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Allan steamer Disabled.

London, February 2.-The Allan State
line steamer Corean from Glasgow,
January %, for New York, put back to
Scattery island in the Shannon river.
Ireland, with her stoke hole full of water
and the steamer disabled. Heavy seas
washed over her and carried away several
boats. Her own pumps were not able to
free her of water.
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WISDOM FROM ABROAD.
The Pail Mall Gazette's Idea of the Monroe
Doctrine.

London, February 2.-The Pail Mall
Gazette, commenting on the action of
Admiral Benham at Rio de Janeiro,
says: So long AS Admiral Benham is
content to protect American vessels he is
we'll within his right and duty. The
government at Washington has issued
paper declaring that Admiral Benham.
besides protecting American commerce,
ought to end the monarchist machin-
ations. This is the Monroe doctrine, not
vet codifed within the law of nations. If
Admiral Benham attacks single
Brazilian insurgent merely because he
suspects he is monarchist, he will be as
much of pirate as Admiral da Cana
would have been if he had fired on an
American trading vessel. Brazil is not
more under President Cleveland's
suzerainty than the United States is un-
der British suzerainty
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THE WEATHER.
Warmer and Cloudy,

Boston, February 2.-Local forecast
for New England for Saturday: Con-
tinued generally fair: southwest winds;
warmer.
Washington, February 2. - For New
England for Saturday: Increasing cloud
mess; decidedly warmer; south winds,
increasing in force.
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them. With this explanation L submit
them for your consideration.
1.-The next steamer leaves here Februa-
ry 3, which will place you in possession
of Mr.. Dole's letter, and my purposed re-
ply thereto about February IS.
''Very respectfully,
'ALBERT S. WILLIS"
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Dole May Resign.

New York, February 2.-The Worlds
special correspondent at Honolulu writes
under date of January II:
''There may be an important change
soon in the Provisional Government of
Hawaii. The state of President S. B.
Dole's health continues to cause uneasi-
ness to himself and his friends, and he
may resign. At present he is both Presi-
dent of the Provisional government and
minister of foreign affairs, drawing a
salary in the latter capacity.
'Mrs. Dole may preventMr. Dole's res
ignation. = She is an ambitious woman,
both for herself and her husband, and in
case Hawaii should become republic,
which many expect here now, she wants
to see him it's first president
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Local Weather Report.

Portland, Me-, February 2.-The local
Weather Bureau Office records as TO
the weather the following:
Sa. m.-Barometer. 30.111: thermome-
ter. 14.O; dew point. 6; humidity, 81;
wind. w; velocity, g.; weather,
clear.
SD. m.-Barometer.'s3 's30.095; tnermome-
ter. 21.O: dew point. 4: humidity, 43:
wind, SW; velocity. Z: weather, clear.
The mean daily thermometer. 16: max
imum thermometer, 24.8; minimum tner-
mometer, SO; maximum velocity OF
wind, 10 SW; total precipitation. 600
inch.
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Weather Observations.

The following are the observations for
the Agricultural Department Weather
Bureau for yesterday, Feb. 2. taken
at s D. m., 10Th meridian time. the OBJ
servations for each station being given in
this order: Temperature. direction of
the wind. state of the weather:
Boston, 24o, SW, clear; New York. .30', !,
SW, clear; Philadelphia, 800, S, clear;
Washington 349, S, clear; Albany, 2O0,
S, clear; Buffalo, 30o, S, fair; Detroit,
36o, SW, clear; Chicago, 28o, SW, clear;
st. Paul, %. SW, fair; st. Vincent, \,
N, clear; Huron, OAK, 140, NV,
clear; Bismarck, s., NV, clear; Jack
sonville, $50, NE, clear.
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For several years
/ have been trou-
bIed With my stom-
aeb, apd b e + ore
using
Groder's Syrup
my STOMACH WAS
very bad iDdeed. A
large bupcb formed
in my side, aDd l
worried a gre Z
deal about myself.
Several doctors Ad-
vised me to be oPer-
ated upon, but a
friend advised me
to take
Groder's Syrup,
apd by 50 doing |
WAS spared Of a
surgical operation.
I had 30 appetite,
was dizzy, sour
stonDa eb, coDsti-
pated, bea dAcbe,
aDd my liver caused
r0e uptoId agony.
