davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news., 1894-11-17

The following were the quotations for
the corresponding date last year: Spirits
turpentine, 27c; rosin, A, B, c, D, $l.05;
E, A.10; F, $1.15; G, $1.20; H, 40; 1, $1.65;
K, $2.15; NJ, $265; n, $50; w G, $500; W W,
S+1O.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the last week were 6,70S casks spirits
tuTpentine and 22.411 barrels rosn. The
exports for the week were 1887 casks
spirits turpentine and 21,S19 barrels rosin,
moving as follows: To New York 1646
casks spirits turpentine and 3,252 barrels
rosin to Baltimore, 122 barrels spirits tur-
pentine and 82S barrels rosin; to Boston,
251 casks spirits turpentine and 125 barrels
8,463 barrels rosin; to London, l05S5 casks
spirits and S,27S barrels rosin; to the in
terror, 943 casks spirits and 37S barrels
rosin.
Naval Stores Statement
Receipts, shipments and stocks from
April /, 1894, to date, and to the CORE
spending date last wear:
The morning news., 1894-11-17

New Orleans. Nov l6.-crop statement
from Sent ! 20 Nov. l6 inclusive, issued
BY the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. is
az follows;
l2g f07 last year 2.l29,0ai year before last
ana 2a2 ils for the same time in 1891 (;
overland 10 mills and Canada 1888 bales
-.l-n-l -L.l-2 nal-- Ln-l leaL. ~. lnl--
The morning news., 1894-11-17

upland and 1850 bales sea island at the
corresponding time last year
sea lsiand-The receipts for the past
week have been 5.275 bags. of which 1870
DaSs were to factors and 9S5 bags passed
LlEouSh. The exports have been 3.311
9ags; moving as follows: To Liverpool,
1-I9 bags; to Havre, 10 bags; to northern
ports Ior domestic consumption > O5l bags
Inc sales Tor the week were 5,059 bags
me market was quiet during the early
part OF the week, but the demand in
creased and it will be seen that the sales
Almost. aIn9st equaled the receipts. The finer
gIaues are IN strong demand. The sales
changed quotations, the market closing
II,t- --....s......l4l2 20 10
I,;s 4 iAiS 5000 .l5ls
NTaSi,,,, ''''''''-...-.-...-.....2
-sXi +-it mt 1900. IL y
- charleston. Nov. 16.-Sea Island Cotton
Quots medium flne islands l7d1Sc fine
lslands, 24c; extra fine islands, 2SdS5c:
weekly receipts, 30S bags; exports. 20
osss; sales, S4l bags; stock. 2,O75 bags.
Stocks anu
The morning news., 1894-11-17

THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.
Jaeksenvme. Railway.
JOSEPH II DURBEE, Receiver
Co
b
The morning news., 1894-11-17
RAILROADS.
PLANT SYSTEM.


Savannah, Florida & Western r.,
The morning news., 1894-11-17
FINANCIAL.

Continued on Third Page.
The morning news., 1894-11-17
Charleston & Savannah R'y.

GoINGsOUTE GOING NoRTH-READ p
n EFFEc Juy Q 1891 - IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

AILORl STEAMSHIP LINES
old DOMINION LINE.

sssswers FOR N1KE9LK pqRTsM9,UTII o!p EoINr
PETFNsRtKG and aICIIMOND Va and WASHING
TON. D. C-Mon.. Tues. We'd. Thurs and sat For
Richmond. Via JAMES RIVER-Mon.. We'd. and Sat
For WEST POINT vA-Tues. Thurs and Sat. From
Pier 20. new No n r. foot Beach-st.. at o. m. Sat
urdays M through tickets and freight rates to all
W. L oUILLAupEu. Trafne Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

