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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

Miss Zoe Gayton the actress,
aged 22 years, who is walking
from San Francisco to New York
against time, has reached Laporie,
ind, and she is nearly 400 miles
ahead uf schedule time.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

The distress from cold Is SO
great IN RawLns county, KAN.
that settlers are sand to be burn
ing their furniture for fuel. Coal
will be shipped to them at the
States expense.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

Revised footirgs show .he
railway mileage added in 1890 to
be in the United States, 6,17S;
Canada, s63; Mexico, $40. Total
In North America, 1851 miles.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

A large OIL well was recently
struck near Marion, Indiana. The
we'll belongs to Monroe SiberlIng,
the plate glass manufacturer. In
tense excitement prevails over the
discovery.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

THE Rev. A. M. Fort, of Nor
tonville, Wis, was sentenced to
five years Imprisonment and to
pay fire of $500 for the crime
of raising currency from one de-
nomination to another.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

A company with $4,000 900
capital has been formed to work
a nickle mine in Oregon.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

The ChilIan revolt Is spreading
and number of government
troops has joined the insurgents.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

Succl, the faster, has found his
match IN the person of Robert
Park Of Newark, who has just
completed a fast Of folty-fve
DAYS.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

The Sioux Indians continue to
give in their AZ ms slowly, and the
troops are being sent away.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

The telephone service between
Paris and London will be opened
during the month OF March.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

,rHE damage by heavy rain
storms in the New England aud
Middle States is very heavy.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

A man named Low has taken
an affidavit that blue gum tree
at Whittier, CAL, has grown as
feet IN one year.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

Tke governor of Texas in his
inaugural recommends stringent
anti-rallToad legislation.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

NJ. Eiffel, who built the famous
tower, Is u candidate for a seat 10
the French senate.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

The King of Siam will soon
send SIX youths from his kingdom
to Westminster College, at New
Wilmington, Pa, to be educated.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

Illinois plumes itself ON being
the greatest fealher-producIng
State IN the Union.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07
oETTIna on ln LIE.
p. n. Barnum Tells How 20 uscon.s
Healthy, Wealthy And wise.

To young men who would 'get on" in
this world and reach the age OF four
score years with happiness and prosper
ity there Is little more TO be said, writes
=. I. Barnum In the Ladies' Home Jour
nal. But Will refer them 10 a study Of
my own rules Of action:
Briefly, I would say; Be honest; do
not spend as much as you make; don't
smoke Of drink; depend upon your own
sns, and do not leave i'm
third person; don't
""|I.. ftT.n Stx.. a. a :. -.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07

The Sultan of Turkey has grant
cd amnesty to all American often
,lers.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-07
MILLINERY lVJ Dl3iiGlEIyI.

MISSES CARRIK AND ELLA VAuGHT,
have located at Osyka, Miss, and arc
now prepared to NIL orders for DRESS
MAKING AND MILLINERY.
The latest and most stylish Ladies'
Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Yelling.
Fea theirs, Laces, Ruching, etc, constantly
on hand. Prices reasonable. Patronage
solicited. Heptl3-3r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24
stensriId,es ,,Sudeu".


