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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
South Carolina Railway Co.

Hol!crs . certificates q the New-iork Guaranty
Indemnity Company s~ued FOR First Consolidated Mort
ees- Bonds 4 the South Carolina Railway company De
f,-tci under the agreement 3h January last may pre-
sea, ihcr certificates an after MAY 2l'h current
and have to tn-k their bonds. less osi"ns.
paid n-i payment stamped the c"rtincltcs Those
ai9 flav desire ~ the stock u the fuco"ssos
company coming them. VIII hnl form authorizing
tho Office = the N"w-YorN Guaranty q In
dcnnity Company which they must sign AMI leave with
sah company producing n, tho time their certn-
onte, In they may be- stamped 'cN stock prvi-
icse."
The agrecaen, 20 buy stock 80 will expire June
-.
GUSTAV a.. Russell. }
HENRY W. SMITH, committee.
PETER GEDDEs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
financial Glettions.

O-'ii 45-i7 Wast.. May I'D, 1894
Az ELECTION for eight Trustees and three
N Inspectors ensuing election VIII neu a.
the office OF the Company the 9Th day OF June hsA
etbe Grst tuesday between the hours Of II NJ ana
L. NJ. HENRI J." .lHciN.>i-'-i' .-
TINHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS oi
l. the Pennsylvania Coal Company Will be he'd at
the conlpanys Office Mt Dunmore Pa re'"e'" VIZ
hours 81 II IL a. m. June 9th ptox me @
books will closed the 18TH or May Hs l" JUNO
7th prox both days inclusive. . ,,,,,,- e,.o..rv
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY.
The nnnunl meeting Of stockholders OF ne Her NE
Marvin Company will be held at the Once OF ue 'pn
PAW No. - Montgom'ryst in jersey Ivy =, -. ~,
Wednesday the 9Th day Of June lS'l. az II - csnN
m for the election Of directors. ana the tFansac
lion Of such business be brought oefore inc
he transfer will close NJ the Office OF he ool-
panv No II Broadway New-Nork city, on Nay -ln
., o'ciocl > M ard reopen Jane eth AZ 10 O'Clock
- ~ RICHARD T. PUI.I4EN. Secretary
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NJ. 400 7. VI
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
al 1918 \. NJ. 3i5 7. NJ -
RIVAL BLUE LINE ,,e
n. y. ONTARIO B, WESTERN R. /.

Trains leave foot OF West f2d-st as ioN0""
earlier from Frankiin-st. waikiki vLu
80 A. n daily except sunday Coz van LIsttJ
T. MiddetOvn Fllenville. falsDss' NoruteA
Carbondale. Scranton. Walton. Delhi S'"'' -
Utica Rome. Oneida Fulton Oswego. - rxoreO ~
Waikiki valley Railroad stations CampDeh. s FslsssE
town ElienyiiIs Mountain Dale. Cen'r-g,.yle ana v"
Hurieyviiie Liberty Falls. Liberty fA'"s'
- ~ daily Midiletown. Sumni,WTi.iIIe,,o n sls,!
Liberty Livingston Manor. RocS Ni;,-a Falls Do'A
Chicago ,.,,o,. a, s7l BrA'"~
AZ NeW'sS--~
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n.,r,,,oxE 4 ONO II. r.

Fasit,, ,NpIrs5H ,CIiIcAGo cINclSsA"
81 ols A EFR3 AF F OF all cHl.
PuLtNMANy rAH loot - Liberty ST. daily nc re- 80
cAGo 80 p m and l2' aig2t t2 r. 81 LOIS
u i" c.cn n m For WASHINGTON BALI ~ sun e0
III 30 a. M Dining carr. 80 g., p,h ~ All trains ~ "a
daily excep, p N Teg N9EFqtSXs via ROsnSSsss
D. m ex sunday For NV =, It55ii,,an sleeping e~
GOO y. daily. -, 80 80 p',yav. ~ r Is,.a,fa
az, ,iren6.s, y l.: "a Fultonst'; DO'"
Zoo, ~ Iiherty-s c. r. r 81 ~ - ard check bagss"
Now York Transfer Go. will can in o."
,,n,, r',.l or residence 10 destination
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Cost un0 FOUND.

