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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. juno 2o-F1our weak and l3n2oc over;
Western super 50 75mS2 90 do extra. S. lonS, Coz 30
family S. ijNs4 ~: winter wheat patent 81 l,aN 80;
suring do. jnt4 -. do straight S4pN 10: sales. ioV
bnls Wheat unsettled: No red spot and June. :A.n
1i,c July 73aT4c: August -. Ni4lsc september. -
10 steamer 40 = Tuf, HIo southern, by sample"
7c; d on grade 10d 10. stock Al 900 bush sales
bush Corn easy: mixed spot and June o2.nrc
Julv s3G53i.c southern white and yellow. 14c. sigc@
~. ,sp bush Oats inactive. No white Western a'I
81 .c NJ mixed d. 3atuJ'c, STICK li3"" bush rye
dull stock 500 bush. Hay steady Grain ffcghS s"'N
team to Liverpool per bush ii.d June Cork Tor ori@s
per quarter l7d June. Butter steady fancy creamery
isaiac: packed Og2c iadie. llgl2c Esss weak
Iios,on June .o-Flour dull and easy. Corn quiet
oats quiet, shorts steady Provisions steady Butter
cuiet: Western iSTl9c. Northern creamery, 1890
cheese steady. Western. Ia1ac Northern new. 'srssc
Eggs dull. Eastern. 1870. Western and Michigan Ia
Bufrao June 20 Spring wheat-spot No hard steady
at nc over y urk jay. but wa adNarc"l
10 iac over Demand confined 10 car trade, u cars
~ hard selling at IIie4isisc losing; No marc
5Si.c spot. do T. 71ssc. No Norihern ,'sc spo,,
winter wheat quiet sales cars - ~: chicago reh'
7,ag15r; 200 bush Indiana. nc: 100 bush Oregon
7sirc store: ~ red track ..c Closing; No :
rel Chicago 75l.N7cc; do Toledo 'oc do lntiana &c
store Corn dull. over, closing NJ yellow on Track;
com aa.c: 81 yellow. Sic No corn. 12.c' No :
corn 80. store. oats dull. easy; No white tra.N'
~. y, white 3iisc. NJ mixel 32isc; No "hl'
a5c: 40 3 white sc: No mlxed 3zsc store hye
d,. \, . 7oa re asked Flour quiet steady un
changed Nil feed fair demand. steady. unchang,l.
Canal freghis dull; wheat. lsc: corn lsc' oats isc
Nev-NOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21


