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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
NEW BITTER.
OLD BUTTER.

Receipts for week. 10 397 boxes; exports, 6.1-3
boxes. The first ,prinhlins OF new nll-cican cheese
came in this week. Fancy small sizes met some
demand from home Trade and brought II Ia II i4c.
Iu The large sizes mostly white, had slow ,alc AZ
100 10 I-2c. Probably 800 boxes OF lterkmer Count
uo1f skins arrived but not more than hnl are s"lu
a. vet shippers are showing come interest but are
unwilling TO pay the rate, which some Iec-iV"rC iSn'
"a far a. reported The sales are mostly al o. Sc.
!, few III the best CheIangOeS brought Ga &C, but
fhe quality of the stock from that section l. sun
below shippers wants ard sales drag al from DC down
Ia 1c The market for fine and fancy old cheese
has been fully sustained possibly showing h,ll,
more firInness toward the close Local trade mas
been fair and the demand from out OF town has
improved More Of the under grades are moving. but
"A easy prices. Liverpool cable, 03u OJ-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
OLD CHEESE


Receipts for week. ol40 bbS.. 56,o72 cases. OF
f.rlng, became considerably more urg mt during me
Inter half of last week and. receipts keeping np
beyond general expectalion price Te toms sales
~ soul vreste rn nj - &c. Put Western markets
have been sustained at relatively high hIi,' ~ ma
rlne stock arriving here is again reservedy oncrrd
having only moderate ply Tor ac'9ci cn a CIV
wants prices have again advanced 10 10 l2c lor
tbe h.st Western the market closing firm southern
egg, duh and in nnyers favor Fn Cxc'Rl a Dr
drcL o,cl 0rn but Western and southern move
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~1nr Tine

~ " i3I3 - - :, o,J8lO 1i-Oa1i. 50
! .''"''i .-''' 20 49, ia IN -O1If Y
N"''m,'r '.-'''' "a 10 -! ,So;I3 10 ii7Odll 80
pr''"p ---'''''"'" ~" '''''
PAIL coffee Oncudnr au,ouu, afoai is j0291s bi,-
''i,. - 9jt l,,gs la, v,, IA ~, a- ISL anI
i5"G-i r,r. ia iSgo r,i ,', IN Ncw.Yors TODAY
.o iG5 lae~. Waichop~e dei,r- At 'w-YotA y'-trf
d,t i.s1.7 bags. Amount ar.af fI.m Bran f"t Ul.
Inifo1 states j. - 90 iao- spot uIrsrt W. 1ud
nominal ~ about &C. Tor 10 r. '..rai lat. IL va q
riat = uc., o.rr.d az IT, -.l.o 1000 lag Flo. No
= 70 hr shipped. mad. iafr fr.f ri1f a. u "t
,4n O1O has &c. done fo.ll- - be- shipped. ~ ~
I AMI : o.O ~. nfoat ~ 12-.
,.,,... .r, .,.. ., ...,..... l,f al,,tf
DHi"~-iE" MA Lrt j. qur il aI O'i"r''' ,, W." H. 49,,
-i''n'' WIN ~ ,.it, ~ ilil'> ,'.r, Iut, .r..
ne ~, ,.n'h' rNnr,t' ,1". go, .t, II oi-- o..
,r,1, -, 10, ,u o,,,,. 49,. ..i ,ru,vfovni
49,, IN i.u,n -, ~. -, ~. IL ,tD,.r 3D. 20
=, %" ri ,,,.,.r,'i,t IA, -..,-, 20 and 10 bot
a.. IA OH ani-o .,,l - i..~l 03 ''n,"~
-r,f-l.. off ra--ia SiD.,r. ttlii.., Pcitd jodilr.
r,.,,- p.l.aln repli,a 2,a,p+ arl.u, 90 oYai ".
t,l..u tou aG0-7r: hal-tfn I'. q lodd. Of r.-.
- -5ge9 80. bromide ~ Potash .f032 .or American
Nmch-litri, "4d"''. N'0,-A 'r.ir o. --"-'t, o''
1'H' NC 'ii "'A ,'1r' Do ''' '''-''
us. O'"a'n I,r'' 81. D. ',l-. -, p'na' .
''' "h..' "l' - '.''' '''- .''' 10 70
$40 -l't -'.''r .n l'I 'N.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

