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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Mu bas Yublifunl.

Die uSreie Bre1le" bot iber 400
etablirte Ngenturen inn Staote, pirb
an iiber 700 Boitofficen perianot, unb
bat eine eroBe 8erbreitung in Der
gta6bar= 8epublif Werifp, i'm Snbia=
nerzgerritorium unb Sffaboma.
Sbr girfulatiDnsz@ebiet in 9eros
eritredt iib BON @alpeIton big binauf
na6 Oeniion, pDn WarlbaI i'm Often
bis nab @l Baio n: fernen @elten;
es fblieBt ielbituerltdnbfid nit be-
lDnhers 5ablreiben 2elern bas bi1t=
heiiebelte Mtittel=Terae anb ben Snb>
tpeiten ein.
3uei Heifenbe finb beitinoie, iabr-
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes Blat<
tes nntertpe9s unb fibren betnlelben
i'm Serein nit un1eren riibrigen 2p=
fal : Igenten forttudbreno mere Qe-
ier gu.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieIer Ebatlaben lit
Die nSreie Breiie", tpD es 1i1 barutn
banoelt, Die beutl9e 8ep0lferune gu
erreiben, bas bette Mmsetse Waes
biam i'm gtaate Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

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of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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%. 6 opiteL.

Snnerhalb Der Girma S0pfer C 9ee@
aenbtrger mar es na4 Der Miidtebr bes
Iti@tfinnisen Rompagnons ans Monte
Gorlo 5u getpaltigen Stiirmsn sefomz
men.
Weniger feiner GpielDerluite ba I'm.
ten bolber, ala ipsgen feiner eigenmGh<
tigen Mbma1ungert NIT Der @rdfin llps
htetten auf Der Strede 8abnbof Sriebs
rt4fraBe-aiiitrin.
8ee5enberser be{ob fir syGlIe ipl1'
ber5tDidter Q[rt Elm ganaes 2eriton bas
iuparif9er Rraftansbriide, heren Mnz
ipenbung fein 5er5 itets au sntlaitsn
pfIegtt. Sase5p bugesen berlAloB Ii9
gang in fi4 felbit. 8eibe aber iparen
barin burAaus eintg, bab 9Opfer fein
Ne4t gebabt babe. iiber ibren 8opf
bintpeg cine 9lbftnbung BON Der aons
tnrrentin unaunebmen, unb baB man
iid an ibren paft einfah niht balten
iperbe.
Der blei1e junee Serr SDpfer lieb
gsbnlbis ale DOrfpiirfs iibsr fidb bins
braufen. slls 8ee3enberger iidb bonn
enblth ousgetobt bate, beipies er ibn.
bob ibm gar nidts 9(nberes iibrig
bIeibe. als fib gu fiigen.
sSbr Rapital 1T gerettet, 9eeaenbers
GET. Mebr als bas: fiji unlere Mrbeit,
bic mir bos balbe Sabr iiber aeleiftet
bobtn, iinb mir burd bic @enerofitdt
Der Grdfin iiberrei1 be3oblt. Mber
meine @Iber finb ni4t erIebt-bie bat
Der Hroupier BON Montc Garlo nit
feiner hobgierisen Sarfe eingeitriden-
fur INNER unb etpig."
Limb tpenn fhon-ipir nebmen neue
Rdpitdlien auf-rnb amor einfa6 auf
Bump"
Dem tpiberfebe ih mid, Heeaenbers
ger, mebr in Sbrem aIs in nteinem Snz
terefe.A
Limb nit ipel1em Me1t2"
.Muf 0runb bes paragrapb 2 uniss
res Gefeufhoftspsrtrases.
Mae WorifeIungen fheitsrten an benz
giseniinn bes Rompa9nons. gr babe
bsr Grafin fsin aori sessbtn-unb
haS miiife Ct baIten. ,
rUttnf9ensfinb aber bebenten's
BOD, mir finb ia por Der sanasn Melt
blnmtrt. tpenn mir bem unternebs
Wnngsluftaen Grauenaimmer Ben Sies
!ahen. unfere Sirma is banah einfad
fertts."
1opfer erpiberte eelaien: ,gs pGre
au@ nur m1etn fsbnli9fter Wunfd, bas
Bomb an lotsn. Sd tpeib, id babe bas
Nertrouen Der Serrsn einn,al aetdufdt
--es f0nnte nun bod niat tpieber ipie
porher iperben. 4lIo bef.r, ste bers
aetben mir. anb mir trsnn.n uns i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
4oubbeit fsuu utbt aebetlt ,peroem

