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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
Three God Things.

new i Crk LeuSeE
The three great requisites to healthy.
and hence happy, living-good air, good
water and good nature-are SO cheaply
obtained that they are very frequently
ignored or not estimated at their real
value. In this country, where pure air
is to be had for the mere demand, one
often sees small windows and few of
them in sleeping rooms, or else no
provision is made for opening at the
top to let out foul or warm air,
quite as necessary as the opening
at the bottom. Many an Invalid
would recover could he but live in a
contantly purified atmosphere and drink
NATURES purest beverage. Many an
other, victim to Indifferent health,
would be restored to his normal condi-
ton if his mental atmosphere were
cleared of all the ill-nature, the petty
complainings, envy malice and UNI
charitableness OF his own or his family
which cloud his life. The perfect man,
physically or mentally, is he who has
discovered that we are simply erring,
struggling children. and that an abund-
ance of charity for others shortcomings
viii meet like return and help greatly
in preserving serenity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

almost distracted by the situation
in the Sandwich islands. Hoke
Smith is wondering how the SOL
diers' vote can be gotten back to the
Democratic party by new pension legis-
lation, and Wilson Shannon Bissell is
worried to know how to make the small
POSTAL appropriations meet the immense
deficit which the lack of business and
the hard times is creating in our postal
revenues. l have devoted this week to
a study of our new postmaster general.
lie is by no means an ordinary man. He
is not only hard worker himself, but
he understands how to get work out of
others. His experience as a railroad
president and railroad lawyer stands
him in good stead in the postoffice de-
partment, and he seems to have grasped
its work and its possibilities remark
ably well. Bissell'S mind is an analytic
one. He gets at the nut of a question
at once, and he doesn't bother himself
over details. He prideS himself on his
power of organization, and he is able to
give the drudgery of his Office over to
his subordinates. He has, In fact, very
and l find that he is making some radi-
cal changes in our postoffice methods. l
called upon him this week. He was
sitting behind the desk in the Office
of the postmaster general where John
Wanamaker used to sit about year
ago. The desk, which is a big flat
topped affair of black walnut, had still
its plate glass top, below which lies
map of the United States, but there was
less litter about it and fewer papers
upon it, and the man who occupied the
seat behind it had fewer lines of care In
his face. Postmaster General Wanna
maker took life very seriously. When
he talked his blue eyes became grave
and perceptible crows feet appeared at
their corners.
His hair was roughed up with much
running of the fingers through it, and
he bore all the aspects of hard work.
The new postmaster general works per-
haps just as hard, but he seems to do
his work more easily. He gets to the
Office at $50 in the morning, and he
works away here until $50 at night,
putting Ill twice as many hours as any
OF his clerks. Still he does not look
overtIred. he is ,well-dressed
HEALTHY-LooKINGG GIANT,
with big head. fastened to broad fat
shoulders by strong neck. He stands
over six feet in his stockings, and l
venture that he weighs 800 pounds. He
is clean-looking man, and he seems to
be as healthy in mind as he is in body.
He Is noted for his reticence concerning
himself and his department, and he is
one of the few public men who do not
like to see their names in the news
papers. He will talk freely enough,
provided he knows he will not be
quoted, and he is not an aristocrat. l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
A Foolish Question.

New York Weekly.
Dora-Oh. Pm in such a distress OF
mind, and l want your advice. am
loved by three men and don't know
which to accept.
yCiara-Which one has the most money.
-Dora-If | knew thattl you suppose
I'd waste precio US time running around
for adyiceP
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

He most over
worked men in
Washington to-
day are Presi-
dent Cleveland's
cabinet minis
tiers. Every one
of them has his
hands full. Car
Isle has been
boiling his brain
for months over
bonds and bull
lion, Gresham is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
BILLY BISSELL'S BIG JOB.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL TRYING
TO MAKE POSTAL Ends MEET.
HOW HE LOOKS AND TALKS.
partment and Chat With Him
Our Postal Revenues Falling
Behind, and How the Hard
Times Affect the MaiIs-Con-
tracts Which Save $3SO,OOO.