@as 10 Elm feperil6er Bauer an Ian,
besabIi9en n9erentigunsen" ausbals
ten fam, lebtt folgenbe @eri@tsber'
5anbIung, bic bieier Sage In Gra3
fattgefunben: Sn einem @aftbaufe In
@reisborf bate ein getriRer Grana
Gu6s auf bem San3bo6en ben Meats
tbios Slug burm MteHeriti@e i9wer
berlebt. Wiattbias Slug nun. elm
Manu DOn bHaenhaftem &6rperbau
iaet bor Geri9t aus:
rMie ber Gu9s berbaut, tommt mir
bor, | 8'fphr mas, | frag' ben alten
MaRermann, ber fagt: @6au, f6au,
Dir fedt nod 9 MeRer i'm BudeI. Sd
fae', lei 10 gut unb 3ieh's auRa. Gr
3iagt, aber auffa eebt's MsHer nit Sd
Jag gum Wirtb, lei bod 70 gut un6 aiag
mfrs Mefer auiIa; Der siast, mas ct
fann, er ftemmt he unb reibt, ober auiIa
gebt's MeKer nit. 6ia3t fag' i'd 3un
Maier, ber Der 6tdrffe 1T, f@am' 81,
tDenn Ou's aud nit auRa b,ingf. No,
ber ipederst 10 bin unb Der, unb na9ber
bat er's bolt a'negen bringen t6nnen ;
es tpar bolt a Iange Brottlingen Bis
gum 9eft b'rin unb bat 4 einiteiIt In
an 2no9'n. besnesen is' 70 biel bart
gans'n. N@t Sag lang bats nla q
bist meb than, aber iebt is' f6o tpieber
guat. Der Gu@s bat mi ba!t a tpengerl
fud'n tpoQ'a!@
Das @eri9t Dar tpeniger bulbiam uab
berurtbeilte ben MeEerbeIben 3u breis
5ebnmonctIi@em i6merem Gerter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24
OrtbDbDrie Derims ssenerbeifattmws.

SrtbDbpgte berins ssenerbesfattHws--
3wei 5tu6enten bet fnbii@en Sbeo.
logic, 36gItnge hes Hebrew College In
Cincinnati, Dbio, tpeI@e hber benz
Stub;um Der Gebeimlebre bes 8aImu6
.unb ber 59openbauerfden pbiIofopbie
tleffnnig getuoroen, baben In genanns
ter MnitaIt bor einisen Sagen 9eIblt.
nterb begangen. giner ber iungen 2ers
te, grnif 5aIinger bon philadelphia,
3d., batte in etnem Nbi9iebsi@reiben
on feins Ingeb6riaen ben Wunid ges
dubert, baB feline 2et@e auf benz Wege
ber Geuerbefattung 3u If1e pertpars
belt perbe; ber Bruber bes Nerforbe.
men Dr. 6. Sulius bon philadelphia,
lieB bemgemdB bic entipredenben Bors
bereitungen treffen. Giergegen protes
firte iebo6 ber prdRbent genannten
Snititntes, &abbi Wiie; er erfl6rte. a9
Dem QDillen bes 8eriforbenen unb ieis
ter Nngeb6risen 3tpar ntdbt tpiherieben
su t6nneu, alIein bic 2ei9e miifIe bors
Der aug benz Snititut fort unb nod If.
genb einem 2ei@enbefatter gtabIilie.
ment gebra3t tuerben. 0emaem16
tpurben, entipre@enb benz Gebot ber
Gatult6t beg Suitituts, bic lleberreite
grnit Salingers, zines duBerH begabs
ten unb liebensmtrbigen sSanglings I'm
@rematOrium In Mi9e bertpanbeit unb
oiefe ben 6interbIiebeueu susefellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24
SrekmeHfd3 nnb 9abltfum.

l1sber ben - preBmeni@en" ipri9t
F@ eiel bonn 8aperiiGen .gaterlanoeS
aus, tuie folgt:
Sin ri@tiger BreBmenid, oer tiber
bic Sabre Der -JauiiOnen binaus III.
TT nibt nerm6bnt unb melt mebr an
3aoel, lieblofe un6 neift re@t unbers
fdnbtge Rritif, WiBtenntniB unb ger,
fol8ung, ols an Sob unb Inertennuua
8etn6bnt, ,er ertr6gt Nqss nit gutem 6us
NOR, tuent ct tuel1en bat unb beaniiQt
F@ NIT benz eigenen 8epuBtfein, ieine
tournaltfif9e S@ulbieteit getbau unb
bic unb ba @iren, ber's berbient hattie.
geb6rig tn ben 9an5 setporfen au tober.
9as pubIitum berftebt es, bic ssoui
nalilten bor ben @efabrea bes Iobeg
su bepabren, in6em es He nidt Iobt.
gringt feiu BIatt einen guteu QrtifeI.
Der bas gndbige @efallen 6es Bublifums
fin6et, 10 bat nathrli@ ni@t Ser Me.
oatteur ibn gei@rieben, foa6ern iraenb
etR bebeutenber Mann, GeIebrter ober
parlamentarier; finbet ein Nrtitel nid5t
letRen geifau, 10 muB gana nGtiirIitl
ber @eoatteur Der lrbe6er bes uieid3s
ten. bammen 3euss" fein.
50 fommt publitus tber aIles Sob
fttr ben &ebafteur bintpeg unb atpinot
iRn, bei9eiben su feiu unb fi@ ni6t biel
etl1jubilOen, tpenn er iiberbaupt 10
I (f9pa9 pdre. fid ettpas einaubilbeu
unb R@ nibt ftir biimmer, ununterrid,,
teter uno unfdbiger als ole ietne 2eler
au balten, als ben drmifen ber Mrmeu
I'm Getite. benen betanutli@ bas 6im.
melreid) it,"
etimmt 8an3 aufalIenb aud fiir bic
yteBmenidben unb npublitiimer" in
Nmerita.
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@mte greife fir smtes ssieb.

