davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
(S6lub foGgt.)
3urG hrenrettun9 oes 5uderapoiteIs

Marton, Snbiana, -. SUM- 1898.
@eebrter 9err Simon!
Sn 8e5ug duf ben u3uderdpoiteI" bon
5rau W&arn Peper m0ge bier eripG9nt tperz
ben, buB es mir Ieib t6ut, baB beriel6e 10 re-
mig @ntldng finbet 1eitens beg 6errn Ger
bdrbt in Nebrastd, benn genannte Dame Fat
bod ben 3uderriibenbau genau 10 9eI9iIbsrt,
pte bic ltmitdnbe i'm mOgGiGeripeiie g"eitalten
tOnnten unb pie ct bieGlei9t gar iGon ii9
bargeiteqt bat. Man9en 8auern ipirb Der
| 3uGerapoiteG iebenfdus CUR @orii9t ermabz
men, fih nt9t, pie bas in bteIeln 2anbe 10
oft gef6te6t, 6dls iiber &ppf in cine nelte
Snbuitrte gu ~itiir8en, BON Der man nod ni9t
genug Oerftsbt, I'M ite erfOIgrei4 burd5ufiibz
rem. 0teie fogenunnten 3uderappitel, tpie
Srau peper bic 9erren gang rt9tig nennt,
tpel6e Den 3uderriibenbau ybu6men" ipoQeu,
befafen ii9 NIT Der 4gitutton nt4t etpa,
I'M bic Sa16en Der 8auern nit ben 90-100
Mtqionen Dollars 3u fiGen, bic unie n 2anb
aliGbrli9 fir s3uder ausgiebt, ionbern II,
Derfplgen babel rebt oft fel6itiii9tige 3pede,
unb IS geltngt ibnen uu9 meiitens, 3uerIt TIRE
eigenen Saf9en 5u fIlen. 8on elmer Saz
BRIT, bei pel6er man nur als p~uIiibes Mitz
glieb fungiren fam, Ioute Der 9epDbnli4e
Bauer iiberbaupt feline Singer laien, oenn in
ben meiIten 5dGen gebt bic @erpaItung nit
benz Proftt i6er ben 6ar3.
Sd min niAt gefagt baben, baB Der 3uder@
riibenbau bier ni9t gelingen tpirb, benin Die
3uderriibe gebei6t bier u11b bat tpp91 AUDI ben
n0tbigen 3udergebalt. Ob aber bas trodene
9limu unb bic Nrbeitsber6Gltntfe Dem 3i=
benbdu 10 giinfitg itn6, tpte in 9euif6fanb,
lift bennp9 cine 5rage; benin ipie ungsrn per-
ri9tet Der amerifanif9e 6armer 9anoarbeit!
0a i6 19on aIs Sun9e in 9itbr0rI4en
ouf ben 8nieen eerutf9t bin, I'm 3uderriz
benpflun3en aus3ubiinnen, unb au6 in Nmez
rita f6on per u9Stpeiie tpel&s an9sbaut babe,
70 fam i9 mid als gang unerfa9rsn in Der
Sa6e aud ni9t betra9ten. No4mals lei
ertpG6nt, baB mir Der 3uderapoItel auber>
prbentli9 gefalsn bat, baB i4 Der v8eildgs"
gu FOLDER 8eibilfe nur gratuliren fann un6
baB i6 tpiinTfe, bic geebrte Dame m0ge fort=
fu6ren, nod mebr IOIfsr Mrtitel gum 8eiten
Der 2eier Der rgeiluge" ein3uienOen.
Mit GruB
GrnF 8reier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
meIde pFansen beoirfen am meiiten
half?

