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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-03

last Thursdays storm ~ perhaps to be
found. gays the Victoria Colonist, than In
the Old San Pedro wreck, which has with
stood every gsfs heretofore for years
without yielding I'm the least to tho
mighty seas that sanged about her But
on Thursday she showed visible signs OF
weakness. and on Saturday. that PROV
which evry photographer in town has
bad a picture OF and which rested high
out Of the water. broke OF from the main
body of the vessel and disappeared. The
forward mast still stands up as II The
only resting place for the lantern mans
light Al high tide very little of the wreck
can now re seen. and II is only a matter
OF a short time before more of the bat
zerea Old hulk goes
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOoSH ArT7 - a rn--Harorne-
ser n - cloudy. wind ess+. four miles
Outward fsEt night. Br BID In tow OF
Tyee a. O'Clock Inward last night, tug
Sea Lssau. A. : O'Clock str ~ ellington a.
SIS A. n. Outside. bound tn. a steam
schooner 4 p. gns--BaroTneser D. e; part
~ csouay: wind soGEn west. eight Fsgles
Outside. Bound 81. g schoone.. II the
straits. bound Cut. q oarksnriue-
NEAA BAT. April 1-s a. n.-PAr4ly
cf182y, cain >. u.-P&rsly cko2siy .
ASat southwest Etn1-
CI4ALLAM BAY. April a. ?. H.
Cloudy fresh south S4st wind
PORT ANGELES, April as a r.
Gear. wind eays. three miles. .. H.
EaraHateg. Sa---, cao4ay; wsEe Ssse. four
rE-l.-.-
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. AErl ARRIVED: Schr
Cl1arseA l.. FA1k- Capt. Anderson. twenty
Gre lays from san Diego. sailed sear
Cc~3ns Cart MeAllep. teT Szn Frarcfse9.
PORT Town End. ApFtl 1~Arrtysf.
sssr Csam-Ss-s e FAlk. 81 P0rz Canals from
San Pedro % lead q retain cargo Of iu1t-
Asar, kkta :. IL GssGltas. from s@a Fra n
etzcg Tor E2dASca. 20 load a rssAEn cargo
~ 4gnnb1- sailed. Eshr Arz&s<4n Girl.
fusr b4F lsz@r frcus Everett Tor San Fan
cisco. Fsr4fAsa snip Marlborough HiI lsars-
k-sr 1aS~r from Esztceg fa~ As3elafGss Eg
stIu Pa~s % Melforo. samo~- laden frcE
xtMassssyE~s for D4Iaxo4 Bag. safa G. r.
92rxsaG c1al lsean sFs.a C5sno1 Tor Ys1tch
s@xr%or. r. Eess5 Cowrift.zag. coal tz3sEs
srern u@us-4aFs nay Ter San Frzoct>eo.
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Live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
sncia1.

IOND-ON. Aprl 2.-Consols, III l5-is:
silver. Is 7-lsd
NEW YORK, April 2-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were a little better
today, but the close was duh on a feeling
that Eastern politics are drawing TO a
head Argentines and South Americans
had the best market Americans were
steady. Pferpont Morgan is understood
10 express Favorable Views, but nothing
other than what was stated by him be-
fore he left New Yers. There IS a keen
demand made for gold from the continent
and Japan. at rs I'D Short lines are
easier.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady.
Breadsfuf1s and Grain.
LIVERPOOL. Aprf, 2--Spot dull: No. :
red Northern spring. IS SID.
Corn-Spot, firm. American mixed new.
Is sizd. Futures steady: APRIL - 7.i;
May. IS sid: July, Is ss.d
Faour-Dull: 81. Louis Fancy SIS Cd
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