Receipts for week. 81 l|2 pkg. For couple OF
d,y. following last weekly report There was some
urs,urr 10 sell and values settled 10 - =" 2oc ior
,ancir> fresh creamery and 3G0 % 12c for best state
ca,ry tubs. These figures attracted buyers from O,i
markets, and before the close Thursday about III
on the su plus stock cleaned up. beiIr ic'nns
was d,v.l ped at once ana before saturday night
rrccs had recovered 24 II per ID. 30 Lar ms week
there has been active tradirg nj higher rates 10y an
sort, supplies short oil pressing hece'sieN
md there has been strong competition between local
AID oui oftown buyers which has forced ar aaI"Er
rather AGAINST the wishes of most operator Al 'H
close fancy fresh creamery j. firm AT 290 ~ &C ana
an occasional lot of gili-edge quality reaches &c.
Fr,ts have worked NJ 10 21"2oc. ana SECONDS are
e1tv. nj 3i0 pc. state creamery is Increasing ana
vlle same OF the finest lots bring 2"c rarely ~ -
no,f -aley r-e at 2T0 2-c. Eve carloads "i amor
mia cia.s butte, arrived during the week. bulk OF
sale al 23o &c bnt the car in TO-DAY brought 20"
-, state dairy Is Running scarce, ana 'l'rr are
more orders t., hand than can be hlied N.leF .!oN oI
p4lawa:ts bring 2Sc. fancy lines sell ~ - - aiu
i,l',~ Grades range downward about n quoted BtSi
Wel.h advanced to 9G Ia &c. and was strong al
That several small lots Cf old DAIRY nfhihS law
Ia , On 5,;c Imitation creamery aud fresh factory
in light receipt and selling quickly al the advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
DRIED FRUIT.

Receipts for the week. 1892 pkgs; exports Tor ihc
week. LIZ pkgs. There has been qnet loDDhs
trade in choice and fancy apples AT slightly rcuu,'i
Prices. but for prime and lower grades the marie,
l. stli very dull and decliung some fair siocR ha'
been sold at .sao 1-4c, and prime can be bought
al 3-3aoc Some dried apples are Offering, rover
but do not attract buyers yet; fortunately lh'
stock here Is Hight Chops steady for prime hoiNS
packed lots. No call for and skins. Eaop
ierrics and cherries have declined under very SO"
trade and ifrccr offerings. Iiucklcbcrrles sllghiS
weaker, and blackberries largely nominal YAH
fornla aprlcos held about steady, but peaches anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
!. Axn REERlES-FKESIl.

offered The tone has been generally WEAK. but Close
about steady on good fruit. Florida oranges are ~
moderate SIMPLY and the better grades meet ialr
demand at firm prices medium qualities qi"', ne
ccipis Of strawberries have been very Huch ihiS'a
frnrn Florida and Charleston and "A good many arr
nov, coming from North Carolina. Prices have dc-
clined heavily saturday, but me o. manu - now
responding TO the lower rates and stock Is ceahhs UP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
POULTRY.

koceplI 0f I've pouliry have boon a Il1llo TO
nr"Ny Tor il" demand most Of the week. and prices
'aNo,ci me buyer. ri ID" close how"ycr. supplies
are hEAl'l, ana Tie market j. DEVELOPING oiit"
strong one on weighing stock. Fowl, ,od today
NJ J." &c PIT he j. likely 10 be IN" ruling rate TO
iowlS. Good turkeys bring 13c Duck ard geese
SUI running poor ard have Slow sale Pigeon, active
m Fresh Killed fowls made Sigh; improvement last
Ihursday br II wa- Lost Friday. aud the week
closed with Il dcrlln" So l. 1.20 BE. 80 far Til
week trad" has been quiet. Int receipts light and
prices are held steady. Fresh turkeys in light supply
ana of very irregular quality and Valuc Broiin,
chickens scarce and firm Fresh capous steady.
squads in light supply Frozen poultry l. held with
som" confidence at quotations. bat moves rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
u NI)I,!t

