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New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
Creamery, Elgin.
CHERsg.

The ia. % ruled
sa are % ry Is s fGF ny as a a1s s
s 70 effect 5. sx
Pane Fancy & iays la.sm%as lot: h.yS
sa%er STOCK Values have become entirely nominal
onio Flats quiet and UNCHANGED few Fancy Getooer JOB
and 's Very ift d 5o .s% outside Se. '''"
1:'; e fsas:s'y '
bS bS S %H'lsrnRiay Fine po i Fan s SoS
Do Goo! 70 rInol9 ga c,saTsr, ,.Gy, IS sk%a prIs
Do Do, hsht SKINS " i've ga Do poor fair 2a
Esess for ss the Sc. market n sSs afsa checked Sn ss
TGdas Fhnsv there sr sns sns Ss
though very ane lots held higher Western are
nsr sSaIis ua usually is shown choco
SsTy dull ana aaos nominal coatnaed liberal arrivals
roS Europe
state Penn Nd ana Ice ss hoa'o sr fresh a,s
%S;,s4 nS aSs fresh :. 3 PS snas ie
state, Western aud LINED Wostern.....l5 8l9
,ni can held good 10 % s2a D@ hurOpo'AA'
FRUITS BgagEs-FRgsH.
Appes have good dema and favorng sellers
closirg arm CInnDerres very dull only small peddiDg
reported and whoiesa Quotations nominal florida
selected fancy mile hshsr Sccas son o1ay @p to
OOc perqt
Apes cranbersies Jy- .o,, ~
hr;.sa a@i"~ % % caes SS z
Do 95S 9SS 81 Sai%as ora per florida OoS' 0o
DO DO STssG1s Sns1 py 900 Is Rhasso RSEa p %
20. See. - gS%i so% 7s ranserine'' pr N1 eoo@'o %
FRUITS BERRIEs-DRIED
Receipts for week. 36J rkss Exports s-Dried Apples
~ pkgs. Eyap9rted Apple, are ggster C1t hod to steady
home obDes TO be .qpped for for The present. Fine
al other grades red duh at quotations CEors
without mgeI movement Blackberres held very drmIy
"a sSa !; s:.s; & & D5 amy e e. eds.sI sio
10. \. C. shcet. - , choice i, ;;;:.,i;. 81
bS DS Do. Do prone. Do S pseed Georgia
Dsioss'a.'' ssoies oi sas 3. PsanPsc:4,,ys,
cut bags sa RasPberries evapo -. o.,
bo bo o5io,S 6g mr. lGs SI "a pn .nnred
e a 9s-aa @ $5y $Esa
DO. ores and SKINS q Ia Huckieoerres
Peaches EvaPor az . , prime .........,; Nt,
oO~ Do Do unpoolcd ii @i3 ra%' So Dam'On a 'As
Receipts r,- tho sees2 40 bales, Exports week 2S3
bales Trade drass ons much lhe sane .; Tor the past
plying thor wants quotations choice Hops hcinsrea
lively scarce show some me, ana yet ne demand
iO Che sS gaGe9 h & so hsns a he oi is soe
and rai her MOI pressure sell
50 saG Cod cnsG B DS, IS to Aoian ssis SS
.Pacilc coast. lssi..... 1oSl6
POULTRY AyD CANE.
live Poultry In supply fair demand and steady
inquiry lioiy Prime heavy Fowls Gooi hen Turkeys
and Primo Geese and Ducks common stock OF all kihds Is
hard 10 sell -,
Dressed turkeys been In heavy supply very dull
select fancy Western running OF
medium wo CHI c Is onay reached but ior straight
lots u Western is the ruIlnc price Icarly Tu Aeys
are generally and TO exceed la &c. but
gh hts reach lic PHI aielpha theSens nave
been cleaned low ptces generally 10 t Snu close
with the top tons reached only ior lew very
Brolcrs have call 80 II aac Jer-cy
hlcL 1ue stead. Prime Staeand western Chckens
anu Fowls In uoderae supply, lar demand ana @ hrn
aud IN fir demand Geese quiet Cap0ns very
Wild ucks light supply and steady. Very little gamo
kinds oicrBgi occasoaa OF frozen VIA geons
sells per dol. aud few eshkilied sipe IRON the
~ !, ,Lrnatn
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Monday. Feb g. 1885.
pvxxasASD

Receipts for the week-Beans 1864 bbs Peas 276o bush
supply having dull sale Hnd prices are % barely ,
Medium have moderate jobbing demand at 81 AoI$l
Choice Pea at the moment and RUE prn NO
Turtle Soup about steady moderate steady , trade & n
California Lima at ST. 900S2 co. Green Peas wtnout quo
able change. southern Black Eye slow.
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EGGS.

