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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

Mb1abqrenen i'm eteenen 2anbc, inbem Die
oorttgen Sarmer ben 8ebarf bur9 Der1
mebrte 3ucbt beden. gum Gbetl b~erltert,
ltn6 ,3u6t unb Siitterun9 10 etn5nrtbten.
baB ct auf BEN ibm perbleibenben Wt6rften
ben 8orran9 bcbaupten fam. /.
Sic in Sbigem 9esei9neten Nusit6ten
fir bic S9metne3ii6ter beS WtaiSgirtels
iinb berart, baB ite benielben anipornen
miiiien, ale 6iilfsmtttel 81 gebrau6en, bic
i6m gu @ebote iteben unb bcrer iinb niht
~tpenige.
MlS Gins ber 9rOBten 6in6erntlie Der
ri9ttgen gntpiGelung Der S6petne5u6t
nit Qtnpaifung an Die @ei6madSrtcbtun9
bes Bublifums, lit CUR l3eit 81 be3ci6nen,
6aB 0te gader muir eincn gertn9en BretSs
ltnterIbieo sipil6en S6pcinen, bie mebr
mageres TIeiib unb ioI6cn, bic mebr
Sett baben, ma6elt. I'm ltlebr rta9eres
Sleti9 3u er5eugct, beoarf es elmer foitz
lpieIigeren Sitterun9, ais tpenn barauf
feline ober Dent9er &ifitbt 9enomrten
unb SetterSeugitng an 6elfen Steue beDor1
Sugt tptrb. Wolten bic Bader ba5u ibers
gebel1, einen perbdltniBmdBi9 beiieren 8reis
fir S6petne nit 11ebr ntagerem Slet1cb
un6 burbpa9ienem sped S1 5abIen, 10
miiroen fte iDuobl wie Die Sarmer anf Die
9auer babel Ii 9etptnnen. 90 lan8e baS
nicbt ober boD nur lit nn3uret6enbem
WfaBe geihiebt, iuirb Set Tar1ner bic Slit
terun9 10 eitfibten, tpte fife ibm am be-
quemiten unb btui9iten lit. @erben Bic
Yader bann aus ibrem Nbiab8ebiete bets
brdn9t, 10 baben ite Die S6ulo itb lelbit
SuSui6reiben, nut muB leiber BET 3G6ter
nit barunter letben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Moos on Obitbdumen.

Stebelt it6 Wfoos an Sbitbdumen on,
10 1T oas m~eiitens ein 3eicbelt, baB nit ben
86umen ni6t Mues in Oronung lit. Sc
pDbnli6 linb lolde 8drme frant, entipebsr
tpetl lie SIT ticf gep1anst iino p0er in 8oben
nit ftauenber Ndiie iteben; supeilelt liegt
Die ltria6e AUDI an ber ic6lebten, un9eet9z
lteten 8eI6affenbeit oes 8obens. Sn iolz
9em Safe bilft auf Die 0auer tpeber Das
9tbfraben, nocb bas Nnitrci9et nit &alfs
paiier, tpeil ii1 Oas Moos INNER wiebcr
er3cugt. Nltcn 8dumen f9abet es, aus9cz
9enornmen, baB es llngesiefer beDerbergt,
ipeniger; iungen 1T es bage9cn ipegen bes
bdourb beiptrften 2uftabl6lu1les iebr
IbdbIi9. @esen bieic WtiBitdnbe giebt eS,
tpenn man bie 86ume nicbt umpflan5en
mill Ober farm, MIR ipertse ipirfiame Wtitz
tel. @ineS berlelben beitebt BARN, oaB
man bic obere @rbe Bis auf bic @urseln
tpegnimmt unb guten 8oben aufi6ittet,
aber nur 10 bob, baB Die Wur5eIn Docbz
items cinige .3oa bpb babOn bcbedt itnb.
Sci ftebenber gtGiie fann man au6, tpenn
Drainage aus benz einen ober anOeret
@runbe ni9t ausfiiDrbar lit, in elmer @nte
fernung bon benz Baum, bis wobin bic
8ur5eln nicbt reieben, i'm l~tn1frciS etnch
icbmalen @raben Sieben unb benfel6cn nit
fIetnen Steincn Doer ber9letcbet dustltlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaften.

