eash grades about &c lower. dull and heavy;
futures irregular; opened q &c better. but soon
weakened and declined 303c. closing steady:
upgradsd. 624 063tc; steamer. 62ic elevator;
No. 2. 62ic elevator. % oslo adoat; Ne. 2.
May, 63a633e; June, 6l3 ACHE, closing 1t Gle;
July. GA 62tc- closing at Gle; August. Ga
624c. closing At 62c; September. 81 062sc, olosing
NJ 62sc; October. 62cL
Oats-Rscsipts. 2s6. 900 bu; exports, 1881 bu:
sales. les. 900 On futures. 23s. 600 bu spot; q }s
lower; mixed Western, % 40ci white Western.
de
Hay steady; demand fair; shipping, 60 o65c.
Hops quiet and barely steady.
Conee-Spot fair Rio firm at l6lc. Options
higher but less active: saies, g.. 500 bags; June,
l4l59l4 3cc; July, 1925 Is 45c; August, IL IS
0l250c; September, IL 60 IL 75c; October,
ll3001i.4 zoe: November. ii. 10 IL zoe; Deem
Der. IL 101 III. zoe; January. 1l05c; March,
l.l5c; April. u.l5o1I2oc- Sugar steady: Gen.
trifugal, 90 test. Sic; molassss grades. 4}e; mus
eoyado. IS test. 4 l1-l6c; fair refining quoted At
&c; refined firm Mslassss sasisr; 50 test. 1870.
Rice steady.
T.llo- steady al o Lice Rosin quiet At
n200lZd
Eggs weaker; receipts. 1881 packages; West
ern. l5o15ic.
Pork firm and fairly active; mess quoted 81
ell0l4 50 cid, SIS % . l5. so new. Cot meats
quiet; stsadily held Lard Sal points lower and
6uIi; western steam, spot. quoted a60c; July,
t5z1e-5es; August, a561s 5Sc; September,
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KANSAS CITY, bay 3 1.-The Live Stock Indicator
reports: C~astls-Recsipts 1900; shipments. $50.
Fat cornfed active; grassers and halffed stock slow;
medium, s .25o4.1O; ~stockers, s .2502.so; feed.
ers. $303.60; cows. $203.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, LOO; Market
04.9O.
tons steady, then weak; good to choice, $40a.50;
common to medium. S203.50.
BUFFALO, May 3I.-Cattle-Receipts, 700 head
through; $50 head for sale. Market steady. Sales 80
rs s4S4.15; Texas eTassers, ss.S5SS.75.
Sheep and L~ambs-Receipts, 1,400 head through;
1000 head for sale with $500 held over. Prices
rs to IS fbs sheep quoted at $404.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head through; 100
head for sale. MARKET dull and easier; Yorker: vs cal
$50.
CHICAGO, May 31.-The Drovers' journal re.
MARI, ss.one snS Yos' h hS;SUo' : BeeTss, s4e $50. 5 SO;
cows and mixed, $1.9003.55, stocksrs and feeders,
S2.5O04.10; Texas cattle. 81. 9O04-
ket dull and Zoe lower. Mixed, SIS. 2505.45: heavy,
$53505.65; light. $3.50; pigs and culls. $3.50
shs.p-Rseeipts. 5.4oo; shipments, 1000. Mar
iet steady; native mutsons $685.; Texas muttons,
wooded, $404.50: shorn, 1904; feeders, $203.15.
NEW YORK. May 31.-Beeves-Receipts. "a eer.
loads oufor export. NO trad1 ng In beoveS. dull for
dressed beef at 6408e per pound for poorest to best
sides. Exports % beeves and 10 sheep.
sheep-Recepts. $3.50. and Is carloads were car.
fell of l2c per 10 al round, and nothing like . clear
ance was possible. Sheep ranged from $3.5005
per 100 MS; spring lambs from $507 per 100 lbs,
with . few early sales at $3.50.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 2, 400; none for sale alive; nomi-
nally steady 1t SIS .7506.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May observation-disclosures,
1873; hipment 80. Market closing steady. Prime,
$505.15; fair to good. $4.7505; common, $404.5O.
No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 1000; shipments. $50. Market
dull; not all sold. Philadelphias, ST. as. 80; mixed,
$50; Workers, s .5005.65; common to fair, S5. SO
o5.40; pigs, $505.25. Ten cars of hogs shipped to
New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, ], 800. Mar.
ket demorslized. Prime, $4.25o4.5O; fair to good,
$3.50o4; common. $203; y~sarling lambs, $405;
spring lambs $507.