Recepts for week 45 pkgs The market declined until
Friday when tre better demand and checked the
downward ,ndoncy. To-day there il flmer feeling but
trade "a sti Fancy fcsi.ad state. Pennsylva
Maryand Fresh are general selling at - a % lc,
though fine lots held Lc higher Western
scarce rarely OF tine quality bard to get 2Jc for the
quality usually shown Choice southern have sales IN range
OF ~ az G. latter Ola fresh and lined
very dull almost nominal. Continued liberal arrivals
LroIlE EIrn
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FRUITS BRRgIRs-FRgsH
Apples continued good demand and favorng sellers
closing drm CrnnDerries very dull only small peddDg
safe. repo and wholesae quotations. nominal Florida
oranges que sales OF ST aght lots mainly al - OoG - 3d.
selected fancy little higher ason9ily up TO
:. 90 receipts Of floria Strawberries sold at about
V0c. per at
Anne. lCranber!es, Jy.
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Westorn. 40 sOI
sUNDRIRs
ppoou copx oniet mt 897c 10 for Extra room Hurl
ior Red Tipped url 6adN for 1rsoa %
ora i.Sac Tor lied. Tipped SELF Working CROOKED ANU
MoSHi-Very dull White Clover IN l. 10 sass sns
No.. ii re- LIN gass boxei, II 0l4c Buckwhoa1 LUG
iSc Extracied White Glover. 1855 ~ o..,.r,
0BREswAx.-Firm ut 3OdSic ior eho'c" F"'' ''N
The daily receipts Of MIX and cream nsar the cy
gor the eeE have been follows Erie 32zs cans ., M
81 cans Of Condensed MIA and ~ cans Oh c,m E.cs
iSSo cans Of Mink aud is2 cans Of Sopdenssd @ MIX nx
CITY and Northcrn 1908 cans OF MIX NewJersey Central
NIX csns al MIX aud y OF Cream susquehapna
"a Wsstsfr aa2 Al MIA and cans Of Creams and
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rRrrr. AND BgRRIEs-pRlEp.

FRIII@ HEKNIEs-DHIEIL
Receipt. for week 1885, pkgs Exports-Dried Apples
pkgs Eyap9rated Apples are quete Lut hoid to steady
urice. Nport -rs much at the aud
home iobbers appear supplied for the present Fine
SoTih Carolina sced Apples have some inquiry at "a c
olhe dull at quotations CBOps
steady Cors very duh Sundr ell steady. but
much movement Blackberres held very nrmly
other small fruits unchanged
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Recepts f,- tho Seex2 40 hlcs Exports for week 333
baes Trade drass Ong much the Tor the past
mantb The rc the market have difficulty tOsup
Wing ther wants at quOtatols choice Hops, heinz rela
lively scarce rmnes times and yet the demand
for lie iighc grades light that most buyers met
ronpy. medium grades there is sone weakness
and rather more pressure 10 sell
state Choice l7dIS DO, Low Medium IL n IL
DO. Go0d 20 Prne.....l4 10 Do. SG ~
Pacific coast lSs4. 10 q l6
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at New-Ham-
IL buEsonHudso Send Tor crc6iArs 70 o
Rev. J. II. CONVERSE
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

since london sales the market here mas oeep
very dull AMI unsettled quotations enore than nominal
~ mon emf
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1ns!rucilor.

CCHOOL OF MINES.
- PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 80 East 4.thst
J. WOOabr1 ge Davis, f. Phi d., Principal Introductory
tO nc @
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TERRORS OF SMALLPOX.
A MOTHER THROWS HER son
FROM A TRAIN.