Special Correspondence of the Globe.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. "a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

Ser 8unbssienat bat NIT GROCER Mas
iorit6t be 8eratbune Der 8ia, pelds
ben Wiberruf beS Sberman'iben Gil.
bsranfauf. @eietes anorbnet. abeeIebnt,
unb bamit beiouOers ben Sreunben Glepe.
lambs cine berbc @nttduiduns bsreitet
Die Mbiiht mar ndmlid eepeien, burh
ben re6tseitisen @icerruf alarbeit in Der
5inansfrase gu idaffen unb benz eripdbl.
ten 9rdiiOenten 3sit au sebsn, feline 8e.
formentpIrfe auSauarbeiten, obne nbtb,e
3u baben, eine grtraiisune bes Gonsrsiies
sin3uberufen. Wtan maht Sia ben 0ors
ipurf, er babe burh cine 5bIedte Hebe
ote Bill s,iinblid perfubren. unb 10 bic
unsInft,ee Abitimmuns (42 eesen 23)
islbit periduloet. Nod 8llsere tpoQen
p,Hen. bab Sia es fOsar uuf bic De.
miitbieuns Glsrelanps abseisben bate
unb ibm abii&tIl& isne GisbsrIase be.
reitete.
gu benz Gberman.@ ieIbif bemerii
bic ,,N. q. Gimes": DaS 8sfebsn bic.
fes @eiesss srbbbt bic @olbperpflit4tun.
gen Der &ssieluns WOnat um Ulonat uni
treibt su sle,der 9eit baS @olb aus benz
S1asamt. Nabrenb bss Issten WonatS
1T bas @olb i'm S&asamt, auber ber
@reenbad. Neisrue pon 500, ,O00, 900,
auf ben nieorisiten Bunft seiunfsn. mel.
DEN sS iemals e,reidt bat, ndmlib
"a. QUO. 900. @essn pieies @oIb ftsben
isst. auber ben alien Ser. Staaten. go
len (8le esnbadS), Sl24 600. 900 S4as.
4e,ne (Sberman.9 9toten) aus. Nas
aus bielsm Doppelproceb, bic 0erbinp
I,bfelten au permebren uno bic 8sitdnp,
su perminoern, tueibsn tpirb, III nur Elm,
Srase Der 8e,t. gYsnn bisies Berfabre,
niht sinseitslt ipib, fann bic 8es,eruna
,brs NOten uuf 8srlansen niGt msbr II
Sob sabIen, unb wenn iie bas nidt msbl
Ibut. mub bic ungebeute Dlafe ausiteben
Der 9loten auf ben Wertb oss Silbers Der
unite, finfen. in melhem alein fe bam
nod bssablt tperben tbnnen.
Aub i'm Sauie 1T ber beabii1tist
Wiberruf ees Sb .rmln'id n S.lbsrdn
taufsseisSes eldnsenb purdsefaaen. Das
oemofratiids Sdus bat ii4 alio ben Der.
iu&en Der Yartei, peIde man -ob m,i
Redt obsr nnredt, poaen mir nidt un
teriu6en--neuercinss als Cleveland. sln,
bdneer in Der Silberfrase be;ei9nets,
ebenio enersif6 pioerisst, ipie Der rspu.
blifaniihe Senat. 9amit fino bic Soff.
nunsen Der Glepelano. 2sute auf Austrap
cieisr Srass int eesenpartisen GOnereb
auf INNER seidwunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
SaS erfte @ebot Der Seatur.

SsIbarbaltuns IN Oas trft @sbot Der Ratur.
Ysuts. pie % bsfOlssn une ft pappnen ssssn
9ranibsitsanfals bur& sins aGts msebinif6s
S@uBwsbL ole enr& Griabruns une dr;tIi1t
depreciation aIs iol&e ansrfannt IN. eeben ben
bsifen Bswt,s fur bel. 4 N,isbsii tnf'm lie fit
rebuftr @sinupbsit srfreusn. gu .a arant-
beitru. ssssH bertn Grbsrunsen ppfsnr'e
Wfassnbiisrs pirfiamsn S1us sswdbrt ssbS.
rtn sfiertnltiben unp 8laisnbffdperpeu. BET
s.npsneuns Der sspSbnthsn Geaenmittd psr.
ben ite lsi6t isbr esfdprli6 unb fat immsr bart,
nadis. Gas Sltters bsust ibnsn Dor unp psr.
trsibt fe. Yin 8ewsiisn bisfiir ftblt % nitt.
gDire ts BON anfans an unp bsbarrii8 ssbrauht,
10 srsisli % bic bsfen &siuItais. 8srnsr roiisi
pisit Msbi,tn 9eberlsipsn aus, ME auH Btrfc
pfuns, Dyspspfs Walaria, &tsumatismus anb
NsrpplitGt por ibm psri9ptnptn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