Seine a~ulturpftan5e gebeibt, tpsnn Der
8ulf ppGtdnbig feblt; inOeiien lit bic &nf>
nabme biefes NG9rftoffss Our3 bic ein8sls
men 8ulturgepG9ie febr Oerl9ieoen. Cine
quite @rnte ent5ie6t einem Qcre ettud fpl>
genbe Mengen &alt:
8ei3en, &pggen, @erite, Sufer 16 Biz
"a YfunO.
Grbfet, @tdsr, 8pbnen SIS Biz ga Pfunb.
8artpffeGn unb Sutterrihen 80 Big 48
pfunb.
MeiBflee, &ot6tGse ga big 120 9funO.
4lfaIfa unb Gipuriette 100 Biz 240 Pfb.
Raps, Sunf, 9Opfen, 5abat 120 BIB 200
pfunb.
@etreibe unh &artoffeln t6nntnbemnua
nod uuf einem 5itmlt4 fulfurmen 8oben
gebeiben, tpp tleeartige 9stpd9Te aus Munz
gel IN &uIt MIR nod ipdrli& fortfommen.
Sang be onbers grOBe Infprii6e an ben
&alfge6alt bes 8obsns MAIDEN Qlfalfd unS
@fparYette. 9a biefe Pflan5sr biele Sabre
auf btmIel6em 5elbe blei6er, 1T es UNI 10
rtDt6iger, baB baf1sIbe reid an &aIt lit;
unmitteLbar gu &artoffefn uno Riben ion
man teinem &alt ge6en, ha oiefslben Damn
let9t f4orfig umb grinoig peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

mar I'm fait Elm DDles @iertel s1 nisbrig per=
anf9la9t tpDr0en.
@enm Die dmtli9e 8eri9ttui tattung berz
mdBen I'm etgenen 2arbe per1agt, pie !pirb
ie beiteben unb tpeI9e Menge bon falI9er
4ustunft fte6t gu ertparten, penn 5e Die
@eltetnte in ben &reis i6rer 8ere9nunsen
oiebt9!
Gs lit f6on oft Der @srba6t geduBert
tporben, baB bic amtliden @9GBungen ipz
itematii9e, abii9tIi4e ~l1nterf9dbungea iinb
unb es BADEN ft9 bafiir Iogar @ert6eibiger
g%efunben. @s lei I'M SntereIIe unferer Sarz
mer, Die S9dbungen nmdBig" gu baltsn,
neil hObere Nnga6en Iei9t ben preis ber=
abbriiden tDnnten, .sSn Wobrbeit BADEN bisfe
nnterf4dBungen nur S6aben getban. Durs
ben Die bieiigen Sarmer bubur4 peran!oBt,
in @rtpartung 606srer preife t6ren Mei5en
3uriid3ubalten, 70 baben tie ibn fpdter in Der
8eeel gu nod niebrigeren pretien pertaufsn
miiKen, ais fe friiber bdttfR e~rIansen tDuz
men.
Sie 9roBen Wei3entdufer in England unb
onberen ginfu6rldnOern iinb nun einmal
ni3t 70 9efdutg pber ebrerbietig, bic aunbz
~9ebungen unIeres Nder6au departments
uGs unfeblbure Mabrbeit bin3une6men. Sic
baber anbere unb perIdBli9ere Nusfrnftsz
queuen. limb tpenn ite ftnben, bob Der biss
Iige Preis b0ber 1T, uls bur9 bic Gage bss
@eltmartts gere9tfertiet eri9etnt, 10 penz
ben tie fi9 eben onberen 8e5ugsqueQen gu.
S9on oft baben bestpeeen bic bieIigen Sdrz
mer unb Grporteure bds Nd9ie6en ge5abt
unb tpuren l4lieBIi4 senOtbigt, Bel fallen
benz Martte tbre @orrdtbe nit 8erluf los=
suf9lagen. Sur ben ausldnbii9en MtBz
ernten unb Der b%eifpieaoIen @ri90pfunJ Der
europGi19eR @orrGtbe 1T es gu banter, baB
mir niht beuer bieielbe @rfabruns gema9t
baben.
Dem omsritanii9en Sdrmer ME BEN
umsritanif9eR Sunbel tpirb itets am beiten
bur4 bic ridtigite Mustunft 9eOteut. 9el6it
bic unaneenebm1te @abrbeit 1T am Gnoe Gez
Timber als b" r%piigiten S9iloerungen, bic
nur falf9e unb unerfiubdre Soffnungen
peden. 80nnte bur9 bic oorgei4Gageue &n>
itelung Observation-Disclosures G~onIulats=
unb @eIanbtF9afts< 9e6iGfen bic Grluneun9
l5i9erer Mustunft iber bic ausipdrtigea
@rnteperbdItntfIe bei9leuniat unb perOoG>
ftdnbigt tperben, 10 piirbe ii9 bas bon arOz
Bem 8ert6e ertpeiien. 9as ba5u erfo:Oers
Gi9e @eGb t0nnte gar niht portbeiIbuFter am
getpanbt tperben. M6er, tpte gefagt, 10 LANCE
bic inIdnbii9e amtlihe 8eri9teritattung
feline Before lit. burf man auf bic auspdrz
tige erit rs9t feline 6offnungen feben.
st. 2ouis Nbenbpo1t".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Uus Colorado.
puebGp, gotp., II. Stunt 1893,

