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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

ul0 oeS 53plIfriegeS siptlben 9eutlblano
uno NuBlanb, Der IN etlcm icbr~ nngelege>
ncn Nugcnblide atS9e6roben lit. 9aSu
gcleut iieb ba6 Gricbetnen Ser Gbolera
IN Der &eicbs6auptltaOt, etne !6eime
iubung, sic uns ebenfauS aus bem 3arcn>
rcicbc gcfomnen lit. NQer0ings lit lte bis
jcbt MIR in Drei sulammengebOrigen sat-
lelt dlfgetreten, bercn llrlprung aus Jtui@
iilcbsB olcn SmctfeloS nadbgelptclen lit, 70
DoB mir einen Seu6cnberO DorlGufi8 nibt
81 61ilrcDtcn 6raucben. Wtan tpar auf oaS
Gintrcffcu bcS unbeimlicben @alteS i9on
lGnglt Dorbercitct, er bat D09er feinen lol>
chen SdbreGeu peruria6t ipie i'm porigen
Sabre. Die geiunO6eitlicben GerbaItnille
Berlins itno TO alSge5etcbnet, ipte es in
eincr MilIioncnitaot nit iDrem llnpermeiD>
lid6cn 8roletariat un0 BQltperiSmuS nur
m0glicb lit, bic Macblamteit un6 l1miicbt
~un1erer la1itdtlicben unb poliSeilicben Bes
60r0e1 laIien NIGHTS 3u tpitni9en ilbrtg,
un0 babel iinO Sic MaBre9eln, pel3e 9c8en
Die @tnl6Icppung ltn0 Serbrettlng Der
Gpioemtc getroffen iDeroen, ntcbt 10 bart
uno itreng, baB iie. gauge StGbte un0
Staaten 9e9en chamber ablperren unb lGb>
INtltU NuI JJUllutL ullU 2CutueL elltlutllCll-
90 getpaltige rationale 8erluite tpie I'M
Derfloiienen Sabre iino. baber ni9t 81 be-
iorgen, Bic bittere @rfabrung lit niebt obne
quite Sricbte geblieben. Nub Die 3eitunz
gen iinO p%erniinftigcr getporoen, ite brin9en
nicbt mebr Spalten LANCE Nrttfel il6er bas
8iit6en Ser G6olera, Bic bo6 NUT ba5u
bicnen, bdn9li6e @emiitbera nod nleDr 81
dngitigen uno babur6 aufnabmefabtger fir
bic b0icn &ommaba3iuen gu macben.
@benlDtpenig rte6t man allentbalben ben
piberipGrtigen Gblorfalf, ber i'm Goriabre
Sa3nbOfc, StraBen unO gldBe perpeitete
ultD baourcb glei3foaS ni6t lpenig &rants
beiten crseugte. Die beiten S6uBmtttel
gegen Den tiidii6en Seino bleiben Wut6,
%regelmdBige 2ebenspeiie, mO9li6ite Stein
lic6teit unb @ntbalturg BON benientgen
9tabrun9smitteln, bic a6fiibrenb iptrten.
Son irgenbpelcber G~6olerapanit lit in Ser
lin @ott lei 0ant NIGHTS 81 bennerfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Do1itip toenttfcirt.

