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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

.,low. y, Cd beef. 81 measurement goods los pork
o9In.e aS but sSas' s.l%s
ys0w e eSd ic S2f s Sse raw lsc
casr .ssS s sT nns and $50
HS mel, quoted c ~ ~ 20 mo bat
ay quoted 4. sssslH extra .efs i&as~bs
s na SSs .%aa sT sn,
and da d bf 10 DO s9osdS @a 'T fSe
d ham; , ,,n aaa,sd At se 81 81 @ q@ss ana
9rm at sill ,s, 'r t. a, 81 7'a and $50 South
s@sa cG 81! co. Ms s%GS'd
+ 3f 70 aESa b aed dull %' Gamer tubs
al P5s rsS@:' r s sss.s
third ~2 ir' H'%Gc ,u. .r' 1rc.G 2s es5a
27ds9c . c5a2Dc seconds 22d4c s1l rndf hires va
a, s T: .G 2s2 3.; ss sS.Sc scc%d.
irkin. and trh> .Gc hrst, 2"n 80: az, "aG
?ae sstSai. hsq; 2ss2l: h aGan'2 sxi
on creamery vs.; q Cords :c@s t6d
j"Hs ngs% rex '?Hf o'
Nh 1s ali mad Gnft sS i"scy S.'s @
s%y iS fngec ,dd ic p,f T''e t @ cSS ADD
n ShRGS eoantic @ snail choice ot%IOe fair
en-" $sD Ger s,,i l'a ana Fa"n,
soIIcs@ Sc aso ,oahc 6s 49, 80 o Western er9
az; ND. v Sss %gsS@; dssSH
white saal0Pc mace 42d3tc ca'sls r'sa''' loy9r
Zanzibar oa9lac; Anboyna Ia stems 2Gthin
Ginger, African. 1i@li2c; Calcutta ioSoio'' No'"'
'-e sIfc IN Firm and Unchanged. Muscorado
81 tcst LID and 90 test centrifugal. 3 7l6c sale
100 hhds Muscovado aI.l0c for 20 te oeco So 10
snSs sen'FI'ss "a '7oe 1?Ss Gfs
Steady. UNCHANGED c, ioa sro,ulss ID 4Go
dt rranulsd 60 extra rae md gsIae
mould diamond w,Gas so's''q" rgS
-: pidgcwood A. 4itdis,c; PheniN 4, 4sd4 DC En-.
pire A. 4asG45Cc No 4,.a+4tc; no. aadss@@4t isc
10 II asidic: No. - 3.God3:sc; No Is, 3.r. innate,
STEAITNE-Qu!ct and without chahse' Asrd q'O"u
at 13Lr. Oeo i2c IA. ,.,u ., -tc
Thii.ow-ouct and firm prime city closing AZ &C. d
wooIs Suppli.s are we'll maintained at quotation. avn
the demand Is above average. Quotations: anf
shovc Ohio and Pennsyvanla wa he'd ne.ccs va
washcd nceces 27dcs2c No washed nreces W1hi
Nichio,n and above washed neecc>. 2'2 c
~, 10 90 y a3c comhing and delalne washed 33a 30c
rnva.hed medium fccces ojd27c r'Na, au i1s -or i
california I0doic; Territory, l1G22c pucd' extra "
super, - soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