6errn 6. So, Soa. Stebe IrtifeG:
S6metresucht auBerbalb berOtatsltaatel1 =
6errn q. g., Wto. Siebe Nrtifel: Der
@iiigitidb. = 6errn SO. g., Bt5. Stebe
Irtifel: Mioos an Sbitb1umen. Sd,
bur6 0rainr0bren farm au6 Der Inter
grltnb betpGIiert tperbcn.
Scrrn S. 81. O., 500. Wteinen Sic 6az
lenfoninben I? 8eln Sic fib in 6er Inn
gesenb erfunbieen, tperben Sic icbon fttz
Den, baB beren iebr Diele btcr5lIallbe &C.
siicbtet tperben. Gielfab miro bteic 3ucbt
g~leicb3ettig nit fancp 6iibner5u6t betrie=
ben. Die Nnlettuns gum 0erben Der Bel5e
iol in nd9iter !3ett pieberbolt tperbert, oa
bies bon peri6ieoenen Seiten 9epani9t
tpiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

oermii9t man bas @ctrdrf nit frii9em,
geiunoem @ein unO perbrau9t i'm 10
ibneu ais m09li6.
8. Sci 9nten1 Betne nit @liigiti6 lit
ourcb Elm 8alteuriiiren oft Seitung eingez
treten.. Wttt gciunbem mtiben 8ein nerr
i3nttten unb mOsIidlt 6alb 'berbrau9t,
fann Der eiitgiti6ige 8ein uoh benubt
tperoen. SIS lit bics zines bet beiten Sell
mittel unb iiberau Oa anmenbbar, no it6
0tele 8eotn9nn9en D%Orfinben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
@icbmarft.
GhicuoD. en-. i

N~Dtc19D SU., TO. Nee.
9(m &inbpieb 1T betrlte bic i3uz
fllbr 1900 Stitd. Ser Warft mar langz
ianler BEL 1tiebrigeren Ereiien. &iibe, ebeil=
folls angeboter ullb 1peientli6 ltiebri9er. @ine
0tolie Stod blieb uitperfouft. 3ufubr fir
bic 9So6e 63,113, 9e9en O,482 III Der SOrs
node. Sttmmuit9 flau.
9erfauit purbeit uilter Nitberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
.@erfanft wurben utter Nnberen

S6oe trofelt ein 1000 Stiif. Ser
Mortt mar beute i'll flaler Stimntuit9.
Yreile iiir quite @oare i9rpa9 be6auptet,
bis 3.75. 2Glitlner $3.25-4.50. @eiteris
So. OO-3.5O. 0Glnmer ulb S6afe etpa 10c
niebriger. 53uiubr fir bic gSo9e 1852,
9e9en 70,451 III Der Gormo6e.
.0erfatft lpltrbelt inter Quoerem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Gandm1rtRHAattRi&e

ca 2otbnirtbi9aftli9e Se9enitdnbe betrettenbe Nn
tro9et ft1o ont Serrn 8nttIteb 9ettttt9bOnen
eIaeeS Gorners, @isc., 81 rtbten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
First and second clear, 1h@lA@2-in. .S-.-04|
Third clear. lA@lb-in. ........ -.-104I
Metals and Timers Stock.

METALS and TInners' Stock.
TIN PLATE &c. 10xl4 and 14x20, $7.O007. %: TX,
10x1l and l4x20, 100000 5; &c, roofing, I4y20, 81 SIS:
do X, l4x20, 81 .25; do IC, 2Ox28, $ll.5O@I2.5O 80; TX
20x28, Sl4. 50015.50
SoLDER-l4@15c.
LEAD-Pig, sc P ID; bar SIC
SHEET 1RON-Common. No. ~, SO: No. 26. 80 90.
CoPPERLBottom 2l@022c; sheathing copper, 800
lac; Pig Lake, 17h@1Sc; polished copper, 19n2Oc.
WIRE-Nos. o to 2, Zoe; Nos. l to Ii, lie; No II.
HE; Nos. ID and ID, 12hc; Nos. Is and is. l4c:
No. II, &c., No. l8, l6c, subject to trade discount.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

