davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25
. Sn ofbtcib lit 2ouis grsutber,
psrbattet ptsen anssbIi3er JaIi&unq
bee Names Don Sobn Dcuna aui timer
Note BON $3.50.
SHinois.
Weitterjige GbriRsn.

ebieaso, II. San. gei @trea.u5ta
beg seitern Nbeno nattscfunoenen rs
i3ieOs- @o'tssoienites ocs s>,rrn n,oo-
By i'm tabernacle, mar bos @ebdnA,
gum 8re&cn soa. es tpuroe BE Yn-
,eise sema&t, bab man cine urpsr.
summe bsbarfe, nm bic ouf Scr bon
Der .DOuns Mens g6rition stiIotio.
t'on" beniibten Garpeu 9aae buf.enS,
Sdulo 5u beden unb I'M auoerc n,
bic in benz fabernoele absebartensn n
Dssetinss semu@ten Mussaben ~ b..
itreiten. Man nabm bierauf 3ei0uur.
gen entGesen. wel&e iid duf $67. 600.
beinabc 10 pieI aIs perlanQt wuroc. b.. r
liefen. M 3sf
MiiIouri.
Cine @ornuns an mil,io~
ndre.
st. 2cuis. II. San. ltnIdnoil fie~
len orti 'uoblaussefiibrte Na&abmun<
gen Der $1,000. 2egal 9enoerno,en-im
Die SdnSe bes gbsfs beg 81. 2ouiler
8uncesbiftrifts- @eteimpoli;ci. 8. u.
Hearbon. 9ie bcutiscn gId.tsr oisIcr
Stoot entbalten cine Wci4reibuna ser
Art uno @eiie. mic man lid Der No,,w
uerii&erte, icipie cine @eidrcibuna BE-,
Noten ielbn. esiit NOD ni&t ae!u.s
gen, iib Der Gdfi&er su pcrF&ern.
RarBlanb.
Baltimore. Is. San. Cine epe.
,ialospei&e aus annapolis b.boupte,.
oas Der adtb. Geo. 9peIs. ,ueldbtr
wdbrenS Der lebten so Sabre Yrd1-
bent Der Jarmers unO Ylanters 1om
mar, einen ltnteri@leif BON $65, 600 be-
sangen babe.
Baltimore Ms.. II. San. Ser
Staotratb bat $4,000 bc,uilIiat. um
arbeitslolt 2eute nit &einiaen Der
styabsn 5u bei@dfiisen.
8entudD.
slus Sonbon, Canada, fuifb oe{aries
ben: Ser friberc Staotidotmeiflcr
Der staot Gopinatun, Gp., Smi.bsW.
oo.pe, ipelde wdbrenb Der Ietten feds
Wonate nebit Tamilie i'm bier befnee
ihen Secumieb 9aus untcr ocm Ta=
nen 3oaie mobnte. uuroe perboftet
mo jpar auf cine bon Sen Gopinate=
Ter yeborben er9obene Mnf!oae ber
sa!ldnns. Sic SpceiIieotion Der
slase lautet babin. oab Der glnoeffoa,e.
aebrerc 5000 9nueilunsen Der go,-
oration an bic Nortbcrn ganf BON
sentadp bur4 @orfeIluns elmer 3iffu
auf $1,000 erbobt babe. ser So
albetros oet Gdli@unsen mnb llnt,r-
'h!s'fe 9oue's beIduIt ii9 anf $5O,DOD
is $6O,OCO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

~ Farmers Muf9epefti
sSer 9artoffein 81 rertoufen bat. iorfe
sci Soerrn s. u. senpuooe 6Orlpre@t..
sr be5aD!t einen sutcn Yrsis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25
u =, ;ci9cu,