Groder'S Syrup has
cured rr7e, and ] arD
willing to testify to
its noerits.
MRS. CLARA PREo,
WaterviIie, Me.
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The Situation Unchanged.

Auckland, N. T., February S.-Steam-
er Mariposa, from San Fraecisco via
Honolulu, arrived here today, bringing
Hawaiian advice to January 20. There
has been no change of moment in the
situation in Honolulu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-14
STOCKS SENT SKYWARD.
The Action Of the Caucus on the Tariff
Bill Did II.

Material Advances in Railway Issues.
Cotton Futures Feel the Effect of the
Settlement of the Tariff Troubles
and Advanced to IL Points-Grain
Declined at the Opening, but Reoov-
cred Before the Close-A Better Feel
ing in the Local Markets-Rosin Sales
Large.
Savannah, Aug 1s-The leading feature in
the local market was the increased demand
for rosin at the prices established a few day S
ago. Sales were large and the market closed
firm Other markets were quiet and IN
changed with a better feeling prevailing on
account of the action of the democratic caucus
toward the settlement of the prolonged tariff
trouble.
To-day's markets on the New York Stock
Exchange fClly demonstrated the theory that
q settlement of the tariff measures would re-
vtve the general business in all departments,
10 matter What the lines of policy were de-
termined on. Stock speculation was active
from the moment it became certain that a
settlement had been arrived at. The general
lists improved and left of with heavy gain
on the day.
Notwithstanding the continued favorable
crop reports, the influence of the tariff settle
ment was felt in the cotton market, and fu-
lures rose several points, sustained by the
belief that prices will now go considerably
higher.
Reports OF good rains in the corn districts
caused decline in the value of corn, which
was Immediately followed by lower prices in
other grains at the opening of the markets:
but complete recovery took place when it
was demonstrated that shorts" found it diff
hcult to cover. Provisions opened weak but
grew stronger toward the close.
The following resume Of the different mar
kets will show the tone and the quotations at
the close today;
Cotton.
The local market was steady and IN
changed. The demand was fair, compared
with the scant offerings The sales we're 80
bales At the Cotton Exchange, at the regu-
lar call, the market was bulletined steady at
the following unchanged quotations:
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Georgetown. Aug 13-Arrived, schrs Percy
W. Schall Hubbard, Baltimore, A w School
craft, Booye, New York.
Sailed schr John c Gregory, Andreassen,
New York.
Mobile. Aug 13--Arrived, schrs Villa Y Her
mano, Gill Cardenas. Luther T Garretson.
Randet, Havana; steamer Simon Dumois
lNOrl, kanltZ, Bocas DelToro.
Cleared, steamship Bratten fNorl, Ucher-
man, New York, and sailed; schrs S G Has
kell, Richardson, Boston; Sirocco (Br] Perry,
Spanish ports
New Orleans, Aug l3-Cleared. steamships
Rover Bluehelds Architect, Pensacola; Ibe-
ria, Bocas del Toro.
Port lads, Aug l3-Arrived, steamships
Catalina lSpl Diaz, Barcelona; Ell sol, Mason,
New York. Aalesund INorl Schage Belize;
Saltwater, Gait. Puerto Cortez.
Charleston, Aug l3-Arrived. steamers Che
rokec, Bearse, Jacksonville, proceeded New
YORK: Seminole, Chichester, New York pro
Ceeded Jacksonville; schr Bessie Whiting,
Patterson New York.
Key West, Aug l2-Entered, schr Irene
Carballo.
Cleared, schr Mary H williams lBrl, Rus
sell. Nassau
Jacksonville. Aug 13-Cleared, schr c G
Wehrum. Caviler, New York.
Entered, schrs Mary Russell, Smith, New
York; Flora Morang, ST Pierre; Silvia Hall
Law, st stephens, NIB.
New York. Aug li--Arrived. schr Robert S
Graham Coverdale, Jacksonville.
Cleared schr j b Holden, Haskell Jackson
vile
Baltimore. Aug l1-Sailed, schrs Edward G.
Hight, richards, Port Royal Emma C
Knowles, Mahew, Charleston.
Brunswick, Aug il-Arrived, schr Warner
Moore, Crockett. New York.
Cape Henry. Aug Passed out, scnrs Jen.
