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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14

peritebe mid nun einmal nidt auf lolde
8nnitltiife, unb i1 meine. es pdre aud
i'm @rrnbc penis bamit seuonuen.
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ldeim nad' elmer gan3eu Banoe bon 8e<
triigern i'll oie Aodnbe eefallen, unter
oenen Der 6trr Sberbersratb tpahrlih
nid)t hen leeten @las ei1iiimut. 8onl
erlten Gage leiner anueienbeit auf
aliHborn an mar bteler Wfenld nidt
eineu 2lnseublif bariIber i'm 3peifel,
baB iid aui Sbrem @ebiete nieuals
Betroleum finben niirbe, mnb tpenn
man aud bis gum Mittelpnnft ber Grbe
latte bobren f0unen."
Wit offeuem Wtunoe uno NIT einem
0eii9tsausorlld, Der leine :3ise fait
bis snr llnfenntlibfeit entitellte, bate
Nalter Sasmuno sic 3ermalmenbe
9unoe pernommen. Gs mar, als Oh
er laIt auibreieu ipollte, bod nnr sia
paar beilere, itnartifulirte 50ne famen
aus leiner Geble /; pergebenS nerluhte Ct
gu lpreden, bis bic 2dbmung, melde
oas llebermaB oes Gntiesens iiber i'm
sebra6t gu baben idien, ii9 lit eineu
l4rilen, fononliipii4en auflaheu lOite.
n9ababa Wel1' cine f0ltlihe Sc
i6i6tel sSas bat Sbnen Der Bersratb
setban, oab Sic i'm nit elmer 10 unses
beuerliden ssabel bel mir anl9mdrsen
mollen? 0iie babe id seglaubt, oaB
man einen Wsenlden 70 abseihmaft
oerleumben fDnnte !"
Der Sugenieur peranberte leine nlls
befpeslidlc, eiiern rubise 9altune nid)t.
(Scrtletung foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14
,,,Gut auSfeben".

Das ysat ausieben" banet niGt blos BON ber Sauts
iunben 3ufanbe Der tnneren Srsane as. ST bic eeber
:sntbdtS hann iiebt man selb unb sarts aus. TT ter
wssen tn naerenuns, bann iebt man bpspepttf@
srdmltd unb perbrieblin aus. Gorge fir CUTE Ges
innbbeit, sann wtrft Dn rsut auSfebens. Glsctrte
Dttters IT. 9as srrbe Seilmitie, bas areSenb unb bes
susleif Gnsi&ldse, @ef&wdre, SleGten unb fpnittse
InretntStetten ber 9aut, nnb per&aft etneu retnen
Tetnt gu haben tn ber Gpet9efe BON HcnIpt 9reib,
StcmrScu & 60. 90 9ent8 BITE Siaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14

Sine 10 9roBe 9lusmabl bon Spms
itlersWaaren 1T nod ME bagepefen. ipie
iebt I'M
Cinderella S9mb gtore.
9errens unb SamensS6ube, lolpie
Saus:S6ube unb Yantoffeln gu aflen
preiien. Die ar6Bte 9lusmabl in Der
gatsen Stabt.
6. Baum,
ste 0oultonsStraBe unb Mpe. 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14

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nk Sas Fa posan gataste
mmmt @ orrm uaubia nbenf ultuieuba
Das
inn seaaun Woho: Wiebrge Yreiie ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14
8lpmie 9aiuem !!
Blpmje 9aiuess !!

8lpmje 9alem! 43IDmie 9aipem!
Neibe 5a0n nnb bnn gate 81 IS $l50
2a $40 Seoeue 5aaen bh searbeet NIT abo guin unb M
ngenoen 4rag uno yanen in wa unb labu q bs $3.50
Se 3atlen fur Samen Cents 81 25 unie
pab BON lnteug 1T ben 80 25 gummern snomu
uHo bte fhr 40 Gents mniern so gnmern
3u III Vents.
Cine ae georaden ua fe sebrudtem MouFine
marfien gons aife sana seibe @aion
anpanbe gaaren mel uberag Gents
bn; mir peraufn ie nur Nattpo6 su Cents
Sltitcb 81rbe! Smmdl a0rbe!
lal Dnbenb aa.a nit 9sdel unO grf gmadt balu
lone fir 10 Gents @aaonn @r6Be Gents @auoneu
gr6Be 25 Gents papi6rbe ab ufbel gens ID
auber Trage ener Der befn Bargains bic mir naIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

