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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
anr,e Gnhrlncncid1cn.

= @raf 9elianeff, Der ruiii4e
Miniiter bss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lit ges
itDrben.
Or. Samefon, Der nberiibmte"
SrdnsOdal : &eiter, pirb DorlGufig
ni3t na6 @nglanO 5uriidtebren. @r
beabii4tigt, ais Ganbiout fir oas
Parldment Der PuptOlonie uuf5utre>
ten.
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Purtu fir 8ci0rOrrungcn nit Der @Oif

T"H'N "N ~
Griter &luiie : YOitIu4en CSriefe
IL. I. n.y. 2 Gents pro hinge.
3nciter &lufe (3eitungen Il. 3ettz
f6riften) l Sent fir / lln3en.
0ritter &lofe C5u6er, Gtrtulare)
l Sent fir 2 lln3en.
@ierter &lufe (gBaaren) 1 Sent
pro hinge.
gini6rei6egebii6r 0ofs2(uH4laO
Oeiten t6eilpeiie f%rantirt iejn.
s Gents.
WQrten fir iOfOrtige Q6lieIerung
0(ufI6lag uuf boS reguldre POrto)
10 GeHts.
UGrfer &laFes9oItIaden - 8riefe
uuD ale unberen gei9rtebenen Sa6en
lob geI6loTen, ODer nt4D nit Qusz
nQbme BON Manuicripten nit 6eifOlz
qenben Gorretturz8ogen ferner ale
6erTeQeItenS a6en Cie6e untenitebeno)
2 Gents pro un3e, nit 4usnabme bon
9rieFeR an 9oItzS tdtionen, no Die
qofIa6en niGt ausgetragen perbeu,
l Sent pro hinge. Yoits&arten ie l
Sent.
3peiter &luTes9oitIa6en - 3eiz
trnoen, piertelidbrli9 oOer otter err
I6einenbe 3eiti6riften. Del6e niGt
gratis pert6eiIt neroen. 9as aqgez
meme Qu6litum be3a6lt bafiir nit
GiIen6abnzWQrten gu Der Rdte bon
10 Sent fir 4 l1uaen pber Sheile bdz
bon, nenn niht Deritegelt.
9ritter &lafe - (geOrutte, feline
8ldncoz8ii6er), Girtulare, unbere gez
brudte Sa6en, GOrrettur=8oge un0
b~eifolqenoeB Wanuicript, 8alentines,
Muiif : Notenbld:ter. 6~eIiotbpes,
gbrpmos, glutate, 2it6ograp6ie'n Il.
oe6rudte Qn3eigsn i'm QQgemeinen,
fGmmtli4, tpenp ni6t beriiegelt, /
Sent fir 2 un5en Ooer peniger.
8ierte &luIe - Waaren unb Mlus
tier, 8lancoz8I6er unt Papier, Gr3e,
ale Sa9en, peI3e niat in irgenb eiz
ner Der unDeren &lafen eingeihIo6en
uno ibrer Ratur mad ni6t gefd6rli9
ober peroerbli9 fir ben Snbult Der
unOeren poitia6en iinb. (Gin Ipez
3ieues 9eIeB IeBt oas 9ortO fir SD
mereien, 2(6Ieger, 8ur5eln, Spr0Bs
linoe unD Qflan3en auf bic Rate BON
einem Gent fir ie 2 un3en feIt.) Sails
boroenannta Qrtitel ni6t mebr, ais 4
Pfuno 6etrugen, l Sent pro hinge OOer
8ru6tbeil.
9erIiegelt. IT SrgenO cine qoItia6e
niro ais OerIiegelt angeIeben, tpenu
bieIelbe 70 perpadt 1T, baB cine griinos
Ii6e 9riifung obne S6dOigung Der
um6Uaung oOer bes SnbaIts erm0gs
Ii6t nirO.
RegiItrtrung. - GrFe, brittle un0
bierte &lafesPOitIu6en t0nnsn in irz
eenO einem YoItbiirsuu bur9 5in3us
fiiqung elmer 8 Gents riefmdrte gu
benz reguldren POrto regiitrirt lpers
ben.
9ortO mad Merifp unb
Gdndod.
9ieIelben Staten uno 8ebin9ungen,
ais in ben Ser. Staten, nit 2(usnabs
me, Dab gemiI4te &aufmannspaaren,
peI6e ni6t als Bona fioe" 6uuoel8s
Wtuiter geIanot perben, nit Der Pats
tetpOIt perIanSt perOen miiTen. &aufa
mGnnii4e S4riften gu ben gepObn'
Ii4en Raten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
Gin 0latinumzQaaer in Serus.

