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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
August 81, 1898.

THE BALL GAME AT PLYMOUTH.
Yesterday afternoon was success in
every way unless it was the crowd,
which was not what ii should have been.
The game played by Plymouth with
Columbia City was one of the finest
seen for long time. There were eleven
innings played before a stop could be
made when Plymouth came to the
front with score of ) to in her favor.
1t was fine game and no mistake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are attending the
Peru street fair this week.
A. a. YarIck is doing the galvanized
iron work on the Rochester normal
building.
Wesley Beam, accompanied his moth
er-in-law, Mrs DIR. MckantZ, of SadOr-
us, ILL.,, as far as Peru yesterday Mr..
MckantZ has been visiting with her
folks here for several weeks.
Miss Ida Gordon returned home
this morning.
Grand base ball tournament Septem-
Der 18th, at Argos
Rev. John Rupe left for Ora, Ind,
where he will preach tomorrow
Mr.. j. ID. Knopp of Cambria, Ind, is
to be one of the public school teachers
this year:in Argos.
Dr. Sarber was i'm Knox on business
this week.
Mrs. Hoy. Singerly is visiting friends
in MentOne for few days.
Quite number of Argos boys were
at the ball game yesterday at Plym
outh.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
Nickle Plate Excursions.

Reduced rates are offered via. the
Nickel Plate Road as follows:
(b) Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 9th to
18th, account United American Me-
chanics Mutual Council.
(c) Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 25th to
26th, account American Humane Asso-
citation.
(d) Albany. n. Y, Sept. 18th to 18th,
account Geaman Catholic Societies of
the United States.
(e) Atlantic City, n. j., Sept. 10th to
22d, account Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
G.. a. X. AT LOUISVILLE.
One Cent Per Mile Over the Pennsylvania
Lines For National Encampment


The rate to Louisville. Ky, for the Twenty
Ninth National Encampmentu of the Grand Army
of the Republic will he based upon One Cent per
Mile from ticket stations on tie PENNSYLVANIA
Lines. Excursion tickets will he sold at that
rate September Sth. 9th. 10th and 18th. 1895. The
return limit will cover sufficient time for an ex-
tended s0journ, and will he ample fcr side trips.
Southern Railroads are expected To make spec
ial rates to historic places. and To commercial
and industrial centerS. enabling visitors Ia see
the South at slight expense Low rates have al
ready been arranged for the Chicamauga Nat
ional Park dedics.ti,r which takes place shortly
after the Encampmeht at Louisville closes. En-
cursiOn tickets 10 Chattanooga for the dedica-
ton will he SOLD over Pennsylvania Lines. Sept
10th to 18th, inclusive.
Special arrangements may be made by Posts
desiring to 90 In "A body, or parties of friends
desiring To travel together can be satisfactorily
accommodated if they will kindly make their
wants known To the undersigned. Information
will be cheerfully furnished all applicants. and
any required aid In shaping details will he very
promptly extended. Ii will pay to investigate
&. L. kIMBALI, Asst Gen1 Passenger Agent
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
NIXON WHITE.
AZ Happy Wedding Takes Place i'm the
sunny south.

An announcement of the wedding of
j. L. Nixon to Miss Leola b. White,
which took place at Opelousas, La
July 18th, has been received by the
senior editor of the INDEPENDENT. Mr..
John Nixon was his next door" Nigh
Dor at the case In Wellington, Kansas.
several years ago, and it is pleasant to
realize that John still remembers old as
socrates. Mr.. Nixon is engaged in
the newspaper work in his southern
home, and has built up quite reputa-
ton. We extend our hearty well wishes
for the groom and bride.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

hog and preparing them both for the
market in ia minutes. Will Keller
feels rather doubtful of the record re-
ported by his opponents in killing a
beef and hog, and offers to forfeit from
one to fifty dollars that they cannot
kill beef and hog in the time stated.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
sold and Re-sold.

y one half interest of the Plymouth
Steam Laundry recently purchased by
Mr.. ). X. Hampton has since been sold
to Mr.. Mat Felter, of Marion, Ind.
These gentlemen come to Plymouth
with view to making 1t their home
and should be encouraged by contin-
uance of the already large patronage of
the laundry.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
STRICTLY IN 1T.

