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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
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NSoItiS>hi hIS NIS0Ziai, Idk
wyrazi6 swa radoS6, i smiai
sic tez 2 Piataszkiem re siebie.
On juz w swej imaginacyi
zaglowai pc morzu, opuszcza.
lac besludna wyspe = juz
vital sic z swymi rodakami.
uradz,li zatem iednozgodnie,
ably zaraz nazajutrz, 2 rama
wzias6 sic do roboty tel
}odki ukonczyc ia
Podczas sego zajecia, po-
stanowii Robinson swego
dzikiego towarzysza obznajmic
z zasadami rel'gii, ob,awic
mu prawdy chrzesciahskie,
prawa Bozkie / t. d.
Jczyl so zatem o Bogu,
re Jest lstota nlepoieta, be-
poczat6u i be- kohca, niewi-
dzialna, re !est Stworca
wszystklego CO so otacza,
lseota Nszechwiedz2cq ME
skonczedie dobra, ktora
wszystkiemi istotami chocby
ma jmn1ejszym robaczkiem
troskliwie sic ~opieku)e sic, :
vie o kazdeso potrzebie, vie
nawe1 mysli cz}owieka, a
bedac sprawiedliwym "a do
bre nasradza, a zIe karze; i
tego : pewnoscia nasrodzi
szczesciem wiecznem, ktory w
tenn zyciu z calego serca jet
Mu oddany, ma czyste
sumlenie i t. d. Modlitwe
wymawial e|osno, pclecajac
Plataszkowi "a MIN powtarzac,
to czynil dopoty, dopoki so
takcwel ME nauczy}. = 0 z
jakaz radoscia widzia}, re lego
nauka ME by}a bezowocna, z
wlelkiem rozrzewnieniem spo
glada} ma swego towarzysza
rzewnle | szczerze smodlacego
sic. w ten sposob zyli oba
dwaj szczesliwie 0 lyle, Q lie
takim bye moe czlowiek
oddalony Cd ca}ego spoIe-
czehstwa. = w miesiac ME
spelna czolno iuz bylo ukoh-
czone 2 wszystSimi przybora-
mi, a mianowicie Z rudlem,
wios}aml i zaglaml, ktore
splecione byly z kory drze.
wowei. DO spuszczenia ma
wode, muslel1 oczekiwat ma
przyp}yw mora, a kiedy to
%nastapiio, z radoscia przeko
mani zostali, &c fodka dobrze
] ziobiona rowno ma wodzie
osiad}a.
Jednego dnia PREY sniada.
niu zapyta} Robinson iowa.
rzysza: Czy jestes zdeeydowa
ny przepedzic re nina ma te:
wyspie Gale tive zycie?...
Piataszek dial potwierdzs lac;
odpowiedz, doda} tylko F.;
wcstchnieniem: 0 zeby jeszcze
MOI oiciec tn byl!... To mas;
OLGA? zapytat dalej Robinson
Nam" odrzek}, ,,1esli tylke
do tych czas ME umar}." :
| PREY tych wyrazach rzewn.
Ivy potoczy}y mu sic pc pc
liczkach. Robinson pomysla
o swoich rodzicach; ; uczu
take cisnace sic Ivy do swycl
ocz.
Pc chwili odezwal sic
Badz dobrej mysli Piataszku
= twol olciec zapewne jesz
cze zyje, a ;ezell to Jest,
VIOLA Boga mozemy kiedykol
wick DO nieoO dOStaC sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