r osr-Rank Book 80 5Ge. As Bank Tor savings. 81
1 plc.chnr st New Yorl. Payment stopped Please
return book to Bank.
A DvERTIsEMENTs AND Subscriptions FOR
y THE NETWORK TkIHI Ne Will; nh -, lE
CEIVI,D At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. LIZ Broai-
way. ~ door north Of Thirty-hrst-s' and ADNER,
TiStMI;NrS Mt the following Branch Offices: 2ot
l,irhthavr A. - corner Twenty hird-st l32 sixth
liz + urih-avc Fourteenth st. 100 Third ave,
cornar Fort, ~eyrnthst: lO2G Thifl-ayc. near sixty
first 7oS First ave: 100 Wcs Forty second st 92
Soiutnlis aNc: Avenue \ l.32i rhirl-ave ~ West
Fnurteenh-f ~ West Forty second ST. 90 ThlrlaNe.
rhir,l-aVc 2O5I Thirday".. between one hundred
and tveifth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS
A. IA. HARLEM OFFICES. isO East rc-hunlred and
,uentv af,hst: pa One-hundrel and twenty-hn
ST ana 32O West one hundredand fory-hfth-si up to
% m. M regular office rates. 49, 49,, oco
In nrooLlyn ~ ~ Court St; 5o5 box 'lhave; i2to
n,,lrorl ave-. no - : D.. m NJ regular office rates
London Once for q Developments NorfoN street strand
". C.. London. England
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
c1os1Na PRICES on Sac rRANc1sco srocKa
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, May Up. IN.
The upward movement in stocks was continued
to-day and at times the market took an
air OF buoyancy. There were some reasons. I'M
in natural conditions for higher prices
for securities but ii is be feared that the Lor-
don market was once more worked from New
York. When the trading is wholly professional
1t is difficult to assign reasons for special move
ments. The buying for European account was SUI
hcient slightly to affect rates for foreign cX-
change but II could not prevent exports Of nearly
81 600 900 gold tomorrow, and that on a day when
shipments are not large slight change in the
prices of stocks may cause brsker demand
for remittance. Moreover published dispatches
from London indicated serious misapprch"nsion
Of the prospects OF tariff and financial legislation
at this session Of Congress. The present tariff
bill is not likely to be passed and certainly
Congress will not authorize an issue Of low
priced bonds. An issue OF some kind IS inevitable
If the Treasury continues to lose gold and has
no means OF replenishing It's stock.
The movement of prices was almost universally
upward, and the exceptions were rare. ST. Paul
gained something over per cent in spite Of
fractional concession near the close. and II
fairly represented the tone OF the market Sugar
Refining more active and IL rose over ; per
cent but the manipulation IN this and some
other industrial shares has recently been 50 bold
as 10 deprive fluctuations Of meaning or inilu-
ence Toward the close New-York Central fell
abruptly over | per cent but II was explained
plausibly that the decline was due simply TO
bearish attacks and masked buying for the short
account OF other stocks 1t is remarkable that
according to this theory New-York Central
should have been selected for attack
The closing strong although fractional
concessions were permitted in the last half hour
Final changes were advances. and they ranged
from a small fraction to the sharp rise In Sugar
Refining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
financial.
To the Holders Of the CONSOLE
DATED INORTGAGE BONDS
of the Northern Pacifc Rditr0dd
(fnDnJlHn1fs