mar: New-Orleans commercial 125c. discount
bank par San Francisco sight H. teiesraph
12Ib; ST Louis, 75c discount.
There little change in the local money
markets Money call ruled AT ! per cent
'rime.money was freely offered with liberal con-
cent for thirty days; per cent for sixty Gays 10
four months and 2isl3 per cent Tor longer per-,
dds There IS a good market for commercial
manor but the demand Is llght, out-oI -to"H
merchants apparently having little need lor ac-
conmodation Quotations for commercial paper
are. Prime Endorsed bills receivable 3n01s per
cont. four months prime single names, wldeiy
known 3a.M412 per cent. and those not so "lueis
known Az per cent and upward.
The foreign exchange market was hrfner anu
more active owing TO a better demand from re-
,nittors Their. were few commercial DIS In
tho market and the talk Of gold exports was re-
,.i,.od Continental bills were strong, ana on &C
count Of the hardening tendency OF discounts al
paris and Berlin, there was a brtsker demand
for pa ris checks Rates FOR actual business were
as follows: 81 S6a4M$ and S4SamAw Tor
long and short sterling. respectively. tenc enc.
francs 5167s less lie for sixty days. ana oI'1s
for sight. Reichmarks. 30 '-lo"'o'2' anu ''&"
o. 1916 " On, &C.,
In London bar silver advanced I'D. TO ~ l-lod.
poris exchange on London was 25.l2i2 discount
. nor cent The rate Of discount in London Tor
tbree months bills was 9-l6 per cent. and Tor
shor. hills /. per cent Consos for money In
London advanced lie to 1918, remaining un-
changed AT that figure for the account Ameri-
CON securities were weak all along the me anu
81 paul declined Il To 62A. Illinois Central y 10
a. Erie DDS Il To 1872 Erie shares y 10 ~ ana
dian pacific i. to 667s New-York Central 4 10
Io1a and Reading a to ga. while Mexican as
Win n gain of \. at 80. proved the only excep-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
nailroaos.
de N N SYL vANIl.
RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Str..,.
I'm Effect october 10. 1884.

Eject OctODer 10. 1871
q 20 A NJ FAST i.lSE-PaTior Car to Pittsbur,
1880 A. VI. PEXNsYLvANIA LlMITED.-fslu..
Compartment slespIns Dining sm0Sns and oIssrs
a m. Cincinnati $50 a. m. and indianapolis rs :.
200 MS b. To'S 81 'cnHiicAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
vile and chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 a. n L'Ds
600 daS'i r. m w EsrfiS EHPREsspum.n s,.
and Dnirg Cars TO Chicago and Cleveland ArrtysS
sv'Pnd W. Hi 9sii? fA s'y
sssrins 9nd bigg S'ns InSqaas atG 81 L1
riS pA s.;Fp TT%2fPPR H. s.D,,.
10 Pi,isbLrg Connects for chcssc daily and csssss;
n a1i TalH5! CIV iisISGroy AND THE sorru
Dining carr 3 20 'Congressionil Limited. all Parlw
nna H snSd ey 80 go m s2o a. a
Limited all Parior ard Dining Cars. 40. CDnIss
go Gs ?0s g. 41d: i: ID FIJI, nxp daily Sleeper,
e. Asheyle Tamla Ansu,,a ang %q2 a, i?;v
800 r.. M.-Da;iy ier. chrssG~aEy 5 G6io Kauss
through slsePlns c9l Pl1ns Cars yopvo,
Charles Route. =: weekdays ana! with Throuss
seeP PERI, Pc NJ as Gai I'VE ,oo N aae>
Tampa jacksonville. Macon and Charleston. 800 D. a
daily SI'epsrs to Jackson mi ne APE NAY I'm
week-days. Through Buffet Parlor Car to Atlantic
city
e FIs 1%as :1s% 30 sis "a = s
stop at A.o"FIr o OK Il! sa'''s''
o ~ m u 70 & night. suniaSs Ex1gsss. ci5. So
. 30 40 Limited. 10 a. m. . J. $50 g. AS s :
rcks, Offices II. S Nos 49, ga lI9e 1929 liz an. w
BroaGway l Aston House and 10y, u Desbrosses s,i
nrosdwSy. End brooklyn Annox station. 20, q Fu,'a
Trest T%oSyn S,ai l call M and ck gss ss ists
hotels and residl noes through 10 desiihaul y ,ro
:" y 49,, nr v,,ee, General passr Ags,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
JAP AMeG110MAo
Occidental AND ORIENTAL \. j. co.
TACTIC MAIL s. s. CO

STEAMERS san Francisco:
CHINA, via Honolulu. November o. p m
HELGc. November IL. D. M
TERU ........... November -. D. M
OCEANIC via Honolulu ........ December T.. ; y. IN.
,fTY OF RIO DE JANEIGtO .... December H. =. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply 10
ai3 Broadway u | Battery Place Washington Building.
os-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

Na1 l.'au '''''' es,S CO. Sst1 sst 20
Of to,- ,oa I2,
4oi. 4os 42i. 42L 200
40 r1e9'''.. GO coz 90 90 sos. Coz. 900
Total shares for the '''Z'
SILVER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

81 Bonds: any form
Address, state age, VIM.
40 BY. 30 yrs.experiencA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
BOND MARKET.