The usrke. Brazil coffee was dull S'sk a, and p9m-
being praet,a,ly as las, 2o'sa al D5; X
Sers re report The mark, f. m! S SG'e
fairly active and s,esay WIN saeS on or Dvs srms
flour AND MEAi,-The market remains OWL and
ns o Considerable -four is arriving which was bought
the boom f meets @s h S wants of the ise and
has tendency check new business Io-days .nqfI5
S ysEs i isSn :. s 90 coo
Sis sTagh 81 20 GSss s sSl'a at ' psa ~. seSs 300
Sss city BPS y h9es IS 90 ,. l
~: ss soS's ssss, HYn r t"RNN NaI
h si. l sssr so sse so so ss
s. W''e nsc %pa 'Gs aSc
Fine IN. yellow s ;: Z. . s,Saas o.
;;ss rEs siol $3.50 5ss2c h0,nS 'n@R
soae5e co,,Onsesd meal scass:s oil meal u ~ cry
''e h;s, m,s was ,; a"s &c" S
tive w s sSt et '1 .ase july ."ns
september cc and Chicago a. SG is q 1GTe ana MAJ
70, spS bear.h tenor OF price Currents weekly
.D rSpS .Sod smsna from
he took sudden rpsn ns c bid at 'hs oca close
yesterday The market moved along steadily o Tor wa
n% on Of as.. 6' caSs stating weather
greatly nyssTsGn of Of on the ea rs%' Which
%as taken fo- Newca, Son and also
ssh y prnT sor export placed
sSou bush foT r ene wheat crop sp.eed
s 90 90 oo bush and the spring wheat crop prom
ises 10 be i7S bush There Is rncs' serious crop
shortage hay The Ncrthwssern NIL g na 90. h eh
ssn.ns, os 500 bbls previous week and '+'o hbs
last year and Superior Duluth ~ 30 Dds assns'
~ SOS bbis last and 1910 last yea, me M M
.sarn,,s ou,nt was the smallest since the middle OF
xnyti ana behind the for the three preceding
years The present weeks figures p tons All 70 ee cs
Sh. orders taken representing one-,nfd OF me ,s
zion Export shipments were 3'%V bbs agan,' 80 ~ ~
Ss: the I gssv9TTns the supcricp duluth o"pa,
receipts Of ws'a, at p5ns
vear winter 40 G47 bush against IS Ia tisf SeaDoadl
yecetnts IL ia bush against 81 ls' bush total III
bush against ?i0o52 bush ESp1r ~ ss a nsst,es
80 a, times -ery dull with hna rally and nimer
Closing at i.ac advance over las, nshcs hma, psI
ne ', r"re ,g3 900 bush including 800 bush No !
go Manitoba Sc over July and private terms b
sGos,; 1900 bush No hard spring prlNa,e ,e'n mi
,,o.sd sc oyer July afoat choice ungrsd"d r,d
sS hush ic over July In store. Inc over July drF-
ca and nri.a,e terms July closed a, 73sc CORN
1.-THE Price Current SAYS INA, ,"r r''m uY shan. en-
sn,svnriv The local market opened ratner hw,f
a. conseauence 81 liquidation by local traders July srii
ing al ~ olS a, aesc and september sol.c within ten
nv,es Alter the opening however there was shan
rally prices advancing iuly cen. on chsns.
s;ssayns a little toward noon, although respohdl ne
sowiy 10 tho better feeling In wheat In N. Afternoon
trade was dull and featureless the market Closing nr
r.: %.rs io fS GO Sa.s including
AS owe, JTy ,pocio JUL Closed a, Sc 5000 bush
$o whrs private terms. Q anoa, and 1900 hush
at &c under july . IN r,s's, ,,hon ms,sr.
~ n, Inc opening There better feel
sns in sympsthy with the improvement in wheat
ahough the contract market for oats responded slowly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York. June 20. 1898.
5. q cars! with - 10 .,s q" '''
ear u si2 ,g naive H ' e. in moderate cqaes
c4as.c per- iw rN19 a. rc ~ sol as low
as &C. 81 later cable ~ shipments reported for
'M,lir1cM COVE 80 fresh arrival. and 'r1dne Z
imporancc Markci quoted wax ar si'is', i1r r,S
Il" cssivEe PeScp,s o>2 head all for tho marke' and
about head held yer ys.t~Tis, msknf mar" s
" 'sr 'S, rin az 80 Hri6% s'q.c 9 100 n
fH ,hooe d. at So s" ass u pr..sei
cay. s'I9dy at r,,. as ,r cour i' 81
e., sor ma calves. and "'-p7c for dressed butter
Mucn -, ,'ai' Sd IA E. " a' ii e. e.
So :. rsr 20 700 set a. A. ca an d 4 al s. ~ III d.
Il, rr w q & Ga 81, e Is i' at - s. 81 d. H.
s. 81 % p Il .i'.. ~ ia vsal. i4e y, 50
qll.De' ns n., J." la aa,' at ses e. ic ~ yes,
90, a.' x S '' = 10 r. at $3.50 ,.,
ii u y, y,fna a. az g q 's' H. "' 50 90 49,
~ M j" toa - 80 ysai' il y :, So" d. III n A.
81 ia if s', YES u v@". ~ 50 @ q d. 1871 N
at si 81 4 , xMG IxMis cd@p. A. 80
bead ~ carr 9c To- ,g a, ana ,es,es, h~-~ ~~rc
e sale Se"'g ,ci is s, t T ~ ali slaa. =,
l.m', , Trrr and ss 'sas a'" al, " "1 al @
over interior r eeo e. a. 5, s. ," ,5 - pr l M
Collins. ~ Virginia lhints - h 'N'l"h ~
ST. AZ. ter loo n 1872 D., -, -. ~ 81 - 80 g. ~,
s; - !? g. - u, 81 - ~ d. - y ~ 9, -
.s3 II, 81 n ~ S. - 2cG Onto sheep ~ ~ ~ -, =,
81 d. ~ r. a, s. - a.. - y. - s. ?" 2'' i - ,
A. g. - - do = ~ q 81 - ic' virginia 70 = u
NJ 81 IL do - u. ~ 81 - Mafil'na '"'-' - '"'
u 81 q, -, q :. .,
d. :. NJ 81 % 10 stat lambs 90 H. at 81 . sheep
and vearilny~ fruiisi. - y. az 8; al. =, a.,
sc7,. q, a...S7 y, ., $3.50 2a' d.. 81 n AZ '''''
sheep II? n. a. 81 - -, Il, - q, g. 70.
q, West Virginia d.. a. y. - 81 go "" ,ftn.n a..
M n, "A, ~ 40. ~ ~. ~ 81 10. -. a. ~
81 ieG d. ~ n a, s. 70 2ii on. sh..l - J, ~ 49,
oGs Il. +, n, a s. ~. : virginia dl. y 10 a. -
s sanders. i2s virginia lambs - r. Of 20 - g., >,
! II Wlkerson. i'l ONO sheep ana ,''t''f'' '" ~
Hume Mullen. ~ Hrr,io 'heep 90 p ~ . - -, a. ~,
"a H. al 81 ~. Vermont fh"ep nnl N"hiNf'' - 49,
n, s. ~ % Western lambs ~ y ~ s. So -, .. -,
feline Wright 4 e.. IA virginia lambs. ~ u" ~
s. II -,,,.,, ,,,.., arm
o., s,aS, - isr i0r ~ snl a bunch - fA'h't '''
MEDIUM hogs sold at S. - '"uni' ir"-' "'" d"
sSls. Iincnhcok Hollis 81 state hogs ~ y aver
nrr ~ a. per - n - . q. IN -, a.,
Hume a Mullen 30 state hogs 10 - 81 80. y Vt"
log n, N $, - D.. -" H. 80 81 90 I. i'' "'' ~
81 25nt' 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
ERIE LIN ES.

