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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
2ppn Gountp, Sonia.

Sr. Repattgr: = Spr n9rmelte Sp Der Ell
Rpd 8aptps, % bet er ell trtpsils Iioen Sn
em life iaa COB iom 9ecora4. Ser er 9oe
MartcospIuoS, % mango er Der, iom tlsbsr,
men 4riicrne bar pRret laoe Der, iom pnd
auore Steoer. 81 bar osiaa 2 gIepatorer
her paa ben famine Sectiou. iom pi Ieuer, oa
Ter saar omaha Sanen l9lennsm iaa bet er
aauIte bGnoist for 5armereu, buis be ptl
ienbe fit esst aorn, iaa bar be life laust al
tJpre oct.
9anoet her er lieset me9et Grls De itolts
to gar, os mango al 6armerne bar io!9l
line TSarme til COB 8ris % CT relits til IA
tota. bpor be tIpbte Tor SalUoelsn al bpaf
be iolate lor Der. Suopanortnsen bar p9rsi
ipr her i be ioIte 9lar ira Sltnois % Be
sltlige Stater.
gejoltuiusm CT bIanoet, men 2pltere Ell
be IeIte, oa be sr ale i sooe ptouomiitl
SmItGnoiabeoer. u. Y. gSarne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Yt0ecn faaS, mis-.

or. HeoattBr: -Htgepn tSdus er en- meget
pent beli9senoe % liuli8 Ylaos s Yhl fra
8bttebal Standardization. 10 Mil fra Sern-
baneItationen Ssieo, - fsrltu9pnte omtrent
Wtibten af 3rempealeau Co., ben iioite /
ben n~orblise Bart Of GUuntiet, iaa ri, bpuo
WarfeospIaoier ausoar, er soot ltiqeoe.
Eiseon Sails bar life mere eno ct Stpre,
men BET er ct Store iaa fort ps pr1stist %
cpiplot meo Sarer al ale mulisc Slass, at
Der ltal lebes lGnse, fer man fiuoer Waseu;
i~lgeIcoes bar = seon Sails en- IprIte 8lasies
5lourmglle, alt tiltprenoe Dor briitiae
Ganosmauo Son. y. @teru. Seq slemte
BOG bet iornemite % for Sarmeren bet NET
lsuueuoe, nemlls ct Creamery, iom oripes /
itor uotrGtnin9. Sr. gtern bar npli9 ino.
idt en- for Ntelte' Separator, % buer Wors
gen fan man ie Sees eiter ges al Nielf
TONNE mo ira Seroeus iire S:grner. Sioeu
oeu upttige Creamery Jorretnius Tom titano.
er 6arnnerueS 6aar iorbeoreoe % be saar
irem / Se,itano.
3 oct SirtcIige er Beioltutusen Der belt /
tire Eartier, uemllg ben Eorlfe Spnooes
M~euigbeb, iom bstIsnss al Yaitor 6. M.
Gbriituierion, en- libeu Sau9e5 Wisnigbsp,
iom ~betjeues al Yaitcr SimIe, liant ben
6oreneoe airies Wteuigbeo, iom b~ctlenes al
GnItcr ". @ulDbranoien. zen IioItlGpnte
M~eniabeo, I'll bollteu jc9 bprer, er / bet iiOit
iprlpbne 9tdr, iioen TlIt. 6ulbbrano en- Tom
bio, aaaet frem meo 8lRmpelfriot, tattst
uGre bore ioItetIGre o. bt8aueoc Sials'
igrger, iom PED fin forctUmmenoe % tIrr'
lgbeOsiuloe Omiors for jim Wtcni8beO brin'
ger ole, babe 0amle u9 hinge. I'll at ie op
til BAN meo 6iRrIigbeo % Sgiaatelie, 81
nle9et tuust Slag rammeoe BAN iioite Seit,
oct ran eiier fun ct Glars lpifsljgt gG3tes
fab peo 9goeu miiteoe fin eliteoe SuItru.
2ette bar for tam % ttte minoit ior 9leni5s
5eoen ct imerteItgt Cab.
Ser or pprettet en- ur9opnsiursuing. iom
leoes At YrRlieu, ua iOm er talrigt beie3t al
mango al De 8amle U3iaa. 8enS Wtooer
bolpes hos Sarmerne. Ser pppartes meo
aafe % Sage, og enbuer 9ipcr uo9le Gents
eiter 9pne o9 Siertela8. Z ben iprortoes
meO 99suins. defamation, f%eritemmig
Sang % tilOeIs ogiaa Wtult. Sorentn9en
bar sjort iiHe Eager 9oot, iioen ben be-
apubtr. Ssrit tIsbte ben ct prGgtigt Sr9el
iii airfen, Jon toitsoe $40; it0en Spser I'll
ct 8lbliotb:i jor $50. 2isie uu9ooumcns
Nsber beis5es for bet meite a mellem $50
o. 201 Yeriouer.
Nu bar baaoe 8uiHoeioreniuserne os ling
oomsforeninseu bespnot at jamie Tense til
Den Ssoreneoe 8trtes @iaIo. 9enHe @leni8'
beo bar fioitafuiate Slnr iaaet lin airfs fulo
Staup meo en- prastis &irietlOiie. 3e bar
Iioiie Nar ubbetalt | tIrteligs Gleneo oper
81 400, bog oil gieuisbeoen nlltseoel etter
Gpne gjsrs, buab ben Tan for at afblRlpe oen
Rpo, iom ben Sorenspe airte er fttott
Sreb % Yenitab sr raaoenoe yfsnt9be'
oerue, % leg tror, at YrGfierus c9laa en-
tlenoer, ct be or aniat I ben famine Serrss
lisnsfe. 3. 8. Suitslbus.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
SranRas Sap, Sosaue &c.,
{trda.