No sales of Government bands were made to-
day. Final quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tuesday. October 23-p. II

Tuesday. October 23-p. m.
strong foreign exchange market the
only feature of an exceedingly dull day in Stock
Exchange circles. a hardening tendency in
rates and a greater demand for bills which
not met by the supply led 10 talk Of gold ship
ments again this week and from present indica-
tons II looks II some Or the precious metal
would go out on Saturday. There was practically
no buying by foreign houses Of American stocks
and the greater part Of the list was depressed
and showed no activity The condition OF the
money market at this centre Is such to offer
no inducement for foreign capital. and expected
gold shipments have had a weakening effect on
American securities abroad. The amount II idle
money in this city makes the time propitious for
Government bond issue. and 1t is thought by
leading bankers that there would be- no trouble
in floating The excess Of Government ex-
penditures over receipts since the beginning Z
the fiscal year has brought the subject Of a bond
issue under discussion again. and ii has been re-
ported In Wall Street within the last few days
that a personal representative u President
Cleveland had been sounding the leading bank
rrs OF this city on the subject The prospects u
further gold exports. the depicted condition If
the Nat!ona, Treasury and the low point reac hcd
by the gold reserve are all arguments in favor u
an issue If Government bonds
Variation in the prices OF stocks We're cOnfired
within extremely narrow limits to-day. on ex-
trcmely small sales. and only two stocks de-
veloped anything Ike life. Manhattan Elevated
moved up nearly two points and Northern Pa
cific preferred declined. owing to the failure Of
satisfactory bids for the receivers certificates
Yesterday. The Sage influence was brought to
bear on Manhattan, and succeeded somewhat
in rallying the stock. but 1t is not thought that
any inside support will prevent those who bough III
the stock when the company made its deal with
Tammany Hall in 1892 from liquidation. The
probability Of Tammany's defeat In November
has had a startling influence upon Manhattan
Elevated stock. American Sugar Refining adj
vanced "a per cent on the announcement that one
refinery in Brooklyn had resumed operations.
The Granger shares showed little change from
yesterdays quotations. and with the exception
OF Northern Pacific preferred the general rail-
way list was without important change. Read
ing advanced 4 per cent, presumably on the
favorable report Of the Master in Chancery on
the OlcOtt-Earle plan Of reorga nzation. The
opposition to the plan was not sustained, and il
is expected that action will be taken at once by
the receivers OF the road or the reorganization
plan. The total number Of sales Of stocks to-
day was 95.27S
IN THE BOND MARKET
No sales of Government bonds were made to-
day. Final quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
WEST SHORE RI.

Trans leave West 42i Station. Ne" lelN as '~'
lows. and - earlier from loot FiaiAlh ST.
1890 A. VI. DAILY. Local 20 bUIa.o pA..
ain A. 81 paIy fI Altany JtoA. syracuse. Roehes,
te. BuCalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago eAsS'
saturday for Toronto . e.-..
b.Ia T. VI. Daily fol Albany. Montreal. yea: ~ M
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. 4o''"''' Nv
troit, Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis ..,..
,;i. y. VI Dai,. except nday. for Otca Syiae.s'@:
only. . p,ch.s.
S,I5 4. W. Daily Tor Albany. Uticl, Syiacuse roSSs.s
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Ns'eA"S'
Chicago and ST Louis ..- ar.
comnodaons apply city Offices Brooklyn ana Ne" ~
and at stations Time tables principal ho'e'" ~
other Information address. -,
c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger ASsn,,
VarGerbI-are. Ne"-f''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
WHITE STAR LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique

Y FEENCEf HAN
LA TQURAINF; Santeli sat oct 81 100 p. m.
Ia BRETAtNE, RuIr. sat No. o l. III.
LA HOt RGDGNE. L"bo,uf Sat. NOV 10. l. 30 y m
New Alexandria Egypt. VIA Paris. trip valid %
days, First class. $3.50. Second class. SIG
4 EONGET- lienerAl AEcnt. ~ wiling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

HMRlBW@@7A [E[R1GMM -o
LINES TXINsCREW EXPRESS STEAMERS TO
sOUTHAMPTON LONDON AND PARIS. HAMB,H" =,
Columbia. Nov. 100 q. M a. victoria. Nov ID a. u"
HSMPIJHC- AMERICAN LINE. ~ BROAD"Af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

