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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23

Tho COMPARATIVE summary OF nggreglie eApOTts fTi
sept. l To sept. 10 shows:
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hIttI 'uhhRe lIffeuilrF N"ht Oh EuEb n
o. 7lbc, Ia 5A5lc,; DeceInbercoTn, 5oAc 70 o54Si.i May
oats, 3SLsc. TO 5sasf.
GRocsRIEs-Conee declined 10 10 90 points with
bearish cables from EurOpe and Rrazil. Rio exchange
was l2l4d., a decline Of Igt. Prices Of conee at Rio and
Santos were weak at unchanged. prices. The close
here was steady at adeclinef for the dayof lOto 10 points
on most months, but OCtOber was unchanged. Sales
$4,000 bags llavIe declined ~, 10 ~. AMI HambYrs
u TO ~ pig. Receipts at Rlo, 10000; at Santos, "a
OOO. American warehouse deliveries, s,O6p. shorts
were the largest buyers today. The trading In fu-
Gurea NaS IA lDllONA.
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Electric stock Quotations.


SATURDAY. Sept 29.-CorroS-pcclined 8 TO ! points.
but recovered this and advanced l point. closing very
steady, with sales OF 10000, Liverpool declined ll0
on the spot and IL to 2 points for future delivery,
closing easy. New orleans declined Z to 4 points, but
recovered this and advanced | to 2. spot cotton here
was quiet and unchanged. Sales 1877 for spinning.
The weather at the south was generally clear. Aver.
age temperatures for twenty four hours, 90. to
8S' minimum and so TO So. maximum Port
receipts were estimated at 2i,37l bales, against 49,
t5s this day last week and lpsIl last year;
to 10000, against $3.50 last Monday and 1884 last
year. Houston received to-day 1874, against $3.50
this day last week and B,l3S last year. Memphis re-
ccived $50, against 42g last year. silver advanced in
London I'D. Print cloths are quiet, but cotton goods
are generally Arm. Norfolk declined Nc. Galveston
was easy at unchanged prices. The signal Service pre-
dicted generally fair weather at the south during the
next twenty.fOur hours.
To-pAY's fEATuRks.-Iiverpoo was depressed, and
this fact, together with some further liquidation,
caused an early decline here, but this was soon re-
covered owing TO local and Continental buying. and
the market ended at a small Improvement. The price
is considered low, a good deal OF the long cotton IN
the hands OF small operators has been shaken out, and
the decline has been so great and SO continuous, that
some have an idea that a rally would not he at all sur
prlsIng at the present time. The crop reports were
generally pretty favorable, however. and there were
no aggressive hull operations. only the market acted
a little more stubborn. The trading In futures was Us
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
.LADELPHIA CLOsINo QuOTATInNA
SATURDAY. Sent. 90.

hbArs FcDt. -.
The net results Of the trading on the stock
Exchange this week reflect considerable
differences Of opinion on the part of
professional operators and also regarding
various stocks, A decline of q points IN
Sugar Refining Is the largest net nuctua-
ton. and It has taken place because the
speculative holders OF the stock have come
10 the conclusion that those who man
age the company and also control the mar
kct for its shares are keenly alive TO
the probability that the refining industry
will be the object ~ legislative attacks tnr
some time 10 come. Besides, il has not yet been
determined what the effect OF the new Tariff
lAw will he upon the profits Of the American
Refining Company.
decline In Rock island Of PSI p cent. and a
2 m'lar ono n Distilllng aud Cattle Feeding
ruinpieis the list II noteworthy net losses
for the week. The reduction in the
dividend upnA the first named and the
crisis In tho affairs Of the last explain
sufficiently both OF these movements. The
management % the Rock Island has unques-
tionAbly pursued a conservative course;
hut unfortunately for the company and It's
security holders there Is an element in
Wall street that believes the Rock Island
management incapable Of entertaining other
than speculative intentions. A sharp advance In
the price Of the sto'k to-day proves that a
s. % deal of yesterdays 5 ling was for shot
OuuL This statement appl.es WiIh sQual
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EALL RIVER LINE
TROY BOATS.

