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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
16. 6 piteI.

Alle 2ageSSeitungen brahten lanae
Beri6te iiber Die @in,elbeiten ienes
fdredli9en @iienbabnungliids, oas iid,
infolge bes nerbdngntBpollen geriehens
zines untergeorbneten Beamten auf Der
Strede slpiiden Mfullbeim unb 8aiel
dM9etrasen bate. Snfolge umrihtiaer
Neibenitellung mar ber bon gior6eu
fommenbe @il3us auf Elm falIdes @eleile
geratben nnb NIT etnem an6eren, linn
pom Balel Der entgeeenfabrenoen 3uae
3niammengeitoBen. Der Ssiibrer oes
lesteren batte bic @efabr stpar nsd,
fribseitis 9enus bemerft, nm feline Co.
tomctipe init b6dfter Nnitrengana gum
Steben 5u bringen; Der Nnoere aber
mar ipeuiser aufnerflam ober lpelliaer
gltidlif seipeien. Gr bate bic 8rem,
len 5u fpdt in gbatisfeit seiest, ais baB
fie bel Der ralenben 5abrsefdminbiefeit
ietnes 3uges nod bdtten 5li boiler @ire
tlns gelansen f0nnen. Gin GROCER Ibcil
Der gSa9en mar BET Dem furdtbaren
3niammeuprall uollltanbis 3ertriimmert
mor6en, uno auber ben bei6en 2ofomo=
tipfiibrern uuo 6ei3ern, bic in belbens
batter Selbitaufopferung bis gum lete
ten ausenblid anf ibrem poften aeblie,
ben iDareu, batten biele NeiienSe ibr
Seben einsebii6t ooer Terlebungen BON
mebr ober ipeniser i6perer 9iatur
bapongetrasen.
Gin 9ilfsjns, ben man iosleid beim
a a. & Eft \
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
Eesas.

- Sic Rationale S1la9tbaus.
unb Wiebbofs Geiellf6aft bon Mmerita"
in Dallas, nit einem 2apital BON $500.
600 bat fid einen Sreibrief ausitellen
lafen.
: @ouberneur 9ogg bat bas Yes
gnabigungsgeiu6 be8 in Malfer goums
tD Degen Morbes gum Sobe berurtbeils
ten Geo. White abgepieien.
= Sas uebungslager ber Staatss
MftliSem ipirb in ben 3agen bonn II.
bis gum 19. Suli in 4uftiit abgebaIten
tperben.
Sie Gountps &onbention BON Wfes
bina GonntD bat fi6 nit % aeaen ID
Stimmen fur bic Ganbibatur bogas
ausgefproden. 9ie precintte BON Gas
itropiQe unb O'6anis uaren fir glarf,
Mus ben 8eri1tem BON Qarebo
unb Brownsville gebt berpor, 6aB bic
9emofraten BON QDebb unb Cameron
GountD fait einftimmig fir bic Mufftels
lung @lartS alS @ouberneurs Ganbis
bat eintreten.
Sn 6ouiton murbe Der Neaer
Wfegtillen tpegen f9iperen @inbrudS a,l
II Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt. Sc
1T bas berieIbe Neser, gegen ben mebs
rere 9lnflagen bes Notb3u6tsperiu6es
borliegen, bod bermo6tem ibm bic bors
gelabenen 3euginnen nidt nit 8e>
ftimmtbeit 5u ibentifi3iren.
Sm StaatssSefretariat gu Mmitin
1T elm Mmenbement 3u benz Sreibriefe
Der Wlifouri, @anlas & 9eras Babn
regiitrirt lDor6en, bur6 tpel9es bic
Babngeieaf9aft ermd6tigt tpirb, fol>
9enoe Werldngerungsbauten bor3unebs
men: BON SHERMAN mad Sort @ortb
$50 Weilsn); bon 9enrietta mad @is
ditto Sails (18 Meilen); BON Waras
bat9ie nod Srinitp GAO Wleilen) /;
BON @osmenil mad benz Sabine &iper
l40 Meilen); BON 2odbart mad
SmitbbiQe ESQ Meilen) unb BON 6 opes
lanb mad Iuitin (26 Meilem.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
9leiosritoHe! aleioeritoffe !