\ II .NhlkD lslNAs
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA o. EENSrOWN
CinbriA. Oct. n. . m tanl"ria N'F. H. IN
kscania. Nov. J 4 IN nitiid. ...N"N -. . N
Etruria Nov. 20 Iucania Dec. l. t"o a. M
From PIER 20 North Ritrr fIot * 'ilfkse u st
Calm yassd1e 500 upward Second cabin. s35 $40
S+o according steamer and accomuln atoms
s,eerage tickets to and from all parts Of Europe A.
low rates For freight ara passage apply At the
COMPANY once. ". 4 wing Grc'C N"w York
VERNON II BROWN CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

The tone Of the general bond market remains
strong and there is a cool demand for first
class Issues. Bond brokers believe that gilt
edge per cent bonds. which selling
below par. will soon reach that figure, and that
those which are above par will score a further
advance. There was comparatively more inter-
est in the bond list than in shares to-day.
though moderate business only done.
which, however, was at advancing figures, and
some marked gains were established. Toledo.
Ann Arbor and North Michigan lists 2H TO
a. Wisconsin Central lists Ia to 5jia, Lake
Shore LIST registered ~ to l1sA, Wabash DDS rs
to 697s. Rock Island debenture IS l to go General
Electric debenture IS | 10 SO and Ohio Southern
lists to SO. while the only losses of Importance
Northern Pacific Collateral Trust notes
! at 1871 and Burlington Iowa Division As 2.
at 9SA.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges ss96S3.O s3; balances. Ass5,3l1.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
322,s29. made up by gain Of 1856 Os3 in coin and
loss OF $l43.254 in currency. The days opera
tions included: Receipts. s2,555.79s: payments.
g. 9OS, resulting in a general balance Of sl33-
2s5620 consisting OF 1854 6l coin and SIS 344 $40
In currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $l35.l4s National Bank notes for
redemption and s43S 100 United States currency
for redemption.
The customs receipts were sl39345. the internal
revenue receipts sll2 1872 and the miscellaneous
receipts s43,192.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
oct - Oct. %. Differences
Net gold hand. $50 46i 1886 i58 Inc 81, 50
Net legatenders
hand ........ 43.9i3.l42 ~ 2s6OC9 Dec 6o7 O72
Net silver hand S.75s. 3O2 Inc 3,o
Actual cash In the
Treasury
outstanding
certificates SIP. 1913 Dec s4ss lot
Deposits li.Ol9343 $40 g33 Inc t.in
Net cash balance&23 49, G73 si23 65 Inc $500 4s7
The New-York Exchange was quoted to-day as
follows at the places named: Chicago IOc dis
count; Charleston, buying u discount, selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24
Financial.
Cleveland & Canton Railroad Company
First Mortgage 5 Per Cent Bonds.

Dofaul, ras been made In the payment OIL "' Il"
,orss, due July J. 1894. upon the bonds above-men
toned The undersigned. representing a large amount Oh
bonds have consented Bondhoders Cohh''.ee
n nrotect the interests the bondholders ana 10 'a
whatever steps may be necessary under the Circumstance
An agreement has prepare in accordance VIII" e
,. , which Won are asked 10 deposit bonds with
the Mercantile Trust Company and copies OF the agree
,,ent may be obtained the Trust Company or from an!
member Of the committee 1t is very important ina, the
tolders Of the mentioned bonds should uie I'M
,oesia,elv in the protection OF their interests
AUSTIN CORBIN. 1872 Broadway
CHARLES A. PEABODY. JR. Wall 81
HENRY /. THORNELI.. 10 Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

II Parties frequent Intervals Independent tickets
and Atlantic passages lowest Tor tour
Foreign moneys Every facility AMI Information.
TtIOS coon son. .6l and l225 Bway. " Y
, 1894-05-25