nclAe obne @cmertung Sur MnFnabme e'n'
aebcn. lperSsM 10 langc eingerildt uno bercd)'
net, bis iie abbcfellt werocn.
Nn;eisca wcroen iu ben seiuobnlden
Vreiien cinseriidt, ndmli6 10 Gents per
8rcoicr= Belle, fir Die eritc Ginriiduna, uno
Gents fin lepe ielTnoc. Gnr Nn,s'9cn,
bic l1naere 3cit itcbcn bleiben, wiro Gin Bee
beatenpcr Nb,us er(aubt.
: Sic 4crausscber iins i'm 8elik cincr poa-
fanbisen sluspaDl
0femer uue ecihmadDollcr Gcttern,
xno iinb oabcr in Stanbc,
Crudiadtm dller Art
in oeasider, cn9liider, frans0iiider
uslo nerluegil1cr spra6e
auf's ShneQite, S40nlte uno yllli9lte
i,l liefcrn.
xnb empfeblsn fid) ;m gcneetsn AuTtragen.
6ebrudt peroen:
2etterbeac6,
8iQbeaes,
0eihaftsfartcn,
Gireulnrc,
Sldnf8,
Nlafatc D.
auftIr3eFe NoAs.
8.Faauusex auo @elser aorciiire man:
Mepcr T. Srid,
ct. Glpto, Main,t.
Letter Box 4O7,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

Ser Teraano fagtuns, Dee
sSes nm Sanscntrantbeiten su eutiren
1T onr@ olrcttc Npplitation. IieIes
neue @runoias. Sr. 5. $. Me2son,s
Noulten= uno 2unsenbeilenoe siioeld]ex
o'IOen Elm beilenoes Gas i'm Mnn,e,
nno 'Oenn einseat1mst, curirt oaNeloe
oals= unO eunsentrantbeiten, Sujen
ertdltuu9sn, Nussebruns, grond,ifs
&c. ErObs e6a@telden per por Is
ecnts. Hr. s. $. Nie2ean's, s14
e9eltunt Strabe, et. 2ouis, Mlo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
VEGETINE
is
The Great
FAMILY MEDICINE
AND
HEALTH RESrORER-
General Debility.

Debility Is a term used 70 denote deficiency
OF blood. The nutrltive constituents OF the
blood are In less tnan their regular pro- ortion,
while the wa cry part rs In excess. Debility Is
OF fieQuent occurrence. IL IN incident 10 y va
riety OF diseases. The lower limbs are apt TO
be swollen. The patient Il ebie aud can not
beaf much exertiOn. The circulation IL irfeg.
ular but almost aivaSsw ak. Palpitation OF
the hear, IL a vers common symptom. Nlo.
lent emotion often tn ows the heart into the
most tumul uous action. The ltal functions
are languidly performed. The muscular
strength Is diminished; fatigue follows moder-
ate or = light exercise. The breathing, though
quiet when nj rest, becomes hurried apfeven
painfully agitated under exerLon, IA In run
ming. oending heights, etc. The nervous
system liz often greatly dlsoIdered. Vertigo.
dizziness aud "a feeling OF IA nth ~ are very
common. Violent aud obstinate neuralglc
pains in the h al, side, breast, or other parts
OF the body, are also frequent attendants upon
tue dis ase. The secretions ARE sometimes d.
minished. In fema "a the menses airs almost
always either suspended or very pan ialy per-
formed. The bile Is scanty, and costiveness,
with unhealthy excavations from the bowels
and dysp.p'ic state CT the stomach, are ex-
tremely common symptoms.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21

vegetine IL Sold by all Druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
TIE soLDiKR's FAREWELL To LIFE


IRON the German.l
The burning wound, the trembling lips wan
white;
Heart-throbs that falter, ebbing slow and slow.
While tke fais landscape faints from my dim
sight,
THAT closes on the scenes loved 70 know;
The limit OF all time has pass from me-
God. g. Thou Wilt give mp selfto Theei
9he golden pictures floating in the light
OF rosy dreams that come to us In youth,
Have vanished now like phantoms weird and
white,
In the bright dawning OF eternal truth:
But love and liberty are mine above,
Forever de0thless-Liberty and Love.
And radiant seraphs DER the shining way,
That leads beyond the stars TO IDhnite,
Have come " bear my soul tnat would not
stay
In It's advancing TO the source OF Light
Among mat glorious company 70 dwell
q rapturous melody sweet Earth. farewenI
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
SWOLLEN LIMBS.