HAY AND STRAW-11AI-Ihr market ren1ins steady,
pens" OF values fancy s5aooc large bales good No /.
Clover, G5aToc: shipping, zoe s!Rlw-Iong r,e
short M on 0'a .S% v Mn ' Quota
.lons iD'n "col ss :i%i io'.afssS
H. iiu' issc California 2$a25 ~ i2ie Maiamcras selected
Y ;aaoi, sat orn% %s :lss "sy
llc Buenos Ayres. kps. selected lcdl3 n Q, Cor;
q Eo ;r n Sp loas H. oc galveston as they run
20d25 NJ g. Calcutta buffalo taF'cnic cured Zoe
scIectcd eiaSo H. 7sdsc. Wet salted-IIayana. they
HEMP AND AUTHORIZATIONS are firmly maintained
Manila hemp Gre for sc shipment sd hr@p gTc
ju,e butts. paper quality Ia" ''lOc; mNins' lie !;
I0is-Thc demand light and With holdcr indifferent
Quotations Ncw-York state 1892 choice 24c prime
old. S S@o@ r 20 Goat is6 hoc@ GOOD
prime. 2Ia2,c; California OLD ods, 5dioc; Bav'rian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are taking supplies rather
freely and the market !. " %ad o s hyy
do isc light seconds i5al5fc middle DO. l3raIGr;
h hrS hide So Of al Kind. ' sGt nrot c"n
ds DO mida DO n sS 49, SeayJ Go
damaged al Weight m IGlrrS pH'S
heavy e7e@oc second.. DO o.a25c; Calcutta buffalo.
damaged. lldIiac
x.,In:Gs Ssa i Pr "s G%s"i9o for
e t:S ,v F fslss ta 7% 81 81 s.
i SG Gc a%a Nv and 80 for @ but
aas 70, hc at 1fsf no ap sS1.y s1
March delivery. these figures the large companies are
not in the aTs' or III, e"ndton nSIs ana
very limited demand: Casting copper i IN fair demand
Of NcwYork lat week consisted Of 81 800 pounds Of
matte valued at s37 900. and 7ji.531 pounds Of fine
copper yolued at So 307.
M0LASsEs New. orleans. Centrifugal. "a lie common.
aCaasc rrme saa9e cho ,,c s2ag5c fancy &c.
Firm but UNCHANGED at 3iaa3jc -. .ROsiN-Firm
strained quoted at ~ iO god do 81 t2t; T.. 81 90 r.
81. $50. y, 81 soas3 ~; w G.: - 20: W w. 81 30
OCEAN FRtlGiITS-The market remains quiet but
steady 10 Leth. steam. % 900 bush grain pi,a:c
terms Newcastle steam, ~ coo bush grain I'd Liver.
pool steam no1r quoted ~ provisions. s.
ehec.e. 15s; oil cake. o 30 tslow, s. % beef l. 81
goods 1csd lbs 81 porN. Is 3D. bIttr oO.d
25s; London. steam srain I'D flour. IS provisions. lis
3idl5s rhecsc. rs I'd oil cake Is I'd cotton: lis Ri
COS Gis.rcw st.sns ,sraln, IBID hour, .. e1. pro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
EUROPEAN PRODI'CE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. :. . 4. 7. m.-B"cf and porl: In
fair demand Hams I'm fair demand short cut. about
IA TO 10 MS. steady AZ Dos I'D. Bacon in poor de-
mnnd. Cheese ip fair demand. Taow-
There l. nothing Offering. Spirits OF
tnrpcntInc I'm fair demand Rosln I'm fair demand.
Tard.-Spot poor demand futurcs-Thcrc IS nothn,
Offering prime western spot firm at 80, 3D. Wheat
and Flour I'm poor demand. COrn-SpOt In poor
demand futures I'm fair demand: mixed western
spot old duh at Is : I'd DO new dull at As "a
February dull at As I'D; March dull AZ Is I'D
April duh at As . I'D. Hops at London,-Pacihc
Coast In fair de- mand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
1--WE IT OCK MARKETS-DI TELEGRAPH.

chlco-o F.b The Evening Journal reports; Cat.
lie .c,irt- 600 h's shipment> go had ma \, I
steady choice prime steer, =, 'a., 90, no rAtra ,t's
COW =. 5oosS - kccrpt, oeo9 he'd markct
fSa1y and Tchcf-' vcght, 20 2os - % prime light
head .hIprnci u 900 hcad market ,tsd, natives
49, 70 westerns 30 IL lambs, - oa-D 20
I,ul. Feb r. uLle-R Receipts. 100 head market
,cti,f fair TO good native steers, ~ 1898 90; choicr
:, ms. 81 Texas steers ~ Na+i 10 gas TeNa'
.,rr,s - - 10 do cows. ~ 7J6t2 90 H1rs-Kr.
ccIpt. 200 mead market Toe higher heavy - Soa'
~, hacking - GoG:> 10: llcht. - 1od ~ Nhecp--
,c Int 900 head srdy fair To good natives s3a
~ so choice muttol.. ~ '1dT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fer the week ending February ., 1893
RFANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the wecs-Iealsvl $40 Gbl, s Pea ,
Ghs Imp)rts--.3O bags beans. Medium beans are
having pretty good sale amt prices are &c higher ana u,
~ 10 hut some state soci mostly screenings from
marrow sch at s2Ss2 o. pea very sTrlSs hn nn
and The demand is slack that sellers have had
difScuy In establishing 81 30 as the jobhing price
Not much doing In white lie ney, and red kidney are
quiet though held quite firmly. Turtle soup at
standstill. More inquiry ftr California Una ana
lave gone into consumption freely. and most OF the
spot goods have been sold considerable trading has
also ieen dCre I'm stock to arrive before March l.
The scarcity OF green peas keeps the market very irm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
PV""' DVVN'
DUTTEIt.