s. 8. &ieQD aus GDaniton uno Nat6an
2app BON 30. StraBe u1o @abai6 9Denue
ioenttftcirten Srettag NIT poiitiDer @etptB5
belt 6ie 2eicbe zines am lebten Mortta9 in
einem 8ootbalrIe BET @paniton toot gefunz
6enen Wannes alS Bic bes friiberen wobl>
babenben SaI3bdnblers @6gan q. SaDre
aus Mani1tee, Mt6igan, mpraltf Sic 9et@
denbeltatter @ebriiberS 6affer Ser Satnilte
beS So6ten TSreitag N6eno tpettere telegra>
pbiibe Wittbeilllngen macbten. SaDre
purbe felt ettpd elmer @Dcbe permiBt unb
bate Dem oben ertpGbnten 2app bic brief
lidbe W1tttbeilung genabt, baB er nab Sort
Md6ilon ge6en unO mtebrere Sage abtpelenb
iein tpcrbe. St geborte elmer gebtlbeten
ur6 i%po6lbobcn6en Samilte an; ieinS9pa7
ger un6 mebrere ietner S6peitern befub@
ten Dor ettpa bret gS odben bic Qlusitenung
un6 fticgen I'M Nubttorium76 olel ab. Sic
1inD @iqentbiimer Ser Garf ielo >gS6ee[er
Salt Gompanp 1T Maniitee, Wticbt9an.
SaDre MAT 6arauf 2(ngeiteuter Der Santa
Sc 8a6n, fiate me6rere 8ertrauenspoiten
an 6er1elben aus, Derlor aber feline Stel1
lung aus irgenb einem @runbe, uno iiberz
lieB fib fei!oem ber 8er3ipeiflung. Oct
8oli3eicbef lieB bic Sadhe %fallet, morauf
6reitag Nacbmittag Die 8eer6igung in Scfz
ferlon itattftnben iOltc, bod bctanb Serr
S9affer slerit barauf, baB bic 8erpanbten
porerit Sic 2eicbe beli9tigen ioaten.
@eltern Mbenb fam in @paniton Elm Selez
oramm bon @onarb Wbeeler aus Wtanie
ibe, Mi6., S6magcr BON 6errn Sapre5,
an, in tpeldem mitsetbeilt miro, baB er ali
@runb BET MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9ei9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Staot Chicago.
Derhaftun9
Gines unter meroperoadt Fehenoen
Jtalieners.

Die @eit @6icago Nbenlte 8oIi3ei sIaubt
Ben M0rber bes am Nbeno oes 2. Oftober
1892 eri6oiienen StaIieners @ltsoro Worz
tino bon SEQ. So Sitben QtDe. in Der Berion
beS 9onneritag9lbeno DerbattetenS talieners
SOiepb @omrom %gefunben SIT baben.
Q(m Nben6 teneS Cages iptelten nte6rere
9an6Sleute Ser S~tiefel> 6albinlel in 6er
@irtbIcbaft bon 2ouis Nuegoto, SO. Sc
Stlben Q(pe. &arten unb trarfen it6 nacb
u1b nab in cine iolcbe 6tbe bineil1, baB iib
inter Sen at einem Sii6e ~itbenben Ser
lonen cine a0gemetl1e 8riigelei entpidelte.
8~ierglGier flogen ais gSurfgei6ciie burcb
Die Suit unb Stible ipurben auf ben
8Opfen ber &Gmpfer entspet gebrocben, big
2 S6aie loSgtngerl, BON Dencn elmer SoAn
Gbiar9io bon 81 Stlben QlDe. am recbten
Qtrm Dernun6ete unb Ser anbere Dem
@lt3orn Wforttno Sic 8ruit burcb6oDrte.
@riterer tpar balb pteber bon Ieinen
Gerlebungen bergeitcIt, ipdbrenb Worttno
eini9e Stunben ipater I'M @ountpbolpttaG
Itarb.
0ie 8oLiSet fonnte Sen Weann, tpeL9er
Den t06tLtcben S6ltB abgegeben bate, nt6t
ermttteln. @S m1roen 5tDar mebrere Ser
~haftungen borgenommen, tnbeB obne baB
@nflagen erboben wurben. Mebrere
Qugen3eugen Ser Morbaffaire bei1rieben
Ser 8oIi3ei einen Wtann, melber glei65
faQS an ienem 9lben0 in Ser MirtDicbaft
gepeien mar unb am &arteniptel tbeiIgez
nommen bate, unb e~rfolgte geitcrn auf
@runb bteler notwithstanding bic
8erbaftung @otprDm's, ais er it9 in Der
OtGbe BET 8eit Gbtcago Qtpe. g oLt5etitation
umbertrieb. Ser Mann beberricbt Bic
englil9e Spra9e nlr III iebr man9elbafter
@etie. ST geitar6, ant Morbabenbe in
.Qle9oto'S 8irtbi9aft 9eipeien 5u iein,
peigerte ii6 aber, tpeitere Ausiagen SIT
macben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
unpropocirte K0rperperlebun9
Gines 2lrbeitsIoien ourd einen 6arbisen.