puebGp, gotp., II. Stunt 1898,
2ieber 6err Simon!
Die 8auern unb GGrtner i'm Mrfaniasz
thai in Colorado baben cine 9olb9rube entz
bsdt! gs bat it9 ernie1en, baB nirgenbs / n
ben Ser. Staten unb Canada 10 CUTE yam
talupen (RippenmeIonen) ge3i9tet perben,
rpie bier unb baB be gaa9frage na9 goloz
rabprGantalupen in ben Mdrften Deg SIens
gar nidt befrieoigt peroen fanH. 9isbsr
bate bic ~llnn9ebung bon Rpdb Sort in Stero
Gountp bas MpnOpoI bteler tGIt!i9en Sribz
fiidstafelz6ru9t, nun aber beTteben in ben
Counties Otero unb 9ue6Gu a9t Melonenz
0ii9ter>8eretre unb Der @ertauf bes Probutz
tes pitb bon ben 8eamter Der betreffenhen
8ere;ne beTor9t.
Der aus LAT Mitgliebern (Sarmern unb
@Grtnern) betebenbe 8eretn bon Bueb1o bat
Elm Nreal bon ii6er 800 Ncres, aumeiit BEL
emerz@anoqanb, NIT Gantalupen btpfldn3t
uno bas geiammte biesid6rigs Probutt 1T be-
reits gum feften preiie bon 81 per Grate an
elm @oniortium bon 25 probuttsn6dnDIern
bes SFens %Dertauft. Ser bur9I9nittlt9.
grtrag 1T etpa 100 Crates per Qcre; b:mz
na9 piirbe Der pusbtps@erein $4,000 Graz
tes, b. +, 200 CARLOADS bon ie 400 Crates,
auf Zen Marft brinqen.
Die @oIorabo<g ontalupe lit infolqe ib1er
auB erorbentIi6en @iBisteit, 9altbarfe.t unb
9lei4mdBiger 5prm unb 9r0Be 10 teIiebt gez
tporbea unb 6ringt beBbal6 BEN boppetten
Preis getp06nli6er Sru9t. QtIantii9s
OGmpferS8 eleqi9aften 5ieb:n bic Goloraops
Melonen alien unberen fir lire Safe por,
neil tie 1t9 au3 fir bic &etomfabrt 6alsen.
ltniere neue Go~nieroenfabrit, Die bon elmer
einbeimiiden Ntlieng feuI6aft capital
$4,000 erbaut pjrb unb balo fert.g lit,
btetet %unieren @emiiIe= unbObfbauern chem
fous einen profita6Ien QbiaBmarft. 0as
8eOurfnib fir Elm iOl6es gta6G:I7smen! piro
beuer gum eriten Male otbentli1 bsfrie0iat
l1n0 unlere 8efemer GdnalS9auern unb
9drtner taben Elm Nreat BON 225 Qcre5 nit
Somoten, Gurten, 8obnen u. +. M. bspflan3t
unb @Or1tratte fir ben @rtrag nit Der sSaz
BRIT abgef@!oHeu.
Die @itterung in Der ~l1lngsbung BON
Puebl0 1T i'm berfIofenen Sriibiabr aus
nebmenb 9iinitig 9epeIen unb bic @rnteausz
ll3ten iinb infoIge befen gldn3enb.
s. 9. S9mtbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Die Grntefhdbun9en unieres Ader
baus2niniftertums.
# 8reier,

