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The herald., 1894-04-03

revenue only But, to their unspeaka-
BILE chagrin, they get nothing but wrsn-
giles about the divisions of the spoils of
protection. Whittier shall such men
turn? They are spelling for the entire
demolition OF the entire system of indi-
rect taxation that has debsuched their
leaders and betrayed their conservative
expectations. The single tax clubs
muet gather them in by the attraction
OF natural affinity. The Single Tax
party must take the field and hoist the
black flag. 1t will absorb the con-
science and character-sl Of the ingen-
uous and manly spirits of that old
party, one composed, as Parton said, OF
the many who suffer and the few who
think
II claim to be very good Democrat,
but very tired party man. II one
should demand from me definition OF
my theological teDets,I must answer-
with many another poor pilgrim to the
shades-'the question is too hard for
me cannot tell do not know But,
| am not without a religion the relig-
ion of humanity land that in my
conception, 10 embraced in the Demo-
cratic creed. Socially, l believe in the
true trinity of estates the democracy
OF men the arietocracy OF women the
monarchy OF God. Politically, believe
that the touch Of true democracy, like
the single touch of nature, makes the
whole world kin that, as applied to the
political needs of free people, it has a
certain bslsamic virtue calculated to
make the world less sore, and to minister
in the direction OF larger recognition OF
the universal brotherhood of man. Such
Is the genius of essential democracy
and, at another time, it is my desire to
show how entirely in harmony with it
is the doctrine of the single tax. But,
tonight. feeling inadequately prepared
to do the subject justice, beg leave to
give way to others"
The balance OF the evening was filled
up with splendid vocal music by Prof.
James G. Clark and Miss Eva Henry
and further expositions of single tax
principles by Clarence A. Miller and
others. 1t was announced that Mr..
Creighton would speak more fully next
Monday night, when there would also be
music and other exercises.
The herald., 1894-04-03

The Baptist Ministers association
convened at the First Baptist church
yesterday morning and we're addressed
by DIR. A. j. Froet OF San Bernardino on
The Fourteen Fatal Gaps of Evolution.
There were present number OF minis
ters and many members of the various
Baptist churches of the city, who with
marked interest listened to the eloquent
gentleman. He was requested to repeat
Al La
The herald., 1894-04-03
ThaH H-nIntion

OF medicinal agents is gradually relegat-
ing the old-time herbs, pills, draugnts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
and effective liquid laxative, Syrup of
Figs. To get the true remedy see that
it is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by all
leading druggists.
The herald., 1894-04-03
The workman Park Trnot

Has the best supply of water and the
best water in the city. Besides the city
water and Mr.. Workman's supply. the
tract is supplied with Garvanza water
direct from the mountains. Free tickets
over First street cable line now at our
Office. EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & Co..
III South Broadway.
The herald., 1894-04-03

the afternoon the following programme
will be heard in the assembly room:
l;S0-Educational Psychologist. K. Win
ship.
School dovernment-Prof K. T. Pierce.
Drawing-Katherine NJ. Ball.
The Physical Condition Of Success-Prof.
John Dickinson.
The institute closes on Friday.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Gprrsipunorus aus %2urrmbnrg.
@eebrter Serr Conner!