@eitern Qbenb, ettpa Inn baGb II lt6r,
pur6e ser felt eintger 3ett bel6GftlgungSz
loie Sobn @orman BON SEQ. 40 Statea
StraBe, tpelcber I'M 2afe@SrontzYarf, cttp6
20 S6rttte bon BENT Settentpege, Direct
Dem 6aupteinsange bes Auditorium 6otelS
gegenitber, i'm 6albi6lafe lag, bon etnem
Neger, tpelcber etn fiinftlt6eS Sein trug,
u~nianft getpeGt. 2ebterer forberte @ormart
in barlAem Some auf ibm eini9e Gi9ae
retten 5n Derabfolgen, %iDorauf bieier nit
DEM 8elnerfen, Dab CT ni6t nit lolBem
Gau6material perleben Jet, abi6ldgtg anti
tportete. Ser Neger itteB ben Nrbei1
ter bierauf brutal 81 8o6en, Derz
.leBtc hemlelben na6bem ct pie6er
auf feline TIBe g~eiprungen mar,
NIT einem i6arfen 9tafirmefier einen
tiefen S6nitt in ben ltnterlcib unb ergriff
6aittg in Der Gi9tung bes SQinotsGentral1
8~abnbammes bic Slucbt. WfeDrere Baiian>
ten, ipelcbe burb bas Laute St0bnen @or>
mans auf bicien aufmerflan murben, riez
fen etnen 9olt5titen berbei, %tporauf Die
l1cberfibrung beS i6iper G%erpunoeten,
ipel6em eth She'll ber Gingepeibe beraltSz
bling, nacb benz 81 @6oipital e~rfolgte.
Die 2lerSte erflaren leinen 3uitanb fiir iebr
frttii6.
ST be5auptet, 6aB feline @o6nun8 gto,
40 StateitraBe ici, bo3 tit @orman's
gtame In bieiem 6altie, in tpelcbem it6
cine @irtbi6aft zines WanneS, Namens
8at6elber beftnoet, pte al6 in Ser STACY
barldbaft, unbefannt. Gier Sarbigc, auf
nelde Germans MISUNDERSTANDING
eini9ermaBen paBte, tpur6en I'M 2aufe bes
geitrigen 9tbenbs IN 6aft genommen, unter
btelen Moies Wation, Der ein titnitlibes
8ein trG9t; ct ldugnete, pie feline Wttpere
6afteten, 9onnerftag Nben0 an ber SteQe,
an iueld6er ii6 Die Nffatre 5rtrug, gepeien
All fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
ueble G%rfahrun9en
Gines Dieb5idters aus montana.

Ginem brutalen Gaubanfau fiel Sreitag
Nben6 Der Gicbsubter Samcs 6aDpoob,
aus Berlin, Mont., gum Spfer, alS CT cine
9(uep an 6armon Court 5mii3en Stateltr.
un6 Wabaib Npe. paIitrte. 9ret Serle
padten i'm, ibleppten i'm trob 1etneS leb@
baften Mtoer1tarbe5 bon Sem SettentDege
fort unb macbtcn i'm fir DaS @rite burcb
eincn 6%efti9en, gegen ieinen 6intertopf gc>
fibrten Sblag betDuBtloS. Giner Der
Wegelagcrer, mel6er lpGter ietnen gtantel1
ais QSiQiam Grace angd6, nabm oarauf
cine Wetamorpboie ietnes GuBeren Wfenz
lden Dor, tn6ent er Ictnen gan5en Nn5u9
nit Ser &leioune bes 8aubopfers tpccblelte
unb bierbei Die 8ergeBlibfeit begging, Die
l16r Des' MarneS aus Wto1tana 0tclem
ipie0er sa3ultelen. 9as bertpegene Srto
glaubte icbt feline Nrbeit getban 81 baben
unb poQte gerabe Die 6lucbt ergreifcn, ais
lie bon Bret BoliSiiten altf baS lnange1
nebnlte ilberra1bt tpuroct. Die @eno11en
BON @race laben 0telelbet re6t3eittg fom1
men ullD peri6tpan6en in ber 0unfelbett,
6ob nurbe ct lelbit in Sic GGe getrteben
ltilb in barlbem Some aufgeforbert, ii6
ltber Dem ,3tpe6 ieineS Nufentbalts in Der
9leD alts5utpetien. Seine NuSf lii6te ball
fen ibm NIGHTS, benin, mdbrenb Elm Boli5iit
bel ibm Wao6e belt, iubten feline &onegen
Die Nuep ab nnb entoeGten bal0 ben be-
muBtloien 8orper 6aDDoob's, t~poralf
@race in 6aft genommcn purbe. ST pet7
9erte itd, Die ytamen leiner @enoiien an
Sugeben; 6apmoob, pel6er unterbefien
tpieoer 5u ii6 gefommen toar, puroe 9Lei6,
falls nit sur Station genommen, bod mar
CT furs barauf int Stanbe, ii9 na6 ieinem
6otelzG QUARTER 3u begeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
6 bicaeo, 3. Sep1