LEBANON, N. H., Jan. 20, ls.o.
SIR. STEVENS
Dear Sir-I write this note 10 inform you OF
tn effect OF your blood Purifier" upon my
system. When commenced taking IL year
ago, was very much debilitat.d. My limbs
were swollen 10 that was impossible for me
to get into ca out from n carriage, and very
painful TO go up or down stairs. Inbred, l
could scarce stand on my feet. My appetite
WAS gone, my strength failing rapidly. After
To improve. Ny appetite improved and my
strength returned. can now perform my du-
ties AZ nurse with my wonted ease, and
feel owe Il 10 Vegeiiue.
Yours gra tefrilly,
Mrs. g. A. II. TI1DEN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

IT. X. STENENS:
Tear Sri have used Vegetlne and feel IL q
duty To acknowledge the great benefit II has
done me In the spr ny OF the year 1867 was
sick from general debility, caused by over
work, want OF sleep and proper rest. was
very weak and much emaciated. tried many
any of them, until was persuaded 10 try Veg
etine. Before had taken this one week my
improved cooditiCn gave " e REM wed nope
and courage. I continued 10 take IL every ",
gaining m IRE strensth until was completely
restored 10 health. The effect Of this remedy,
In case OF general debility, IL indeed marvel
lous ELIZABErH A. POLICY,
q Webster street, Charlestown, Mas.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
A PERFECT CURE.

CHAKLEsrowS, Iune IL, 1851.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Lear Sir This Is to certify that Vegetlnt
made n perfect cure OF me when my atte ndin z
physi ian had pronounced nv case consump-
lion, aud said could not survive many days.
Mrs. LFD5rON, 81 Cook street.
The facts stated by Mrs Ledston are person
ally known by me, and they are true.
A. ID. HAYNES.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
Would Not be Without
" Il O. e III n e
For Ten Times it's Cost.

The great benefit have received from the
use Of vegetine induces me To give my testi-
mony I'm its favor. / believe " to be not only
OF great value for restoring the health, but "a
preventive OF diseases pecu lar to the spring
and summer seasons. would not be without
IL for ten times Its cost. -
EDWIN TILDEN,
Attorney and General Agent Tor Massachu
sets OF the Craftmen's Life -ssurance
Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
FIRE INSURANCE.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE NATIONAL
BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
THE REPORTS SUBMITTED.
The National Board OF Underwriters commenced
their annual meeting In this city yesterday the
being held with closed doors Sir. George l. Chase
delivered the Presidents address. THIS long
document, from which tho following paragraphs arc
extractod:-
The capital employed for tho year shows
from 500, 3O2O TO $56623, l4U, upon which dvi-
dend OF 1857 per cent was paid. larger capital aud
larger percentage OF dividend than appears elsewhere
in tho figures. This increase OF divucnd all appears
the New York companies, which, with u smaller
capital, have Increased their DIVIDEND 10 amount, ana
OF course. SIN more IN percentage The other state
companies with an increased capital show reduced
per cent OF dividend. Tho percentages are New
York companies, IL SO per cent; companies OF
other States, 1888 per cent
Tue aggregate OF premiums received for the year
1876 So l3215 TO- against 200 80 Tor the
previous year, decline IN premiums VI 81 634. ySl rs
The losses paid amounted to $23 1873 20 Tor 1875,
against $24 076 604 6S Tor 1875, decline In losses Of
but $685. AL ~ The loss ratio has thus increased
IRON IS 33 TO 81. IL per cent THIS indicates either
that the average rate OF premium deer that
losses are increasing As matter Of tact, taken
In connection with the other tables, II shows
that the rate is decreasing and tho losses ncreas-
tnu because while the rate has decreased loss than
tbreecntbs per cent the loss has increased
nearly three per cent We were wriling at a lower
premium and have lost by fire larger proportion Of
than during 1875. Thore II IN tina DsrhAna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