@eeDrter 9err 90lller!
Sn 2uremblrg tDnnen mir nibt mebr
nit Stimmsn fertig weroen. Sn ben
leBten Spei Sabren baben mir peniga
item 5 Mal seitimmt, balo fir Die
Sammer, balp fir ben 8emeinoeratb.
9lm nd6lten 81. Sanuar iollen mir
wieoer itimmen, ba Die &egieruns Die
Sti1mablen bon 81. Set. 1893 umge=
itoBen bat. Weil nit ben Sti6mablen
audi cine gr9dnsungspabl itattiinoet,
10 piiroe i9 mid munoern, Wenn pir
nibt nod Gin paar Mal itimmen nlitB=
ten.
Inter ben 3eitungen bat wieoer cine
relle bas Sa9esli9t erblift, Die ySur=
embur9er Yolt". Glei6 mad Dem
SOOe oes Srn. Sriif eri6ien Die ySreie
PreIle". Ia aud bas ni6t Sieben
wolte, periuhte Der Sobu Des Srn.
Sriif, ST.. Soiepb griif, es nit Der
v2uremburser Yolt." Sb Is tpObl
belfen miro? 90 bltten mir alio jeyt
3 3eitungen, mel9e 2 Malin Der @ohe
eri9einen: Die ,Sbermolel" Die
y9oitsseitung" unb Die Bot, obne
81 Ipre6en poml oWOielbote", naroen=
ner 3eitun9" unb ,Gbternaber Nn=
Seiger," Die ebenialls 2 Wal Die @O6e
eri6einen. Gs lit alio fir 2ettiire uro
3eitungsneuigreiten oroentlid seiorst.
Gs lit elm SpaB, ST beuba6ten, wie
oisie 3eitungen ii6 ae9enieiti9 pifen.
uro cine Der onOern Das ySiipel" auf
oas ii" jebt. Sa i6 nun einmal bon
Den 3eitun9en Ipre6e, mill i6 nod bei=
titgen, oaB bon Den tG9liden GriAei=
nenocn oas ySurembur9er Wort" Die
rite STEELE einnimmt, iO,uoDl mas
AbOnnertenSabl ais Snbalt anbelanst.
nSuremburger 3situn9" unO hide
tendance Interchangeable" fabren
fort, unteritiift pom @eloe Der liebera=
len Serrn, nit eini0en 6unoert 9lbon=
nenten Elm tldglibes Oalein Su frilten.
-Sas ySOnntagsblatt" geminnt bier
in Der Staot td9lih neue SeIer, uno
biirgert lid aud bel unierm 2anOuOlt
INNER mebr elm.
Sic Snfluensa lit mieoer in Der
Staot, unO pie ih bore, ins gauge
2ano aetummen unO bat manden traut
9ema6t.
Sonta9 ben IL. Sanuar. fano in
Der Sieb Irauentir6e Die Ofentlihe @eibe
oerjeni9en 6amilien itatt, welae ii9 in
ben 9erein Der bl. Samilien baben
aufnebmen laiien. lleber 200 6ami=
lien baben ii6 in Der Piarrei bon Sieb=
%irauen eini6reibeu lailen. 8etreu Den
Wiini1en oes bl. Saters bat Siemli1
oas 9anSe S%urembur9er Sano ii9 in
ben Serein auinebmen laiien. Hament=
Dieier Serein fnno beim Sanopplte cine
Iufn0bme, wic fem anoerer.
Sure burg, IL. San. 1894.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
GliaB=S