CITY OF TROY or SARATOt \ leaves West 10Th st..
daily, except SATURDAY, u 4. ". sunday steamer
touches at Alhany, TROY EXCLUSION, S2,h0.
NEW HANEN.-FARE 81; INCLUSION, SI.5O.
Pier ~, y. r., daily, 2 NJ, and ~ :30 4 {. NJ. lSundays
excepted, connecting with trains To Meriden. Hart
ford, Springfield, Holy oke, and the north.
u AMspEIL. LINZ. Steamers leave Pier, -, n. RI
N foot Franklin 81, for Cranstonis, West Point, Cold
Spring, Cornwall, Fl,hkiH Landing, anI Newhurgh,
week days, 5P NJ; Sundays, y A, NJ; l;id st., Mr.,
eco AN,
Il i every week day at TN. from iirr -, foot NJ West
lin st., connecting with lio,tOn and Albany r. r.
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The weekly statement OF averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:

surplus. t59.9 5S,7 700 $58,s74,s75 Inc, SaO,876
The surplus a year ago was sIT,Go0,95O, and two
years ago S5,0jl,OT3.
Imports nf general merchandise. Including
dry gn,ds, at The port OF New York last week
were S7,63g.j Dl, against s9,OHl OF the pre-
yiuus week ard S6,05B.6f9 Tor the correspond
ing week of last year. The imports Of specie for
the week we're SlfB.30s, OF which $3.50. s3S
va, gold, making total specie imported since
Jan. ], slj.5ii,5@6. EXports Of specie we're gold,
Sj.lG5. and silver, SBT2,l6S, "A total OF SB77, 1893,
against S54s, 7Ol the previous week. The eX-
ports OF specie since Jan. ! have been, gold, ssh
SIS +Su, and silver, S2J,ll0,5+s, atotal of SlOs,-
94s.U.S.
The FiHdRgiIl Chr0uiclr computes the gross
earnings fprJuly o. l25 railroads at S42.s63.S2T,
a decrease Of SS,46O,5lT as COMPARED with the
same month Of last year, and net, Sl2,357 500, "A
decrease Of s2,4d0,5l7. For the seven months
ending July 81 the gross earnings Of III rail-
roads were SEQ, 5fS,g4O.a decrease Of $50
l4s,l53 as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year. and net. SS2,ld2,35l. "a de
crease OF Si9,Gl6.iid.
The uenr@Lt Rtl-uod reports gcUss saruings
To- August Uf 5ty3ll9. an Increase OF 81. i2g a.
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compared with the same month Of last year. and
net, 3 $3.50, n decrease Of 1887.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago and North
western Railroad Company for August were
pared with the same month Of last year. The
earnings uf last year do not include the returns
of the Milwaukee,, Lake Shore and Western.
The San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
increase OF S7,O57 as compared with the same
Of sla,22T.
National bank note circulation outstanding,
S2OI.83O.O3 m Increase for the week OF
SI,475: received during the week for rcdemp-
ton, S1,450, I34; amount reissued, ~ ,lOO, 40,
and destroyed slss4s6. Balance Of deposits In
the Treasury To redeem national bank notes,
40i.
The receipts from customs for the week were
S1,g26,O21, and from internal revenue, Sl,O42,-
Sg1. n total Of S4,4iS.0lS, against $1,000. 1913
last week. The receipts of the Government for
the month TO date were SlS. T33,420, and expen-
ditures S23, 22S,O0O For the fiscal year TO date
the receipts have been SOJ,DGo,3U5 and the dis
bursements sol ,533, 2lO.
The condition Of the Treasury at tho. close Of
business to-day compares with that Of last sat
turday as follows: -
Current liabilities" ,'..... 656,Sgs,7S 'SO6,i6o,iOS
Total balance. ..... 'i255s5l4l! gs 'igssS Ssi y.
Currency balance .... sTO,3io0Oe est, os9,e5e
Included In to-day's assets are S1S,5Tl.s45
fractional silver and minor coins and Sll,l3,,-
6l2 deposits in national banks. bonds held TO
secure the snme, S14,ST6,000. The Treasury
holds S5.315,D22 national bank notes. for re-
demption, against S5.222,5 2s last Saturday.
Money in London. u. y cent. Rate OF dis;
three months bills, O-lU u cent. Paris advtccs
quote 3 II cents at 1903 francs 80 centimes, and
exchange on London at 20 francs Is confines.
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FLouR-was quiet. Sales LOO bbls. Exports,
10TH bbls. and II. 5Bs sacks. Winter wheat brands in
bbls. were quoted as follows. No grade, si.70s$i so;
fine, SI.S5Ss2; supcrnnp, s20S2.lO; No. z extra,
So 1905 2.25; No. / extra, a.. 3ucts2 80; clear, s2.4nlD
Michigan straights, s2.aOcss95j city mills for West
Indies, S2.45; patents" S+ct$l.2o rye flour, super
nne. s!.d5as3.I0; corn meal. %Gstern, :ss5tsS;l9j
@s!.i6; grain, 65c. Min Feed Bran, y 100 ms 20
rs.b, sO@S5c.; shorts $50 MS, sOctS5c.: nlddllngs 80
10 100 SsJ, s5s9jc.; sharps fine 9ScGssi; rye feed,
500 -5c screenings, 5Od IOc. v 100 MS; oil meal,
s2I.7jCss25. linseed cake. s23Ss23,5O; rice meal, DOG
zoe. y 100 rs.
declined nc. To iec. spot sales, 1h.OcO bush, Including
10000 Tor export: 80: . red, RS: under Decenber
5lac. over ahoat and 30. ! northern 5.ec. oycr
NE rcceipts: chicago, l9heiS bush; Milwankcr,
81. Louis, 2h,oGG; Toledo, % 800; Detroit 2o,O1a;
3i,giG. philadelphia, 57,Sl5; boston, 4o.iVs;; total,
lIIO, 74a bush. total Yesterday, l,2l2.5SS: total last
year. l~.ls4,l57. Future sales, 100000 bush. as
follows.
Last
Opcning. Lo,rcst. Highest. Closing. Night.
December. 80. 80 5SAs 5Nhs 5Sa 6Sis
None for export. No. 2, 5sAd50c.. In store and aroat;
yellow 5HUG5g'pc., In store and anoat. Future sales.
$4,000 bush, US followS:
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Rio on the spot was duh and steady; No. z. 1890, Raw
sugar dun and steady; 80 test, 9sc.i 90 test, $40.
Refined duil and So. lower.
NAVAL S~IORES-SIiTlts tuTpentne quiet and easy at
2Ss2sltc.; rosin dun but steady At tl.lI<gsl ,22ls for
common 10 good strained.
PETRoLEUA-Eo sales. National, s2Jsc. bid here and
al on Clty.
Dressed hogs arm at 7A6Bec and pigs
sfsSsr Fest butter, 2l@2ihc.; do. cheese, lOcglOAe.
1fHicAg5, sent 22 -These were the Chicago prices.
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Oats declined &c. to isr. Spot sales II, 900 bush; No.
= white, at 3bc.; October do, at 1910; November do,
At sc; No. = mixed, at SIC; lO,OdO bush. ungra,iCd
al 3igi'~ FOR white, and 3:Ag3ic. for mixed. Future
sales JU,Uy, Iush., as follows.
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GENERAL REORGANIZATION
Toledo, Ann ArhOr 9 North Michigan RI ca