Der srSbte unb seipdbItefte gorratb bon
tstnea Rleiberftpffen, ber ie tn Gan
Intnnto porbanben mar. Gin neues U9uifer
Satin Stripeb @repon, ioIib unb
0emuitert.
"8ecforo Gorb" In alien neueu Nar.
ben, pte aideI, GisaIe, Nais, QapsueeI gan,
Muiiian Srab, Cream. ipeib.
G.batlies sM Is, IS unb 20 Sents per
garb.
:. .SranaSiifdse Sballiss III s5 Be-
ittnntten Diuftern
Wobatres, Crepe b'@bine au Is
eentS, so Gents unb $l.O3.
SransOiil9er 0rsanbic gu 25, 35
nno 90 Gents.
Goro Sn @oi, etipas neues, ,u 10 gemts
per garb.
@emaiterte Sebforr epro a 49,
Gents per Yarb.
% @emufterte Grepe su IA eents pei
C~se
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
Mbiolut Sas Befte..

IS ma@t mir tets grobe Greube,
gbamerlains 6uiten Mebi3in als bas
bette berartige Siilf8mittel 3u empfebs
len, iagt 9err S. 9. aemp, Der 6iilfsz
gei9dftsfiibrer beg yOailn Telegram"
IN Doungstomn. Ohio, eines Der eins
fluBrei6iten 3eitumsen i'm @taate.
9err aemp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
gefunben, baB eS elm unfeblbares Msits
tel gegen ben peinigenben 6u1ten, Der
meiitenS als Golee Der Grippe suriids
bleibt, 1T, unb balte fets cine sSlaide
bapon i'm 0auie. 3u baben bel s..
aalteper & Sobn, 9opling & ssloo6,
y. Sreib, aalteper & S9u6ar6, SC.
@obn nnb s. 5. 9arriion, Sruggiften,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
Dfrborgfl1f Sbdbe.
seaman unn aeiabnlo ortuann.
(Hertfesnns.l

NOobttt*ns"bJ
Bei ben letten Wortet1 mar ietne
Stinn1e bod Elm tpenig ltuitber getpor-
ben, ipie tii9tis er iid aud Sulammeu=
ilabm, lttb nur nit einem l9euen, gag
baften Bid, ipie er inn lonft ipabrlid
nidt eisentbiimli6 mar, luagte er Sas
reisenbe @eiidt9en gu itreifeu, bas iid
ibm pl0elid pieber uoll Sugetpenoet
bate. 9lber tpie Elm belebenoer @lutb,
from flutbete es Tim III Der ttd1iten
Sefun6e bonn 6er3en in Die Stirn, als
CT Die 5iiBe Stimme ieiner i6Onen Bes
aleiterin nit oem 8lanse bolblelisiter
9diidternbett iasen bOrte: Stein, 6err
Wolfram, oas lpeiB i'd nt6t SD bite
Sie pielmebr Sarnul, wteoer;ufommett,
re6t oft ipieber5ufommen, nern es
Sbnen ipirflid Elm ipetlis 0ergniigeu
utad)t, nit mir 3ll planberl1! f.
u@lfriebe, Srdulein @lfrieoe !" ct
mubte lit Ieiner sro6en lleberrainuna
unb 1T ieiner iiberquellen6en 6er;eits-
frerbe nihts MnbereS berporsnbringelt,
al8 bic brei Worte, aber CT nabn1 ibre
beiSen iblanfen 9dnbe, bic lie inn
wioerifanoslos iiberlteB, unS Sriidte iie
10 ber5baft un6 70 lan9e, als ipenn CT
fie ME mebr aus Ben ieinisen fret9ebeu
ipolle.
Gin frr4s trodenes 6aulper,l, oas
in unmiftelbarer Oedbe laut ipuroe,
bradte ibn inbeiien 56on nad tpenig
stu8enbliden ieliger Selbitperseiienbeit
mieber CUR geli,lnuns. go bart Dor
ibnen taudte Tbomas &odoGs lan9e
@eitalt pl0tlid aus ben @ebiilhen auf,
baB es fait ein @nnoer geipeien pdre,
iDenn er ni6ts mebr bon Der raid 9e<
l0iten 8eri6linsu1s ibrer Oanbe ipabr,
genommen bdtte. glber tros Der lonft
10 f6arfen Mugen bes Mellentbiner
@ntSberrn muBte iid bieS @unoer lpobl
iptrflib ereignet baben, ba ct lpeoer
1eberraidung nod llnptllen duBerte,
lonoern bic Betben in boiler llnbefane
senbeit nit ireunbliden @ort besriiste.
an6 iDdbre1b iie oann gemeinlam tlarb
oem 0errenbaule 3uridfebrter, lfien es
ibm acknowledgements gar ni6t auisus
fallen, oab er auf Ieine lebbaften 6ragen
unb Bemerfungen bon Dem @inen mic
BON oer InOeren uur einlilbige ooer gar
p6llig perfebrte Intiporten er6ielt, itnb
oab bic lelidtenben susen Der junsen
Wten56enfinoer, bic ba re1ts uno linfs
on ieiner Seite gin9en, in ibrem Su1en
utto Jlieben Elm gar nertpnnoerliheS
Spia matchmaker trieben.
Die @inlabung gum 6riibltnd lebnte
Wolfram inter ben Stnipeis auf Die
BHihten, lDeld)e ibn na1 9liffborn
3uriifriefen, in baitisen Morten ab,
un6 2bOmas Ro9oll mar ieet aud uiel
meniser eifris, ibn suriid,ubalteil, ais
porbin. @r blieb on Der Seite oeS Ssns
genienrS, bis oeiien Pfero poraefiibrt
morben mar uno bis er iid anIdidte,
ipieoer in ben Sattel 3u fteisen. Darum
CAB eS nur einen it,inl1en uno frrseu
abidieb, elm i6einbar flii9tiseS 6anbe>
rei1en 5wiiben Wolfram ln6 @lfriebe;
aber tire Blide lenften li9 babel bod
nod etnnlal tief ineinanber. 9ie mus=
ten 8eibe mobl pollfommen aufrieben
iein nit benz, mas lie iih In Der ipin,ia
fur5en Spanne .3eit nit BEN Musem sn
iagen permoebt hatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07