Robinson zapewnli so, re
nazajutrz zaraz udadza sic ma
wyspe pc OLGA, i poczal ma
tychmiast czynic pr2ygotowa-
ME do drogi. - Jedna mysl
, svlko niepokoila so. Jezel'
krajowcy Piataszka, do ktt
rych udat sic zamysla, okaza
sic jake nieprzyiacioly?....
jezeli rzuca sic ma jego osobe
= w tedy i on stanie sic
ofiara tych barbarzyicow.
! Me mogl sic wreszcie
wstrzyma6 cd objawienia
swemu przylacielowi tel oba-
wy. Ale Piataszek przekonaf
! so, ze ME ma sic czego
objawia6, = on INA swolch
kraiowcow jake ludzi dobrych
vie, re oni rietylko onemu
ale tez nikomu zadnej krzyw.
dy ME zrobia, a wszyscy So
jeso pr~zyjaciolml. Robinson
zdal sic na szlachetnos6
wiernego towarzys7a i dalej
przygotowywa} sic do podro
zy. Nabrali zywnosci ma S
dni i uradzili nastepnego dnia
W !mle Boga ruszyt.
Zaledwie jedna godzine mogl
Robinson PiataszeN przespa6
gdy przez gwaltowny wicher
obudzenl zostall. = Burza
byla straszna, pioruny byly
ustawicznie, az ziemia drza}a.
Niezadiugo usIyszeli hulk :
jakby 2 wystrzalu armatniego
pochodz2cy. Sclsnelo sic
SERGE Robinsonowl, DO poznal,
re niezawodnie sdzies w pc
blizu olret znajdule sic w
niebezpleczenstw!e odelo.
sem armatnim wzywa pomooy.
Ale burza ME ustawala, wiatr
dal nadzwyczaj przerazllwie,
deszcz lal iak Z zebra, a
pioruny raz Pc raz trzaskaja-
&c sluszy!y strzaly armat-
ME wzywajace ratunku, ktore
coraz to oddala}y sic, CLOS
ich slabl, wreszcie mic ME
by]o juz slychac, tvlko blcie
Eiorunow i wycie wichru.
To Jednak ME wybiio z
g}owy marzenia, kt6remu
Robinson oddawal sic Cd
rama. By} przekonany, re
okret musia} bye bardzo biz.
ko, re sic wyratuje, zblizy dc
wyspy, zabierze so i odwie.
zie do oiczyzny wraz z ME
odstepnym P,ataszkem.
Ze sw1tem wlatr poczas sic
uspokaiac, czego nasi wyspia'
re 3 goraczkowa mlecierpll.
woscia oczekiwali, ably sic
przekonac, czy w lstocle
wczoraisze w~ystrzaly pocho-
dzily z okretu = i czy sic
takowy znaJduie?.., ALE
!. cz}owiek strzela a Pan Boe
kule nosi;" iak NOW
prayslowle. Ma wyspie cara;
l smutre nastapllo rozczarowa
ME. Spostrzegli, re ich czo}no
: mad ktorege zbudowanien
z lyle trudu poniesli, tyle
/. czasu strawlli : burza oder
wala OF brzegu W morz'
: unios]a. Strate te Plataszel
g}eboko uczuI, a Robinson;
: mic ME mog}o ~pocieszyt :
/ spoglada} ciagle wyprezonem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

SNWAAyD% NV
Zwazcle damv
Re tn many
Me zaudrogi
Str6j na' nogl,
Srodze tadny
l paradny!
Tu trzewiKl
2 sk6ry dzlkiel,
jake mietkle,
Pulchne, gietkie?
Starn, mtcds
l dewotka
w mich s,e podu
Do podlotka.
Zas ola scia,y
Many kerry
Moonych butow,
Jakhy : irutow-
E"zLej mary.
Cht"p 20 wstapi
Tu do Czrcha.
Gdy ~ys5ar.
SIG nsmec"';
Mega muhn;y
wygodn'e
Mu Size wldzl,
bosych szydzi.
ldac ! mn,-t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

a zlawienie sic tegoz bylo
lego Jedynem pragnieniem,
vice wyszedl ma gore, z ktorej
mia} do kola obszerny widek
ma MORE. = Ale zaledwie
stanal ma wierzcholku i spoj-
rzal W strone zachodnia
), Wielki Boze!!" zawolal Gala
PERSIA do glebi - wzruszony
= poznaI BOWEN w chwiIi;
gdy miaE juz straci6 zupelna
nadzieie, re domysI wczoraj-
say byl prawdziwy = re ME
omylil sic W przeczuciu.
Uwidziai BOWEN wielki
okret W calej okazalosci, -
mogl navel nieopodal rozroz.
mic jego stan i budowe. -
Boze! Boze! zawotal powtor-
ME = czy ME sen tylko!...
Bee tchu wroc!l 90 swojej
fortecy, W mgnieniu Okla
uzbroil sic = i krzyknawszy
ma Piataszka, St6ry stall oslu.
pialy = i przestraszony ME
mogac sic domyslec - iaki
przypadek nag}y spotkal jego
pana i CO sic z him dziele.
vPredko, predko"! i pusc11
sic pedem wiatru jakby ma
skrzydlach. Dwie mile
biegli jak szaleni, wreszcie
ledwle dyszac przybyli ku
brzegu, sdzie sic okret zatrzv.
mai. : P~iataszkowi oczy w
s}up cd zadziwu stane}y,kiedy
zobaczy} talk ogromny gmach
w morzu, ktory Z niczem ME
wiedzlal porCwnaG, ME widzac
mic podobnego.
Robinson ME wiedzlaI z
radosci Cd czcgo zaczaG;
mySla} sias6 iuz ma okret do
Europy odplynac. = Wzial
sic jak n~aypredzej z swoim
przyjaclelem do rozpalenia
wielGego ognia, ably mogli
so Z okretu dostrzedz. w
okamgniemu kle5y dymu
wznosi}v sic pod ob}oki, -
oczy wlepii W okret, oczeku-
JAG 2 drzeniem serca l6dki
kt6raby z okretu spuszczona,
= przyby}a ich zabraG. -
Ale mic ME bylo widac; = i
kiedy ogieh juz Cd godziny
bezskutecznie pail sic a nasi
dwaj przyjaciele 2 niecierpli.
wosci odchodza Cd zmys}6w,
Piataszek ma wszystko zdecy-
dowany, postanowil doplynac
sam do okretu dac znac
tam bedacym 0 nieszczesliwym
losie, ma ,aki sd skazani, i
zazadac pomocy. Cd tego
odwaznego zamiaru staral sic
Robinson so wstrzymywac,
przek}ada1ac, zeby sic przez
to iatwo utraty zycia narazil.
Ale smialy Piataszek zrzucil
szybko ubranie, i bez namys.
III skoczy} W wode. =
ozczesliwie dostal sic do
okretu, wyskoczy} ma poklad
i zawo}al:
Hola! = ma ten CLOS Mkt
sic ME odezwa}, zywej duszy
ME by}o widae, = blegal,
sztuka}, wreszcie postanowil
udat sic ma druga strone
okretu ale kiedy tam
zw'edziwszy n~i7sze, plqdruie
pc wyzszych czesciach okretu,
jaSies nadzwyczayne zwierze
ktorego on W zyciu ME wi
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
We WISH