Die preife fur teranii5es &inbpieh,
melbet etue Spe3iaI.Oepei9e bonn 19.
Mdr3 aus Of'5t. 2ouis, maren beute
In ben rNationaI 5tod>Yarbs" Bier
auBergew6bnli9 gut unb bod. Die
6erren 6ouftou unb Gcaling berfauften
207 Stad fette O6len, Die nit Baum.
tpollfameEsMebl uub 0alien semdtet
tDorben tDaren, unb bon tDel9en bos
Sthd i'm Our@i9nitt 1888 pFun6 tpog,
3u $4.75 Der @entner. mitbin su etua
$55 per Stid. gs lit bas ber bD@He
Preis, tpel@er ftir Serass8ieb i'm Iebs
ten Sabre besablt 1T.
6err g. 9. WilIon bon Dallas bets
faufte 20 @thd peri9nittene iuuae
Rhbe, beren 9ur9i@nittsgemi6t 1884
pfuno betrug. au $4.65 per gentner.
220 Stiere ron eirlem Dur9f9nitts.
ge,ui9t bon 1160 pfunb si $3.50, 81
Stiere BON Surdf9aittsgewi9t bon
1866 pfuno 3u $5.05. un6 65 Gtiere
BON einem Sur9fdnittsgeDi9t Don
1864 Hfunb 5u SIS so per Gentner, oIfo
au $75 per @tiid. Geit ben Iebten ftsnf
Sobreu TT tir teranif9es &in6bieb fein
be6erer Marttpreis be3ablt tporben.
auseenommen uDr 3iuei Sabren. no Gerr
Wilfon In @bicaso fir @ieb, ueI@es
auf Der Gusifellung prdmiirt iporben
mar, einen nDh b6beren preis betam.
Sas TT ein Betueis baFir, tpirb in ber
Oepef6e biu5ugefist, baB ftir ben 9eras
Hinobieh3R6ter Die 3eit BET guten Breife
tuieoer TN Gnbru1 III, aber natiirli@
nur ftr semdfetes 8ieb beRer Qualis
t6t, Die 3eit ftir bas bon Der prdries
Weibe fOmuleube, iosenannte r@rass
bteb1 1T eben unuieoerbriugli@ borbei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

- Sn seesss- -Narl IL eine HiH etuae.
btdd5t worben, uelbe eiHe grbf@aiis~
fteuer bon grDcent fRr bireete grbeu
berfast. Na9laifeni@aften unter $4,000
unb 8ermd9tniiie an milbe Stiftuugei
itnb bon bet 6teuer fret. Gin fol&es
@eieb, iagt bas cincinnati w0Itss
blatt", ilt bDllfommen geremt unb iollle
au@ In auberen 6taoten paiRri lpers
ben. Die 3abl Der Nsilliondre, uel6e
nidbt einen Sent fur bdentllbe 3wede
berma6en, 1T 70 groB. baB Der 6taat
tpobl bere6tist 1T. ettDas I6r bas 1ols
3u berlangen, bur9 befen 8eibhIfe bic
Yermbgen erpDrben nor0en iinb unb
bas benz Grblafer ben n6tbigeu G@us
su 2eb3eiten bat ansebeben laBen.
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= c & a y.