Of the NOrfhcrn PNcItc hot'"""
Company:
Soon after the commencement Of the examination OF
accounts attention was given the Land Department
The following correspondence shows the important re-
suits already obtained In this drectIon
- Wall street New-York April % lsoi'
EDWARD ID. ADAMS. Esq.
Chairman Reorganization Committee Of Consolidated
Bondholders.
Dear sir
Referring conferences regarding the appointment
by the Northern Pacific Receivers Of new Land Com
missioner beg to say the Receivers have unani-
mously agreed upon the appointment OF MI VIM H.
Phpis who present the Land Commissioner Of the
Chcaro. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Com
pany subject details his compensation In reach
ing this conclusion We have Understood that the Inquiries
made by you confirm Views as TO his experience
character and ability but will be gratifying TO US TO
know the Committee cooperate with the Receivers
this important measure.
Very truly yours.
HENRY C. PAYNE Receiver.
Ncw-York April %, Isoi
Receiver Northern Pacific r. II. Co.. Ncw-York CITY.
Dear 81:
Your favor Of April 25th addressed to Mr. Edward -
Adams Chairman laid before tho Committee az their
meeting held yesterday instructed 70 cxpre's to
YOU on tho part - Committee thor satisfactor in
tie change YOU propose make in the manasem'nt % ne
Land Department - the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pnny. ana their qualification AZ mining thrN Nl'"S uP
THIS important entire concurrence with those Of
the Receivers
Very respectfully yours.
A. MARCUS. Secretary.
Mr. phpps accepted the appointment and entered ur ~
the duties o: hts May It, with fun authority - IT,
irolucc such reforms tho Land Department as woul
be conducive to economy and efficiency
Bccdusc a part Of the net earnings Of the rd't-
lray system has been used pursuant to the o"er
Of he cour 10 poy certain preferred cla ms
against the CompanN ii is pOr stated by 'he
Receivers thai they rW not hare ard'tdbte JHty
! merit ne .funds necessary 10 pay the fds'
Morfqage Interest then maturing.
lettering that The droidanc, Of sHch dJd"h IS
of importance to all interests, this COMMITTEE
took action at lis mecting Ndy9 which has pro-
rided for the money 10 pay bis interest at h'
rate II Is PER cent per dRHHm rith0W COMMISSION
upon a sdhsfdctoJy ordcr Of the court De'aJ
obtaincd
Honihollcrs are reminded that ha Committee was
formed several months after tine appointment q koer
cs and las steadily pursued TIE purposes of i's orFant
entirely independent 81 a questions az ISSUE botNcei
the stockholders AMI tho former management
EDWARD -. ADAMS. Chairman;
JOHN g. BrfI.ITT
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES H. GODFREY.
!. j.. PKOBST.
JAMES STIILMAN.
ERNST TIiAi.MANN.
! CHARLES G. BEAMAN.
! WM NELSON CROMWELL.
II counsel
! Mills Building Ncv-Yoris Ci'y. Aiay p. iS9i
A. MARCUS. scc-e'ary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE United
- STATES FOX THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
4 HiIE 'N%iitNRfHAA' Canal CONSTRUCTIONS cOM.
rANf' defendant nE Z hSI ERR:s SALE.
In pgronSe OF o5 Action o' c,r ly the fou RI
day n MAY N'i and n!ei IN me onee o: the Clerk o.
Ia 1'1 w Sew T% YORK M tho codSrssne ~
4 The Nicaragua Canal Construction 'ompany
S %' ,n a a' OF the SAID The NicarSsua canal
,,on Company now located at ~ 81 Broad in
m. civ n New-yo the 18th lay May 1904 at
~ .v, o'clock that day. by William Kennedy
sI The Nicarasia canal Construction Compan, spe,.-
nc IN said decree AMI therein deserted "a follows
All and SINGULAR the right, tue and q'ercs, Of the
t,mu.int In and - the following property ami assets
q SAID company. more particularly described in the pc
'' c'rn c5n,nc bearing date the - day Of Janu;
COMPANY u Nicaragua AMI Tho Nicaragua canal Cen
~, ons hundred and forty-egh thousand seven hun
dr'l AMI eleven and Onn-holf liS7ll.i shares u the
G G! l' the right Tide and interest The Re
ccycr 30 certain stock ut sad ,n'n'F m '. , i ,
:, Thr Ncararua Canal construction Company.
q, The litigation OF The Maritime canal company OF
Nicaragua under Oh" contract oi J9nua.y so ~ ~ a.
liver to The NcMagua Car3l Sons,IgG' In, o't,srS
Canal ,"mI'fy, , &C." ~ 80 co - said nle snSict 10
AMI expressly rcser,ng any rights Win reference % SAID
bond obligation which may hr held an! tnl2l'" IN any
by the sat- he MARITIME oI T"na TG%9y c Si M.TS
ts bonds ~ Tho Nicaragua Canal Construction company
a. he nm. trustee such 1lniholJn's. and by the holders
OF ans bond scrip u tho sad The NraraSua Canal con
company heretofore issued and now outstarlins
40 Two thousand nve bundled and seventy riHlt ana
one. t257sfb shares ~ ihe treasury si"N ,i lh
Nt.,,,ru, canal Construction Company including all
he rrhi c and interest ~ the Receiver IN nn T. GER
t.l si.'k suhs.-iicl Tor and partly paid Tor but not
delivered, and stock pledged as collateral 10 secure unpaid
loans to said Company .,. -, ~, ,
The Niclrgua Canal Construction company. inciuiins
any and all credits Contracts Subscriptions claims ard
rights ~ action the possession ~ the Receiver oi
said COMPANY. 1900
N' THOMAS H. ATKINS.
Permanent Receiver u
TIL Nicaragua Canal Construction Company.
Ludlow. PHILIPS ~ WINTHROP
Solicitors fpr Receiver.
No - Cedar street. NcwNork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
Ceaal Noilfes

