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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04

to the Orange Judd Farmer, com.
mends clover and corn ensilage for
winter food for fowls, and tells how to
| make four silos for 81. He says: BUY
four coal-oil barrels at the drug store,
burn them out on the inside and take
the head out. Go to the clover field
when the small June clover is in bloom
of the second crop, and cut one-half ton
about three-eights of an inch in length;
also one-half ten of sweet corn, and
run this through the feed cutter Put
into the barrel layer of clover then a
layer of corn. Having done this take
a common building jack screw and
press the silage down as firmly as
possible. Then put on this very light
sprinkling of pulverized charcoal, and
keep putting in clover and corn until
you get the barrel as full as will admit
of the cover being put back. After
your four barrels of silos are filled roll
them out beside the barn and cover
them with horse manure, allowing
them to remain there thirty days.
Then put them away, covering with
cut straw or hay. When the cold, chill
ing, winds of December come, open
oHe VI tu6Se PoulII Iueu SIlOS, take
about twenty pounds for 100 hens, add
equal parts of potatoes and ground
oats and winter rye, and place same in
kettle and bring to boiling state.
Feed warm in the morning, and the
first thing you know you will hear
along about 9 a. NJ, a grand chorus
from your layers.
Flax Exhausts the Soil.
1t is estimated that fax grow on an
acre of ground takes from the soil fifty
pounds of alkalies and twenty pounds
of phosphoric acid, which proves that
it is very exhaustive crop. This fact
illustrates the necessity of careful
rotation and also the wisdom of feed
ing the straw and returning the larger
portion of the withdrawn fertility in
form of manure. Flax straw, properly
handled and carefully stacked, makes
excellent and nutritious fodder, es-
pecially for young stock. 1t should be
utilized and never burned. To make
it valuable as fodder and to obtain the
seed in the best condition flax should
be stacked as soon as possible after
cutting and curing. 1t is greatly in
iured by rain while in the shock.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
Mount Adams fee Caves.

Away up 1000 feet above the Column
bia river, at the base of Mount Adams,
whose symmetrical, cone-like peak is
covered with perpetual snow. lies
beautiful little lake surrounded by
broad meadows and fed by stream 81
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
Oil on the Troubled Waters.

regularly as a means of smoothing the
waves and enabling them to continue
at work in weather in which heretofore
their boats could not have lived.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04

A parliamentary paper shows that
7O,S 800 emigrants left Irish ports il
1889, a decrease of SAIL compared
with the year before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRH DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-IORR DEALlNto'
The absence Of foreign demand for grain has been
ignored In the recent speculation. The bulls argued
that Europe must buy and that America had only to
name the prices American spectators Immediately
raised prices to a point where grain could not DC
shipped at profit. They have waited patiently for
TIL, advance In Europe and because 1t has not come
they beginning 10 tighten their loads The selllnX
of grain and hog products yesterday v as undoubtedly
Tor the long account II was ony reharhaDle uht IL
tr0ls results. The Exchanges Of Ncw-York and Chi
cago 10 be in mortal dread OF one Spectator,
whose power Will be as mpotcnt AZ That Oh King
CaInte. Natural laws OF supply ana demand sic
Wheat options were active and after firm opening
declined rapidly. \ rally near the close made the
final losses a little less than l cent a bushel Tic
rally caused by Of Large engugeinents Tor
export which, Of course, were not connrnieu. SUM-
OF the late buying Of options was BY foreign nouses'
and the fact was sufficient to start the rimors.
Corn broke still aud the extreme declines were
about IA cents b!shel Speculative holders We:
Cash corn was cent lower, and at the decline 12ooo
bushels were taken for shipment. l.,
oats sympathized. so to speak with the more I'M,
10 cent lower, although they might have shown
greater resistance. q,
Lard was weak because lower prices for corn indi'
Gated that hogs were not in danger Oh starVing'
Final quotations were as follows
Wheat-OctObr. 81 on So; November: 81 os Ia De
ccmber, 81 Oh 1-8 January, 81 Oo - May o. a.
Corn-October SIS Ia; November, 90 3-S Deccmoor'
oatsH0ctober. 4a1 November. AZ 1-2; Deccm-
Der, 40 1.2 May, q "a cents so ~. ,o,rorv
Lad-NOvember, So 80; December, 80 o4' Janua'''
The receipts of grain and -four az New York. phila
dclpha Baltimore and Boston were as follows oa oS
bn ,,cls: total grain 400.217 bushels flour. 5"023
Packages. 1t Chicago, milwaukee, and st. Louis the
hnshcIS: oats oO5 2O7 bushels; total grain, 59lG6'
bushels -four 81 $40 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
BONDS OF THE TOWN OF FLATBUSH.