- RiGter Sei@mdlIer bat benz gum
9obe perurtbeilten @ntber In Gan
Mearcos einen neuen proceB betpi[Iigt.
3ueIei9 bat er aber aud bic uebeftib.
ruuq 6nibers nod Muitin angeorbnst,
bo er an Der 6i@erbeit bes @efongenen
In Son Nlarcos 3ueifelte.
= Sn Dallas Fnb felt benz Beginn
bes S0bres 1891 bereits 6 MDrbtbaten
begaugen lDcroen. Der 6. Mtoro murs
be. an einenl Manre Nameus 6unter
beodneeu. Sim 2euis, ein ansefebener
8hrger, f1lue ibn NIT eiuent 4niitiel
uieber, ta@Oem es BET eineH pferbe,
hailbeI 3uri Gtreite getonimen mar.
= Bob Sentins unb feiH S@wiegers
batter Chambers, stpei 6arnler bon 8as
ffrop gountn, tDurben ouf benz We9e
bon Gaiirop nod &eb &od OILS 2ei@e
gefunben. sic tuaren pffenbdr aus
bem 0iuterbolt erf@ofen pOrben. Sem
Tins mar on ber @rmorbung bes 6. 6.
Smith In uorigen 9erbffe betbeiliet &c.
tuefen uub es banbelt ft@ bier bermutb'
ltd tifit einen &amesNct.
- Na@ ber DFfieieuen 3dbluns ifi
bic 2oeaI Option In GlOrespile nit
eiaer Moioritdt bon 224 Gtimmen tDies
Der abgei9afft tDDrben. SaloDns btirs
fen iebD9 ni@t Dor 0em Is. April tpie.
Oer er6ifuei tner0en.
- Sn Narfa bielten bic Ghrser bon
preiibio County cine aabIrei9 beiu@te
@eriammlung ab. In tueI6er auf bic
@OtbmenSigteit gr6Bereu S6ubes ber
@elupbner .bes @ebietes an Der tneritas
uif@en Grenae bineemieien tpurbe. Das
@dmber' un6 S@mugslersl1uw an
ber Creme bat einen fdbier unertrdsli'
den @ra0 errei1t. gs tunrbe befGlofs
feu. DIR. g. s. 6ensIep als OeIeeaten
mad San MntoniD gum General Stans
lep 40 i@iden, un0 ibn au erlu9en, feis
neH ginifub beim 3rieesminiiter babin
geItenb 3u MAIDEN, baB mebr Bunbess
militdr an bic @ren3e geleet luerbe.
Man uinf@t befonbers bie grri@iung
zines NiIitdrpofiens In prefbio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24
N otibiruna.

pfdl5er (beim @oItsfefe 3u einem
anluelenben Jremben): vN1, tuie Gee
falts Sine bel uns 2"
Jrember:: s@s ntirbe mir lehr aiit
eefallen - iueuu bic 2eate nlr nitbt 10
laut udren!A
pfaIjer (na6oem Ct ben 6remben eis
rnige aueenblide serinsf@dbis uilsels.
benz: so. bas f6nne Sc aIfo nit
Dertr1ge, boB mer bis@e treilde 2
Srinte sic emOI bier 69oppe Neibees
beiner = ito9ber tuolle nier ieb'n, o.
Sic Sbr Maul baIte E6nnele
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24
@erebrer 8ubbbas.