@on unen Trntef9Gbungen it1o rDtoriid
bic unTeres Mderborz9 81 Departments regelz
mGBiq bic unri6tigften. Die Grfdbrung Fat
erqeben, baB bas Department Die Ret1ni9e
@ei5enernte i'm Sabre 1891 um 100000
8uf6els unterf6dbt bat, Die bonn Sabre 1882
i'm 6O,O0O,OOO, bic oom Sabre 1893 I'm
80, 00O,O 900 unb bic bonn Sabre 1894 gar
i'm 100000. g3iht 70 arg mar Der Srr=
tbum in ben Sabren 1895 nnb 1896, oas
geaen finb i'm Iebten Sabre ielbf Die
I6limmI item Der friiberen 50lf4I4aBungsr
nod iibertroffen tporben.
Die GebtiG6rige @rnte purbe bon ben amt
li6en @9dbungsmeiitern i'm 4uguit boriz
oen Ssyabres auf 46O,OO0,0OO 8uibels oerz
anI6lagt, alfp niebriger als bic @rntsn be'
brei 9oriabre. Der Srrt1um tpurbe bali
10 augenfGuig, buB na4 8eenbigurg Der
grnte bds Oepurtement fi9 genOtbigt fab
feline @9Gbung nm 100000 gu er6Ober
= auf 53O,O0O,OOO. Nu9 bieIe S&dbune
bGieb mod Inn 100000 900 binter ben Pri=
batT6dbungen 3uriid, unb f9lieBli9 bat fit
berausgeiteqt, buB feGbf Die lebteren nod gu
niebrig tparen. uniere Iebtidbrige Grnt(
bat 8peifenos nabe an 6OO59OO,OO0 8ufbeGa
betragen. Die i'm QugwIt, uGs Die @rpte na=
beau eingebeimit mar, perDffentli9ts S9G=
bunq bes Mderbouz0 . Departments lit Iomi4
i'm ungefd6r 100000 8uibsGs Dintsr
Der Mahr6sit auriidaebIisben. Der grtraQ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
6eeen Sen Qpfelbaumbohrer.

@ir fennen leiber fem Mittsl, bnr9 beiz
fen Qnpenbung Der NpfeIbuum gegen bic
4ngriffe beg Npfelbaumbobrers liher gez
I9iibt perben tanr, i9rei6t Yrof. W. y.
Gltngerlanb bpn Der Nen yprter
eriu9sfotion gu Stbaca. Silt
bret Sabren BADEN mir NIT anerlet Bai9z
mitteGn our @erbitung Der 9firf"bo9rsr
erprrimentirt, bisber aber nidts gefHnoenA
bas tie ale fern bdlt, obue audi ben Baum
gu tDbten. Ser MpfeIbaumbobrer 4ber lit,
nie i9 CLAUDE, nod f6tperer fern8ubalten
dGs Der pfirit96Obrer. 9as Gin5ige, nag
ftb nit unIern jsbigen &enntniien odgegen
tbun GGBt, III, bic 8Gume 3peiz pOer Orei>
mai i'm Sabre iOrgfGltig gu unb iebe Spur
Der 8obrer gu 5eritOren, inbem man
iie beraus6obrt obrr ite mttteIs zines Sra9ts
erfi6t.
Gintge ponen guten grfoIg bobur9 erz
3telt BADEN, baB fe etipas boppelti@pefc!z
lauren 3obIenitoff(bisulphide of carbon)
in bic 2aufgrdben Der 8obrpiirm:r fpriB=
ten unb ben Gingung raid beri4lOfen. &ein
@of9mittel berbinbert bas ausgeipa4iene
Snieft, ben Safer, an benz 8erlufIeu bes
8aumes, penn er bu3u bereit lit. Sd babe
8Gume geTe6sn, aug fpel9en bic Safer f4
bur9 einen G~ementii6erSug, Der einen ball.
ben s3pQ ober mebr bid mar, berar3gearbeiz
tet batten. 8eftdnbtge @a4famteit aaein
lam bic @pfeI6dume BON ben 8Obrern freiz
balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Nus 0owa,
2anrence, poca6ontas g., Soma,
18. Stunt 1898.
WertEer Serr Simon!