eur lotae Mpptatlonen, neil lte pen tranten ADeil
men Dea, Die Soubbeit su t,irireu, un6 Der in burh
tonltitutioneae Seitnlittl Saubbtit miro onrd ei=
nen ent,hubeten 3uitano Der ihleimism anstlei=
enns Ssr Guftahil6en 80bre perlriaht. 8enn
oiee &6bre iid entshnoet babt ibr einen nmpelnoen
Son ooer unooltomments Geb0r; uno Denn lie 9atij
qeihloen in, erfolst Saubbeit unO tpenn Die Gut
ilnounq nidbt aeboben uno oiee R6brt pieoer in b=
rem seb6riatn 3utuuo oeriett peroen tann, wro oas
Gebbr FIR INNER 5ertbrt lperoen: rsrn Gdle inter
sebn tperoen ourdp 2atarrb rerurlah tpelher nihts
als elm entjhnoetsr 8ufano Der i&leimig.u Sber=
hdhen III.
g8ir ipollen .inbunoert Dollars fiir ieoen (burA
6aiarrb peruriabtfn) Ban Bon 3aubbelt aeben, ben
mir nidt ourf Ginnebmtn bon 6all'8 Ra=
tarr6 &ur b.lsn ttan.x aaBt Guh uma
ionit 9irrulare tOmmen.
g.. gbenes& Gs., foleso, ..
81 gsrtnnft BON afen Gpstbetern, 4reis 10
Cents bic Glsins.
san's SaSilisn piHeu sno oi, befsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Sine foloifale lteberidwemmnus


aerit0rte cine Tefeerapbens2inie, Die
gbaa 6. Gais BON 2isbun, Sa.,
pieoerbersuiteaen bate. nSnbem
i6 Biz gu ben 0uften in eisfaltem
8aiier itano, ibreibt er, vsDs i'd
mir cine ibreflibe grfdltuilg au,
Die iib td9lih peri1limmerte
SblieBlid erfldrter mir bic beIter
Gerate in Oaflanb, geeb., Siuu1
gitp uno Omaha, ih bdtte Die
Sbwinbiubt unb tonne niHt mebr
lange leben. Damn fling i1 an, DR..
Kings New Discovery su neb=
men uno mar nab benz 8erbraud
BON 6 Slaiben pDllie tpieoerbersez
felt. Sc miro pDiitio earantirt ge=
gen grfdltung, 6uiten, Sals= uno
2un9ens2eioen. Yreis so gts. unt
$1.00.., 3u baben Bel S. &alteper &
SDbn, @eo. s. S. Sbmitt, gieen=
thinner unb 90. 9reiB.
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Gin nettes 5itten Bib aus