Mebf- 6ort : gneisent 9o5si!t Sc 95 &c
@2.O0 it SGde1, 1pet6, S1.80@$1.90; Jteb
Go9, 81. 35@l.50 i'll Sdfet; &tntsrweI5eH,
$9.8O@2W lit 5a0erll.
6ofer- 0ertGrfe ltaG Yrobe iD1relt:
SO. 2, s84@28&c; 9to. 2, meiBer, 303@303c;
$50. 3, 27@374c; $50. 3, 1peiBer, 283 @30c.
@erfte- 6erfdtfe nab Probe 1parelt;
go. 3, $4,000; $50. A., 33@40c.
.8 tnterwei;en- Serf0ute mad Probe
iooren: Go.3, rot6er, 574@5Sc; No. a, rOtber,
58c.
Q pmmernei5en = 8erfdltte I'M 9tore
,porer: SO. 2, 64c, gso. 3, SIC; roeiBer,
.-m-c; SO. 4, 45-55c.
Corn 8erf6l1fe uah Strobe: SEQ: 2,
oelbes, soc; 30. 3, 34t@354c; Jo. o, metBeS
343@-c: $50. 4, 334@34c.
&Oe9eu- 8erfdlfe lad} Yrobe patell:
$50. g. 43@-c; $50, 2 na6 Wtntter -@41tc;
So, E. 464c. Saruar 1916. Mot sic.
@Ieie- GerfGufe gu S12.00-13-25
Mtbbltn9S Sertallte mofeit 9lStso'
0eu- 8ertGufe marelt 9fo. l, StnIpt9g,
S1f. 0O@11. 80; $50. 2, &innotbg Sio.0o9
1850; lem. 5ilnotbp, S8.50@9'Oo; nplo'O
@ratrie So. 100000.
gaomen- gerfdufe mad Probe rparen
| Nfahs, $50. /, 1.314@-; NtaI l34@~i
2ilmotbu, SO. 5000; 6loper. $9.5O-1O35
WAITER 500 90felfleiidz Safer du T@@
SOC; 56mals 6diier, 9Oc-95e;
S6ute- felt; 9to. 1, leI9t ullo lWlpe1'
3t-3ac; bel6abiate, 23c, yto. l. SelOieu'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Giaataa.8eri@t.
@bicaop, 16. 0ecemf

@bica9o 16. December.
Die Stille lit lofalen Sil1al;el1 6auert all
nlb Die Staten babet etipas no69eluiien. ans
letbel1 altf St0t iperoell gerlt nit 5 Hrocert
Slt9eitauoe1t. &aufmdnnil9es 60 uilb 80
Gage Yapier 1lnDerGll6ert felt nit 6 ltn6 Z
YrOcent bel mitteImdBi9er Na9fraee. Die
~lofalelt Salfe1 beridten eit sientli9 le6oftes
8a9es9ei6Gft. 2(u9 beute muroe1
feline @olben9n9emeuts 9enta6t lnb Sterz
ling nno &eiGsmart 3ei9ten srpar Seitigteit,
aber feline geIierun9. = Seitli9e @e6iel
iparen cine Sleili9feit i9pG9er nit 70 Bis
rs @ts. PrGmie 5pii9en 8onfen. l1mldbe
mdBis.
Srennbe 8e6iel ittb feit nnb uaren beute:
so Sage @i6t
ganfers Sterlt19 ......... 1856 488
@ommer5ieQes Sterling. 49,. .464 487
~ Net0sntorf. -. 943 954
Srdltfe1t .....5248 5214
0aS Neru 0orfer 8anfltatement mar etpas
siiritiger bur9 j3unabnle ber 9tnlei6en. 9ie
8erGnoerlngen 1paret:
Anlei6en, 3unobme ...... SO ,O78, 300
Metal9olb. &bnabme..... 1861, 800
Sepo1itelt, 3ullabme. 49,. 2.74S,800
0reeltba6S - 1850. 1,651 900
umlolf Nbltobne ........ 145, 200
J%telerpe, y ....... 100000
0as @el6dft ali Der Gffeftenb6rie
lpor beute 1peientli6 lebbofter lnO iGmlntli1e
Nottrln19en etlpas better. DO66abnen so9eu
o1. 8ie Stimmun9 rpor beeiier. gSeitleite
@abeG i9lieBt 1484, 9torbleite 248, 2ofeStruBe
,G" 81, Auep g" 40, 9iomonO Dtatb 1919,
gretpiug 80, .9referreO 50, Strawboorb 81,
Canal mrb God 48, Sonbs felt Gas Ser Sc,
Quep g" Ser 894.
Sic Seem gorfer g0rie mar fill nnb i'm
9m9emeiiteu etpas niebri9er Bel bel6rGuften
llmideelt. Giieubabnell gut bebaltptet. @elO
bleibt iebr fliiiig nit 1 bis 2 8rocent;
9terIilt9 feit, Silber ob1e llntidbe nonilteu
500.
Ser @dluB mar siemli6 felt. .@eiurnmt=
pertGufe 10000 S6ares.
2onbon mar felt fir GonIofS nit 98b
per GaiIo ul1o 984 auf He6nutg. 9lmeriz
fanii6e St6erbeiteu iebr falt l1b l%tiebrt9er;
Suottrull9en baltelt lid ultter gteip OorfPrets
len. @elb felt nit 2-24 Yroceltt, Stlber
better nit 80, @olb 78 sh.
Barrier Renten matt 99.30.
p;huropu q 10 401 0O1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Quspdrtiqe r1drfte.