IN PURSUANCE Of an order made by the
Henry W Bookstaver one q the Justices of the
Court a Cnsunu Pleas for the tlty and county on
New YORK. On the 18th day OF April. 1894. notice Is
hereby given 20 all creditors and persons having
claims Thomas Lotion lately doing business IN the
tiy ard Count, u New York that they required T.
t,-...rf the vouchers therefor
dul, verified e. the subscriber the duly appointed as
sn.e ~ he said Thomas Lotion for the b.nent n his
creditors hts place ~ transactins business ~ tn
.re, az Wis. a Lent. nsela Nos 90 and % Exchange
place IN no cry II New York before 'hs 2lsi day
u July 1884,
Dated A,w-Yo fl April 18th. is9i.
WILLIAM MODRES.
WISE & LICITENSTEIN. Assignee
Attorneys flr Assignee.
90 ana - ENrncn-e Place.
Vow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
tAnthracite coal used exclusively u.
r,ur tracks Automatic BLOCK slsAals

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signas
trains leave station foot q Lbe.'yct,S, s,s a..
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown NaI Iio 40 40
$50 7l5. o:lo - 70 East'n' o,rb l' P II sur
20 Eas' a a. 7is A. n 100 $50 500 Mo,o "
For wilkesbarre. Pitisstoai ana Ell " ''
For Reading at 40 500 s;io l2'N, :, II iSis nisai
40 1880 300 400 500. > -. 80 "a a. pW i2D
sundays. 4'3o T. NJ. l.Oo l'So' '''' wv
nT or Harrisburg at 40 500. $40 A. NJ iiS 20 10
700 5oo 90 - NJ IT'D "s"" '''-1'
M su Ii2 "Ise"%sburs and wamspqTt at s
$40 \ n Ne M $50 55S s 50 NJ eN'Y'. 49,
days '''' A. AL RAIL ROUTE. +.
For Long Branch. ocean Grove nth Ss t, Pas
ror Red Bank Long Branch GA P sR l:45 400 40
Is to Rcd bankS 6'I5 p N Sgnda.y6,S peg p
Grove and Asbury Park e'og A. NJ rt1sSat PARK si
rlrnerat $50. SIS l. N. las. 400 P ", oAx,
For Atlantic city. Vineand and bridse'0" Wv
Fsr Monmouth Beach seabrsht ard Shpsas Si s
$40 SIS. 1870 A VI. 20 I'D 80"
'"''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier y. r. ct st., Ee'i BSas a. nan.a
Reach Seahrght Monmouth Beach ana L0"'
a, lois A. 81. 3:t5 P NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE su,s,.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM ""''
For pn,,aolpna wei, DAYS. 49, 500 sSS p SS
n:Sc tDinns ta5 A. ". 49, 2S tq s5 pun x, :s
n,sh ;p sunday sr tS S ~ 81 i2i5 hight ooo nn
For Baltimore and W9 ,d go5 oo ,pians car ~
i N. i2:i. neh, SUNDAYS go Poo n i2s 40. ~
and nolor-car seats can be procured az ras, as
as % iiio 1913 Broadway ~ 81 ~ y Isl cosr
S. isi r., i25n 81 25' ~ M'S 81, Futon S. B,ssl
aS broadway. williamsburg; The Nsre from hOtS q
Company VIII can Gani ehe'T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
Dipioen0 Notices.

NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY.
BROADWAY NEW YORK. May H. 1874.
FTHE tenth quarterly dividend OF one ana
D quarters per the Preferred stock OF
National Lend Company WIN be- paid June 18Th. $50"
o stockholders Of record May -. 1894.
Transfer Preferred stock viii close May 25
1894 and remain closed until June l6 lSoi
dividend OF per cent. the Common Stock OF Ma
tiona Lead Company will be paid July . 1894. 10 stock
holders OF record June H. 1924.
Transfer Books for Common Stock will close June H.
1904 and remain closed until July 3. 1874.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOS l.. MCKINNEY. Treasurer.
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iidilrouOs.
- 49,
WHIST SHNRF z. r.
hdilrolOs.