WertEer 9err Simon!
Sn 8eaug auf bus S@r0pfen beg Some
merpet3ens, BON Dem in Der n8etlage" bic
gebe tpur, m69te i9 bemerten, DuB basiel6e
benz Wei5en bur9aus ni9t f4abet, 8enn
Der @ei3en besS9r0pfens bebarf 10 i9rDpfe
man nur BRETT brauf los, bo9 mo9te iA ben
8auernbriibern fagen, baB bas @9r0pIen
bier in bieier @egenb f9on i'm Monat Scat
bor5unebmen lit. Sd 3iebe es Oor, bantt gu
b%eginnen, tpenn bas 9etreibe unfdngt, in
1sinem blattrei9en 3utanb Ii9 gu logern,
B.. T., ebe er in ben 6alm i9eBt. 9ieFen
meinen &at6 fat elm 6armer bier nab,
laurence befplgt unb er 1T Ie6r 5ufrieo,n
NIT benz @rfOlg, au9 i6 6a6e mid BON Der
guten Wirtung iiber3eugt, Die bas S9r0pfen
bier uusgeii6t bat. 9ieIe r damn iagte, er
piin5de nun, 0aB er Bel feinem ge1ammten
@ei3en be oberen 8lGtter abgslnG6t 66tte;
feline Na9barn bdtten i'm ob te3 M6md6ens
ausgela9t, bod nun poQe er ie6en, ph Der,
pelher 8ulebt la9t, ni9t am beiten la4e.
Sept ieien me6rere ieiner Nad)6arn babel gez
tpeien unb 6dtten i6ren @ei3en gei9r5pFt,
pbtpo6t es ieiner Meiuung nu9 i9on gu 1pdt
baflr getpefen lei.
Mit 9ruB an ale 8auernbriber uno
8auerni9peItern
6pnrn9 2 Il II b
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Gin amerifanifdes RuIturparaotes
fir hoIdnoifde 8Iumen5wtebeIn.
ii.

Sci unierer Mntunft putosa uns 5ueri
bic Stdbte Sairbaben un0 Nen M9dtcom
et5eigt, BON Oeren bo9getegenen @traBen uni
Subrnegen aus mir cine punberpoae 4usz
fi4t auf Die berrlide 8ai geaaBcn. Nir be-
Yu9ten bann 3pei gei6 uuBer9al5 Del
@tabtgren3en bon SEEM WbdtcOm befegen'
Sarmen, pel9e beibe if9 in einem 3aitanOe
Der b08iten GuItur befinOen. &uf rer Ell
uen, Der bes 6rn. Bennett. iuhen mir aus
gesei6nete Gremplure BON Nat5tfen, @t@
lien unb Dtele 8aumf9ulpflan3pn. Die 2tz
lien paren Defenders fart entpidelt, neben
i6nen por3iiglide 9GOnien unO Stelptra
bleeding heart).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

ftation @DerIon. Spnte elmer Ober Der ana
bic bieiiege 8egeuo tpiinfaeH, 10 mag er nar
On MIDI f9reiben unb i'd perbe bereitpiGtJit
mid i9rsiben unb i9 nerbs bereitwiaigit
feinen Wiinf9en na9tommen.
Metnen beten 8ruB an sic unS ale bsutz
i4en 8~auern6riioer. SIN SpdtiaRr perSa
i'd mebr fir bic v8eitage" idreibsa.
Sobn 9ofmann,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

tretenben 5Iuie tbeiGtp,ife iiberT6pemmt
tperbe; auBer Die ufer tperben 3psdmdBig Be-
feitiat unb Der SGuB eingebdmmt, piirOe e
nt4t ratbfam iein, bier 8lumen3tpis6elfelbsr
au5ulegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