ME thomas, Young. Baltimore for Savannah;
Susan b Kay Norfolk for Charleston
Fernandina. Aug li-Arrived, schr Matte
Newman, Loveland, New York
Philadelphia, Aug Cleared, schr Emily r
Northam, Johnson. Brunswick.
Dungeness. Aug ll-Passed. bark Remittent
tNor, Torkildsen. Brunswick for Ham.urg
Lundy Island Aug l-Passed, bark Emma
Muller lGerl, Kading, Wilmington NC, for
Bristol.
villa Real, Aug 9-Sailed, steamer Glen.
wood Brl, Charleston.
Spoken.
Brig Pothrieus Of Jersey Aug 5, lat 80 II N,
long So A. W.
bark Lord Templeton, Calcutta bound
New York, Aug 7, lat 81 - N, Ion Ga % W
Maritime Miscellany.
Capt Askins, OF the steamship Tallahassee.
from Boston, reports Aug IL, having passed
90. utLg-a ~
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August 5Ohc; September 5l'zc; December
54%4a4S2c, May A914c. Corn lower; August
o5ci september 53l4c; May i9isC Oats lower
A Aus SOC; September S0hc Pork-stand-
prime steam ~ p; choice s. 40. Dry sailed
meats-shoulders IS p; longs and clear RIOS
~ % shorts 81 S7t9. Bacon-boXed should
ers 81 80; longs 81 S7H; clear ribs IS 70:
shorts S. IS High wines firm at 81 %
Baltimore, Aug 10 Flour market was
quiet; western super1ne 81 70dl 30, west
ern extra 81 OO42 80; western family g. 500
: ~; winter wheat patent So 9003 10; spring
patent 50 OGI3 IS; spring straight S3 1903 so
wheat steady at a decline No. red spot
d Sc August % t0153c; September 5540S9e :;
December hs&Ql sc; steamer No , red 800
52Ac; milling, by sample, 55G561ac. Corn
weak; mixed spot SIC bid August SIC lid :
southern white 54D56hc southern yellow SO
@)tc' Oats quiet and inactive; No. 2 white
western, $50 Oc: No. mixed western S6Hc.
Rye quiet; No. 2 I6c bid. Hay was firm
good to choice timothy. Sll Oy69i5 CO. Grain
irelghts steadler, shade higher; steam to
Liverpool per quarter Is; Cork for orders
per quarter, Is 44ad; cotton, per 100 pounds.
l5c: hour -. Provisions strong and active
mess pork SIS 20 Bulk meats-shoulders Sc ;
short rib clear sides sac; clear sides s C.
Sugar-cured shoulders 9i4c; hams small / IA +,
large, lS%c. Rehned lard &c Butter nrm
creamery fancy pc; ladle fancy l6817c;
store packed l2dlic Eggs in good demand
at llc. Couee hrm No 7, loHc Sugar
strong; graduated 4s2c.
Rice.
New York Aug. 13.-Rfce, active and
firm; domestic fair to extra 3%05Ac; Japan
4AQ5c.
Wool.
New York Aug. 49, Wool Arm, fair de-
mand; domestic fleece 1s922c; pulled $50
SIC.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Aug Is--Cotten seed OIL was
active and firm; crude 29c; yellow $50.
New York Aug. l3.-Petroleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels, SO 90; Wash
ington, in bulk, IS so; refined New York, in
barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia in barrels s. 10;
Philadelphia in bulk, 81 6OlDS2 Is.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Tafna [Brl, Harris, Philadelphia,
with pyrites for Commercial Guano Co
Schr Kilda, ODonnell. Philadelphia with
coal and oil-Savannah TranGfer and Lighter
age Co.
Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Bluf1ton-C H Med
lock, Agent
steamer Pilot Boy, Beaufort, with excur-
SION Master.
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Steamship Tallahassee. AsRins, Boston
&C Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
g G Anderson Agt.
Bark Concezione [Itall, Lauro, Genoa -
Chr G Dahl g. Co.
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which Is now regarded as practically ct an
END January opened points higher at 6.97c,
reacted 10 GS5c. then rallied to 70lc and
closed very steady at the hi hest OF the DAY.