Nm "a. Sauuar mar Ole G6e=
frau Shifimaher aus Yont=a=MouI-
ion nit ibren SDhtern glnna uno Mar=
garetba na6 Mteb in Der Nbliht gefom=
men, leBtere, welde lid einen Sebltritt
bate 81 l6uloen tommen lallen, unl=
5ubrin9en. Sic orei Yerionen liefen
ldn9ere 3eit in Der Ndbe Der Muiel
lumber; ihlieBli6 gingen tie iebs ubr
Nbenos auf Dem Moielufer sruiiben
Der SOoten= uno SieoenbOfenerbriife
entlang. 0tit einem Mtale iielen Mut=
ter uno S6weiter itber Die Wtarearetba
Der uno polten lie in ben SluB wer=
len, auf Die SiIieruie jeoob, welhe
Die gnaegriiiene ausitieB, lieBen Die
llnbolOinnen bon ibr ab. Sds Wdo=
den entflob, pdbrenp Die Mutter nit
Der unoern Sohter wieOer nah Yont=
a=4tounon surilftebrten. &iirSli6 III
tall6te leBtere pieoer in WteB alf uno
wurOe OerbdItet uno III lnterlu6ung
abgefiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Sch. in Der ct. Yeters=air6 ourb
9tep. Gbuette III Die &oienielieln Der
Gbe i1mieoen. Sas iiber9liidli9e
junse paar miro ii9 auf Der sc. GDn=
rao Sarm bierielblt nieoerlaHen.
Die Sirma &oie e Seins fat i'm
Monat Sanuar SDei 9aounsen praft=
boiler pferoe gum Yertauf ousQeltellt,
pobon Die meilten bieier Sbiere sl lebr
a%nitdnoisen Yreiien an urlere Sarmer
Oertautt muroen .-SeItens griiBt
s.. 2out d..
Aus Ggica9o seben uns nad)=
fplgenoe 3eilen su:
Sn benz eben bier CUR gerbatolilt9 9elan:
9enoen GrpuinsW oropro;eB ipielen aud Slpel
l"lulerer galbSleute cine beionoere Goue ais
.3elgelI, uGmli6 Der poliieicapitan S1aod
llllo Der inter benz 9tameu der tletlle Sltrs
smlburoer~ befarmte So6n g. &unSe. Sieler
WtorbproB int cine ber lenIottonelltelt III Der
Griminal9eibi6te oieies Sartbes, uuo Der
@usaana Diro nit Spannlitg III oeil 9dljen
Ser. Staaten periolet. Sefanntli6 fiel am
4. Nai 1889 Or. Grouil elmer ipeituerSmei9=
ten GerlhpOruns SIm Spier; an 9enalll=
ten Gage muroe berielbe III cine eilliom
itebenoe Sitte 9elodt NIB mel6lin9s ernlors
bet; leiue l6retli6 peritiimmelte gei6e
wuroe iobunn in ein 9lbflubsSaiiin billeiu=
Se;wen9t. Bel benz erltel GroSeB i'm Sabre
1889 wlrbe aud litler por6er eripGbuter
Yanbsmann Scobm 4. &uu;e ais eiler ar9ebz
Iibeu Observation-Disclosures perbaitet NIB liebell
Monate lang I'M GeidngniB 9ebalteu ct
murine No,rnIG hnt6uINtnf Nnc pr 90 np1nnia,t
lei, Der ben 9lrSt in bic Siitte gelodt, be;lp.
nit elmer 6uti6e oortbln 9ebra6t bate.
guS Wan9el OIL 9etil9enoen SeruetleI muBte
SllnSe freigeIpro6en morben. 9tltr orei Der
NallptperI6morellell lpiroell III lebei5ldu9=
li6er 3u6tbausltraie perurtbeilt. Bon bic
len bret liIo m%ittlerpeile ;Wei, obue @es
itdnonlB abSlle9en, 9eltorben. Ser brittle,
Tan. Sou9blil, erbielt Jest auf letu GeIud
eineu Smeitel Nro;eB beuill9t, Der Sc
9euipartig bier I'M pollen 0ange III. Ulller
yanosmanm &un;e ltebt oiesmal rtdt oils
@n9etlaeter Dor benz Ri6ter, louoern illlgirt
als Gntlaituuss;eu9e iiir Gougbllt NIB per-
indt ben geetcreu ourd leiu Seu9nlB aus
Der 8lemme - woute io9eu: ans Der SAT
Geulhlinae - III ;ieben. WtdI mlilltelte
Suerit, oaB ouh Yoli;eitapitGu S1oad iitr
beu mutbmoBli6eu Wtel6elm0roer cine gou;e
breteu mn eir gilnitiges 3Cu8uiB iiir ben=
ielbeu abseben wiroe. SoS @egentbeil lit
inceien Der Sal, uuier SanoSmarm
S6aat lit Sto0tSSeuge uuo lit olb iouit i'll
ieiuer Gi9eni6oit ais Goli;eifapitGn eiirig
bemiibt, ben Moroperi6worer Gan. Cough
liz ali ben @algen 81 brin9eu, Dem Der SeBz
tere boiientli6 ui6t eut9ebeu piro, oa Der
MutIa9ebeweis 9e9eu ibn ein Su l6lUerpies
senber lit. -
Die guremburser GbicogoS weroen oems
NG6lt cine Observation-Disclosures bier begcben
- oaS lit III Der lester &ode ;ur pOlligCu
Sbatla1e 0eporoeu. ollie. biellgeu Iurelu=
burger &ereille babeu uGmli6 gegenieitig
Elm lebereiltommsu g~etroiieu uuS ibre Wtits
wirtuu9 oil benz %Jiationalieit Der na9 &ais
ieuoeu SGbleuoer Gbico9oer gurembur8er gu
geiast. Ge6t idOu, uuo - pbleibt eiltig,
griioer!" DR.. j..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