@ei5en =. SEEM gort: 0ecentber, 67c;
Soruar, 674e., Mat, 734c. ct. 2ouis Sec.
Soc. Ntai, 64Sc. : Wtlwaufee: Galb, SOC. /;
Weot, 631c.; Ontut9 SO. 1 g&Ort6ern : 0ecy
6O4c.; Mai, 64&c. - MinueapoIis: So. i
9{ort6erl Secenber, Coo. Mai 628c.
5ole6o = December, 614c; Ntai, 678c, =
8oltinore: 8ecenl6er, csc; Moi, 7Oic.
CORN: = 0terp ,Oorf: December, 44fc;
Sonl1or, 44ke, Otot, 45Bc= ct Souts:
Secember, 344c.5 Senltor, 325c; Ofot, 35gc.-
Baltimore: Saur, 43c, Sobr, 1896
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

Int g Of wetneinarft belief ii8 bic
lebboft. Yreiie ulreeelmdBis, ober pom 5 bis
10c uieori9er. 9aders u11o 9eril0te @aare
SIS. 00-$5. Is; i9pere unb gut6ers Stod
So. 25-s5,25; leidbte S5.15-S5.O2.
Gafer fautteu 1900 Stiid, ftabtil6e
800. @erlarbt nab benz Often
5000; lltperfauft blieber 1900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
JnIano.

Mm Oonneritag Wforgen berleBte Elm
ipilo gemor6ener Stier nit spei SUB LAM
gen Sornern, tpel6er ats BEN GiebbOten
III Gaft>8uffalo entlaufen iDar, Die Nns
po1ner Der @urtiBzS traBe, bis sur Glarts
itrabe uno Dem 8roaouaD in Buffalo i'm
Staate Stem Oorf III Nn9it unb S6refen.
Nuf leinem g8ese itieB ct ein paar polnii6e
Manner tpie &i~noeripielSeug BET Seite unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18

@erl6iffunsen pou ben otIuttii6en 6Gfen
betrugen beute AZ, los Su. @eiSen, @orn
70. 643 gu. unb sc, 1924 Sab Wteht.
, 1893-05-31