ST. LOUIS. May 31.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900.
shipments, LOCO. Market steady; choice heavy ma
tive steers, g. .4065; fair to good native steers. So. 10
05.l0; butchers steers, medium to choice, So. $50
40; stockers and feeders, fair to good, S2.4Od
$50; rangers, ordinary to good, g.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,600; shipments. none. Marke,
easy; choice heavy and butchers selections, $5.4O0
80; packing, medium to prime. $5,3005.45; light
grades. ordinary to best $5.1O05.35.
slow; fair to choice, So. 04.sO.
CINCINNATI. May 31.-~Oattls--Receipts, ], 200;
shipments. 275. Market slow and steady.
sheep-Reeeipts, 4.4OO; shipments. 1900. Slow
and easier. Lambs weaker ct "a. 07.25.
Hogs-Market dull and lower; common and light
$405.55; packing and butchers, $5.3505.7S; 70
ceipts, 4,375; shipments. y, 300.
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Staining Woods.
froitTribuu


Stains Of various kinds are in such extended
use that these recipes may be Of some interest
TO houseksepers. They are ell reliable. An
excellent mahogany stain is made by boiling in
one gallon of water eight ounces OF fustic. To
initiate the grain Of the wood take q small
brush and dip il in black stain and streak the
surface before it 10 quite dry. This requires Q
steady hand and correct eye. besides . knowl-
edge of the wood. or the effect 10 spoiled by
dsubine. The plain stain 10 just as good Tor
ordinary purposes. For = cherry stain. mix to-
sether by stirring one quart Of spirits Of tur-
p~entine. one pint of japan. one pound Of Vene-
tan red. ground in oil, and two ounces Of dry
burnt lumber. Apply with brush and wipe OF
with . soft cloth. Finish with one coat Of shell.
lac aud two coats Of vsrnish.
For walnut stain, q thin solution Of Der
mauganate Of potassa in hot water will make q
good color. Apply several coats. allowing
plenty Of time to dry.
Boiled oil. in which . little turpentineis mixed,
makes a good polish.
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Oil.


NEW YORK. May 31.-Petroleum market was de-
pressed BY the reports OF new production and closed
s5asc. but heavy selling carried the price down 20 be-
fore noon. when . sharp rally occurred. bat the de-
cline was resumed in the afternoon and the market
closed weak 81 s2'sc Consolidated Exchange: open
ing, $3.50; highest S5@c: lowest, S2lac; closing,
s2ssc. New York Stock Exchange. opening. s5l ac;
highest. S5lac; lowest. S2hse; closing. $3.50. Total
sales. both exchanges. 2,lS1, 600 brls. Turpentine
steady at 36ao37c-
OIL CITY. Pa, May 31.-National Transit csrtif-
Gates opened 1t S5sse; highest, S5isc; lowest, s2iaci
closed, S2ssc; sales. 1870. 600 brls; clearances. l.
les. 600 brls; charters. "A. $50 brls; shipments. l74,-
$50 brls; runs. l59.319 brls.
-PITTSBURG, Pa, My 31.-Petroleum weak and
lower. National Transit certificates opened at S5a2c;
closed at s2'sc; highest, e5asc; lowest, S2asc-
CLEVELAND. May 3l.-Pssroleum quiet; standard
white ll0o, 7kc-
CHARLESTON. S. c.. May sI.-Turpentins quiet
1t 53i2c.
WILMINGTON. N. @. Nay 31.-Tarpsntins firm
1t 33Asc-
SAVANNAH. Ca, May sI.-Turpsutius quiet at
34se-
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Cash quotations were a. follows. Flour quiet;
prices arm on winter, and 100l5c easier
on patents from outside prices a week
aga No. 2 spring wheat. S3I0S4c; No. 2
No. 2 barley, 69a69te; No. l faxseed, $L27
01.2s; prime timothy-ssed. $2.25; moss pork,
Der bbL, $lx0 140 %; lard. per pound. 1870
SOC; short-rib sides tloosel. 647f08.50c: dry
salted shoulders tboxedl Cas-. 25c; short-clear
sides (boxedl a100815c. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods. per gallon. $1.19.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the but
ter market was unsatisfactory to holders, and
stock a~ecumulstinr; creamery, 14017c; dairy,
159l6e. Eggs firm and quiet at 13} a lac.
R~ecsipts-Flour, 36, 900 brls; wheat. 5000 bu;
corn. 874. 900 bu; oats, Gil. 900 bu; rye, 1000 bn;
barley, 1000 bu Shipments-Flour, $4,000 brls;
wheat. 81, 900 bu; corn. 279, 900 bu; oats, los, 900
bu; rye, 2, 600 bu; barley, 3, 900 bu-