8idter @reibam's Austpabl aIs pre.
mier bon Glepelanb's 2abinett sebblt 3u
oen rleberraiaunsen, tpslde man bon
Dem erpablten 8raiioenten setpobnt 1T.
Beitimmeno fheint babel ber Wunfh ge.
wefsn gu fein, einen ipeitli&en Wann nit
olefer SteIluns su bstrauen, nahoem
@oup. 8o,es pon Soma einen 2abinetts'
poiten abselsbnt bate. um bem Staate
slnen bemofraiiiden 8uncesienator ale
Ja&foIser Bilion's fidsrn su fbnnen.
unb nadOem @rsSetretdr 8aparb nidt
Su betpesen mar, isinen alien poften tpie,
Der au iibernebmeu. &l&ter @reibam
ldeint ii4 betteffs Mnnabms bes Amtes
nod niht entfdieosn su baben, mas ie.
bob an benz @barafter oes Mngebotc
'nihtS dnbert. Ssrr Glspslanb seist burt
lbafelbe, baB er iih bel Der AuStpabl fs,s
nsr Natbseber ni6t ourh parteipolitiihs
Radfhten leiten ldbt unb lebisli1 un.
ter ben beiten Dlannern I'M 9anoe I'm.
lbau baIt, tpeIbe nit feinen Anfhauun.
gen unb Prin3ipisn i'm ginflans iinb unb
pesbalb ie,ne Ganpibatur unteritdst pa.
ben. sc 1T unS nidt befannt, oh Ssrr
@reibam cine Mutoridt i'm 8bIfsrredt 1T.
allsin CT 1T fonierpatip uno nidts penis
ger tpie Gbaupiniit, unb bas Staatsbe.
partement tpiiroe unter ieiner 2eitun8 8es
raoe cine sesenibsiIise 8ldtune perfol.
gen, tpie unter Der Blaines Sarriion' 'iben
.Sinso"s "s9olitif, tpelbe iOsben tpisoer
ouf Oem bsiten Siege su iein ideint, ben
Der. Siaaten cine nae 8lamaee iu be.
reiten. or. y. Slo,S.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

Srudiad,en. an,eisen. SdbrsibmateriaI.
Recorbbii6r. Go,mulare 81, 1896 88
Steusrprrfauf. .In,eissn.. 1885
Gn3dsen bn Sabrss-slb-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
Mn S9miu0ia9ttge.

Ser rlntsr3eiduste. peIdr mad msbridbri.
gen 2tioeu pon eiuem tdmeren aun6shibel
unb Der sefiirhtetsu o edwiuo u& ( burh
Elm einfates Rittel gsbsilt uurbe pinfGt
aQ' fernen WitI.osnoen bic Metbooe ber ecl.
ung befannt 3u MAIDEN. Or miro allen. bic
es pinidsn. toftsnfrei cine ab'drift bes Re.
Bepiss fenoen. usIdss cine f&sre Seiluns far
wtubfudt. Afbma. Gatarrt.
8ronhttis uub ale gals. un6 9uneen.
Gffettionen in Gr bofft, oab aIe 9e,oeuoen
felp Rittsl probirsn. ueldes uuf@dtbar II.
Dr bas &ejepf. oas nidts fotet uno tegens.
reid fein tam, uii fdt. f9reibs sefdaisf a.
MeD. Gbmarb n. QDtlfpu,
8rpoiIpu. Rew eorf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

s4- Das ,Wo&snbIatt" enttdIt ben
befeH 2ofaI.Hsri&t unb ale Teniii6es
Rsa'ess'tea sos Snsssshe --ssar s2.c0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

dthussha
daS GSSTSsaa S %c % ~ - =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

SOtaf funbirts SGalp. $500, $1,000
$500 upn bisfsr SGulb finb nidt sur GlnISl-
uns prdltnttrt worbfn; wtnn bt3ablt, pfrblsibt
pte funptrts 6Gulp $200.000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
8reb. martim'S
2Dalarr Wotel
233 S ass Nenn aSe.