BON l9waraen Baaren su ben aIler.
nieorisiten preiien.
@e1tretiter nnb carrirter Sann
BON L. @entS anfsudrts bis su benz beiten.
Salidter 54tpar;er 0rsanoie, Grenaoins,
Satsn geitreifter 2aipn gu eritaunlia nieoris
gen Yretfen.
,getoene a0arp @enriettas, 40 9oa,
nit ben ,seueiten Sdattir,lnsen perfeben,
5n $l.0O
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
3epbpr 0inahams /!

Nir bertaufen 8epbpr @tmsbams
gu Is, 18 unb 25 Gents.
Satin stsipeb @orS bu @oi unS 3epbbrs.
Wemnfferte Sateeu ;a 10, 10, IS
ttnb 25 Gents.
S9ltdt: Sulo, l21s. 15, 20 unb 25
gentS.
Sas srSbte uno beit aussepa6tte Eager
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07

Tetae gbtRen Worbange, SO Oar0
Long, 3u rs Gents, $l.O0, $1.25, $1.5o,
$500, $3.50, $500, tab aifparts, 70 felt,
tpie Sbr fie tpiin1dt. "
Sarbtger unb 11par3er TaiIfe
6raneatie, su 80 Gents per garS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
seioenitoFc eeioenitofe!