CHICAGO. April z-ospsrsoa as e-a,v.ss
BY Ehs early fluctuations In che whea<
market Eas tribe more favorable 20 the
bulls than ras close O yesterdays session
Liverpool opeas1 wtthop< any change. Shs
ScrtE = est era recsspzs were smaller than
they have oeen running % late, and she
poor co16z-lcn % waest n Missouri as re-
ported yesterday cy The Agricultural b.
rezu af the state received some conarr1sa-
tE0s. from private expert testimony.
Minneapolis ard Duluth rSce.pcs were
. - eaTs son 2, 80 ssi' - che eo-rs,
reserved only car loads. May opened az
ssHs1fa4E, against vest erSkay's closing
% 39zc. ard during the first two hours OF
Is5.c. with July keeping step NJ nc per
buSa@ behind the others. The inquiry
from country mtllers WAS more IN evidence
u O'Clock i. 90 bushels had been sold for
prompt shipment, and the most notable
feature OF the country demand was that
= a. aas large.y FOR No: s2ring. and that
One OF the items Of news which helped
the bears vas the estimate sent from Du-
luth That stocks Shers snow an incrsa -
neap polls would only decrease 100 Go which
indlcatst a probable Increase IN the WISH
bic supply, or So least a very small de-
crease Closing caess were Of rather a
mixed character. The market ruled nrm-
sr after u O'Clock ard May showed tend
ency 20 improve faster than July. The
IGTFl~0 2tfFlC<e& were nv QlAN uL-GN0FAO43
as regards the poor outlook OF the French
crop. but the Russian crop was also said
20 be unproufising. The market had sew
eral violent fluctuations IN the last half
hour. May dropping suddenly from T02.c
20 Tozsc and recovering again in a Few
minus * 70 Tie MAY closed at 7Ozx8i-lc
aGd July al 71is1se4c.
Corn was fairy active and showed cts
Independent movement OF whea, in deciin-
ing when that market was advancing.
TAX from Illinois and Iowa Of better Of
ferlngs and realizing BY longs caused the
decline.
The market in oats was OF much the
same characser as earn, although less &C
tyity vas shown
and at long Intervals, with prices on the
decline from the start.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-April, 7oakc: May, 707s97ic.
Corn-ApFi 24i4c. May, 2i&c
Pork-Aprn, ss.42; May. sss7
I.ard-Agrii. 81 p. May. As
Rl6s-April, Sac; May. SAe29iss.
Flaxseed-78s.c.
T5mothy-S2.s5.
Rye-6zlac
Barley-saassc.
Live stock.
Cattle-Common steers sold at So TSii %,
and prime cattle al 81 ~, with the bulk OF
the trade at SI35I5. Exporters were ac-
tive buyers al s4-b0 end over. and there
satisfy this ds mand. Fat calves sold as
high as $40.
Hogs-Common TO prime droves sold at
3. 758 4. =, the bulk OF the hogs crossing
The scales az 81. leq4I5.
Sheep-WesteTn extra sold up 20 s.. and
common 20 choice brought ss2s94.s5. good
focks going for siS and UP. Lambs sold
Westerns selling at 81 75Gp5.sO.
,Reeespts--catle. 1850, hogs 1900:
sheep, $780,
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ire North Western i-ine comprises over
= Yrft-ogs. Iowa. Wisconsin. NlchIza a
.st-ossotz. North DAKOTA. South Dakota
S.F~anka ard wyoming u operates fas
49, trains - the wsEId- Tire xervlcs "a
1890 MIwauk~s and a. tne trincfpAi
-s,svs 81 tns East and Southeast cana8f
-, s.sr-sssss8. insist on having year ftckst
va .sT~sa Sorts- Western" 2 " Parker.
Commercial Agsat, 81 Eirst avenue. Seat
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Ora ~,A after March - TIE NSr9hsrs Pa
CSC overland sr@rn 'S<zttls 81 3. n y ~
rrrn~~t a. Spoxzss @ttn iAa train 20
Rosssr asG az kcosers4 pctnas. taass
swosssax Tny over az spoxzss ard making
~ TIP Il rwenzy-sou- hoGrs ss2s S-E1s
saAa aay o<nex .aEs sx0xa - Ses@-
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The COLD Re.erve.

wAsHISGTON. April 2-TosAy's state
-, - re consitign % ths treasury
sa1ws. Available cash balance. So, ~. 80
pa reserve. slE1.-s ~.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
~,n. card ia Effect June I. 1880.

