The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-08-01

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'elia9" ay rlrd Partics.---No More Free
A."
married
fortune
Tn MIA r,.aNaroS. y. C-J. B. German,
|bvn r,tel States consular representa-
lucy "a !, N,ntamoros. Mexico, reports q
It's a.,sns condition of affairs at that
me and do I, n his annual report to the State
.sment. which has just been re-
lie saws there has been a
"uithI / growth Of the commercial rela-
les .dear \ Mexico with the United States.
~ mesll sd All kinds are more abundant
bey have been for six years.
manufacturing hns increased in
~ .1H word \ Inc. He also reports marked
1 .,ss IN exports due to the new tar
avn each AMONG the articles in which there
ne greatest activity were wool,
| ell, nv 4 ana hides and large advances in
|hooIyp n !, we're realized Mr. German
NJ ( that only about 20 per cent. of
''"s imported goods sold in Montamo-
AN wear came from Europe, the
|really n -rnier being received from the
l. did !. fel States The exports of fruits
N largely increased in consequence
y Hef be Florida freeze He thinks that
Inc Of fast steamers on the Gulf
ord i \ ui soon bring the Gulf coast Of
% =, nco into permanent competition
that's nroroent nay,'on - Ayansas ,oo Pass 9~ VII
| @ mt in vast benefit to Mexico and
L N. lthWest Texas
imposs LARGEST DOCK IN THE WORD.
lth?" Hy w. Martin, consular clerk at
Il m. uihampton, has supplied the State
|,un gsrment with full description of
aneE craving dock and deep water
ge-"N uust that place, which are to be
o the Tasi on the 3d Of August by the
L. I'm Pie Of Wales and the Emperor of
isniny Speaking Of the new gray
'''''' gtek, be says it will be, when COM
si the largest in the world 1t
think have floor length Of 75O feet and
In !. Hiih Of ll2 feet. Mr.. Martin says
ii an immense traffic will be carried
AOu gu an the new quays on the rivers Itch
me On and Test, inclosing this dock, and
ii they will be utilized by the Ham
! 4. lg-American and the North German
lloyd steamers as we'll as those of
el "' ''ner companies for discharging pas
Mabs sngers and cargoes. The capacity of
often me dock at high water will be about
0lrteen and half million GALLONS,
va II Will be pumped ont by the large
usl Engines used in from one TO two hours.
you iae'e new quays inclose 1880 linear
y 'n' eet with 2S feet of water along side.
nf
'HH ny Martin gives the quantity of mate
"W .n 10 the construction. 1t appears
Wv ~. there we're ?, 1000, 900 bricks, 10, 600
=" Of timber and 10000 tons of
@uent besides immense quantities of
hs' slnits, chalk and filling material re-
CURED for the work.
| eT NO MORE FREE SEED.
|on g lhe seed division Of the Agricultural
L rsf| apartment will be abolished on Oct.
L. go secretary Morton has issued an
-. s lSef Stating that the practice Of dis
0A u'Ouung seed broadcoast at govern
-'n. expense will be discontinued dur !
|ams .ls 'ne fiscal year 1895 and 1896, and |
-. -a' ,ne services Of the employees en-
,v saseu 10 that work will not be required /
''l Vet. ]. Accordingly Matthias Il. |
sSgaa' s5gaa OF Illinois, chief of division at
I % '-,uOO year, and the entire force Of /
.ITP0yees will be dropped from the
I'm Secretary Morton's action is
Peg ''a On recent decision Of Mr.. Oh
moa ' lnen Attorney General, regarding
|eni =. ClaSs Of seed purchasable by the de-
sr asuunent. The latter held in effect
~. 49, 'ne Secretary Of Agriculture was
-pOHered to purchase only those seed
s,.sed s..Iioed In section 527 Of the Revised
| I s,u'es' VIZ: Rare and uncommon
|. .ue country or such as can be made
~ profitable by frequent changes
II one port of our country to an
S,uI Under this official construc-
mh.!i. MN all bids for furnishing seed recently
os,l.'ed -, were rejected The change
vHclall y estimated to involve say.
~ ~. oi about S2OO,O 900 a year. The
So'' IiOe now at work number about a
wr'.l rrrsu' although durng the spring and
bnr5lr, bn19ler It frequently reaches several
H@ SUGAR pnrr.-1r.v