Through trains leave w-York. foot OF Chanhers-s.
"a follows five minutes earlier from West $50 ST
n M L. N.-Vestibuled Express Daily FOR "a'eFy.
JUU Blnghamron Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford James
town cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor car %
Buffalo.
Or- A. M.-pelaware Valley Express. Daily. eAcep,
CIC sunday. FOR Tuxedo Goshen. Middleton Po''
Jcrv- Iackawaxen. Caicoon. Hancock Depos'.
susguehanna and Monticello. Parior car 70 Mon''
cello
OOO T.. M.-vestbu-d Limited Daily. Solid train ~
s)UU Chicago Chsu,auqua lake arrives cleveland
s45 A. NJ. Chicago , =: slsepers e S~
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
~.nN y. M.-Buyao Vestihulci Express Daily. arrives
t.OO Buffalo 6.35 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West Buffalo pas
s.rgers an remain IN sleeper until A NJ
S.ls i. M-Via ChAutauqGa Lake AMI Niagara Fa.s
C'fC Daily. Solid train 10 Chicago. sieepers 70 Buff
fslo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car. .
I OCAI. TIME TABLE TICKET AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations a Ill POI. +0i and 93I Broadway
ii6 East i25th ". Chambers and West .3as; ferries
New York. 90 broadway and a33 Fulton St. Brooklyn 200
Hudson 81, Ioboken. and Jersey city Station Ere
Transfer Company calls and checks baggage from
10 .-nc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

DUBLIC NOTICE.
L once Il the clerk OF the Common Council.
Room ). cry Hal. New-York C.,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

Receipts br.edsturs interior points In thousands
three ciphers omitted. Flour bbls gram pusn'
as follows.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
NeueS @agmerge10dft.

Ser llnterSeiduete bat ncben Dem Sdmez
beseiddit pon Sobn ella all Der Gte DON
Sroaowap MMo 4. y(orbltrabe cine lso9ner=
'pertltatt erolnet uno llt bereit, ale in, Na1
elnldla9euocll 9lrbeten oui bas &eite uno
Nouerbo1tete onsufcrti9cn: 0as 6clleu uon
Sasen piro Sl'r Specialitat 9emobt.
sos. OlciDuer,
Ncw Him. Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
0cf6dftS= Wptiacn.