IL I neartilInS W OIlterfUl sen
sations-Haunted Houses and "a New
Made Grave the Latest.
For the past few days the citizens of
Valparaiso have had sensation enough
to satisfy any well equipped town in
that time. First came a report about a
haunted house, which has kept those
living in that locality son the rack. \
few days ago a newly dug grave was
discovered and all sorts of rumors were
in circulation and the sheriff and his
force were preparing TO unearth the
terrible mystery, when the author of
the work comes to the front. and tells
how himself in company with an expert
miner are trying TO discover the location
of fortune buried by miser several
years ago.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Excursion rates are offered to Cleve-
land Sept. 10th to 18th via. the Nickel
Plate Road, account Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons and Grand Council
Royal and Select Masons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23

sspon'e to the weakness here and partly to further sell
ali the Tss ~ he by d as % &
advanced very little feature developed The prompt re
day looked upon showing the Keeling abroad re
liberal at Chicago MinneSPelis Duluth sos
agains, sse last week The weather was favorable
regarding the development Of the crop are comparatively
pared with the last week Is considerable. and 1t Is
claimed that elevator concerns N Mnneapo; are re-
what they have been The actual receipts g, !hs Weis
against ss 600 bush las, Year and 90 sos 900
kes today eeo72 bush asan',, - S bush last
ssS 200 :a5 bush a q. sh s sSd rush. Ss Gs
against l. sss bush In the afternoon the market rallied
from the decline morning the export sa H.
reports q further unpessaSi political p, int n n
vance Cash trade was excellent comprising about forty
Loads for S some me n 9Ta ,ss "a bush
Ng hard c S S xxx over SSTnen C n private
terms: SIS 900 bush do a, iifaia.c over December
anoa 5000 bush No Northern Duluth at qsgZe 1 "n
5000 bush hard Manitoba &c over ~ ReGe% SSr,n
ern PC December New York; December c3sI i
NOR, active and weaker selling slightly pressure
Of long property and early in sympathy with me dsrhe
te in favor ~ Increased receipts although the tenor
Fl all ecSgc Germ d TO % at 'i h West we're bush
against t2fo0o bush lat year; enpots ~ decline
Cash corr quiet No corn was quoted d at ao S hsb
5000 bush sold delivered at 3',c 80 h nort
:7ss G37Tlc ID spot for export and 5000 husn NIX.
week AT 37isc do OATS-There was very lt,is n'ete.
shown I'm the market Trade vas perhaps "2
active than on some 81 the recent dull days Dut uu
exhibit interest The close was quiet az u
changed 10 ,c decline were dul safes VIZ
40 bush as follows 5000 bush No At 2Zc e o,so7
900 bush No ~ 22c 900 hueh track white ET-,c;;
and II bush track mixed AZ 23'2c No whs , a.
M 24ii BARLEY Trade II dull ana prices ~
&c ,or NJ . Mllweukes and 30q43c poor to good
49,. MALT-Ther- is business OF inpor,anoe, an,
continues dull CARROTS sl quoted Al $3.50 .o
BUCK WHEAT-Market quiet; prinnlns S'"'e p"''', 49,
hh ana IiiGc asked Jananese 421f|' .,.,,
The quotations to-day the closing prices f9r the
dav and closing prices for corresponding date last
wear follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov % (SpeciaD -LiQuidation again the
order found however that shorts were
as anxious to buy holders to sell Though
panicly feeling evident at the opening IL gradually
wore away The closing trihe below the close
OF the previous day marked indication
Of Improvement In the of the market. The heavy
covering left them Of In position 10
make The opening rush to sell
developed that present holders could not be
sampeded right soposs orders The crash that
was expected December went below soc failed 10
