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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16

8rtgbt; 9tcen3 ge6olt BON SO. @.8reis
lei, Nr. 537, Horbz9aDItruBe.
6errD s. Oeppiqb unb G6riItina
M. 5reemdn, 8eibe BON @uI6ington.
.. g.; 2icen5 ge6olt BON $. S. Dep
piup, Nr, Gil, 13. StraBe, RDrOp.,
Daibingtpn.
Charles g. @alterS unb MoIte 8.
-6ooDer, 8eioe bon DaI6ington; 2icen3
gebolt BON Charles g. @alters, Nr.
OF, gzStraBe, Rorbof @aIbington.
ltrtab +. Spengsl uno Bertha 6.
Bud; 2icen3 gebolt BON llriub ).
Stpengel, Rr. 848, Gbmonofon=QDe.
BiIiam 2oB urb 2aura @iie; 2is
cen3 gebolt BON @iuium 2oB, Rr.416,
Weit@6dmbur9itrdBe.
Srancis Wf. Gpans unb 2inp &raB;
2tcen3 gebolt bon Charles &aIit, Rr.
968, MISUNDERSTANDING.
@0tpuro 51mun unb Bette Sbos
mas; &tcen3 ge6olt bon @bpurb 9Ds
man, Nr. 1920, 8drclapitraBe.
4leranosr 0iQidms uno 0ruecele
liza Wtafon; 2icsn3 gebolt bon 8. 3.
@iaiams, Nr. 5O4, 8eits@reitonitr.
9e0rg &en3el unb Mdrp 8. Gigenz
brot; 2tcen3 gsbolt bon 9eorg &en3el,
Nr. 1905, 2igbtitruBe.
Gopurb Spiepb 5unt uno NeGie
Ioams; Gicen3 ge6oIt bon Same5 8.
SObniOn, Gr. 562, MulberrDitraBe.
Robert 80. @mitb uno 6lorencs
Smith; Qicer3 ge6olt bon GDnarO
8afang, g3r. 937, 9ruioz9iQz4pe.
Sfadt s. SreBler unb 2ouiIa 81,
Sor; Qicen5 gebolt BON 5. 8. 8root5,
gtr. 113, 8uloninItrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
Gir6futtcr= unS Strnhurciir.

TolgenOes iiuO Ois aui osu itaatliheu
0oagcu iur oeu, StrOb Il. |. 70. geleru sra
jielteH Srene:
SeRIihe 8luge.
pen - SImotbn pen $40 bis S12 pro
Come uuO Sleebeu IS bis $40 pro Come.
Strop-8ureuiruh 81 bis IS, Roggeu.
itrob So bis $40 uHO paieritrOb Sc bis 81
pro Souue.
D{aIS alter s. bis s., ueuer
Sl.S5 bIS Sl.9O pro 6lB.
q 0 70 10 tlide &aaQc.
Qeu-Gtmotbp'6eu $40 bis $lS; SIeeheu
50 bis 81 pro Souue.
Stroh - &ui5sulroh s. bis S., Sioqocn.
Itrob Is bis $40 unO 6aterirOb 81 bis IS
pro S0nue.
gtals-altsr S-bis s., ueuer $3.50
bis Sl.95 pro TaR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
3e6n Uer(C6ieOene l0ege,
aif ipeldbrn man Die Gsfunebrit r%ninlrrn unO
odS Scben besneen fann - elm 9Bes UNI
HieA IN uFrhutrr