4 20 piuno 3ufer fir 81. 90 bel +.
& u. Qofer.
User biQise gintdufe uon 6erbit:
uno Winterpaaren mo9en mill, ioute
ni@t perldumen, bel sobn s. 9teumann
uor3ulprcden, no Nucs gum uno unter
Dem &oltenpretie uertauft 'uiro.
Triide Splters, bel oer Same ooer
BEL benz Maas, lowie auf aue yrten gu:
bereitet, iinb gu baben bel 90. s. b:
ner. 81
y. Wepbe be3ablt jeoer3eit ben bod:
iten Marttpreis fir &o99en, 6la9s uno
@erite. 81
2ebcnoi9es @eflii9el auer 2lrt 'uirt
pon iett an gum b0diten Marttpreis
9etauft uno Monta9s, Dienl tags uno
Mittlpo9s ent9e9en9enommen uon
BAY lS III. s. II nj nj |.
Grdte BEL Menl lden, 91duoc Bel
pierben, 6unoen uno Yieb 1pcroen il,
elmer balben 5tunoe 9ebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ia:
ben in 2lno. 5. Gditeins Npotbetc.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
Eourtlan6 9fadrihten.

unlere neue Ell ijerne Bride iiber ber
MinneiotafluB sebt raid ibrer gouen:
buns entse9en, iooaB oieielbe III et1uo
20 Gasen our lleberfabrt benuet suerbeu
tann.
&eu. Gbos. 6. 9ousbes, ,uel9er felt
etwa IL Sabren als Yaitor Der Salem
Stride auf ber anoeren Seite bes TluKes
funsirte, reidte tiir5lid feline &eiisna:
ton Elm uno wiro oemnd1it na9 Gbtca:
90 iiberiieoeln, UNI ii9 einen neuen @irs
tunsstreis su 9riinoen. Gin ;ablrei9e%
Treunoestreis iiebt NIT Bebauern ben
ebruaroi9en 9errn ideioer.
Blod & Bers uon Seem ulm per:
lonoten an letten Oonneritas uon bier
aus cine Garlabuns @dmeine.
Uni ier yeibitaQbefeer @eorse @.
S4lottmann bat Elm 1ueiteres ele9antes
neues 8us9p setouft.
SRI. Sarab 3ieste besab ii9 nod
Sanborn, I'M Der Sern,abluns elmer
Gouline beisumobnen. Sri. Gina 9tidert
martet mabrenb beren Nbmelenbeit i'm
t6otel S9lottmann bel Gii9 aui.
Souls Noebler bat ii9 enti9loNem,
ii@ oas 2eben fernerbin ettpas lei9ter
gu MAIDEN uuo se1entt oemna6it in Die
Staot gu 3ieben. Sein Sobn 9ermann
piro bellen Torm bemirtbi9aiten.
Otto fidert uertauft 9esenudrtis
einen Steel &on9e Ofen fit cine Gbicaz
9oer 6irmo.
Geo. W. S9lottmann 1T ais Gene
ralasent fir Or. $. 8. 2emte III Gbic
cago ernanut uoroeu. 9emte's Wteoi>
sinen erfreuen ii6 zines ousseseidneten
Nufes uno baben ii9 felt uieleu Sabren
als unfeblbare 6eiln,ittcl be1pGbrt. 0rei
auf9cmedte 2eute nit 0teferen;en t6nnen
nit Dem Betrieb berielben loicrt lobnen>
be 8eidafti9uns erbolten. @e9en hes
9taberen wenoe man ii9 an Geo. Q8.
S9lottmann, Gourtlano, Winn.
u. 81. Mc@ae uon Sleepp Gpe be-
fan0 li6 lette Wobe i'm Sntcreile ieines
bieli9eu 9arowarez uno Sumber9eiddits
in nlerer Mittc.
9c:mann 9fintel lit itol; wie Elm
Spanier iber be MnfuuIt zines tleinen
Stamm1alters, luel9er lette Wo9e
eintraf.
Treo Gan patten bcior9t bic 6ubrarz
belt fit bic neue Yriide.
Gbos. q. 3iests uon Slcepy Gpe be-
fano li6 an Sonntas in Sourtlano.
Gbeo. @ange fault na9 ,uie Dor AT
ieoem Montag oabier Sdweine fir
@bas. Stucbe uni. be;ablt icoerSeit ben
5o6iteu Marttpreis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
Slccpp Gpc 9fclliQfcitcn.