! a. 1:s' It q d. 10 5 4G 1891 q 5; g.
d. Se sSS 4 s 30 % hg 20: E. al G Z. 3 a. sG
3 " 'sS g is At : & 29l .'H - e
g T. 90 iS Of % 70 o g 3D. ., 81 &. ~ at 3
SSS@e. e G CSssso scer i 3 as = 81
do ia9l g. 1900 a. :; o. l Is d. =, i'S 8,
d ~ is oven 1898 r., 9! - TO- do 1850 ~ at
Il Epp>iein: - thicasS steers. 1870 D. st 81 81
s Mi and G nominal @uaato @ are o%5 PER head
ctI5ES-Ececirts 40 hcad go at Jcssy cty and
So COtsi. Tie chit arrivals tod y must be AFR but
T. ar storm OF a w :, ,np Ber Monda '' 10 esn
OF the short supply prices ruled r al III a0'ace ."
POOR choice veal. old at 'ss;c; with the bulk Of
the ss At cS Gss S Sd o 70 SGa per higher than
a': se'T fs Hollis vsal 100 aysr,ge
10 90 Jag Sdo at 10 jea 40 5 at % do 40 n
'' Hume Malc len, Scas, IS ~ SC 40 do, 12s ~
Yin 5. E,sE c S. 20 20 ysli l &C T. at re-
, & a, P%'F - ao % T' at u 'f
- 3, lldsce& son: % yeiI', 1O' ~ at 7'i :
"rSy' Se Ss'.si S"a.o So ':!t.
100 smf e xNb 4 aeqaas 70
iosss Irad2s cSoads Goth.t Il carload, at eTsy
e aid a a%f TG AL k a. Of stock and s a,
advance OF l5 to 25c per 100 H. The pens were not
fully cleared however Poorest to best sheep ranged Ia
price fiOm - To ~ IS per 100 u culls' sold az -
Common TO choice lambs 80 j0dT7 62i2 inferior do,
Of So $1,000,
dressed mutton In moderate request at 9dl0Ec per n
dressed lambs rm at lOdlc (scectcf cdrcasrs bringing
llecD
d5 II d S 90 70 Sat- at ss' % ss s
20 a. at 90 30 10, ~ a. do 4, ., 60 - 81 81 uo' SD
" plIenlock: IS stat sheep s. ~ at Sc: ia Mich
rdn do i072 H. at SO IS 10 Slte lambs (cus. 56 D. at
So: liz do. 81 N, 81 35 100 Michigan do e7ia ~ at
~ GO: goo do ooh II. at ~ 60. $500 .
Hume & Mullen 30 State sheep. 1Ol ~. Rt ~ 90 II
Ohio do 50 n at a. 81 DO 81 ~ ct 81 81 lo4 Ohio
lamb, - c. do - - n 81 STAT do
- g. at 81 2Oi do So u, AZ - 3u i2J do, 9oa 10
rs - 30. . 80, .. . 20 90,
Judd 6 buckingham ais Michcan laml. - D scaGt.
a. 81 @5 I19 Stae So ~ at - - l73 do. 80 TO-
a. 81 y 100 do so'a ~ at 81 % l4s do % ~ a. 80 80
Michigan sheep 30 N. AZ 80 NJ; - state Hn@p
Il3 ~ 80 30 - do, 90 ~ at ~ do TO H. at - 90
buck. 40 n. az 81 90 -
newton Gillott ~ Pcn.yiyana lambs 81 IN -cant.
at r. 30 > sheep 10 n at 50 p. $500 . ,o-
II, uipplc & Co.: 12G Western sheep lOSe N. AZ ~
HOGS-it~cTt~ - carload. ilSl1 h'ad.,2 catloads
A. soh.st and "a car Dads at Jersey CITY 80 sacs
live weight. Homnaly firm 1T 80 40 % per loo H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