tenants willing to cultivate them, paying
10 pounds of sugar per each cart load OF
25O3 pounds of cane delivered alongside the
cane carrier.
Something about sagars manufactured With
ni9ed cane juice and moldsscs: Besides cen.
trail factory Constancia at Cienfuegoes, il is
said that another plantation, whose name 10
not given, has manufactured this year sugar
from q mixture of clarified m0losseS and cane
juice but it has not been possible as yet
to ascertain at which moment the mixture
Is effected if by pouring molasses on the
cane or the bagasse in the act Of crushing
the cane for The first or second time, or after
the operation is over;the only fact stated is that
the sugar obtained by this process is of superier
quality, as far as test and color are concerned,
and the American refners by refusing to
accept it on the same footing as those manu-
featured by the old System seems to indicate
that after imposing their own prices TO
planters, they now entertain the pretention
to likewise control their mode of fabrication.
Insurrsctiom Ended: The inhabitants of
Cuba, who generally condemned from the
first moment the revolutionary move.
ment initiated last week at aGibara as
inopportune and impOlitio, have received
with undeniable satisfaction the news that
the members of both bands, who had taken
to the field have availed themselves of the
clause of the governor generals proclamation,
according to which the lives Of those who
have partaksn in the disturbance would he
respected, provided they Effected their s'tbn1is-
sion in a term Of eight days. have surrendered
to the forces sent against them, the lnsurrec-
ton being thus terminated.
, 1893-05-31
Bekjendtgjoxels
LIMPRICHT.

ZIP HENHOLD til den under 28de
- JUL 1886 Allerhoiest c~onfrmere-
dc Fundats for GrossererWILH ELM
SMIDTS Observation-Disclosures for
Trengende paa st. Croix ; 2 bringea
Diet herved til ofFentlig Kun1skab,
at der den 1stc Juli 1893 vii ware ct
r ntebelob at 1918 ii Uddeling.
An(ragender indcholdende de for
Node beh0rigt constaterede Oplys
niuger willie y@re at indsende til
Gouvrrnement for do dansk-v' stir
dioke Der linden den 23de Juni 1898
Gouvernements-Secretariate ST C7oix Han
2Jde Mai 1893.
LIMPRTCHT.
, 1893-05-31
Translation.
Publication.

SGA URSUANT 10 >2of Charter, Of
g Foundation for Merchant
WILHELM SMIDTs Legacy for
assisting poor persons in st. Croix,
most graciously sanctioned under
date of Goth July 1855, it is hereby
brought to public notice that q
balance of interest amounting to
$S7.15 will b. ON hand for distribu-
ton the LIST Of July.
Applications containing the requi-
site information and duly certificate
be forwarded to the Government of
the Danish West India Islands within
the 23rd June 1893, .vr
Government secretary's Office. ST. Croix.
the 18th May 1893.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-05-31
AFRICAN EXPLORATION.
Timea- 2lat AprlL.

NJ. De,commnne, who, with his surviving
companions, has just arrived IN Belgium,
has Issued o summary CT his discoveries.
They complete those of Livingstone, Cam
eron, and Stanley to the north, and OF
Reichardt, Capello, and lvens 10 the
south, comprising as they do the sources
of the Congo and the course Of its principal
afluents.
The Congo issues from a chain Of noun
tains, which extends from the shores Of the
southern extremity of the Tanganyika Lake to
the extreme north of the Nyassa. It forms
in those countries a river called the Tohambp-
81. discovered in the course of the last century
bv a Portuguese traveller. Lacerda. and forms
the chief afluent Of Lake Brnguelo. The
waters of the Banguelo descend from a height
of LOO metres into Lake MORO, 800 metres
above the level Of the sea, by m"ans OF the
River Luapala, 300 kilometres long, which Is
a success sion of rapids. 1heMoero constitutes
a second reservoir, and sends forth astream 500
metres broad, which reaches the village OF
Ankorro by a series Of waterfalls. At tkls
point it becomes navigable, receiving upon
It's western bank the Lualaba, also navlg'hi'.
whose waters have been swollen III their tnva
by the Lunga and the Lovoi On the Wett-
ern, the Lufira Oh the eastern bank, ana By
tho discharge Of the Lakes kabcle, Upelnba,
and Kassali.
Between the 9Th and 9th degrees Of iati-
tude, the Congo receives on the right tho
Lukuga, which draws off the overflow Of
Lake Hanganyika, as described by amercn
and Stanley. NJ. Delcoxnmune confirms the
assertions Of these explorers, that the Lukuea
is an uninportant waterway, as Its course IS
obstruoted, aud only lows freely when the
waters of the Tanganyika,afe exceptionally
high. The Luapala, on the contrary, emp
ties Lake Banguelo, which was formerly an
inland sea, but is now bordered by vast
swamps. When the Congo finally reaches
Nyargwe it measures some 200 metres from
bank to bank. Lake Landji, though marked
on the maps according to the reports of the
Arabs, has no existence.
NJ. Deloommune left Albertville, on the
T~anganyika, on September 90, and arrived at
Lusambo on January Z, after M. Dhanis's
victory. He was ~rejoinsd at Lusambo by the
Bia expedition. The country which ne
ire yersed with his caravan of 1l2 per-
sons is good. He did not suffer from famine,
90 in the Aouth, nor did any Arabs cross bis
path.
A telegram has been received from Bona
by the Congo Companies, reporting the death
Of M. Van den Ksrckhoven, the leader, OF the
Lado expedition.
Letters from the son Of Tippoo lib con-
firm the report of the death of Emin Pssha,
who is represented to have been killed fight.
ing. az we'll as all his peorle.
, 1893-05-31