NUTS -T,amt, unchanged; quoted At G3fa &c
for fancy hand picked and ~ l-3c FOR turner's
spanish ~heed firm a, Sic for Ma; No. quoted
al 5-sa23-ic: Virginia No. ,h'hrd ai | "a
3 3-4c. and No. = at ~. ! Sc.
DEESW Affirm: -puthcin quoted ~ - Il"
90 pc for large lots WITH smaller sales higher.
MALE SUGAI-Ncw Jrchs freely offered al -0"c
per H. with demand quiet. small sales OF new
syrup al 75d SOC per gallon can.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts Of milk and CT, am at
The different railroad distributing points In ana near
tLe civ for the week have been follows: Erie
3O7 can, Of milk. - cans Of condensed milk ana
Ia can, Of cream: Pcnn,y lNani. Poughk"cpI" ana
Bo.tnu - cans Of milk: ~nsqHrhnnnH l.1Dt cans
az milk and ~ cans OF cream. Lackawanla - - can
Of milk and - can. Of cream. New York Central ana
Harlem 2:y5j cans Of milk. - cans 81 condensed
milk and 20 can, of cream: New York tilN ana
Northern. lilo cans Of milk New Haven ana liHl
ford AS cans Of milk Ontario and Western. ''o''l
cam. OF milk and lj~ cans OF cream. west >i"I'
33j cans of milk - cans Of condensed milk ana
20 cans of cream, New Jersey Central. 20 cans o.
milk and y can, 81 cream "lu ~,
miscellaneous short r0ni", l,1'o 'AN'
milk and 80 cans Of cream. The Total dairy sup
ply has been 1g.-l1 can, Of milk, l"- can, o
condensed milk and A. cans Of cream. ~" aver
age price paid for surplus IN" platforms lh7 ,m
81 ~ can. The MIX Exchange price mas pee"
81 cents per quart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

and gross receipts 376 bales: exports, coastwisos
:! bales sales 500 bales stock, 4S,O74 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. April I5-tour dull. unchang.d' s Ss
800 ibis Wheat duh and weak: spot ana Nptl.
- San ne May - l-So - l-ic: June, - -" %,
July - -o - lie steamer No. req. &c nimu
stock, J1g.1-2 bush. sac~. 113,too ph'Ii nil'~
wheat by sample. 3:i0 ,tc. C)Tn ilIh iiAr" Np"''
T. H. - &c Npril. \ 81 T. .;--c, My -"
4, -ic. Julv - tots :c: steamer mixed - -
- Il re: ,iocr I42.2G7 bush: sale, 300 bisi :
Whit. com bI sample. 81" J-c. Atllt" ru' u
Oai. steady 80 > whit, Western. II u" l-c 80:
mixed do :g,0 :,9c: stock. 53.!pO hn'i. hA' ui'
40. :. G.c nomiuay sock !e,o,o ht,i' -, ~ n
Good ,rmlud: good 10 choice timothy. $40" 10 ~.
Grain rrshts-Mor" inquiry steam To LlS"rPp.,;;
Cork for order, - la. Cotton nominal hlui'',I
So proyLI n, unchanged. bu'tcr finn crrlm ~
fancy Bic DO fair 80 choice -. -' % ma, MAJ
4rc Egg, steady. II Pc cone" DUN klo 'lg i, -.
fair 10 c No. :. II 2c. sugar strong ana u WHY
anrIarei. 51-ICc. Copper unchanged. "ulA y
nrm. - 2lori -.
Boston, April io.-MarkctS iir.nra
Bunnlo April 1o.-.ping wheat "lriru Weah a,
70 lower: closing offerings ol No. n",,'I" 80,
turd TO one Her At $50. -alr>--'."po bh'h -
IA Now York on private terms, 600 bush In chrl,U :,
~ Ia11 3:,-ic. Closing 80. hard. - l-?c' NO :
Northern 7lc asked. Winlcr-ilnii' weak '"" ,
-aI,. ear, 80. r,d. - lie; ears 10. "A,p'.
rnd GAc. 80 white. none Onercd torn Ill., Urn
'u,,t nn.riurs iight .-a,--3 cars No. = y.lo".
d.. 2 ears No :, yellow. II" - 2c. car 40 =
v.ll.v, II 20: - cars No. :. iJc; ears No. -
Is % Oat, easier demand fair. -al'No4 car
M white - l-2039c. ear No. Whll'' ., ~
80. ! mixed. 80 be asked. lA!l"y,N oh'rinI
.uri and mo demand. Rye dull: no. = ilc HSH !,
,rInur in fair request, steady best spring ~ /,
81 "A. do winter - ,j0 - %. Rye Hour ~ -
=, "a Mill feed quiet. weak. unchanged
chicago April 1s.-The leading futures ranged aS
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n p wS nops at the moment is compelled TO pay