come Nevertheless. great deal OF short wheat was
covered without much trouble The opening declines were
largely due weak foreign markets and talk OF big
shipments Of gold by o-morrows steamers. British con-
soils were also UP trne. which indicated anxiety IN
political abroad Partridge covered big line OF
NAV wheat August Brosseau. Baldwin Farnun, Champ
lin and several bought both December and May
Al the close Erosseau was putting hs ' wnts we're
interior miliers Primary markets received
600 bushels wheat against 6is 600 Dushts a 800 "a
ago had 1922 estimated receipts for to-
narrow 30 cars December opened 5c, sold
NAV opened at GOI.c sold Coo and closed at GO12c
asked which top for the day
and invssment buying OF May and held lts
own November declined lsc; December the same mere
good demand FOR cash No corn To- MI snort No
vember sales but cash No was weak II was The sell.
ing by which depressed deliveries Primary
markets received s7lo0o against 5000 last year Local
receipts $40 estimates Tor tonorroW 40 's
Charters 1900 bushels. Noyern er opened AT
27s.c declined pc. and closed At 2I4c; May opened
al ssc, sold &c and at 2ssn2'sc CLOSING AT -''tc
Oats were steady there some liquidation by
scattered longs and moderate buying 10 cover shorts
MAY sold AT 2Oasc 2Oi-c opening and closing M gNu
2oI5c Receipts LOG cars; estimates Tor tomorrow
l+5 ,- ...o., o,..aa %, .co
calls AZ 56.c puts on May, GOisgG0.c. calls. GgGOl2c
puts on May 23lsc; calls. DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November ~. 1879
noinis on December. points January. with other
about points during the forenoon the active months
Se at c e WAS ray OF epout points ners e
than It closed ye,isrday Trading rather light and
was somewhat unsettled and generally considered rather
vance Of pa poiLts AZ Manchester there
be little better feeling in yarns and cloths About all
port receipts as well the at interior points
early "% in the Weef stocks show
a sf v m e.. surprises
Is now watched more closely than !, has been FOR many
OF spot cotton at the South week by
P pG ana yspoo to fear light
buying orde~s to NeworIeans and also this market 1t
25 bales or about 5000 bales under previous est,
as year l came into sight last Meek as bales
ago 32s0o There was selling during the latter part Of
BY the lack Of general speculative interest and mar
decline to point net advance; Total sales 233 900
nah ~ higher Norfolk and New,oreans. l-ios higher
light. some holders being willing to sell IN
Ghanged prices while others asked &c advance. The
against $1,000 last week and $1,000 last year. The
$1,000 Total stock aia6@ against az 90 and "i 7ssS
l4sooo against l,ic2 900 oi0 The receipts at
New-Orleans tomorrow are estimated At 5000 to 900
were Eli baes against ~ 37o coresnondns dsv last
1899 ana ii,oi6 Mobile I.4ss bales against oSs and
.~1 Savannah D. i35 bales against isi5 and i2G Char
lesion 80 bales against 2494 and 32O5 Norfolk 43
bales aEans' 1.4b2 and 6.75i; Houston Gas bales.
against Ge95 and s,Ga3. Memphis 29i7 bales against
33pi and j.O53. Receipts at Memphis for the week
81 III bales. against 2j.93l and 334is: Houston 0.94
bales against 1851 last week. and 63 1876 last year.
The interior receipts for the 40 GIG bales
against 15 4S3 the previous week and 5O2 last
Interior shipments for the week i5i 800 bales,
against l4l.s3 last week. and 263 63 year
stocks 45l 7l3 bales against 433 219
30I. Gs last year Receipts the ports week
80 4sl bales against "a 224 day last week. and
~ 900 last Receipts the for the
207 GA bales against go i29 week. and 347 4
Receipts Houston
from 5000 to 5000 bales. against IL 25 last year.
Opening range close to-day. and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23