Sealed proposals vii be received at The 9ce Of the
Brooklyn " " up to IL O'Clock noon. on The 2th day
OF October 1890 for Hundred Seventy Thou
,and Dollar the Bonds Of the Town OF Flatbush L. l.
issued In accordance with Chapter 161 Laws OF Newl
Of 1880. . - -
All OF the bonds bear interest at 81 per cent per ahnum
and have semannual coupons attached. $500
$50 900 are flabush Sewer Bonds" for $1,000 each,
dated July Is 1882. and mature follows: 5000 July
Is 1912 900 July u.s. 1913 and 50 900 the 10th OF
each July thereafter until 1925 Inclusive Coupons jan
uary 10 and July 10.
$50 600 are ''Flabush Avenue Assessment Bonds Tor
81 900 each dated November iS2o ana mat1 6 as So
lows SO, 900 November l, 1900 aud 5000 Oh no
vcmber / each year thereafter until 1909. inclusive
Coupons May l and November /.
$1,000 ''Fatbush Sewer Assessment bends Tor
al 600 each dated November 1890. and n3tufe fol-
lows: IS 600 the 1st Of November 1895. and 5000
ON the LIST November Of each thereafter until 1907
inclusive. Coupons May and November .
Accrued from July 10 on the "Flatbush Sewer
Bonds and November the two other classes Is
to be price bid Bonds to be paid for and
de,Iyrcd at the oce OF undersigned November o.
Envelopes be sealed and Endorsed proposals for
Flatbush Bonds . .. IT., 49,. - 49,. +. .
III 'ne THE THE LONG ISLAND LOAN AND TRUST co.
" EDWARD MERRITT,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, oct 49, m,Consos o. lilG for m0 s.:,
mortgage trustees certificates, 3d. Canadian Pacific
- Erie 22h Mexican ordinary, 404 ST. Paul common
al "a Reading 10 Mexican Central new per cent bonds.
74l. Money, 2iaa3 per cent Paris adviees quote g,
cent re francs AL centmes for the account ana
cxchan on london 25 francs % centmes for checks
The bullion In the Bank Of Enrland decreased El92 900
during the past week The proportion OF the Bank OF
Englands 10 liability, which last week was sac
per cent Is 349 per cent Bar silver is quoted at
49isd per -, -.
Paris, Oct 23.-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows OF 2575 900 francs In gold snd
!. 900. 600 francs In oliver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Union TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
90 BROADWAY. NEw-YORK.


surpus $3.50, 0Ot
Authorized to Executor, Administrator Guardian
Raccyer or Trustee, and Ii legal depository for
acts As Trustee mortgages OF corporations. and
cepts the transfer agency and registry Of stocks.
ALLOWS Interest deposits which may be made at any
time and Withdrawn Ave days notice, with Interest
10, he whole time they remain with the Company
" FOR tbs convenience OF depostors this Company also
onS currcnt accounts subject 10 accordance with IL
SpIes N check at sight and allows Interest upon the
Routing daily balances Such checks pass through the
0it Xs.ends specially to the MANAGEMENT OF REAL
I s% HSI DsfsiH:%s b = ilfhEpRoor VAULTS
o.. - 80. ksennR Of securities placed In custody
10, nu ,s I n csects and RENTS Income
y" TRUSTEES.
W., whi,.wriaht II. Van Rsnnsl'r Kennedy,
Henry 4. Kent yAmss f. XXsns.es
e. IN pnossll ]. II. fruthinghain,
I: j: VOC, 2e0V'Essa i e. is,'i''
lang E:x \. 4. Low,
Il " AL 'Duer q. @. WllliAms.
G%a.,.s q leland r. @. Rer,stn.
Edward King. EaWVI sr pssh.,
e B. Wesley, HmaH u pVn,
~ G.d a. = Tsri,,s Geo c. Msgoun
rr.mnesv " Denew W. Emlen Roosevelt
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
w., xyh,.ev,iohr q. q. Williams,
Edward Sehell. r Wesley.
NJ n r Nusys James T. Woodward
~ EDWARD KING. President
LANES H. OGILvIE. Second Vtce-Presdens'
A. O. RoNAAtttas s W. kELIEY. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
OIFILL OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OH. COMPANY.