9r' Heoaiisr: - 9nnoet Der gosous o.
onll'sssuor Counter sr bsiiaaenoe al Val
ieys and Mountains. Rusls al loIis.tur
ct ira 2 til 10 DBL breoe. Sorobuuosu q
lort Serb o8 msset irugtbar, GLOW CT h.
cglaa moi al. BrlieH paa goao sr fra g.. ",
op I'll sl5 per Were, o. pl ou tjsbe pp pH
ieot Gorns, iaa CT griisu ira $40 til 81
per We're, siter iOui GfItaaoen er ira Rari.
'u'r Smprpeemsuts. Ser sr life uogt.
Qomelteae Sano at ian, ION er barb al at
b'loe, ier nau iomner $50 I'll 400 Nil
Yen bsrirn. Ter er mol al 6ometsao gono
% StooInno ialses Tor g.. so per Were. ali,
n'atet er lise iaa iunot Der iom / Soma. o.
Stotn er lille ian trpitsnoe ON SommsrsJ
ber / 3cgas. iom cen er / Soma.
Speoe 9ioer / MmtuoeIiabeo fra 10 til 80
Snibels per Gcres, Mais fra 20 til so Suih.
Saure ira % til rs BuibsIs, Cotton fra a
til Bale per Ncre, os uGltsn Ok Sla9s
5ruSt Os 9apeia9er, iom pOrcr i Soma, o.
mango fere SlnsS.
Nr8asenoe bet norIfe Settlement, ba er
bet onttring 40 Gar eammelt. Ser er pei
en- 7 a 800 norite 6amiIier meo 2 8irisr %
3 elsr 4 8eIisionstoIer. 2 uorlts lutberltc
Breiter, iaut npsIe Gopsutiitsr us 8aptiiter.
Srao Saminnoet ansaar, iaa er bet lise fac
goot, iom npseniteos les bar p9ret, snten
Soma, Minneiota elsr Bisconiu. Ser 81
6oIt ira Norse % 2pltIano, Sutnois, Soma,
UtInneicta, @iseoniin, ia ueiten fro buey
sneite Stat / llnicnsn. % De ipues aQe a
p9re bel tiIireoie. Manse tommer Der ubeu
Eense, men oa Der er Grbeibe at faa nGIiel
belle Garst ruuot, laar be fig ielenuem moi
iaa soot
2a8Ipnnen er / NlminoelisbeS fra IS Cts.
til 81 per Sag, % i Sarseiten os 3aritnin.
gen liot mere. Otter nit StIsu sr Der meeci
beore for Soil at TONNE, iom er / imaa ON.
itGnbisbeoer eno noset Stee, jes bar varei
isr. Ser arbeioer ri aarst runot, pu far
plsie til bper sreite tag oa ri life bGr
5roIt .aer Sne til at binbre @rbeibst. Er,'
len paa 8last fra Soma til Sheridan, 8psqn,
So, 9eras, pll blIpe fra $50 til $50.
Serplo faar jes lutte for oeune Gang.
Meo Slgtelle, Com Saittn9s.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Srene, 2Do Eafota.

