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The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-09-10
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsis taken; it ispleasant
and refreshingto the taste, and acts
tlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial nits
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. VIEW YoRx. nv
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-09-10
- Robin, robin redbreast,
oh, robin, dear!
Robin sings so sweetly

Tot sat there for long time after
Miss Mary fell asleep, but finally she
rose. and, with visions of nurse in an
irate state of mind before her, set out
on her homeward way. Miss Anna was
still asleep in the sitting-room, and pass
ing out as silently as she had come Tot
closed the door softly behind her. She
had brought h1ttlRg lRRgg@oofta Ann with her for
company, ny,nides at d she chatted softly
10 her III. pr ed along. She stood
at tP i ~ for an instant
ar" az aich lay be-
ng Journey
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-09-10

And then she stopped suddenly; she
could not go on with it. Her little lips
were quiyering, and great lump had
crept into her throat. Since then no
one had ever asked her to sing it, and
consequently Miss Mary was all the
more surprised to hear her begin it now
of her own accord.
The last sight that Miss Mary's tired
eyes rested on was little Tot, with
Ruperta AIMS decidedly wooden cast of
countenance looking over her shoulder,
as she rocked slowly to and fro, and
the last sound that reached her was the
chorus OF the little song which Tot was
singing:
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstanding - -
Deposits bnks O2G. 485 20,522 s37 Inc 400 352
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

w,,m,oe,on to areytown. lumber On

,.rs Granada Wilmington 10 Greyto"n' '"
',sS &c a.
ssss g'|S 's$sS sssSs
$i%sss ssssss
%. Hs's1s lsd r%ssa s.v
Winter! sssrs lS sessssS EsS ca
ss SSi Sss..Isss Ss' p1ns d'nSa nSasss; s Straits scs
D'Pf OR y1,,ss ssvG serS: s
pfS'i y ans sns Mess YY; S 'Oss 81
p Z Ss:ss e; ss
Ss, 3S& :'S;S
GSi Ssclns. .as fs nSs'{ fas
Picked Hans stSSss o. %cs i9oVS C.
and sSG for psd 10 n rsssSd rshoSders ); smoked
Ns!Ss soiSf e HS' ssy
efhsr ai'y Sssyy s"
day July ruled rhe Owsr oa say fyser OSs Ssyos at
Of and Dsesh
u. ."cd coss ss Apr d%G'd Nay @ssss
:ss , $50 5sss ss%'1
at Soas ss asSS A@eca h'aHsSs
ETTTE-st rules favor nndsr rsr pamana IS
& fresh sss wss ssm n .refE
sGSsss s,SaSsy to sSei i."fsy
and pals apsy W. Ss tubs ehGs ancy soaslc choice
ws'f'% 9.ssy lssiss Go
Sis Sso Sa issssf.s zee %s
,7sss choice asl'' ss' %
T' bs1y hrsS. Hse' .55s 1915 g; sSSe
tfif ss ON s"sS
trade and the market rules a a,%. aney White liza
Th sssHsa sass FfiS'y fis ia %'ss
sSms EGsA shade lowe, on as%anS
sssnSs sa q ssf IN s'ST Fresh 'ls
s Mssysnfa 1s.S Fs'h Duck
5sss dapa "'sss'S ssns 'S'a
Ss%si'' ss;
Crushed c ca a. Loan Mou% Ssi e%ees sc sVs
ss Lax 51ss q Extra a. &C. 'jsSS':s 5sSS:s
rsssns ss'ss srs Ss sss;s
Glover low grades 5aSas ;; srasa sish grades
msnihEy r e up e hS quoted
2 oc ranSS and ,5 5000 5a5 5oc
5se sass Sos Sfa
pACCO-Market IL steady, Dut
iS,a 900 cases 1888 Wisconsin Havana, 9?al2s
loo do 1858 England Havana 1eai9c a. oV su no
,oo- ,so pennsvlvania Leaf 62dl3c lOO 10 sun.
dSies. 5as5c 800 bales sumata. slas2; 400 bales
aWn1rThe depletion OF stocks Is slowly going on Du.
nrces are generally buyers favor and the marKe. s ~
condition Sales OF feeces for the wcck
anve nos Exceeded basis Of ssc for XXX &
noc dciane Is quoted at 35c Michigan. 29c 10 34c le
Twas isc to dc Sales OF foreign woos have not en
ceeied small lots the past week ss oco do fine
spring d. oia2sc 900 do gnwashsd 900 dolane dn nu,
GOO do SECURED Territory 5000 do washed sOmSns
aecce 600 do unwashed do do, ~ 600 DO scourru
Soo d. Wscdod o5 900 do Vala, II 900 do China and
| so bales East India, private terms
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
CLOSING PRICES oF pHILADELrHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. March %.
SOME NET EARNINGS.