9Dtc99o .. september.
0te beutise Gomltos=86rle mar rllbie nit
NuSuabme ether 9~emilie1 2ebbafti9felt fnrs
l1o6 Der @r0filtun9 u16 tur5 Dor S6luB.
9tQe MGrfte waren gut ll1teritiibt unO I9lie=
Ben et1pos b0ber, aber bic S6luBpreiie 5et9en
feline beIonOere Se1ieruu9. g8ei5elt fir Sep=
TENDER bewegte 1i9 DON 6255 bis 634 utb fir
December 674 bis 68S nit eirem S6luB Su
694. Gorn mar trob groBer 3ufnbr rubis lnb
i6lieBt cine &leini9teit lieort9er nit 379
September unb 400 Wtai. Safer bate eine1
8rl9 Don E Sent NIB l9lieBt 235 fir Sepz
TENDER. Yropi1io1en %manipulirt i6lteben
fir 9orf $3.50 S%eptember, anbere Qtrtttel
eil1eu 8ru6t6eil b0ber. @erin9e llmlGbe.
D&obelquotiruugel waren irregular. 2iperz
pool Id niebri9er. Yaris gSei3e1 10, Webl
5 GentineSb0ber, Nlttperpelt u1perG1bert,
8erlilt fellte Guotirun9.
Die gor1e blei6t am Wtonta9 ,Irbeiterta9"
gei6loiet,
Die 3ufubren i'm gforoweiten tparet etipas
better ul1b b~etru9eu fitr Wttnneapolis urtb
9ulutb 5uiammen 341 Nabun9en QSei3en.
6ieii9e 3uf1breu fiir Die lebten "a Stultoen a:
@ei3er 1877 Cars. fir MOntas 100, @
@orn 1877 ITO,
6afer- 372 400.
Sro6teu mad Buffalo parelt utperdltbert.
6eutige CHARTERS 10000 Corn, 10000
6afer, 10000 @eiSen.
Gerl6iffuueen pom ben otldntii9 6Gfen.
betrl9elt 5000 8ul9el @ei5en, 1887 Sap
Me6l, 1000 Nui6et Corn.
lItS fir December QSei3ert 678-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Simaat3 : Seri@t.
G]bicoeo,2. Geptbr.