x~,-TE. EVERETT & wHATcoM
ROUTE.
-. ~ washington leaves Seattle
80 sxcsps Saturday. at 10 .. m.
ssssrTr.F & Ia CONNER ROUTE.
E,.rAassn leaves Seattle daily, except
s',a~aay, AZ 70 .. m.
-s.shoss. Main rs Yesler dock
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on ALASKA WATERS.
STARTING OF THE NEW LINE DE-
PENDs ON A MAIL CONTRACT

day, Perhsps-Robert Moran and
John q. Pacey. TIVE OF the Men
Moran in Chicago to Confer with
the North American Trading and
transportation Company Steam
err wiliapas Place Hard te Sc
cure.
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Cn~e4-Jptfors closed steady. sFsf5 points
t9vxe- sxav. TS.Sr SIC: Mzrch. sec <-~rf
coTss. RIO weak. No invoice. Sc; jobossx.
SIC. z1A weak
sugar
S1Sar-E.w srza: refined ozist
Petroleum.
Pesros eurn-Ezr-n: Jnftes ctose-s s5,Se
bs6 Pennsylvania crude steady. Nav g.,
bid
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
srrAMER R0GAIIE

6TE4HEEE
.eursn cOc:, I leaves fos vi ss and
~ returning. leaves Victoria at
Steamer George z. Starr leaves
= 90 townsend and way ports daily.
s - - saturday, at 800 .. m: Sunday,
JOY ia m: returning, direct. leaves
- sa~nsend al 50. m. 'Phons. Pike n.
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WEATHER AND TIDES.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. April Z. 1877.
Generally fair; stationary temperature.
Y. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRfCUI~
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
SAa~-ia Ay1Fff . 1907
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. export. Soc: milling. SEC: blue
stem. export. size, milling. S5c. firm.
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MARKETS AND TRADE

- Seattle. April z rss7
fn&nses a. the Seattle Tacoma ara
Portland clearing hous4s ts.ssv So.
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heps-
ooi
Wfossl--S-es a..
Metals.

s-auper-E Easy. svcksrs. xlIss; sxehsnre
So ael1 3
~ Iron E.s~y. Ss4tas~n. fzssssl North
s-r 80 ~
sT-fss--Ssgafegs szx~4zg s12tSssfF =. plates
Il ~ zE
@g.a.s sr~ steady, toxn-s.ie s1AEsm
sessk-T~ne fs2sures - meas trsszv wak
sss.ske - rs1~laE - rstcs II g - s~Sl@ sNo
sxcaazsr@ szslo.s<s tse s-2ENSS .sle< a. 81 "a,
GA "a gsE ss@S. sa~s<S~
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.


DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
asilsl t..'.'s's..'..' 1000
ssfFlss .s.....-'.'. .-''.,..'.: 49,. louoo
re- gss'1 pr.s,d ,;i........A II p Tnss
Manager .............N II Iatlmer
cssaser....-.s......-.F r. Van TuyI
Sigh exchange and Geographic trans
tfs o. New York, Chicago. st. Paul San
Psazclsea, Portland and various points IN
uFesan and British Columbia.
sght bills Of exchange on London avail
ale elsewhere IN Europe.
caissions made at all points on favor
sAs terms
Reads. stocks and ether vaiuahles rs-
ssived Cd deposit for safe keeping.
TIE BANK sANK OF Fos sEhr1 E NEArioNAL
CAPITA stock paid in........ sseS.oo
earPsss ,s's .'.'............-..- $50
isses Furth .......................Pre President
9 pteldsr....-........Nice President
es-rsspon8snce IN al the principal cities
81 ne United States and Europe
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. WasA.
-orricEns AND TRtisTrFs% "
sssae FaFth ,s-,..................P President
aFihay A Denny. ........... Vice President
80 LseFy Second Vice President
aag Hayden Manager Cash'r, see'y
TASK biQ3geft .-..,... Assistant Cashier
sigmeud Schwabaeher. John Collins.
3 c. Neu'elder. J r. Greenfield
Tfansaets savings bank business ex-
assvsy
nfeesita received from 81 10 slo.ea.
fsisffw allowed per cnnum SIX per
saap deposits
,hsissnas declared last DAYS OF May ana
FfefafeF Loans made on real estate or
saeefsd eollaierals only.
Tag FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
ss.ap capital .yfs0ase
satssss ''.'..,,.. .,.-........... Iaaea
Nssraw ................ pr.st,.,,
, s@stls- NcNieken Vice President
aFasvsl banking business srarsa-tes
sst AZ te,esraphtc exchange payable
Vnissd STATE and Earops. VS.
sNF'oNAL RANK OF COMMERCE.
sasa-as capital ....................... ssoa oas
''.s'as's general banking business.
Q Raiars 49,,
henry 1-,... p,'.,s,s.,.s
F0"seF. .---.. .-.-..-.-. ..-..-- Cashier
le2 Deposit Boxes Cor Rent
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San JUAN ISLANDS.
-n VIVA TtfrSHD0nAy