l. Bsnn man Our6 dubsrit bsibts 8ettsr ibsrs
manHt uuo eridopit RirO.
2. Eurb appstitUcrluit unO bic llnidbiqfcit, ots
etquste Nabruug aus ben Spciisn 81 5isben. oers
ielben llrid6s eEtiprineeno.
3. Surb gu Iauges Iufbleibeu iDdbreno Der Rd6t
uao 5u ldHees S6lafen am Worqen.
4. 2urD Die 8eriduuuib, Den R6roer burb ee=
ntgtnoe SeiDsguno geiuuO gu trbalten, neil man fb
IN 6olge zines gsi5pG6tsu SDftems gu srmattet
fiiblt.
D. 9nbem man es beridumt, ben R0rptr q~euiQeno
III maiden, I'm Die 9oreu Der 6aut pfieu 3u balten.
q. SnOem man Den @eiit ourd u~nnotbiee S0reen
III auireqUnp erbdlt.
Z. Sur6 6iuHebmen Der gtubll.iten in ~unrsaels
mdBiQen 3piidsnrdumsu.
3. Sur6 S6fUdbuHQ Des WaQtus mittels uebers
i6ipcmmuua Oeicibm nit ihdoli6tm GispaFtr.
9. 3ur9 iiberuIGBigts 1riHfen. iudbrtuo Der R0rs
per our6 g%sipeaung itbtrbist III.
10. Sur6 i6per bcro0ulide Speiieu, ipdt am
AbeH0 eiu0enommeH, po0urb 8dliihtipteit uuo
anoere unangeuebms SpmptOme sr5eugt Deroeu.
rs qte6t nur cine 99ciie, in iUelbe Die 8tiuHos
belt autrc6t erbdlttu OOer iDicotr erlauQt lperOcn
fam, troB Gler geidbreu, ourd p,l6e oisielbe be-
0rpbt III, uuO Eielts ii bic 0tripeuouuq elmer mils
Den, ~aeiunotu Stimulatiou, ipelbe bos @lut IN
%ectiquetcr 6irfuldtion crbdlt, Die in Das SDftem
eiHoriuGtnOen llnrtiniefeittn 3%srit0rt, uuo ipcl6e
Dem qun}cn G0rocr Die Hotbipcuoics Stdrtuug Oerz
lctbt. Sold eiu 9itlismittel tpirO nur6 ben 8ez
brau6 BON Sufip's reiHen UldlislBbisIeD eeboieu,
ps!ber BON Den Atrjteu ais oas bette uno ciuSige
Nitttl sur itetioGn understanding Der @cluHos
belt, Srdtt iHO eucrQjc 10 o~rinptuo c%mpfoblen iptro.
Die itartite Contribution iDirO geiuiB 3uiuulmenbrts
den, iueHu it Hi5t 0ur6 ciU a]etiQuctes 0tittcl pom
Der Nrt os obtl Q%tudHHttH uH0 belbrItbcuen Brd=
pQrats WltcTifiikt lUirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
Sirhmarftr.

Chicago, SGs.. 10. Ntdr;.-0ie Nus
fubr uou 6m0oieb betsu9 250O Stiid;
gtorIt itetig BEL sn;iteu $3.50 uuO $40
oarllreHOeu 4~reiieu. Sdmerue : 3ufuhr
$1,000: MfarTt Gttlu; ole ,elie oarrIIrteu
Smlldeh $S.7OIlo $4.05. Shaaie: 3uiubs
$4,000: MarIt tettg; ole Bretie pOrrllrlsu
Spliten $3.50 unO $40.
Gait 2tbertu. pu., Is. glGr;. -
3te 0tarit fir 9tiuopleE mar fe;ig bel
5mliheu $3.50 uHO $50 itwaHfeuOsu
Ereneu. Shwetue: 3ufubr leidt Yiartt
iietlg; Ole Yrelle Uariirteu iluiiheu $3.50
uno "a -. Sdaare: 0iartt itetIg; DE
Preile uarrilrIeu iIuIldeu $3.50 mo $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
CASTORTA..
3eiratbs=H irrn;en.