Trains leave West Al st Station. cw-ioTA as foilo"s
aud - minutes earlier from foot fTa4AlinsI.
3ibu A. M.-Daiy Local - Duitaio. .
Diio 4. M-Daily for Albany, ltica, syracuse i1oci
ester buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago except
Saturday for Toronto.
5ii5 4. M.-Daly for Albany. Montreal. Utica, SYRIA
clsc Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis.
SiI5 \. M-Daily for Albany, Utica, syracuse Roch-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Clevc-
and Chicago
For tickets time tables parlcr and seepIng-car accom-
nodat.ons apply brooklyn and New York and
a. stations Timetables principal hotels For other In
formation address
c. Z. LAMBERT, General passenge. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
DEL. LACKAwASNA AND WESTERN n. .
stations fin Nrw-York foot Of BARCLAY and
Christopher streets.
yEsIigIIED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
Coaches. PINIsIu LIGHT.

yEsTIgILED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINIsCh LIGHT.
Jlgcct route g., So, .,OO-.. ia..-. -ONISLAA
ms OIANGEs. sImnl4t hefnaidsyile. basAS
klaxe Madison MouistO"n Fassac Paterson Dgs-'
- Dover staLuupe. BLDDs LAAE, l-AAE ny
FArCONG :saoN,u-fo~n, sChOOI-Ll AoOAst.AAtvN,,
Wsshlnst0n FIlIi-Llt 81 RI. EAsION. NA.sa
GAF STNOUDsbU re I5,sG. AS4n1,.as T y M.
iANVILLE NORrHU MBLkl.A%D ln'rsse Boy Boy
EiCHFIELD SPRINGS, CgFtl11d 81 kAS sonx,v Va
BATH DANsxlLLE BUEFAIr9S},v rs ssd al S'''
WEST, NORTHWEST AND s0JThsm , Est ,-,.,s
700 A. NJ -BiNGHAMToN MAIL stops at pn'e%
oo5 A M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. R Is SHs 5
I'TIC'A SYRACUSE snd OsNb'O Eh Di.s5. -, -.
man fiure, Parlor Cars Connects At I Bu1ai2 , sn
100 y. M.-SCKANToN biN'I M 'AO' anu N""N~
an p M-sCRANTO$ WlLktsbAIsIsS s'' FH'"'
0trrH ENTREES. pullman parry: S.' ~ prycu.x
20 Il daily BUFFALO Ran o ~. SIiNsss
'''v nos ard EfMIRA LIMITED EAFhLss r1'"S'
iVre, sleepers Arrive AZ Il3 a >l -, BINGHAM.
o.oa n O)aly)-BCFFALo. SCkAN, 30, p r,yperss
Wv oN UTICA. SYRACUSE and oSWhuo IAf NI'"
rfCKETs AND PULLMAN ACCQMMoDAL.lUS.s,, , ~
N-,-,sN-sf and 429 Broadway .hss az o,S ;c,nrhls
- ana 9s2 Broadway. 80 West l-'n-ss p,osSxay
80 Ne-York: 3Ss 126 Fulton ST. ahe - o. o. al -
prookiyn Time tables. giving fun inio'mN'O" - ~
tions. ,--- -xpDr-cs COMPANY will call Toe ~
rom hotel residence 10 oes'ih1Hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

There again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds at the Stock Exchange, but the mar
ket was steady, without important changes The
closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
1904
~, sr,o- On hand. II. 7se 900 1901 273 Inc 1t

Actual cash IN -
Treasury vaults
outstanding -, eco, 900 ic7 Dec $2S2o1i
certificates SlZl ~ - o., Az Inc. GSOi4
Deposits bank. ll,'-''f 400 i'''''''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-19
Poultry supplies and App'iar
Incubators and Broo &efs.
Appliance

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for lncubators
and Breeders Cynona for dsinfecting and killing YER
mine Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nish-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder
Manufacturer of Croleys California Poultry Remedy
roup swelled-h head and ali diseases of the head
md throat of fowls. Angola erictn Dog Remedies -
varieties warranted to No. Pills for Pigeons
Everything for Fanciers and Breeders. Write for what
you 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-19
PATENTS.