Sort +, Ser, 10. Sar, -
Sn Sad : Gountp, unpeit SANDSTONE,
6a6en 8ergleute bei'm Nu~5gra6en Ell
mes StoQens Elm rei6es 8~latinum~G0>
ger entoeft. Sn elmer Siefe OOn 50
SUB purbe ba5 ~psrt6poue M}etaa gee
furber. in gr0Berer Siefe nabm osr
9latinumz@eba betrd6tli6 gu.
Die 8ergleuie tparen tiir3li6 OonGaz
.lifornien ais Broipettoren getommsn,
6atten beimIi6 umi6au ge6alten lno
oann 800 older gu biuigen Yreiien Qe=
fault, mo lie bic platinum 8rube dnz
oeleat haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
@atairldaftcs 0cridminnrn.

philadelphia, 10. Sanuar.-
Der junge, berbsirat6ete Goparp 9.
WaIton, Der in Ger Office bes @icsz
Prdiioentsn Pu99 BON Der uPsaniptz
Oanier 8a6n" angeiteQt mar, lit Ie;t
Dem %. gfop. b. s. perf6punoeu.
SroB ouer 8emii6lngen Der 9oIisei
unO Der 8eamten Der r9enninIpanisr
8a6n" lit es Bis jebt nod ni9t geIunz
gen. aud nur cine Spur BON Dem Nufs
entbalte be5 jungen Mannes ausfin0ig
gu MAIDEN.
SOe6sn bat 9oli3sisS superintendent
Qinoen elm Girfulur erlaTen, in tpeiz
Gem cine 8eIpbnung ppn $3.50 fir
0enjenigen au5geIeBt 1T, Der bo5 bic
iige YoLi5etz0 epartement BON bem@ufz
enibolte Dalton'5 ober BON beifen
S6idiol in SenntniB ieBt. Die ang!>
bOrigen unb 6reunoe bes Mannes
fiirftsn, Dab ibm Elm l1ngIiid 3uge=
Itoben lit. Sin 9runb fir iein Ser
T6:pinben lag abIolut n;1t Dor, Oa er
ii9 in Ieinem 9ienIts riGt ba5 Sc
ringite bate gu g6uIoen tommen !1fz
len unp Iein 6amilienleben er 5al
eine 6rau uno 3pei feline &in0sr -
ous Dentbar dliidIi6Ite mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
1lnii6rrr Srrii6rrnng.
@i6tige GntfteiOung bes conobii4en
0bergeridts iiber Die 9iiltigteit
elmer Yollte.