business beef city family per Dbl. Sl1o I'll 90 do
packet 80 jOa $40; smoked beef. ~ 6&l2; beef hams
Fla jOa Sl5 pork mess, new, Sl2 30" T13 do family
40 sl4 :O hams smoked per pound. lO0 lie; 40
sugar picked In t"rccS. 9a lOc sldcs, clear ribbed,
in salt i-2c: do do do smoked. sGS 1-ic: shoulders
in drv salt fully cured, q Ia lie: do DO smoked.
7d7 lie: shoulders, pickle cured, u e9 l4c do DO
sr,ohed. l-2c bellies. In pickle, "a lie 30
breakfast bacon, 100 ice Lard pure Guy rehled'
11a7 3-Ac. do butchers loose, l-o u Jlc. Huttcr
steady with more demand; PENNSYLVANIA creamery
extra est. Pennsylvania print extra: ~" !oc'
Eggs siendy; Pennsylvania hrS;s, u IL loo
rheesc quiet part skins, 9aloc. sugars re:
fined Grner with light offerings. Ont loaf > 1--c
cubes 4 glGc; extra powdered XNNN, 1-o"1 l-lbc ,
standard powdered, 40-lGa4 5-ec: fine graduated,
Asa : iGc: standard granulated, 3-oc; crown \.
4 J-sc: crystal \, 1-lGc. double refined diamond a
f,r candy 3-ec; c0nfcctoners' \. &c, red star
A. i-sc: KcyStone \, Ice; franklin u, 31-1c;
do extra G. J-oc rcd star &, lice green s,ar |,
3 9.lCc: blue star G, l2c. Petroleum STEADY re-
fined I'm bbls, So 35. Feed dull; winter bran, Tlo@
$40 per ton. Rcceipts-FlOur. 400 bDl' lOtoo
sacks wheat, 900 bush: corn 10000 bush oats,
"a 900 bush Shipmcnts-Whcat. 6i0OO bush, corn,
60 COO bush oats. 24.9O0 bush
Toledo. March lf.-Whcat active lower; No. = casI i
o. I-2c: May, 90 1-Sc; July. ~ lfc. tOrii' dnl.
steady: 40. = cash. 4lc No 3. 40 PC; No L. 53c
no. - yellow, 42c. Otas, quiet: cash, BE. rye duIl
cash SIC COycrsced, steady, prime cash ana MaICn.
81 10 Rccepts-Flour $50 IBIS: wheat, 1850 bush:
com 90 rs bush oats. l1Ij bush ;cOverseed 1o2bass
shpment~-Flour 1850; wheat. 1905 bush; corn,
500 bush: rye, 1000 bush. clover, 37i bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COlFEE-Iiadmc in spOi Rio continued very .4uleT
while prices steadily maintained the basis OF l+'c
for No T. Sales 800 bags No 6, l12c spot or Stock W
arrive. sales 1000 bags No s. kate fawcett ioc
1000 bags No I, Capna, fisc; 90 ba9S NO O. pr
SaeIno. l3sc, and ZOO Tags Santos No 1870 G. ana l.
Mild wins unchanged and quiet. sales, l-O0 Uaes
Maracaho and $50 bags SaVania, private terms ~ Mts
Ia comparatively slow In the option hue, Yet me afh"t
had hrm Iook with an advance Of 5ai5 ponts D'Sfmnsf
being especially strong The cables were aealn lShc
and local shorts covered in small way bot Of which
helped the bulls" IiGvre gained sd4 f and Hamburg
closed .ds. pig better London als9 hsn.T' c GoT N.
245 p Qfhca quotations March OBS; APRIL Us 20
MAY, Cos sd June SIS "a July IS august 5 eso ID
quotes ordinary 90 Nlos u loo good secQuu
90 kosJ, 10 $50; cxehence II l5l0 recipe, IA NO
5000 hags; Rio stock, 2ll.0c0 bags; RIO market stHu
Ro shipments by steamer to United states GGiIg M@
~ coo Rio shipments Europe during week VpU ia9'
RIO pur bases Tor United states during week w hags
freight per United states, 4Oc ana Ter cV
uriTaref steamers loading RIO for United states
good average santos 900; receipts at santos llUuV
HsV- Santo, stock, bag santos market quiet;
Santos shipments United States 10y steaU) - 900 bags
S9ntOs SHIPMENTS lntN States by SAL ll'U ntAN
santns shimentS for Europe ~ 600 bags santos pur-
c6aSes for United States, 30 600 ba9s; santos purchases
10 bags santos freight per 81 amer 10
Have dc and 10 per cent plmaec steamers luahT ~
Santos for United States steamers loading ~ Nai4,
Iuro,q cleared Rio March -, SIRIUS $500
santos. March L. lilin a. - 80
haes receipt, az Rio july 70 March II. 49, 2'-SVV
bags same time 1891, 1901 GOO bags sane uIc ~
l7j7 600 receipts at santos july % 6larch =,
1892 SoS 600 hays time lN'l, -''1V,V -
sane time 1890 l654O0O bags. Total sales here odN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
0tation, arc blsed on American standard OF clsssca
STAINED.