seit etnisen Sabren 1T bic 3abl Der
afatifGen 8erebrer Bubbbas INNER
| aablrei6er In paris geworben.
sic baben bort eine gauge &eibe bon
8ereiuigungsorten, tpel9e iogar bon
Gran3oien bsfu9t tper6en. @uimet,
BET BegrHnoer bes Muieums ftir bers
eIei@ea6e &elisionssef@i6te, bat ben
Buobbifen ben gr0Ben SaaI bes Msus
leums au einer religi6ien Geier einge.
rdum', meIbe biefer Sage TIM Beiiein
eiEes aablrei6en franabRf9en gubli.
tums fattsefunben bot.
sic beifanb-io f6reibt man ber rWs.
U. 3tg." In elmer Mrt bon MeHe au
@bren beg groBen Meifters Sen Sin,
@rHnbers ber @efte Sin Sin, tuel1e
tiber 10000 SempeI beRbt. gor ber
bubbbiitii@en &apele ffanben 0aien
| nit 8lumeu unb brennenbe 2er3en.
/ 3wei aus @eplon getommene priefer
(Bonaen), In reide Gendnber gebillt,
perri9teten @ebete bor benz etanbbtIbe
bon Buboba anuoa, bra9ten @eib.
rou9 bar uno Darfen fi6 neun Wdl
nie6er.
6israuf fblus elmer ber prieFer brei
Nfol an oas Gong, un bic G6tter unb
b0ien Setter gauiitg su ftimmen. Damn
iangen ite Spmnen, bdufs bon 86nsn
ber GlDde unb bes @ong uttterbro1en ::
bas r8atba" uno bas vSutatpatis l1aus
ba.5utra". Die 6eier bauerte iiber
cine @tunbe. Inter ben Nnwefenben
bemertte man Sules Gerrp, Sules 6i'
i mon, biele Ntabemiter, ben englil9en
GOtIGafter unb feline @emabljn, ben
| iapanii6eu unb ben i6peoif6en Sc.
ianoten uim.
Die beioen 8Onaen finb aIs S@iFs.
seifli6e on Borb alpeier iapanil@er
pan3eriGiffe mad Grantrei@ getommen
he tperoen europa bereiIen unb bann
na@ Sapan aurtidtebren, tpo iie in 3iotr
eint S6uIe fhr. 5austrit, pnli uni
bubbbiififds Sbsolosie erri@ten tper6sn.
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=, WiepieI Wertb In Der ean,en
Welt pirb alIidbrIi6 bur9 Geuer aer.
tort z Sn ben Ser. Staten far lis
Wt.llionen Dollars. In @uBIan6 fit
ITO Wtillionen Dollars, in GroBbita.
MEN fir 45 MilIionen Dollars, In
Seuti9lanb far 81 Millioaen Dollars,
IN Ssferrei@ fhr 189 Miillionen Doll
lars. tn Granfreib fir .16 Mlilionen
Dollars &c.
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- Die 9erren gbrmann 6 2ebretbt,
MiihOn San Sole, @al.; f6reiben: Die
Grau beg 6errn 2ebre@t lit cine lange
3eit on neuralgii6en 6&meraen, unb
na9bem fie st. Sdtobs. Del allgewanot
batte, tuaren ale S6mer;en psrfGtuunz
ben.
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Weues mort.

!. .0aben sic es f6on bemertt,
9err &ittmeiifer, Der 80ron Cigar LIT
iebt aufallenb oft ouf benz @ute ieimes
Waters. Die So@ter bonn neuen
pd9ter foll elm ent1hdenbes Wfdb9en
feiul"
s1b, berifebel Sleines p6@tert6@ter=
teGtelme@tel!1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

= 5pra@lebrer: nDie Worte ,ies
ben, f9auen, gttden" tnb gleidbe0eus
teno. Sagen Sic nun einen SAB, In
tDel@em ale bret Worte bortommen. -
Gngldnoer: sWdbrenb ein Gegen.
guder bernieberitrSmte, Der 1aute
i'd mid nit einem Spsrn eber unb
ging in's Sbeater.1
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- Sur @eform bes SurpiDlfems
f6ldst bic Detroiter s6ree preB" bic
Nnnabme zines Geiebes Id auen Giaa.
ten por, tuona6 Semanb, Der aIs Sc.
f9worener fungirt bat, erf nod bier
Sabren tDie6er gum Dienit berange3os
gen tDerben fann. 9amit mdre Der
profeIFonelle @eI1wotene beieiiiat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

9r. SSm. 02e..er tueilt gegenw6rtig
In guropa. Die 3eit feiner @adfebr
tpirb in ben 5paIten bieies 8lattes Be.
tannt gemabt tperoem.
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bofbIltbe.