On perfaufeu: Gtue gut 9eIegene Tarn, 32o
- Mder. porSIoIibeS Sanb. IN safe @Duntp, z. Dofota
oleS uuter'm Rhu9, nenes Son6 inter euten geoius
gungerI, lei9t uno oortbetlboft. yGberes gu erfabreH bel
6. Blaufenburg, RaMona, safe Co., go. 2atDto.
15fuSupb
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-26
Officers Elected.

Great Falls, Feb. 25.-The Montana
Society Of sons of the Revolution.
which met in this city on Washington
birthday has elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: President,
Charles II. Benton Of Great Falls. first
vice president. William H. Raymond If
Fuller Springs second vice president,
J. Watson Buford of Missoula score
tary. Herbert H. Matteson Of Great
Falls: treasurer. James NJ Burlingame
Of Great Falls historian, Charles r.
Robinson of Great Fails registrar,
George B. Swan of Great Falls chap
lain. Rev. Robert :. Clark of Evans .
directors. w q. Go1rad Of Great Falls,
Joseph .. Gregg ~ treat Falls. Coll
onel Andrew = Burt of Fort Benton.
The society nov mas a membership
OF a.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Feb 25.-The opening tone in
wheat was somewhat irregular May was
quite weak, opening ss1fsc lower at from
81 .o3la to 81 o. and selling down inside of
a minute or two to 81 02la. then rallying
quickly to 81 .o3ls. July was by no means
steady, displaying the weakness that
early delivery did July opened a shade
lower at Sasa nsg7sc, where 1t hesitated for
ii short time and then slowly advanced
10 aoise.
Though news was of mixed character
that having a bearish tendency was APP
parently given the most attention at the
start. Liverpool was considerably lower
though not enough To cause much fresh
selling, The most important bearish news
will be the Argentine shipments amount
ing last week to |, 40S 900 bushels. which
was far from bearing out the statement
that the eNportable surplus of that coun-
try would not exceed 900 bushels,
After the first minute or SO OF trading.
however, this sort OF news was lost
sight Of The much more confident tone
OF Wall street and the prospects of delay
in decisive action over the Maine disaster
induced many sellers of yesterday TO turn
buyers and this demand exerted a fla
vorable influence on prices Immediately.
Fear Of alb uying furry which might
more conservative bears.
July showed more strength than did
May, and more trading was done in that
delivery throughout The Letter party
probably accumulated 600 bushels
Of July during yesterdays selling furore
and the amount of bidding for that dur
ing the morning developed the fact that
the market was pyersold. II resulted in
a gradual advance I'm July to 90Ac. May
meanwhile getting TO 81 .Q3as. A long pc
riod of dullness followed realizing by
smaller sealpers. causing reactions TO
81 .0i and sole.
Afternoon prices gradually tended
downward. A sharp break in California
wheat AT Liverpool Of 2iad was talked Of
a good deal and helped to start selling
again. july closed at sai4nSazsc and May
al 81 .03t2
Corn followed wheat May closing sc
lower.
oats were active aud strong early, but
eased off later, closing unchanged.
In provisions there was the same dispo-
sition To cover stun sold yesterday as in
grain. Near the close the market became
weak. MAY pork closed l5e lower. May
lard and May ribs 23.e lower.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-26
Had TO jump.
the FATE OF a PROMINENT
MARINE GROCERYMAn.
H. MonahaR one of Detos Oldest and Best Known Merchants
Meets with Serious Experience
From the Evening Ne,os, Detroit, mscA.