Sr. 8epaitgr: - Srene sr en- lloen Sr
pal Great Gortbsru Bauea melem Sioul
Rails pe CANTON. 7eu blep p%aabespnot
gitsraaret, Oh ben saar irsm mse aIamps'
friot. Zen er bslisseuoe | 8 Counter,
Turner, ganiton % 9lan, iaa Der sr Blaos
til at pore paa. Ten taller alersoe ct balpi
gues gprre,niussbpsninssr, OF Der er 2als
ON an Suss mere til gcagen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Twin WaQcn. Minn.

a'oatt0r: - s "9ccorab.Y oIteu" TO,
S''' I'aaT at IRie en- sprrelpouoauc.
gun Saaep. 6Orfatteren Of benin,
~"'''s Tar te9uct fit Napu "Sruls", %
sSH Fa 0el 0~pIDsniugcr ON ben 9rafiI
nus lom MI / lGuscre Sto bar pqrcI
Ftt' Va Ic8 er blepeu beItplot for al
o,',a,''r al Oenue S~nornoeIie, Ga ban
'a0f' %nlOrliummet aiqft for famine
,,, ~ 'eOs Gem ON, at De aoobeoslulol
l., at lc8 lite or 6UrIatteren. Stl,
i'9 aHier, at "9ruI8" tan beltplSe.
), ',alo@9eIit 0UerOriuelie. Sea trOr.
! \, s.'', 9anlie mOOerat, iau bet tub,
g, " %e''t iaa iOnrt iarlrat heller.
4 rin paa tnappe @eu9ctioer. oa lioe.
! it, fT, ",sIl oaarl9e SnIas. iaa bar lea
Rc.prrs INK otAle euer pRret iitano nj al
t armoS y,n..e Ilegct Dnoeoe oa Qbl,
ts,n S"n, ION pniteli0t iunoe pprC
rrS I[m Gar oeu at lQioe. SooIrSes
rt iom 'nart 'tie lcet iaa meaei al oeunC
Pr lsm b aal9e bar. Nieu al paniioeiioC
! ii, 1'' ''s Der goa Stroet. bar lea oi ny,
os51S,- q, 'om Ter bapoc pqret p&tis1t G.,'
pa sS D ,aa Dlloc 8rittetrnftten tfte bore
III c yU, S'rlOr at ale, Tom er i geiiobej,
III. d, nor sense, pil umOItpIoe . rnIss
2sr1I g gai CT all right. ia g Sser,
|'a,,ps .S3aLs9: giaar noacn Al \ 1 esSrs
b N o,h Dealers b,ir iaa bib ot t han
b Ssas 5' gen.. elm Gre CTgurlist talt 9u ~
n r., s!alrt trltiieres oil Nance ,;r,
|a. ,'5.l9e 6Oli, ium ,ommer r' mn ~
faoned ", va n at iaa gcSfommsuS,
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ID, ig cm Ter riit Masn. iao '' nv
la ru,ng. m Ter er ltrcpct, lite S;ol ~" ,om mT,
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pa, >'0 lOsIau3tc 8cpieneiSe l' oise,
8tep.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
qorr%eipOnbarlce.