necoipt, OF hay are moderate and the demand
nfldent TO keep prices fairly firm. straw i, dull
nd weak, with ontsidc figures extreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

Cl,h quoIalionl werc as IoInM' uh LII attn
~. X, p lDrlnr wheat. zoe: No. red. - u" 80
"" corn - be: 40. 3, go 80 llr. N T az a.
80 Ne > ryr JOc. No. barley. b2c ~ NJ NJ.
-c,d - ~ i. prime timothy seed ~ 10Y - -
mes, pork pr bbi SG 50 $40 20. lard PER w l2,:
- 10, -, =, short rib, Sdcs nDD>el - a., - -
drv allt,d IN, lers tboNedl. 80 2jo - - ShDF
clear Sid, tboNen. Sl0oslO %: whisky; als,'''a
,iriyf,.l ro,i, per gal - IA sugars. eat loil' W
,,,nu,t,sl ; 9-c: standard \. Ice. ON the pipu.
ne, rNchnng, today the butter market wa' eA,i't
creamery 1O0 24c: dairy, .l0 2uc. fes' p'"'''
If ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

CHARLESTON. 8. G., the south and southwest
ia, ksONNIIl.E and all florida Points
From Per ~, H. IL. foot OF ;0Oseirlt-,t:i. D. M.
q IEitDk triaN, Aprl zis
NtONQUIN Iu'sday, ApIl y.
II.oCI- 81 = Friday, Apu =.
All steamers hne hrs;-cass passenger Dmno1atlcns.
WM. Z. CLYDE & CO., General Agents
y Bowling Green. y. Y.
T.. O. EGER. Genl Art. g. S. FIT Line, 3i7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
Orean 5leamers.

Ncw.YorN n t,snoi In JOS thai eleven days.
Vera sat. - 10 am. tui1a. Sat Jne 10 ~ an.
fn Ia sat, Jay g 10 m. W.ra sat- July l. ~ en-
Ea~r W.lI,Miv l3 10 m Fnlda. sat, July Il? ~ an
W,ra SAT-. Nav a. 10 am. Weira sat. Aug D. ~ AN
Passage slcO S25 or $50 berth. First Cabin
4 Bowling CIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
WHITE STAR LINE.