~ryaMFR LYDIA THOMPSON.
1-.wssrr United States mail. leaves city
~. foos OF Main street, Monday.
s.saesday and Friday ., ] a. m. for
- whsfeom. Returning, leaves New
~s.,ssrp Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
sssfsa m ] r. Thompson. manager
ws,- fally. EogardHs & Co, agents.
~ aock. Telephone. Main 81.
sog- ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fSGTOS ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY +. PERLEY
,,.ves tsalhraifh dock. foot Of Washing
:. s,reel. for south Beach. Sylvan Grove.
> Waite, Bremerton. United States Dry
fsSs Charleston. Sidney. Traeyton. Chi
4 sglgsrGals at D, m. saturday p m.
ss-trv D m. returning. leaves Silver
a. Al 90 q m Telephone. Red ISL
90 on THE GREYHOUND.
rssrstf Edmonds. Snohosnish Route
~sa round trips daily. except Sunday.
:. s-sct Nov. -. 1896 Leaves Sea 7:E
! n. IS .. m. leaves Everett 10 a m,
"a n. Seattle landing Colmsn dock:
Everett landing. Merchants dock. Con-
ssrts vsth Str. Flyer for Tacoma: with
u NIkado FOR snohomish: with train
"a usnte cristo and way stations. Tele-
FRANK W. GooDHUE. Manager.
IA TRANSPORTATION Convex
fire Card.
same Champaign. Skagit river route.
ssaveg Seattle March 30 at a. M. April /
ssa n, April Al 5 a. m: leaves Mt
Versa Mareh 81 at ii a m, April at n
= Aprii 4 az ? y. m: Tuiahp. going north
rrssasy. AMI south sunday. Calling at
ssrspci. FIR Skagit City. Mt. Vernon
a. Avon.
cl.y ooek--sseAmers for all points on
~ sssns Open al night. !. @. Yerkes.
raaarsr Telephone Main 81.
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f1ear.
Flour Rere&pss. - sa5. exroFfs $50 pa
-eas MArkes inactive. wttA scnA Barely
steafay MsuneSets patents, s3G4 =. Wa1ger
s.raiEa.s tAta4s4S
wheat.
v-hrst-Be oeswts = aoc; exports s. -
..ssee1s. SPOT 6ull, No. : ged 1isc Or
tA1vfE steady auf4 mar sc ci0se Wrea a
sezFp a4VaEce 90 o. MescTa Miitsr -
r1rt ffffet pFEces 70 tse best pciuf q tse
her CAbieS w@~e steady ard exon reaS
fse fFss1r1Ent- cAaassss -44&sc riEnsr fnaa
gt-ssas6sy No. re- M&S. Is ll-ls : "a ~
a - -.
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Correspondence IN al the principal cities
b. ,hs United States and Europe
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Bank C1earings.

The following table. complied by Brad
streets. shows the total ciearances ar the
zSrsnaipa' cities and the percentages OF IN
crease or decrease. as compared with tho
corresponding week last year:
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
ocIidental Block. Seattle, WasA.
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Rra sszfT@ef-S so11orrow ~sn az.
T@s c~szr@e q EeGeysk tF26@ sAsws
sozzs s-ss<ovGzzs<z., so-s.<As.&.<--E-@ "a
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CAPITA stock paid in....... s5.S.Ne
carPiss .sss ss.r....-s.........- $50
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL,
BANK or sEAT1 lie.
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Tsansaets savings bank business ex-
sss.ysiy
Isgosia received from 81 TO sia.eoo.
fsisfssi allowed per 1nnum Six per
go % term deposits. per cent. on or
kaAp Deposits
.htisshds declared last DAYS OF MAY ana
AsffHtNS I.oans made ou real estate or
sap7aFsa csllaterals only
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@. -. SALISBURY. Observer.
Tides az seattle Harbor Today.
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epish ..,.-..... .-....,... ...,..... 500. GO
-oFFlCErS AND TRUSTEES
sscae Fursh -.................p restsent
aFihav A Denny ............ Vice President
lssa Leefy .,.,.... Second Vice President
{AHx 2. Hayden Manager Cash'r. Sew
Hssk biotgett --.-, Assistant Cashier
skneud SchwabaeheF John Coliins
{ Neufeldcr. J r. GrcenlcaI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
,5uderperbraud in Oeutidlano.