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4 ri ~ ~, - me blip, ofsutiisGl0rt, uieo'
r. sass,' sertfroabert snffsr bet, mfr
1 rh'' n' -, taY, glaBurt % aeresl'H'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
Telegraphic ixey-Taps.

me bicycle race for the ffty-milc cham
piohship was ridden at Herne Hill. near
london England yesterday. and was
won by Greene. Time. 1:56:i01-5.
Captain William Bridgman, United
states navy. formerly commander OF the
cruiser Baltimore, died at Tacoma, Wash
Hston. yesterday, Of Asiatic-feyer.
Secretary Herbert returned to Wash
lhSton yesterday afternoon on the United
states steamship Dolphin from his in
81 ;uon trip OF the navy-yards on the
Atlantic coast.
Congressman Anderson, OF West Vir-
gina, who has been in Washington for
somee time. was taken suddely III there
yesterday and Is threatened with fever
though his condition is not considered
dangerous.
Reports from the Eighth Tennessee
Congressional District primaries Indicate
the nomination Of Congressman Enl1e
By l,5l' majority. the forces of free silver
contering on General J. c. D. Atkins. an
Oh veteran. and making bitter fight.
Francis Marion Jones. one Of the best
known ship-builders on the southern
coast and builder OF some OF the iron
clads for the Confederate government.
which were famous In the war. died at
Savannah last night, aged 81 years.
\ dangerous new twenty-dollar United
States silver certificate, with the portrait
OF Secretary Manning upon 1t, series OF
1891 check letter G, plate No. >, j. FOunt
Tillman. Register. and d. y. Morgan.
Treasurer, has been discovered by the
Secret Service Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
Treasury Hold-Oyers Being Bounced.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. September IL
Secretary Carlisle to-day called for the
designations of Jason II. Baker. Of In
diana, CHIEF of division In the Urea
surer's office. and y. w. Herriott, as
slstant teller in the cash-room OF the
Treasury. He also dismissed thirty clerks
in the classified service OF the Treasury.
the salaries Of whose places range from
$40 10 $50 per annum. a number OF
them are women, and these are among
the hlgher-priced clerks discharged. The
dismissals are made to meet the require
ments OF the reorganization provided for
IN the new appropriation bill. as n result
OF Investigation made by the Dockery
commission.
These dism!ssals are the first batch OF
100 who viii be discharged between now
and October 1st next, when the new law
takes effect. Changes to the number OF
TO. in the matter OF reductions. promo
tons. and discharges. will be made before
tho reorganization contemplated Is CONF
pleted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

CONSIDER any subject except cooperation
IN iapor for the colored race, respectfully
i IeIers 10 the board Of the American Bap-
t,st Home-MissIon Society the proposition
y, the committee OF the Southern Baptist
convention on the subject Of territorial
units. and ask for II favorable considera-
uoh. The following IL text Of proposition
referred to: We believe that for the
promotion Of fraternai feeling and OF the
nes, interests OF the Redeemers kingdom.
~ " inexpedient for two different or
PLANTATIONS OF Baptists 70 solicit con-
Iioutions or TO establish missions In the
same localities. and for this reason we
recommend TO the Home Mission Board Of
.ne southern Baptist Convention. and to
,ne American Baptist omeafssion So
eNty' mat In the prosecution Of their
worh' already begun on contiguous fields
OF on the same field. that all antagonisms
pe avoided. and thar their officers and
employees be instructed to cooperate In
al practicable ways In the spirit of Christ
nat we further recommend TO these
oouIes and their agents I'm opening new
Work 10 direct their efforts to localities
NOT already occupied by the other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
DEATHS.