MutterIngs of the Passengers Against
the Infected Boy Prompts the Act
MOntreals Mayor Bitterly Attacked
in Paper, and Suit for $4,000
Fonows-New York Infected.
MONTREAL, Nov. Ga woman named
Forth threw her 10-year-old boy Oft the
morning train, near Bonaventure, to-day,
because he had smallpox. Before the
attention Of the physician in charge at
the depot when the woman boarded the
train could be drawn to the fact that the
boy was suffering from the disease, the
train was oil. Loud mutterings Of the
passengers evidently frightened the
mother, for just after leaving the yard,
and while the train was running at the
rate Of six miles an hour, she took her
boy to the platform OF a car and threw
him from the train. She ha7 been arrested
MONTREAL's MAYOR DENOUNCED.
lie Uond publishes an exceedingly yio-
lent article against Mayor Beaugrand Tor
having removed Gagnon's children TO a
hospital 1t SAYS that by his action be
has brought shame and disgrace on the
city. and that he is responsible for the
death OF GagnOn's child by his barbarous
ana inhuman conduct. 1t finishes by
showing that Montreal has smallpox,
and Mayor Beaugrand, and that it is
question which is the worst. The Mayor
mas brought action for $4,000 damages
against lie H0Hd.
THE MAYOR OFFICIALLY INDORsED.
The Central Board OF Health has passed
resolution UNFOLDING the Mayor and
legal authorities in their action in the
Gagnon case. The Central Board has
also declared that there does not exist
& oil in hot 10 tar
ed by the citizens committee "a special
list on smallpox"
The man in Vermont who caused the
arrest OF a man here for horse stealing,
now declines to come to Montreal to prose-
cute the prisoner because he is afraid Of
the smallpox.
HOSPITAL RECORDS.
The daily report Of the city medical
health officer for yesterday is as follows:
Medical visits made 30, number of houses
placarded 80, replacarded is, disinfected
IS, applications for admission to the
smallpox hospitals 20, refusals .,
patients in st. Rochs hospital 70,
of which are bad eases,
vacant beds in the institution 81, number
of patients in the wards for Roman CatbO-
lies in the Mount Royal hospital 1S2, bad
cases in the same Il, vacant beds ~; total
number of patients in st. SaviOur's ward
46, bad cases II, vacant beds 8.
u CASES AT OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. GA dozen cases
of smallpox have been discovered in this
city
There were nine cases of smallpox in
the parish and town of Rim0uski,
NEW YORK INVADED.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Three cases of
were found to-day by the san
itary authorities in an east side tenement.
The patients are young children and were
removed to a hospital. IL is thought
they contracted the disease at school.
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LARGEST GROVE IN THE WORLD.


'Do you know, young man, that Louisi-
ana has the largest orange plantation IN
the world, in the Banana Grove place or
Bradish Johnson -
The NEWS representative acknowledged
that he did not.
"Yes," continued Mr.. st. Cerre, ''Mr.
Johuson's plantation has 10000 bearing
trees, and its crop has been as high as
1900 barrels a year. / know you Floric-
ians think the Harris grove at Citra is the
largest, but you are mistaken"
PACKED TOO SOON.
"When do you market your crop"
asked the scribe.
'Iomsianians generally began 10
gather, pack and ship their crop about
four weeks ago. but in my opinion that is
entirely too early. The fruit is green. l
have not yet touched my crop and won't
yet for a few weeks. The Louisiana or
any other American orange onght not to
be boxed before the last OF
November anyhow, when the Louisiana
orange is the equal OF any in the world.
Packing, as most Of our growers do, while
the fruit Is green, results in a sour ma
turity, and has given Louisiana oranges
sour reputation. But we sell an i'm
mense quantity OF them nevertheless"
"Why do we pick them so early? Be-
cause il we waited till the first OF Deem
Der, when the crop is fully ripe, we would
have TO compete with the Florida crop,
which comes on at food tide at that time,
and then all orders are for Florida Oran-
ges, for it must be confessed that Florida
oranges have the call the world over. Yes,
say ours are as good as any in the world,
when thoroughly ripe. and maybe after
awhile our men will not pick them till
ripe, and then we can compete with the
vuorld
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DRIVEN FROM A PULPIT.

The Sudden Appearance of a Man that a
Preacher WrOnged Causes a Sensation.
PLYMOUTH, ENG, Nov. 6.-Rev. Stew
art Ross, formerly rector of Christ
church at Belfast, Ireland, was address,
ing the Plymouth Young Mems Christian
Society last evening, when Charles JOY,
Canadian emigration commissioner, burst
into the room and shouted: ''You hypo-
critic, you eloped with my WIFE" Ross
turned pale and fed from the room. His
audience were surprised and greatly ex-
cited.
PURSUED BY A HOWLING MOB.
The moment many of them realized
what was the matter they became howl
ing mob and pursued their lecturer for a
mOe, yelling all the time. AT this point
Ross, who was breathless and driven 70
bay, turned suddenly and stabbed two of
his most active puTsuers. Others coming
up at the moment seized and dis armed
the murderous rector. The police then
put in an appearance and arrested Ross.
He was taken before a magistrate to-day,
when charges were lodged against him
and be was remanded for a week without
bail
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Tie EIoPFNLENT-

1t transpires that Ross disappeared
from b lfast two years ago, leaving wife
and three children. Mrs. JOY, who was
teacher in his sunday school, also disap-
peared at the same time, which led to a
report that the couple had eloped. Mrs.
Joy was in the prisoners lodgings, anG
when informed of her paramour's arrest,
gloried in connection with 'the Lords
anointed," as she called her Illicit lover.
She attended court to-day and sat In a
brazen manner throughout the whole
proceedings.
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vVoatnor tnote.r,o..