Receipts for the week. ao.59 PITS Exports for
The week. eco pkgs. Imme iatey lOnoWlne
our last weekly review the mar Ict became more
steady. Buyers seemed to feel pre- 1ty confident nat
bottom had been reached and. hav ing held on unui
their stocks nearly exhausted. they TOOK hod
quite freely. But the strength Of the demand was
spent iii day two. and the trading since mas
been VERY moderate. Retailers have been SLOW 10
reduce their prices and the increase In consumption
has been gradual So far But he market nj tpc
close has some rather firm features, and sellers are
making a strong stand at present prices. KecelP,s
are than onetlIrd lighter SO fnr TINS week,
general Western sdvices are iImer ana the weatncr
indications are for quite cold snap within any
or two which will have beneficial effect on ti'iue.
The business to-day very largely ut SOC Tor
extra fresh creamery. either Western or FennsNvania
critical buyers found no goods TO Suit them pclow
that figure, but brands that were almost fancy
were secured at 20d29 Ice. Firsts bring 41a2sc
when wanted. and seconds are Quoabic at 24a.T,
hut have n LIGHT movement Western held and State
fall made creamery and state summer ana fall maze
dairy in small compass. and held Win c0nSheHblc
confidence demand is light. but when buyers want tne
goods they have 10 pay full prices scattering lois
of new dairy tubs come IN daily but the demand for
fresh butter IS Mt present supplied 50 largely with
creamery that the dairy butter works out slowly NJ
quotations. Imitation creamery and fresh Western
factory are quiet. but held fairly steady. Old butter
I'm very small stock and held firmly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
THE PETROLECN MARKET.

Sales Of 81 600 barrels In National Transit GER
tlncates lent little life TO the petroleum market
Yesterday. Prices dropped from "a IL To 50 IS and
then reacted to - 80 cents. Refined oil was quoted
nj J3O cents In barrels ESQ cents In bulk, and 01o
cents In cases Crude quotations we're 535 cents In
barrels and c.s5 Is In bulk Naphtha remained mt
80 cents. -
Foreign quotations were rs follows: Antwerp.
IL 3s francs Bremen, AS marks; London IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington, Janu

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington, Janu:
states The attention OF al steel anuiactnrer; OF me
United States hereby invited To tho requirements OF the
Navy Department the OF armorpates for the prose-
cuti0a OF authorized 6y Congress- This advertisements
invites all manufacturer, OF steal "a specify
In competition with each other upon what terms they VIII
agree furnish the required. No hlns VIII pc
considered except such engage to manufacture wthh
the United States the armorplae specified In tnls az
Ncrsnmrnt nor will any bid be accepted until u IS
shown ~ evidence satisfactory TO the Department. that
the bidder possession OF. has made actual pro.
plant alequate Tor its fulnlment within the
time sleclned BIDS hereby invited for supplying
he folowlng.namcd material About 900 tons. more
or less OF nickel steel armor 10 be Of the best material
and domestic manufacture. and which, In whole or In
part at discretion OF the Department VIII be required
he Of experimentation known ~
the Harvey process be shaped accurately after patterns
or drawings and OF such sizes and general character as
may Re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

SE:sis &: S:. and .....
sSSw % as &C. For
s Shapes amd %Ss%. plates The chemicals
S Sny ssls. 1Ha : apply
" % 5e T iSyr p1%%'
after the 'SSr Of the m be a%cS or S c
Specifications, subject, however to such changes as the
|" rdTSd cr in the for Within
pSe's d. q Se O EaST ssfa a"a
washington D. G., the envelopes endorsed PRO.
H he xsvy Department until il Ss A. THs:sy
G n lid day viii # place.
defect, IN the Of and to reject all bids Ten
P Sns Of ss % I''e%Fr iS
mnH BE- sss%s; N "eeh clan
moi, Ss' Of 3 class Sss In sfsss the ssaG;
different syhSs e Sas" . Of I t. Ec ME- a iss
p proSss any The prices hid FOR treated BY Harvey
must rot nss H., '@ynns for d as a Ss
viii Indemnify contractor against all claims ,hcretar
form Of pns oy % or 'H
n IF sf .s s%'r and sIiH' are . 81
contractor engaging TO account 70 the Departments Tor me
ss p and tom & &c Of ss e
"s sss:'
pS %a; be to s Sds *.
o ss SSI p sSS: wschp shall pop
"a tho 70 s Tsi'f srs the u t" S and
requisite security the acceptance Of his PROPOSAL
checks bidders whose proposals shall not be accepted
WILL the award Of tho contracts be- returned 10 them
Tho check OF each successful bidder win be returned %
him when his contract shall have been duly entered into
and requisite security furnished. Each successful
bidder Will BE- required. Within ten DAYS after the ac
ccptance n his proposal "a enter into formal con-
ric for the fathf" performance Of the work. and %
snm ecua 10 Ten per cent OF the amount OF his sid
by the Department Navy Department. Wash nsto9
e T 1sss e
for nckol.st,s ar%or plates W. February 1893 K
hnur The openng Il .the. bids Will take place. .. r.
TRACY, Secretary of the Navy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
EGGS.