Na6tebenbe 6eirat6slicen3en muir
ben geItern Ourd GIert 2iDington i'm
Common 9leass9 eri6t ausgeIteQt:
8iliam 8ropn unb SAME Boon;
2icen3 gebOIt bon 8m. 8ropn, CIR.
%, 8rucetraBe.
S6omos 6. @~ulper6oufe II. Murtbu
+. 2nor; 2icen3 geboIt bon 56Omug
6. GulOerbOuie, Miami, 6loriba.
@iaiam s.. &reiIe!! unp Molie g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16

/ aubjtfub bat LIPS aubitsou. ~
l QIez9auone bat 282 &ubit3pu.
1 Dein>9aa0ne bat 231 &u6itaoL
l @Orp 0ol6 bat 128 &ubitfuB.
fSrOdess9aQone bat 268 Clio Rua
6ifsOa.
! Some tunbes 8aubOI3 bat 80
EubitfuB.
Rubit@ RdBe.
I SOnne behauenss 8aubols bat 40
RubitIuR.
l Yui9eG bat 215O.42 Rubitaoa.
Site 16 BEL 10 bel 81 enIbdlI I
Sui4el.
&iite 16 be; 16 BEL 43f16 enthaIt
! 8uf4el.
&iite 8 BEL 8 Bel 81 ent6dlt 1 Bed.
&iIte 8 bel 8 bel 4 1915 entbdlt 4
Ped.
aifts 4 BEL 4 Bel 4 3i16 sntbdIt I
Quart.
Gin 9Ot8baufs, 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett unO s SUB lang, ma4t 1 Gora
aus.
40 &pbs fino glei9 l Surlong.
s 6urlongs ilnD 9lel1 l W}etle.
3 Mheilen limb glei9 i 2eague.
Sin auDten D0er nautii3e Iteile III
Glei6 6OS5 SUB. Cine 2anbmeils III
9lei6 $3.50 CUB. Gin ¬en lit Dos
Der glein 1.1526 2anb=YGeile.
QEa0rat % a 3 {.
la Guaoratz3pu glel9 l Quaorats
SUB.
3O3 0uabratzg nrh slei4 1 Qua.
brat<Hob ODer Ber6.
40 9uaoratzRoO5 slei4 / Auas
brGtsHutle.
4 Hut6en eIei9 1 Ider.
$40 Older qlei6 1 QuaordtsWaellA
Sla9eHranm, GinmuHnrriabIn.i. 10.
DER Uer. StaateH.
@r0Bte GGnQe pom Often naa 8s.
fen 2720 W&eiIen
9r0Bte 8reite pom Nor0en na9SIz
BEN 1900 W&eilen.
GrDBterStaat (3eras) 74356Quaa
bratmeIlen.
Tla6enrdum, nit GlnI9luB pon
Ilasta (577,390) 3.602.990 Quds
pratmeilen.
8leiniter @taat CRboOs.SsIanb)
1906 Qudoratme;len. :
N6sei9GBter 2OtalsQBertb bes gi>
oent6ums (Genius BON 1890 $780,
473,173,41S.
9eiommter Rsi9tbum unsefdbr
$65, 5000 900. 900.
Geiammt6abl Der 8ep0ltsrung 62,A
622,25O.
g}dnnIi4e 8eO0Itsrunss5abI 3d.
067.88O.
N:gers9eb0lterung einf9lie6li6 Der
Snoianer IL. |. IN. L638,36O.
MGnnli3e PeriOnen, 81 SABRE uns
barber. 16,94O,311.
MGnnli4e 9erionen in tpebrfdbiz
gem Alter 13,326.168.
Ra6 Dem Genius bon 1890 hdbeR
bic 16 Suo>StGaten 15,549, 1853 ipeiBe
GinpoDner uno $685. 9tseer. Son
1880 pis 1890 nabm Die DelBe 8ep0ls
feruna i'm 9~er6GltniB bon 1856 Yros.
al, nGbreno Die Reger@gepDIterun9
Tur i'm 9erbdItniB bon 13.1 PrOseut
CsiamEt5abI BON perIonsn im
S9alaitsr, 5 Bis 20 Sabre, 22.447.s
1872.
Die seDn erDBten StGbte (Genfus
bon 1890 1inb Die folgenOen: gteps
Yort 1,51K,3O1, @9icago 1,O99,850.
9bilaDelpbia 1~,046.964. 8roOtIpn
SOC, 343, ct. Gouts 45l.77O, Bolton
448,477, Baltimore 434,439, San
S~ranaigco 1885 Cincinnati 1885,
sos, GIepelanO 261353. Sus Sens
trum Der 8sp6lterung 6efinoet i9 20
Nieilen SItIi6 BON columbia. Sno.
164 SUB finO glei9 1 ~Hoo" foss
BDIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
8rO6e.00fef frei!