1nE AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY
TO TIL S.OCKHOLDHGS OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY:
DLEASE TAKE notice that the Annual
L Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The American Cotton
OH Company VIII held at tho principal office OF the
Company, State OF NewJcrs"y, at the .ehnery near
Gutenburg in Union Township Hudson County on lhus'
Tor the purpose ,lecting Directors, and for tho trans
such other business as may properly coI oci'rS
the meeting. ,.
The Transfer Books OF the Company Will be closed
nm THURSDAY the 10Th day ~ October 1880 at O'Clock
D. M and viii remain closed until Friday, the 9TH day OF
November 1890, at 10 o'clock a. H.
Dated october 3. 1890.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Glnanrial Meetln9s.

LOUISNILI.L NEW. ALBANY md CHIIAUO KALI
WAY COMPANY.
NO. ~ BROADWAY,
NEW.YOKK. Septembe. %, 1890.
A SPECIAL MELTING of tn: StoCkho derS
n o. The L.usyil. Nrv-A,tanv and Chicago Railway
, on uauy will h held at the offices VI I'll COMPANY No
b. uadry " 5-lOfH. wednesday. October -. 1890 a.
1 u'clJCH in the ate ulOn dcl AID act uLO "a
brOlcstior extend the lines of this 'orpany and ae
In, i vii u fvm until or'ock m.
r." stO,k uf I'll, Comp viii rot De- 'rahSltrt at
any time ing n. '1n dI>o lrtcIdIg tbs meet
/ - nor until three DAYS thereafter.
Py orG"r Of tn I,Oard % ID. "rctors. >,
WIN. l.. BtEYTOGLE. JONI a. HILTON,
" 49, prrSitruI Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

active, but generally was firm. The special Ieature
in the dealings was the drive at Atchson. Iope ka
and Santa Re incomes which closed them at
% "a. against 81 last evening. Erie second con
soils were sold of to 90 "a. but closed OF Ivy.
chesapeake and Ohio consol 5s were firm at loV.
ana ROCK Island IS at 100 L. Reference Is maue
TO our full report Of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The money market ruled frmer. and per cent
was the general rate for renewals and new Dust
ness some small loans were made at per yin
But after 2 80 o'clock the supply was super,
abundant, and at the close money was offered NJ
per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
do TO- sM Exchanges, $l25, 4,sO4; balances'
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
HOUSE to-day $454,294. Its net gain on balance ce
was SsO7,7s9. made up by coin gain Of $931 ,ooo
less O currency loss Of $l29,S1l. The days op-
erations included: Receipts, $3,44s,266; pay
ments 81, 640,477 resulting in a general balance
OF SiIO042 $40, consisting Of $l64, 065, All coin
and S5.s76, s68 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re
ccived to-day $l17,9S2 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $780, SO, the in
ternal revenue receipts $460,926, and mlscei-
laneous receipts SIT ,O07
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits In banks compares with tho
figures of the last previous statement as follows /:
Mt Mt s :s.. "a
Net legal.tenders
on hand......:.. eleses4 sso2,sso Dec. 2oo7.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
OIL MARK Els.

M CITY Penn. Oct. o3-Natonal Transit certificates
a. seliac: highest SOI.c lowest, 79ssc; closed
bPrc: sacs 5000 bbls shipments so.7sl bIs; runs
y1S PENN Oct 23-Natona Transit certinc2tes
o"d nj Soc; closed. 79'sc highest Soc lowest 7Ssc
no R,asford Penn, Oct 23Natonal Transit certncss
oncoed al s6c closed 7!ase highest. Gle lowest ''~o
oRPoarances oot 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