Solloe farbige gbimefi{be unb Sas
paneftfd,e Setben # pffe lit BEN pr.
paidriten Sarbcn, ipie @eib, Gream Hnla,
gprr Nile, 9ilae 8lau &c
Soli5e @roS Grain S0parse
seiSenftoffe gu rs Gsrts, 80 Gents, 81
uab $1.25.
S1nar5e mnb@rea btneiil de
Sstbenito g ffs gu 90. s5, 30, 60, rs, SIS,
80 @enta ,lnb 81.
getbeue nmo gnttn RrpcaSe, in
i@pars unb forbia su rs, 90 Gents, 81 unb
$l.25 In ben neueisen @benbs 6arben.
6anep 8emuiterte Snbias, l9uatser,
farbieer ,,no tpeiber @runS; atpe,farbia, Elm.
fad nno psrihiebenart sc 6isurell, 8Iunen
scrolls une anbere SHUTTER, 10 Sorten, SX12
8ombinatton, iebes 20-22 Bon brett, 35, 48,
go, 68, rs GentS unb 81. 20 3on breite All
81 unt 81 %.
Ssrfdiebene Wlocee smrabs, gu 20,
35, 80 unb rs gentS.
DaS seibenlaser iibertriift alles Daaetpes
lene tn suswabl, Site uno Bertb fir ieben
3mef. mo- Setoe sebraubt mirn, nnb Seren
3abl 1T eesior.
Mnler Waareulager lit lnaBgebeab.
Die folsenben luotationen seben einen
Binf, um a5er ben iuirfliten Merrb unb bic
&eidbaltisteit tennen su lernen, fomtmt unb
ie9t ober lakt Gadb Hruben fd5.dem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
Gbenille.4ortierea llno giidoeden.

@ir offeriren GbenilIe= =Yortieren
unb Slid befem ;u abicIut balbem 9reile
@ir baben so Yaare Yortieren unb 100
SilhSeden, ale gu oemlelben 9.rcile
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
Yorbdnge! gorbdnae /!

Sn Drapertem unb @retonne
fiibren mir eine elegante Muspab[ BON 10
Gents auftparts bis il, Der feinften Sorte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
l1uier ..Weii,r (El,pbaats.

Glotbins 9aus ift has sr5Bte unh tsskxns
bi9ite I'M SI6reItsn. Mir garasrfifstk
Sdnttt, Rufter, Gnaiitxt uss
,,bas Niles pabt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
petitionen BON 1872 preukiid,eu

= petitiOnen bon 1872 preuBifden
Stdbten nit mebr als 10000 ginwobs
nern, iopie sablrei6er anberer fleinerer
Stdete an bas WbgeorbnetenbauS pers
iangen nidt mebr unb ni6t ueniger,
als baB ibnen aur Oeduns infoIse Der fos
5ialreformatorii6en @efeBe erpa6iens
ben Nusgaben ein 3ui6uB aus Stats
Wtitteln gewdbrt werbe, tpel6er benz
auf ben aopf Der 8eo6lferuns entfals
lenben aofenaufmaabe entipridt. II
Stdote baben aud 5ablen ndbise Nngas
ben iiber bic 96be bieier Soften ges
ma6t, bic bel l,977,363 aopfen i'm
Gansen 269,105 81. ober bur9idnitte
LID OLA 81. pro &opf betraeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07

sW Sic alerbeiten, seru1loS bleiz
benoen aiiblungs Ipparate, &efriges
raiors, See 8ores &c. bel &iebeIl
& mpanp, China Saa, Sfs
6ouitons Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07

Satalismus 1T, - luenn einen,
niht5 mebr fatal lit.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-11
Grain. -Four. and Feed.

There was only one sale on call at the
Grain Exchange to-day, namely car of No
l timothy hay, $l3 90 i. & o. Receipts as
bulletined, IL cars. BY Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne
and Chicago-2 cars of oats, j of hay, of cal
corn, of flour. BY Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and St Louis-1 car of oats, of bran, 3 OF
corn. By Baltimore and Ohio-l OF hay. By
ttshurC and Western-l car of bran, OF
oats, l of hay. OF wheat By Pittsburg and
Lake E:ie-l car of outs. Receipts for the
week ending January 8, 1892 256 cars against
week with total OF 56 cars. Hay follows
with 45 cars as the total for the week. Hay
is the strong feature o. markets, and prices
have been steadily moving upward the past
few days Wheat and -four are slow. Shell
corn IS a shade lower as our Quotations will
disclose. Oats aad mill feed are barely
steady.
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
WMEAT-No. . red. sac@si 90: No. red, %
@96c.
ear I7i.(0giSc: mixed ear. iSdi1c: No. yellow.
shelled 4ls@945c: high mixed shelled. HGHi.c:
4I4@49c; nigh mixed do 4Sa ,o1c;
OArs-No. cats, 3sg3sl2c; No. white, 37
@73ac: extraNo. oats. S5z@36c: mixed oats 3iis(@
RYE-No Pennsylvania and Ohio. a5@esc; No.
1 Western, 9al9oc.
BARLEY--f6dl75c.
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring patents.
S. Is: fancy winter patents, s. 2G5 30: fancy
straight winter, s50@5 8: fancy straight spring.
bakers. 81 75d5 60. Rye flour. s. 0)Go5 -.
MILLFEED-No. white inidd,ings, So e0ta22 50P
ton: No. white middlingS. $40 J0G.J 90: brown
middng-. sE 25dl7 20: winter wheat bran, sl7 81
61lS co. chop feed, s21 U092S G0.
HAY -Baled timothy, choice. S13 5OIi3 rs: No, l.,
tl8 osgla 25 No sll .o@ll .: clover hay. sll 81
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-11
HOME SECURITIES AND MONEY.
A Good Week for Most OF the Local Stock
Msnipulators