BUR Rbeumatisuus, BEN saredsn Der g1eni45eit, babe
th eas bette WtitteI Der DeIt, uno iper PieraH Ieteet, hsTi
G5erlenpe id elm prsbe-yatet fret Gteies puueereGre
Utttel ReHte einft MID, iettper 1auienfe Ron nnpern, ieIbit
Gaue Srn hber 30 oabren. Gin Sa9Iein absr RbeaHatis-
mus Tire teeeuu probe. gatet uHsntseIaI4 b~etsefhst Dian
asrefaere John AZ Smith,
Symmetrical Church Building, Milwaukee. VIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
8nIttmnrrr Rnrftherihfe-

(9ertdttt fir ben -Osutibeu GorreIpouoeHter."l
Baltimore, ben Is. Dldr3 s .
Die beutIle ISeticUluiu5r bstruJ 14,S7O 9uiAeL,
Der GlcUatOreHsSorrltd 1,l5S,369 Buidlel, IeriaHot
BON ben Sleuatorcu - 8uiheI. Tcrfduit murt
ben 2 GOO SuiteI uno ct. 0deQoHs.
5~olseRoe Euh:Qe Sei9t ben ~beutissu. ben ~lcftrtsen
uro Den LeBtlilrlgsu StGuo Der 23eiSeHprsIie IN Uer'
JtelheHoer ueberiIbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
Bale!
YaFe!

Aur @eile i'm Auslanoe bsiorat innerbolb "a Etuuh,n
Az be6sntene b,rebseissttm Yreiie
0ouarS aaine,
GlhmehsG6e SaItiMeres&tra uns EshsSfEcesgre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
Snf(6en.
SuffGen.

Snt(6en. SutfGtn.
mir bauen autihtH erh.r aIaHe rad az DEN n,ues
Gen Arteu. @eheH Sic uiht nah Sleips9erf, ruenn
Gie las, mas Gle nlnihen, ebeniO gut in Baltimore
erbalteH toHHen. beildiiaeH Gle uHItr Eager, beuer
9te tauien. y. =. Babccd $50.
9er. IL unb Is, 2gefs lapettes CITRATE.
B. II. SdH, GelG1itsihbIeI. (DlrI4 IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
MnieIgeM. -3n usr mIetHeK.
9ln;elgen.- gu uertaMIeE.

otrmistb +:
4l9 bis 45l, Rortb=StrlBe iptl groBe Nager=
barrier; paHeuo ais Ya9er= Oocr 8ei3attsbdultr;
6iieubobu =Gelciie in Gr0ut. 3d6jutrGqsn in ytr.
-, Ef=gcriugtonsS tvdBe, ode 81. NGulsStraBe.
9arQaiu. 4. SiOCBs0. W1-10,2-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
G%tntbetIuns DER @aBe mHO 0emibIe

ME oieielben DOH Der r8altImOrcr
Me9l= uno @etraioezS0rie angen0m=
men perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16

DIES fir bic italieniife 8egierung gez
bdut tpuroe, an Spanien gu Dertaufen.
Die 6irma giebt has 8eripreGen, an
Stsle Der r8areie" Elm anDeres Pan@
5erI4iff fir Stolien gu bauen.
Der n8arefe" lit Gin S6ld9ti4tff
3Deiter 8la7s BON 5000 Sonnen, bat
5pei MaI6iner, lit 80 Wteter lang unD
bat Elm gepan5ertes Oad. @r lit nit
Dem yGrtito6al Golon," Der pon Spdz
MEN u~ngefauft purOe, unb Dem Banz
5srI9tff n@arlp 4l6ertO" beinabe ioen~
tii@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
SerlaHgt TN NhgemeIneR.
StcneHsNeIHhs.