Nt6tt9e Gnt1 GetDuH9' pes CaHdplIUeH
Obsrgsritt5 iiber Die 9iilti9teit
elmer 8ollce.
DIANA, Ont, 10. Sanuar. =
Sine nidtige Gntf6eiOung iiber bic
@%iiltigteit oon 8erit4erungS Poltcen
lit pom Cbergeri9t Gunaoa's ubgsgez
ben norosn uno tpiro nun nod in leBz
ter ;Snit1n3 benz ySmperial PrtpD
Council" our 8~euttbetIung unterbreiz
tet peroen. SSn benz porltegenoen Sale
banosIte es ii9 nm cine 9erIt4erung5z
9plile, pel6e Die rManufacturerS'
2ife Sniurance Company" na6 benz
rGnoopment" : 9lane auf bic 9auer
BON Is Sa6ren uuf bas 2eben zines
Wfannes, Numens gettigrep, gu 9unz
ten ppn SObn 4uctil au5geiteQt bate.
Na8 5tpeiiGbriger 8rGmtsn3ablung
itarb gettigrep uno Nuctil er6ob On
fprii6e auf ben 8etrag Der Poltce. Die
Gpmpagnie pe~rpeigerte 3ahtung, In
benz lie gelteno ma4te, Dab Die Poltce,
ba Yattigretp gu Nuctil in teinem perz
tpanbtI9uftlifen 8erbGltniB itunO,
cine geieBniorige Equalization, cine
Wette auf bas Qe6en uno oaber nun
uno nihtig gepeisn lei. G5 fam gum
9ro3eI7e uno bic 8eI6porenen err
tdnnten, nu9 i6rem 8egriff BON biirz
gerliGem 3e6t, gu @uniten OeS 8lGz
gers, bod purOe Das 8eroitt in b0bez
rer Snitan3 BON Der Court Of Queens
8en9 umgeitoBen, tpel4e Die Police
fir ungiltig ertldrte, 8uglei4 a6er, Inn
ben Hiatus quo ante" 6sr3uIteQen, Die
3iid3a6lun9 Der BrGmiengeloer an
pronete. Die @erii6erun9s : 8efeaz
i9aft, bamit nod ni4t 3~ufrieoen, APP
pelirte an 0as Sbsrgeri9t, Oas jeBt
ben 9ro3eB abgepieien bat nit Der
8egriinOunq. oaB iene PpIice elm iae=>
galer @ontratt lei, ben etn5ubalten
ni9t i'm geri6tli9sn @ege ii9 er3pinz
gen lieBe. Sn einem bon bteIer Gntz
I6eioung abpei6enben @uta6ten tritt
elmer Der gele6rten Ri4ter fir Die Sill
tigteit Der Bplice Elm.
8ancpuper, g. g., 10. San.
Die Wittps bs5 psritorbenen Grz
MaDorS Gope bat bic y2onoon Ncciz
bent u. Guarantee Company" auf
3ablung elmer @eriiderungs : Bodice
BON $4,000 p2rtlagt. Die @eIeuiAuft
lebnt Die 3ablung5perpfli4tung ab,
neil Cope ii6 in 8efabr begu6 uno
oarin umfam. 2eBterer bate nit
me6reren @efG6rtsn cine &Ionbits=
GSu6rt untarnommen unb BEL benz 8erz
iu4e, bic 5lutben bs5 StaguoD R;oer
gu our6i6reitsn, iein 2eben perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
Sannrn Der amcrifaniifrn Snfi,.

0pungstotp n, D., 10. San.-
Sm 8unbesgeri4t tpurOs Elm 9ro3eB
gu Gnbs geiiibrt, rsr in ben juriIti16en
Nnnalsn bon Muboningz9 ountn elm
3ig in ieiner Nrt ouitsbt. Qufapette
@l6urn, Elm jungsr 6urmer, purDe an
elmer &reu5ung in Der NGbs bieiiger
Stabt bur6 einen 3ug DerleBt II. p:rz
flagtc bic rp:nniplpanier @iienba6n"
auf $1,000 S4ooensriuB. 0as Sc
ri6t Tpra3 i6m ben OO[len 9etrug gu,
a6er buS 8raisgsri9t itisB ouS urt6eil
um, unb Ger san fam ounn flint Ntal
CUR 9sr6anolung. 9dS urtheil mar
jebes Mal baHelbe unb in iebem Sale
ipurDe es Dom8reisgeri9t umgeItoBeH.
Q(l6urn's Re6tsdnspalt tlagte 0aruuf
bei'm gunoesgeri9t uuf $4,000
SaubeRrIaB unb bic 8sf9porenen
iprd6en Gem 8lGoer $500 aL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
9ic urrmibte Sarge ,,GOal Sing
aeiihtct.