56 Sabre perGtiyut6et MD giuttee bon
ii &inDern, DoIt bensli Iod) 9 leben.
3u Rem!b itarben Der &cntiler
Scinri6 6inbOrif. 81 Sdfre alt. nilO
.oer p%enfiouirte Gr:usauiicDer @ehsr,
50 Sabre alt.
Msrtert, %. So:t. Gieien Mor.
gen i1uroe Der @inser $,srr SGeio
becroigt.
gu Gi0n0en bat bic Icneiroe.
periuGltun0 uatcr Die alrrnen Stro9 fir
Getten io.uie Is ST.. az cine Ga,Gbl
Siiritigen Ocrtcilen iallsn. Der 9olSs
uno SpbI0la9 Der Gemeiuoe Oedi fait
ale 0enleinoeausgaben bort.
Sem 9annbiite Nitolas Mrs
ore bon Souri6eio iino gbenos Die
&iidenieniter einsepOrfenworOen.
3u S6lei m ii + itarb an einem
Shlagflune Der gferer Selh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
&leinere 0aGri6tcn Jus ueri@ieoenen
Crtjhajten.

Wel16eio, Is. San. Sir un=
iere Yiarrtir1e Iino 2 ileue 6lpfen be-
itelt bel Der b%etannten Sirma Sour
uno Guenier, gta4folger b. 6r. SOui=
iel in Meg.
So 6eio, u. San. gm seitri-
gen Ibeno fano bier, zines 9erinfii9isen
l%lmltanoes wegen, cine Salgerei itatt,
Die fir eiuen Der Streitbdbne einen
gmbru6 sur 6Olse bate.
Sem 2ebrer Serrn 9. S6lOher
ppn Spmmeloingen lit BON Der Gesie=
rllns Elm Subiio benillist woroen, um
an einem bObern 3eibenturius gu Brill
iel tbeil Su nebmen.
Sn &eoiu gen rlti6te Die Gbe=
irau S. 3a6arias auf benz Sic aus
uno brad ben slrm.
Sn Siefir6 iano nan Die &ent=
nerin SRI. Yei6 tOot auI Dem Stuble.
Die gerbli6ene lit IS Sabre alt, mar
I. 3. 2ebrerin Der Sietirher &inber=
perlorsunssi6ule unO 9ebOrte elmer Der
dltiten Samilien Sietir6s on.
Sn Silsoorf bat Der @rst orei.
piertel oes Srintpaners ais ungeiuno
ertldrt. Man bpbrt oesbalb einen
artelii6en yrunnen.
Sianoen, II. San. Ser ieit
1888 bier beitebenoe Sbitbauperein,
oeiien Mitglieoersabl suriidgins (pon
- aui ID wuroe i'm Sauie oes per-
foNeuen Subres Su einem lanomirtb=
ibaitli6en HotdlUerein erweitert. Sit
WtitslieoerSubl ities iofOrt auf "a. Sn
Den Soritano Oes nunmebriaen lauDs
wirtblbaitli6en Sereins uuroen 9e=
wdblt Die $50: 9nOre Nubin, .Hent=
ner, ais YraiiOent; SeB u. SictOr,
Sice= YrGlioent; Saunenbab Seinri6,
@erdtbeperwabrsr; ShirB Nitolas,
&aliirer; Sailiu9 SbeOoor, Sbriit=
filbrer. SIN Saufe oieier Wp6e
ltarbsu: am MOnta9, 10. San, Serr
Srlus 8ierens I'M utter BON 70 Sab
rem; inn ipl9te bcllte feline 8emabliu,
9cb. Magoalenu Sepbolo in eiu belize
res Senielts; an II. Sanuar uerl6ieo
bier naA turSer &rantbcit, Sr. Peter
Yituro, 9eweiener Siir9ermeilter uno
l~an9iIbri0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
i'm Nlter Don 76 Sabren.
@ilB. Sier lit Der 6eriGtsi@rei=
Der Sr. NitOlas Gapus seitOrben. @m
10. San. perihieo bier Die Dame 5.
Spl3eip. seb. Sberelia 6aber, in DO.
ben alter bon 81 Sabren.
Sspern. 4m IL. San. Itarb Der
bodw. Serr Se1ant Wt. Yroblt. so
SABRE alt, ieit 1868 SeAant 81
Sspern.
il iimelingen. Sieier Sage
iprun9 bier Die Sreihmai0ine bes Nde=
rers 3d., ais lie in oollem Sang mar.
Ger S6wo9er besiclben, wel6er oas
@etreioe einlieB. bate lib SeraOe rid.
wdrts sebeu9t, Inn cine 8arbe 81 neb.
men, ais Die Giientbeile i~auieno mad
allen Gi6tun9en ouseinanoerltOueu,
Sielem umltanoe bate er es su per'
Danten, oaB er nit elmer unbeoeutenoer
SautabI6iriung an Der Stirne bappn'
tam. SGtte er Seraoe Aeltanoen, il
wdre er nit boiler @h1t setrOneI
ipproen.
p%enlipuirte ebemalige @enOarn
Srans Sol. SubanIeau III 81 Sietird
I'M Glitter bon ~ Sabren 9eltGrben. W
bate Ibsr 80 SABRE Sisnltssit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
6robhersosthum.
Qus Ser bauptitaot.