BARNEY. Entered into rest. September
IL, 1874, at half-past \. NJ. DR..
CHARLES q. BARNEY; in the Slst year
OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. s05
west Grace street THIS Sunday AT
TERNOON at half-past O'Clock.
QUARLES Died. Friday night. Sep
TENDER II. 1924, at the residence OF her
father, Mr.. w. II. Quarles, DAISY; aged
10 years.
MANY. Daisy. have mourned for thee;
And yet. shall many mourn.
Long as they name on earth shall be
In sweet remembrance borne:
For, while thy absence they deplore.
IT'S for themselves they weep.
That they behold thy face no more"
Funeral services VIII be conducted at
the Fffth-Street Baptist church on sun
DAY at O'Clock p. NJ.
chiilicothe Ohio papers please copy.
RUPPERT.-Died, at his residence. No.
GS east Broad street. at 7i5 +. NJ, Sa-
turday, September Is. 1894. after a lin
gerins Illness. A. RUPERT.
Funeral notice hereafter.
TATE.-Died. September 18th. at 7:s0
A. NJ. at her residence. COZ Church street.
after long and painful illness. which
she bore with Christian fortitude. Mrs.
MARY +. TATE, relict OF Charles II.
Tate.
l heard a voice from Jesus say
Come unto Me and rest,
Lay down thou weary one.
Lay down thy head upon My breast.
Her funeral will be preached THIS
Sunday EVENING At 4 o'clock from the
Pine-Street Baptist church. Friends and
acQ,aatntancss are invited to attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
FINANCIAL.
THOMPSON Il DrRH CO.,
l. 50 WALL STREET,
NEtLnr Won

~
issued The following market letter Thurs
day, September 18th:
We have been steadfast bulls on wheat
We suggested somctim. 40 that pur-
chases made upon any lttie recession ana
sold on quick rallies would enable tho
buHs on wheat 10 get "A very cheap In.
The buying during thn uast twenty. four
hours has been excellent with every in
dication that q marked Improvement viii
h. seen IN the coursr Of the next thirty
days. 4 very prominent clntai.s,. vi,
Ia. in fact, ono - th, big -Four ~
Chicago. and Is as WI known as Ar
mOur and Partridge them lveg saws.
wheat VIII sell al 81 p.r husAel before
the next crop r. mad Npth.a. can hold
IL down, and whatever slight recession.
are recorded from these prices Will SOON
give way To improvement that VIII b.
progressive and M .mr u rk'd The big
men DO NOT feel Ike selling wheat. Every
little shake-down is ,n9.n rei strictly
for the purpose 81 Worrying long hBld.fs
ani as VII at IS thrown ur 70 the market
it a bought by those Interests that can
and will protect q. \ conn -9tlFC'y sman
margin viii hold wheat Gn-i suhs.3n-
tial gain Is within reach
50 FAR as stocks are conc r1fd. there Is
no gainsasing the tact that thr market
shows great deal OF Innate eff"n .tn Va
may b. parlonei fer retnrrin. onte a. IN
- Reading because W luied lf wnrn
II was 80 much cheaper ana advised
every body 20 hold b. for Elnt l'g money
IN tie very near 'utufc. ErldN, -. of
all the coal properties. The very e.. apest.
~ I'm tho past SD now IN th" resent.
AMI n will b. the case in the iViree. tho
PHILADELPHIA and Reading company VII
hold the keynote ~ tn an ira 10. Htua-
ton 10 la The Warwick among tN' c98l-
erS the maker or The hr eer. without
TIE Eeading WORKING 10 ha rnnnv Win an.
other large produces OF .tfi cofi down.
10 would go - pieces. l. to- i1|ladri-
phla and Read NJ b. re'rssr,.d. pc
upon sound and substantial lasis. anl
you viii see that stock sell fhoS' ID. an.
pay dividends. HDh Recalling DE- VII
pay better In tie course OF tNtiN" Wonfls
than any other speciality o. g. grr.l
railroad security traded In On GA. New
York stock ENchanE".
The Vanderbilt shares look as { th'y
might s ~ NJ a little moro. aud s. paA
should do better. The action ~ 'he III
roctOrs was iust what W.. Expect !. II
81. Paul could earn and r1y dividends
IN such year. what VIII }, - when nor
mai times. rot 20 say days ~ pr poritA,
return? Buy 81 paIl 90 amy little dip.
Orders executed I'm l0's 40 twenty shares
and upward upon 3 pr cent margin.
Write FOR our daily market better
SIP ff-1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
AthIttlc Eco0rI. Eroken.