We are to night favored by an unusual num-
ber for one issue of monthly returns OF het
earnings Below are printed the mohthiy IT,
turns with comparisons, or SIN dlherehC ooii'-
nanies The figures of the statements for tho
month of February are more eloquent thah any
comments we can make. We add TO the monthly
in oacb instance the previous records made for the
prcyious expired portion of each companys hscai
year
Dull dullcr, dullcst is the record OF TO-DAY
stock market. Transactions in listed" STOCKS
amounted only to 5000 shares. 1t was natural
that the terrible calamity at Louisville. the de-
tails of which were lot known. should check all
disnosition to enter into new engagements vi
the actual facts are known. But III was @ useu
as reason for DEPRESSION ana a.tGnp'S lem "n;e
vile and Nashville was opened OIL '-o per ccno
at SO l-4aS3 Is, but 1t went no io"er uuiins @
the day. All other stocks suffered IN IKE n,;l- a
ner but generally the first or second NJ
nres were the lowest of the day. There were sn
exceptions but they were not such as 10 us
prove the theory that another calamlty mas gonc
ppetrav from benefits to the short interest,".
Tho market in its extreme dulncSS WlJnstoou chc
attacks made remarkably well and furnlsheu
one more indication of inherent ana noo specu-
lativc strength IL. - o1o
late in the day the Erie securities were made
,ran;oI tarrets The stock was sold off to 23 7Sa
"a. and the second IS were marked dowh , 70
os 10 There was q renewal OF the Old TAX Vi
9oating debt and a new issue of bonds added to a
talk of loss in its coal trade, AT the regular
time the company tonight makes It's report lor
the month of February, showing net earnings
Ss4 900 greater than for February; 1889 and net
earnings for the five months-October TO fcpru-
ary 2s-of its fiscal year of so, S1O,l'l or a gam
of Sls4I17 Allowing for the usual income
from other sources" which is not included IN
the monthly statements the net earnings OIL -tne
last five months were about S310ooo over az
charges which is Clio per cent on the preferred
stock.
The market closed dull and strong
THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury purchased S2l 100 bonds: per
cents 500 500 at 1913, and 1-2 per cents S6O0 at
I03 - At the Stock Exchange $4,000 u
per cents sold at 103 l-2. The BIDS ior the
4 Der cents were advanced to the treasury price.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
The STATE OF TRADE.

,1sc Flour QUIET and steady; Howard Street and
Western super - 3oaS2 So do do EXTRA 81 aSasS 90
90 tamy % wncr Wheat t paen q aoa spring
eS aS oosI "a co. %hea-sou6er rm Fultz s6asGc long
berry sias7c 40 steamer I'D SS ;rcS red & slc
s3s,c; April s3Sds3'.c; May, SAL asa &c July sisc
bid Corn-Southern firm white higher; white, 3?d4lc
yellow 36d37c Western firm !; mixed spot, March ana
july, sisdS7ssc; August, SsdSs4c seamer; s5c oats
steady: Southern and Pennsylvana, 2Id30i2; Western
white 29d30ioc do mixed. 27d2S2c graded No. 2nNhite
3Od362c. Rye very steady, 55a5le. Hay dull , but
Visions nrn mess pork old $40 10; new, s1 IS bulk
meats loose shoulders sc long clear and clear rib sides
6a.c; sugar picked shoulders 52d5,ic sugar cured
Shoulder SaaoS hams wss,rn lard :ad sd
iOa2Oc; lest roll. 16dl9c creamery. 23a@c. 6Eggs
strong, 14iac. Petroleum firm refined, 7i.c Coffee
steady; Rio cargoes. fair 2oc Sugar steady a & scit
nomnay steady; cotton 4Os -four, 20do2s; grain Aid
Cork orders, 4sa4s Sd Recepts-F1our. 200 bush
rye 800 bush shpments-FIour, 2,974 bush; wheat
il 600 bush corn f27 900 BUSH Sales, wheat, $4,000
bush; corn 600 bush.
Buffalo, y. Y, March 2s.-whcatoNo hard opened nee
limit was advanced nc closed at 02 ne; No. Northern
was scarce, with sales of cars at 91iaa9l'!c no
northern 81 pc winter wheat in fair demand cars No
red sold s5l.c; No red extra az s4c car'
No. white at sG2c and car No wntS M!ehlgan &ac
10. yellow 352c No. yellow. 3t2c, 3i'ie on track
oats steady and unchangd Barey firm and . unchanged
Mlllfeed Arm and unchanged. Receipts-Whcat 1900
bush corn. 600 bush; oats 1000 bush shipments
Wheat ls 900 corn. 600 bush; barley 5000 bush
Chicago March 2s.Thc leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