Darme unb taIts spsiien su eber saass.
,eit. g Iobinicn's Bier on 3auf. aeinifsr
8feFer uno Wono9rom Sdnaps Gbam.
pagner uno &beiu Beine Seiber Qunfd
ie6en Woreen. Glettrifde Gddsr; feline
6Ilsesa. aeIspbeu Ro. ss4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
grant Stetter,
SOtel nnO 1Gcferci.
MatnftraHe, Oube Warf.

Marine uno falte spsiIsn fnb su ieoer "a.
sesssit gu baben. 6rifhss Eager fsts an
3apf. foipit 8sine. 2iqu6re unb giaorreu.
Die NIT meinem SoteI perbuubene Bddsrei
ltsfsrt Elm por3isides Ba6p,ri unb perbss
ane 8eftelnnsen prompt unp billie beiorat.
Sranf etefter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
GDnl. u. 8artl,
2(rcbiteft lnb San6meiy iyer,
SO. 404 2adapanna abenue,
Wppntina SauS aeaeuiiber.

pIans nnb apfisniibri6I6ss fir Msubautsn
yanepsrmshunssn nnb 0sifisBuns Don eren,
ltntsn une alf in has Snesnieur. unb 9a,i.
fatt sinihlasenben ar5siten pereen prompt
unb sspilenbaft ausasfibrt. GrunbRiids In
Saulcts parisllirt uub eantfarten ansefertiat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
Sdbrlicbe albreebnmn8
Der
Sadapanna Gonatb Gommiilare,

ssissnb Ginnatmsn, auaeatsn, 3uiianb Der I'll
nansen unb 4shnunsen sfr Staats unb County
Stsusrfclsfipren fir cas init BEN 81. Dasmbfr
1872 snbsnpt 9isealtabr:
Ginnabmen.
8stras Der Ginnabmsn fir bas Sabr
laut Hstnuns bee County S6aB-
mtifers, .. 3D. Wopsa, unb benz
aasemfinen GOuntp- uub 8riidtn.
fpnb ansurttnfn.. ..$t54,t 1921
Anssabeu.
8ftras Der ausaabtn bon bem aIlss-
metnen @cuntp u. 8riidfnfcnb, Iaut
na6fclssnbsr Dartelluns Der GOm-
miiTars.. f34,41f.0s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
@eafeite Mn3ei8en.
@ms. 9rpifel,
beuticbcr Metaer.

1l15 Sadfon StraBe,
ieftrt bic feinften nBirte In SpSe Bari: uas
ebento aue 6orteu frif1ss uno eiuaep6deltes
6eif&. Randaeiid u. (. 10.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
TnE sARNIA MlsslNu.
no isns tHht IN dred paSse gers Abaars
a search fiMrtt

no Hrs tGhl IN dred paSse gers Aboard
"A search Parry
NJ fIALlrAN. Ms. March Il. The trans.
atlantic steamer Sarnia. with SO pas.
sengers and valuable cargo 81 general
merchandise, Is now Ave days overdue.
and great alarm Is felt for her safety.
So great Is the anxiety that steamer Is
now being equipped 10 "a out and look
for her. An day Wednesday tho Offices
81 the ships company were bcsIcgcd by
anxious friends and relatives u passen.
gers on Tho steamer Il Is Thought by
some that she may hnvu fallen IN with
the long-overaac Naronlc. aud is towing
the missing fieightrr into port
The agents. however. ARE inclined 10
the belief chat she has met with nn nc.
cident 81 SOME kind that neresSitatcd
her lying 10 for repairs rhccolnruny,
however. does not intend 10 run any
chances that Il can possibly avoid, and
before night the searching party ON
board steamer will havo put 10 sea
Auxiety for tho welfare 81 the Sarnia
n increased by the reports of terrible
storms that each incpming vessel brings
into pOrt
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
TRAINS COLLIDE.
Ten Persons In Pullman Car Injured
Some Seriously.