COLUMBIAN LINE,
I NEW.YORK- COLON,
Panama south PACIFIC. Mexico California
VIA PNNNMA RAILROAD co
Sailing rom Per - y. r. -
,l,ur Anil % Marco-, May, IT, D. d.
'' AND ALTERNATE WEDN tSDAfS. ,r ..
For freight, passage ard general inloDnSuoh app"
the frame Department. ,, ,,n
'"' STAMFORD PARRY. HEBRON CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

"a TNITID STATES MAITl STLAMS HITS
+ OIL 81 A 800 w Vi LO Do N ERRY.
rom Per 81 y. H., foot Of West 2lth-st
=. >. CITY OF ROME. sat. May
saloon. upward Second CABIN ~3o
Devonia April -. 10 0. Furnessla. May .. n.
Circassa April 20, p. m. Ethiopia May 10 D. N.
Cabin sij ana upward Second Cabin $50 STORAGE 50.
CABIN EACU lisION IA KErS AT REDU CID X AiES
For drafts, and other information Apply "
HEN DEBsON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, New'iorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
LNAN-ClllNA
" OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco a follows:
prrtc c,iu call at Honolulu, THURSDAY, May 4. D. n.
I -, tuesday, June Is, y. M
superbly appointel-Superor accommodations.
poor,,,lon, can be made BY letter telegram TO and
,i mans sc,u at 2S7 and 1913 Broadway, New.York;
n,,rv plac. or room ~ Railroad Building. san Fran.
49, LELAND STANFORD, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
AMERICAN LINE.

n. NEW.YOHK SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY SATURDAY.
New-lork Arr - 10 a. m. Paris. May g. M
Chester Aul -. p m. l:rln-.-.- May i5' D. M
From Pier 49, y. H., foot u Chrstopherst.
Shortrst and Most Convenient Route to London.
Passengers land az Empress Dock, avoiding mcoa'
ycnence and ri;..fer by tender.
First Cabin lasSayr Southampton London or lialra
$50 and upward accoI ling Ia Steamer Second taoh TOO
ana 40 St"er1ec ut low rates.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Nax Iark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

II. l.. nnintlin - ,.-r,,,r.r>,
A Vctoria Arr 20 0 a. m. r. Bismarck June ], a. N.
80 I,isnarck Nav 4 \ a. M Columbia. June :, ~ noon.
foI,rIi IA Nav II 40 n m A. Victoria. Is, a. m.
Victor,a Nav IL 80 a. m Nornanna Jne22, II 80 pm
Norr,snnIa NAV % n m. r. Bismarck, June 20, am
l-t cab. f.,O and upward: lid CAB too. =, =,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET CO.. 81 B'way, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
RED STAR LINE.

"A. FOR ANIMfl.P AND PAKIS.
Sailing Tor Newlork ami Antwerp weekly
FRIE>LAN Wrdno sday. April ~ 8 n M
KHh Milan Wednesday, April DC 2:S0 y. m
First cabin, go upward; second cabin, Ia Apt"erp
ga; from Antwerp. ~ and sj2 IL dnction On
round trip, Apply for Facts StsIsge a. very 10" EitS
lNIE..NALIONAL NAkIGAJiON 90,
Ienclal Agents Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