ReDpOrtH e M 3, 9a., 10. San.
- Die oermiBts Barge nGoal Sing"
puroe leBtsn Spnntag BON benz beute
aus 2Onoon bier angetpmmsnen britt
I6sn Oampfer y@reenbrier" geii6tet
unb befono ii6 oamuIs etpa $50 Mteiz
len Oitli6 BON Iep : BORT. Die
Ntdnni6aft IignaliTirte, baB lie feline
9iilfe psrIan9e, IOnoern auf einsn Rez
morqueur tpdrte. Die Barge mar auf
Dem Wege bierber unb tpur6e Dor etpu
3e6n Sagen bur6 3erreiBen be5
S9lepptaues ms Meer pari6lqQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
Gin ,,ErDlir" in &rutufn.

2out5pille, 9p., 10. Sanuar.
- 8or benz 8eri6tsgebduoe gu Mt.
@ernon, &D., fam es beu!s gelegentli9
zines Mprbpro5efes gu elmer S6ieBez
rel, in psIder g. 6. Sing 3tpei auqeln
in ben S6enteI erbielt uro 0m. Mulz
Inns bur6 beiOs 9GnDe gei4ofen muir
be. Der &f puroe our6 ben Ri6z
Ter WiQjams peranlaBt, pel4er aQe i'm
8eri6ts3immer anpeienoen PerIonen
ouffOrOerte, iia gu entfernen, Domit
lie BEL ibrsm Witoereintritt 0ur6iu6t
unO entpaffnet perben f0nnten. @ie
bos S6ieBen brauBen anfing, peiB
tsin Wteni6, uno beina6e mare IS aud
I'm 9eri4ts3immer feIbIt gu einsm
Sample 3piihsn einem So6ne bes
Angetla9ten uno ban 9eri6ts6eamten
gsfommen. Der Woropro3eB 1T bic
6ol9e zines pG6ren0 Der lebten Gam
Pagne eingetretsnen PoIitif9sn Streiz
tee.
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Sr05 Sritrl1.
g Il &arten.