Orliuafv y
Strict looi O:dlnaryA 9.l0 MIDI ing ..........Ci-
Cutions-I, e!ytng the way o.. outside lcWs IoL-.d
tow ard a q prices today, The rc-tt
perfect CeUO allatOn attended with liable
excitement. Long" selling unusually heavy at az
points, IN addition when the "ltar,' nce' e. their
fnrs The carry sa.cs Indicated d decline $50 s.f''.
and period there brek Of fully IjdI points;
na fgur.s showed loses OF l2dl4 points. Liverpool
Grouped 3a4 points. and the miners t.ouble- abroad
sr1td 70 angmont oppression. Then, again. he iorJ
arrivals wcra liberal New Orleans receipts f0r
morrow wcra estimated a. 70 900 bales southern adyes
Nelker. Sales here 2i9S 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
Lost ano fonno

r OSr-Bank book no 22f cji, Dry Dock Saving,
IL Tank Amy person having claims upon saii book Is
to tho bank Within thirty
saii win be declared cancelled ana ca
tlnrulshri and a new one issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
european Announcements.
FUI.-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA

BEEAKFASr.-"Bv a thorough knowcdso nss the
natur, laws watch govern the oper toas OF dsceoh ana
nutrition and rs careful application OF tn hnr properties
wcccctcd Cocoa, Mr. ps has provided our brra1las
table. with dcllcat!y Which mag save
many heavy doctors bills IL j. BY the Iucious use o.
such ARTICLES OF diet That constitution nav b. gradually
built up until strong enough tendency U
dsrose HUNDREDS OF subtle Ualad floating around
- ready 10 attack wherever there is weak point we
NAV osfop. many fatal shaft by keeping Ourselves wei
fort Ned With purc blood and properly nourishd frae
civil Service G1zctt".
Made simply with boiling water o. milk Sod only IN
halfTOund tins b" labelled thus: JAMES EPPo
4 Co Homeopathic Chemists. London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

sIcrgc at 81 10 Ter 100 ~ IS do. 1870 n at ~ s.
2G do. l3,o n. AZ - 80 q DO 1907 ~ At a so 40
b. 81 To- ~ steers and sags Is. % at - 100 20 F'ss
~ at ~ 10 . oxen, 1435 ~, az - - DO, I5eo
1 at 81 80 do, 1915 h. at - 40 state STEERS l5'5
m AZ "a 75 bulls, ZIG N. ut ~ CO. 10 State cows
$40 NJ at 81 so c.,.oo .,.,. ,,-c 9, =,
81 So II DO. 1891 ~ at - TO- ~ DO 1929 No. At 81 o.
iaeS H. az 81 90 do 1000 H. ut 81 20 do. 1856 H. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
OIL MARKETS.

oil CITY, March r.NetIonal Transit certificates operci
59lc highest 5Jc; lowest, JJrc closed Jo"c. t>l''s,
Cs 900 bGls clcsranccs $1,000 bbs; shipments o34GS
bld>: rms JC.Ji3 bbl- 800
rit,sbnrc March 1i-Natlono Tarsit certificates
opened at J0c clo'cd at 1oic; highest j9cc lowest
59rc.
bradford Morch li.Natlonol Transit certificates op'nci
az 59iac closed j9c; highest, o99c lowest, ODE;
,lc arlurcs 600 Dbl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
Ocean Steamers.
1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lloyd S. S. CO.