fTET bekjendtgj5res herved. Mt Diet
" Days Dato til Uddeling forfaldne
R~entebelob af Deres Majesfmter
Kong Christian den Niendes og
Drowning Louises Guldbryllupslegat
til Fordel for verdige Tr@ngende
paa st. Croix er blevet fcrdelt mel
lem f0lgende Prisoner:
CAROLINE BOUMANS,
ELLEN OWEN,
MARIA McKEELY,
PHILIPPA SCHUSTER.
ALICE JANE BLOCK.
MARGARET CARLY, ,u .
THOMAS FINLAY,
MARY 4. K. USHER. Is
NJ, a. GERARD.
CHkISTIANA GUILLAUME.
Gouvernements is SecresaEiatet, ST, Cruix, den
26de Mai 1898. t,.a4. e4,c1
LIMPRIC CHI. !
, 1893-05-31

The decrease in the crop commences to APP
pear in ciphers the increase Of 29,288 tons
in this years crop and over the previous one,
shown at the end of March, has not only dis
appeared, but has given place to a decrease
Of 1886 tons for April, and as on the other
hand the number of plantations still at work
IS quite limited, receipts at all the shipping
ports are fast dwindling down and the total
ascendency of the decrease in the production
will soon be exactly known.
Last year, receipts III May added mp 1850
tons, and those after said month till the end
Of the crop l12. 900 more, whereas it is gener-
ally anticipated that the sugar to be made by
the small number of plantations still at work,
together with that on estates and at railway
stations, will hardly aggregate 100000
tons, which places the total production for
this year around 764 900 tons, against $50,
600 last year, equivalent to g. decrease OF
about 24oIo.
It is utterly impossible that the few ss-
tales still at work might continue grinding
much longer the spring cane, which is gen.
orally the one that is grown last, has turned
out OF 80 bad quality this year and it's yield
is 80 small, that the sugar thsretrom pro-
duced. even if sold. at the high prices ruling
at present, would not cover manufacturing
cost, and on this account most of the planters
have determined to cut it and to stop grinding
at once.
One of the most important consequences OF
the scarcity of prime material this year lie the
precipitation planters are exhibiting to secure
large supplies of cane for the next campaign
and several contracts Have aairsady been
closed on the basis Of 81 arrobss (1374
pouhAs) Of centrifugsl sugars, 96 test war
ranted, Per ton o. a6Dv pounds Of cane,
planters advancing money besides on che cane
to ben delivered them next yearIonly, md
thoss havisg a. yet uncultivated lands to
be disnoeea Of sHsr .hem free Of rent TO
, 1893-05-31
L1MPRI CHIT
Translation
Publication.

iT is hereby made known that
the amount Of interest on hand for
distribution this date from Their
Majesties King Christian the Ninth
and Queen Louise's Gold n Wedding
Memorial Fund for the benefit Of
worthy INDECENT persons in st Croix
has been distributed among the fol
lowing persons
CAROLINE BOUMANN.
ELLEN OWEN.
MARIA NcKBNLY.
PHiLIPPA SCHUSTER,
ALICE JANE BLOCK.
MARGARET Carly,
THOMAS FINLAY.
MARY Z. K. USHER,
NJ. A. GERARD,
CHRISTIANA GUILLAUME.
Government Secretary's Office, ST. Croix,
the 26th May 1893.
LINPRICHT.
, 1893-05-31