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to inven-
tors without charge. Address,
The Norman Claim Agency,
Box 10y. Washington, ID. Z
sill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-19

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones. Charges of desertion removed.
No fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (S12) per month,
and sufTe ring from disability in add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the new law. 1t is not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments in
war to get pensIoned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause of sol
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to S12 month,
Suspended pensions restored.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-07-26
IN CONGRESS.
A Condemned Report of the Proceedings
In Both Branches.

WsmiSGroS, July ~ The senate con
sldersd the Indian appropriation bill
without reaching an agreement NJ Ill
tary matters were considered IN the
house.
WASHINGTON. July n - The senate
passed the Indian appropriation bill The
house agreed to conference rep r on APP
preparation bills, and the bit for the
election of senators By the people was
taken up The house voted to insist ON a
disagreement on = tariff
WASHINGTON. July 2L-Tnere was a
dramatic .ptte In the senate on the con
ference committees report and the pres-
dents letter. II II took the unique position
OF tie presidents advocate. Adjourn
ment was taken until Monday without vot-
ing on proposed instructions to conferrees.
In the house number of judi larry bills
were pissed There WIS a debate on the
loiut resolution 10 elect United Stat sen
ators hy direct vote Of the people.
WAsHINGroN. July 24-Mr German
delivered an extraordinary speech IN the
senate. lie made bitter attack on Mr.
Cleveland. saying tbat the president had
approved fhe senate bill and urged its
passage. Glrman uncovered the secrets
Of tariH conferences as well as those OF
three presidential campaigns.
WAsunG1oN, July p The senate ex-
pcrienced another field day over the tariff.
senator Hill vigorously defended Presi.
dent Cleveland from the attack nude
upon him by Senator German.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-07-26
Boston Produce Quotations.


PoRK-Pork and lard are little changed in
values, with IA quiet trade. Quotations are re-
ysed at: Long cuts, short cuts and backs, Slb;
lean ends, Sl7; prime mess, Sl, light backs,
SIS; loose salt pork. slec; briskets, &c; fresh
ribs 9l9c; sausIEes, slpc: sausage meat. 1loc;
bologna, soc hams. l2Lec; homeless hams,
l0lec; small hams, l3c; skinback hams, l3c;
smoked shoulders, 9l6c; corned, SIG; smoked
ribs, 3I9c homeless bacon, 1ll1c; pressed ham,
1l16c; choice lard, "a per III, tierccs and tubs;
l0-lb pals. sl4c 5-lh pals, Slec Bib pals. s4c;
pure leaf lard, 94GUc for pals: choice city
dressed hogs, &c; country, 73sc.
LAMBS AND MUTToNs-M uttons and lambs
are steady In demand with the market sus-
tanned Veals are In short supply and the
market Is firmer: Spring lambs, lOQtllc, as to
quality; choice to fancy fall lambs Ga l0c;
good to choice, s69c; common to good, 14sc;
poor to ordinary, &c; yearlings, sasl9c: NUT
tons. 7IeIsc; choice heavy Brightons, slt9c;
choice eastern veal, aQloc; common to good,
sd9c; Brightons and fancy, ed0Iec.
OATs-Oats are rather more firm The prices
on oats to arrive are irregular, much depend
ing on the nearness of the grain and whether
old or new. Clipped oats, to arrive the first
half of August, are quoted at 4Oc Old clipped
oats are quoted at 4Sl49c, as to quality and
nenrness to this market. The spot market is
also frmer, with the quotations at: No. |
clipped, Sic; No. 2, 5tc; No. white, 49c; No. 3
white 4sc: No. mixc-l, i6lti1c.
BEEF-There is a tone OF firnness In the beef
market, with quotations strong at; Choice to
fancy steer, '@I'lec; prime, ga &c; good $40
G'@c; light, 6hc' extra heavy hnds etlfac;
good, VIC 9loc' light. sleg9c; heavy fores' ~ .
DC; lighl, 4c; backs, So tbc;. rattles,- 3Gl3lec
chucks. 3d5c rounds, 6saI1l6c rumps, lo1
l2c; ruInpi and loins, GDli1sc; short ribs, so
9lOc; IONS, i2Hl3'6c.
FLOUR The position of whea, IS not favor
able to a brisk trade in flour. The speculative
wheat market struck yesterday the lowest
note yet, and the tendency in -four is easy. ia
spite of the fact that II is the lowest On record
Fine and supers. $50? -; extras and seconds.
81 500; Minnesota bakers, clear and str8 shf.