0ieItlben tofen l Gent bas Stiid.
Guf Der @oroerieite oieIer &drten
oarf mur bic 4oreFe geI4rie6sn Ober
geDrudt icin.
Spe3idI IbIieferung.
Sebe Senoung, Die nit elmer Spez
3ialz1OzG Gents Wdrfe uno elmer fols
den oe5 QepD6nIiGen 9orto5 perIeben
1T, miro Iofort nah @ntunft 0ur4
einen Spe3iuIz8oten uusgetrugen, i'm
8e3irt ieoer freten electromagnetic
ton, pDer aber i'm lImtreiIe BON bier
Weilen elmer ieoer anDerrn Poitanitalt
in ben Ser. Staten. Die NbIieTez
runqsItunDen Iolher SenOungen iinO
in ben freizN6lie BON
7 Ilbr WorQens bis II llbr Nben0s,
unb BON 7 llbr friib bis 9 llGr 4benos
in allen unoeren YOititationen. Spez
3ialzPoItienOungen t0nnen an allen
Der. Staaten=YpitGmtern aufgegeben
tperOen.
Ri6t bef0rbert
nerotn: S5Ic0ne Bidder, 8riefe, Set
tungen, 8iIOer uno BoItfarten, ebenio
Senoungen, 4otterie3peden Gteneno;
SdieBpulper unb grp%loiiDItoffe, lez
ben0e Sbiere, altsgenommen 8tsnsns
&Dniginnen; Site; ~ii6erbarpt irgenb
Elm Qrtitel, lpel6er Die 9o1tienoungen
ober bic oieielben be~banoelnoea Pers
IDnen beindDigen tOnntcr.
Rad enDungen
8riefe uno YoIttdrten merDen frei
ben GmpfGngern ober 4bIenOeri BON
elmer 9oitunitaIt 5ur an0erer nungez
i6idt, rpenn Der Wuni6 auf Dem llms
16lag a~usgebriidt 1T. 9OftIenoungen
Der auoeren &lafen perJen nur auf
8erlnngen na6geiunot ano rpiro ounn
am 8eitimmungsorte Elm 3uIdBpOrto
bon Der 6Dfe Oe5 SriginaliaB be-
rehner Deroen.
Der. Studten 8el0dnpeiz
"ungen.
Q"npeiIunQcn bis CUR 5D6e bDn
$3.50 toiten 3 Gents.
4%nlpeiiungen iiber $3.50 Bis $500
toiten 5 Gents.
@nrpeiiungen ijber $500 Bis $1,000
tOiten 8 Gents.
4npeiIunqen ii6er $1,000 bis
$4,000 totem 10 Gents.
4npeiiungen iiber $4,000 bis
$4,000 tpiten y Geut5.
Inlpeiiungen ijber $4,000 bis
$4,000 often Is Gents.
4%nlpeiIungcn iiber $4,000 Bis
$4,000 toiten Is Gents.
Q%npeiIunQen iiber $4,000 bis
$4,000 to1ten 20 Gents.
Q]npeiiunQsn ij6er $4,000 Bis
$500 tOiten 25 Gent5.
N%npeiiungen ibsr $500 bis
$4,000 toiten 80 Gents.
6unoel5pupiere - 8adete bis gum
@smi6t BON 10 un3en 5 Gents;
4udete iiber 10 lln3en i6per, ! Sent
fir ieoe 2 lln3en oOer Oeren 8ru4z
t6sil.
0aurenproben - 9udete bis gu 4
lln3cn 2 Gents; 9adete iiber 4 lln3en
i6tper, l Sent fir jeoe 2 lln5en oOer
Oeren 8ru6tbeil.
MuFer pbne @ert6 - 604tges
pi6t 81 lln3en. 0ieie Yadete oiirfen
no6folgence M}aaBe ni4t ii6eridrei=
ten: - 3Oa lang, 8 SOL brett unD 4
l3ou bob. @enn aufgerOlt, Oiirfen
ie II Sol lang uno 6 Sell i'm Inn
lang iein.
Regiitrotionsqe6ii6r fir 8riefe unO
noere9o1tIenDungcn betrGgt 8 Gents.
Iu5IGnbtf6e Senbungen.
/. Die Raten fir oIe ausIdnbiz
Ifen Stuaten uno ibre SolOnien
(a%usqenommen Canada unb Merito)
1ino bic ~fol9enOen: 8rieFe bis gu Is
8rumm Glln3e) 5 Gsnts. Ginfahe
8oIttarten Gents bu5 Stiid. Riids
Authoritarian 4 Gents ba5 Stid.
3eitunqen unO onOere 9rudia4en l
Sent pro 2 |lln3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12

Der grOBe Strite Der britiI6en
Wtal9lnlltsn i4eint 3uiammsn gu 6res
den. Sn Glasgow BADEN bereits pieIe
Der StrIter um DieDeraniteaunq err
fu4k
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12

Der Neubuu Der bDhersn 8nabenI4ule
unIi6er. - 8ermebrte @%intiinfte
Der qurtfeusrn.-9ie nGborterz"
GommiIiion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
MOST ALL STOCKS SHOWED GAINS
DURING THE SESSION.
Sugar was the Weakest Point-A
Boom In Lake shore-COnlers Hen
cited by the Had Weather.