RIrILDING MATERIAL-A icrate movement Win
brick somewhat lower Lime ranges from s5c to 81 20
Haverstraw brick s7as7 5o Fishk saSs, 23 seSf ny
81 American pOTtlars ~ ioqsS ss soa %
s2 CO. Laths quoted at SO 5Oas2 rs per 1000; Goats
Hair. 22a25c per bush; Cattle Hair. l4alsc' D..
COFFEE-There less life to the spot MARK, marx a 20
quoted ioo Sales 500 bags No TO- S Zoo ana bnrs La
suayra private terms. Options were depressed anu 70"
on weaker foreign advces Hayre reported aec &c %, 10
H. r. and Hamburg lost pig. Exchange broke 70 y &c
and recent larger both OF which % aaass
on ali months here and there frecr selling "
Final figures steady at about the eo's9 ss zoo,
second kcs 800 exchange RsVdNts pr Nsore sa oo
iers. total stock 93 900 bags market firm santos re
certs 5000 bags receipts at Rio Jpy isSY @ No mare
same time 1855 bags receipt; at Santos .as t% tm
iissao oSI 600 bags; same time 1888 10000 bags
Total sales here to-day. A $50 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March 2S p m.-Cotton-Thc sales OF the
day included 300 bales American. ~
Futures closed firm. American mddng. low midiling
clause March delivery, s-6id sellers March and April
delivery, 8 sod, sellers; April and May delivery.
s04d sellers May and June delivery, l6id, sellers
June July delivery, l20id SELLERS July and August
delivery, 1304d buyers August delivery li8td sell
els August September delivery. llOtd. sellers
cmber delivery ll-6id sellers September and October
delivery 56G4d buyers October and November delivery
49-0id, sellers.
Manchester. March 2s--Cloths firm but quiet. Yarns
steady, though somewhat inactive.
Galveston, March 2s-Cotton steady; middlIng,
10 l5l0c: low middling 10 1li0c good ordinary lOLc
Net and receipts 400 bales exports to Great
$40; coastwise 410S sales 03 stock, $50. Weekly
Net and gross receipts sos bales exports to Great Brit
ain, 1876 coastwise. O,S55 sales, 23i2.
SAY onnah, March os-Cotton steady mliing 1O7sc
low nIdcllne. losc gcoi ordinary o'se and gros.
receipts $40 bales; exports coastwisr i50 salcs SIS
stock i0S25. Weskly-Net and gross receipts 4. 90.
bales; exports to the Continent. 5sis coastwise. lis
sales. 1,43O.
New: Orleans. March es;-Cotton firm middling
receipts 2o29 bales gross 202 exports 70 France
AZ TO The Continent tsl sales $500 stock 157 ees
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

Good Ordinary 9-10Isow Middllng .iV,el
St. GOOD Ordinary. BIG IMIddng Io lo.io
Ont,ons started at a decline OF 1d2 points on easrr
,vcrnooi adyIces but rallied, and advanced "a
FONTS attended buying, on small part receIp,s
a,d Icht interior movement, closing steady at sr.
below the top. Late Liverpool cables cahe s.io"s'''
which contributed to the rise. Sales, oo,loo paie'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
aurtlon Sale of 6orses.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
FROM AUSTRALIA.