Many believe that Liverpool will also ad.
and wearisOme tariff fight, and that we shall
see prices considerably higher The pros
pectlve supply Is REDUNDANT. but il is quite
possible that big demand from spinners NAV
spring up for cotton, and in that case il would
almost certainly be accompanied by a lively
speculation, which might carry prices
Sharply upward, but unless there should be
bad accounts from the crop, such a boom would
probably be short lived. We are still in
cllned to believe that when the tariff furry
has eliminated it will be safer TO sell than 10
buy cotton. -
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.


Schr Linah G Kaminski. Anderson, New
York oil for Standard Oil Co-George Harris.
& Co.
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Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-There were small sales
made at the price at which the factors were
holding their stock, and this secured quota
tlon at the Board OF trade. Other than these
limited transactions there was no change in
the general situation
At the Board of Trade, at the first call at II
clock a. m, the market was bulletined 2sc
paid for regulars, with sales Of S. casks. At
the last call at O'Clock, it was unchanged,
the sales being 80 casks.
Rosln-The &c -ent decline in the market
developed strong demand, and prices were
held firm at the change The SAFES Of the day
aggregated 10000 barrels. AT the ard Of
Trade, at the first call at II O'Clock. the mar
ket was unchanged from Saturday closing.
the sales posted being 1855 barrels. At the
Iast call at clock p IN, the quotations Of
h and were changed to the outside prices,
and the sales amounted to 1896 barrels. the
latter including 1850 barrels In all grades, at
private terms. The following were the on
clal quotations at the dose of the market:
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Sold Ialnsbo
New Z ca 10 a D
savannah with Central and PeninsT ou Bound a
Manager
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Pilot Boy, Phillips, Beaufort
Master.
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The following were the quotations for the
same day last year A, B. C and D, S5c; Z, Soc
+, 95ci 6, Sl00; H, Sl.lOC1l l5 1, Sl.5O X, 81 So
M, 500: n, 81 IS, window glass, $500; water
white 50 %
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Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour
was quiet and sellers did not bubble over
bids that came within or lOc Of previous
prices. Wheat-No. spring 5}Aa5jac: No
2 red 534c. Corn-No. 2, $3.50 44c. Oats
No. 2, 2s4@2S5ac. Mess porK, per barrel,
sl3 l7H013 80. Lard per 100 pounds, 81 l2ls
al 47H. Short rib sides 81 a0l7 25 Drv
sailed shoulders, 90 62h6B6 65; short clear
sides a. 375ld7 62h. Whisky al 22
Cincinnati, Aug. i3.-Flour-sprlnR patents
family AZ S592 81. Wheat quiet: No. red
Sic Corn-.No. white 571Sc No 2 mixed
5i952ci No. yellow 54hc. Oats quiet No 2
No. q 4bc; No g. Hc Pork - civ mess
sl3 75 clear mess sl4 rs: family az rs; clear
family sli 60 Lard-kettle dried III; steam
ieai 7Ae; Leaf "a. Bacon steady; shoulders
~ 80. Whisky nrmer, sl22
ST Louis, aug. i3.-FlUur market steady:
spring patents g. 6582 IS; extra fancy " 10
" ~ choice 81 SVg2 81 Wheat lower;
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises ...... Observation-Disclosures. b:23
. o.
~~O~~~>~~O~~~~~~~~-~~~~
High Water at Fort Pulaski Sac am, b52 pm
Central Standard Timel
~~~~S~~~~~-~~~~~~~~N-~~~
Tuesday, Aug. IA
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was at this time that the best figures OF the
day were recorded. The most important
gains follow: Distillers 4 to pa. American
Sugar 50 10 ZOE. American Tobacco 2l4 to 80.
Burlington and Quincy 8 to "A. Northwest a
to loss, St. Paul Pa TO 6l31 Rock Island pa
TO &C. Denver and Rio Grande, prefer red, > 10
50. General Electric IA to 393t, louisville and
Nashville 25E to 5S9s, Manhattan Ia TO ll73t
Chicago Gas to 75i9. Missouri Pacific y to
p p, Lead II to IL do preferred Ia 70 So
Erie / to Is, Erie preferred II TO 30,
Northern Pacific lS to l5S, Nor
folk and Western preferred 2S to 23S,
Richmond Terminal l to rs. Richmond
Terminal preferred : to 22tz. Omaha IA 10
36la United States Leather , TO y. do. pre-
ferred 4 TO 6lia. Union Pacific ~ TO IN,
Western Union rs to S94 aud United States
Cordage l to D. Speculation closed strong,
little attention having been paid TO the eau
Gus instruction to the ways and means com
mlttee to report bills placing sugar, coal,
iron ore and bar5ed wire on the free list. A
favora ole development was the weakness OF
sterling exchange and the reports from Eu-
rope of the declining tendency in the open
market, Dfstillers. Norfolk and Western
preferred and Leather preferred. leading.