&irslid bat 81 Namiir Srdulein
Gatbarina SbOll aus Der bieligen st.
Observation-Disclosures i9r ~50iGbri9es Subj
ldum ais So1ter Der b.. Sbereila i'm
oortigen Garmeliterinnen : &lolter &C.
telert.
Seltener Sail. 99iQ ba Elm
bernittpeter, SO Sabre alter Stations=
bDriteber bon II. li6 sum Sneiten Wtale
perbeiratben; oas ut ia 9ues i9On uno
gut uno bat feline &i6tigteit. Nun
lebt aber nod Der in ben 70er Sabren
itebenoe Sater oesielben uno oieier
pei9ert iih Die Ginpilli9un9 81 oieler
Gbe gu 9eben. llno 10 liebt ii6 oieier
b%erltGnoi9e, SO Sabre alte Wtann ge=
stpunsen, Die ginwilisung ieines Sa=
tiers our6 ben pom @eieBe OOrsei6rie=
benen Gbrerbietisteitsatt (acte respec-
tueux) na1Suiu6en. SIM 6~ipil9eleB=
bu6e II. Bid, Sitel 5. Son Der GDe)
beiBt es ndmli1: Sin junger damn,
BON $50 Sabre aft, muB, falls Die
Gltern ni6t einWilli9en, ben Gtrerbie=
tisteitsatt breimal MAIDEN; crit einen
Wonat na6 Dem britten Mal tann CUR
Mbi9liebun9 Der gbe gei6ritten luer=
ben. Sat Der Setreftenoc leoO6 oas
80. ~2ebensjabr suriifgelegt, 10 brall6t
er jenen gift bloB einmal Su MAIDEN;
erfol9t oann Die ginwillisung ni6t, 10
lam einen MOnat ipdter sur Gbe ge=
i6ritten meroen. Ser Gbrerbietisteits=
att muB D%emjeni9eu, wel6er bic ponn
@eieBe ~porseihriebene Ginmiaigung su
aeben bat Wltern; mad oeren 4bleben
Die @roBeltern) ourd spei Notare ODER
bur6 einen Nptar uno Swei 3eugen
betannt aema6t, unO in Dem bieriibcr
aufsunebmenoen YrDtotOll mus Die
9lntwOrt Der betreiftnOen Yeripn per=
merit meroen. - Sas nennt man: lid
iein SaustreuS Init SinOerniien"
nebmen!
gu Sommelbin9en wuroe
bic Yermablun9 oes Srn. Sberlebrera
2utSen nit SRI. gtsen Sefeiert.
Sn ben Sorltano Des 2ebrer=
9%eiansbereines oes eriten Sesirtes lino
9eplblt woroen Die SO. Wergen-
Glauien; Madel-S berltabt; Wti9els
-8runo; Weiler-S beritaot; Was=
ner-Yfafientbal. gu Sirisenten reip.
Giee-S irisenten Die SO. Miiller, @tu=
iitoirsttOr, uno Saubitummenlebrer
Qemmen. Gbrenprdl ioent oes Sereins
lit Der Sr. SdulinipettOr.
iir ben bur9 ben SOB oes Serru
Sorts patent %sewOroenen SIP I'M 8e=
meinoeratb miro nibt Or. Saloaun H,
iOnoern Sr. gopotat=9lnwalt Simonis
tanoioireu.
Sn Seuti9Iano lit in Der leb.
ten 3eit elm Yerein Der S%ele9rapbilter
%entitanoen, bee bis jeBt idOn iiber 1000
YtitSlieoer Sdblt, unO Dem aus BEN
@roBberSostbum &uremburg i6or
9e9en 10 Sele9rapbiiten beisetreteu
iino.
Dor &urSem bate Ii6 Der i'm
Sreitenlpeg %mobnenbe Mertels Gam.
bert, ais Sertules %bstaunt, i'm Gr,.
balm am linten Auge cine GerlebunQ
su9eso9en, Die ct in jugenolibem Sei6t.
linn nit GisWaler uusmui6. is trat
cine 9ntsiinOung Elm uno Mtertels
muBte Die Silie bes Srn. Sr. MeBlel
in Nnipru6 nebmen. Oils er pieie,
a Sage ii9 our &linit I'M Slolter an
Dem 6il6martte begab, brad er Dor
Dem Gin9ans suiammen unO mar ein(
Tei1e.
; SIM bieIi9en PrieIterieminar iiart
on einem Yra:leioen Der "a SABRE altl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