GENERAL REORGANIZATION
Toledo, Ann ArhOr 9 North Michigan R'I Co,
To the holders or the Divisional sns Ge--
erai MORTGAGE Bonds and the Stock OF the
Toledo, Asa Arbor and North Michiga.
Railway Company.
Tho undersigned committee have perfected . plan
Of reorganization that, in their judgment, treats
~equitably all the separate divisions Of the road, and
seeks to harmonizc all interests, thereby avoiding
a distntegration OF the property. The acceptance Of
this plan is strongly recommended.
Holders Of the above securities. in order TO avail
themselves Of the plan, should deposit their holdings
on or before November list, 1894, in exchange for
negotiable stock certificates.
Under the terms Of the plan. an assessment OF $500
per share payable in lnstallments) Is made. The FIRST
installment Of si.0O per share Is now called, and be-
comes payable upon deposit Of stock. which must be
made before october 18th; to take prompt action
against impending suits.
Copies Of the plan may be obtained from any Of the
committee, or from the DeposItaries. or will be mailed
upon application 10y the Secretary ~ the committee.
DEPosITARY FOR II BoNDsi
Farmers Loan and Trust CO.. 90 william st., N. Y.
DEPosiTARY FOR II STOCK:
Atlantic Trust Co., 80 William ST.. n. Y.
gro. w. MURRAY, C~hsirms,,
wM. II. MALE,
THOS. A. MCINTYRE,
RICHA DsON,
=. REDMOND,
Reorganization Committee.
Hoadly, Lauterbach 4 Johnson, Counsel.
D. NJ. Monio, Secretary.
care OF Redmond, Kerr 4 Co.. Bankers,
Al Wall st.. New York.
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Il sales compare with those of yesterday as