TO BE ALIVE WHEN
THE SPRING FLOWERS
BLOOM AGAIN.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04

THE FARMER AND PoLTICs.-The pros
periiy of farmer to-day depends more on
the methods he employs than on govern
mental rule. Take seeds for an example
Many farmers who are alive to their own
interests in other things are careless in buy
ing seeds. They seem to think that seed
is "A seed, and there it ends. II there was
more knowledge about seeds and greater
care exercised in their SELECTION, there
would be richer crops and better returns
Realizing this, ID. NJ. Ferry u Co, The
famous seed firm OF Detroit Mlch., have
embodied in their illustrated Annual for
1893 much valuable information about
seeds aud their selection. 1t contains tho
knowledg- CLEANED from many years prac.
tcal experience in the seed business, aud
the newest and best things about gardens
and gardening. Such book, issued by a
firm OF unquesioned reliability, is of tho
highest value TO every one WHO plants a
seed. Although the cost Of pricing and
embellishug II with beautiful illustrations
has been great, IL is sent free to any one
making application TO the above firm
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
NOTES.

NOTES.
To meet the demand of many subscribers
I" for good story paper" we have added to
our list the best of all story papers, the
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To all busy readers who wish to be well
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not too highly commend the ReUiet0 oJ
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a quarterly register of current events, in
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BosToN DAILY JOURNAL. Having re-
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journal, we have made arrangements, as
will be- seen by reference to the above list,
for clubbing that paper with the WATCHMAN
on very favorable terms. Subscriptions to
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THE combination with the New York
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New YORK TRIBUNE. We now offer the
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CHICAGO INTER -OCEAN.-The Columbian
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
FARMERS MEETINGS.
THE BOARb or 1GRICULTURE N
W.ISHTNGTON COUNTY.

The Farmers will Talk Over Matters with
the Board of Agriculture at East Calais.
January and q; at North Mon PETER.
January q and at Nor,hfield, January
and 4. Programme
EAST CALAIS.
Thursday toreaoOn.-Address OF welcome;
Breeding Horses for Profit. c. NJ Wins
low, Brandon; Discussion. 4tternooa.-Ahlk
Testing Qllustrated), Professor j. l.. Hills,
Burlingtoni Discussion. Eoening.- Music;
Diseases Of Plants Qllustrated), Professor l..
r. Jones, Burlugton; Discussion.
Friday forenoon, Milk from "A Farmers
STANDPOINT, j. o. Sanford stanford; Dis
cussion. AterHoon.- Sheep Husbaudrv. IL.
NJ Arms, Springfield; Discussion. Fpen-
ing,-Musc; Daily Cows aud the Dairy, III.
w. Vail, PUmfcet; Discussion.
NORTH MONTPELIER
Friday forenoon - Address of welcomri
Wastes OF the Dairy, Professor j. l., Hills
Burlington; Discussion. afternoon. House.
Breeding, q. M. Winslow, Bran,inu, Dis
cussiun. Eceainq.-Music; Care of Dairy
Stock, j. Sanford, Stamford; Discussion.
NoRTHFIELD.
The meetings began yesterday and con.
dnued through to-day. Reports of these
various meetings viii be published in the
next issue of the WATCHMAN
All meetings are free. ThsAAlies are
especially invited to be present
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04