Sn Ser totboliiden Stride murbeu
our9 Neu. Yar Widael &oeiter unb
SRI. Mas9ie llbl, beioe uon Conn 9llz
bin, setraut. 9fa9 ber Geremonie per-
lammelten iid Die io3lrei9en @dlte 81
elmer biiblden Teier I'M 6auie Der @ltcrn
Der Brout. Dem iun9cn Gbepaar wiin>
l1en mir pel Slid sum Bunbc.
Wm. Gemele uno @emaD{in bel fanben
ii9 am Montas 1T 0sew lllm. 6err
Nemele bat bic in ber Jt6Ge uon Guan
bele9ene uno l60 Nder entbaltenoe
Ma9ner' DIE Tarm gum Yreiie uon $4,000
9ctauft.
6rl. @arob 3ieste uno Yruocr be-
fonoen iid an 6reita9 oaber ouf 8ez
lud.
g. Gbriitenicns ncucs @el9aft 1T
nunmebr uoli9 i'm @janee. 0a0elbe
ltebt unter Oberauff1t uon ,0enrp 9teuz
mann aus ytc,p lllm, pel9er our1 Geo.
,Senlen uno Nnorcw Nron alli,tirt wro.
0enrp Oiiermanu beoient bic &unoen
i'm 0arbuare> uno Sobn 1iebi9er i'm
D(e9waorcn Departemcnt, udbreno
Gbos. 3icste ocr Qumberparo uorjtebt.
Sri. Bertba To9el 1T ais Budbalterin
onse'tcQt.
Sn elmer om Sonntag Nbeno in Der
cuon9elii@cn Stride ab9ebaltcuen Sers
lommlrn3 Der rDoana Yeoplcs 9lui;
ance" ,uuroe Sri. Nnna 9temelc ais De-
le9atin 3u elmer i'm Nopember III lSinos
ia Itottiinbcnoen Gonpention crwGDlt.
Wat Naymono uno Tamilie uno 2(nz
gus McNac uon &ourtlonb belu9ten
am Sonnta9 bieii9e Terwanote.
Die Moucrn oes neuen Sdul9ebdu>
oes 1ino bis gum s'ueiten Sto6 uouenoet
unb bic 2(rbeiten al ber electrii6en li9t>
onloee 9eben ebenious riiitia uoran.
Superintenocnt 0lun6 bat auf nd3:
item Samlto9 9}odmitta9 cine yebrer>
ueriommlun9 einberufen, ,pelde in Slee>
pY Gye.itattiinbct uno ,uelde Jtiemano,
Dem Die gr,cbun9 Der ,Sugeno am Ser:
gen lieat, ucridumen lollte, bei;u'pob:
! nell.
llniere 3eit,n9sberaus9cber t0oo9ee
unn 6apes liro nad sueiw0dentlibc,
9(bweienbcit Suriid9etebrt. IiclclbeN
botten bic Sprittour ber gbitoren mad
yltlouta, @a., mit9cmadt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
Trau Gu It az Yabjt in Mil>