Government bonds steady At unchanged quo
tations. Railway bonds strong. The features
4l6s. Denver and Rio Grande cansol As, Louis
Vile New Albany and Chicago cOnsOls, Oregon
Railway and Navigation 5s, 7. G.. Gifts; Scinto
Valley and New England 4s, Southern Pacific
OF California con.ois. southern Hallway IS.
w. l.. and Reading issues. The more i'm
pOrtant net advances were in Chesapeake and
and Mo Grsndc consoi Is, Il, to '77oji; Louis
vile, New Albany and Chicago consOl-, /. 10 ~;
Oregon Railway and Navigation ~, 7. e., ctfs,
J, q, ~; Heading I'd preference. incomes, lie,
ID convertibles, u, TO 81; Sciot0 Valley and New
England A., ". to- 15la; southern Pacific Of
California consols, ", 10 02. and southern Rail-
Atchison As declined q y cent, to'724.
bar silver In London, 20 7-l6d.
Money on call, l q cent. Time money Is
quoted at 2a v cent. for ninety days and 8
Y cent. for four months 10 six months on
market for commercial paper Is inactive, and
offerings Of desirable bills are light. Prime en-
dorsed bills receivable are quoted at 3D3hs y
cent, choice single-name paper at 4d5 D cent,
and good al I19G5Is v cent.
Foreign Exchange market steady at I'M
for sterling, st.s5leas4.s6 for Ions, bills
s sRa fS s1Sf bis. i .s5E a ss4.ss S sifSs drafts ATS
S4.S6I4, and cable transfers. SI.S61h. Francs are
quoted at 5~.lgts15.lSft for long and 5.l51s for
g5ss for short; guIlders, iO1s for long and 4OI4
for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
l2lgdl5 cents discount. Charleston buying,
4 discount; selling par Savannah Buying.
commercial, laS cents discount. san FRANCHISE
sight, l2le; Geographic, 10. ~. LOuis-!5
cents discount bid, par asked. Chicago-65
cents discount.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Clearing House banks shows:
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ALBANY BOATS.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
RED BANK LINE.

Steamers SEA Bird aud Alhcrtlna leave New York,
Pier -. foot of Franklin st, for Highlands, Highland
Beach. Oceanic. Locust Point. browns Dock, Fair
Haven, and Red Rank daily at . A.. VI. and . T.. VI. sun
days at q. Leave Red Bank at Z A. NJ. and . l.. NJ. sun
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publir Motirts.
Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.