GorporaI: rWas, sic ginidbs
riger, Sic tpnllen Elm Doctor ber pbilos
lopbie isin unb f6nnen nod ni6t auf
einem Gus ffeben?- 9as fam ia
ie6e alte 8ans!S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

ssreb 0imnae's 0r@eftra ftir gdIIs.
2on5erte. parties &c. grIier QIaiSe
MuRf garantiri. Office: 80 6ouih
Glamo' @traBe, San Nnicnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

Gin e@ter BUMPER.
6tubioius: rDiefe Milliondre fnb
bod gu gladIibe Meni9enl. Was bic
flr Qrebit babenl"
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ia Standard, Nlolin uub Gbarp
2ultipatoren BET q. $. 9ofbeina
Militdr pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

Or. Eua's HuFen=Gyru tcfet nnr % Geut8 BIT
EIa4e, uub bepun@ rirb er ielpt ben l1usldntisfer
Bon ittner wrrtteiHf4tstt hberseuSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

Die
8adentli9e 6reie Yreiie far Seras
erf6eiut
jeoen 9omuerfas
unb foffet
So so fatr Oa0 Sabr poer &1.25 fjts
G Wpnate tn WOramsbesablmma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
Baltimore.

", BALTIMORE. MD. June 2o.-Flour quiet
western superfine, 1910; do. extra, s4s460.; do
family ff65CS5; winter wheat patent, s5.25&5.5O;
spring wheat patent. t5.25e5e5: spring wheat
stralght, e5e5.i0. Receipts, Lees barrels; ship
ments, 22OiQ barrels: sales 900 barrels Whea,
irregular; No. red spot, st02slO24; the
month, eLO2si.G}4; July, os'S9S14c.; August
mr4esS'sc.; September, 96c; October, g6lfc.;
steamer No. red. Nc.; Southern quiet; Fultz
sl02g l06; longberry. sl.03alO5. Recepts
2st3 bushels shipments. 10000 bushels; stock
ab.A6, bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels. Corn dull;
mixed. spot 613lc.; July. Glc.; spot. No white
l2esoo; Southern firm; white. ,5c.; yellow
lOe'O1Rc. Receipts. $3.50 bushels; shipments
2Ui bushels; stock 2iG1t0 bushels. Oats
weak; No. 2 white Western. 43a 44c; No..
mixed Western t2c. Receipts. 5000 bushels;
shipments, U72f bushels; stock, G.5Oi bushels
bay quiet; good 10 choice timothy. sll.OOal2 %
Rye lower; No. ., SJ80lc. Receipts. 4,444 bush.
els; stock, 6,7Oi bushels. Grain freights firm
steamer to Liverpool. Per bushel. ~ pence
cotton, per pound, I'D; flour per ton N sacks
lie; per 100 pounds. Cotton very dull; middlnl
uplandS, SSec. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair
1ec; No z. l1i4@I79sc. Whisky, 1890 i25 Pea
nuts unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
Stocks Virginia 3s. G5c. bid. Baltimore anC
Ohio stocks. Sc asked.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
orER<TIoNs or THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARHET.