profusely decorated with the Princeton coaors Long
streamers OF the familiar orange and MACK were
carried from the walls to a festoon In the centre OF
the ceiling while the table appointments ana all
places that offered an opportunity for adornment
were also decorated with the colors of Nassau TO
Andrew c. Ambrie the secretary Of ths class Is
due the credit Of an amusing Innovation Posted
upon the walls. without respect to order or degree
were burlesque advertisements. most extravaganty
written OF the business or profession in which the
graduates have entered since leaving college Mr..
Jmbrie presided and acted POSTMASTER Among
the members Of the class present We're j. w; Barr
X W. Bailey T. Bailey. }. Blair W; Browr'
Davis. W. " Dexter. e. Dixon, V. E. Egbert, r.
J ". Garrett j. d. Green. w. NJ. Hager, f. Mar
low R; P Harris. A. HAYES jr' s. /" Haynes Hay g. ?
Inch d r. James IT., J. w. Lord X. J.. Loughran,
! G McFarsns w. C. Nell r. L T9rth Pb II 5.
T. Person. O. Porter f. +. Richards. w. B. Rob-
erts, W. D. Robertson, a. w. Seayer: w; seymour
H. r. Shaw. J. c. sloane. II. L. White, L. r. Will
Jams and r. L. Zabriskie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov 22-Cotton quiet: middling. lice
gross receipts ols5 baes exports to Great Britain 10
Ne, and gross receipts 40 1872 bales; exports Great
britain IS 42s the Continent. 1880 bales
cnaswise 5G44 bales sales $3.50 bales spnners 1872
bales go. o. -,
Norfolk Nov 22-Cotton firm. mldd,ing SIC; low mid
ding 7 li-i6c good ordinary 7c and gross
cepts 43I bales exports coastwise 2i7 bales sales
.G7 haes. stock IS $50 bales. Weekly-Ne and gross
receipts 10 439 bales: exports coastwise Hot bales
savanna Nov 22.-Cotton steady: midd.ing. Sc; low
mdding 1876: receipts 5. 1875 bales 1873
hsIes. EXPORTS coastwse 2 625 bales sales 3f bales
stock a3 sac bales. Weeky-Net receipts, 25 762 bales
gross % 7s2 bales exports Great Britain g. s48 ba.es
to the Continent. 1896 bales; coaswse. 1901 bales
sales 2 564 bales
New Orleans Nov. 22.-Cotton steady: good midfng
ss.c: mddng s1sc low middling, 7sc; good ordinary
l6c: net receipts. o.2l7 bales g96j bales.
ports 10 Great Britain 2.Ds9 bales; 10 the Continent
$40 bales coastwse, il2 bales sales. 80 bales
stock ~, 324 bales Weeky-Net receipts 1892 ba.es
gross 1881 bales exports 10 Great Britain. /. SO
bales; coastwise T. 1913 bales. sales. 81 800 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23

Market closed steady at points decline to point ad
vance compared with Yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices s23 Total sales $4,000 bales New
gross receipts lI3s bales Forwarded i5I bales
sales. 500; spinners. o3 stock us go sPot cotton
ding Gulf sac sales. $40 bales all spinning 1900
Liverpool cabesSpot cotton hardening sales, 1000
bales speculation and export. 1000 American. l1oNo;
mlidllng upands 96d Futures opened steady: sellers
at 26d advance; closed steady at 2g2 points net adj
vance: November 500 1905 November December. i2es
January 42si2s; January February. f2siss
February March 4:9h March April 42g'tb; April, May
43Oi9b MayJune 431ixb: JuneJhy. i32lzb July August
438tb August September 4S3b ManchesterYards hard
ening: cloths quiet 81,
COFFEE-The local market without interest Havfe
cables easier. and this depressed local quotations
trne The warehouse receipts larger and Brazilian
receipts showed free movement Havre was barely
steady at SOL franc decline November $3.50 francs
December. 80 % francs; January $ francs Febrnsay
francs: stock all kinds I'm Havre now. 394W bags
Including 900 bags Brazilian Hamburg market quiet
November 1915 pigs; December 1890 pigs; January,
II so pfgs February II p pigs Rio official cables quiet
AZ 1890 reis: receipts at Rio 5000 bags; exchange
quoted al S-l8 cearances FOR United States 700 bags
stock at Rio 1872 600 bags Santos receipts is 900 bags
stock 10000 bags market steady at l5Oo res
In local market January exchanged for December
az points difference and May for December at % points
difference.
II bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
FAILURE OF W. p HOWELL. WHOSE BUSINESS
WAS ESTABLISHED MORE THAN
Sixty YEARS AGO.