| - Gin t1ette6 Sttte1t Vtl0 aus
| benz 20. Sabrbnnoert enttpirft bic
| fplgenbe Welbung aus 6amburg.
Nm &ubberg, ,abe bem 6afen, tpobn=
te bic gigarrenarbeiterin @ebel, Die
ibpn lanee bel ibrer iebr auseeoebnz
ten 8efanntihaft ben STUFF elmer BE-
oeutenben 8aubcrin eenDB. @inem
Dienitmaohen, oem iie ben treulos
getpDrbenen 8rdutieam berbeilbafz
fen lpllte, perpronete Iie fiirslih ols
innerli9es Wtittel - bic Bbptograz
pbie bes Nblpenitigen init einem
Galbsber5en aulammengefpbt 81 Iib
gu nebmen. Der Grfolg blieb leioer
aus! Sn einem anberen Sale enbete
Die @e1bibte lblimn, tuenigitens
fur Die 8auberin. Die BON ibrem
Manne 9etrennt lebenbe 5rau eines
Seemannes piinl9te nit ibren1 @atz
ten wieoer pereu,t 5u meroen uno ers
bielt gu bielem 3wed BON Der @ebel
5wei Slalben naia foetioa" Die iie
por Der gbitre bes Mannes auslbiitz
ten muBte. Da iie in gr0Bter Nrz
tnuth lebte, nerlebte Die 5rau lire
Betten unb be5ahlte nit Dem Cribs
4.50 Warf fiir oas foitbare Maittel.
Nub bier tpar aunddft feline 8ir=
flung uabrnebmbar. Sn Dem als=
bann aneeitrengten Lamentations.
BrpseiIe muBte Die gldubige Sec
tnannsfrau einen @lufsbeute( gum
Breiie ppn 4 SIT. SO Bfe. nebIt
Spriiben aus Dem .lebIien 8ncbe
Wolts" pabrenb Der 8erbanoluna
auf Der Brult traeen. gas Wiittel
hatte leiber 1,nr balbe Wirfuna, I'M
oem Der @bemann stpar nerurtbeilt
tpurbe, aber trobbem feline Mlimente
be5ablte, peil er ielbit fein @elo
batte. Mun fonlultirte Die &unoin
bic 3auberiu tpegen eines Gaben1its
tels. als tpe(des bieie tpieoer nola
foetioa" empfabl, bas nit ben @pr-
ten uin brei 3eufels 9tamen" nDr
Der 9bUr bes Wannes auseeepIien
tueroen lpllte. Dalob tpiiroen
Wann unb S6miegermutter Iofprt
in &riippel pertpanoelt peroen unb
eleno nerfplrmen. Da Die 5rau
aber ben beoungenen Breis-itnmer
$50 Wf. -ltibt efibpinsen fonnte,
tuurbe ibr oas Wlittel pon Srau @e=
bel ni1t altsgeliefert, bic pielmebr
nun gu oem gbemanne ibrer &lien=
tin gine, linn &albeaelii1te einflDBte
uno bic beioen 5laihen uala foetis
oa" fir 10.Wf. aufibpabte. geun
trafen iib aber 5rau unb Sbmie=
germutter uno perlDbnten Iih. Da.
ourb fam Der 9eufelspaft beraus,
man Itellte Strafantrag, tpDrauf Die
8erbaftuna Der @ebel erfolete. Bei
Der barauf pDrgenDmmenen 6aus=
iuhung tpurben sablreibe Wabrlas
gebiiber uno cine alte 8ibel aufgez
funoen. Sn Der lebteren lag Elm
LANCER Shliiifel, Der an einem bin.
men Jaoen befeitiet mar. Dieler
Shlnhel bat bel ben 8auberiibun.
gen eine 9rOBe &olle gelpielt. @enn
er itd erbob, 10 bieB bas: nSa"
tpenn er rubig liegen blieb: rNein".
Die unterfubung gegen bic @ebel
tpiro pernlutblib einen aroBen lnz
fang annebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Ser Abintant.
Roman bon Haul Osfar Soder.
(TortieBung).

AJ1@ltSRNhaJ'
LIMB Der Meg fiibrt-5u Saseso94s
Wtbiane lddelte matt. nWielld@t
papa."
Der Rapitan bate porgebabt, beut.
glsi9 nod tpeiter gu reijen, UNI mia.
li9it f9nea NIT ietner aur In Nriebs
rtbsroba beginner gu t0nnen;. nun ers
-tAlarte e fsiner SCOOTER, lieber nod elm
padr Gage bier 6fsi6sn at sppta!etH sppta!etHs : 8 aBis /:
btone mar es ielbit. bic ibn babor tptes
ber abbrahte.
r9lber i9 befon,me geohridt BON
Dir. Dipione," bat ii9 Der 9llts aus,
s1obalb fiH bier ettpas Grfreulides aus
trdgt-i9 meine no, moh' bod nidi
gleih tpitber 10 tribe 9luaen, Rletne,
limb tpenn id bie Nahriat babe, @is
ntane-Du ipeiBt tpel9e i9 incline"
sMdt-ntht-fprid ni9t" ffebte
Wtbtane.
~. bann trinf i1 auf Dein Wobl
bph 9let9 etn babies OuBenb-" Ger
fdfudte) ma, bic geitimmung beg
Auontums iibtrlaB i'd lieber benz birie
gtrenben Mr5te! Nd. Mdbsl, tpas i'd
mid fnon ouf Sburingen freue! Cine
Marte folIen fie bort baben-sins
Marte! No, eri1rid nur nidt, Wibiane.
Sd fprt4e natilrlid Bios pom Wafsr.
Mbtr bente Dtr, e9tes QuelInrffer-
GebtrasnoNer! Man iutrb orbentIi4
Jung. ipenn man bas Mort bios auss
fpr4tl- !
3 1lnS Io9enb, fr0blid, ber bsiten 3u<!
Berf4t bon, berabfdiebete er f5 ppn
fetlter 1odter, Inn nah benz Mnboltet
Bahnhof 81 fabren unb iid cine Som.
inerfohrfdrtt nah 5riebrihsrobo nit
feMspS4entlider @iltisfeit gu lSfen.
Wipiune ober itedte ben Brtef au ii9,
ben iie an Gliaa gei9rieben, iebte ibr
tnglif4es Strobbitden auf, nabm bic
9anbf9ube unb perlisb bas 9aus.
aomente fat iie in cine Drof9te eins
fteigen-tr ippllte ibr nod na9eilen,
benn e. botte foeben cine feniotionelIe
Na9ri9t erbalten--aber ba febte fid
bas Gefd6rt f4on in 9eiptsuns.
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gefanutlid tpbt +,