For the South Atlantic States TO-DAY:
Cloudy weather, local rains, followed dur
ing the evening by fair weather, winds
generally southerly, falling barometer,
ana stationary temperature.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. II. yesterday (Augusta
timel was rs feet-no change during the
past "a hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
Mt Savannah Nov. 6. 1884 and 1885:
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A Pilot Rnat Run Down.

NEW YORK, Nov. G.-The tug boat. r.
$. Haviland brought to port tins afternoon
four pilots aud i've of the crew OF the
pilot boat Mary and Catherine N0.6of New
York. which was run into this forenoon
by an unknown steamer, % miles \. y.
\. OF Ahsecom. The steamer did not stop.
One man, whose name is unknown, was
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FOR SALE.

HoUsE in Gordon Block, next 70 0''-
ii Barnard street. rnr,etery
streets. EARN.
300 acres OF land suitable for trggs eYSe
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xut1rral Snuitafions.

COPE.-The relatives and friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. L. Cope. Jr., are invited to
attend the funeral Of their youngest son.
HENRY HUNTER, THIS AFTERNOON. ~
3:ij O'Clock, from their residence, l75 Hull
street. Orleans square.
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The Free Trade Conferences.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.--The national CON
ference of free traders and revenue re-
formers, called by the American Free
Trade League, will be opened here Nov.I1.
David A. Wells, Henry w atterson, and
Henry Ward Beecher, will be among the
anqa l.aVG
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0rorfrtrn ano 1rmtt.
GROCERIES,.

N BBLs. CHOICE APPLES.
sDV so boxes Florida ORANGES.
25 boxes Messina LEMONS.
% bbls. New and Old GEORGIA SYRUP.
100 sacks RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
100 bbls f OUR. various brands.
5. e. HAMS, SHOULDERS. Breakfast STRIPS
n. 5. MEATS, SUGARS, COFFEE. TEAS.
TOBACCO, GIG AIRS, CANNED GOODS.
SOAP. STARCH. RAISINS, NUTS.
MALAG 4. and other kinds of GRAPES.
MACON SAUSAGE.
3 Select anu Baker Whisky, 81 per gallon;
Imperial Whisky. SO per gallon Pineapple
Risky, 81 per gallon; Old Rye Whisky, 81 so
per gallon; choice Old Wines, 81 so to SO 50 per
gallon. For sale bv
A. II. CHAMPION. l54 Congress- street
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NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov. 6..-An au-
iopey ON toe body OF John ArnOt Palmer,
.he Yale freshman who died suddenly
yesterday, shows that death was caused
by hem0rrhage OF the braiu, resulting
rom the rupture OF small blood vessel.
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PEORIA. LII, Nov. G.--Judge Yates.
who attempted suicide week ago ON ac.
count OF financial embarrassment, made "a
voluntary assignment today, His ia
bilties are S3l. 900 and his assets S2S.O'U.
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Announcements.
For COUNTY Treasurer.

ID For County Treasurer.
To the VoterS Of CAathga, County: FELLOW
CITIzENs-I respectfullv announce to you that
| am CANDIDATE for the Office of COUN-
TY TREASURER, to Gil the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death OF Hon. John William
son, and solicit your support at the ensuing
election, to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1885.
Your oo't serv't, WARTNG RUSSELL.
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Notice.

Neither the Captains nor Consignees Of the
Norwegian barks "Fraternitas" Jacobsen,
Master, and "Sordderen, Petersen, Master,
will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crews Of said vessels.
HOIST & CO., Agents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-07

For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmo-
nary Complaints
"BiOpn'S Bronchial TrOches" manifest
remarkable curative properties. Sold
OnlV IN bOreS.
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Sprriai 2lotitre.
Notice.

Notice.
All bills against the British steamship
"Colina" must be presented at our Office
before u o'clock NOON TO-DAY Saturday,
or payIRent will be debarred.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
COnsgnees.
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And Whole Worlds Falrot Horses.