FROM AUSTRALIA
pisposal Of the Famous and World Renowned
HoBARTv1LLE STUD,
Situated at Richmond, New South "aes' Nurs. r 49,.
In consequence Of the death OF MI Ahu,e" 49,. -
late nroprietor Of the above named cciecraeeo s' ~
derscncd has received instructions to sell oy auction VI
49,, ,ho ,h,rd "a. ok in May $780, at Richmond ~ D. w.
Tho undermentIoned Stations and Mares all OF "hich nA'
earned renuation for themselves winners OF the S
E dams OF winners Of most Of the Classic hsceS u ~
Australian Colonies
MoyNoUTH. a bay horse foaled 1878, by fs''efdon
from Lady Chester Qmp) by Stockwell. Ihs morse
own brother Chester ere OF Aberrorh, r
Singapore Acme, &c) used In the stud Oh 'ne iio ''
White. Of Kirkham ~ 400, =, uuskss
Umn1 from Frailty by Godsborough. Trenton !" nAs
brother to Niagara and full brother to Curass'er
borough is used in the stud OF Mr. FRANK "''"'N' ~
Tocal ,o-- - a.
CHryIOT Qmp), brown horse foaeo 1919 o' ~1
venturer from Grey Stocking by Stockwei.
sEGEyHOE a bay horse, foaed 1879, by Mar'oyr"ons
from Tho Fawn by the Premier from Melesma lmp.) py
rarkaway. Scgenhoe the Maribyruong fiaee anu
own brother to Bosworth, Richmond ana faim'ia' ."
winners His stock very promising
ALL THE ABOVE ARE GUARANTEED. .
rIFrY.FIvE (55) THOROUGHBRED MAREs' All
breeders mostly imported stock VIII DC soa on 'ne
sao d,x as the sres They comprise amongst others
,o,o,,op Ump) by Crest, Athoinc tImp) by Baif
Athol Belle Of Gotham Ump) by RESTITUTION Asace imp
nv Consul Brittana Imp) by Cathedral fair Alice o"p
nv Rel Demono, Seaweed (lmp) py ooi'hess "o'"o.
Gmn, by Paul Jones' Rosedale mp by Tynedaie' vanity
(ImnH nv Crest White and Blue dmp) by Moneieneuf'
All Of the mares haze cach oeen 'e''e~ W WV " WV
above described ,o.. A., ,son
Full particulars will shortly be issued IN eaa'oeus'
which will be forwarded the racing centres OF America
Meanwhile any inquiries will be promptly Responded 70 oy
cLIBPoEY 1873 K,ns Ass1ss yssdo tS1 'A'
HILL CLARKE Co.,fitt-s@, oyun.y,. .
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.york Friday March 2s.-BEEvES-Receipts o,t 100
ssrSsSs q easads ss0 at c at
pa%y "a" a%d = to at Esrep
direct leaving than 80 caroads to sow & sOa and dss
tHs sh In 'TPR psS
ssrSaf nsSc to sold ss
100 good string Of saroad GaSie Of
M stccT. Goa1'ss ana sas a. brought 81 Bulls 2 5ass 7'
dry S eSw dressed - Beef was quoted dull at ec for
mon shamTg tE Eppsn cable dispatches quote Ame,
s ScR IN reec reeP' Of Beef 4d or scant SC
css % TAI s ss sss
Essss p RP TSs sn s.s y as
Gty RsT IN, sandsS S sarsy With quarters.
The Crcrso Cir soe w W RrCSSoS 500 Sae for sambs
81 DO for Isys bsyual a9d and soash
Total for the week of S029 Cattle lofoo quarters oi nee'
and 75e Il % 5eS i n g
i ?' s F.Ss.,v.as S Steers.
ss e. p$sS g. 4 y s. = '' Bull ss'o ~ at
ss 3 sS % ssTfE ssnsiy;ns SSs',; rs
80 sss sa. SsSS t. s's { . So SD s'as' lilo