9Dtcd 0 =. Septbr.
Gas 9%iiniti9e @lslebeu bes bieligeu @elbz
marfteS perbreitert li9 nit lebem Gage mebr
nllO oaS 8ertrauel1 lit sum 9r6Btelt Sbeile
tpieber ber9eiteQt. Die Gepolitet ser 0arfelt
1e9mel1 Sm ultb Bic 0telerpen babel1 einen lol=
6en Stanb errei9t, boB bic Saltfert borot
beltfet mil lIe1, Qnla9eu 5u MAIDEN. Sie
fdGt9 tDeroeloen Notet 1Deroelt am Hlabe 1pie
I'M &ailbe nit 9r0Berer Eiiufhi6feit etn9elOit
ltn0 @rlteleru1tgen iperbet ~Ieltener. Mu6
fiir GOri en3ipefe lit &apttal 1pieber er6Gltli9,
aud fir 6ppotbefen ulb contmercieQes Gaz
pier. Ser nomitelle i3i1tsfltB bleibt Z 4roz
cent. Seem gOrfer' gSe6lel waren beute
25c 9iScollto.
Die @ffeftenb0rle mar alb bente III
gutter Stimmung BEL lebbaften llmlGben mnb
a%bernalS b0beren Yreiien.
gSeltlelte warel1 pom 141-146-140, NOroz
6. %, @as ser SO, Beg. Diamond Mat9
bis III. ,grouereien better.
9ie sc EN- 0prfer 80 e ma better fir
bie gauge Qite. llmlGbe 131 ,5O4 SJares. gSbis=
fen felt ltlb et1pas b0ber. electric ebenfaQs beiz
Ter. @Selb flul1i9 nit 4 bis 5Brocent 2t9io alf
CURRENCY / bis Z 9Sroc. Stlber 72f, Sterling
feit ultb ul1perGnbert. gonbs i9mG9er.
8 II 5 D II war rubi9 ulIb 9ei9Gftslos, felt
auf Gc6runs. Qnrerifomer felt umO t6eil==
lpeiIe better. Silber 3d., Yripots0 iscOrtto
3a-4 Rupielt niebrt9er..
PartS Hettel1 better, Srcs. 99.4O. Sonz
D01er gSecbI Ell utperGl1oert.
Sterlin9 bier feit; ganfiers Si6t 1856.
60 Sage 4813, Sonbelspapier nit 2obel6ein
Si6t 483, so Sage 4.78, Jtei6smarf
9ibt 934, go Sage 92t, Srancs Si@t 525,
so Gage 5294.
Seem gorfer gSe6iel 25c 0%iscontO.
acknowledgement . .$19, $4,000.
Gala1ees ............ 1,O97 ,949.
Sir bic g8o6e sec, 995, 1886, ,ben Monot"
287, OLE, III se9en Die entlpre9enbe ISOLDE
1892 S101 1859 $50; ,Wtonat" 428, 891616.
9os 6ellti9e ganfitotement mar, wte er>
martet, iebr 9iinitig utb 5etst fol9erbe Ser
dn%ner1tnnen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Nusp6rtioe m1Grfte.

QB ei3en- 0e1p Oort- september c;
December, C; ct. 2ouis = Septy 6Oc;
0ctober 61@c; Milpautee = @eptember 6O,,
December 654c. Oulutb = SEQ. 1 NOrtberlt,
@ept. 6O4c; December 654c; Wtnneapolis
- Oto. 1 Nortbern, September, 575c; 0e=
sember, 638c; Solebo = september, 62&c
December 68sc; Baltimore : Septy 663c;
October, Oslo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

@9afe trafeu ein 1000 @tiie semiid=
ter gSaare. @el9dft lau9iom NIB Breils
ltl1perdnbert, S9luB matt.
3niu9r fir Die ISOLDE So, 1856 sesen 64,255
lit bl 8orwo9e.
8erfauft purber inter ol16erem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
0tebm0rft+

Gbica9o, ST., 1. Sept.
Dim &inbptebmarft betrl9 Die !3uz
fu6r $500 Stiif, TAFT n1tr Serarer rnb
Strangers. Ser Ntarft NOR lanSfam nub
Yreiie weni9 perGnbert.
3ufubr fir bic ISOLDE 6O,325 seseu 64,375
III ser 8orwo6e.
@erfouft rpurbeu ultter a116erem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
auad5erhta1e auttota staats-aettnaa, atoaaaa, 4. septetaber 1898.

feIt 6auon itbcrseugt iei, baB bielelbe Die
ieincsS cbtpasers lei, iopic.baB CT SamItag
M,orsen in Gbicago eintreffcn wiroe, un
ben transport Der 2eiebe SIT Deiperfitcligelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Observation-Disclosures.

h@- 2anbtpirtbi9aftli6e @egenftdnbe b~etreftenbe @n
rooe1 finb an Serru @ottlieb 9e mtlita pp cit
giaSeS GornerS, @iSc., gu rt1ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Sett mehr ais funfsio 7abren

Se1t mehr ais Tu1f5l9 JaRren
pir6 Mrs. @tnstow's Sootbin9 Syrup
iitr Sabnen6e Climber sebrau6t. st beldmi6tigt bas
&taO, eriuei9t bas 3a9nfleii4. b%eieiti9t ale S3nterz
gen Sur6iaa. Siiniunb5wan3i9 Gents Sic Tlai8e.
Bel alien apot9efern in Ser aa1ae1 @elt 5u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

Corn Seem gorf : Septem6er, C;
ct. 2ouis-S September, 34sc; Sftober, 344c;
December, $780,; Baltimore - September,
459c; Sct., 45S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