Northern, O3" Olc.
Philadelphia. April io.-Flour- Trade exceedingly
dul and market weak. RS" Hour dull ana bifN
sr,4,dy at i3 TO- - II for clolce Pennsy Nimn ANA
What Market quiet but steady: No. red APRIL
- - I-ic: May. al Il lie: June. -" - lie :
uly ,5r. tye dun "a, SOC for No. Penn lNhhli'
-Oplon market ruled ST. ndv No, mlN'd Apll,
- l.2al- ste, May. II" - lAc June ~ .t~
Is lie: July T. "a +9c. Oai>-NO. white, h'i
i2r higher. Trade, however, WIS qwrt' fuurt'
GSl a M d Sa nl No. o S c pHa,r scar,
and firm cur>ylyania creamery "N'i'' ~ i'nt
,yl,ania pint, extra wholesale !.c Penn .yNail
prints extra jc'bing 33o zee; tsE, miner WV"
Ren,d quiet and unchanged cub''. . -. in g.
; &C. standard powdered. 3-7c. tine granuiai a.
, SC; standard granulaieI : :, clown ~ > ,'oc
oonlrctiOncrS' ~ jc; rcd star y. J. 90 hel 81 'i''
\ I SO: Franklin T.. i.-lc. Franklin rNtl" =.
iir. red star &. ilic, green star T. f;4'' O"'
star G. I 3.-c. other article, unchanged
unchanged Wheat sank slowly with but litir re-.
action. closing &c below yesterday. No. req 'GN
higher ~ 3--c: May. 81 $500 |-c 'I.NihE
g. lie: July. - 7soGo , So: closing. 60 Lie ;
50 j-c: May. Sc: July. - 7-sc. ua'I urn No:
> cash. Bic: May 30 5-c. Rye and harley nothing
doing FlaN,c"d lower; - 10 .ievr,ru J,u
trndcncy. Bran at mlll. Goc. Butter firm I'M
changed Eggs Giwer. - Lie. Lad higher. Aprll.
~ %: spclt"r hiehcr - TO- t"rnm'" Nu|oN'
Hshrr Pork standard mos, ioll ing new. 81 80 4:
l,rd ~ ~ - Dry sal, meat. loose shouul,
r. - long, aud ribs - -: slmis. - 80 i"NN
i5c more. Iircpn-lTc,'d -hould"rS ~ - l"rGN
$40 90 :. Iloms-Suspr surcd. II 81" - Ste.
Toledo April lo-Whoat dan steady No : caSn
aud April 20 lie: May. 30 e JniN; - ,So
August - 3-c Corn duh steady no. cl'i ana
miIcd cash. :.ac Rye dun cash. Sc. noN~s'ed
loW.r. prime cash ANA Hpfll. -
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-08-17
THE CoUNrRYs 8 CONDITION.

Congressman Pickler, in Hurouite in
terview. gives his views upon the present
situation:
The country ia in an alarming con-
dition. This generation has not before
witnessed such u loss of property by de-
preciation, such armies of IN en- thrown ont
of employment. and such bad conditions
confronting the usiness men ana labor
er. in this country, as exist to day. This
administration has done nothing to man
tain confidence. The manufacturing in.
terests fear to 10 anything lest by low
tariff they may be ruined by foreign
cheap goods Moreover. they are IN
able to get money to carry on their affairs
Mr. Cleveland now seeks to place the
country upon single god standard. and
this Is contrary to the platform OF the re-
publican party. which has always been
the party of good money, and at the same
time always been the friend of bimetalIc
standard, Whatever the democratic party
may do, think the republican party will
pursue and practically agree upon safe
and conservative course that will not bow
the dictates OF CT veland's Wall streetad
mirers. Tut will recognize both gold AM
silver as the standard. single golt
standard money lowers prices for every.
thing we have TO sell. and greater diff
Guilty in obtaining to pay the debts owinl
by the people OF the west. As long a
every dollar is kept ecu to every othe
dollar We cannot have too much none.
in circulation"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-08-17
THE CURRENCY FIGHT.

Congress has opened mp the ball on the
great financial fight. the start of which is
graphically told by telegraph reports.
Congressman Bland, the democratic free
silver leader, meets the battle as laid
down by President Cleveland, and il
ready to fight II out. Here Is how he
started it in the house:
we do not intend That any political
party shall survive that will lay confis.
cation hand upon America in the interest
of Lpglaud and of Europe and demone-
tize silver in this country; and. my
friends Of the eastern democracy, We bid
Won farewell when you do it,
These were the words OF Richard p.
Bland in the great financial contest that
opened in the hou Sc of representatives
today, and the applause that followed
the determined utierance demonstrated
that The great s3lver leader had with Linn
material element OF the democratic par
ty II brought every member OF the
house to realization that the most seri-
Gus crisis in the democratic party since
the dissensions OF slavery was at hand
and that the division OF 1898, like the
division OF 1891, would be largely on sec.
tiopal lines.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-08-17