R.ce,nts for the week, 3l1 bbls and II 7s5 cases.
The market became quite bare Of stock following our
last report, and under an actual shortage OF rssn
rotbered eggs prices advanced rapidly untl Friday,
when 39a40c became the ruling prices for best
Western Stocks OF old eggs were reduced ana al
vices OF cold weather In the West gave the market
pretty strong undertone This week arrival. h3y, ,
been increased somewhat by express shipments, but
nr,ces were sustained until to-day (ruesday). when
little weakness was developed on Change the price
easing of to 3s039c. This has given BUYERS me I'M
has fallen TO the most urgent current needs, the mar
Ect closing unsettled and very sensitive. car OF
Canada lined sold Monday at Boa 3Gc, but sales at
...o,Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

DRUGS DYES CHEMICALS, EfC.-DRUGS.-The
general ~ Is quiet and quotations taken altogether
is iira,. Quotations; AlcohoI e,aln; o. ssas2 g.! do
pyrlne. 81 soasl 49, bsrks elm ioisdllc; sa-safr,s
csaada per gal il Is dsa do NJ. Oregon Per gal.
ocda5c Peru. per N, q loa91 20; Co tou. per y.
ofd25c cassa buds 17d17i.c castor OIL bbis per N,
i;aia,sc do eases PER n. II sdi5c; cocaine mursie,
e5dsj 25 cocoa butter. Dutch, bulk S05a3le cod liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
potatoes AND VEGETABLES.

Very heavy importations Of British potatoes nave
turned priccs downward. and the market - closing
weak and unsettled Domestic stock also shows SOM
decline in sympathy with foreign. SWEEP po'atos
0uet but fresh receipts now light and fancy sock
Is held steady Onions firm but closing quiet. 'ao
IN COS steady Norfolk kae and spinach lower, under
more liberal receipts; stock very Irregular In quality
md yalue Florida vegetables scarce. and ihhcy
"tnct wanted at full prices: late arrivals OF beans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

COOPERAGE STOCK-Quct tut steady: Mola' Sos htooks
and heads ~ 90aS2 so sugar shocks ard head 3s,nc
81 35nch, IL JO0S1 %; od SHOCKS, "lt-iout
heads 75d SIC; shocks and heads, 81 rum PIP
81 son 50 Co empty ho2sheads 81 20; hoops IL rect
e3Oas3f; 10 feet a2Sds29. . 40 -.
neutrality-suspicious. remain unchanged Of 12c Tor
manila ard DC FOR sisal. ,,o 49,, ,Ao
COTToN-spot prices wer. reduced lice and the so
hqlc were delivered contract Quotations are baSd on
sfanGar1 OF claSslnc3fIOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
SI'NDRIES.