luoutee Griber bic seieierte S@auip'e:
lerin Matber) bat amWittwo@ selesent:
lid elmer Musfobrt ibren @atten, ben
Sobn oes beriibmten Bierpabltes, mil
Der Peiti&e bur@sebauen. Da es in
einem iebr belebten Staottbeile 9ei3ab,
maren cine Mense 2eute Nusenseuse bic:
Ter !0eloentbat. @as bic ercentril@e
Grau oo5u ueranlabte lit ni@t betannt.
0aa@ ether ndberen llnteriuduns
bat es lid beraus9eiteut, oaB bic 3abl
ber S@iler i'm Staat Miuneiota ni@t
$50, 900, ,nie ieitber ansenommen, ion.
bern 900, 900 betrd9t uno bic S9ulen
peroeu oeBbolb bel Der nd&iten gertbeiz
lung ni&t bic inNusii@t seitelten SO. 90
flr leben S9iiler, ionoern nur $2.65
ODER 10 Gents meniser als I'M Toriabr
erbalten.
ueter cine 9ruieli9e Meni@ens
fre0erei pirb aus China Tolaenoes be-
ri@tet:
sSn ben beioeu sroben D0rfern Yien>
Gi9en9 uno Nan9>Gl l3ens, lieben Nteiz
len uon EYsSami, in BET prouiu5 @an>
ton in @bina, baben tirsl,d mebrere
6ale uon Meni@enfreiierei, uno 3erz
it0rung pon uertDpoQem Gisentbun'
ltatt9efunoen. Ser Correspondent Der
China Mail" III Swatom bat AM 20.
Nusult be gin;elbeiten iiber ben &ompf
smil@en ben beioen Dorf9emcinoen mit=
setbeilt, tuel9er our9 ben @treit uber
semiile Waiierre@te entitanben mar.
8ei einem nd9tli@en Nn9rifie bur9>
itaden bic Qeute aus QanszEidens ben
Damn, 10 baB bic beinabe reife &eis>
ernte ibrer Teinbe 6abar9 serit0rt mur>
Be. Dieie monoten @epreilolien an, 10
ooB, obslei9 bic s00rter MIR oreibia
Wieilen pon ben &reisitdoten 0ai>Yon9
uno 9ots6on9 entfernt finb, Der &f
iiber einen Monat oauerte, mebrere
O6rfer barin permidelt muroen, uno
elne Men9e Meniden babel ben Sob
fano. Das Sdlimmite ieoo6 lit, baB
auf oer einen @e;te brei, unb auf ber
anoeren pier g'efan9ene 9cma4t wur=
ben, welde 9et0otet uno 9efreiien murz
ben. Nu bieiem Sale wuroe nidt, ,pie
es ionit rpobl uortommt, nur bas 0erj
uno bic @oue BET @efon9cnen uerSeb:t,
ionoern es muroe je6es ebbare Stiid
Tleii@ oerlelben 9e9ei1en, uno bas meiite
oauon wurbe 1T beioen D6rferu ben &iu=
bern uor9eiett. Ob9lei@ Nebnli@es in
iener @eseno ldon uor9etommen 1T, 10
NOR Elm oerarti9er SAL pon Rannibalisz
mus bod 10 unerbort, bob cine beionz
bere Gommiilion ernannt luuroe, um bic
9lnsele9enbcit 81 unterluden.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10

3enrp Grone madt biermit be-
tannt, oaB er auf leinem alien Ylob in1
Boicment uon S9eu's @ebduoe al bet
@de pon Minneiota> uno 2. Norbltrabe
uo9 mie Dor Butter uno Gier tauft uno
ben bo9Hen Marttpreis in golb oafir
be;ablt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
YuflcnS MrnicazSal6c.

Ole bette eolbe In Der @elt fir Sdnitmumben
lQuctidun9.u, Munben, Geidpirc Sal,ui,. ssle9tem
ouia.iprunacne oanb.. 1rotbe"I.n, Sibncransen unb
Toatanbi9e W.retsuns ,usefdert oOcr tcinc g,e3ab>
luug p.rlanst. Vrcts, 25 Gents bic Sbodtel. gu ha
ben BEL 8. ". 6 lien, Nep Him.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
Nicoriac Staten uad) 2ltIat,ta.

Sn 9iniidt auf bic Cotton States
uno internationolc Wusiteuun9 III Qll>
lanta, @a., uertauit bic Nortbwcitcrn
2inie 9e9enmdrti9 Grcuriionstidets gu
berab9clettcn preiien. We9en oes Na>
beren uenoc man iid an bic Nsenten oer
Ba3n. 30-3l-33
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-10
3cut cutarbcitcu.

Bon teGt nerhe id piebcr ale Mren Sement
arbitcn cinerlei Oh In &ontrat b.m Gag berneb>
men. Die beicn Sorten 3enent iinO cts hMrd mid ~
be3ieben. SScr irScnb epas In bicier Eiuie uiit t
tbu gut. bel mir uoriprid. Sir quite 9lrbett
,urb 9arantirt.
Sobamn &Iticm,
G6c Gtate> II. Torbltr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-16
BACK FROM THE SOUTH.
Manager FnrnsWorth Says tEc Horn
silver is Operating Fuiiy.