s1, 1oss cons N at %. q 49, t. a s!as bS iSSs
81 o'sanders 10 Chicago Steers 1860 n: at "a 4o 70
meaIfed Pennsylvania do. 1925 h. at - -;
Shamberg: Pennsylvania steers lo.4 10, az az e,
sss. & 5sS TSsS r a s 81 Hg r.: a
veas and selling at s5as6 per 100 ~ Good Stase cas &
would bring SO 25ds6 so. The market wa; ratea % wsan
Saies-Iefe Wright Co.: 30 Veals llo ~ n Sesase,
at 6isc per n % do, ia n at 5'c III do' 10 ID ~
IS ba4ss la o. esss. G. ss 40 is n a.
persI3EEP AND LAMBs-Recepts 25 carloads OF o t9s'
headl0 carloads at Jersey SIX saroaU we're az
Of carloads unsod at both yards common non 70 asern d
sold M s5aTG so and deck load OF heavy Wssc sn o9
NJ "a 62i: Medium Choice Yearling LAMBS a' ~ '
saiespillenback Dewey: 17s Western SheeP 20 y, n
.vcrace at so so per 100 N 1875 state LamDs % ~ az
$6 s7 2IO Western do 7l2 H. at q Zio do' oi2 Il" az
- ~ Iiarr,nrton 23 Lambs. III ~ at 50 40
j. j. Hallenbeck 245 Western sheep III ID o" pr
yate terms. Co. 100 c,,,o rambs GAL, H. al
% 2o sadler & Co.: 200 Ohio Sheep SO ~ at Sc so
80 Western do ~ at Sc 5o 125 Western feariings
W Iudd md 4 Buckingham 2s5 State Yearlngs, 7ia ~ al
az *: ii State Ewes, 04a N, at 50. . -, o,, :
| p s. Kasc 100 Territory Sheep l3o ID, az 20 o@2
Jersey Ewes. LOG 10. at - 20, vo..nos "a n Al
MOis-Receipts "a carloads OF 5653 head-19 carloads
at 4Othst: 10 carloads at Jersey City ana carioaus
ffoboken Market weak at - 15dS4 GO ior common =
good hogs with % coarse heavy 90 averaging oi' !"
| Sold by a. w. Lamb. at "a Is per 100 NJ
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, March 2S.-Catte-Receipts last p hours.
54O head; total for week thus far, 1880 Tor same
time last week r. 700; consigned through, 800 head
500 to New-York 120 sale prices steady Sheep
and Lanbs~Recepts last "a hours 1000 head total for
week thus far 3S 800 time last week. 81 200
consigned through 5000 head 1000 to NewYork coo
extra IS TO- medium good 50 05a ss So common nor
fair to good SO Ooase s. medium to fair soqsS SO
hours Ol0o head total for week thus far 49, S2o fSr
head $500 70 NewYork 100 on sale demand Sisye
and heavy 81 5Od$4 So mixed. s. 50aSi 81 Workers.
81 4oast Ss pigs 81 loasi l' roushs' W ooSsS 30
Thlcaco March 2S-Cattle-Recepts, $500 head ship
nents 1000 strong; becv"s ~ SJofo steers,
~ 23 81 co. stockes and feeders, ~ o0as3 90 cows,
s. 9oass 3d. Tors-Rcccipts,, 900 head shipments
1000 market strong, sc to 10c higher mixed 81 i0d
81 IS heavy. 81 I0dst 4ala; light. 1oas4 80 skps
market steady natives sias6 Western corn fed 81 SO
St. Louis. March es-Cattls-Reeeipts: 400 head ship
s. soesi 90 fs, 70 good DO % toGsa 40
81 4oas3 10 Hogs-Reeeipts-9 600 head shipments as
higher; fair TO choice heavy, 81 lodti 20
packing grades 81 o5ast 90 light fair to best sfGs %
Shcep-Eeceipts, 900 head shipments, mono; marker
steady fair to choice, $ia$o So
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