MIDI I4islANisNN i.is'is.
fNpft,- Passenger ~ amer service.
Scw.N % Genoa Ia loss than E.cArn DAYS.
SOUTH OF tEANCE RIVIERA MD iIALf'
Touching t,i.ra Tar. - land passenger TO spain.
Avoiding the Norherl Lattgds Of Atlantic. the Ohlnhe
Crossing and Long T.. X. Rios. . 80
W.rra sat. Aif. ~ IN. Mcrrl Sal. June - 10 an
Fula at. AIr. 10. 10 ain. uda Sst jury - !. I'm.
Won sl.. Ma. 10 am Wei sat. July g. 10 a. M
lNd4 Sat Ma, - 10 an. Iulia sat. Aug. = 10 Z" la
Pa.sasc. 500. 20 or $50 berth. u = Clblt..
clos come, ton, Tor EGYPT - NORDDEuISCllEE
LGOID SIEAMLRS every fortnight from piNoA' -
oELRICHS & co.. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
,.I.r.IsI \, nI,l.n. IIl.rC
QUOTATIONS. OF BEEVES.

,.-od 10 Prime steer. sold year at 81 25dSj Co.
and AVERAGE piltc es'iTa'rd at - 70.
BIFN tSE Receipt, for two days iiG cailoads. 74j
hcad-6 af1is export alive 331 carloads Tor saugh
tcrcfs direct including iGl clfmd, for lastnans Conn
carloads SchWarIchid G. Su1b"f@"f q
iold =, j. stern - cailo1ds fof the United Dressed T. RI
C0uany 20 carloads D. II. sherman. and 81 caIloads
for miscellaneous shippers AID SO carloads Tor The
uaict inc aticr all for Jersey CITY Win he exception ~
onc cafl ad. The demand moderately active, and
piicns t1dc firm but not quotaDly h'hcr. All ,old
81 % To- common 20 pf.H" Na.Nc etr!N - -
foi f selected toy, - l00i 40 for STAYS and Old
oxen ~ SCGs3 90 Tor State cows and extra OHIO DO
sold az g. 49,
C-drc.scd beef steady at 5a1ac per p. with choice
ezra quality ranging from "a 10 Size. Chicago
dressed sold 1t j'2G 1'2c.
Latest private cable adyccs quoted tcfrioerad beef
num Jidlnc In Liverpool. and loinc ia London:
American steady at Haze oIN 122c estimated
dead weight.
The Missouri did not get or saturday. but VIII sail
Tuc-dav with 200 cattle for u. cod miih. The Punlc
j. laden 800 cattle Shwat7h hid Sulzbcrger; and
on "Wednesday the Tcgt0nic and Ci:y Of Berlin VIII take
out dres-'d beef.
Exports from philadelphia the past wcct included
cattle the SnbuOn, 10 Liverpool 800 on the St
Msrnock London; and 35S Oh She HISTORIAN to
Glasgow.
FrcPhs unchanged, and insurance premiums easier :
with 202i2 per cent the general range.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE

saG 3 - do cXra 70 10asi do family, - 2SS
90 G1 lS G TG Ga Ri n,sS q Goa keSSp
loss bbs; shipments, 1850 lb!s ce, ~ op tho
Wheat quiet 40. red spot 81 OF l4@si o. 81 D. mo
~ OF il May 90 1880 sc: June - &c steamer
~. rcd, 81 i2c bid Receipt, DOL nun' ,rhca,
frni: Fuitz. 07ca 81 OF Longberry. sle 81 o. ,orn
ycak; N.d sP9' the i mShth a @ne APFl - ASKED
steamer mxSi. 40 7o47c Receipts i4i ,575 bush ;
shipments, 1917 bush stock sotih t sa' A.. ,a sGc
yellow. - 2047 2c. oats dull and ettady No. :
whit Western, 30 i-@@;3c No. m ica H iaSIso
b,sh RE quiet and -t"ndy No. :. 9Oc nSkcd. Kc
celpt., 7Ag7 bush ,tock l@'4i2 lush LEY ,r. enI
good 10 choice timothy, ga to9 ~ cram i,rlen I
dun; steam 10 Liverpool pr bn.hcl. al = i,yi
Cork for Orders per quarter "s rcr nosred cotton
weak: middlinG. 7-c. proy ions: st.ady un'hane a.
cio.cc. 30 3sc; do imitation. "a :3c; ldle fnncy
24c do so.d (, choice. 4no 80 f9S; me, 80 , ~"
nr to god i9S2ic store r I"[s i' t, l7'i hsF
40. :. 43A0 II sc. sugar irm FfanuMhn, , -
copper sjcudy refined, 10 Id 10 jic Whisky firm
no. h,Id. at - :l,ic cio,u: at oG q: az, So
northern at % &C. 'i %I,so, at ~ ~ c Hn,c-
Ii' a, ~ gie. car, So white sold ~ o6 -,
cio,ins a, % i..c. Corn lower; demand lelt oner-
A. lie: ; car- 80 . yellow. At &c, . cars 70. =
- d33',c: "a cars 80 .: a, 10 l.4c; q car, 80. 4.
Al Isc Oa,s ca. cr; demand Hight; car 80
vh'r At 20 -. / car 10. white. ~ 80 ! 10 .
c,rs No = wllic at "a iaJ4 lie; No. mixed
80 Ieo3ie asked Harley dgll' sample western, ,"lG,
80 / -sc Ryr scarce so =, - 70 asked fiphr
duh irn and unchanged best spring. - ",a =, Det
winter ~ GJa 80 -. Millfccd firm aud unchanged :
coarse winter bran. Tlo, do ship. 81, % 90 mo
White SO: spring wheat bran. Sl1 % shlp,. 81" -
dn mid. sl6 - mr. ton sacked. i - higher. ".
,pt,-Whoai, GOD bush: corn, 2-uOl BUSH oat'' 9o''
tu'h shipments Wheat, 10000 bush
Chicago. March 1.-THE leading tntHir iahs'o a. '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
agents ilJauie0.

W. ANTFD one 10 take the agency for a house.
w hold article entirely new that rct1@ for lJr paws
100 pr In't, and viii positively sell to every
family; enclose stamp. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
Crop movements:


C,oo r,oVemont. Bales. I,al,>.
XSibiIp STNniy ..............4 G36.Gfl 3f+3 23G
Nnnaie.s dov ................ 1907 II 49,
tvocTr". 10 Great Britain / Gay ........ 13Ol1 63Yo
Efforts to France. day ..-.-.-----.-. 500 = aoJ
Txpor;s to Continent. d9y.-..---.-- 1-,31' oOH
stock in New.NofA in licensed ware 80. 80
houses counted daily ---.-.-------.. 10 ~
in o:bcr places estimated l.--...--. o'-Vi
Total stool; In Ncwlok. by running .nc -oo 70, ooo
Stock IN all United states ports. Ito 'lS .D'i -
LiverpoO lecrans Las D. in-itetelp's llOtO Dii's
o. which American. 10 coo bales S&ts SoVO baloS OF
which Tor speculation and export l3O' t1r, Anatf'h
1000 bales, SYot uaIdct-Modola'e &C. ana; Mlodlhe
triands, 3sd Manght stcF market-Yaras-In buyers
favor. ClotlS-DUl!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

W,robouse deliveries since March l. lS92 New.A ork,
1s4 1877 bags Baltimore, 1,7G5 bags NrMOficAs O-I'
tacs Galveston. l400 bags total l4"o'9 U'9>'
COrTON-Tho spot market quoted dull and heavy az
1.l6c de-. Sales To- bales for consumption IL,
ceipts at tne ports today 1851 bal. a.inst lsV-3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