= 8efanntlih tobt ieit einiee,
Belt elm beiti9er Streit iiber Die
Sbreibtueile Der Stabt 8Dln; Die
&Dlner mebren iih na9 ardf=
ten oa9eaen, ibre Staot nit Ell
nent IS" gu lbreiben. 0eute
baben Tie 2eioensgefdbrten be-
funnten. sluf slntrae oes @ra-
fen BON 9utten=@sapSfi belhlpB oas
6errenbaus, in einem lonlt aleidb=
giiltigen @eleb, oas ben @onliito.
rial 8esirt &aiiel betrifft, aaIiel
nit einem nG" gu i1reiben. 3u
ben r8DlnernA geiellen iib allo Die
n3aBler. llno oaS bat nit leinen1
Beihluiie bas 6errenbaus getban!
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saht Gnd, niht entmntl,iaen.

iDnoern nebmt Simmons Liver
Purifier" (Bleh : ShabteQ. @s
befinben iib oiele gtadabmun9en
i'm Marfte, 10 ieien Sic alp oprs
1idtie, oaB e8 Der ebte Purifier"
1T uno bereeitelt piro pon Der A.
G.. Simmons jr. Medicine Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18

n5reunb, ges5enberser, 1iebes altes
3aus-fpilft OH mir etnen 9efalen
tbun?"
Der gaper mar gang fpra4los bor
@4red iiber bic fur9tbare Mufregung
fetnes Jreunbes unb bas plDbli9e Mufs
tau9en Der jungen biibi9en Oan1e. Or
nidte Bios nnb fab bas paar dneitli9
on.
(GAY,,E S,Io+l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Gs fOitet nid)t piel, it'd, tppbl AT
fiihfen.

9aulenoe nun 2euten baben in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills einen
Segen fiir ben meniblihen aDrper
eeiunoen. Dieie 9iQen beilen Ser
itopfune, franfbafte 3ppfIdmersen,
Shtplnoel.Nnfaae @elblubt, Ma>
laria, 5ieber, ssrDiteln uno ale
2ebers unb Wagen.2eioen. Stein
oegetabtl. Sour 25 Gts. BEL s. &al=
teper q Subn, @eu. 8. s. Shmitt,
ei9entbilmer, uno Ibplf DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Siibueitteras luiinidt Gutb

g8enn Sbr @uh iraenbmu nieoer.
lalien mollt, tbut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
gam Qlntpttip & 2lramias
Yak Sab,t,
i'm @arten=Oiitritt bes Gtaates. &c.
lunbbeit ,uno Glima uniibertrpHen.
8iaige 2dnoereien fiir ben syartner,
Wtarftgdrtner, Obit= uno Giebaiibter.
Begen @in5elbeiten tpenoetgu9 an
9. s. Wtartin, o. B. g.,
San NntuniD, 9eras.
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- Smportirter Borter uno 9(le
bel 6. q. Sane & 60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17

closed DUH and easy, considerably below
the best. The movement in the western.
stocks. while obviously professional. SEEM
ed based on assumption of q fayoraple
outcome for the corn crop and upon the
argument of probable dividend increases;
Nobody assumes that the Missouri
Pacific dividend this week Will be changed
from the 2ia per cent. semi-annual rate
and the heavy OUTLAWS being made by
Union Pacific are against the presump-
ton of a present increase. But the e&-
ample OF the Chicago and Northwestern
increase is an influential one and anects
especially st. Paul. The buying OF TINS
group OF stocks at tho opening was SUI 7,
rather heavy London selling, INDUCED 1;.,a p ~
anxiety over the Illness Of the hlng OF
England. The leaders of the campaign
for the advance profess to fee! assur-
ance that July 1st settlements Will pc Ell
fectiye without any stringency OF money:
The Industrial department OF the Slock
list was generally heavy. United states
Steel stocks We're slightly depressed by
the making permanent of the in1uncuo!1l
against the stock conversion and pono
issue plan pending the appeal TO the up-
per court.
There was a fair demand for bonds ana
prices were firm. Total sales. par vaiue;
s., sG5 900. United States coupons deciineo
rs per cent. and the old As advanced a
per cent. on the last call.
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 800 800 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17
READING STOCKS
HAVE A S|PURT
Traders Here Thought the Strike
Was at an End.
THE WHOLE MARKET STRONG
Cuthbert Mills, the Tribune Man. Think
the Market Viii Sell Higher.
Stocks in the Hands
of investors.
The stock market was generally strong