MG6renb in Gngtanb Der Our3l@nittli4e
53uderoerbrau9 fir ben &opf uno bas Sabr
"a 8funb unb in ben Ser. Staten iibsr IS
9fanb betrGgt, betrug er in Sentl6lanD:
1886/87 nur Is 9funb, 1887/88 16 Pfuno,
1888/89 14a pfunb, 1889/90 IS Pfuno,
1890/91 10 gfunb, 1912 10 Pfuno,
1928 20 gfunb, 1893/94 2o4 pfunb,
1894I95 211 9fnnb, 1885 254 9funb,
Die bur376nittlide gr3eugung in 9eatfd<
lamb betrug in ben Gebten Sabren rnnb IA
MiGionen9 81 ppelcentnsr, glei3 Sc PfurO fir
ben aopf. SIS ergisbt fi4 6itfaus. OoB bic
bisberi9s bur4i6nittlide (Sr3eugun9 in
9eut16lunb aGsin abfabfG4i9 Iein miir0',
Iobulo Der beutfde 8er6ta16 duf bic 9Obe
Des en9li76en geitsigert perbsn t0nntc. Die
beutI6s @erbrauhsteuer betrdgt 20 Nfart
fir 200 pfunb, a1io gencu 100 prr3ent oes
qegenpdrtigen 5abrifotiOrspreiIss, ,. +. be5
unperT teusrten .3uders i'm Wsltlnarft. IS
betruqen ferner bic @ergitungen fir ausge@
fii6rten 3uder: 1883 105 Mia., 1889 80
MiG., 1890 81 Miu., 1891 70 Miu., 1892
"a MiQ., 1898 "a Mtq., 1894 II WftQ.,
1895 Is M1iQ., 1896 Is Mata.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
JnhaIts perSeihni6.

1. settle: &Otisen - 8untes NGerlei - 3nte
feruerbrau6 in 9euti6lanb - 8rteffofem
8ienenbu9 - GrmttteIuns bOtonii6er gfansens
nanten = Gisbdrenf0pfe aus Haptermo9e = Sin
bauld3e in @robbritonnten -8ebanbl1ng basel-
bei6dbt9ter 8Gunle - &ereblung elmer S9afral'
@pilepiie bel Sunben - @interi6uB Der &oler
TN Sreten - gu e~rfennen, Oh ein Rfero tra9tts If
Gesen GrfGItung beim Sanarienuosel &no:
den iir SIn9un9ss1ue6e.
2. Settle; &merifanti6e NGerbaumai6ine in
9uslonb - gLus gtebrasta 11niere Sutteraus:
fubr Gus Soma = Cine Aenberun9 Aus Sre:
sOn = BUR 9fansenzGultur int 53tmmer Ans
Sii6zOatota = Wtuiif i'm Subitou Gus cSSn:
btana uniere Sut &abbtts -@us Minneiota-
@etBe @panbotte>Sitbne - @us Satnois 8or:
seitige 8enusuns Der 9fer6e Mittel seser
Smeenep - BlGtter un6 8litbel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

Das 9taatszQd erb altz9 Department Don
Mtffouri parnt Dpr SGninblern,
tpel9e i'm Stdate 6erumreiien uab bic Sur
mer gu bereben Deriu6en, in i6ren Oi1triften
8utt.rfabrifen 81 erri9ten. Inter Dem 8prz
geben, baB Elm gang snormer Profit in Der
Characterization lei, tpar0sn bic Sarmsr
bur9 @fatt3ingigfett ba5u benogen, Nftien
gu. 3ai9nen D0er 8aurgelb 3u binterlegen,
un6 19lieBli9 tpiro i6nen tlar, OaB tie iibsr
bic S6ren gebalen iporben iinb. 9ieIe To-
~qenannten ,Mgenten" reifsn ni9t gum bloz
ben @ergniigen lumber. Menn au9 bur4 be-
rem 8etperben cine 5dbrif erri9tet tpirb, 10
bat bieIelbe bret Bis ETERNAL me6r %gefoitet,
ols tie fafti19 nert6 lit, 9slbfberi tdnDli3
besa6Gen 1i98utterfa6rifen, penn Otpnomii4
qebaut unb ~berpaltet, aber niemals in DEM
Mabe, tpie bon bieien gGatt3ing gen u@genz
ten" qeT9ilbert pirb. @enn 5armer pi>fz
lih NIT Dem Blane umge6en, in ibrem 9tz
1tritte nGreamer;e5" pbar n@anneries" gu
erribten, 10 fpllten tie aus i3rer eige1en
Mitte 8ertrou .n5mdnner erpdblen, benen es
iibertragen nib, baS gan3s Proiett ous3u>
arbeiten urrb bann Der @efammt6eit CUR SEE
quta6tung bor3ulegsn, an0erenfals miifen
bieTe1ben gepdrtig fein, I'M Sauienbe BON
Dollars geleimt 3u tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Uoti5eu.

Re9t febr ertpiini6t tpdren mir @inien.
bungen BON 8eri9ten ii6er ben Aus
aIInerG n in ben ein3elnen Sbsilsr
unferes 2anbes. 60 biel 3eit, pie sur A5:
fafung zines fur5en @rnte6eri3tes e~rforOer=
Ii9 1T, pirb npbl ieoer 2efer, tpel9er nirf=
1i4es Sntere1e an Der n8eilage" nImInt, er:
iibrigen f0nnen.
Sn uGen SGGen, in benen auf Nnfraseu
brief1i9e Antport gepiini9t pirb
muB cine 2 Gent=8rtefmarte CUR Srantirune
Der RudantDort b~eigelegt tperoen.
Mnbreds Stmpn,
Reb. Der n2unop. 8eilage" Der rSa. Stats.
3eitun9".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Buntss QIerIei.

Der @arten6auberein beg States mi :
ouri bdlt feline 40. Sa6resDerfammlung
am Z, 8. unO 9. DECEMBER i'm COURTEOUS
gu @fpberlp, &c., ab.
On Der 9 ebanDIung, Die mir unIeren
9austbieren angebei6en lafTen, Idbt
1i9 ie6r genau Der 9rab BON 8ilDung rnb
9efttung beme1en, Der uns ~innetpobnt.
= y =
Die 5armer in Der 1tmgegenb BON Gpansz
btQe in 8iscpnftn BADEN 10000
@4afe in Montana gu So bas @tiid gefauft.
SieieIben perben biefen @intsr gefiittert fir
ben GbicagozMurtt
SIN Sonn1bip MorriG, Morrifon
GOuntp in Minnefpta, finb 80
Sonnen !6onig i'm 2aufe bes Subres
b~erfauft pproen. IS bringt bies ben 8iez
1en5i3tern einen Geingetpinn bon $4,000.
8tenen mifen ipG6renb Der talten
Wfonate in &u6e g~eGafien tperben, fe gu itDe
zen, bat na3tbeilige SOIgen. Man folte
niemuls an ben 8ienenItanb geben, Inn
@3nee f~peg8uf9aufeln, berfeGbe bilbet einen
gaten @9ub gegen &Glte.
Gier Meilen norbDfGt9 BON 5~ennimore in
Biscon in 1T zine neue Mtl9pirt6z
f6aft entitanben unb cine neue >efabrit
purbe in Der @tabt in S6Gtigfeit geIcbt.
Srei anbere &Gfefabriten nurben na6reab
Dts SOmmers in Der l1mgegeno erri9tst.
Die &artoffelernte in Der l1mgegenb bon
9reeleb in Colorado 1T biefes Su6r
febr reid ausgefauen unb pirb bas Grgebz
nib auf $50 big 200 8ui6eI per Ncre gez
i9Gbt, gegen 80 Bis IT'S 8uIbel i'm porigen
Sa6r; bic NualttGt lGBt ni6ts gu pinI6eu
iibrtg.
Mtan nimmt an, baB ungefG6r 1900 O
@ttd Rinbbie6 bon ben @etbeplGBen aua
ben nS4par3en Bergen" in Sib=Od=
tpta %oerfauft porben itno. @s iiebt bo
aus, als pb aGes berlafen fpdre, bod lit e
gut, benin Dem @ras pirb tpteber e;nmdl
9eIegen3eit gegeben, padfen gu fDnnen.
X X X
Die Sraubenernte in Napa @ountp, s a
Gtfornten, pirb f9neGer einge6eimIt
ols Tie in ben &eltereien untergebraht per=
ben fann. 9as Grge6niB b~e5iffert 1i9 uui
3 Bis 5 Sons Srauben per Qcre unb biz
r8inematers MRociation" be5abIt $12,5C
per Some, einen preis, Der fir befriebigent
erabtet piro.
X X y
Die Grnte an SeGerte in Orange gounth
9alt ornten, Dirb 6euer duf GOO
neutrality-suspicious. 'gei9GBt. 6:
1tno bort 655 Ncres Qanb bieIer Gultur &c.
tpiomet; DOr elm paar Sa6ren mar biefel6i
in iener 9egenb fait gdn5ti9 unbefannt uni
ieBt tritt Der Selterie BON Orange gountt
auf 0itli9en MGrtten in ben Mitbeperb.
* X X
&artoffeI giebt es in Der unt9egenb BOT
PrincetOn in Winneota b;eIes eSa6l
in 9iGe unb SiiGe; an einem Sage aleir
iipuroen 265 Wagenlabungen in Die Stab
'gebra4t unb gu 35 Gents per 2uI6sl Der.
fault. Sc 1T 6ies cine srOBe 9iilfe fir BIZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

1890. Sd babe einen ie6r groBen 8te@
nsnI9parm in einem 6 SUB 9o3en boblen
8aumtumm poler 9Ontg. Sd Oerite6e
aber oar ni9ts bon Der Smteret.
9ermunn 9ubtmalder, Snbtana.
Mntmort: Sd entne6me aus obtger
Mitt6eilung, baB sic ben S4parm gerne
na9 einem 8ienenItod transferiren unb bd>
nit bic 8ienen3u6t beginner mO3ten. 9a
rattle ib S6nen, iia Sans 8uI46a1er's
vNmeritaniI9e 8ienen5u4t" tommen gu la{z
fen, nel6es 8u9 sic bur6 Die 8u9bdnb~
lung BON &0aing &c &lappenba4, go. 100
&unbolp6 @traBe, Chicago, gum preiie bon
$1.00 beaie6en f0nnen.
1891. ~ v8eiluge" go. So babe iA leioer
ni6t er6alten, i9 tunn tie aber ni9t gut emit
be6ren, es 1T gu bel 8ele6renOes unb I'm
terbaltenbes BARN. 8itte UNI beren 3uien>
0ung, 81 S6rem Wuni9e gemaB, laife i'd
bier bic englif9en 8e5ei4nungen fir Die
8flanaenproben folgen, bic ib S6nen neult9
oeT6idt babe. Die NIT Samenf9oten Oerz
iebene 8flanse !pirb bier stink weed gee
nannt, benin fie fat einen %iturten, ettpas piz
berli6sn @eru9, Die anbsre Pflan5e nsnnt
man bier gray sage Ober ou9 old man.
l1eber bic erfgenannte pflan3e b0rte ib BON
einem Na6barn, OaB Die 8ienen bic 8Iutben
ber1eGben qerne auffuhen unb biel 6Onig
baraus getpinnen. Die rgrap Iage" tpirb
als Sbee gegen @rtdltung unb 6uften ge<
braa@t unb gegen anbere 2etben.
Caroline 8. 8 a. m n, Colorado.
Mntport: H. Die fe6lenbe Summer
Der ,8eilage" pirb S5nen 3ugei4idt. g. Die
@&otenpflan3e 1T unter benz botanif4en
Namen Cassia chamaecrista befannt unb
tpirb bier3ulanbe gcnteinbtn au6 Partridge
pea genannt. Ser mitgelan6te 8Iatbens
bii4eG itammt bon Der auf Den Steppen peS