1t was a coed, strong week in the local
stock marker. Total sales on call agyre-
gated 8 O97 shares and 5000 bonds. Duquesne
Traction led with l,136 shares closely fol-
lowed by Philadelphia Gas with 1907. The
next highest was LuSter, with go Office
transactions were comparatively large.
Features and influences we're all good.
The strong financial situation was the main
factor in the upward movement boston
was the source of inspiration for Pniladel-
rbia Gas. Investors there seemed to think
II n rood purchase for 4 quick turn and
pitt.hurg pumped it into them quite liber-
ally.
0ther strong interests we re Luster. which
was bid up to 93i on call Saturday and to 10
afterward without bringing any of it out
insiders have this stock so well in hand tha t
they are able to control il TO suit circum-
stances. The fractions, as compared with
the clcse OF the previous Saturday were
higher with the exception OF Pleasant Val
lev Duquesne was distinctly stronger in
tone as well rs figures. Electric improved a
point, with little in sight Wheeling Gas
was about the weakest thing on the list
the penalty, perhaps, for passing the dlvi-
dend.
sales Saturday were e09 Philadelphia Ga
at a. II0at ~, 10 at l4l4, 10 Luster at ga, l
membe.ship at 81 and 100 Birmingham
Truction b. o. b ut ISIS. After call, 10 Luster
At 10. and 200 Wheeling Gas at 10.
The first week of the new year was good
one in financial and commercial circles.
Bank clearings were nearly s., ,0Oa, ,0O0in excess
oc the corresponding time last year. The
call Tor money improved, but there was
more than enough to go rouad. Large
checking reflected Il healthy state of general
tratie. The Clearing House statement freely
hears out all the good things said of the
situation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-11
THE WALL STREET CLOSE.
CoaIers Make the Best showing-The Tables
Tnrned on New England at Last-Louis
Vile and Nashville Leads on the Down
Gra6e-Yonds Better.

Coalers Make the Best Showing-The Tables
Tnrned on New England at Last-Louis
Vile and Nashville Leads on the Down
Grade-Bonds Better.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The stock market was
still very active to-day, but the feverishness
and irregularity which marked yesterday s
dealings were also present and undoubtedly
heavy realizations contributed 20 make a
general heavy temper The liquidation was
specially prominent in Louisville and Nash
VILE. Atchison and New England. while the
strong spots in the list were confined to the
Coal shares, the Jndustrials and few of the
low priced specialties. The market, as a
whole, was much narrower than usual of
late, and few of the moro prominent shares
received the greater portion OF the atten-
tinn.
vances over last nights figures, Missouri
Pacific showing gain of q per cent, but
after further fractional gnins, in which
Chicago Gas led, there WIS a general decline,
which was really checked only with the
close of business. Louisville and Nashville
took the lead in this movement, but New
followed with the exception of Richmond
and West Point, the Coalers and
a few OF the lowpriced shares.
A suspicion that New York and Northern
will NOT come in for any benefit from the
New England deal caused material reac-
tioa in it, and it settled away from 2615 at its
best yesterday to D. Manhattan also
showed the same influence at the close, its
final bid being per cent below its last sale.
The jump in the Coalers developed great ac-
tiyity in Reading, but the improvement in
price was of no importance. The market
finally closed active and heavy to weak at
about the lowest prices of the day. The
only losses of note, however, were per cent
in New England and a in Louisville and
Nashville, which rallied slightly toward the
end of the session.
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
dav Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
" uIrNEY 4 STEPHENSON, oldest Pittsburg mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. 81 Fourth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-11
Hy Telegraph.