skin as clear and free from scales as o baby's. All
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once in while, but to no purpose. l am all well
| scratched twcnty-cight years, and IL got TO he
kind of second nature to me. 1 thank you thou
sand times
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, VT.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04

over my body, and got under
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and my suffering was endless,
and without relief. One thou.
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04

uu u ~ It tU~
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04

WHEN you want to buy sewing-machine
buy good one. Don't be fooled into buy
ing cheap sewug-machines. They are
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
Clubbing List.

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VOL. SS---4525.
SCRATCHED 28 YEAR,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12
Warrington stock Exch.uco

Loan al lunar CALI O'Clock m.-Washington
10, Government Bonds.-U: s. IS. registered, 1907,
,I9a bid iilA asked. u. ). As coupon, lI0s bid,
District of Columbia Bonds.-2o-year fund s..
~ 1V+ bld. Water stock Is, 1901 currency los bid
1O3 bid -"As' currency
Miscellaneous Bonds--washinsto and George.
low Town IL. H. COW. Us, LIST, 40 bid, I39 asked
Washington and Georgetown r. r. COW &C. N
IFS bid, l37 asked. Masonic Hall Association 81
Ia 10 oiG Washington Market Company LIST is, 100
pm. Washington Market Company imp. 6s, 100
bid. Washington Market Company ext Is, 100 bid
American and Security and Trust IS, 1895, A. and
o. o. lo2 asked American Security and Trust 5s
1903, F. and A. 1O2 asked. American Security
and Trust 5s, 1905, A. and o.. 1O2 asked WASH
ngton Light Infantry LIST is, 81 bid Wasbnaton
Company Is. series A, lis bid. Washington Gas
Company Is. series B, ZIG bid. Washington Gas
Company cow. 6s. 100 hid. lexington r. r. e.
loo asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s
log asked. Capitol and North Street H. r. IS
~: asked Metropolitan r. r. conv. 6s 1O1 bid
Ill asked. 90 A0' "'u'
National Bank stocks.-Bank of Washington, 900
DO 6id, 40 asked. Bank Of the Republic, 30 bid
$50 asked Metropolitan $50 bid. 400 asked Cen,
srai, 20 hid; 500 asked Second. $50 asked. Farm
i!9ls asked Columbia. $50 asked. Capital. l0s
bid. 100 asked West End, 10 asked. Traders
III asked. Lincoln. 80 bid. 1O6 asked
Railroad Stocks. Washington and Georpetowr
go bid. $50 asked Metropolitan. 10 bid. no asked
o9la% la e, asked: Capitol and North Q Street,
Georgetown and 1enallytown, 40 asked. Rock
Creek 100 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens. 80 bid, AZ asked
franklin. ~ bid. 50 asked. Metropolitan. IS asked
National tnion 20 asked Arlington, 200 asked
Corcoran. 20 bid. Columbia, ~ bid, 16K asked
German American. 40 bid. Potomac, SIS asked
Riggs, 6% bid. Nv asked. Peoples. 5 bid 81,
asked. Lincoln. ~ bid, 8 asked. Commercial 5
Did. asked
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title. los
bid 125 asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-W Washington Gas
EHaI g.
s. Electric Light. 107k bid. us asked
Telephone Notwithstanding. 45 asked Ches-
aDeake and Potomac. 81 bid. so asked American
GraDhophone. tx bid pig asked
Miscellaneous Stocks.-washngton Market IL
asked Great Falls Ice. 100 asked Bull Run Pan
Drama. 81 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage 81
asked. Ivy City Brick. 90 asked. Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat. 90 asked.
Safe Derosit and Trust Cornpanies-National Sa 70
Deposit and Trust Compauy. 10 hid, 125 asked
Washington Loan and Trust, 100 hid 10 asked
'Ex dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12
IN FOR ANOTHER NIGHT.
That Was the Prospect mt the Senate
Late This Afternoon.