IS oil in unierem Ganoe ,pieoer
ein 3uderfabrit erri4tet lueroen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
Gloves.

Ladies' Foster Hook real Kid Gloves in Black and all
leading spring shades. Gloves that sell every mr.
where for from $I25 $2.2s per pair only 49,. JJG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-21

New York. July 20.-The Suns cotton re-
port says: The crop advices were generally
favora ole, Liverpool was not encouraging. the
Hatch bill was again menacing the cotton
trade, settlement of the tariff seems to be
as far OF as ever: co ton goods, though a lit
tie more active, still show depression; there
was no life in speculation, Notice day not
far of and the tone is dispirited. The feeling
was not reflected in any decided decline in
prizes but still the market was weak and
closed sliShtIy lower"
New York, July .0.-Riordan s. Co. say Of
cotton to-day: There was Z ut little change
in Liverpool, but the decline made further,
although lnconsiderable progress here.
closed at 6.S6c bid with the tone quiet and
steady. There is very little 10 be said Just
now about the market. Everybody agrees
that If the growing crop turns out to be a big
I he bears urge that everything now points in
that direction. The bulls tell us there is
many a slip between the cup and lip. They
pin their faith TO the uncertainties OF the
season. but the bulls don't buy, and the only
thing that prevents the market from going
down is the constant buying of those who tell
us that it is sure to go down. They are buy
ing to grab their profits, insisting that
the right thing and the only III ng
to do is to see to it, is a queer state OF
prizes are slowly but surely sagging, and the
friend Of cotton seems anything but hope
less"
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON The visible
supply of cotton tonight, as made up by cable
and telegraph TO the Chronicle July IL. is as
follows: The continental stocks, as well as
those for Great Britain and the afioat are this
weeks returns. and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the
complete figures for July 10. we add the item
of exports from the United States, including
n H. the eYOOrtS Of FRIDAY only.
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year Spirits turpen-
tine. sc. Rosin-A. B, c, d and E. 955;
F, S1.0); G, Sl05: H, S1&5; l, $3.50; x,
1925; NJ, $500; N, So 80; window glass, S405;
water white, $3.50.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the last week were 1897 casks spirits
turpentine and 25.767 barrels rosiu. The
exports for the week were 3,S05 casks spirits
turpentine and "a S33 barrels rosin, moving as
follows: To New York, 81 casks OF turpen-
tine and 1851 barrels rosin; to Baltimore,
Is casks spirits turpentine and 2,575
barrels rosin; to Boston, IS casks spirits tur-
pentne and 6l2 barrels rosln; to HarDurg,
9,84s barre S rosin; to Hamburg, 979 casks
spirits turpentine, and 3,795 barrels rosin; TO
London 1858 casks spirits turpentine; to
Garston 2,732 barrels rosin.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL l. 1894. TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-21