CIicaG -Cattle-Receipts, ? 900 head; ship
r-""r~. I l0) head: market sready: natives.
s. G5+it ~: ~tockers. 81 J0d2 20: COWS, 81 50@
-. Ao-a-keccip;s, 25,0O0 head; shipments,
lo.V h-ai: '''arkGt IRE Iular: rough and
C'sluEon. Il 0Gf -: mixed and packers, S. 80
a >. priI'e He.yE and butchers weights,
S4 l,Fi 3.ia- light, 81 O0G4 20. Sheep-Re-
r".I =, H,VE' head: shipments, POO head: mar
E"I higher: native sheep. - J0G05 40: ewes,
5 so 3: yearllngs, IS 2j(75 d; LAMBS, So 251
66l
= !c-Cattic-;eceipts.5 81 loads through:
. sale. market steady: several trains DELAYED
hE storm. IogS-RcceiptS, Il loads through;
- on sale, including : held over: market
slow and lower: General sales Workers and
lneGta"a. 81 4aGs 80; good heavy slow at 81 40
q % >n"Sa and lambs-Receipts, leads
th:"G-h; 70 GE sale: market duh, owing to
tho Crcc" ainty nf being able to ship on ac-
count oI storm. prices unchanged.
cmHha-tattie-Receip 5000: market
s-long: "nl c3"n To fancy steers 81 75@5 IS:
head: nia neJ ..c.ive and sc higher: light.
So SJG@ 81: heavy. - 9OG4 G5: mixed s3 91G
2 20. Sile-D-ifecciprs. a03 head: market ac-
eyns, - 75|z4 =
Eansas CT i:ttle-Receipts. e,joo head:
shipments. 1ni "cad. Steers strong and
active; COWS strong: stockers aud feeders
active anp s-caGy: steers, So I5615 -: cows,
81 ~. HOGS -- Receipts. - 900 Eeau; ship
r,suts. 900 heau: market active and Ioc
higher: All grades. So 655I4 o.: bulk, 50 500
) %. Sheep-Receipts 100 head: Shipments.
1870 mead: market strong
t. E.o1is-Cattie-Rec 700 head: ship
rneUt-. 900 head: fair TO GOOD native steers
- .n@ TO; Ie Texans, s. s.. Hors-Receipts.
; 10 ucad: ahipmeHiS. 4.40l head: market lOc
higher; fair to fancy heavy. - e064 n. mixed
fair 20 good - 70614 o. light I,ir 10 best SO 90
a. 70. Shecp-Ecccipts none; shiDment.
nvue; market strong: falr to choice ST OOD
= -
t'inriHnat'-iio=s scarce and higher. COM
mon and l,wnt. - S0d4 -: nackin,r ana
butchers, - 1921 -; receipts. $50 head
cattle stcs ny: rrcei p;S. l25 head; sbipnents
- head. sheep strong and unchanged: r,-
Ce'pis, 10 head Lambs strong: common to
choice. = eGf06 = per 100 pounds.
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couNrERFE1rERs TAKEN IN TINE.
They We're Preparing to Flood Several
Cities With Dangerous Coins.