General Manager Farnsworth, Of the
Horn Silver, has returned from the
south, where he went for the purpose
of inspecting the properties of the
company and also those which he is
working personally. He repor.s that
the Horn Silver is operating to full
capacity and the mines look extremely
well, the showing being highly salts
factory. Regular shipments of eoncen-
trates and ore are made, consign-
ment of six carloads of the latter Eav-
ing been received yesterday.
Over at the Pioneer, the property be-
ing developed on an extensive scale by
Mr.. Farnsworth, it is anticipated that
every blast will break down the divi-
sion between the new and the old
workings and make it possible TO ex-
tract ore of a high grade in large
quantities. The pumps are taking
care of the water in the incline in good
shape and no difficulty is being ex-
perienced in that particular. For some
time past it has been possible to hear
the miners talking from one side of
the separating wall of rock to the
other but the driving has been ex-
tremely hard and the progress there
fore is not fast.
The latest report received by the
gentleman from the Indian creek pro-
perties, over north of Beaver, in which
he is deeply interested, was of a. very
encouraging nature and showed that
the properties are showing up better
with every foot of development work
done by the large force of miners en-
ployed by the leSsees., The old stamp
mill is being used and the values are
saved to a high per cent.
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REPORT WAS ovERDRAwN.
Showing in the Cumberland Good,
But Not Marvellous.

PARK CITY, July 15.-The Cumber-
land mine strike was rather exagger-
ated in the Record of ID week ago. in
quiry developing the fact that small
bodies of ore had been encountered in
drifting on the contact of lime and
quartzite and that the indications
were growing very favorable for a
paying mine, but as yet no large body
has been found.
A rumor is afioat that the DAILY No
2 shaft will start again soon with
proper arrangements for handling the
water.
The Ontario No. 3 shaft is finding so
much water that sinking is very slow,
most of the time is consumed in bail
ing water by bucket, and it will be
forced on the company as a necessity
to put in sinking pumps unless a
change soon occurs. This shaft will
also close down.
That old enemy of these miners,
water, is not yet uuieted under
ground, while on the surface the
struggle for water to run machinery
and mills grows sharper each year,
with the increased demand and lessen
ing supply. Big Cottonwood may soon
become a place of last resort for wa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-16
GREAT is TINTIC.
Some Valuable Properties Arc Tied
In in Townsitc Locations.

s'Tintic is the richest district l have
found in Utah and the wonder is that
there has been SO very little money
invested there, where the chances of
losing money invested are reduced to
a minimum said a prominent opera
tor last night. 1.-The cost of running is
less than in any other district with
which 1 am acquainted. There are
many claims right in town that were
located and worked before there were
two dozen houses built here but work
has been stopped on account of a lot
of alleged lawyers and grasping specu-
lasors trying to cover all the surface
ground with A townsi&s.
1.-The Norway, Wolf Tone, Little
Chief and several other very promising
claims are hampered by claimants TO
the surface ground which they allege
is non-mineral, notwithstanding the
fact that the strike of the vein systems
in the Eagle and Snowflake run di-
rectly through the centre of the town
site location and both of the mines
have taken out les of rich ore but a
short distance from the townsite line.
The mineralized zone in Eureka is
more than two miles wide; the ore
bodies strike a few degrees west of
north latitude and can be traced to-
wards Mercur long distance. The
Sacramento, which is northerly ex-
tension of the great BuIlion-Beck is
owned by poor men, who would be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-16
ANOTHER STRIKE REPORTED.
This Time it is Located in the Mo-
doe Group, Near Ilercur.

Upon assay returns received yester-
day morning the owners of the Modoc
group, located below the Sunshine and
in the near vicinity of the Elko group,
base their claims to an important de-
velopment in the property. They are
not just yet doing any growing, but
they have values, and satisfactory
values, too, the samples of the vein
just cut going on an average of $3.50
in gold. The ore is characteristic of
the Camp Floyd district and experts
who have examined it have no hes
itancy in pronouncing the rock the
true Mercur ore. The vein was cut at
a depth of ten feet and the shaft has
gone down into the vein for three feet
At the place of contact the country
has been eroded off and this is the
reason the ore was encountered at
such light depth.
Mr. Hose. one of the operators, was
in from the camp yesterday and stated
that it is now the intention of himself
and associates to proceed with the de-
Velopment of the properties with even
more Vigor than before, and they will
endeavor to demonstrate that the ex-
IRENE south end of the district is also
a wealth possessor. The ore brought
in from the recent strike shows the
cinnabar always associated with the
values in the Camp Floyd district