SteIltgtlu9 ~
Gin iunQcr giaun iUiiUl9t nd IN tlntt ls"'E"
Pdderei uilSli6 jI MAIDEN. Ctttrteu uAIst ~ x
I73" on bic expedition Oitics Slattss. Oa-9
StelIs0ciu9
Gin gutter @adtr iubt 9tj3ditigun9 ais trrt
ODER jmtitt Sau0. 9tu6juirlQen IN Slr! >0Al'1i >
gSirtbi5ait, Dir. 1908, Gaitern=ap.Hlt. l@-1-
StsIleQtiu :
Gin iuuptg Otutibss 6bspIay lI3t julantHeR
Stslunp in tIucu 8tiuuVdUt. H11iulra9eh IN
gRr. -. ACCOMPLISHMENTS ptInt. lOO-D-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16

II e~rtGUteu
las prd6tige 5pcitUdiot g9Obn6aug i'm 400.
gI0d al 6~reoeUidsaUeuue, 0eqeuiibsr pom @ilteu's
Gabrif, NIT pompeiiibcr Gront, fir MIR $500; lci6ts
gepiuQuHQcu. Ran uub C5 icbcu, nm 6 bear.
tbeileu gu t0uncu. @dGjuirGeeu oil Grt uuO STEELE
bel 6laTcHtc SampiOn Gotr in Hr. 201. Ct. 9dul=
StEabe. GGQn2i. lYln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16

9erlanet
Gin Suuoe, INN Qieroe 5u ~beioreen uno no IN
elmer gGdtrti nIBlid Su MAIDEN. Ra6jutraqeu nab
10 ubr 9Ormittaes in gr. 40S, QaItsgpe. U0
9erlanqt
Gin @robibmieo= Seller. Ra6lufro0su in Nr.
723, 6auuoH= Strnbs. 67-Sl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
Hunters Cotton Letter.

i}. ". Hunter & Co say OF todays cotton
market. Liverpool had medium demand for
spots sales 5000. and contracts closed at a
loss OF half point. Our markets opened u
point lower and further declined to points
nut rallied to 4 points under renewed buy
inS in New York by the concern supposed 20
be trying to corner August and some covering
OF 81 Crts and scattered buying on the I'M
favorable weekly bureau and fears OF bull
Ism government report on Friday. The Chron-
lcl9 estimated the acreage this year as II,
100 $40, against 22,506 600 last year. a decrease
OF less than I per cent There Is little doing
in 81 OTIS. but prices hold firm and good offers
come TO hand from time to time. which have
to be hled from stocks In dealers hands A
prominent statisticlan OF this State estimates
that the visible and invisible supply OF cotton
Is over 100000 bales less than last year and
Is rsTidly and constantly decreasing This
gentleman believes In I0-cent cotton In the
nepr future. but he is about the only man
VIM can be found to express decided opinion
hS yet either way. Some cotton men today
were taking a sible ~ pcirt advance on A
hrinst bureau, bur people who have seen the
EftN wing crop think that any bureau advance
VIII ahord good opportunity TO sell the nar-
ket y tearish buyer says that another 10. =
VVuooe hale crop will seui every month in New
Orleans C I cents Reports continue I'M
favorable in the Eastern belt but Texas con-
dttOna sre splenld There seems LITTLE hone
any bulge the market should be a sale for n
few points. OF purchase OIL any break We
rather think that lust now chances favor tho
hull SIDE should ary speculation spring up or
should Liverpool aud the continent enter the
market nS buyers to any extent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.
BEARS HAD THE UPPER HAND OF
SPECULATION.
sugar stock WAS n Special Point of
Attnck-scttlementO on the
London Exchange.