The stock market was generally strong
in yesterdays trading, although some
what irregular. The leaders were st, Paul
and Missouri Pacific, and both scored ma
Pacific was also strong. In the afternoon
there was a sharp rise in Reading, one
sale of $500 shares at IS being scored. The
second preferred jumped a point, and the
first preferred was also .hlgher. 1t was
supposed at the time that this rise was
due to some change In the strike Situa-
ton, but no news to that effect was forth
coming, and Reading lost a part Of its
gain. Other stocks were disposed to go
up in sympathy, but before the market
closed there were evidences of profit-tak-
ing, and closing prices We're below the
THE SOUTHERN STOCKS.
There was very little trading in Norfolk
and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio.
ferred was more active yesterday than for
some time past, and one sale was report
ed at 955s. The Wabash issues were also
strong. particularly the debenture BIS,
CUTHBERT MILLS VIEW.
Cuthbert Mills, the financial writer OF
the most Intelligent and most conserva..
tive of the New York writer's on financial
topics, takes a. very hopeful view of the
THE volume Of business on the ex
change continues small-distressingly
small to commission houses; and We're 1t
not that the prospects Tor the second mar
of the year are bright, there would be
reason for feeling blue. These prospects
were dwelt upon at some length last
week; being, briefly, the excellent; crop
outlook and the better conditions abroad.
In the market now there is a quiet abb
sorption of stocks. mainly OF an invest
ment character. 1t prepares the way for
lvelier work later. The proof that the
technical position Of the market Is
sound has been afforded by Its frmness
OF late in the face of many things which
should have depressed it. Had the posi-
ton not been sound. the serious Industrial
disturbance should alone have sufficed to
force an amount of selling which would
have put prices many points below the
: " A GOOD SIGN.
THAT these disturbances did not have
such an effect. even when aided-in re-
spect to their depressing influence-by an
extreme dullness, which extended to the
foreign markets ALSO thereby indicating
some general cause-that prices either
held firm or actually advanced. shows that
stocks generally have lodged where they
can be taken care of. The investor has
them. The investor may be the small In
dividual. or he may be a large corpora
ton In either case it is clear from the
take care of what he has,
This writer thinks that some powerful
interest is absorbing the Reading stock.
The bulk of 1t, he says. has found lodg-
ment somewhere. and In due time this
will be disclosed.
Concerning the strike. he thinks that 1t
will be a. fight to the finish and will be
all the shorter and more decisive If out
side interference can be kept off.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17
'l'lOl]aSBRalChlCO.
Established 1889
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
Members N. Y. Cotton Exchange
Private Wires to
Principal Markets.
Investment Securities
a Speciality.

soon slipping lower point by point under fairly
active selling for both accounts. based largely
upon weak late Liverpool cables aud official
reports of soaking rains over the Carolinss,
Georgia and the eastern portion OF Florida. Wall
Street bear interests, and what appeared to be
New Orleans bull operators. sold on the late
forenoon break. Trading was active In few.
erish way. Reports that spinners were not
buying cotton in the south and drop OF lid.
in spot cotton in Liverpool greatly disturbed
commission house longs here Not until July
there any semblance of change for the better.
predictions that to-morrow's weekly crop
weather report from Washington will be less
favorable than that Of last week. particularly
Caused ca quick. turn of smaller shorts for cover,
on which July jumped to S.65 and August to
nressure broke out afresh and prices once more
worked downward. The market closed barely
steady and net 5@15 points lower. Total sales
were estimated Mt 100. 600 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17
BUT LITTLE CHANGE
IN STOCK MARKET
It Remains About the Same as
Last Week.
FEW PROMINENT STOCKS UP
Several of Them Largely Dealt in, but
None Saved as Much as Point
of Net Gain Granger
Stocks Go Up.
FEW PROMINENT STOCKS UP
(Ry Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, June. 16.-The character
OF to-days stock market remained the
same as that OF last week. There were
operations for rise in few prominent
stocks, but they were not aEgressiHeiy
pursued and left no important net results.
St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific,
Canadian Pacific and the Atchisons We're
most largely dealt in. 1t Will be seen that
none of these saved as much as a point
Of net gain on the day. although Cana
uday and St Paul is. A number of the
minor Granger stocks were lifted at diff
ferent times, and the Chicago and North
vances. Late in the day, after the indif-
ference OF the general market to this
leadership was demonstrated, there was
an advance in the Readings. This proved
equally inefficacious, and the market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17
RA1r1MnRE MARKET.