@m @0metnemorft belief fi6 Die 3a=
fltDr ant $4,000 Stiid. Marft lebbaft un6
8reiie am S9lulle etwos beiier.
l3ufubr fir Sic ISOLDE 1884, 06 se9en 49,,
205 in ser Gpr1po6e.
S6peine in Si6t.
Chicago ...........1 3, 900 SnbianoppIis. ...... 1000
OmoDo..:....... $500 @tnctHnatt. ......... l,400
@iour @itp ......... L,5Oo SOtaG 29,4Oo
Gerfaatft wurbet unter anoerem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

Gerfaa1ft wurben inter anberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

@erfouft wurben ullter anberem:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-16
PREMIOS
5 I4,4ls I4,41s
Diferencia
7sO premios que importan

Dmerencla lUs0Sz
NOTA-La diterenca de los slO,5s2 entire el tn2oate
de los 5000 bete ell EePare en- premos, Sc de
para gastos de betes sas prospectos
cuarta pate Real Hacisnda delos product0s qu
dos per 100 los tomen las acciones dc los bnetes
benencio favor del AsLlo.
ORA con ell por 100 de berefco todos los
que de cen betes adeaute las
deberen pedirse Ia PTeadenta del Aslo doa Clemenca
Davla de Sinnonet.
- oTRA.-No Sc eeryra ningin pedido que venga
accompanied de su cGrrespcndfsnte importe.
OTRA.--Los letea premados pagaan en- Ia casa de
Comero de don Jose ROdrgue6 de las Abas establecda
en- esta Villa.
Lo que avisa al pdbico para conocimiento.
Humacao, 10 de Septiembse ie 1893 LA Presiiental
Ges0escid DdgiLG de Sinloaet.
- La Junta del Aslo de Damas, no hara el sorteo =
msmo las lstas de la Dputacon regan los pag o
ae los billetes premiados, Nbre. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-16
Pr O@PECTO.

Para l. lifa anusl benefcio del Asilo para po-
bIes LA CARLOAD estabiecida en- Humacao.
coucsdlda por heal Oiden de 4 de Julio de
este sno, publicada en- la GocetG Otfcsat de
esta Provincial en- de Agosto ndmero 80.
Ell primer sorteo Sc verifcari Ell 20 de Dciembre de
1893 en- combination ell e igus fscha de La Loter
Provincial bao tipo de 25 00U bletes, dviados en- deci
mos respecto de peso uno moneda extran1era CO.
rren distbu y6ndose ell impote la forma stguente
600 betes que consta la Provincial 81 S5OOe
PREMIOS
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-20

The number of pounds OF available
phosphoric acid contained in each hun
dred ,unds OF the fertilizer mixture was
multiplied by twenty in order to get the
number of pounds of the available" that
would occurin a ton e, 600 lbs) of the fer
tilizer; then the number OF pounds of this
''available'' acid occurring in ton was
multiplied by the market value per pound
tx cen's). This gave an amount repre-
senting the value OF the available" acid
in one ton of the fertilizer.
The same course was pursued in obtain
ing the commercial value of each of the
other ingredients, viz: insoluble phos.
phOric acid, potash and nitrogen.
Then. by adding the market values of
the several ingredients, the commercial
value OF a ton OF the fertilizer was esti-
mated.-Prof. A. A. Persons in Bulletin
20, Florida Experiment Station
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-20

Much OF this damage was probably OF
a nature to escape any but the closest
scrutiny, bnt requiring only time to de-
velOp in transit at the growers expense.
The heavy storms through which thecrop
has unfortunately passed, have some
what lessened it's value, and the wisest
growers are those who do their own Gull
ing on their own groves.
The question involved is obviously one
OF considerable Importance; the loss OF
the fruit is by no means the only cOnsid-
GRAFTON at stake; it's mere presence in the
market tends to lower the selling power
OF good fruit, and its second Effect thus
becomes it's worst. The lesson, however
costly it may prove, will not have been
thrown away, if il leads to a general adOp-
ton of some mems OF utilizing here at
home such fruit as may not be adapted
to shipment, but which Dy the exercise of
little characteristic native ingenuity
may possibly develop profitable qualities
in the form of wine or preserves.-TImes-
Union.
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suburbs. ii a peddler can sell twenty
boxes OF oranges at a net p"oft OF 25
cents per box, this is the ''consummatiOn
dAvoutly to be wished 1t is the re-
taller in the E astern market who curtails
the consumption by high prices. The
fact is that the boxing and attendant
expenses, amounting to about SO cents
per box, are useless expense, applying
to large proportion of our orange crop.
The fruit can be marketed Just as we'll
without it, and the grower would GER
taiuly be benefited by securing a good
portion OF the saving" Mr.. Simpson
thinks the d. crease in the price would
result in large increase in the consump-
tiOn-St. Paul Trade Journal
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-20
Crop of Florida Tobacco.