I)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
L
should be road DAILY BY alt interested, as changes
Foreign. malls f2r the week ending Sept. 81 will close
in a. SaissI a. this earic9 a Ss 59jI9gs;
: ! per t:s%Sg rom SS$$$$Ftt92 $SyyiIney NE.
S. ,oteri, from New orleans at q +. N, -fqF
nEiIzE. PuERT0 GoRrEz, and GuATEMAI-S
; GG$rA ki%i VIA iinon, per Steamship
T~uESDAN.-At "a. NJ Tor UfRNupA, per steamship
urin2sn . a. 70 A. ", !uEplgmcntefy IL9oM.k
tGbTisitEioTnRisSS.' ainWi' III ssiA,, nM h sitG,nis SRh ktS,rr.
$]a l9 iiig,%Sa a'} nus, '2 be DIR" DR. G ,Sf S Str E &fgF 'si,
hiifHi.. ST. yffuh BEGaiN1ia. and Il i'T TuftikN ! T. fGs xS AZ
steamship $50, W. Clydc, az ~ = " for NEW.
wEpSF$RAS ATS \ n g.aTPis@Sn!aryy 10 MJ
iT ET AZ 10 4 Df #. ' fSp Rf}lG Il tS Il ilt via S sou i9sn,I,:
$40 wGstcrnlagd, Via intwcrp LETTERS must pe
Sir"S'S', i Ig Scr i, "&G.jj'Ffa r iRf = 81 Fl ~ psr u seaman ls@Egs's
p 9fFIGla nqSF@ S An YE %s 1iresiaa iStg Tr lSs 2,rfF par;
!. NJ. fgrrtnA, Ter steamship Va daucin, via liza
gIFcy,,l Cor v]isiiangia et.g r y; Tor FTEis
Sew @5 lifdda;,. per steamship city Of Dallas from
THS Mf f4 f6TRATtr II r. 4 ~ n i I~ig g@ T. IT. io9o y
ship Alyenoi atitA. ". Tor NETt1ERt tNpS ~
tT Sy! b p"g SISs c Gill, S'9'y ,Ga " Ams!,rl@m ~
T. NJ. supplementary 9 = w. Tor Europe, por
gargi az ~, II, gGppl"mcntary 80 + vs. Tor
l AGASG : ,IaG u; r. 1n d, S An [ r. x tT i5rS SE
,THy&$ib,. pr fiSS,sGalsr Itromn,, ailsaz,U
lNi sl5,ri, slip rort' I y ioa Porto RICO direct per
SAlt EHAN.-At 4. NJ. for BRAZIL and Ia PLATA
COUNTRIES, VIA Pcrnuntbuco. RIO Jancirn, and
Santos, per steamship Capun, from baltimore II v
tcrs must be- directed " per CHpun ~, at $50 Al.
for Ell ROPE, per steamship lmbrtn. via OupCnE
town tlttt,rs for Germany, France. switzTrlau,I.
ltaly, spain, Portugal. Turkey, and British indis
must be- directed d" per tmbri6 So: at :. 10 A, N. Tor
BRAZIL and IA PLATA COUNTRIES, per steam
ship COIcrdgp. via pernnmbncu, lanIa. and RIO
JHnpiro Ovtters for Nurth IlfpZiI must lie
directed "ptr Coltridgc NJ At d A.. NJ. tor
EtRUpr, .irr steamship saalc, via South.
aiuptun aud bremen lcttcrs for France. Switztr-
land. lIaiy, Span. Portugal, Turkey. and HritIsl
India must tc directed !, per Saalc'l 10 AM tsui-
Elementary iU:lU A. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAM.
JAMAICA, and SANANILIA, per steamship Alrue
UCtt,rS Tor other colombian ports must be- directed
per AlCnp"D. at 1850 4. Mfor CAMpECUE, CHE
ArAS, 1ABASCO. and NtCATAN, prr stpani.lIp
seneca letters Tor other Me xlcan States aud CuiA
must iC directed =" per Seneca; at II A. VI. fF
NORWAY direct. per steamship ThIngvalln UettcrI
must hp directed d IPr Ihin4Nallnnl: at II A. VI.
for N~ETHERlANbS direct. Der gtpnutshIp Ann
Htprlnu. via E1ttCrlnm usttrrs n.ust Hc III.
rcrtrd " per Anstrrdam'j: at II 80 4. NJ. tsuppI,,-
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8 a 8.