According TO the most IN odcrate estimate tho aver
age quantity Of cereals necessary for the consumption
OF each inhubitant is und nnc,enths bushels
per an num- and therefore results all tho States
That come after Sweden upon the list have obtain
grain supplies from other countries. In this country
three hs OF the cereal production consists OF
In Europe oats predominate, and next in quantity
come wheat. rye, barley and maize Russia, PRUSSIA
and France produce large wheat crops, and the Two
kct In Roumania and ServIa maize takes the nrst
rank
AT ono time tho chief dependence OF England
for wheat upon Russia aud Prussia, ana
tho supremacy OF the United States in tho grain
markets OF the world IL Of comparatively recent
growth. Prior to 1860 Russia ana Prussia led tins
country IN the supply OF wheat From 1859 TO 1861
the exports OF wheat from this country to England
sprang suddenly up from 430. 504 cwts to 15,6104f2
cwts while In tho same period Russia advanced only
from 1897 454 cwts TO 4,6674 S3 cwts, and Prussia
from 3, 3l5, 30i cwts. to 4,462, 613 cwts.
The lead taken suddenly by this country has
been maintained Tables covering tho years
from 1860 TO 1872 show that the United States supplied
total imports OF wheat including hour against 247
from Russia and II per cent from Germany In
the same period England imported forty three per
cent OF her total importations OF MARIE from this
country. In 1882 tho exports Of maize OF this country
Great Britain only amounted to l34l 304 bushels.
against !, 795, 632 from Turkey and Rounana and
1870, 52S bushels from Russia. AT present Roumana
and southern Russia, TO aesser degree prlhci
pal competitors in the supply Of maize.
The year 1875 was good harvest year In England,
prices low and the total imports Of wheat
only A. 34 152 cwts., against 81, 1885, 1893 1875
The following table gives the sources OF supply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

II will DO noted that although in some Of the years
Of high pr the home harvest was good that the
requirement OF foreign breads uIs smaller than
usual. yet the prices kept up. IL should be stated,
however, that in the tour years from 1888 to 1856 tho
harvcstsn France were deficient, and instead OF hav-
ing wheat to export as usual, II imported 6946, 1856
quarters during that period, thus competing with Eng
land instead oil supplying IL, as was usual
The war between Prussia and Austria, In 1865, was
short that It's effect trade and commerce was
very transient II began June 10 anu lasted only
weeks, but that period Is nevertheless marked
by an upward tendency IN prices The average price
OF wheat per quarter ia the English market was
ass 81. IN June. 5Is. Id July 5Us. Oh. in August
and ASS. lid IN September. Aiterwnrd. the crop
beng scnnt, tho price went up again. aud the mex.
year was ono OF high prccs ranging IRON Cos. TO Cos
quarter
The period OF hostiities between France and Ger
many Is not marked BY any signal increase OF prices.
10 1870 and was terminated by treaty OF peace ON
February 26 1911 The average price per quarter for
wheat IN ,he English market was AS. d. - June,
September, wncu the new crop entered the market,
the pr.co Tell to AIS. 3d. IRON which II soon went up
again, however, 1872 and 1878 being years OF high
is1l
From September l, 1916, 10 March 81 1877, which
the period since harvest there has been placed
in tho English market, imp Irtations md home
produce together only a. 75l 346 hundredwcipht OF
wheat against g. 2l0 3i ~ The same period OF lS7o10
S. o04 o67 IN lS7475 and $500, $40 ls737+ During
the same period IRON September 1876. TO March 81,
bavc been only n. 49, 22 hundrcdwelgni, against
49, 913 the period OF the preceding SEASON
THE PRESENT PROSPECT
In this country the visible supply OF wheat is only
about one-ha what was this time last year, and VI
the Russian supply Is cut of from the English market
by war the supply heat until the next harvest will
be very scant and prices necessarily high. TINS will
tend TO make good market Tor maize, OF which there
Is in this country more than twice the quantity store
that there was this time last year although the expo
tations TO England have been larger than last year.
While much depends upon the area Of nostiliics and
the length OF the war u = the opinion OF satsticans
that the Eastern war cannot ai 10 cxtraor.
binary demand for our brcadstuns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
CUSTOM HOUSE INQUIRY.