TRAINERS ISLAND. y. y, September
IA more thoroughly interesting and
enjoyable set OF games than the seventh
annual championship games of the Ana
teur Athletic Union proved to-day II
would b. n difficult matter to find.
They were Of more importance than any
other set of games played in this coun-
try during the season, as they decided
the championships Of the year.
The worlds swimming record at 100
yards was broken by a r. Kennedy. OF
Philadelphia. who not only beat his own
Ghe An rican) record by 40 seconds,
but the English record as well hy %
seconds. The worlds record was again
lowered I'm l2o-yard5 hurdle race lover
ton flights. three feet SIX inches high.
the best previous American record being
Is 81 seconds. and the English record lG
seconds. and stephen Chase. OF the New
York All tic club, accomplished the feat
in Is % seconds.
Thomas I. Lee, Of the New York
Athletic Club turned up In good shape
in the 1p)-yards' run, and he ran his
heat, also the final. in 10 l. seconds. win
ming each by three ana four yards, re-
spectiyely, while the Liebgold brothers
had things pretty much their own way
in the mile ana three-mile walks. sam
winning both. The majority Of the events
were run off in good time. and those pres
ont Witnessed a good days sport.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
SENATOR HARRlS'S VIEWS.
The Present Tariff Law Good Onc-The
Currency.

TRENTON TENN, September Is
Senator Isham q. Harris opened the cam
pa.gu in Tenncss @ here to-day in a speech
70 one Of the largest crowds ever assem-
bl,d in the state. lie said that while the
new tariff bin was not entirely eatisfac-
tory - himself. or 70 a large majority OF
IN Democratic soma tors, he could assert
with absolute confidence that 1t is the
ll.t tariff b.ll for the consumer and the
taxpayer that has been passed by or
offered in Congress in the last forty
ycir.. IL did not hesitate to denounce
as unjust, uufOuudoi, and absolutely false
The statement that the Senate was con-
tr,ilcl iv the Sugar Trust lie did not
Iclicy, that q single j. mocratic senator
was SO e.. atr1lled.
Speaking of the currency question. Sen
afYr Harris said; Il should be glad to
have au international agreement. out I
am Satisfied that no such agreement IS
possible or probable at this time. It Is
therefore inevitable that We must by
our own legislation. provide for the coin
age Of both metals and the maintenance
of parity. Let us formulate and establish
our own home policy ana maintain it.
We are able To- do IT.. and It is our duty
t. establish ana maintain q blmetallic
y niard in our country. When we owe
other countries we viii find a reans OF
payment: II not IN cotton. wheat or other
&C our products. we may possibly make
terms with some Shylock for gold enough
to pay with"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