The present crop OftObaccO is probably
one OF the best ever grown in that State.
The general depression which has cut off
the demandfOrcigar Las, to some extent,
retarded the movement of the crop, which
is now ready for market. Some of the
crops which We have watched confirm us
in the opinion expressed earlier in the
season that growing cigar tobacco 10
Florida is one OF the most profitable un.
dertakings in which men willing to work
can engage.
The Florida grower does not prepare
his tobacco for the cigar manufacturer.
but the rehandler does the sweating and
packing.
1t requires some time and study to be-
come successful sweater. Messrs. St-aton
Storm, OF Quincy, have the reputation
OF being the most successful, but there are
others who have been able to put their
tobacco in such condition as TO realize
from $3 to 81 per pound for No. 1 wrap
pers. Among these is Mr.. C. C. Chapman,
OF Lake City, who has lately had very
handsome propositions submitted him
to open a rehandliDg house at Chipley.
Messrs. Straton & Storm are the largest
growers and manufacturers in Florida,
and. if rumor is correct, they have a
money mill, their profits are so large.
Chipley, Fla, is located in a section re-
markedly well adapted to growing fine
tobacco, and, with rehandler like Chan
man located there, the growing of to-
bacco in that section will receive a great
impetus. No section OF Florida is more
healthy than the ChipIey region; being
high and dry, free from nal aria, with
pure freest one water, it is most desira.
bile location for people from the Northern
States
Several Ken nckians who went there
last spring and have worked in the fields
all summer, are walking examples of the
healt hfulness OF hesection, and with one
years experience they are now ready to
reap harvest in their next years crop.
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Shipping Oranges in Bulk

In Trade OF Los Angeles Frank Smp-
son proposes that return to the grow
ers of oranges in California may be Sc
cnred by shipping oranges in bulk, in
stead OF gong to the expense OF ship
ping in boxes on consignment. Mr..
Simpson says in the course OF his letter:
"The growers present condition will
not be bettered by forming organic
ations for the purpose of making f. o. b.
sales here, with the sole object, as he
thinks, OF thus securing every cent which
is paid for his fruit, and saving the mar.
gin which lie feels he cannot afford to pay
the merchant who buys and sells his
product.
"The leak is elsewhere. and so evident
that it is very strange some effort has
not been madeto remedyit. thoroughly
believe that the shipment OF good pro-
portion OF the orange crop in bulk is the
solution OF the problem. Five minutes
consideration will plainly show any
grower that he is uselessly squandering
$135 or more on every car. An empty
orange box weighs nine pounds.
Freight on 200 lbs. OF wood 900 boxes ....$ 30
Cost ofpacking, wrapping and boxing, 35cents
per box.
IOtal.'..".....'.....''..... .......$ l35
"This $135 and tie additional freight
charges on the oranges of say $3.50 per
car must come out OF the gross proceeds.
The grower gets what is left, after de.
Quoting commission charges, etc.
ga better method is the fitting up of
a car with racks at a slight expense of
$40 or $12 per car, loading the oranges
in bulk and selling at destination to the
and dealers who would buy and
I'd up their wagons with fruit to haul
Ound the city streets and out to the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-20
An Orange Opening.

Few of those whose knowledge of the
orange industry in this State is derived
from something more substantial than
theory, will doubt that the low prices
that have recently prevailed have been
largely due to the poor condition in
which much of the fruit has reached mar
ket. To certain extent these conditions
have doubtless arisen from the detective
packing of inexperienced growers, but
much larger share OF the trouble must e
ascribed to the damaged condition of
fruit itself.