~. IN snscial tax receipts at IA and Of South
r i,na ss. non-fundablc. at L. or city bank
s,ncks Hudson River sold ll0) at 100 and western
Sstionai $50 at I06 l-2@l06.
.n ar,.nersi bond market only moderately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Deposits in banks a;3sSS$7 2GsS7Gs Dec. al7o7s
Net cash bsancessi9s 41o5i3 sI07 0o2 s4s 17QeS
The foreign exchanges were dull and firm at
revised quotations for business as follows: bank.
ers bills at "a 81 2 and 81 sc for long and shore
sterling respectively; French francs at 522 LIZ
and $50; reichmarks at "a So and 05 IT, ana
guilders at 80 l-2 and 80 3-4.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN us
rate for discount, and it remains at 8 per cent.
During the week the bank lost CT 02 900 bullion,
and the proportion OF It's reserve to its laDlltles
raised from 33 to 1890 per cent, against an
advance from 1921 to 38.4l per cent in the same
week last year, when its rate for discount was was
8 per cent. The weekly statement Of the BANK
of France shows losses OF 12,575,00O francs Rold
and 100000 francs silver, against gains 1or u19
and l,475,0O0 francs silver At the London
Stock Exchange British consols were easier at
"a 11-l6 and "a ga respectively for money ana
account. In the open market money ruled az
40 1-Sd. per ounce, English standard: american
railways opened irregular, but generally firm, and
later followed to-day's declines in the home mar
kets. AT Paris French 3 per cents rose to ga 90
exchange was easy at 1928 francs to the T.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1885,; 1884,, 1890 Ca
H$RS'; & ss!sss s!;5si sss5sss
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMlNGHAM
Second week S os' sos sS Siss sSs 81
LouIsv1LLE, NEwALBANY AND CHICAGO.
Ss%Sf, sss5 @ Sss ss9ss5
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
S$%S' e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Eeaal II Offices.

NJ Office TO CREDITORS.-In pursuance OF
\ an order Of Hon. oliver p Carpenter, Surrogate Q?
Ulster County notice is hereby gvgn ACCORDING 70 iaW
the City Kingston County OF lister deceased tesate
IN ne,ent he same with the vouchers In support thereof
10 the undcr signcd Edwin Young. the executor Oh c
estate said deceased. at his office Ferry.st, nonaon
1891. "a ,ooo
O" p " EDWIN YOUNG. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Dipioeno Notices
HOLLAND TRUST CO.,
NO. z WALL-ST.,


NETWORK, October 49, 1890.
IT HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of this COM
pany have declared q quarterly dividend Of TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT, from the earnings Of the conf
pany, payable November l. 1890.
The transfer books will close at p m. on October 81
1890. and will be reopened at 10 November g.,
1890 GEO. W. VAN SICLEN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Notice
TO Holders Of Floating Debt
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY.

The Central Trust Company OF Ne~'YorK
has fixed and determined the amount OF th@
pro rata share to be paid by holders OF inc
floating debt the Houston and Texas Central laiI"ey
Company in order entitle them n their proporiona
share OF the Stock reorganzed company under Article
Ninth OF he Houston and Texas Central Reorganization
Agreement dated 90 1887 to be 81 e1O cents OH each
dollar Of respective holdings Of said floating debt anu
prescrbcs 18th day Of November $780, as the date oil
or prior TO which said payment shall be made
Noc hereby given To holders Of said floating debt OF
the Houston and Texas Central Railway Company that they
NAV on or before said 18th day OF Nov mbc 1890 pro-
vide and pay the undersigned the amount a'abI by sal
floating debt holders under the ninth article Of he said Re.
,reani7 at,on Agreement, rs fixed and determined.
The came must DO paid or before Nov Il, 1890 In
order To entte holders OF said floating debt to her pro-
ortionae Of the stock OF the recognized company
under said ninth article or to any nteres, therein
Dated NcwYoik, Oct. 81, 1890.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK,
by L. L. OLCOTT. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
45 BROADWAY, n. Y, October sd, 1890.
VNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Il OF TWO PER CENT. has this day been declared on
the preferred stock OF this Company payable o. she Farm
lt day Of November 1890 to the holders OF the preferred
tsSHsfr books for the pcferrd stock viii BE- Closed on
October 49, 1890. at O'clock D. H.. and reopen No
yember 4, 1890, at 10 o'clock q. H.
WIN. II. BUTLER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