Ausc AhAb
To a casual glance the Senate this after
noon appeared very much as it did just
twenty-four hours ago. Senator was on
his feet speaking and none of the score
Of Senators in their seats made any pre-
tense Of listening. A bath and a good
breakfast did wonders for most of the par
Elephants in the great contest now in prog
ress and from their appearance no one
would suspect that many of them had re-
manned at their posts all of last night.
The mOnotony Of the stubborn contest
was relieved from time TO time by the in
ception and spread of rumOrs of various
compromises and projected moves. The
comproses however. turned out to be usual
ly the ideas of one or two Senators ex-
pressed In conversation and commanding
no definite support One story that gained
some currency was to the effect that the
republican Senators would abandon their
allies this afternoon. holding that they had
performed their full duty, and were not
called upon to sacrifice their health and
comfort In the efforts to save a helpless
cause. But this was Indignantly denied by
prominent republican Senator's, who pro-
fessed their willingness to stand by the re-
peal bill until Mr.. Voorhees, himself aban-
doned 1t.
Another story was to the effect that a
recess had been arranged for between 2
and O'Clock tomorrow morning. But the
alleged parties to this agreement also re-
pudiated 1t and the general belief this
afternoon was that the session would be
continued through tonight at least
Certainly the silver Senators appear to
be In condition to occupy the floor during
that time, for Senator Stewart slept peace
fully last night, and came in today fresh
for the fray, and Senator Teller stated that
his side was good for a solid week of talk.
the result Of last nights campaign is show
ing In nervous irritability and greater re-
luctance to respond to the harassing roll
calls, which occur at half hourly intervals.
and this may affect the attendance to-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12
ALL AT THE CAPITOL.
The Silver Fight Relives the %
partmests of Callers.

The Silver Fight Relives the De-
partmes-ts of Callers.
This was "open day. at the Treasury, but
Secretary Carlisle had but few callers of
national prominence. The struggles at the
Capitol had the effect of keeping Senators
and Congressman away from the oftice-dis-
pensing sources. For the first time in
months on open day. they were conspicu-
Gus by their absence at the treasury and
elsewhere. Even the President, when he
came in from Woodley, found comparatively
few callers awaiting him at the White
House.
OF those who came directly from the Cap
itol Mr. Cleveland briefly asked the news.
but gave no expression to no opinions. The
interest felt in all the executive depart
ments in the progress of the great struggle
OF endurance in the Senate chamber was
manifested by repeated inquiries as to what
the prospects were Of vote.
When the reply was made that all present
indications pointed to the probability Of the
contest continuing through another night
and day. and that. as far as the silver men
are concerned, their supply of reserve
strength was apparently inexhaustible, the
surprise expressed was not so great as
might have been supposed. The determined
character of the struggle has perhaps been
more accurately understood in the executive
departments in Washington that it has been
by communities outside. Secretary Lamont
has been receiving reports from the Capitol
by telephone at brief intervals all the morn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-Flour dull and easy
western super. 2.0oa225; do. extra 2 25a2 30:
do; family, 31oc3. 4o-receipts. 1902 barrels;
shipments. LAG barrels; sales. $50 barrels Wheat
Dun dll and easier.No. red, spot. 6s2a6s1s: Octo-
Der 66f4a66's; December. 69aS9I. May 7eisa I62;.
steamer No red, 63& asked: milling wheat by
sample. 6S-receiDts. 75S5 bushels; shipments
900 bushels; stock. 800 7S5 bushels: stock oO3
Isa bushels sales los, 900 bushels Corn Quiet
aud easy-miXed. spot. 4Ta47H: October Al asked
November 46Aa47; year. 471s asked: white corn
by sample. 81: yellow corn Ivy SAMPLE 5O-raceipts
1000 bushels: stock. 1s4.434 bushels Oats quiet
and steady-No. white western, 36a361s. No .
mixed western 3ia34ia-receipts 1iSl6 bushels.
stock IA. 135 bushels Rye nerlected-No. 2 h3H
receipts. 233i bushels: stock. IL $50 bushels Uav
frm-good to choice timothy. s15as16 Ocean
frcichts quiet. with some improvement-stcam to
Liverpool per hushei. 2i@a3d. cork for orders Der
quarter. 2s.3d.: cotton 100 pounds a2c -four
100 pounds. Zoe. Cotton frm-midslIinc 81
Provisions very firm. unchanged. Butter oniet"
creamery fancy. 30: do fair to choice 26s2S: do
imitation. "a. Eggs very dnll-1aat0II Coffee
steadv-Ro carcocs. fair. 1911: No. Z. 1917. Sugar
strong cranulated. 5%. Copper and whisky nm
changed.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 12.-Vircinia ccnsols tbrees
6ia, ae5: Baltimore and Ohio stock. CO. Faltino-c
and Ohio Southwestern firsts. 1O41la1O5; DO frs.
incomes. s5: do second incomes. 23a2Tia: do tb,r,
incomes Gas: Consolidated Gas bonds, 1CS1s; do
stocks, 57asa51H.