FAILURE OF w. p. HOWELL. WHOSE btslNfoS
WAS ESTABLISHED MORE THAN
SIXTY YEARS AGO.
William p. Howell manufacturer and importer of
fireworks firecrackers gunpowder. etc. at No. 20
Front-st.. and at Port Richmond. Staten Island,
made an assignment yesterday TO David F. Butcher
without preference. The business Is one OF the old
est In this line in the city. having been established
more than sixty years ago by w. y. Howel.s father.
CT aries J. Howell. The assgnor has carried It on
for the last thirty years. He was reputed to be
worth 100000 in his business and In real estate and
is said to his store property at No 2o5 Front
st. which he purchased In 1882, as alleged for $1,000
and six houses at Mott-ave. and Northumberland
fftiethst which he purchased In 1885, the consider
alton named being SAL 900. His factory is at Port
Richmond
S. Stegman & Drexler. manufacturers Of cloaks at
No "a Spring closed their place of business.
and all their stock is said to have been removed.
The present firm formed on January !, ana in
June claimed capital of 10000
Naphlali A, and Jacob A. Mlhauser. composing
the hrm of Mllhauser Brothers. , dealers in men
furnishing goods. at Nos. 1,O7i Third-ave. and .
ris H. Hayman, of No 234 Broadway.
The schedules of sigmund w: Kohn dealer in dry
goods, clothing and shoes at Nos 05e ana 55s Tenth
ave. show liabilities Of $S,G2S; nominal assets,
S. 2s5; actual assets. 1889 There are lo creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,v.rr,ool Nov 90 3i5 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dull at 75s prime dull at 5ss 3D. Pork-PIme mess
Wee,ern fine dull AT 55s: do medium dull at AS 90
Msr,s Short cut about IL 10 n. dull at 42s Oh.
isoon-Cumberiand cut about % to 30 10 at 3ls
about Is ~ easy 2s Cd long and short clear middles
ahou, n, NJ dull 2ss. Shouders-About IL 70 il No.
All n, 36s Iard-Prine Western spot dull at 2ss 3D.
finest white steady at 44 do colored
.,aadv nj Xs C'ottonseed ol-Lverpool refined firm
lis 3D. spirits Of turpentine steady at 3s 3D. kosn.
t,onmon steady at It'd. Wheat-No red winter dun
y, ss I'D. No red spring stock. F1ourSt Louis
fancy winter steady 7s 3D. Corn Mixed Western spot
Anil at az 4d: November dull at 81 3sd: December dull
Al Is "a January dull at 3s 22d Hops at London-Pachc
Coast steady at 45955s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
THE NEW KEARSARGE.
p1ANs COMPLETED FOR TWO OF THE
MOST POWERFUL OF BATTLE-sHIPS.

A FAMOUS NAME IN NAVAL HISTORY TO BE PER-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PRO-
POSED NEW SHIPS.
rcpyr,cnf: 1895; BY The United Press
washington Nov 22.-Within a year after the
famous frigate the Kearsarge was wrecked on Ron
cador Reef Congress determined to perpetuate the
name by giving the most powerful defender OF
American rights that could be designed by our
naval constructors and by its act of March 1895,
authorized two great armored batte-ships ulti-
mately 10 cost complete about s5CO,00 each. and
70 be invunerable against the heaviest seagoing
6shters OF any foreign navy. The specific pro-
,,,sion that one Of these vessels should be called
the Kearsarge made exception TO the law stipu-
lsting that ships of this class should be named for
states Of the Union. and Congress alone had power
TO modify this requirement
These being the first great warships designed
under the present Administration. 1t was resolved
that no effort should be spared to make them with
ont question. the highest types of their class; and
for the last six months lively controversies have
ragged in the Navy Department over their smallest
details. every portion OF the designs having been
exhaustively discussed by experts. and every ad-
vantage of experience gained from other battle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
entracs closed steady at to Is points decline Sales