entertain the belief that necessity will soon
compel refners to depart from the indi8er-
encs they have been exhibiting Of late, and
to re-enter he market with q considerable
improvement to the prices they have been
heretofore Offering.
Last advises from London announce another
rise in quotation for beets and as holders here
are certain that the American Trust ID not
willing 10 pay rl5s. I'D. for beet sugar in
Europe, they continually enhance their pre-
tensions proportionately with the advance
abroad. p
Under these circumstance business here
was quite limited ami only comprised a few
small parcels at prices paid for by spectators
altogether out of the range Of those shippers
San afford to grant.
The abnormal position of our market is
duo chiefly to the disparity between the
London and New York quotations, exporters
basing their offers on the latter and specula-
tors theirs on the former, between which
there is a difference of fully 1 to of a cent
per pound.
The number Of plantations producing
muscovado sugars being now quite reduced
and this class of sugar not being convenient
for speculation, owing to leakage, which
renders necessary the immediate weighing and
shipping, no demand prevails for this GLASS
81 SLApI0S WHoFbdS uOIhSbob SuBhio hO U0VSOA
sought after, as, being packed in bags and
generally in a drier condition than musoova-
does, they keep better, and accordingly spe-
%culators have operated rather heavily during
the past weeks i'll said classes at prices ruling
for eentrifugals.
Sales made known since my last letter
aggregate only as follows: 27,4OO bags,
oentrifugals, 96 to 81 test, ct from 8 TO 87Ors.
equivalent to 4 to 4.35 cents per pound
5000 bags molasses sugars, SO to 80 test, at
from 6 to St RS. equivalent to to 81 cents
per pound).
Holders are asking to-day 8 ra. AZ cents)
for centrifugals, Sc test, and 7 rs. (33 eents)
for NJ. sugars, whereas spectators offers 90
not go over 81 and 81 rs, a and 81 cents
respectively.
The Crop According to statement made
up till April 80, and just published, the
total ascendenoy Of the crop now terminating
compares with last years Til same date as
follows
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-18
TO ENJOlN THE TRANSFER.
The Legislature Will Pass Upon a
ResolutIOn TO Prevent the
Consolidation of the ). r.
and the s. A. II.

There will be introduced in the legisla-
ture either today or on M Onday the fol-
lowing set of resolutions, which have
already been prepared.
AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. II. Following is
the concurrent resolution which will be
offered by Representative Fields of Hill
county tomorrow or Monday:
Whereas. The San Antonio and Aran-
SaS Pass Railway company has been alb
SOrbed by the Huntington syndicate and
its lines consolidated with the Southern
Pacific system. and
Whereas, The constitution, article 10.
section ;, declares that no railroad corpO
ration or the leSSePS, purchasers or man
ayers of any such corporation. shall by
consolidation Of'StOck or Otherwi Use. con-
troll a parallel or competing line. and
Whereas, The San Antonio and Aran-
SaS Pass railroad and the Southern Pa
cifc railway and its lines are parallel and
competing railroads.
Resolved. That the attorney general be
and he is hereby requested to institute
suit to enjOin and prevent the control of
the Arkansas Pass railroad by the mana
gers of the Southern Pacific system of
railway lines.
AprOpOS of this subject Mr.. J. C. Stubs.
third vice president and general manager
of the Southern Pacific raid last night:
The Southern Pacific has not purchased
and will not consolidate with thu Aran-
Sas Pass railway.
THE Arkansas Pass has been purchased
by the Pacific Improvement company.
whose headquarters are in California. and
the Arkansas Pass will be under a manage
mcnt entirely different from and dscOn-
ncctcd with that Of the Southern Pacific,
whose headquarters are in New York.
1t will have an entirely different set of
officers and Thomas Stllman will be its
president.
Mr.. Stubs, however did rot deny the
fact that the same people who own the
Southern Pacific railway stock are the
ones who own the Improvement com
panys stock and that Coils p. Hunting
ton was the chief and principal one of the
stockholders.
One stubborn fact that the legislature
and the attorney general will have to
contend with is that 1t is very difficult to
prevent shareholder to sell his shares to
any person, whether they be shares of a
railway or anything else.
The course of the legislature, the at
attorney general add the courts on this
subject will be watched with deep inter
est by the railway people.