steady: winter extra. ss.15@s.4o; winter clear;
lime. ISL: m7Sc.: southern by sample. 70MS1&c.
,Corn-Steady; spot and June, 66A gsIe.;
southern white ese sales o Sd GdG
Gle. Butter-Steady and unchanged; fancy iml-
ta ti 26a21e.; fancy creamery. 22@221sc
Eggs-Firm and higher. fresh, 16Ee; Cheese e1
Steady and unchanged: large, 10A Gle; small
llKG111ac Sugar-Firm and unchanged; hne
and coarse granulated, S4.I6 u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-17

z MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Money on call
closed steady nt<2h@3 per cent: closing bid
and asked. 215 M3 per cent: prime mercantile
paper as per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills at 81 s71a
for demand and Mt S4.sITi @3s5 for sixty days;
posted rates, S4.S51S@4.SG and S4.SS@4S ssh;
commercial bills. s4.S4h @4s5ak. Bar silver,
52ih; Mexican dollars, AZ. Government bonds,
irregular; State bonds, inactive: railroad bonds,
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DRy GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 16.-DRY GOODS-Ihe
spot market has been slow to-day with only
limited number of buyers in attendance: HuS;-
ness throughout the channels has been OF ordl-
nary dimensions Brown bleached and coarse
colored goods are without change In price.
Prints in fair general demand for fa!l; Ilns-
hams firm and difficult to buy for quick denV-
edy Print cloths steady, but Inactive cotton
hosiery and underwear quiet
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Cultiyating Flowers Reps.

The general gardening public does not
always recognize that cultivation OF thu
soil is not alone for the purpose of keep
Ing down weeds and giving a good ap-
pearance to the beds. Farmers harrow
their corn and potatoes when there Is
not a sign Of weeds. Why? IT keeps
the soil in a better condition for receiy-
ing and retaining moisture; it aerates the
SOIL which is essential to the deconpost-
ton OF plant food it contains.
Especially is cultivation necessary
around young and recently transplanted
plants. The difference between the growth
of cultivated plants and those not so
treated Is often remarkable and fayoza
tho former method.
The manner of cultivation is important
Some men will use the hoe so that the
top layer OF soil is cut Of clean ard gath
cred UP with the weeds that may have
been the chief object of the hoetng The
surface remaining will be hard and
smooth-qGite the reverse to what It
should be- Cultivation should mean q
stirring OF the surface. making it fine
If this be done in loarny soil shortly after
rain. it will not break into largo
lumps.-Meehans' Monthly for June
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, June 16.-Corn was the jackscrew
to the speculative pits to-day. Bull manipula-
tors gotu nder the coarses grain and BY lifting
1t raised wheat slightly. in spite of general
bearish conditions. AT the close July corn was
lc. higher; July wheat was Is q Hc. higher, ana
July oats A@asc. lower. Provisions rallied
from a sharp slump TO close 21ac lower to lc-
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 16.-The cotton market
opened quiet with prices down lel4 points in
Liverpool market. and then became quite steady
on demand from local shorts. who were In
huenced by drought news from the central and
western sections of the belt. Howeyer,t bull
specula lions was very feeble aud the bear lead
ers seemed to have no misglvings as to the
ultimate course OF the market. Prices were
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unchanged No spring wheat. 72c; No. 2 2
red, 7s@ No. oats, 42S @4a1a Ca; No;
white 47h @4s1ae. No. 8 white; ao9t hs 91sT
ssM17oe. 10. i aaxseed s1.5e; No: north.
western s17e prime Timothy as seed 5r so19 @
hounds S1O.171s: short ribs sides Qoosel, So .
11O. 42B; dry sailed shoulders tboxedl: 5000
ss7is Short clear sides boxed. S1oo 81 9 1oss
nontraci Grade SS.35 Butter market steady;
e epn. isaa1c.; diaries. 1s@1o,sc Cheese
steady at 1o@loaic EGGS, easy; fresh On l o%o
bushels! oats o. 600 bushels; hogs. $1,000 head
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