The market is a1et for Brazil ;Stt, and IN there Sems is
ma new the to situation 1' Of s' 6
Are % on n9T 4 6r Rio N spo he market l p
mild coffee is uninsrestng but fairly steady in tone Win
ana o t sns. stva Mf ne on p es OF terms bags
DRI;Gs~opium has weakened little and single
price but holders asking 81 and they do
nS a a2s quoted to be at a a PTs quoted
s? toa'2 80 9gnne without chang in genera"
fac,qrs!s Prss, Is 23c with .peca, brands 27,fc ,,
some holding at 81 CO. but others are willing to sell at
So 80 The offerings are light on PEPPERMINT firm but
KooIsTThs MARI Is, is without material change We
h sTs dcp G ssn sneg sn
ger, jamaica unhleached Gglse do beached: i7qi
dgr4s 2ea4oe; Mexi,an 5asacs senega southern. tog
49, eRas ae Vsna 2 SC snake Canada 1870
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market dull and barely
standard brands down to s. 30 Bakers steady
%as e,a sses were sbn ssS' p hspr a 2
Lows $50 bis winter patents 81 60 900 bIs extra Is
patents sass 30 1000 bbs city clears s4 go bbs city
IBIS spring patents s. go 200 Ibis straehts 81 30
es3 90 600 bb s ss 81 DOB q
RYE FIoIR.ouet. sales 900 bbs at s. 7oGs2 %
So a. " and soutstrn
...... BAG MEAl-Quiet Quoted; Fine white. s5assc:
quoted QUO ac, ecGs5c; sob ccacsc. som eoaesc 100
Tso S e@s neal f . ssa O. ri %.a Ss
a9Se city feed zoe FOR 9rsn in ass and s IN er
general only locally hut in the way Of gu, OF
continues and prices rrm Raisns are
varieties In good demand Dates
are active Tor and nrm. Currants unsettled In
feeling Large prunrs and firm with the
EXPORT inquiry fairly active. Wanu,s good demand
and Brazil show n firm tone. We quote: Valencia
- fiie: cal Hfftc- Fprf
dates 3xaGc currants 2sM3ifc: Turkish pruncs 2is1
ac: california Ai.4ec almonds % 7c Brazil nuts Gs
7I1O.c. nlberts dt0Sisc; fcs. 4iaf i5c
The report Fruit Buyers linton shows = total -
600 ~ cuants route $500 bnes Of hlheris and
40 600 boxes ~ rasns
FOREIGN GREEN FRt-iT-The trade In lemons H. fair.
waiting for the auction sale about 10 take
.lsi demsnl ~ f0fffHT an rf'-
pnratyev scarce firm and higher Cranes
are We Lemons. 80 .ifs4 ~ Jamaica
oranges r.osskel 80 HOGST hhl. hanRna- %5cNfi:
rrarcs Sf 2-1slr Cocoa nutr last renort
about 20 900 boxes Mediterranean oranges en-
route and about ~ Op0 boxes ~ lemons
GRAfN-WffEA Prices dropped The op@nng US
morning ioss ~ nasc made early after whch
TIER. was a little reaction hut the market devoid or
enthusiasm The early weakness narfly due 10 W.
cables which generally lower showing prompt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23

and molasses 80 test 2&c imports Of refined
NewYork during October $50 s67 n valued
$50 COG. or the imports 4S7 $50 NJ Germany
III 464 10 from tine Netherlands There i'm
ports In October 1854 The for refined Is
quiet about steady In with prices unchanged and
supplies well held. Granuatcd is quoted at 4l1c.
TOBACcOThere better demand seed leaf but II
well distributed Total sales OF domestic 800
follows: 800 crop 1894 Pennsylvania seed
leaf i0n l2c $50 1899. Wisconsin Havana. 3d9c
100 1894 New England Havana l1di6c; $50 cases
sundries 3au1Gc The market for foreign tobacco was
steady and fairly active sales being 800 bales Havana At
6scqsl o. and i25 bales mta. c0cIs2 ~ In ond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
TO DEFEND RERESHEIM.

Recorder GoN yesterday announced in General
Sessions that he had assigned ex-Judge Noah Davis
and Joseph Moss as counsel for Jacob Beresheim,
the self confessed boy murderer OF William krauel