Der fDntmt SQtnois nit $3.50, 431, 662,
oann Wtiiourt nit $138, 7O1, 173, &onias
nit 1923, O68 ,305, SEEM Oort nit 1924
523,960, SbiO init SIG, 181, $50, TeroS
nit $103, 253, SOB. g8ie man iie6t, bat
Soma onppelt 10 DieL @el6 in Gte6 angez
le9t, ais GeYaS. @ltcb bic S6tpetnesucbt
ltebt in SOipa in 9r0Berer 8liitbe, ais in
arDeren Sta0ten. Die GeniuSbeamten
3d9lten sort 1926, 779 8prtentbiere, in
SutnotS 5,925,818, in Wtiiourt 4, 1897, 432,
IN &anias 1922, 933, in 9tcbraSta $685.
647, IN Snbiana 3,320,817 un6 in Obio
3,275,922.
0b9lei6 Soma Sic gr0Bte Qtnsabl bon
Wttlbtlt6cn %ouf5uipeilen bat, lit Die Wil6z
er3eugung in Stem Oorf am .gr0Bten, no
jd9rli6 663, 917, 240 @aIonen Otilb gez
ltefert tperben; in Soma b~e3iffert itcb bic
Wtenge i6Drli6 auf 1876, 961, All @aQonen,
IN BenniDlpdnien auf 1863, 906, 48O, Sui
nots 1861, 269, 464, Ohio 1926, 1926, 1896 uno
8iSconitn auf 300, 7O1, 1874 @auonen.
4u9 miro lit Stem gorf mcbr Butter ges
macbt alS in irgenO einem anoern Staate !;
Die outGbrlt9 bort erseu9te Butter tpiro
aut 98,241,81 Bfun6 9el6dBt, in 8cnu5
1Dloantcn auf 5000, 041, in S9io olf
"A, 990, 1907, III Soma ouf 1888, O79, in
SuinotS auf 5 7,021, 485, in Snoiana auf
4 8,477, 766, in WiScon1in auf 46,295, 623,
in &anias auf 46,017, O76 8funo.
9te fol9enbe Isabelle lGBt ~erfennen, in
peleben StaatenW Observation-Disclosures cine
8rOBere Stole ipielen.
, 1894-05-25

MebG = 6orter g8ei3en (8otente) moreir
o19eiebt Su So. 4O@3.60 III 0oI;; metCber
8eisen Wotente) So. 1O@3.25 bortes Q8eise1=
SGdermebl S1.80@2.00 IN SGfeu; weihes
8ei5ell=8Gderme6l 81. 60@1.75; ,,Ge6 Ooe"
$40 in SGfen; 8ilterwei8eu S2.5O@$2.7 70
in 6ol3.
&o88eu- 8erfdufe mad grobe 1uoreu :
gto. 2, rpetBeS, 474@48c; 9fo. 8 45c.
e-GertGufe marer 5ut S11.5O.
WttOoliu9S- Seine @erfGufe.
9eu- 8ertGufe mareit geo. 1 66imot6p,
S10.O0@10.50; go. 2 8imot6p, SO. GOA
$3.50; 9emii6te8 $S.00@$8.5 30. llplano
Nroirte, QluSmabl, $8.O0@$8.5O; go. /, $500
@7.50; 80. 2, Sc. O0@6.50.
Corn 8erfdufe had 4ro6e mare11
go. 2, 381@-c; 9fo. 5, 374@3S c; gto. 2,
peiBeS, 39c4@393c; g&o.3, petBes, 374@38c
go. 4, 800.
W / il terwei3e EN- 8erfGufe mad
probe worell: gto. 3 rotber,513@533c; gto.4,
soc; go. 3, barter, C.
S Ii + a b s : @ ei3en - 8ertGufe
mad probe waren: 9fo. ? bart, SOC.
@erite,: 8erfGufe mad 8robe waren
$40. 8, 52@56c; go. 4, 5O@54c.
SAFER: &erfdufe ua9 Brobe waren
No.E2, 35@354c; $40. 2, meiBer, 374@384c
9tO. 3, 34@36&c; No. 3, DeiBer, 374@38c.
Sdmerei Ell - 9erfGufe na6 8robe
maren 6rabS, go. /, $1.33@S-; Gbimotbp
S3.40@$3.75; &lee S8.50@9.O0.
, 1894-05-25
2%Inoemeiner proouctenmarFt.
SOl9en6e Breiie wurbet BEL srOBeren Bar
t6ieen e~r5ielt:

Sol9enoe Pretle 1ullroelt BET 9roBeren BAR
t6teeu ~er5ielt:
Gutter 8efe Creamery 90 q 1916;
quite 15@153c; mtttelmGBi9e 14@15c; 0airp,
bette ,14@144c; mtttel9ute urtO quite -@11c;
frtl3er Bofin9 Stof 9@-c.
empire 1876; bette Creamery 15c; Suit
notier 14c; III GoQs ODER tleilteu @ebinber
hole me6r.
&de- bette .SuU Cream @6eObors"
'-@8c; oSwinS" 104@11c; ,0oull9 Dime
RIGA" 8@8tc; n~a99ema6ter S9mei3ey
12@13c; p8rif"~ S@9c; 9imbur9er s
@83c.
So6nen- bette ,gfaptes" 81. S5@1.9 80;
mtttel9ute S1.8O@1.85; nit Der Moi6iue 9ez
reinigte S1.25@1.75.
@ier- gang frii6e 1O@1Osc bas 0utb.
Sell Iii el = lebenoeS, &Irtep 5@7c;
6it6ner s &c; 6ennet -@-c; olte ltnb
lln9e -@-c; Gute1 S@81c; fir @GnIe
oos 9ubenb $500 ultb $500; Spring
@btGeltS" 9@91c baS Yfunb.
6aute- DO. /, 34@34c; $50. ,, 24@24c;
9to. l, @olt &c; 3ouow, $50. l, 81 II 9tO.2
S1 43c.
sol 9eb0rrtes: Q(epfeG, tiinitli6 ge=
trodltete, 1O4@114c bos 4funb on Der Sonue
9%eborrte, tOrOli9e, 7@74c; 8ftrii6e -@-c;
Srombeeret OF; 6imbeeren 20@20gc;
@oliforrii6e Qpritolen -@-c; ni6t 9ez
i6dlte Pitrii9e 3R@4c; gel6Glte 8&@93c;
Rflaltmelt-@-c; Goltueu ,,2ouoonGuperS"
-@-c bos&tit9en; uOtustateuer" -@-c;
loie-@-c.
81 It. = friI6es: Qepfel s5.OO@6.OO uitO
Sc. 100000. ie na9 Der Site; gouorelt
81. 25@1.50; @itrone1, Weiitno, $1.75@3.00.
Or0ngen- California 9tapelS $500
$50 bic Site; Seeblin9S 81 .75@3.OO.
Strawberries - MiScoulilr 8eQ uu0
@6errp SO bos Sap; @ape Sob So;
bette Seriep SIS. 50@7.5O.
@rbien- 9etrofnete, 9riite. $4,000.
&artDffeIn- 8urbonfs TO@75c; 6ez
bro1s 65@70c; Stole 65@68c; ~bur6einanber
55@65c per 8uibel; Serlep Smeet Botatoes,
SQiuoiIer So. 5O@4.OO baS SoB.
@ro beeren- S .00@$2. 90 per Sale.
6pnt9 Q8eiBer &lce, in 8funoe obge=
tbetlt, 113@123c; 1t6t 10 bed, 10@11c; butt
tel 1O@1Olc Oos 4funO; onsgelafener
5@6c.
@emii e : WetBfraut, WtobiGe, before
Sorte $3.00@S3,5O bic Crate; 8lltmenfobl
% Sic @rate; Salat S 1.O0@1.25 ooS
6oB; Selerte -@-c bos 0uBenb; 8etBe
Giiben 50@75c baS 8uIbel; Stefriiben Zoe
@$1.25 boS 6aB; MOOrriiben 75@1.OO bos
Sap; Got6e Riiben 25@40c bas Oubeub !;
@nrten 65c@85 oaS Oubeub; @99 Ylant
@ bas Nubeno; Sun9e Grbieu -
O. Der Sale; 3Dtebelu, iun9e %
baS 8z8ui6el=Giit6en; 8omaten = Ser
Sale, q 6 Scribe, uno -c@S- q 4
Scribe.
3%wtebetn - 2ouiiiana, 2.25@2.5O bas
Sap.
8@eiencoru - 2luf Der 9abn ,fair" bis
,@bOice", grimes 34@34c; mtttleres, roth
ODER bloBfarbt9 3@34c; raub NIB 9rob 20
&c; r@1oice" grimes, 6u Garpet=8i:iten
3}c; ,Self=porfiltg', grimes Be; ROTH oOer
9elb eu~i9euOes 23@3c.
, 1894-05-25
Die neue 8eptIioun9sporIa9e 0es
Qderbdudmtes.