Ten Persons ii 4 mailman Car Injured,
Some seriously.
PoRr JERvIs, N ", March II The
east bound Erie passenger train, No
IL, was run into by No. 10, another
passenger, at oackawaxen, % miles
west Of Port jarvis, at ) o'clock Thurs
day morning. The rear Pullman sleep
er was demolished, and 10 passengers,
the occupants of the coach. were in
jnred, some Of them seriously. No. ~
was waiting at the station for a
locomotive to replace one which was
disabled The other cars were unin-
injured and no passengers in them were
hurt. Surgeons and physicians were
sent to the scene Of the wreck on q spc-
cial train from Port Jarvis, and the in
jured passengers were brought here and
placed in the Hunt hospital. where
their injuries are being attended to.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
SECURITY WANTED,
Secretary cnrii-le noidiag Hack Mililoi
Prem, the fairs

Secretary cnrii.lc itoIdiag Hack a Mutton
Framr the fair
WARRINGTON. March IL Secretary
Carlisle haa not yet decided what Sc,
curity he viii exact 81 the Worlds fair
commission before he places 70 their
credit The si,i4i, COZ which by law he
Is required 10 withhold until Sc.
curity satisfactory 70 tho score.
tary Of the TREASURY Is given
for the return to- tho United
States government 81 tho $50 ssC
for the commission 81 award Under
the law there are two appropriation
each Of t57o, $50, one or which Is sep
arate from mud in addition 10 the ~,
500, appropriated Ia souvenir coins,
and one 81 sa70. $50, which Is part Of the
souvenir coin fund
Until security Il given for tho $50.
$50, the separate amount for the com.
mlttec 81 awards. that amount and nlst
1870. $50 Of tic &c, 200. eu9 Will be With.
held. Secretary Carlisle viii decide The
matter at the earliest possible moment,
SO as TO let loose the sl,iil, 200 now tied
-.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
coReETT-MlTcHsLL MIL.
Esort- Of the DSnaie Athletic Cinb q
secure u.

secure It,
rI4TSnur0n. Pa. March Il. flames
Thompson. 81 The Hotel Anderson. re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from a
visit 10 1iuffalo.. While there he had an
opportunity 81 sounding the sincerity
.of the people there IN making a bid for
the Corbett Mitchell fight lie is salts
fed that the Buffalo Athletic club
means business and II The gladiators
meet Il will be in lis arena
Ten 81 It's members with whom he
conversed have signifiea their willing
ness 10 put up sl0o. 200 for the enter
prise. OF this amount. he says. sss,oO0
win go for tho purse and the re-
mainder will be expended in erecting
an arena The original intention
AT tile EUifAlo driving park has been
abandoned as ii would cost more 10 put
III 10 condition than to erect new
building especially for that purpose.
Property to pat the arena on has as
ready been secured While Rot wish
ing an afliant TO that elclaent the mem
bcrs Of the club have refused hig offers
Of financial aid from the naol room
itcepers and sporting eseHcnt They
are determined that ;ie hiHias inca
of the city shall con last tie affair
Mayor B,shap las already guaranteed
police protection The projectors
anticipate not only largc attendance
from the state. but from NIL a,jacent
cities as well, and count on al. least
25 600 spectators
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
GREAT TRIUMPH.

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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
THE SWEDISH EXHIBIT
Will DO the Finest at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition.
EST APPROPRIATION
The Most promiaeni Exhibit win b Iron and Steel
The An Exhibit willbs SMALL Bas d Wni
Provo Big Surprise % An The Judges.

INV YoRk. March II. Arthur Leiiier
the chiof commissioner fOrtho kinRdom
lnf Sweden to the Worlds Coiumbinn OK
hibItion At Chicngo. and Axel Welin.
assistant scefeiaryto the royal Swedish
leumsnlssion for the Chicago fnir. are ~
the Metropolitan hotel They say the
Swedish exhlbltwiil bo one Of tho tinest
at the fair Mr. lAliisr says that the
government has appropriated $50 900
crowns. Or about tipo.0uO for the ~
hibis 70 be sent 10 Chicago. and that
ainoisrt IN proportion % the population
laf other countries was Che largest up.
preparation made by any European
country
he Swcdish government Is taking
more than ordinary interest IN
tho faiE'' said Mr.. Lciiier In the
course 81 his talk, land II Inns dono
something III the way 81 npproprlating
money that no other country has
thoughtof In addition to the 800. 900
crowns for thu exhibit the kingdom has
appropriated b. 900 crowns 70 DO nsod
h send the mechanical engineers o.
tho country 10 tho falr. Sweden re-
vnlss the expedition Us great educa-
tionai Institution and IL wants its me.
rhanicni engineers 70 get the benefits
~ visit 70 Chicago and the g, 900
crowns Is for the purpose u assisting
them 10 get there
.slla exhibit left Sweden on March
md was transferred 70 q vessel that
sailed from Liverpool Thursday. The
exhibit will DO here IN a week or ten
days ana the articles Will DO IN their
places III our building nj tho fair
grounds by April 10. The most pronai-
nent nrtlricao III the exhibit will DO Of
iron and steel rhe other articles Will
be III ciny. cement. wood pulp. por-
eelain aud wick Our nrt exhibit
,will ID comparatively small. but L
wftiprovc 10 be surprise TO the Judges
in the art department There are only
Iabont sevrnty.Hve exhibitors In this de-
partmcnt. hut some o. the most cele-
brntcd artists 81 Europe havo contrib
uted; among the 200 works In oil.apnatel
and water colors some superior work
will be seen. Among the artists who
| have entered the contest for honors are
Arborclins IIarg, Bjorelk. IIageborR.
KronberR, Carl Lnrsson, zorn. Count
Rosen and Prince Eugene. the fourth
son N King Oscar. The prince II n
nraaf artist md could easily mako 4
his work will probably carry OF honors.
Two Of our great seulptors, KnsseibcrR
and IiorjessoD, have contributed some
Of their skill 10 tho exhibit
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
THE MARKETS.