New York. December 1i.--Stocks rose tiac-
tlopally today In many cases, while in some
instances tbs gains were very considerable.
After AN initial hcsitancy decided support de-
yeiopcd In many spots Tho boom In Amsri-
cans In London paused and there were really
ing sales from that Quas.nr but later that
market heeamo firm.
Sugar was fevcrishly heavy all day On :;
reduction 10 the product and lost ~ rhc
Gcniuraljzatior In the speciality helped tho
bears To make All Impression after mid lay
aud tricos dipped considerably, but activity
ceased as usual OF lato on . break and steaii-
ness deveiuEod.
Tho vanderhiits came into prominence.
Lake Shore risiug iS points above yesterday 4
price. The continuance Of the cold shan and
the resulting advance In coal tricaa nc some
points benefited the roalegs. Tho improve
mcnt was most marked III Heading. MS
souri, Pacific crossed 49, which perhaps may
be attributed to reports circulated after the
close that It would como in possession 81 tn .
Chicago and Alton. western Union dcclin ID
slightly ON It's poor showing for the six
months OF che fiscal year. Northern, PariRc
was strong IN expectation of n dividend ON the
common, which was subsequently announced.
Atchison continued It's upward mcvemant on
board room, gossip of DEVELOPMENTS uxpccNd
by next weeks meeting.
Tha railway bond market showed Irregular
lily m spots but tho underlying tone was very
good aud marked gnius occurred In some is-
sues, TOTAL sales 5000, COO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
All the CeresIs Suffered n Accsuat d I
Scarcity II Cars
NORTHWESTERN POINTS RECEIPTS LIGHT
Russia said 60 he OReriag wheas
FreeIy--The Urouth IN California
Broken--provSsions Lower.

Chioaro. December is.--WbeAt, corn and
oats Al, suffered today from tho inability. Of
sbIppsrs 10 procure cars for ths tiioyomsnt o.
grain All three cereals closed hGAc lover.
Proyisions declined sIaaf3c.
Al the opening and until after the Noon hour
wheat showed u good deal Of frinnesg Open
irr, Va Lighor at se,salsSHc. With ono or two
small sales at 66dtGhc. May advanced under
good general buying TO es%a6s,sc. Hero
realizing and some selling against calls re-
suited In a reaction 10 teikdee,sc. but about
two hours from the opening buying became
very good again. and May was again hoistsd
to Cessc. Early cables from Liverpool were
somewhat disappointing but northwest mar
kets were strong and Minneapolis and Duluth
receipts continued 10 dwtndlc, the total az
these two points today bcins put ut 'ln cars.
Chicago re.ipts we're ~ cars Tnc rSamre'o y,
the mornings trading.
shorts at times Y ere very GOOD buyers WINE
lciigs. Increased their lines. and proniinont
CIcaianeas wore ses,oco bushels, large enough
70 be /. bull factor The Inability Of shippers
70 procure cars from tho railroads Tor now
business was the bear factor. This interfored
grently with business from, this point.
Positive statement was made that Knsaia
was offering wheat more freely ana that sas,
larger than expected. This and tho breaNinx
quantities OF long wheut onto the market
aud sent prices dow, rapidly. Near the. end
or The session Liverpool reported serious Jam
neo TO the Argentine wheat crop, but this had
no effect IN staying the liquidation aud the
market was weak to the close. May declined
TO C5tsI65n,c and closed ut G5Mc.
Corn was rather dull Tho .market carly
was helped by tho wheat strength and cables.
As In wheat shortage OF cars for shipping
business seriously ntcrfcred with cash trad
Ing, and this in turn depressed the speculative
market Tho weakness Of wheat also had an
untayorablc effect considerable corn bought
carly, being put back OH the market.
.Nats-4Thero was not enough trade In onts
to make an independent market. and prices
followed corn, Receipts were 2ai cars.
ptovisons were active and quite irreguIaEf
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-W heat.
Is, cars; corn. $50 cars; outs. so5 cars. and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
posn THURspAY MoRNrNG.. DECEMBER l5. 1928