NUTs-Peanuts quiet; quoted at l%a &c lnr
ish shclled freely offered at 34G4 &C for no new
No . Lee: Virginia No shclied AT o-4"" &c.
and No. 9 at 3-4a &c. Very few hickory nuts here
demand quiet quoted at II .1"S5n per ouNhei >
miyed old and rev and all old neglected go
BEFSWAX-Steady southern quoted at :" l--"-'c
HCNEY-vcry dull for comb honey, at s014c per ID
as TO color and style OF package
MAPLE STGAE--Ouct: bricks very scarce ana
quoted nominally at &c tubs il,ld nt L." &C. Win
iobbing sales from StO:c 1-2c higher.
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts Of milk and cream at
the different railroad distributing points IN and near
the CITY for the week have been ns follows Erie
4GJ3 cans OF milk. 81 cans Of condensed milk and
i27 cans of cream Pennsylvania. IoughkeepSie an1
Boston, "a cans OF milk: Susqnehanna. 3sG cans OF
milk and cans OF cream Lackawanna. 300 cans OF
milk and % Of cream; New-lork Central ana
Harlem . AIS cans Of milk Is cans OF condensed
milk ana 90 cans OF cream: NewYork and Northern.
O65 cans OF milk: ew-Iiaven and Hartford. 40
cans Of milk: Ontario and Western 2.I2j cans oi
milk and - cans of cream. West Shore, 1,f1 cans
~ milk O. cans Of condensed milk and % cans 81
cream: Ncw-Jerscy Central .33 cans OF milk and l3
cans OF cream and by miscellaneous short routes
600 cans Of milk and 55 cans OF cream: The total
daily supply mas been 1886 cans OF milk, liG cans
of condcnsed milk and 355 cans OF cream. The aver
ace price paid for the surplus on the platforms has
been 81 20 can OF forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
rRI-ITs AND BERRIES-FREsH.

Very fancy grades Of apples from northerly sec,
tons brought forward sparngE o ana commma
reaching Sio "a 90, ard Baldwin, go T3 20 But
most Of the receipts from Western New-f PIX ana
these have shown weakness, especially the
Greetings. many OF which have not kept very well
CranbcIres In fair demand on Western orders STOCK
light both here and I'm the country, and prices nrmer
Top grades of Florida gradually hardening
In value lower qualities show material Change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

Receipts for week: 7.254 pkes; exports for the
mas been better this week. and the market has Sfened
a little on grades; the ancest fruit Is Row held
Oute generally at Ice. OntOftOwn trade has called
for sincried apples such extent That the stock
has been pretty well cleaned up and the market Is
decidedly firm. Chops have inquiry and are
slightly firmer Cores and skins quiet Very few
peaces here Rasberes have advanced fully lc per 70
under light offerings and steady demand. Cherries
also doing n little better. BlackberrieS steady. Other
small fruits neglected California apricotS lc higher
and IN rather strong position. Peaches steady, and
prupes held with rather more confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
STAINED
I'D Ordinary o. Low MldoIhe.'""
Orfiu Ia

StriCt Good OrdInnry 7ls MuuIHH o TOTO
Liverpool tee0ams 45 m-ReceipS ~ 900 bale
OF which American. 90 900 bales Sales 1OOO bales OK
which for speculation and export 800 bales AneI an
900 bales. spot marAct-Snall inquiry Muu'hs Up
lands. 3 Lied. $500. -, ..,.,,,o ,,,,h
The port receipt, 142 bales, comparing with
% 03o bales for the corresponding day last year since
Scptcmb~r / the receipts have been 4o49 $50 baler;
against : 40 AL bales the corresponding prod
wear ago The ngutcs appended show the weeks crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

Receipts for the week. l.7c5 bales: exports. 2.92o
bales Imports. - bales. The duness OF trade
and slight giving way OF values In the country have
caused . slightly easier feeling here. Holders have
offered to shade prices little TO effect sales. but
have not found opportunity 10 move any quantity OF
stock. Exporters not buyin: at the moment.
Arewers seem little ofsh, and dealers see nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

POULTRY AND GAME.

While there have been quite sharp nnctna,ohs IN
live poultry duriag the week, the geic:ai tendency 81
values has been downward, particularly on lows ana
chickens Turkeys have sold very well, anu Goou Id'
ducks and geese have brought sanSH'o'"rS P'O0''
iceons are 30 higher and wanted. ,.
Arrivals OF Western dressed poultry EiVr run hEn ,s
and adyces indicate lighter supplies OF ir.sh kiie
stock 10 forward. stock on hand j, reuuchs anu
,rIos show a slight improvement on turkeys. cnlchciN
and fowls There has been considerable movement III
cheap chickens and fowls and old co''SS on cahhhs
orders at prices ranging from ii l-2c OWh 10 '' any
The marker j. closing in pretty gOon >ii,pc frsn
ducks and geese largely poor ana more oi 'he N"uc
1, being diverted to frozen. , ,,.,o.
wild ducks plenty and dull stock largely inferior
and such especially neglected. Kaopits auo"t S"'us'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Visible supply.