r.,,n ,v,. -. a 49, IN. s.a.,.
!. 80 N $3.50, .s \. 80 a. 49,. a - J. "a.
~ 1 :, ~ 81 80, = ~ q.
!. sses oa,s.s,l = $500. 81 IA
sPIis AMY, n, spt1s .e,As' - -
~ W ~ nour, e = pueA ~'ess
: e ~ - = 500 $3.50 ,.
appehs eisiAlisu ny 49, : - - . 7
ler tnan oogvsc 1T prime g cnoaSe sanlpics,
but millers we're willing % pay soc ior gooo
iots, iasolApiy loeateG ~ reu quotaplu =
oo9 ooc ior prine Samples.
OAIs-M afkes I'm -. lor .oP sraues, ~ ~,
Wnlte pslhg nelu ~ ~ =. avn
Csc, no o, Z nllA mixes. ~ eDeDoossc
Sine market WAS quiet out arm - oo0
PIC Tor no. Z
CATILE-Select Dutcner, 1900 A AT 2
gooa, e - coIlI ~ ~ neileIs'
Coco 70 cnoice neavy, ~ 100 a-so: goou to cnoice
light ~ aopAz 2; common 70 ialr 800 7 e e
VEAL CALvEs-Comm and large, sSOoga W
la,r 70 goou iiyht 0l.vV' eAtrA, 5000
~ ps;;s-Select neayy anu prime Dutcner, ssoa
g14O; iair 70 goon packing, st-zVa f,ov. eomnloa
ana rougn soooGt.io' PRIME msnt, $50 y y.
others sosseD."' iat Pigs, g 90 o''o' coamou
70 Iair, shVVDnM
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep Yearlings and
weathers, s5OOub.50; fat ewes, 425la S 90;
common 10 fair mixed, sa751A60 Lambs
Good TO choice, t6OO166o: common 10 fair
s50OGDs67s
NEW YORK, Maren u
~
steady: May, y N1Io9tc
RrE-Nominal' western, c01otc
BARLEY--S state, e4doOc; Western. c0Gaoci
No. Toronto, o21o3c. No do. sA4soc
CoRN--No Z lower and steady: April, oltlc:
May. 30 7-ioab 80 9l6c; July, coh4oo si6c;y No
osA e o4itc; steamer mixed. ushc
oATs-No = ouii ana easier; MAY Hssci
State and Western, S9l4sc
PITTsBuRoH March u
-Mas 4. s.esuy. prime so'sosa W
lair g good, g So1ouo; common. sSsOGASos
nulis, ~ UV9aoo; lresn cows,tkOaso; SIX cars
cattle shipped 20 New YORK
hoGs-Market steaay; Phhadeipnlns. AlS
80; mixed, u, 00ae 10; best Workers, T.o09700;
light Workers, MOea7t0 One car hogs o.
shipped TO New York
SHEEP Market fair; prime, s65o96 o.; fair
70 good, a 200 40; common, s2O0GabO lambs
i3501dSo Veal calves, % O0Dofa
BALTIMORE. March Y.
WHEAT-S teadier; No 2 red spot and March,
TiEc; May TIC; July, Tihc
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

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