INSCRIPTIONS to the capital stock of the
- National Collection Bank OF New.York are coming In
satisfactorily at The State Trust Co., so Wall-st
Prominent among the subscribers Is the name OF James
r Fargo esq president OF the American Express Co.,
who n ia understood will be one OF It's directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct % (SpecaD.-George Smiths line oil long
wheat went overheard today. Mtchcs line went over
so did WoolbrIy's and lot of smaller holdings There
was no great biz short Interest in existence TO be mo'd
~, soo,,,,rc market IN cover I'M The result de-
Cline OF over cent and rather unctnfortaDe END m
y as 81 OF and closed 81 O1a December opened at
~ o. sold ~ as 81 o3's and ccscd at II "a nay
Al II 81 01a@ and clo-'t AT
- Osi The abandonment OF long what was started ~
M uent b, THE Prite current" that the worid
suppiy wa, 10000 900 above the low total OF ls
about equal average OF series 81 reSls
var had the aid weak cables. OF weak silver
ion market and OF exceedingly small export cleaIanc
Jun, 80" -raharl The Northwestern movement "as
odrrste; only Mineapos and only " ~
I,UtI 81 Louis rc,o,, 40 900 bushels OF wheat oad-
M ,hnre for abort via New.Orlans Corn was Ne Weak
a. wheat largely for the IcasCs The afHa ~,
20 were over Aprcations. the estimates Ion
FrIdav 30 cars Vessel chartered FOR loo9vU
,hI October opcned jl', and closed at oO'. NAV
.nd at $40, touched 81 and closed at 53sl. CAS-
almost al bottom and show decline Tor inc
~ Provisions lost share Of the adNhhcr
Which they have been making this ~rk ~ night Tot of
'nnrna a decline OF o. from Wednesday; lara OF
III, ccnis r, OF 10 cents. The drop was syinpathe'c
j,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
BEARS CLIMB ON TOP.
DoWN GO STOCK VALUES.

u.x1pUI.ATORS MAKE A GOOD START, BUT
THE MARKET CLOSES FIRM AT
THE DECLINES.
..,rs At THE STOCK ExcHANGE-ocToBER 2s.
RoyDS AND BASE STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
THE POND MARKETS.

There were no sales Of Government Donds NJ the
~ frmer rates for money were held frm as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
finaurial.

WATER BONDS OF LARGE CITIES WANTED.
Send prices and details Lawrence s. Mott & Co., 115
broadway n. Y; 81 Devonshrest, Boston 7o4 Pinest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates .sl7s173os6 sl7ao 100 Dec. sIoo SsS
Deposits In banks. 25,236S27 243i9,71s Dec. 3l7OI5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23
Oil; Ives, So The game was one-sided
throughout and interest Jagged.
CHANCE FOR The MARINE.
Dempsey Anxious to Fight La
blanche AGAIN.

Dempsey Anxious to Fight La
Blanche Again.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-At the
California Athletic club room, Jack
Dempsey said to President Fulda and
the newspaper reporters: 81 do not
want to fight young Mitchell John F.
Herget). look on him as my boy, and
think he did wrong in challenging me.
But shall teach him lesson when we
meet in April" Continuing, Dempsey
said: ia Blanche is the man l am
after" and announced: ~ will meet
La Blanche in the ring before club or
on the green with bare knuckles. skin
gloves or five-once gloves, London rules
or Queehsberry, and bet him $4,000 to
$500 that l will whip him. This
is giving him odds of four to one, and
If he don't accept this proposition he
declares in actions palmer than words
that he Is afraid to meet me again. /
have offered him every dollar of a $500
purse to meet me, win or lose. He
would not do that, and rve made any
number of liberal offers to him, but
this last one is the best. If he can whip
me he can win anywhere from $4,000
to 100000. Now let's see what he'll
Uo. CohStueIdOl0 talR WAS luUulScu
in relative to the gloves used in the late
Dempsey-MeOarthy battle. Jimmy Car
roll and Paddy GormaD, MuCarthy's
seconds. make the claim that Demp-
Sey's gloves were ''doctored" with some
mysterious fluid. which accounts for
McCarthy's blindness in the eighth and
ninth rounds. This claim has not been
substantiated by any evidence whatso-
ever. The gloves used have been locked
uD and an Investigation will take place
Tuesday night next.