Cities With Dangerous Coins.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Jan. 10--A gang
of counterteiters, which flooded the city
with spurious s., $40 and $40 gold pieces
during the holidays, was arranged before
United States Commissioner Greslman yes
terday. All entered plea of mot guilty. :"
Mary Gignon, wife of King Pin, counter
feiter, took the stand and ''squealed on the
gang" She implicated her husband. Jesse
Gignon, William Gibson, William Cronk,
P. ID. Sprague and Mark King. The men
were bound over to await the Grand Jury in
the sum of $1,000 each, in default of which
they were taken to the pententiary.
The gang bad its headquarters one block
from the police station and made 81, 500
counterfeit coins. They we're preparing to
visit Denver, Kansas City, Omaha and other
Eastern cities when arrested. The design
and weight of the money was perfect. The
true ring of the gold coin made it one of the
most successful attempts at counterteiting
rDPrDptrated
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that the finish was within nc of the high
est point reached Refined declined at Lon
don to B. ZIG and advanced at Antwerp to
16A. Average runs increased about l2,ooo
barrels, and shipments nearly 25,CO
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Petroleum opened
steady, advanced nc, declined &c, then
rallied &c on light trading and closed steady;
Pennsylvania oil, spot, opening, 63c: highest.
63c; lowest 625sc: closing. 625sc: February
option, opening. 63l4c: highest, 631ac: lowest,
63c: closing, 6s1lsc; Lima oil, no sales: total
sales, II. 900 barrels.
BRADFORD, JAN 9.-National transit certifi-
Gates opened at G33sc: closed at CSC: high
est. 6s34c; lowest, 6234c; cIearances, 2l6,GO0
bnrrpIs
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THE WEEK IN OIL.
Quite a Squirt OF Activity and Advance in
tha Price.


The market was tame until Friday, when
the bullish influences that had existed for
some time made themselves felt, and the
market became active and strong. Excite
ment caused by the whirl was something
unusual of late, and attracted wide atten-
tion.
Saturday, although the level of the pre-
vious day was maintained, there was less
animation and trading was lighter, only
about $4,000 barrels exchanging hands. The
feeling was quite bullish, however. some
traders going so far as TO predict dollar OIL
before the year is haif out. This being con-
tingent upon the future of the Mcdonald
field, the degree of interest taken by out
sders and the attitude of'the Standard, rosy
anticipations will bear considerable modi-
fication. The fact OF an improved market
Is good as far as it goes, but conditions are
SO liable to change and the buying element
so small that forecasts for future operations
should be made with extreme caution
Fluctuations for the day and week follow:
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Turnentine Market.

NEW YoRK-Rosin quiet and steady:
strained common to good. 81 3J@l 40. Tur-
,pentine duil and steady at ST. 40%
at 3Oc Rosn firm; strained, 81 Is; good
strained, 81 20 bid. Tar steady at 81 30.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81 o.: yellow
dip, 81 90; virgin. 81 30.
firm 1T 81 l5DI 20.
AELEsroS-Turpentine steady at soc.
Rosin firm; good strained, 81 Is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-11

n and after Sunday. June %. 1921. trains will
leave and arrive at Union station. Pittsburg east
ern standard time: Buffalo express leaves al So
o. M. s:i5 n. (arriTing at Buffalo at 545 .. IN
and 7:aO }: arrives at 10 M. 6:2j p. IN. oil
City and Dubois eXprcs5-leaves 3:20 n M Itqj o.
M: arrives Loo. 6:25 1000 p. M. East Brady :
Leaves at $50 a. III. kittanning-Leaves 9:Och-
II. Er:cbUTii Leaves 4a,. 6:I5 p m: arriyeo sos
q. n. $40 p. m. Valley Camp Leaves i0:l5 u.
1205, 2:25 1l:50 p. arrives $50 m. 1890 2:li
IN p. r.. Hulton- Leaves 500. $3.50 M. arrives
T:a5, II 20 D. Forty-tlirL street-Ar,1ves BE
sop. NJ. Observation-Disclosures express Leaves
$50 a. M. SIS p. n srrives 7:lo IN, s:25 p
Enlenton-Leayes s:O5 n. m. arrives 0:l5 =. ID.
kittanning-I.caves 1910 p. arrives lo;15 p. Ia
BraebItn-ieayes $50 p. NJ; arrives ZIG p: NJ.
Pullman parOr bufiet d1y trains and Pull
man sleeping oD night trains between PittsDurg
and Buffalo. Ticket ofiises; IN 10 Fifth sveDto
and U Union station. DAVID M-CARGO. Gsner3
superintendent. JAMES P. ANDERSON. &C.,.
49, Tscs~t A
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NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The drygoods market
presented no new features to-day. The vol
ume of orders on the books of agents for
goods to be delivered is large and the capac-
ity of many mills to turn out goods last
enough to meet the wants of customers is
being taxed. The market was unchanged as
regards tone.