Tho rumorcd appointment oil ex.Mnister John Jay
as the third member OF the investigating Commission
on the Affairs OF the customs service has been con-
frmed, and that gentleman has sgn,ncd his accept
ance. The commission now consists Of Assistant
Solicitor Of the Treasury, Mr.. Joseph Robinson; Mr
Lawrence Turnure, Of the arm Of Moses Taylor Co.,
and Mr.. John Jay, cxMinisler Austria These three
gentleman met yesterday at tho Custom House
aud elected an organization by selecting Mr..
Jay chairman. The line OF policy 10 DO
pursued by tnem has not been made
public, but Is supposed that the gation Will
be conducted quietly, the same q similar body would
adopt IN looking into the affairs OF private corpora
ton. The commission called at the Office OF General
Grorgc H. Sharpe, surveyor OF the Port, ana Tor med
HIM laat today they would call and commence BUSH
ness.
SEIZURE CUTLERY.
Some Of the officers the service seized yes.
terday on board OF The steamer CITY OF Berlin eight
dozen English pocket knives. which were beng
smugRled ashore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

NOT A Nuisance.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HHRALD:-
WIN you allow old reader OF your paper space to
reply 10 the criticisms OF .Thrtyfourth Street, upon
what he is pleased to torn danco house, In Thirty
second street, and in which he says he Is compelled to
listen the execrabc musc every evening, Sun
day not excepledY Now, as your readers may draw
wrong inference from tho designation which your cor
respondent applies to this house, beg to inform them
that Il Is respectable dancing hail. similar TO the
Gcrmania Assembly Rooms III the Bowery, IN which
German societies are IA the habit Of holding annual
balls or entertainments which, rs n matter VI course,
generally prolonged until the "wee small hours oil
the morning arrive" /, as a member OF q society
winch annually gives some halt dozen conccris can
testify 10 the responsibility Of the performances given,
anu while our finances will not allow us TO indulge In
the luxury Of Thomas or Gilmore orchestra, We
always manage with tho means H. hand 10 have from
ten to dozen good nstrumentasts whom have heard
than one competent criic commend Tor their ex-
actncss and precision IN playing l cite tho ABOVE
sin ply illustration. The other entertainments heid
there your readers, IRON having ATTENDED
many OF them personally, are generally conducted ~
the same manner. presume your correspondent 50
musical dreamer who dreaming that No - nearing
the classic strains OF "rommy Dodd" or ''Shoo ry,
is disappointed TO lind on waking that u - only way.
ncrs "rannhauscr" or Rossiprs william TeiL ~
that is his malady 1 PITY him and commend MIN W
PgAELz&R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
THE HARLEM TRAINS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
knowing the power Of your paper ! ask It's use In
behalf Of the residents OF Harlem. who suffer much
from the present schedule OF running trains the
Harlem Railroad. II miss the 8 40 r. M. tram am
compelled 10 wait until 10 10, and go TO the theatre
other place Of amusement and miss the 1915 train
then must XIII time tho best may until IL :45. Why
can't Mr.. Vanderbilt give US u tram 10 r. NJ, IL
y. NJ and III :45 4. N.Y. 70 say II doesn't pay 10 all
nonsense, Tor tho cars are packed every time they
leave the depot Again Sundays. going south we
have 10 90 and on that train we go TO church, but
alter church must wait until 1880 r. NJ. 10 get back
again. Harlem Is treated by thus railroad company NJ
the small village " was egnt or ten years ago. whereas
IL has grown twenty told IN size since then. h. T. f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
THE WAR AND IT'S EFFECTS.
THE PROBABLE DEMAND FOR AMERICAN PROD
UcTs-THE PRESENT PROSPECT.
From the Baltimore Americana


