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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05

Swietochtowice. Przy kopalni pod
B;smarkhuta maja budowat kosci6s,
ma co tez werkmistrz Stencil chodzi
lista do robotnik6w, kt6rzy sic tez
podpisujs po 10 po 20 marek. Pie
niadze te beds i'm odciagane re Ia
robku.
Renta ma starost. Wdowe J,dwi.
ge Zielihska skazal sad zismiahski
" Poznaniu l3 marca rb. na tydzieh
wiezienia "a oszukahstwo, skutkiem
ktorego przyzuano jej 1O6 NIX. 80
fen. rocznej renty ma staros6. Rzecz
sic mia{s tax: wdowa Zielihska mia
Ia pos&ugeu pani X. i "a to ME do
stawaaa pieniedzy tylko komorne.
Sad uznal, ze komorne s}uzba sp}a.
GAIA, a wiec ME mia&a prawa wlepiac
sic rente ma staros6. Sprawa posi-
Ia do trybunalu W Lipsku, ktory
zni6sf pierwszy wyrok ma podstawie
tego, ze adwokat oparl sic ma tenn,
IL Zielihsks byla istotnie W s}uzbie
i zamiast got6wki pobieraaa wyna-
grodzenie W komornem. S Jraws
p6jdzie jeszcze raz pred sadly i Z;e'
lihska pewnoscia wygra.
Pleszew. Ma posiedzeniu rady
miej ,kiej radzono mad budowa kolei.
Jak wiad omo, zamierza powiat kro.
toszyhski wybudowac kolejke, kt6ra
ma 1aczy6 Krotoszyn i Dobrzyce Z
dworcem pleszewsk1m. Stawiono j.
dnskze warunek, zeby kolejka pre-.
prowadzona zosta&a do miasta Pie.
s,ewa na co sic tez zgodzono. Roz-
chodzily sic tylko zdania co do miej
sea, ma ktorem stanac ma dworzec,
poniewaz pod}ug pier wotuego planu
kolejka miasa dochodzic do samego
rynku. Ably sic przekonat, czy u
tworzenie przystanku wsr6d miasta
jest praktyczneu, uda}a sic komisya
do miasta FJrssau W kuzycy i do
Bytomia, gdzie kolejkl wsr6d mia
sta kursujs. M mocy dokonanych
tamze spostrzezeh oswiadczyli sic pa.
movie komisyi przeciw przepro
wadzeniu SYN do rynk1 rada miej
ska zastos owasa sic do ioh zdania.
Il Swieckiego coraz wiecej ludzi
wynosi sic rok W rok wglab Niemieo
"a robota. w roku zesz1ym zamel.
dowa}o sic PREY kontroli wojskowej
800, W tym roku 100 mlodych lu
dzi, ze wychodzs W SWAT "a robota.
Wychodzi mianowioie lud ze wsi
W lasach po}ozonych. "Geselliger"
utyskuje mad tenn, DO w1asnie to wsi
dostarczs}y panom niemieckim po
wsiach "wiernych, skromnych idzlel
nych slug" Jak Niemcom polski lud
roboczy jest potrzebny, to 20 umia
chwalit, zreszta lzs go, lie razy o
polityke chodzi. Zreszta Mech to
tymze ludziskom bedzie nauka, ktt.
rzy obawy pr@ed utrata chleba ME
postepuja sobie tax, jsk ma Polaka
przysto'. DziS bowiem panowle mu.
ssa bye koutenci, gdy " ogole ludzi
dostsna, ME tax }atwo ich wypedza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
chOrwacki o kOlOnizacyi
pOlskiei " Paranie.

w jednym ostatnioh numer6w,
znany miesieoznik "Hrvatska misao"
[Mysl chorwaoka opisuje kolonie
polskie W Parauie i nader sympaty.
oznie odnosi sic do kwestyi skupie.
mia zywio}u polskiego tamze i do
akcyi W tym kierunku. Gala akoye
kolonizaoyjna nssywa prawdziwym
patryotyzmem (pravi patriotizam.)
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
DETROIT l OKOLICA.

Owen F. Gallagher, str6z re
skweru Cadillac, utopi1 sic W
rzece. Cialo jego wodohyto u.
biegiej niedzieli dopielo, nimo
ae Gallagher samob6jstwo po-
pe4ni} d. 81 maja.
Leon Reszke, oskarzony o
krad1iez $500 z domu Jana
Piaseckiego, zosta( uwolniony
dla braku dowodow.
c. H. Smith, znany dawniej
byznesista detroicki, W swo-
i'm czasie wsp6lnik frmy Pin
gree e. Smith, kt6ry zginal z
miasta 1890 roku, znalazl sic
obecnie. wv New Yorku. Smith
uwazany by} "a umarlego W
rok po zniknieciu, a majatek
jego sprzedano wtedy ma rzecz
kredytor6w. Uciek} on z mias-
ia powodu z1ego polczenia f.
nansowego.
Jan Wagner, pobity handy.
dat ma parkowego komisarza,
og}asza W gazetach, Be ME jest
Polakiem, i ze rodzil sic w
Prusach zachodnich, gdzie sic
tez po polsku nauczyi.
Od obecnej chwili nauczy-
cielstwo W szkolach publicz-
nych detroickich obelmowaG
beds mogli ci kand ydat6w,
kt6rzy posiadaja swiadectwo
pierwszego stopnia z szko}y po.
wiatu Wayne.
Me2czyzoi byli zawsze i be-.
da iasi ma obca!owywanie pick
nych dziewczat, zw}aszcza gdy
sic m6wi o m}odyeh. Miodzi-
kom take "niegrzecznosci"
zwykle uchodza bezkarnie, a o
starszych mezczyznach rzadko
sic s'yszy, aby tego zakazane.
90 owocu kosztowali. Zdarzaia
sic przeciez tacy. H. Thayer,
dOzOrca ma ko1ai natrnit nrxo.
chodzac przez Hancock av. W
poblizu Sci ulicy, napotka} ma
drodze m}oda dziewczyne, a ME
mogac oprzec sic pokusie, OBJ.
jail ia "a szyja i pocalowal kill
kakrotnie. Gdyby Thsyer byl
m}ody, by}oby mole ME tax
zle, ale gdy dziewczyna ujrzaia,
re smia1ek liczy oko1o 40 lat,
poczela krzyczec o pomoci u.
dalo jej sic aresztowat napas.
tnika. T}umaczyf on sic przed
sadem, 4e chcia} sobie pozwo-
lit ma mala awanturke, a sedzia
skaza1 90 "a to ma zap}acenie
$25 kary.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05

A. Pankowski, Holyoke, Mass.
przez Pana wys}ane O.
trzyma}em serdecznie "a ME die.
kuje. Obraz Kr6low Polskich bar
dzo mi sic podoba}, jeszcze bar.
dziej ksiazka, p. t. "Wszystkiego
po trosze" zawierajaca same po.
uczajace artyku}y.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE,

konstautynopol.-Ba asgarya stara
Sc pono wp}yna6 ma sultana, ably
Mscedonii nsds} autonouia.
l.,ndyn Il Niemiec wvdalono W
bie1acym roku do l msja 23o osob,
miedzy tymi As amerykahsk'ch oby.
watei.
Wledeh.- Cz&onek austrysckiej
rady pahstwa p ssler zosts{ przez
kilku poss6w lewicy wyzwsny ma po
jedynek.
Berlln.-S S ,cyalisci W Pru,ach DO.
stanowili brad tez udzia} W wyborach
poslow do sejmu popierat przeciw.
nik6w rzadu.
Ksnea.-Hadje Michalis, dow6dz.
ca powstahc6w kretehskich, wydal
proklamacye, W ktorej zada, aby "a
przestano zemsty ma muzu}manach
Madryt.- Prezes ministerst wa
hiszpahskiego, senior Canovas del
Castillo wreczyl kr6lowej regentce
svs rezygnacye, kt6's zaraz przyje.
ta zostala.
Toruh.-S4d 'wego urzedoika Al
brechta skazsno ma szest miesiecy a
urzedniks fortu, Fahren, ma oztery
lats cuchthauzu "a sprzedawanie pls.
now R,syi.
Londyp.-Suatan zgodzi& sic ma
proponowane warunki pokoja W
tvoh dniach majs rozpoczad SIG nara
iy r6znych przeds,awiciei. Kr6l
jerry pragaie nadsl, aby Turoy O.
puscili Tessalie.
Hawana.-Genera} Weyler wyda}
rozkaz ably mieszkahcy prowincyi
Puerto Principlei Santiago de Cuba
poopuszczali swe siedziby, r poprze-
ucs'li sic d, miast. Cnce on teraz
tych prowincyach popallt wszy stkie
osady, ktoreby mo gsy dat schron'e,
ME powstahcom.
R>ym.-Pietro A ,ciorito, kt6ry
- kwetnia chciat zaszty!etowat
kr6la w&osKiego Humberta, zostai
.kazany na dozywotli ii pobyt W ga.
lerach. Gdy ogaossono wyrok, os.
karzony zawo}a{: cd lis kolej na
mnie, iutro przyjlz'e ma Rad bur2o.
asyi. Mech 1yje rewolucya, MECH zy,
je anarchia"'
Pisa, W{ochy.-Po odczas uroczys-
stos,i odsaoniecia obrazu Matki Bos.
XII W katedrze wywr6ciaa sic swieca i
spowodowasa pozsr. Wsr6d nagro-
madzonego ludu wybucb4a paniks i
wszystko rzucilo sic do drzwi. w
Powstasym natloku zosta}o sic im O.
sob ma smierc zaduszonych a okoso
20 niebezpieczois uszkodzonych. O
glen wnet ugaszono.
Londyn. Kwestya wsohodnia
dotyohczas pozostaje niezs}atwiona,
nawct zdsje sic byc trudniejszs
dzis;aj do rozwiazania niz byla po-
przednio. Uk}ady pok'jowe prawie
ze ME So znane Z ozego widac, il
Turoya zwlekaniem tym ohoe po-
znat s}abe strony owego, tax zwane.
go "koncertu europejskiego." Ma
posiedzeniach ministr6w W Iidiz
kiosku, gdzie omawiano warunki po.
kojowe, starsnnie unikano wzmiao.
XII Tessalii, sultan uwaza ja bo-
wiem "a przynalezua do Turcyi,
przedmiot ten zatem, zdaniem jego,
ME nale1y do dyskusyi. l kto vie,
czy mocarstwa zdo}aja wyperswado.
wac su}tanowi, aby oofna& to niew}a.
sciwe zadanie. Grecya rozeslala do
swych pos}6w nowa note, W kt6rej
przystaje ma deoyzye mocarstw, ale
ma zap}acenie odszkodowania wojen.
nego zgodzi6 sic ME moze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
SOBOTA,5 CZERWCA

msganie ludowi do otrzasniecia sic z
oiemnoty, czesciej spo,kaioby sic 2
objswami sympathy, obje'oby csay
narod pol Xxi takie wyda'oby plony,
iak Matica czeska.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05

Dw6ch pan6w staraao sic reke
panny: jeden brzydki starry, drugi
m}ody ladny. Parma wybrala pier
wszego. Uszczesliwiony narzeczony
pyta sic, dlaczego wola4a jego?
-Cyganka przepowiedziaaa mi, 20
bede mia}a dw6oh MEOW, wole wiec
zostswi6 }adnego ma drugi raz.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
DyplOmatka.

-Wiesz, Zosiu, co mi sig przytra-
flo? Pan ksrol osmielil sic mnie po.
ca{owac.
"A to zuchwalec! coz zrobi1as?
-Uda}am, ze ME zauwazy2am to.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
CHAM, PROVISIONS. ETc.

New York. May 20.--Flour quiet as a re-
suit OF the firm view OF holders. Rye
-four dun Corn meal dull; yellow vest
ern. 5Sc. city G0dGic. Rye quiet. No.
western 3Sc. Barley steady; feeding, 2S0
2sikc. Barley malt nominal
Wheat spot. quiet but irmer; No. !
northern. Siskc anoat; No. ] northern Du-
.uth, s2iac afioat options open easier un-
der bcariah weather news and crop estl-
mates. rallied on strong cables. rumored
foreign crop damage and general covering;
he'd stronger al day, aided by predictions
OF a large visible supply decrease Mon
day. ana closed hN7kc net higher. No. 2
rcd May, 79hq9shc, closed. SIC, July,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21

per bale. 800; Baltimore. per bale, 800;
10 Liverpool via New York, 20c; Bremen,
via New York. S2c; Amsterdam, via New
York. 43c: Hamburg. via New York, zoe;
Genoa. 4Gc: Reval, SIC: ST. Petersburg, 53c.
Lumber-By Sail--Freights are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign business Is more
or less nominal The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $500
04.50 for a range-including Baltimore
and Portland, Me. Railroad ties, base a
feet. 16c. Timber rates. J0c0Sl.00 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward. nominal; 10 Rosario, yl2.0O
ni300; 10 Buenos Ayres and Montevideo,
tlO.004li. 90: 20 Rio Janelro. tiAO0; 20 Span
ish and Mediterranean ports. $11.On1i 80;
10 United Kingdom for orders, nominal
for lumber. 4-pounds o. standard.
BY steam-To New York, 800: to Phil
adelphia. 400. 10 Boston, $500; to Balti-
more, 500
Naval storos-By sail-The market ~
firm. Large-gizcd, Cork for orders, are az
follows: Rosin, 2s Cd; for barrels OF $40
pounds and per cent primage: spirits, %
%; Genoa rosin, 81 3da3s Cd; Adriatic, 2s
Gd02s %; South American. roain. 65c per
barrel OF 29g pounds. Coastwiso-Steam--
To Boston. lie per 100 pounds on rosin, 00c
on spirits; TO New York, rosn. SIC per 100
pounds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
DRY GOODS,

New York, May 20.-The market for dry
goods seems to show some stimulated trad
ing under the influence of warmer weather
and with the advance of the season to-
ward the time for fall buying. The increase
is not by any means large, however, and
is distinctly for limited lines and for linn
tied sections of the country This is no
ticeable in a fairly spirited demand for
fall styles of wooden and worsted goods
for mems wears and in certain grades of
silk goods Underwear also shows a grad
ual increase of interest and slight gains
are noted in the market for hosiery In
staple cottons, there is less change than
in any other line. Bleached goods are
quiet and firm in all grades. Print cloths
show no change for the better. Prints are
generally quiet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21

70 9.iea7Ac. closed. 77%c; September clos
ed. 73lzc
Corn. spot. quiet; No p 29Xc elevator:
S0Ac anoat; options opened steady ana
was fairly firm all day on light offerings
and sympathy with wheat. closing IN
changed May closed. &Mc: July, 30D
30 l-l6c, closed, SOC; August, $4,000 7-16c,
closed. 30ssc.
Oats spot. active for exports: No. ?.
22lsc; No delivered 23lkc. Inactive, but
hrm. closing 1sc higher; July closed, 229sc.
Feed steady. Hay quiet. Hops quiet.
Hides firm. Leather firm. Hemloclx
sole, Buenos Ayres light to heavy weights.
l9a20c; acid. i9i5ff22c Wool steady: do
nestle fleece. iS028c; pulled. i5022c. Beer
quiet Cut meats steady. Lard dun:
western steamed, 4.i2iAc; May. 4O5c nomi-
nall refined steady; continent. 4.45c. Pork
quiet. Butter steady; western creamery.
liQlfc; do factory. 7ikQiOizc: Elglns, Ne
Imitation creamery. 9ik0i2e; state dairy,
l0Hlic; do creamery u0iic. Cheese cas-
Ter; large SA09Ac; small. 9A0i0lsc; part
skins, 4N7kc full SKINS 2i4fi3c. Cotton
seed oil dun. Petroleum dull Rice
steady; molasses quiet Taiiow auiet:
city. 27kd3c; country. 3q3kc. Pig iron dull;
southern, $9.20i0O0; northern. l0di2c.
Coffee, options opened barely steady and
unchanged TO 8 points lower. further de-
cline undor foreign liquidation. but stead
led later In the day on shorts covering.
and closed steady al net unchanged prices:
sales, 1900 bags; May. 1900;
June. 72oQ7.soci July. 7.soe; mot coffee,
frs-..as......4 -. s.tt.f.4 -.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
MIscELLANEous mARkrrs.

Bacon--The market IS steady. smok.
ed clear sides. 6hc dry sailed clear rib
sides. &c; bellies, &c; sugar-cured hams,
lOA0i1lkc.
Lard-Marxet steady;i pure IN tierces.
SEC 5O-pound tins 5tse; compound, In
tierces, 4ikc 50-pound tins, 4Ac.
Butter-Market lower, fair demand; Co
shen. iSlzGl5c; gilt edge, lsn20c; creamery,
20ik122c: fancy Elgin, 22024c.
Cheese-Market firm; fancy full cream
cheeao, i3lkc; 20-poind average. 1ilhd13c
Fish-Mackerel, half-barrel. No. l. IS 80;
No. 2, 1885, No. 3. $500: kits. No. !, SIPS:
No. 2, 500: No. 3, &c Goldfish. 1-pound
bricks. 6ikc; 2-pound bricks, &c. Smoked
herring. per box. zoe; Dutch herring, IN
kegs. 81 60; new mullet, half barrels. 300.
saIt-Demand IL fair, and the market
steady; carload lots, 7. o. b., Liverpool,
2OO-pound saciSs. $50; Virginia. i25-pound
burlap sacks, acc; ditto 125-pound cotton,
4sc; bright. C0U6Jc :. fine fancy, G56s0c
coffee-steady. Mocha, z7izo; Java. 2Sikc;
Peaberry. IKE. Standard No J. lCc; No.
2. lie: No. g. i4c. No. T. he; No. 8. 12hc;
No. 8. iiikc. No. z fOi4c.
Sugar Equality Prices-Savannah Quo
tations. Cut loaf. 5.3gc; crushed, sos;
powdered, Be-. xxx powdered. 6i2iho;
standard graduated, L75c; cubes, &C.:
mould A. &c: diamond A. f75c. confoc-
toner's A. l62Mc; white extra G. arc.
Extra G. 49oc. golden c, i0oc; yellow.
l6sc. Tone steady.
Flour-Flrm; patents. $40: stralghts.
t5.i5; fancy. $500. family, fi75
Corn-Markct - firm ard advancing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
SPIRITS TURPENTINE OFF.
THE MARKET DECLINED 4 CENT
TO IS CENTS AND CLOSED FIRM.

Rosin Quiet and in Slow Request ut
Unchanged Quotations - Cotton
Dull and Easy and Unchanged
With Sales of 81 BaIes-Oats Adj
vaneed 2 Cents a BusheI-Other
MARKETS Quiet and Steady and In
changed-Markets by Telegraph.
savannah, May 2O.-Spirits' turpentine
aecIfned to the lowest price of the sea-
son to-day. Sales were made at 25c and
the demand was not particularly active,
even at the decline. Rosin was quiet and
81 slow demand at unchanged quotations.
There was an advance of &c in the price
of oats. The other wholesale markets
we're quiet and unchanged. The following
resume of the different markets, both To-
cal and Geographic, will show the tone
and the quotations at the close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21


and odaC
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Collins
"A a DC thereon
Alabama and
between savannah and
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a tree
CECIL GABEErT, dent and Genera
General Passenger G G gen
L. Agent.
MARTIN Bryans Streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
NAVAL. STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The lowest price of
the season was. struck to-day, and fac
tors felt blue in the face of a comparative
bullish statistical position of the mar
ket. At the Board of Trade at the first
call, the market was bulletined firm at
254c. with sales of 220 casks At the last
call it was bulletined firm at 25c, with
sales of 900 casks.
Rosin-It was a dull day in the rosin
market. The prices were too high for
the buyers and they kept shy of the mar
ket. The quotations were unchanged
but the reported sales were light At
the first call at the Board Of Trade the
market was bulletined firm and uns
changed with sales of IS barrels. At the
last call it was bulletined quiet and I'M
changed with no sales. The following
were the quotations at the Board of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21

lcOntliIaed on wind Pase.l
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21


Lake E. & W.. 12]kl MINI. e. st. L.. 10
do do pref -. 60 Den. & r. c.. 9is
Lake Shore 49,. 1853 Gen. Electric -. 29h
Lead Trust 1874 Nat Linseed -. 10
Lou. & Nash. :. AIS Col Fuel d L. l6A
Lou e. N A. n do do pref -. 81
Man. Consoli.. "a st l.. & X. c. 81
Mem. & Char. Is do do pref 80. lS12
Mich. Central 95s4 Southern ........ rs
Mo. Pacific 49,. 1925 do pref ........ 259s
Mobile & Ohio. II Am. Tobacco 7Oi3
Nash, CHAT 66 do pref .......l O2
N. ]. Central. 70 A. Tel. & c. Co. S7lA
N. & W. pref :. 26 Com. Gable Co..150
N. Amer. Co... A. Sug, Ref. pf.103
North Pacific 121kl u. s. Rubber -. 1914
do do pref -. 1914 do do pref 6lb
U. p, d. & G.. ia Cot Seed Oil pf. "a
u. s.. Leath Of $3.50 Am. Spirits 80. 1915
Northwestern ..104Al do do pref -. %
do pref ...... .15l1ziore, r. & N. LIST. IS
Bond List
U.S.4s reg(new). 1221zl SO. Railway 5s,. 1871
do As cou(new)122h Cen. Pa LIST, 95 102h
do 5s, reg lib Den. a K. g. Is. 10
do IS, cou......113 DO DO 49,. 50
do As, reg -. .11O5s Erie IDS .....,.. 81
do As, cou......112 OH. & s. A. S. 1O4
do 2s, reg -. 96 do do rs .....110
Pacific 6s, IS. .1044 II. & T. cen. IS 110h
Ala, Glass A. .1O7 do do Is ....... 101
do do B.......1 O5 NJ. X. T. LIST As. s4ss
do do C....... 100 do I'd As ....... SO
do Currency 100 Nut. Union 6s lot
La. new con. As. 9S N. J. c. gen. IS 1881
Missouri 6s M 100 ". Pacific lists. 1l7lk
N. Carolina IS. .124 do do DDS 49,. 53iA
do As ..........104 Northwest con ..143
s. C. Non-Fund z do s. r. deb IS ia
Ten. new set, 6s Si1zR G. West lists 70
do do 5s.... l05 st. p. consols Is 1884,
do old IS . 60 do C.& P.w. 81. IiGl4
Va. Centuries =. Ga StL.& I'M. gen.5s 69lk
do deferred go 81 iStL& ST. ger. 6s1llsk
Atchison Is 49,. 81 TEX. Pa. lists. =. S9A
do I'd A ....... H9l do DDS .......... 2Oh
Can So. DDS .l05ikU =. lists '96. q. 1891
L. e. N. u. As. 70 West Shore As l083
Pacific Is, 49,. 1914 inc. series b.. II
Pacific SIS, &c.. .1O7h Rich. a. Dan. 5s 81
District IS. '65. 1904 Rich. a. Dan. 6s122lk
s. Carolina rs. 1851 S. e. w. list mtg 65
Virginia 3s ..... 75 n. j. G. con reg.l08
Ches. g. Ohio 4sl09A c., n. r., 5s T.R 4lls
Mobile g. o. As. Sc Northw. gen SIS. .l20
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OCEAN, HEIGuTs.

Cotton-Aiarkct firm. rates quoted arc
Der 100 pounds, Boston. per bale. SIPS;
New York. per bale. SL0o Philadelphia,
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The market was duh and neglected TO-
dav. At the first call at the Cotton Elk,
change It was bulletined dull and easy
and unchanged. with sales of "a bales.
The following were the official spot quo
tations. at the close of the market, at the
1,nttnn Exchange TODAY:
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ftCtIpIs sdIhe udy IdsI Yeah. I,o5V o,il0
Charleston, S. c., May 2O.-Turpentine,
market firm at 25c. Rosin firm: sales,
H, $3.50; l. S1.55; X. NJ, $1.65; N, $40; w
G. $1.s5: W w, $500
New York, May 2O.-Rosin strong; strain
ed common to good, $1.671aQ1.7O. Turpen-
tine steady at 271a@2Sc.
The herald., 1897-04-03
FRENCH TRADE
France Hopes for Some Reciprocal
Arrangement

LONDON, April 2.-The Times will
publish a dispatch from its Paris corre-
spondent tomorrow saying: The Ding
ley tariff bill has caused considerable ex-
element among the American business
houses here. The questions growing out
of 1t have been discussed at largely at
tended meeting of the American cham
ber of commerce. at which the American
embassy was represented by Henry
vignaud, secretary Of Ambassador Eus-
tbs.
The vice-president of the chamber
said: America sends France 1S0,000.0 .00O
francs worth of goods, duty free. as
against $4,000, 900 francs worth sent by
France duty free to America. The cham
Der suggests that the United Stated
should reduce the tariff in some impor-
tant French exports, the natural result
of which would be that France would
admit many American manufactured
articles at a reduced tariff. The ad-
vantage to America under existing con-
ditions by France admitting some arti-
cles at the minimum tariff, is over 49,
00O, 900 francs The chamber hopes that
President McKinley's request for addi-
tional discretionary power may be
granted. so that reciprocal commercial
relations may be established, in order
to open new markets for manufactured
American products"
The herald., 1897-04-03
RUGER RETIRED
A Long List of Promotions Will
Follow

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Secretary
Alger today issued an order placing Ma
jor General Thomas II. Ruger, COM
manding the department of the east at
New York, on the retired list on ac-
count of age. His appointment will
make large number of promotions,
and cause the shifting of several of the
department commanders. Although the
orders have not been issued, it is known
that Major General Wesley Merritt,
commanding the Department of the Mis-
souri,, will be transferred to the COM
mand of the department of the east
and Brigadier General John r. Brooks
commanding the Department. of Dakota.
will succeed to the command of the De-
partment of the Missouri Brigadier
General Frank Wheaton. commanding
the Department of the Colorado, who
Will become major general has ex-
pressed his willingness to remain where
he is until he retires early in May. The
vacancy in the command in the Depart
ment of Dakota at st. Paul will go to
General Coppinger. now in command
of the Department of the Platte, If he
desires to make change of station.
Otherwise it will be filled by the detail Of
Colonel Shafter who is booked to sue
ceed to the vacant brigadier general
ship. When General Wheaton retires
next month it is probable that he will
be succeeded in command of the De-
partment of the Colorado at Denver by
Brigadier General Otis, now command
ing the Department of the Columbia at
Vancouver Barracks. General Brooks,
now the senior brigadier general, Will
be promoted to a major generalship on
the retirement of General Wheaton.