mo'c'"e"' 1893. 1892.
v,s,,,o s,,n,v 43l5o2i 4,023 GGl
Receipts. 3 days. occ
Exports 10 Britain. days.. !3San 2 20,
Expnts 10 France, day.. i4y3S ~ s a0'
Exnor.s u Continent days. lo,Z3o i'''1
stock I'm New-York IN llccl.scd ware ,o,- go =.
houses. counted daily 23zSi. o,3,-2
In other places cstinatd) ...-..: -'oO' i''i"'
Total stock NcwIOrk, by running M, co.
c,ocn T., oil limited States ports. 00G,43t o2279l
The speculative market showed lar
opened al a decline OF 1.4 Is points. but WIZ Du,sn
INTERPRETATION given with The news from w,sh'nsso'
relative AntiOption bill recovery oil JAW
took place In the session The sales were -'7'ooV
bales. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET c0

n FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing ior Aew.lors ond Antwerp weekly
puyNIANI ID .......-.. Wed" stay. Feb 4 II :30n a
WEsi INLAND; ....::... wedncsday, Feb: Is, %
EfPst cabin $50 upward second "abin. 70 Antacn
e3s from Antwerp SIS. deduction round trip. IS
ply for Facts" StsE,gc a, very low tstes
~ INTERNATIONAL NAVT iAfI0N co.. ~
General Agents. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
CUNARD LINE.

IA TO LIVERPOOL VIA QCEENSTOWS
a. is u 30 a. M Mar a l. Il ,ss
Et uri. Mar. 4 80 m Etrura April SO a's.
Cabin passage. 4(jO and upward. Second ,rhir A.,
sseerase ticket; 70 ans from all parts q Europe sss
pany's office. No. 4 Bowling Green, New.York ~
VERNON II. BROWN A. CO., General Ies,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

CAVANNAH LINE-Fopr S SSos ssrns...
- from New Pie 30 w Ted rSSh Feb 8 sg u.
s s. cmHXHIfAnoocHEE.. ,,h rr,sT F tss il,
s fiTy OF HnniRRMINGiIIM Monday FEB. H.
cS@nss;;ss II, win anESor fpS SOUTH c1ns
ffN pSLXDXMA ana LoyIsIdSfNoA,s For feishs ~
sommcdssions. First class uoe "h''''
s.',si :s q W. d u En f. r. Ss!
sR T. wwHIkEH Asss; oss'sr -! sssS;~;2smu ~ Ssn
4, u. sSniIEL. Visass. xsx - :" - $50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-09-07

E. FL. RUMMELE, for long time chief
engineer OF the Nil. L. S. & W. was killed
near Pratt Junction, north Of Amigo, on
Saturday under circumstances which will
make his name honored wherever he was
known. He was one of the officials OF
tle road making a tour of examination
over the line. The special train was
being backed on siding when Mr.. Rum
mele noticed child on the track wholly
unconscious of danger. He acted with
the lmpulsive nobleness of his nature,
sprang from the coach and Selling the
child threw it from the track. But IN
doing so he slipped and fell. The cars
passed over him inhictlng serious injuries.
A special train with physician was sent
from Amigo but Mr.. Rummele died a
few minutes after the physician reached
him.
There is genuine sorrow for his death
among all who knew him. He was fa-
vnrite among ali the railway men and in
this city his friends were numerous. He
was generous, Impulsive and just. Pro-
motion never marred the simplicity Of
his manners nor the kindness of his heart
and though he never swerved from the
line Of duty he was SO considerable and
just that he won the love of those who
worked under his direction. His sudden
death is terrible blow to his relatives
but its attendant circumstances were so
noble that there is assuagement of grief
IN knowing that he died hero.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-09-07

THEODORE ROOSEVELT is quoted as say
ing that Wisconsin is soon to become the
state of summer resorts. Roosevelt is a
lover Of natural pleasures and he evident
ly believes that people turn to these
when wearied with the artifciality of So
cial life. But whether or not the state is
to become a place of resort for tired peo-
pie anxious to, restore wasted energy, or
for those who enjoy the quiet beauties Of
stream and hill and woodland, the fact
remains that what is left of natural beau
ty in the vicinity of the city of Manito-
voc should not be married by the vandal
hand of greed for gain. The wooded
bluffs of the river should be preserved.
Indeed there is prospective profit in al
lowing these forests to grow unmoiested.
The soil is not fertile nor is it easily Gull
tivated if it were productive. Should
Manitowoc become city of any consider
able size, these bluffs, forest crowned,
would have value far exceeding that OF
bleak hills unrelieved by patch Of YER
6ure. We, to whom these wooded bluffs
are a familiar sight, do not appreciate
their beauties as we should if they were
new to US.