WASHINGTON April 20. 1877.
The certainty of European war and the prospect OF
an active demand tue English market tor the bread
suas Of this country has caused much inquiry for
tistics regard to the supply and consumption OF
breadstus abroad and the probable effect OF the war
upon the grain traffic. Dr.. Edward Young, Chief of
the Bureau Statistics of the Treasury Department.
has collected together statistics bearing upon the
subject and upon information obtained from HIM
that the following is based -
THE CEREAL PRODUCT OF EUROPE.
According 10 a very careful and thorough statistical
exhibit recently made by the French government, tho
total cereal production Of Europe amounts present
10 an average OF 1924, 600 900 bushels per or
this Russia alone furnishes 1905 ooo 900 bushels,
nearly onethird OF the whole; Germany, 74a, 100000
bus hcs; France 6s7, 500 900 bushels. and Austria
$50 900 bushels Tho production OF this country Is
set down at 537 $50 900 bushels, which very closely
agrees with DR.. Young's own estimate Thus this
country with population OF forty mons, produces
80 bushels to each inhabitant, while Europe, with
population OF 297 600 Ooo produces only about 1871
bushels per head.
The following table gives the amount OF cereals per
produced by the various States OF Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE.

On Friday last a motion was argued before Chief
Justice Daily In Common Pleas. Chambers, Tor leave TO
make the receiver North American Lie Insurance
Company party defendant to the suit brought by
yioleta A. Bedc to her Of the $500 900
paid by tho Universal Lille to the Nortn American at
the tmc Of the IMAGINATION, aud also her share OF
5000, 900, which she says tho company has made by
lpscs aud surrendcrs oil policies since the ana CANA
tiun. That motion still under adviscmcnt Since
then at Albany, before Justice Osborn, motion Of
Messra Barnes Hanover, her attorneys, Mrs Bedell
allowed to intervene IN the suit brought by the At
torney General against tho North American IN which
o recover appointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
agree with '22" that the National Guard should be
permitted drill in Central Park. The Twenty third,
OF Brooklyn, have field day IN Prospect Park every
year, and the best society OF Brooklyn attend see
why New York music should frighten park
policemen aud horses any more than that oil our sister
city. The fact that have been without purade
ground is disgrace to New York. l should ike TO
hear what you have to say about tho subject and
know II you take IL In hand "the job is DONE" T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

The importalions OF maize 80 1858, 226 hundred
weight, OF which upward OF hity per cent came
from this country. Canadian exports OF grain
cuded In those OF this country as they are produced
In tho United States IL will be that the
tries that will be embraced by the about 10 begin
Russia aud Turkey-have furnished % per cent of
the supplies to England. In India dearth prevails
this year. Egypt being subject to tho suzerainty Of
tho Porte will be affected by the war, and whether
the war Is localized or whether draws into " other
European Powers II Is evident that the demand for
American brcadsuls will be increased IN the neigh
borhoOd OF twenty i've per cent in case OF the cutting
of OF the Russian and Turkish supplies from market
by prolonged war. Italy imports very largely from
Odessa, on the Black Sea, and war will also create an
active demand for breadstufis in Mediterranean
ports
EFFECTS OF PREVIOUS WARS.
From statistics furnished by DR.. Young 1t Is posi-
Bile 10 trace some measure, the effect OF previous
OF tho between Turkey and RUSSIA, IN 1928 and
foreign supplies, her production being very nearly
sufficient for her wants But II SO happened that the
harvests were deficient in those years. and the price
advanced from an average OF 5Ss Oh. per quarter IN
1927 to Gus 3D. per quarter In 1928. 66s 80. 1929
when the Russian General, D.cbietsch made his vlc-
torious march INTO tho heart OF Turkey. The price
did not come down until 1882 when the average price
again 5Ss. Sd ger quarter
The war between Russia aud Turkey, in which Eng
land and France eventually participated began IN the
fall OF 1853 England and France declared war March
q and 2S 1904 Hostilites terminated February 20
1866 The following table gives the imports OF wheat
Tor homo consumption ny England, anu the average
price during term Of ears covering the war;:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
THE POPULAR LIFE.

According TO order TO show cause heretofore
granted by Judge Donohue, argument was to have
been heard before him yesterday IN supreme Court,
Chambers, the question OF continuing the tempo
rary injunction heretofore granted, restraining tho
officers of tho Popular Life Insurance Company from
exercising the franchises OF the company until after
decision application OF the Attorney General
authority 10 commence proceedings TO wind up the
company. Counsel we've not prepared 10 proceed, how
ever, aud an adjournment was taken until Monday