without assigning. and this Is the case
With the farmer. He IL now m the nAuoS
of tho receiver. so TO speak, xali not u
shadow OF prospect OF getting out by con :
tinuing the prt rent course. Hence. tncrc
must DC a change for that important nous
tfv to ensblc all other businesses 70 -
prosperous ami to bring coditmfmeut ana
happiness 10 all tWNea There y s,axns-
sicn In thes calling. we see . Hhrinkaec IN
all businesses a. well as all property.
The tnost Of our leading men tell US tbsi
this stats VI things has BEEN brought spout
by over projection. Has this caused INC
shrbnkase In land values or nsrm ai''me's
Or indictments TO cultivate the SOIL !
have lMeued 10 this cry Of over -product,on
untA II makes mo sick to hear ". in Ts
never was an ,rbterance more fa!se. Ine
trcuble II UNDER consumption. ell on &c
count Of tho money contracuon. roiss
open the vaults OF these money centers anu
let the money 20 into circifation. ana We -
will hear no more OF hard tsmes. ana y.
Will bring a smile TO livery face We meet
aud u every class. am sstisntd .na'
everyone WY asree with me on THIS poin' !;
Now to dp'thIs see but one way. anu
have given tho subject much STUDY NJ
tia past three years. II Is for All lari,4 ,,s
classes to como together to form a so. , !.
unilm and fx prices on all money PRODUCES
that VIII be reasonable over the cost ..
Raising such criticize. and never turn mem mem
loose until the demand Is rcacned. In,s
Will REQUIRE moro money than Is now ~
circulatlon hence IL will necessltate tnese
money holders TO turn the money looee "
pay for the products raised by these CLASSES
thet tho world can not do without,
Some win say this will be hard on unu
coflsunier. Not 30: we are adj consumers
alke.. and when money Is plenty nothing
ID felt to be dear. On thy other sue, ov-
erythinE. IL dear II the money Ia lacNns.
paid IN tho city Of Houston 20 cents pei
yard for calico a fow years utter the ciose
OF tatr civil war, and it was cheaper "
me then thun now at ! cents per YARD. be-
cause money was plentiful AMI everyone
had a liberal share: and for the want OF
this Important ardcc today all OF us are
IN strait And would hero make TINS
statement; That this IL the shortest roaa
TO tho free coinage cf silver, from the faet
that IL the farmers 10 Into this matter IN
earnest there Is not money enough IN Use
to move the CROPS, and rather than turn
their gold loose the government VIII gladly
throw 3rpen the doors OF our in'nts ana
begin Ito coin the white metal at Its proper
al,le This Is the money Of the people,
and Il am satisfied that the course ] have
marked OH, and gone Into In the right
way viii bring these results sooner tnan
all OF the political parties In toe United
6taItes. 1t won't take us Icing TO accom-.
plsh this important end, as | believe all
who will give this proper study VIII see
"a ,infportanCc. N A. S. Wright
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F~rnrr. Must Act.


Hcsm,steaa Texas. December AL de-
sire space In your great paper for tho ben
ent Of tho farming classes.
There must DO change fer tho farmer 4
bettesment. 1'bcusands arc QUITTING tho
hsxh calling because tAcrc IL notA.nG IN It,
Thorc y but ono way out OF the dilemma
that can zee, and that way Is tails; LIE;
all fArmsH who are intenstcd In tho VA
rlous products como together ana form d
union. Lex X b. cailyi such. aud let thcin
Ak prices suited TO tae article raised or
10 be 1sea bs them Let teo prscas be
tsutsrstss. essr Si9l phove the eos, az
produetlva. nun stlpd b. these prices nm
tsinchlngy. Thtsf coarRelis bus reasonable
aud tiRhs as much So as With the mer-
chant. lie marks ais goods toi his per
csrt pretit. lie couidn't sell It coat lcpg
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New York cotton Market.