Stock OF No. rel in store March 10 400 $50 bush
9aHst 8'3 es lat week @nd 2oi o05 bush hs te
1858 bush. against 96i III bush last ana 20 or
bush wear ago. stock No. osts March y 7i47
BUSH against Gao or bush last and - $50 buf.
year ago Stock Of Ne = white March T. ia 500
year '' "
Ncw.York Produce Exchange statement OF visible SUD-
I,y SATURDAY. March 10 lsy2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
WHEAT. 40 2

l7u.l
. ,',,no wAcI, siAc: 40 5 rpuna Whe't. 81 1sSnSc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

Che Curt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB NORTH
~ BERGEN. n. J.-i.seinE every day. rain or shine.
pier 18th and 4ad sts connecting with direct y
track. o. WHITEHEAD. SecretAxY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
AmusemenIs.
ROCTOR'S THEATRE.
23D-ST.
THE HOME or
] BIG SUCCESSES AND LONG RUNS.

Abbreviated and altered since the first night 70 suit New.
YORK audiences \ welknown critic remarked Oh Fllcay
1t IL marvellous how the alterations have benefited The
perform anoe. WHO MADE THEME
With bound the play has leopcd 20 the greatest
popular success In the history OF This, the MA>'oi
THEATRE. ....... -. ...,,, ,o.-
CURTAIN Up S:l5. PERFORMANCE OVER 1919.
Some Of the sets narScls OF the painters art
Evening Telegram. , ,,,o
The hear; touches altrnated with Celtic humor ana
exciting Incidents make /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
Ocean Steamers.

" OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiaue.
" fNENCH LINE 10 HAWKE EVERY SAUL lDAY.
"a BRETAGNE. Collier Sat, Mar e. a. NJ
T., Ipf-H NINE Franccul sat, APRIL ;. a. m.
A. ToRGET General Agent. No Bown: Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15

] FOX oTEENsToWN AND LIVERPOOL on -
INV Vr SEW-YoI,K Wedpesday, March 49, II noon.
CRY OH iiiCAGo....; WEDNESDAY. March 80, I a. IN.
oE pAIIS Wednesday, April o. II 30 ~ M
From Pier l3, y r. adjoining Chrlstopher-st Ferry: nm,
,ocaton Of room; Second cabin $40 and go prepaid
ss5 Stecrige, $40 intern MioNAL NAVIGATION
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-23

If THE latest European news is in any
way reliable very little is needed to start
a war between Germany and Russia.
The masslng Of Russian troops on the
German frontier certainly indicates q
feeling on the part Of that government
that war may be declared at almost an
instant's notice. II Russia is at all anx-
ious to open hostilities on her. neighbor-
ing country unusual opportunities are
offered. The dissentions between the
kaiser and his advisers, the ominous
demonstrations Of his W subjects be-
fore the palace and the unsettled condi-
ton of labor affairs throughout the en-
pire combine to weaken Germany's
strength despite her vast army. Under
these conditions it would naturally APP
pear bad policy for the leaders of the
government TO engage IN war with
Russia. And yet the hot.headed young
emperor may precipitate 9 conflict de-
spite all efforts to hold him down.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-23

the treaty between the United tates and
Russia of the 3Otl OF March, 1867, pass nm
impaired TO the United States under that
treaty.
g. Has the United States any right, and
II SO, what right Of protection or property
in the fur seals fre%quenting the ialands Of
the United States in Boring sen waen suth
scals are found outside the ordinary three
mile limit?
The settlement Of the trouble in this
way is very much better than resorting
to force of arms. While Lord Salisbury
has given no satisfactory reasons why
last years agreement should not be re-
neWed it would be most unfortunate II
the plans Of arbitration Of the real diff
ftculties were even delayed by this lat
est complication. But II the War-howl-
ing newspapers continue the bellicose
attitude toward Great Britain it Is pos
sible that through this medium the
British people may conclude that the
war sentiment in America predomlnates
and, as history shows, our British cous-
ms are quite as willing to fight as any
people on earth.