Now York June s.--rhe bears secured the
upfer hand again In todays stock market
through the fundamentally of Sugar. which
went through one Of it's old fashioned aero
battle performances and easily dominated the
whole list Its quick changes were frequent
and violent over an extreme range Of over
points and. though it made several substan-
tai rcoorerics, zach successive dip carried it
to lower level than before ana the close was
ouly .lighuy abovs the lowest The violent
dc,ilrcs disl0dg II torrents oi stocks, which
came rGG'iug upon the markets in blocks of
1000 shares Tho quick rally Indicated that
shorts were losing no time In covering A
realizing movement is generally expected in
surer urcn the declaration 81 the diyiGcuGs
Lut thc savage onslaught Oh the stocks was
douttiNF contributed to by the Powerful re.
puisNr element, which has been lnoAing for
u 80 action FOR several days rGst to buy stocks
nv ltN&t level than thy were sold 10 realize
last week
To-day vas the hegnnin.. Of periodical yet
uvlueht on tho London stock g. change. aud il
has been current on Wall street that there
are t'aNN standing short accounts there in
Americans St Paul IN which the fore On
short account was believed to be the heaviest
broke heavily, but thors was very large alb
soirtion OF the stock at the decline aud on the
rrtatry. Among the stocks that maintained
a .RoW OF strength IN adv ance Of the general
Wt"e'tss We're the local rcrialties-iuCiudiug
th' gas stOcks-Ncw Jersey Central Reading
and Rio Grande preferred
he reaction was clearly the result of ma
MI nat on In the interest OF professional Spec
ulttrH and was accompanied by wild rumors
The hual rally reduced most Of the net iosse
TO fractions and left substantial gains IN
many special cases
l.itcs for bonds were better held than stock 4.
aoa net gaius are better distributed total
sa't S-.925 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
New York Cotton Market.

New York. June s.--crop COWS proved to-,
oonileuAg to have pronounced influence
one way or the other. In the absence Of i'm.
pertant changes in the Eneish market or do.
eisive movement; in the political situation M
local trade was disposed to figh. shy Of IN,
,narhet, resulting IN narrow futures Inii
hqpidauon q old long accounts. stared ~
claims that the crop was In fine conSi,in, ~
RUE. subsequently,. however, thc msrksi
ueNtIopsd quite iirm uudcrtuRe on nloaerasn
covering by local shorts aud some nv h,,'.
ing on claims that rain was needsd AZ r.
close the market was dull with priccs i, n ,ns
lures IL, COO bales. saies tu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
Testers MonthIv rirur,

New Orleans, juno s.-secretary Heste,
says the cotton market for the nine mouths
OF the season since September ! 10 May 81
inclusive shows that, compared with the crop
movement Of 1898, the 9,90lo0 crop year.
Texas, including Indian Territory has brought
into sight this season in round fis.uros ag9 00I
bales less, while other gulf States, which in.
clude Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippi Ten.
nessee. Missouri and Oklahoma, have mar
keted $4,000 moro ard the group OF Atlantic
States, which includes the Carolinas. Georgia
Florida, Alabama and virginia. shows an in
crease of $1,000. In other words all Ct tn,
have increased over tha big crop year T. :
$4,000 against a decrease for Texas and In
dian Territory Of $4,000, leaving a MT in
.0SS eco.
Total crop in slsht at close OF MAY wa,
lo,@6.ST, an Increase over last year of >.
S7S, 1876 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09

Eew York, June S.The dry goods marie, Is
for the moment satisfactory for seasonahle
lines. The concessions In cotton dress goods
and prints OF more staple character have
deviopod trading to considerable exteut. l,u,
in v, olens there is no activity and the market
is again Inactive In trading. The wcak,s
tracing has demonstrated some frmness in
shrle cottons. The demand for. brown goods
to' domestic use Is still light The nrnnes,
"15 based to some degree AZ least on the
eoneltion OF print cloths. Export goods are
IN IdlrlS steady demand without much reatur,
70 the market. Tho price ,ftuation Is unal-
changed. are quite strong The demand for
eN'raa az &c far exceeds the ideas Of sellers
AM trading Is therefore limited Odd good,
az also strong, prices being still wei sus
lines - may Stapie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09