The bond market was active Ouoyant and on
heavy trading. and advance of l TO per
cent was recorded. Sales of listed stocks
1876 900 shares: unlisted 81. 900 shares
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
lows
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New York. Aug. IS. Wool firm, fair de-
mand; domestic fleece ls922c; pulled $50
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RAILROADS.


Savannah. Florida & WESTERN
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New York, Aug. 13,-Rice, active an
firm; domestic fair to extra 3%05Ac; Japal
4AQ5c.
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No SO ar Savannah. e. o % pun, No 3s II 35 am
From Jacksonville and oil points mi
South. Middle ana Western Florida and New
Orleans by the Florida Central and Peninsu-l
lar Railroad.
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PLANT SYSTEM.

Charleston & Savannah R'y.
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Local miscellaneous Markets.

NOW lOTk, Aug. I3.-IreaSUry balances
o-day were as follows Coin, S75, 4SO, 900; cur.
enCy, 500, 800 900.
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.

THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO.
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY. r.
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JOtton-By steam-Narket dull and nomi.
nal; moderate inquiry for room. Rates are,
per 100 Ds.: Liverpool via Flew York SOC
Havre via New York, 3sc; Reval via New
York, 5lc; Amsterdam via New York 3Sc
Amsterdam via Baltimore, Csc. Antwerp via
Bremen via New York. CSC: Bremen via Bal
timore, 33c; Genoa via New York, 46c; Han
burg via New York, 40c; Boston per bale
~ 25; New York per bale Al %: Philadel.
phia, per bale, Al %; baltimore, ~ co.
Lumber By sail FrelRhts are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business Is more or less
nominal The rates from this and near by
Georgia ports are quoted at a. 0OG15 on for a
range including Baltimore and Portland. Ne
Railroad ties. basis A feet lac. Timber 5000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-05
Der Wtnterweisen.

11eber ben Stan6 Ser 8intertpei5en>S aat
5iemlib 9iinitigc 8ericbte. Die Saat
ipur0e i'm pDrigen 0erblt Stpar in mandben
@egenoen .6urb anbaltenDe Srodenbett
ettpas Ipdt uno unter eri6merenben linz
itGn0en in BEN 8O6en gebrabt, troBoemt
;aber icbeint man I'M 2%lugemetnen nit Dem
tjeBigen Stano Der Saat 3ufrteoen 81 letn.
Sim ipenig1ten @ruuo CUR &lage i6einen
6ie 6armer I'M S9io>Gbale Su Daben, tpp
bic Saat bereit5 i'm 6erbit gut 8ur5el
!faBte unb ser 9eSen1berz un0 Sanuarz
Wtonat Der tpeiteren ~@ntpiGetung itb ais
beionoers 5utrGgltb ermieien. gSeitltd
bonn OttiiourtluB itanben Die 9tnge lDGDz
renD Der QuSiaat nt6t 10 9ilntttg, t1oeln
Die LANCE or0atern6e 9irre oeS Dorigen
Sommers 6as l1mpflii9en erlbnerte unb
Der 8pben aus bieicm 0runbe rau6 unb
fnouig mar, ais er sur Nutnabme Der
Saat bergeribtet nprben. Ne6nli6e Ser
bGltniiie berricbten in manden 8e5trfen
0ttiiourt'S uno in etnem 9eri1geren OtaBe
aucb III SuinpiS. SIN auen lanbpirtbz
ihaftli9en @egenoen je6o6 puroe bic fir
Ntnterpei3en porber in 2luSli6t genom>
meme @elammtflG6e beiteat, penn bas
audi tbeiLtpetic crit lpGt ge1deben fonnte
uu0 Seubtigfeit ma genilgenO Dorban6en,
I'M baS &eimen ltno Auf9eben SIT erm0gz
licben.