= 9ie 5ouiton & 5eras Central
Babn bat i'm September 80, 200 8allen
8aumuolle bef6rbert; nm 10000 8al;
len mebr, als ie porber in bemielben
Monat. 9ie 8aumtpollernte entlang
Der 8abnlinte 1T iiber ales @rparten
groB.
= Sn Saplor purben bis gum 29.
September 16,837 Sallen 8aumtpoue
gum Martt gebra6t.
- Sm Buffalo 8apou purbe ant
Sanlftag bic 2eibe zines moblgetleibes
ten Manne8 gefunben, befen Saiden
nit Steinen bef6mert tparen, bic minis
beitenS so pfunb pogen. Man fanb
bel ibm ein Saf6enbu9, wel6es ben
Namen &. 8. Bronn, Chicago, trug,
unb cine S9eere.
- 9ie gereinigung Der &epublifas
ner unb populiiten i'm IL. &ongreBs
biitritt auf ben &anbibaten 6. Wals
bon BON @uer0 bat nunmebr fattges
funben. Grain bat babur9 eiae itarfe
Oppolition erbalten.
= 9ie probibitionilten bon Wils
liamion @Ountp baben auf ben 6. in
@eorgetotpa cine aonpention einbe.
rufen.
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= 9ie San Geronimo 1armonia"
eine @eieli6aft 3ur phege Der Muiit
unb @eiellisfeif, bat f6 tntorporiren
lanen. &apital $4,000.
- Jta9 benz @rtra Bulletin bes
@eniussBureaus iiber bic @igentbums>
unb Wobn @erbdItniKe I'M 5taate
Seras giebt eS bier 1892 Jamilien,
meI6e i'm 8eIiBe f6ulbenfreier Seims
itdtten iino, uno 1884, tpel9e 6eims
ftdtten befiben, auf oenen 6ppotbetem.
i6ulben lalten, auiammen l89, ,906.
Die 3abl Der Gamilien, bic 6duier be-
pobnen. 1T 221, ,245, suiammen alio
ALPS Gamilien. IS mobnen in
eisenen 6duiern 48 pro5ert aler ga.
milien uno in gemietbeten 50 pro3ent.
Ser Wertb Der nit S9ulben belaffetaa
8runbitiide belief iid auf $22, ,583,519,
auf mel6en S6ulben i'm 8etrage bon
$9,452,7l5, ober AZ Broaent bes Wers
tbes, rubten.
= Sn 81 paio tpirb bemnd6it elm
febr intereianter Ga1 Dor ben @eri6ten
our gerbanbluns gebra6t iperben.
Mar Weber. @ei6dftsfiibrer ber 6irma
&ettelien & Degetau in Gbibuabua,
mobnt in 81 paio, aber lein 8ureau
bat er auf Der geseniiberliegenben Ssite
bes &io @ranbe, in Suarea. Debsr
mar ibon lange 8ertreter mebrsrer
ausldnbil6en Geuer 8erii9eruussge=
feui6aften unb als fiiralid bic Staten
in 3eras erb6bt murben, gelang es ibm
Diele 8erli6erungen in 81 paio au err
langen. Sie bortigen 8erf6erungsz
Ngenten fiblten ii1 gei6dbigt unb bas
ben Weber berbaften laiien. Ser Sail
gepinnt an Wi6tigfeit unb 8ebeutung,
neil Weber beuti6er &onlul in Suas
req lit.
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Wsiaipmen sum gdus

sesen bic @erbeerunsen beS unSreifbarsn fauernben
Getnbes Der meni<&en @efuubbett befannt als Mas
larta, paren swedlcs auSseseben wprben, ala Spies
ter'S Masenbitters auf ber Slbdde er4ien unp ctue
Ma& aIS S&uswebr sesen unb Seilmittel fur bic ses
fr&ete 9lase erwte8. NlS I'm Sabre 1s49 baS Sob
eber" tn Galifcrnten sraifirte, iteate @ sei6ettts
NIT ibm WaIaria tn ben @ruben unb an ben @di4es
reen etu uub peruriahte Sareden nnb namenloie Gs=
ben unter ben @plb9rdbern. Damal8 unb ipdter auI
bsr eanbeuse pom banana, fur5 lberau in ben Iros
pen, mo- Die Malariaieu&e am b6Sartisifen aEftrttl,
wurbe bas Stters bic anertannte Sduspebr ba5eser.
@esen Bite Gin1hiie BON Grtdltuns unb uebermibuns,
Observation-Disclosures Guft uno baciaenbaltiseu
Walters, sesen Seeranfbett nnb ale Stbrunsen be8
WaSens, bet 2eber uno Giusepetbe, sefpdbr ba5 8ts
ters f4neae Shlie ardnfIihe 2eue aler grt pretien
ss als bic bette Panaeee fur ale bre tlenen unb sro=
Ben 2etben.
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9raperte1t, Yortieren, Seppidle ,c