HEAVY STAPLES
AMMuNlTION-Fo per kes, xi.oon
as: blaating powder. sl05 per kes. drep shot.
per sack, S.25, buck $3.50
BACON Extra short clear. In sack, ran
te. resulats, NNaeSc boxed 10 high1S
smohrG bellies. ANHYc, New York All 'inra'
81; breakfast bacuu. a3.ul0c
bAGGINH AND TIES Less than ear lots.
from Houston. Begging. 2-lb 6tsc, 2L~ih sS"'
Ties, Artuw ii,Ih 93e. Delta. SI.Od 'N'
CANhl stick, Wrapped. basis a. 64.a7s
per Id, special siSes. isc higher 49,
CuFFEE-Rl aud Cordnya lgdfI9Hr. f,tr
tA0afsc; prime, lVNl0ac choice iI50 H.,
iaucy llAGllAie, pcaberry. isAutiac Huast
ed comes ArhucMe's Ariosa basis l0O-lb
cases. lluue delivered; 3n-lb casc6, IL I0t d.
iyered: Apex l0o-ib casea. il.i0e, Ia ao'lp
eases, uC0. " ~ ~
Flour Empire Minis, Houston: DAWSON.
high patent tG.l0 Waite Ribbon, srrond nat
out 500 Texas Star mills quote Tdsi Wv,
sblG. sea Fatif. second roller patent * h.
sca Fsarl 81 %: -yc anu- s., Su Snrti fr' 800,
for ahpmcnts to interior polnta; lnur In bar
Iels loo above BACKS In half barrels 500 above
barrels, N''N
cream meal, IN barrels $40. pearl meal In
to-ib sacks. SsOoil91V per hhl uf f5ur satkn.
Scotch and Friends oats. S2,iO; Columbian
HAMS. Standard, e'ae; picnic hams. ;ue
HoNEY-ln Go,lb cans extracted. iN;fSjsc,
In comb, salioci In ia-lb cans cxtraetad s,bs
LARp-~Retnoa tiercea, compound az Isat
'Aei sQ-lh cana Ae higher than tierces: TO IA
ears So higher Bib cans 7ko higher. 3.th
cans ic higher
MoLassEs -Reholled, sair, l6qiSc. pr,,,o
l.fr3ee ''"''
RlcE1Extra fancy head s9sac choice. SO
bhse; fair. tiSgi5r, fancy IMPORTED efl6t,r ="
RoPEv-Basis for 1916 slsal Toe manila.
sALT-Lvcrpooi, courpe. Coa7sc. fine. $50,
snt. Louisiana. coarse. soc ane, S5e: barrel,
ISLES. 81 25 6O-As, $50. icO-ss. s2.so: 7o-is,
SALT rIsH--Maclerel. No. /. In 1o-,h hat.
kgttS hnlf Ror An ggg "a
ADMINISTRATION CURRIERS' ss.T5 mus.
tard, three quarters, $500, Imported Gillette
grade. quarters. sil.5o; fancy sprats. quarters.
STARCH Standard goods. Pearl, In Ao.lb
boxes. SIC; Royal Gloss, bulk. ss.e; Nickel;
100 paekeges, per box. ssiS' Germ starch, $40
per Id, 30 and io-lh boxes.
SuGAR-'ouotat,ons are for suall lots. spa.
cial prices siyen on ehsload orders. Standard
granulated, bNr, cubes and powdered. e%c;
Louisiana yellow clarified, fancy, 5!tc: choice
PRODUCE,
BEANS--white, sEGSisc; BAYOU. 4Adfixc;
pinka. tGfihe. Llmas. si2STa7S; black eyes,
BUTTER Blue ,s Star. iTS, dairy. isselis;
1sts. o.eomai garine. solids lie, prints ne;
Cynosrre fancy creamery tn 10Th pals. a0c.
CABBAGE Texas. soedsico PER 100 lbs.
CFl ERY-Texas. soc Per dozen.
CfIEESE--New York full cream. liefisr
Wisconsin full cream, ilihli2c; Young Amer.
sea lsitc Western skim Zoe.
EGGs--Tsxas 6ssipic: Texas candied is,sc.
Kansas. l3pi5c.
oNloNs--7scQsi.oo per bushei.
pEprER.Chilc 10000 per 10.
PoTATOES-New Texas f,aiI0c per hu.
PoGLTRY--Hons $e.0ofl2.2s: flyers 81 .5lsi
\ Zoo. hroiiers 81 90. Turkeys, hens 81 "a
G5sc; gobblers. ss.ooGs.oo. Ducks. sa7suas5,
Geese Sscoi2 50.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
..AFrLES-Faney evaporated. so-lb boxes,
SIC: lib cartons. 1oc: choice evaporated. In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
MY SAINT.