New York. December 1i.-Speculation in
cotton futures was not active, throughout the
session tho market showed considerable ir-
regularity, but in the main the course OF
prices was strongly upward. The market
opened steady ut unchanged prices to an ad-
vance OF 4 point and further improved 6sl5
points. Covering was feature, and buying
for Investment WAS conspicuous. Liquidation
OF profitable long interest checked the riss
and caused some reaction from tha top prices
Of the day. but the undcrtonc of the market
Was directed by steady though only mod
crate stream of buying orders. proportion
South.
The English tlarket advces indicated
net sain OF i-6id IN futures ut Liverpool after
barely steady opening at 1-Sid decline.
which took our market by surprise. This
bulllsh feature. was supplemented by reports
llsr%e IN tho price OF spot cotton at sew
erai icnts OF accumulation. interior towns
rs We'll as the senpJrts. I. VAS also claimed
,hAt conditions IN th~ dry goods Districts
anu Q; the American shipping tentcrs we're
iayprably Inclined.
Another bullish Influence was the failure
81 pof' iocSipts 10 romo up 10 the predicted
frtufc. Buyinl. by Wall street was h feature
or VIC entire session. Upfaycrsble watcher RI.
rvrts alarmed the shorts the otilcial fcrc-
easiS Including the statamcnt that the cold
OK Weather. Of tho season viii be experienced
night.
points. -
The members Of the Gotten exchange viz
Ia, ,yM " ,ne question OF closing business Sat
BE-, u
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COMMERCIAL nRlErs.

New York, December li..-~Clcarngs $780,
1g,.Oai: balances siU.0ae.00e,
l'aris, December li.,--Thrcc per cent rentss
iOst, W'tr fer tho account, exchange on Lon
don 81. a0c for checks.
Now York, December ii,--Tbe Commercial
Ad,ertieere tondsn financial cahl,arlin slys:
There was lesa business In the markets hers
today, but tho tone Wits firm. All Interest
cvnteled in Americans.
London, December 1i--t'onsols iiOis: for the
nc, cunt li0ls; bar silver quiet, "a T-i6, dull:
money si3 per cent. Ratio discount open mar
kct for short bills 3as per cent: for three
months hiils 3th per cel.t
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In THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
IMPORTANCE or TRADE BErwEEN
MEXICO AND UNITED STATES.
National ANsocintion VIII Probabl.
snx1est Changes In Existing Laws.
Texans nuying ThorouEhbred~.

Tho Denver stocknan. IN speaking OF cha
canning convention of tho Nntionai Iay,x,oct
ss,,ec,o,,on m ~, ,,,,,, ,sws.
sssNs'a'i"a IN tnat v''y' saye'
Ono Of the subjects that viii be oonsli.
eied at tho coming Nationn, nv, stock .o,.
>,.r,,an III, n. III ,..,, 49,
.Sn'.u WV, ~ WY uane eetMysn MeA'eo ana
!" .s'sssnsv ~ 'a'ls saoas 'le o0hn'n'y 'si''
1850 40 n'a. ss'ns's naa Written 70
..,av.' 80 "'~ns saa. wv NeNSah sov-
ss ..l..,.s az ass,n ~ Ss,,,' nsss anu =
sTs ~,... "sssns wy .'aeoul' kssVrn"oh 70
s Z som .saa 70 'ooN 'u'o us many
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HIDES. WOOL AND DEEswAx,
Prices paid by Houston dealers.
corroN SEED rnopucrs
SUGAR.

New York. December is.--Sugar - Raw,
test, sgt: molassrs sugar. 4: refined, castor
and tame: mould. has. standard A aud CON
toriiohsrs A. &; cut loaf and granulated. 5ss
New Orleans. December l4--SuEar- Steady:
open kettle. 3 l5i6, csntrifugal, formulated.
tS.iGsi4A; whites iAnt a-t6; yellow, ifis4s
ue,onds, sNGrS. Molasses- strong centrifugal,
sqf,o. syrup, strong at se0T.
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Now Orleaus. December i&.--Confee- strong,
R,o. ordinsry to fair. 1haisMc.
New York December N--cpffee.-Firm, op.
tions. 10 points hleher, sales, ls.h00 barn.
Spvt CoJIec. lilo, firrner; No. I. Invoice. On /;
No Z. jobping. sAi mild. firm. tondlnr up.
ward cordova. 7A0i6.