Nus Der 8unOeSbauptitabt Wai6tngton
miro mtt9etbetlt, DAB Bic neue 8cipiuiz
gungSDorlage fitr Bic @erpaltung Der
N6erbaIabtbet(ung fir ods tommenoe
Sa0r in 8dloe benz Nbgeorbnetenbauie unz
terbrettet tperben miro un6 0aB barin Ser
fir er1or0erlt3 eracbtete 8etrag arf
$2,450, 900, 9e9en $685. 900 fir 6aS larz
ferbe Sa6r, feitgeieBt porben iet. 6icrpon
iouen $500, 600 fir bic Nblbeilung ser
SDter : Snouftrte bureau of Animal
Industry au~Sgetporfen per6en; Subcrz
tuloie 0eS Ginbpie65 lit Dem 8er3eicbniB
bet 8tebieucben no3 beian6er5 Sugefiigt
Dor6en, in0em etn ernfter 8triub gcmacbt
tperOen iou, bic NuSbrettung 6ieier &ranfz
belt 51 perbinOern, un6 gu bteiem 8e6ufe
lit Der @~derbauntintiter ermGcbtigt tporoen,
ben boju erioroerLicben 8etra8 bon obtqer
Sumlte 5u Deripe1oen.
SIR ben 2lntduf uno bic 0ertbeiLl1o
BON SGmereten lino III BET 8orIaoe
$130, 900 an8eiebt tpor6en, gegcn $135, 600
fir 0a9 laufenbe SSabr. 0on 6ieIem 8es
trag t0nnen aber $4,000 3ur 8er0ffents
libung Observation-Disclosures Bulletins
Dertpenbet iper0en. Inn nit BEN 8erlucben
III 8ctreff Der @%etpinnung bon .3ufer aus
3uferrObr ltnb 3uderritben fortfa6rcn All
fOn1en, ftnO $1,000 ousgeporfen uno Elm
dbnliber 8etra9 ion 6a3u benubt perDen,
Dilni6enSipert1e Snformattonen in 8e3ug
auf Bic 8erbeiierltng uno 8eripaltung bon
2an6itraBen III ben Ser. Staaten ein3uz
3tehen.
, 1894-05-25
nTFICIAL PuRIICATInw

oTFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement St tFf Ii s SNT B5spo hN d t The
TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
in Scotland on the 31st day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance superintendent of the
State of Illinois, pursuant TO law:
, 1894-05-25
Der bdferbrdn6.

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ndb Verl1cben, Die man i'm Staate &ania3
dnltelte, an Der Snat Dernicbtet, tpenn Der
Safer ID Wtinuten lang i'm marmen @aiier
BON 56 0r. s. liegt. 9ieie 8e6anDlun9
bat audi etnen 9itniti9en GinfluB auf bic
&etmtraft. ollie an0eren pil5t60ten0en
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benz Selbe. 9oS Saottorn tptr0 erit in
einen &eilel nit 98aiier bon 44-54 @r.G.
gelegt uno 6artn pprgeipGrmtt, oQrnac6
TAUGHT man eS IN Elm stpeite5 GefQB nit
Walier bon Sc 0r. g., tporiu eS 10 Wfinus
ten Derbletbt. 3medmdBi9er @eiie bcreitet
matt 0aS Sa1ttorn auf etnem SrGgcr BON
9elodtem 8lec6 ober auf cincm fetnmaicbiz
gen 0ra6tneb aus, Ooer ibiittet eS in ctnen
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eS tpie6erDolt in DaS gum 8ortpGrmen
Oienenbe Q8aiier. 0aourcb pir0 erreicbt,
DaB iebeS 6aferforn nit 0aiier benekt
tpiro. Wtan bralcbt 81 bteier 0orbebanos
lung nur cine Wiuute 3eit. NlS mid6tige
8orlibtSmaBrcgeln itnO 5u beoCbten, oaB
erltenS 0ds gSaiier bic ge9ortge Semperatur,
Sc @r. g., bebGlt uno ni6t tpGrmer ais
81 or. 6. ooer aber aucb hi6t tGlter ais
81 @r. 6. tpirD. Wtan bat ollo Elm Sberz
mOnteter babel su gebrau6en. 53petten3
muB Oas WaIier, tDortn Der Safer Is Wtz
nuten perbleibt, peni9itens ledbS7 ooer acbts
NAL 10 ptel &aum einne6men, ais oas
Saatforn, OaS eingetaucbt tpirb. 0aS beiu1
@intau6en Bic Saat tra9enbe Sieb ober
Der Saf bari nit Dem 0ofer nicbt Dougez
fiiat ietn, iunbern CT muB itd6 in benz
burcbtr0menben 8aifer fret b~etpegen
t0nnen.