Sopeit ote Gemperotltr in 8etracht
fonlmt, bat iib Ser Binter Bis jebt in fat
allen 8e5trten ais Elm lehr %glnitt9er fir
Die @interiaat erpieien. Ge0t falte
g8itterung berri6te uur ~anfangs 0e3ember,
bic mar aber re9t3eitig BON einem genilz
gen6en S6neefau begleitet, nm Der Saat
cine i9libenOe 0ede 81 9emdbren. Das
Q8d6St6um 1purbe nicbt aufge6alten, aus
9enommen in etnigen eng begren3ten
0titrttten, mo es anbauernb an Oer n0tbts
gen Seudbtigfcit mangelte. SIM llebrigen
bat Bic Saat fat iiberalI einen ausge3cicbc
neten GnttDi6elungSgang gu ber3eibnen
uno bat iicb Oa, no Die Nlslaat perlpatet
DOrgenornrnen tperOen muBte, bon ben
oarauS entitebenOen no4tbeiIigen SOIgen
D0utommen erbolt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-05
Der pferoemarft.

Ginem 8eribte 6es GtatiIifers gobinz
iou pom Observation-Disclosures Winiftertum
5ufOlge lit I'M 2aufe bes leBtperfloiTenen
Sa9reS Die @eiammtsobl Der 8ferOe in
oieiem 9anbc nm 125, 663 Suriidgegangen
lno be5tfferte tie iib i'm Dorlgen Sanuar
auf 16,081, 139. Ser Breis fir 8feroe
bat LIBERAL, 9tbobe SSlono uno Sbabo aus
genOmlnen, einen empfinblicben &iidi6lag
ertabren ltno Der lit natirlibe 6olae
zines JtabIaiienS Der ytacDfrage.
9urcb Den Ban bon 0o6ba6nen, Gafelz
Hub eleftriiben StraBetbabncr, nelc6e in
.ptelen StGbteu an Stelle BON 8fer0ebatz
men traterl, lit Dem Yferbebanoe1 Elm i6p> :
ret Sdlag DerleBt tporocn. 9tltb 6eiBt es,
naB Die Yteroe tDelAe bisber INN .3ivbcn
bon @GnalbOteu bcnlbt t~Duroen, bal0 iiber>
tllll1tg meroen ~DilrOen, ipctl auc6 bier gum
Sortbetpegcu Der Ta6r5euge GlcttrisitGt in
Nnpcnoung 9e6raAt meroen 1oQ. Sn
nte melt Dtele Sricbtroft ipGter in
nod anbere, icbt BON 8ferOen geliefcrte
Sefpe9tratt erleBen pirO pou,n
mir %eintpeilen nod babin geftcut
letn laiien. @inen Sroit fam Der
Pfer6e5itbter tmmerbin in 0em Inn
1tanoe ftnDen, baB bi5ber 6te ourcb ~eleftriz
1c9e ull0 dlloere &rIebtratt auBcr 0lenit
geiteuten YferOc III bauptidc6lic6 lolcbe
tDaren, Delbe fir i6ncrc Nrbeit lich All
Ieibt ertpteien, ais GRADER Gil (anglam un6
ibmcrfduig unb sum 8oripanucn pOr
Samilientuti6en nicbt 9efduig unb an
iebnlicb genug un6 aucb fir anbere .3mefe
ipentg geeignet tparer. IS miro pm err
fabrenen 8fer6esi6tern nit 8eitimmt6eit
ber1ichert. 0dS Der 9Sferoemnrft in rini1en
tueni9en Sabren feline friibere Steuung
tpieber einnebmen unO 6ie Jtaebfragc nad
iun8en 8ferben in fiinf Sabren Don ieBl
an 0~ebbafti9teit NIGHTS gu mInibcn iIbrio
laiien Wirb. GarriagezYfe rbe BON gutter
3ubt un6 Static unb feitgebaute, ibmere
NrbeitSpferOe, welcbe grObe 2oitcn aui
tur3cn Streden 10 raib c~ntlang 5u 5icbcu
OermOgen, pie eS nit Der Siber6eit Dec
Bubiitum5 auf ben bclebten StraBen elmer
Staot in @infIang 81 %bringen 1T, piirOen
6ann nicbt LANCE auf &dufer SIT tparten
BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-05
agricultural supplement.

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