Prominent among the business men of
resides at 1919 Baker Street
He has been actively engaged in the gro
Gerry business for the past forty-seven years,
of which forty-two years have been in Detroit.
Coming here nearly half a century ago he
started into business at the corner of Second
and jefferson Avenues, and for years catered
to the marine trade. From Duluth to Buff
falo his nama rs an honorable, honest boat
supply man was well known to all boatmen.
No matter what time of day or night, the
Monahan Marine Grocery was kept open for
the convenience of the lake boats. lie is
the best known and Oldest retail grocery
dealer in Detroit. He has been successful
in business by his square dealings, and is yet
his large store, corner of Twelfth and Baker
Streets. TO reporter, he recently said
ssWhen we first opened the Jefferson Avenue
store we had TO work day and night. The
vessels that needed supplies, wanted them
right off and we had to jump all the time.
The reason vesselmen patronized us, was be-
cause we filled their orders at once. Every
hour counts with them and we had double
set of clerks that worked day and night.
have been hustlng all my life. No man
can succeed in business without hustiing
Some people hustle TOO much, and | was one
of them.
About four years ago | had 10 give uT
on account of my back giving out. 1t had
bothered me for years. For a week | sal
around the house and then had to 60 to bed
The family physician said that had worn
myself out by hard work. | did not Dc
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we'll, few going under $50; calves were
scarce. a few selling for s7.l2i2.
Hogs-Buyers of hogs held back and
prices averaged 2i2n5c lower. hogs selling
at an extreme range of s3.s2izff4. OIL.
chiefly at So s7lan4. 65: pigs. s.. 55n3.90.
Sheep--There was a fairly active de-
mand for sheep and lambs. Lambs weak
ened in price while sheep sold little
higher. Sheep sold at S5ft3.5o for the poor
est up TO Si.s5 for strictly choice fIocks.
fed Westerns selling mainly at "a f0n4. 81 ::
yearlings sold at 81 .75a5 and lambs at s4.5a
1880 chiefly at S. 25a5.5o feeders bring
ing s5.l0fa. 25
Reeeipts-cattle, 5000; hogs. 5000:
sheep 5000
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-Mining Stocks,
Metal Quotations-W Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York Feb. 2S.-There was sharp
recovery in the prices of stocks to-day,
in which the engagement of gold for inn
port was the predominant influence The
course of the exchange market yesterday
foreshadowed the early importation of
gold. which is the direct outcome of the
stiffening In the rates for call money. The
amount of sterling exchange held in New
York is variously estimated at from $40
1000 upward A large part of 1t has
been used as collateral for loans and the
large liquidation of loans has released a
quantity of this exchange and brought It
upon the market, In other words, the rise
in money rates makes it more profitable
to bring home funds which have been left
abroad on account of the higher rates
hitherto prevailing there. The import
movement of gold is likely TO continue
unless there should be sharp advance
in the money market in London and
Paris. The calling In OF this eountry's
gold credits abroad is likely to put stop
for the present to foreign buying of our
securities, which has been large of late.
and which continued even to-day.
The bears made an effort to retain con-
troll of the stock market at the opening
to-day by raiding a few of the specialties.
Manhattan. but they We're unable to wipe
out the gains shown in sympathy with
London. Trading was nervous during the
first hour but after that the upward ten
dency became fairly settled and continued
throughout the day with slight fractional
reactions.
A distinguishing feature of business was
the large number of small lots of stock
changing hands, rejecting a large invest
ment demand. The days highest level of
prices was not fully maintained but net
gains generally We're from one to two
points. Great Northern preferred gained
six points on renewed rumors of a val
liable distribution To be made to stock
holders. The effort being made to adjust
rate differences on Western and trans
continental lines was favorable factor
in the market.
Money on call loaned at 3 per cent. but
later became easier In response 10 gold
engagements. Rates were firmer in both
the money and commercial paper mar
kets
There was sharp rally in bonds to-day
in sympathy with stocks. Total sales.
81, $40. 600 L. S. new IS coupon declined
liz. L. S. new As registered and the old
As registered and the SIS Y bid.
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