THE Horse Blondin, that walks tight rope
4 20 feet a the air.
Il Bedouln Arabs-The Phenomenal Ath-
ietes, fresh from the desert.
More Worlds Champion Circus Stars than
all other shows on earth ombined.
A gallery of Wax Statuary, representing
all the Presidents and Noted Men.
Samson. the Largest Living Elephant; bar
none, the Biggest Born of Brutes.
The Only Human Fly in any exhibition
whatever.
The Only Aerial Bicycle Riders in this or
any other country.
The Only Mexican Exhibition that will
visit this city.
he Only russian Roller Skaters ever seen
with Circus.
An Elevated Theatre Stage for New Fea-
lures and Olymplan Games
The Only Living Two-Headed Cow p
Heads, Eyes, Horns, Mouths.
100000 Challenge to All the World!
A Show of Features!
A Show of Novelties {!
Two Performances Daily. Doors open at
and P. N.
Admission 75c.; Children under years soc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-07

Don't disgust everybody boy hawking.
blowing and spittlng, but use DR.. Sage's
Catarrah Remedy aud be cured.
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A Fine Lunch

VIII be served To NIGHT including Deviled
Crabs and Clam Chowler, from 80 to $780,
At the Merchants Exchange, 1875 Congress
street. CHAS. f. GEAHAM, Proprietor.
Masonic Temple.
The eighth annual session of SHERWOOD'S
DANCING SCHOOL Will reopen SATUR-
DAY AFTERN OON. Nov. z, at O'Clock.
with Misses and Masters Class, and TUES
DAY EVENING, Nov. 10, at S O'Clock, with
Gentlemen's class.
Send for circular. Address
j. Il. SHERWOOD,
Masonic Temple,
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Sia!iol,Frn, Doakp, 0ite.
NUF &EDr


BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY:
S01 BONES Paper and Envelopes at &c per
s)UO box; $50 boxes Fancy Paper and En-
velopes at Zoe per box: 500 boxes Paper and
Envelopes at l5c per box; 500 boxes Paper and
Envelopes at &c per hoX; 500 boxes Linen
PAPER and Envelopes Ut 25c per box; 200 Plush
Cabinet size Photograph Frames at 20c each;
291 Plush Card rile Photograph Frames at l0c
each; 200 Horseshoe. Card size Photograph
Frames at 80 each; 100 Letther Com Bags AT
l0c each; 100 Leather Com Bags at l5c each;
lV0i'pcketbooks at 25e each; iC0 PocketboOks
at 36r each; % Visiting Cards aud name
printed for 3Sc; 80 elegant sets Prayer and
Hymnai IN case for SOC set; Is elegant bound
Bibles FIR 25r each; 200 beautiful bound name
Autograph Album at l0c each; 100 elegant
Photograph Albums will hold 20 card size
photographs, at 4Oc each; 100 Fancy Photo
graph Albums, viii hold u card size u cab-
net size ana panel size photos at 81 30 each;
p sweet-toued E-tey Organs (the best made,
at 4I5 each; l. ol tubes OF Oil Color Pants at
Sc per tube; 1000 business Cards printed for
- 90. Posture extra for natl orders.
ID a Wis B RIO s..
- AND a. BULL STREET.
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The commercial results Of rust are
somewhat singular. The insect, disease,
or whatever 1t may be, does not In the
slightest depreciate the flavor OF the fruit;
some say that the russets are sweeter and
better Than the bright fruit. IL does
somewhat check the growth, and ruseets
are, as rule smaller than The others, but
ut the same time the skin is made harder,
anu thus the iruit Is capable OF much
longer transportation. But the stain
plays the mischief with the prices, aud
fussets sell for from 81 10 81 per box less
than their bright-iaced companions.
Orange dealers are now arguing the
question OF whether the increase ia the
uurability OF the fruit atones for the de-
crease IN the price. 10 mas been demon
buated that shipments can be made 70
Jar away European ports, where before
the advent and knowledge ct rust. &c was
Impossible. The consuming territory is
enlarged greatly, bu the price IS curtail-
ed. ana the settlement Of The ADVANTAGES
and disadvantages OF the rust. is as diff
cult TO decide as that Of the cause or
causes Of the rust.
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Amount Invested in U. ).
Registered Bonds, $3.50, 900 90
Amount deposited with
Insurance Dept, n. Y, 100000 90
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ANATIvE OF CHINA.

ats orlginp continued Mr.. st. Cerre,
swell, / learn it is a native OF China,
hence rusty oranges all over the world
outside OF the Celestial Empire, are
known as Yokahoma oranges. IL made
its first appearance in Louisiana in 1872
on the Edingham Lawrence plantation,
known now ms the Magnolia plantation,
and owned by eX-GoY. Warmoth. IL did
not extend 10 any great extent until about
siX years ago, since which time it has
affected the crop from one-siXth 10 one.
quarter. but has made no steady progress.
though | must confess that the portion
affected this year show more real black
rust than ever before