My arms are empty, and nv -.
That can not see her llttle ~.
Look on the world In dun surr,;,.
To find it such a dreary plar,
What wonder that her rosy -.
Turned from the earthly ns,S n. !.
Faltered. and found the starr I.
The rainbow way that leads !, !, ,
With smiling lips she tried 4 x
A word of parting or Of nr.vs.
They only dimpled to my mana
And smiled again. and rested NJ
Within the hollow of my bn,,a
Where once my heart beat ~.
A chapel / have reared and blsi|
And there enshrined her mem
Only white thoughts may euts, /,
To scatter incense sweet and ,
Kneel with the priest who vof,Nl
Or serve the altar of my saint
Love is the priest, and night A..
With folded wings and drooo,,
He kneels before the shrine "a
And whisper masses for the Il
Anna Devoore in the Ck,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Higher Cables from Liverpool We're
Unexpected.
SOME REPORTS OF DAMAGE BY RAIN.
An Unusual Rush 20 Cover by shorts
Advance Was Fought by Hears
Provisions steady.

| Chicago. June s-Unexpected advances In
Liverpool cables ard fears that the domestic
crop is damaged by too much rain created a
nrmer feeling In wheat today. July closed with
q gain OF ia. and September MON. Corn
left off \ to u higher; oats arc unchanged;
pork closed at an advance Of o; lard is un-
changed and ribs giG lower.
The chief factor OF strength in wheat was
the unexpected advance in Liverpool cables
which quoted an Improvement IN July equal
to ~ per bushel. September in that market
WINS also higher. but IN a less marked degree
than July. HosIdcs the strength OF the Liver
pool market there were fears that the do
nestle crops had been injured by too much
rata Shorts became irregular and there was
az unusual rush to cover partly to stop
further losses. There was also zone demand
for the long accounts from sealpcrs who rel-
soned that after such drop as we have had
It vas time for the pendulum to swing the
other way. Tho trade was nervous for a
time and took Htlo uote Of anything but the
bun factors. Later. however, II was h liave /
that no real damage 10 the cfup had heeu ca
pectcd aud that the real statistics rs TO thu
world present suppl were really bearish,
the idea OF manipulated Liverpool markets
began To tlht root, tire bears regained their
course and began DO tight thu advance DO
ni"stlr receipts ot wheat were light compared
WITH the rutc ot i5a movement a week or 50
ago. hut .n thc arsrtgute western primary
market r.ctluts were heavier th0u hoso ~
last year for ,hc ldl.lar day, being 25J,0lQ
bushels against -tS.G00 a year ago
Cle1rnnc,s for The day from tho Atlantic
porto wore 4,liu fairly heavy. July began
tA9tA hisht 10 ,>0-i. sold up TO s9ia. do
chuct stDIiily o. S. tnea rose 20 IS bid. the
tlosihE price 5tPtruh started liSnpa bet
itF at tN'a'i u, Noil down t"'l, up 10 - Oft To
'otn'45-, theu rallied 70 l6A NJ the close.
d afta Fa.I