aILEs AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
~ STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
...s ryts,n. 1855 bales; TO France, 1885, 70 he
Srast Snent. is77i; cosstwisc. 1880; sales. 1850.
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

rrws FROM THE FIELD AND RA:'GT OF PRfcK4
The crude oil markets yesterday were dull and
s..adv with narrow fluctuations. An explanation OF
tbe check on Thursday TO the rallying tendency OF
'.,ues was that new we'll In the shannopin poh
,d hecn opened with flow Of ninety barrels an hoar
p-ha ma some OF the sellers Thursday were aware
- The existence Of the we'll Yesterday morning
ns RATE OF output fallen TO seventy i've barrels An
snnr Even al the latter rate, however the ahoiuon
,o the current output cannot DC regarded as lnsls-
tecaot An Isolated gisher' is OF no Importance,
ho t srhcn Il comes contempomncous with an output
- fair proportions i'm hundreds OF scattered ocaue
~ e~crs an influence not otherwise 10 De caicniaed
unon Near the close OF business tnere we're rumoss
~ the onenng Of new good well In the mount MOTIFS
district in Greene County, Penn, on tnc Mes. .tss
un.dnr which might extend and widen tnAt as
,ct M further Information c0uld be sccurro 70.
r, the negotiations for the sale OF the Lima oI
knanv to the standard interests. Inc petroieum
ComSii Ion is at. such low ebb that news - ~ :
discount with traders. The markets c'ose' """ """
steady ,. .,a tho total dealings were e
follows: stock
Exchange Consolidated
50 go
Opening .......'"-'''-''''''' a5 sj1-s
Highest -------''''' 4Jf
Lowest t....-......-....'..'''.''" oI-a e434
Final l..-......-....,...'.'''" "a ooo 100000
L.rros oo,uO 1',,y
Daenod oil was unchanged at '.So co"'' e'
in barrels and 94O cents In cases. . =. pr.r~n.
" Eoreon Observation-Disclosures continues ~ -, "a m
nrices being of .O5 marks az o.oo mashs Tnndon
Changed at Antwerp at 10 IL francs oil" ~
at 1895 34 pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
The Equitable Life Assurance SoclelJ

n. b. HfDE,
President.
LANES w. ALEXANDER
Vice-President
100 Broadway NewYork, March %. 1870.
We desire to announce to our agents poley no'ae"
=. ~ nubiic that we have rendered 10 General
" CHARLES IL. T. COILS
p sune,ntendency OF Metropolitan Branch Aseney
W .o which Mr. Archibald &. Haynes Is Manager "nicn -
., ,,"n nm has been by him this day accepted.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,"
JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
ylce-PresldeuG
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
sUncertain,

closing steady quiet Sales 70 bales for consSm
Orleans oo52 bates this day last wsgS
rcccpt at the ports aggregated bales 70 ass
night against 5ls!372 bales for the corresponding 'o
last wear Including to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
r,-popEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iondon March o. 4 D. m.-Consols. 91as for money
and 07 ZIG for the account; Atlantic ID Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates 32s Canadian racine
T4is Erie 25ia Mexican ordinary, 374 81. Paul COM
mon 70is Reading, 2O's. - 1900
Bar silver Is quoted at Ala per ounce
Money, 31,d4 per cent -. ~ ......
adyiccs quote exchange OH i<ohuoh "e - HanSo
Il Se amount Of bullion gone tho Bank Of England
on balance to-day is G214,o00.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
5teamboats.

ILL FARES REDUCED VIA STONING
n TON LINE.-The inside route: Boston. 50; Prov
dence 81 25 Worcester - So Steamers leave Pie
30 r. H. block aoove Canalst.. at y. M. SUNDAY
excepted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-09

each end), by eightpenny wire nails and
clinched The panel is attached to the
wires by fourpenny wire nails drawn
into the pickets two-thirds of their
length, and then bent over the wires
where they cross the pickets and pound
ed down. Fence staples will not do for
this on account of their splitting the
picket.
After the panels are attached to .he
fence, nail short piece of board at the
joints. S, with wire nails and clinch,
which makes continuous board from
end to end of the fence and 54i1
inches high The one objection to this
fence is that with single wire there is
no provision for expansion and contrac-
ton, which could be overcome by using
a twisted wire without barbs, which
would of course make the fence cost
more. The cost Of the fence is as fol
lows: No. 10 wire weighs ounces to the
rod, single strand, or 4 pounds 6 ounces
for ten strands, which at 81 cents pc,
pound would. amount to about Is cents
1t takes one-quarter of q pound of sta
pies and nails per rod, costing cent
81 feet of lumber, which costs to get
sawed at S3 per M-about cents pei
rod, making the cost of material for The
fence aside from the posts about 10 cent:
per rod. The labor Of building is moi
large as compared with other fences
Ohio Farmer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-09

Professor Budd says on this most vexed
question: ga duchess or any other abso-
lutely hardy variety will make good
tree if grown from a cutting, and when
grated On a short piece of root it prac-
tically is a cutting, as the piece of root
only starts it, and roots are thrown out
always from the cion. Fully 90 per
cent of our S-year-old apple, pear, cherry
and plum trees are on their own roots if
they have been grated with a long cion
on short root and set deeply Yet the
crown graft is the best, and nursery
men could afford to make only one tree
f;Dp. one Seeding. But the whole root
yea is nonsense, as it :yould have to be
set with crowbar if put down deep
enough to cause it to emit roots from the
cion, as all our trees should do"