@uer Seimt fann NIT ipenisen N1itteln ee
miltbli9 nnb elegant einssribtet perben rnb
gu bieiem @ebufe bertpeiien mir Sud auf
nnier Oepartement It, Sraperien, Yortieren,
Gancp @fatten, Sioies, @earfs, Sorlesern,
feinen Seppichen &C.
Gebrudte erepes fir Draperisn, So Gents
per Yatb.
8ra9tuoIle eeiosn fir Draperien, bon e5
@ents bis $3.50.
Oas Nenefte in japaneiii1en Draperien
Silfline StbieS, 25 unb 81 Gents jebes.
6ancb StubLsScarfs, pradtppae Wiuiter,
20, 25 unb 35 Gents.
Ganes Chenille Matten, gang reu, 4o-50
Gents.
Ganep &uss in oeri@iebenen @rDben, $1.5o
bis $3.50.
Sn feinem 2aben Der @tabt finbet man
bnbihere Seppi9e 81 10 niebrisenl Preile ais
BET 6. Bolfion. 8ommt uno iiberSeust gu9.
Sra8t mad ben 9reiien unb Sbr tperbet faufen.
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seSu nnierem seibez9epartemeut

seben mir befanntlt1 itnmer ben Son an.
Nunserbare Stoffe unb biIIise 9reiie.
9errltehe Bai9: Seiben5euse so Gents
tpertb, fit 38 Gents.
gfrbttaten in eeltreiiten. fleinfarirten unb
anbertpetts semuiterten Seinen3e,sen gu 81,
$l25 unb auipdrts.
6aillesSeioenitpffe au $780,
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Bu6Iens Nrutca &albe.

Dte befe SaIbe ber WeIt fur S9nttte, Auetf4ua'
sen, @ei&mire, Steber, unb SautsHus4Ias, 8Ieaten,
9etten; furtrt Sdmorrbotben ober fetne Besabluns.
Wbltse 8ufrteesnbett saranttrt ober Sas @el6 wtrc
surlderitattet. 25 Gents bte Sda&tel. Gum gerfaui
kEhpieiolel
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= &i6ter @lart in Waeo folte pe.
gen Gulberion's &ebe auSseforiht pers
ben. @r iagte nur: Sd las feline 8es
merfungen uber Silber unb babe bic
3eitung wieber fortgelegt.
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Or. price's Cream 8afine pomoey
SSdfte @eltsausfellungs aus,ei&nunQ.

= 0ie 8aummoaiamen Oelmhble
in Nuftin bat ben preis fur Baummoll,
iamen BON $3.50 auf $3.50 erb6bt.
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9reiBig Meilen oberbalb 8romnss
billie lit Der &io @ranbe aus Ieinen
ufern getreten.
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@nnit : 0eaenffGuoe.

@tipas gang Neues in unierem Departe.
ment BON &units @eeenftdnbem, bic
augemelnes Grltaunen uno 8eipunberung
erregen.
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se}n idmarsen Seibeuse1aeu

baben mir bas poaftdnbisfte 2aser mnb bic
folgenoen Stoffe: Grbital Gaille, Sranqaile
Reu be Sole &basboma, Nrnlure, 8enga.
line, 8hoiine, Saffette, @ros Grain unb
Mpire.
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Mfl1f 9frbtt= 8aarcn!
.s.:.;.e ::'ii: ::; :sias... u. WoLFSoN.

etn Sag pn Mooldten me nt npor 6 gn worbfn it, Se9
saen bic m 9e Gn5ddn peeben gum aauf uregen mfen
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W}1bel ! W(1beI :! Wl1hel /

Sn M5bel pfferiren mir immer nod t63Iid
ausge3etbnete Bargains. Seine geppliferte
8arlor MSbel. Shlafs mno @obn3inmers
MSbel, sei4madpou, oauerbaft un6 bilis.
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Or. prices Cream Batting powoer.
@eltsansheaunas Mehaille nmh 1iplom,.
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Yublpaaren! Vubuaareu

rlnier 1utpaarensD Departement 1T in eleis
der @eiie nit benz beften aassefattet, mas
bic SailDn bietet.