Factory. common. 90 bid 95 asked: ]. p
King Manufacturing Company, l0i bid l02
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company, 75
bid. a asked.
New York, July 20, p. m.-Money on call
easy at per cent. The last loan at per
cent. and at the closing was offered at per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, SK@4 per cent
Bar silver o>%c.
Sterling EXCHANGE Is firm. with sctu al bust
ness IN bankers bills at 81 s7l4 "a S74 for sixty
Gays and 81 S5t9+ oo4 for demands; posted rates
81 1aQI4 %.
days
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull.
Ra lroad bonds weaker
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day wa
neglected.
New ork July eO-The following were
theopening quotations a. the Stock Exchange
to-day:
Chicagoaad North western. 10I4
Norfolkaai Western prsierre ........., 10
Richmondl1i Vest Poilt Fer MIA a.. 80. Tx
w eStern u nlon.... .,........... ....... siB
New York, July 2O.--The engagement of
S2,5O0 900 additional gold for export for Eu-
roOe tomorrow, making the total for the
week $3.50 900, created more bearish feeling
in stock circles during the early hours of
husinsss to-day and prices declined V TO Z
per cent, Missouri Pacific and Sugar leading.
The decline In the first named was In sym
pathy with the break In the collateral trust
uNcS gcobCLudys WnlCu SuTu was lUt T6sulL
Of an unfounded rumor that the company
could not meet its August interest. he CON,
pany denied this report and offered TO pay all
coupons Of less than per cent. per annum TO
August. On this den al the stock rallied to
~ Atchison was heavy throughout, the
stock fal ing to 3%, class A to 2Sh and
the As to 73M. The poor statement
for May, and the fears Of heavy assessments
account fol- the heavineSs of the Jun or Sc.
curities. The secretary of the general reor-
ganization committee said to-day that the re.
port OF Expert Little will be given out early
next week. n the afternoon n trmer feeling
preya led and the general railway list rallied
Il to a per cent, Burlington and Quincy. st.
can sugar was comparatively quiet. only 25.-
500 shares changing hands. against $3.50 yes
terday The stock ranged between 10 0l02A,
and left oil at 1918, aga INST lO29s yesterday.
The tariff discussion in the Senate is check
ing trading in the sto. k, but the
disposition on the part OF certain
members of that body to stick TO tho
schedule presented to the House deters the
bears from attacking the stock. Whisky,
after an early advance to 21A fell to 10 I.
Chi ago Gas declined 81 to i44, rose to 7jx
and left of at 75H. spec ulation left of toler-
oily firm, Notwithstanding the drop in both
The total sales were only s9.70s shares Net
changes show loss of Is to IN per cent out
side Of hlcago Gas. St. Paul. Rock Island,
Lou sville and Nashville Manhattan, Read
ing and Northern Pacific preferred. which
rose Il TO q per cent. The bond market was
weak particular for the Atchison issues,
VIII Oh were pressed for sale.
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
lows: