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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-lOIk, October - 1880.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market holds quite firm
is sti.i considerably demand. New
be- used than arrives New red kidney have but little
present. and there are offers to sell best quality
Glow sale for ali other excepting which
have had more cal Of late. Green peas unchanged We
quote: Beans domestic marrow 1893 choice per bush
esg % ls s' hd 81 1888 se :. co. :? DO ises DO Wiz
AZ n ssforns ia sagsa IS DO foreign pea 1884
81 2oSsi 3o foreign medium. 1885 81 90 do foreign
MEDIUM. Isai 8 iSSsi 2' green peas b0ls Csc do
RITTERThe scarcity Of fancy fresh creamery was felt
severely to-day and the market gained addi'Pna
strength 22sc becoming current price Tor me .est
goods Offering Very few Of these we're extras ana u Is
quite probable that few special lots were placed even
higher More than three-qrhrters OF the butter from all
~ Is 40 FAULTY az almost unstable Considerable
OF the best June stock is moving ana The FEELING is nfm
cry extras per II. 22sc, do hrss l9u2le DO thirds TO
seconds l3QiTnc do June extras 2Og2Obzc DO seconds
TO frss iGQ9c State dairy half tubs fancy 2os: do
Welsh tubs fancy lealel,c dairy tubs hr,ts lIgis,e
do thirds 10 seconds. l2GlCc Imitation creamery no
ice. Western dairy. 00i4c; factory. June make frkns
iqi24c do June tubs llal2c do fresh hrss. loagllc
CIEESE-Market quiet but very Arm. Nearly az the
foreign going 10 Canada where they are being
shipper today lot OF fancy highcolored at sc job
ber the advance slowly hut the supply Is 80
ligh, receivers control the situation prs,y VEL
tember quality Small size full cream has become hrnly
established Di.c Part skins slow but In light stock
firmly held. We quote: State. full cream iafse'
fancy si.asikc do September white. fancy snQs.tc. do
August fancy sNase do goo to choice do a sd
choice sQsAc; do common 70 fair. 7gsc: part skins
small 5hac; do large choice 5,sc. do common TO prime
EGGs-eceipts moderate and largely Of defective quail
ity Ths together with the recent advance. Is turning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,,,rrO~- Early mart session character
,,ed nv some wide and quick changes In prices ana con
sderabe activity The first call trades Indicated an au
vance points private cables Stang that ~
or points The public cables received later conre, i
these reports. and Liverpool advanced about poi's
lost later and closed irregular and ursette9 W.,
NET decline 5q6s points The early weakness ia IiNe
rool was attribute the repor; that MI Mem Wouu
modify his crop and that spinners were
selling The decline abroad. just before the crosse NJ
side Liverpool buying orders TO this market cary
IN the day opened at e4olse'c, SOFA on
Ss1c, advanced to s2c and at O'Clock STOOD al o'Ie
q a2c This latter due in the main 70 re-
oorts of frost in the Memphis district which however,
lacked The afternoon market was 10
active and all along the line THIS weaknes
buyers coupled with the execution OF some selling ,
from New Although the local price Q, slso5
cotton reduced Lice there was an increased cS
Tor con sumption. safes in that direction amounting
90 bales Lice lower on spot cotton
with Charleston partially 1-i6c better and other ma.
Eets generally unchanged The market here on cor'Ias
vera $40 500 bales The local trade Is expecting some
rscovery a, orleans tomorrow There was SOM
seing export house against purchases d. ~,
South Some reports came In from MISSISSIPPI gnu
south Carolina damage reported Receipts az 'n
ports FOR current week are estimated at @u'"
gIo GOO haes compared with 1851 bales last week
son were 1921 bales against GVI bales Corresponding
dsy last week and S.1S1 bales last year
e43S bales. against A.l6s and 6VO baes hece.p 600
Mo-. Orlean. Tomorrow officially estimated AZ o"o
81 Ooo bales compared with 532l bales eorrespi'unS
day last week, 1888 bales last year and 'i DaS Yea
years ago. To-days receipts at Sa.ahi NM,
Sat3 bales aganst l. 7o4 and 22I3 bales NoIf22k 80
haIes against 3sS and l.2l3 bacs houston "a -
asa,ns; Coz ard 1000 bales Memphis Zl4o Ds.os
against 1888 and In bales Augusta lio4 o"'eS ae'
Snenins range and to-day and closing BIDS the
previous night and last year follow: c,.nr ros, las,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

Market closed steady to points decline conpaIed
with Yesterdays closing prices. Transferiuie notices
Total sales $40 800 NewYork net receipts. ',o
bales: gross 69S4 Exports Comment soo paies
Great britain bales: forwarded lo4o Dalss' SUES
700 bales spnners 12oO bales; stock. l4'.3i paIes
,osI net receipts to-day 30 462 bales thus ia ms wee"
i4s 100 bales Exports to-day Great Britain lssi Dales
Continent $50 Thus far this week; Great .,
15 276 bales France GAIA bales Continent zoooo pdIe
stock 81 231 Spot cotton easy; llnc lower nu
ding upland &C. middling gull. 9i.c sales 2Oo Das
Including 200 bales consumption 800 bales GOO
Liverpool cabes-sp5t cotton good demand safes IIoVo
1900 bales receipts 1000 bales; middlng uplands
i1i6d Futures opened easy sellers al G84d decline
closed Irregular unsettled 5z 10 Ga points het d
cline October AIS October November 4iOs Novemper
December 44Os Decembe-Jaruar AIS; January-reD-
Iary 442b February March. 443l.s; March a4os
Apri-May 44Gb; May-June. 447zs: June-July 44st.D.
July 450s Manchester-Yans STEADY ciOhs very
li,tle doing. . 60,
aOFFEE-Saies made in this market at a re"
points advance, although Havre cables were a shaue
easier Local operators rule manifest ln1lHsrese
and Jces small, buying selling DELIVERIES
smaller. and receipts fair Iiavre closed quiet al
below yesterday October, 92 francs; November W
francs: December 9150 francs January, 9loo francs
February 80 % francs Hamburg dull October 20 DIGS
November. "A IS pigs: December i45o PIGS January
1880 pigs Rio firm 1890 refs for No !; excnanSe
1Oel6: receipts 1900 bags Cleared for United states
1000 bags. Santos receipts 1900 bags stock. 23sVV
Market firm at l47Co Tes Rio shipments TO unted
bags Victorian shipments. % 900 bags Antwerp STOCK
october 1. 500 bags.
Contracts closed 6Gl5 points advance. Sales
n Nj N laUe ollou0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

thnn otherwise The primary receipts continue 70 e us
and for the current week have shown heaNs sa ,n,1,
corresponding time last week The clusr All Win
and unchanged 10 NC advance Cash oats we,e ,cn
mixed caster. Sales $4,000 bush as X'" a, aSic,
bush No ut 23%c elevator 1000 bush No o., ~. ~
1000 bush track white 25M30ikc and 80" pu on
graded mixed :4c delivered; No WHITE quiz. seaGv in
RYE-The market is quiet and nohihais .cW 20 a.,
the absence trade. ungraded Is quoted az 49,, for IN
hont loads -. HARLEY dull ana heaVy LOT OH
grade Ouoations range 40n5oc Tor poor 10 gDol
. RJCK WHEAT dull at boaooc ior 'apa"sse
we give FOR comparison the closing prices vi Wv P''
~. 80 "a o. he correspondng date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
-, os,xo PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, October 2 1895.
Yesterday To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
The STATE OF TRADE.

sss4 ct 5% ie'
Sao May bv 2 .aGp 1ske sssssc Ge on grade
tes as oSss 'as s;obe @ d sSsn
ber' mes and 5as5Ae year $4@sS; ai@a2
go l5 072 bush sales 900 bush Oats firm at seaay
prices 10 white Western. 2Ilea2sc No mNe 10 ~
- neatly isc Western stock. 59sss bush Hay
a5Y Ssd g. s'Hf na sS aa ''fs"'
Eggs good iec Other arc. s,Sy 6F quiet
ois Ga Provisions Gne N BgsT qs s
northern ereame5y Esss quiet Eastern sgoc
s sTn w sSd Michigan losai7sc: urv Cor cor
o no OF old No over a Dessm Ss
Closing no hard old spot osG NO Northern spot
&c 81 mar" no S0f oere Ncrsen osAs spot g9ie
ws sfe S aSf1 Sc Corn arm ps5nss
light sales cars No ysS s'' car c So S corn By
,rsck closing at these prices, No yellow S6.c No :
white Sec asked good demand sales cars No White
2Sc Il cars No o White rack pSriey dull unchanged
Rye higher sales 200 bush IN No demand tss s0r Arm 1n
sbsnecd Canal eighis steady wheat 2e corn exc
oats nc; barley. 2isc. iaxseed Use to Ne"-forK
Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE leading futures ranged aS 'o''
wheat. No .: Opening Highest. Lowest clOs,ns
2s sss@5er ': ......: se.ssS q. 81 9
9s5$ iss.i ssS soas 81 ''N's ~. '?yf s55
December ....'.''' 5o* -oSp: s,it - 29l
Oats. No 2: ,s,, ,s.. &c ,sa.
$ 8: .,.s! Il: 90, 81! II: IS: .o,.s!:
$;:; york. ':: e.. ss7 ST. 81;
Lard. per 100 n: so .so, 80 ,so1.
January .......... oe-is oo-a '
sas,. ''' per '' 'ss s. 20 s sss
as foows Flour was oS Gns' Bssi
@5. QG2c: 10 spring wheat. o5geo,sc No red 62q
Sss is No ~ :si barsy e. 30 aanses
i aps PER s' i s. s. ~
dry sailed hOsidsIs 9g's Sn ISsso S dis
ers finished goods gallon y sugar. cut oai
% boiled 'oc on He rIdnsg EassnEs &C.
fsts isa2oc: seconds, iSai6c Eggs were hrm' fresh
'' Sncn ma oct Flour market fairly active winter
patent - 9 81 s s!ss %ne S
80 rsd ack iS sample red Sc 30 red to
i've % Sr1 % s9st e No SGfG GS sc No S:
2i1c PORK market fairly active steady mess se clear
Leaf oc lard ee prime STEAM 10 loose b sSoT
steady moderate demand ooss % ~ box meat
worth i.c more. Dry saed meats hrmer active l9os,
sides DC box worth &c more Esss,ReceiPY
moderate nrm: fresh nearby lie Whskey quiet seauS
SAIL Mu S oct Wheat lower but the export de
pecsnber opened Goc. Gllc and closed at 6lt
Cash raS y" 1 SoTshern a' sod at GosaG
No isp5ic. Barley steady October nominaiy oi,sS
Snderfone 80 white 203.s2iic No do. 20a2ie \,
45c No 2 4oi.a+ic Corn In excellent dsmahl 40
nonlnally s2sse Flour steady ani m modefst
n@ra sprins wheat patents wood NH suas nrlT
ss S i Cash sAI aSd 81 I IS January Prime
IS = cash. and s. 80 January r,., na. rr.,,,sfae
tory all sides to-day because was inactive iars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

5000 NJ X & r. ist.' >. s 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

----ActuaI sa!es----- I = T0sIng shA0
Open. High Low. Final BID Ash sold
siI Bull Crtfs s7a s7ls G7,1 s7ii o7A e7ll 500
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PErRo
LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
THE DEBT STATEMENT.
Wednesday. october 2-p. m.

Wednesday, OCTOBER p m
The public debt statement or september
n,ocas the entire bonded indebtedness OF the
country at s747, 1850 500 an increase of $40 from
,ho nravious month. The aggregate OF dept on
.,nh interest has ceased since maturity ID
=, sss $50 q decrease of slO.2lo from September
,a tho amount OF debt bearing no interest Is
CO., a.s 51e a decrease of $45S479. Certincates
ord Treasury notes offset by an equal amount
- cash in the Treasury decreased In the month
90 ,s- 900 and the aggregate Of debt, including
certificates and Treasury notes now STANDS At
9, 79s 1912 Ss2 Surplus cash in the Treasury IN
creased 81, 366. 2O6. making in all net decrease
IN the debt of SlS34,6S5. The gold reserve az
tho end of the month stood at Ss29ll,s'5, OF
q AT Ss4 less than it at the end OF August
Government receipts last month from All
sources were y27.549,67S and expenditures ag'
grepated s2432O4s1. The total receipts Tor the
last three months or for the first quarter OF
the current fiscal year aggregated ssS,5'2'V'z'
against ss7s4s174 for the corresponding months
of the preceding year. while expenditures for
Tho last three months were kept down 10 >so'-
45S 100 or 100000 less than for the sans
neriod in 1895. The net deficit here SHOWN LOT
the first quarter of the current nscai year 10
50. SS4,65S. .,,o,. orA
The following tables are CONVERSATIONS anu
comparisons Of the official reports:
GENERAL LIABILITIES.
August 81 September So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
STOCKS GO HIGHER. !.
little GOLD TO BE SHIPPED.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE EAsY-THE DIED.
sTATEMENT-BONDs AND MONEY.

SAFES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE ocTobEH
nr,IJSGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21
HOUSE WILL NOT ADJOURN.

HOUSE WILL NOT ADJOURN.
cIal Legislation.
WASHINGTON, Dec Yesterdays SEES
sion Of the house was purely aperfunctory
affair. The speaker was ready to announce
the committees, and the house was ready
TO adjourn for the holiday recess, but the
fact that the senate had not yet acted on
the bill for the appointment Of the yene-
guelan commission forced the house, after
waiting an hour and half for the senate
70 act, to adjourn until today. The only
business transacted was the passage Of q
bill for changing the terms of United
States courts In Iowa and the presentation
OF notice Of contest against Representa-
tive Jones, of Virginia. on the ground of
fraud.
The presidents anti-recess message pro-
duced anumbcr Of conferences last night,
the result Of which probably will be com
plote change Of plans for a holiday recess,
and the Inauguration Of the real work Of
the session two or three weeks In advance
OF the time when it would have begun but
for the message.
In the senate an effort will be made to-
day to secure the reconsideration Of the
adjournment resolution, and the house
will proceed to business as II no adjourn
ment resolution had been adopted. The
speaker win appoint his committees, and
It appears most probable that II tho senate
fails to reconsider the adjournment reso-
luton, and sendsit to the house, that body
will decline to accept tho senate amend
ments and thus Leave the whole question
suspended In the air between tho two
bodies for the time being.
Thera fa cf.u.p dnx,I.t An, hnxr tho ear1-
ate silver Republicans may act on the
question Of reconsideration, but il they Co
operate with their anti silver colleagues 1t
is believed such a motion will carry. The
disposition among the leading Democrats
In the senate this morning Is opposed to
Reconsideration. but the Republicans think
It doubtful whether they will adhere to
their opposition. 4.
1.-THE Republicans fail TO carry their point
they will let the resolution no tho house
In confidence that that body will refuse TO
adopt the senate amendments and that the
adjournment movement will thus be
checked.
The house conference took piace at
Sneaker Recd,s botei ma yy,,s pnrticipateti
IN BY Mcssrs. DingJey. Cannon and other
Republican, leaders. includi,iu senators.
Tho crucial Question which was under
consideration for hours xns whether the
house should lister, Il, the president's an.
peal and remain Ia se,sion To devote It's
epcroies "a fra,,cial legls,atgop II was
finally decided that the house yvo,ld con.
thine its sittipes 70 further tf,is Man
Speaker Reed It was said viii Announce
the comniitfees IN order tbat tbev NAV
orosnizs ami ire WAYS and mems N No
cesa,rv nass ,,ron ,vbntcver schs,,es NAV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21
the rnnsIprNro ,,EssadEs.
He Urges Financial Legislation Before tn
Holiday Adjournment.


Holiday Adjournment.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2L-President Cleve-
lands financial message, which was not
delivered to tho senate until 4:39 yester-
day afternoon, Is insubstarce as follows
an my last annual message the evils Of
cur present financial system were plainly
pointed out and the causes and means OF
the depletion OF government gold We're ex
plainoh II was therein stated that after
nll the efforts that had been made by the
executive branch OF the government to
protect our gold reserve by the issuance Of
bonds amounting to more than s16e, 0o0,-
600, such reserve then amounted to but
little more than $40 900, 600, that about
SIC 1000, coo had been Withdrawn from such
reserve during the month next previous
TO the date OF that message, and that quite
large Withdrawals for shipment in the
Immediate future were predicted. The
contingency then feared has reached u.s.
1--WE ure in the midst of another season
Of perplexity caused by our dangerous and
fatuous financial operations. These may
be expected to recur with certainty as long
Us there Is no amendment in our financial
system II in this particular instance our
preaicament Is at all Influenced by a TO
cent insistence upon tho position We should
occupy In our relation to certain questions
concerning our foreign policy, this fur
nishes a signal and Impressive warning
that even the patriotic sentiment Of our
people is not an adequate substituted for o
sound financial policy.
s'Of course there can be no doubt in any
thoughtful mind Us to the complete sol
vency OF our nation nor can there be any
iust apprehension that tho American
people will be satisfied with less than an
honest payment Of our public obligations
in the recognized money of the world
We should not overlook the fact, how
evor, that aroused fear is unreasoning and
must be taken into account in all efforts
to avert public loss and the sacrifice of cur
peoples interests.
1.-THE real and sensible cure for our re-
CURING troubles can only be effected by a
complete change in our financial scheme.
Pending that, the executive branch Of the
government will not relax It's efforts nor
abandon its determination to Use every
means within its reach to maintain before
the world American credit, nor will there
be any hesitation In exhibiting its conf
denee In the resources OF our country and
the constant patriotism of our people.
In view, however, of the peculiar situa-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

tion now confronting M, I have ventured
herein to express the esrnest hope thstthe
congress In default Of the inauguration Of
.. bcttor system Of finance Will MOI take
rocoss from its labors befors II has, By
Legislative enactment or declaration, done
something not only to remind those APP
prehepsiye amopg our people that the re.
sources Of this government and Q scrup-
ulous regard for honest dealing afford
sure guarantee Of unquestioned safety and
sonndness, but TO reassure the world that
the ability and determination Of our ma
tion to meet in any circumstances every
obligation 1t inours do not admit Of ques-
fia., "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

MuNcIE, Ind, Dec 2i.--At midnight
half dozen men, with pistols drawn,
boarded southbound passenger train on
the Cincinnati and Louisville division of
the Lake Eric and Western railway and
ordered the passengers to stand and deliver.
Conductor Doctorman attacked robber
with poker. A general Eight ensued, in
which the passengers and trainmen helped
Not shot was fired. The robbers fed to
the woods, taking with them some over
coats and satchels. The train WINS delayed
twenty minutes. The attaek was between
Montpelier and keystone, In the heart Of
the oil fields.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21
Life Imprlsonmens for a chlIa Patriot.

TAMpA. Fla, Dec. 2i,-Private advices
from Cuba report Maceo as having passed
from Santa Clara through the Spanish
Gordon or military line, to Matanzas prov
ince. An 11-yearoid boy, whom the Span
iards captured on Nov. 10, he having been
wounded ON the road leading to Cartagena
shortly after the engagement with Her
nandez's band, according to EaDiscussion,
was tried at Matanzas by court martial
on the 12th and sentenced to life imprison-
ment and perpetual chains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

You want Scot 3 EmuI-
sion. Ifyou ask your drug
gisf for it and get jt-you
can trust that man. But If
he offers you something
just as good" he will do the
same when your doctor
writes a prescription for
which he wants to get a
special effect play the
game of life and death for
the sake of a penny or two
more profit. Kow can't
trust that man. Get what
you ask for, and pay for,
whether it is SCOTS Emul-
sion or anything else.
secrr q Bo~an, che@Is.s, New Yosk. SOC. nd 500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21
4 DAY or SURPRISES
The President Sends an Anti Be
cess Message TO Congress
URGING FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.

House Republicans Decide to Ignore the
Adjonrnment Resolution and Continue At
work-The Senate Passes the vencxuela
Communication Bni without Amendment.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2i.-- Yesterday was
q day Of excitement and surprises In
Washington. Events moved with rapid
fly, and whom the sun went down public
men In all branches OF tho service were
nervous and worn out from the tension.
REPORTS came Of panic in securities
throughout the country and here In Wash
lngton affairs moved at the rapid pace Of
d Kaleidoscope. The house Venezuelan
commission bill was amended in material
respects by the senate foreign relations
committee, and then by q sudden change
in sentiment in the senate was passed
unanimously Just ~ 1t came from the
house. Then an adjournment resolution
from today over the holidays was passed
by the senate, only TO be followed BY an
urgent message from the president, strong
ly advising prompt action for tho reform
Of our curreacy system and the mainte
nance of public credit.
At the other end Of the avenue the pres
tdent and his cabinet received prompt ad-
vices OF the course Of events here and on
the public exchanges. The cabinet held
two sessions, something without proce-
dent In recent years. Secretary Herbert,
who returned from New York this after
noon, attended the second meeting for q
brief time. All Of the remaining Nom
hers OF the cabinet were present except
Secretaries Lamont and Smith, who are
out Of town. The financial situation was
: the principal topic Of conversation, and
the result Of the meeting was revealed IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

BALTIMORE, Dec. 21.-James A. Gary, of
this city, who has been prominent posi-
bility as United States senator 10 succeed
his withdrawal from the fight. Mr. Gary
says that he thinks Congressman George
L. Wellington is entitled to the honor, be-
cause Of his services as chairman of the
state republican campaign committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21
massacre Of zeItounlIs ordered.

BERLIN, Dec. sl,--A Dispatch from Con-
stantinople I'd the Frankfurter Zeitung
says: The porto has ordered Mustapha
Remzl Pasha to attack with 10000 troops
and two batteries the city Of Zeitoun, and
to lombard and destroy 1t and to mas
sacre the 1900 Armenians In the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

ST. LOUIS, Dec. si.-rhe unprecedented
rainfall of the past three days has caused
rise Of sixteen feet in the Mississippi
river. Forty families on the lowlands near
Alton, Ills, have been forced to flee to
higher ground. Much damage to railroad
and farm property is reported from Mis-
souri, but no lives have been lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. ei.--rhe president
yesterday sent TO the senate the following
nominations OF postmasters in Pennsyi-
yania: .Han,bleton p. Wilson, Altoona;
Clayton D. Williamson, Jersey Shore;
James Carnes, Sharon; Frank Straug,
Wesfield.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

TRENTON, Dec.el.- Tho american China
Development company was incorporated
here yesterday. with capital stock Of a.
leo0, 600. The objects Of tleeompany are 70
establish and operate steism and electric
railways and steainship telegraph and
Telephone eQ1nOauies In China
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-21

~
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and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gensly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
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aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind Ger pro-
duced, pleasing 70 the taste and &C.
eeptsble to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may NOT have It on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. 10 not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1G SYRUP CO.
cav Francisco, ost.
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