=
RICHMOND, VA. September i5.-No
Private sales: Wrnppers, Il: smokers,
.: filters, s; dark. ii. Total. q hogs.
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga.
rettes, }i.555.5S; tobacco. ,i.7siS. Total.
Private sales. for wsek: Wrappers, 1862;
smokers. 34 filters. 81: cutters IS: dark
leaf. 32s; scrap, 10; Burnley, 1; Tugs. i,7
Total SIC hogsheads. against 202 hogsheads
for corresponding week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes, $i6,o49.so; tobacco sts,sis.5l.
Total, Sl.52s.si.
Auction offerings on Change for week
10; packages, and ~ taken in. Highest
price. $500: lowest. 500.
BusIness was fair to-day for Satur-
day, and one or two good wrapper sales
were made. Nothing was going on at
the warehouses.
The weeks business has been quito
good. and the market was more active all
round in both hogshead tobacco and looss
sales. Prices have remained firm through
out the week. with possibly some
strengthening on good old brights since
Thursday. though the change. IL any. Is
only slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

bales are American: against ziso.1o sn6
i.e97.o2 bales, respectively last year.
Receipts of cotton this week at 81 In
terror towns, 1909 bales. Recsspts from
thg plantations. 1851 bales. Crop In
sight, 1883 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September is.--Cots
ton.-Futures steady; saics D,po balss;
September, ss.z2; NovWntsD 80: De-
cember, 1871; January, $50; February,
$50; March. &52: April. is.s7: May. Ma;
June. ss.ss; July, $73
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ". G., September Is
Rosin finn; strained. Sc; good strained,
g0c
Spirits OF Experimentation doing.
Tar--Firrn nc G.15
Crude Turpentine-Steady; hard Il %.
soft. $50; virgin. $780,
SAVANNAH. GA. September B-spir.
It's turpentlne steady at 25c. for regulars.
Sales. 20 casks. Receipts. 79i casks.
Rosin-tnchaned; no sales. Quote: A.
y. G. and D. si.05; T.. si.l0; +, ais: g.
$40: N. u.55; ], N.e5; X. SIS; VI, 600:
y, $50, window-glass, SIS: water-whlte,
2.15.
CHARLESTON. g. C.. September H.
Inpentiue dun; nothing doing. Receipts,
b casks
Rosin-Good strained firm at &c. Re
ceip;s. 25S barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
No Bounty on Sugar.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has reiterated his decision
not 10 pay bounty on sugar In letter
sent to-day to Senator Henderson, Of
Nebraska. in which he says: II have had
under consideration the application made
by certain producers OF sugar In the
States OF Nebraska and California for the
payment of bounty upon the production
Of that article under the net OF October !.
1890. and have arrived at the conclusion
that such payments cannot be made With
out further legislation by Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
Mexican Independ euce- Day.

AUSTIN. TEN, September 1.-THE
Nicxicans in this vicinity to-day celebrated
the eighty-fourth anniversary of the de-
claration OF independence from Spain by
Hidalgo. the priest ana soldier. The cele-
bration proper begins tonight at IL o'clock
nine miles from the city, but to-day two
Mexican military companies paraded the
streets OF the city. carrying the American
and Mexican flags and a banner, on which
was a representation Of the Virgin de
Gaudaloupe, whose image was worn on
q medal by Hidalgo after he took up arms
The celebration will extend through to-
morrow. and there viii be solemn re-
ll.,ious exercises conducted by Rev. Father
Iauth, OF st. Mays Cathedral. OF this
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
Fire in Scranton.

SCRANTON. PENN, September ia
big fire prevailed in the heart of the bust
ness section of the city for some time
this morning. IT originated in the cellar
Of Matthews Brothers drugstore. and
spread 10 MOrton's book ana stationery
store and Gross & Fosters dry goods
store. all Of which We're destroyed.
While score Of hremen, mostly from
the Eagle Hose Company were fighting
the flames from the roof Of the Gross q
Foster building. q portion Of the roof
gave way. and three of the firemen were
plunged three stories with the falling
mass. while the others near the break in
the roof got away safely. All were in
furcd 20 some extent. but prompt work
on the part Of their fellow-hremen quickly
saved them from being burned 10 death.
Driver Beckett. Of the Eagles had
leg fractured. and sustained severe inter-
nal injuries.
The loss By the fire will probably reach
500, 900 on buildings and stocks.