Important Centres-Quotations of the New
York and Liverpool Cotton Msrkets-Pro-
visions and Grain.
NEw YORK. juno 2e.-Money closed at ~
Ger cent. the lowest rates. The highest rate
was $40 Exchange closed steady; posted rates.
1s7 for sixty days and 4Selt for demand;
actual rates %s64@4s6lb for sixty days, and
esl<S4Ss34 FOR demand. Governments closed
steady; currency 6s. 100 bid; IS coupon, M
bid: as do. 100 bid.
There was fair support ~ the opening OF the
Stock Exchange this morning, coming IN ABOUT
conAl proportions from the srbitrage houses
some 0f their shorts. This did not last long,
and under s slight selling prices began 10 de
cline And the market continued weak iOr most
81 fhc list throughout the.moTnlng line only
etoaAS that displayed any strength were
Atchisou. ouisvilio and Nashville and 1t.
made a fractional gain. About one fourth
~ tho mornings business was IN that
s.ock Tho rest Of the list recorded
freincd ranging from IS 10 II per cent.
40 latter in Northern Pacific ureferred.
t.icago Gas and New ork and New England
were also very weak one million dollars more
I'm gold was ordered to-day for export by to-
fnorrows steamers. In the afternoon there was
more support extended 90 the list, and despite
fhe gold engagements prices IN many cases
r.fl.e d sharply. The closing figures, however,
we're irreeularly changed and IN most instances
from u 70 I por cent lower chicago Gas ana
Northern Pacific preierred seemed 10 be the OBJ
,arfi,e points Of tho bear traders to-day. and
10th we're raided repeatedly The sales for the
gav amounted 10 2}l.l16 shares.
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NEW YORK. June 2Q-Messrs Hubbard, Price
4 Co. III their cotton circular tonight say:
The result OF the days trading IS decline OF
l-S2 in futures in Liverpool and 10 points
here. The bulls call II 3 natural reaction,
while the bears insist that II IS an evidence OF
weakness This market AZ the opening was
Fteady al about points decline, which, during
the dRy, was further increased, August selling
~ sos and September az SIG Toward the close,
however. some buying orders had the effect of
steadying prices and closing the market steady.
The trading has been featureleSs, most opera
tors being disposed 10 wait upon more definite
development Of the crop outlook
Futures closed steady. Receipts AZ the ports
to-day estimated AZ 5000 bales, against 3,l6d
bales last week and 100 last year. he spot
market is easy At unchanged prices. Middhng
uplands, SIS; sales, 208 bales Transactions in
futures $1,000 bales. June, SO0&S Of; july,
sM8.O2; August, sO0sS.lO; September s.2}s
S24; October, H35sS36; November S45sS.46;
December 855cBS 20; January, 6GSs864; Feb
ruary, s73eai4; March, 5.s3SS.S4; April $500
sos: MAY. 803s90i
uplands, g-I6d. Futures steady; sales, 1900
bales Futures closed easy as follows: July
August 32-64; August-Septemb 1854; Sep
tember- October. 4 4l-Gi; October November,
45-H.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed dull with concessions in some
cases: fine grades OF spring, 81 800 1890; do.
winter $500 $3.50: supcrfne sprlng, $500 a.;
DO winter. s3ds4.lO; extra. No. spring, S4.2JS
eiS); DO winter $50 $50 } e ~. ~;
extras. s5s5I5 for West Indies. Southern
1Our closed Otll.
Wheat Wheat trading was, fairly active to;
day with prices unsettled. ihe market closed
stoady. with prices slightly changed. Spot sales
easier. Sales: No. 2 red winter SiO514; do.
No. red winter, July, 9Olsc.; August, Soc; Sep
TENDER. o5lac.; December. Ss54c.
COrn-COm options fairly active ana irregu-
Jar. closing only fractionally changed. spot
lots closed dull but steady Sales; No. mixed,
&C.. No. mixed. June, 65Ac.; July, 6ltkc.; Au-
gust. JS1tc., September l3Sc. M
Oats Dat options were dull and usottled,
closing only lightly changed. SPOT lots steady
Sales; No. white 45c.; No. 2 do, 4Oc.; No.
mixed. 800; No. do, M037Ac; No. mixed
June and July, 57l4c.; August, 84l4c; September,
G3z4c.
Rye and barley. neglected
fork-fork dull; mess. 81. 50al225.
q, tafd-LsTd closed steady; e6.a June; eo49
July; S66l August
bugar-haw fairly active and strong; 70 test
centrifugal, ossc.; refined active and firm; cut
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loaf and crushed. SIC; powdered. 4Sso; granu-
lated, fsstetltc; cubes, 4s-i6c, confectioners A,
&c: mould A, 4I1c.
CoffeeSpot lots coffee steady; fair Rio car
goes, 1910. Futures firm; No. June, ti7i5;
July, el675; August 1888
spirits turpentine bas not varied since last
quotations ruling dull and barely steady.
quoted at, 35]f$8sc Resin quiet and heavy,
particularly on low grades. Common strained,
tl 20: good do. si.45
The market for pipe line certificates was dull
and opened PC. lower thsu Saturday About
5000 barrels had changed hands for tho day.
July opened 66Ac: highest, 664c. lowest, Coo.