There Is no state scarcely IN the union
that will this year produce q good all
round crop. as many did last year, In
fact the best Information ohfainable. hv
official reports, by conversation with
those who have travelled. and hy person.
nj observation in several states, NE be-
lieve there are few II anv states that viii
AZ whole produce good croo. This
Is at least the condition OF things In all
the Missouri and Mississippi Valley states
including Indiana and Ohio. There are
few localities ia manv states that will
produce almost. IL pot altogether. as
much as last year, but they are localities
favored by timely showers and favorable
weather. And the United States are far
more fortunate this year than many
dronth stricken districts of foreign coun-
tries.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-08-17

suggests the umimportance and insig-
nificance OF those little things which
small soul and harrow mind snaps up
with ayidity-a mind revolving on an axis
OF petty, selfish ditferences-a mind in.
fnenced by motives which. though at
once evident, are none the less detesta-
BILE to all who rise above its own sphere.
Hence. Notwithstanding these schemes.
and rs can be attested by our readers, q
ruling sentiment Of this paper is forbear-
ance. And feeling thus, we record the
more serious thought that Bro. Stratton,
in comgllmenting HIS friend Mr.. Platts.
with passing notice, perhaps really did
so without any intention, thought OF, or
desire to injul the business interests Of
Miller-at least We are inclined to this
more liberal construction. And after
very agreeable business intercourse, and
we believe equally sharing with them
neces sary burdens consequent upon the
efforts of all OF us to build up grain
market and business center here, cover
ing period of over ten years-through
silis long and intimate acquaintance, the
PRESS takes the liberty OF asking the
business men OF Miller in this instance to
forego any adverse opinion to Bro. Strat.
tons good intentions. We believe all
newspapers will do some good-even if
they have different ways of accomplish
ing the same end.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-08-17
REE HEIGHTS


Rev. E. II. Swarthout spent last week
with his family near Mitchell.
Mr.. C. Fuller arrived Saturday night
with a carload of young cattle from Sioux
City, which he offers for sale.
Mr.. David Watkins returned last week
from a several weeks visit at Eagle Grove
Iowa. He brought back fine covered
carriage, and dandy harness. and all
the young maidens would be ANXIOUS to
De David's best girl" IL be wasn't show.
ing photograph of a lady.
Miss Jennie White returned last Friday
to Omaha. where she has q position as
typewriter.
A. Edgar Fleming got tired Of this tree.
less country and betook himself last week
to Eagle Grove Iowa.
Mr.. Spornitz has brother and friend
visiting him.
ID. II. Smith aud wife visited Sunday
at ID. Whitcomb's.
"Stubble ducks" are quite numerous in
town. They taste almost as good as
prairie chickens.
Messrs Edwin and Peter Watkins
have purchased claim three miles south
east OF town, and as it contains q fine
spring OF water they are fixing it up for
cattle ranch.
There will be no services at the church
Sunday morning; but will be preaching
in the evening.
+. B. Gardner returned from the world't
fair Monday evening, and now while he
is doing up groceries be will entertains
You with the wonders Of the white city.
CLEANER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-08-17

Shorty Porter. the ORIENT merchant.
Attorneys Baldwin and Frederioks, were
doing business 1.-TWO and half miles
west OF the grove" on Monday last.
Shorty is the same jolly fellow he was
when he occupied the dsputy's chair In
Register Keeler's ONCE. The only thing
We ever had against Shorty was when he
and friend Keeler wrote on those county.
seat election notices: posted because
the HAND COUNTY PRESS. Official paper.
refused to publish" We acknowledge
now IL never before. that this was very
clever Dodge on the PRESS, but we had
the fun Of keeping Shorty. Keeler. Specs
Baldwin, Charley Dwyer and others up
all nigut trying 10 Get into the PRESS Of
nee. Such "reminiscences Of 10y gone lays
can be contemplated now with greater
eomposurs and pleasure than We oil DIS
Played when those incidents occurred.