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Carolina, by appointment of Senator
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was to repeal all the provisions of the
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continue the sugar bounty until Febru-
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The Senate adjourned.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

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that the President has kcontracted for
100000 rifles. The report of General
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night by hanging. She was AZ years of
age. Dependency is ascribed as the
cause of the deed.
: John Morley, Chief Secretary for Ire
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the House of Commons, said the govern-
ment would reintroduce the evicted
tenants bill at the next parliamentary
session.
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August 8, say the Nicaraguan authori-
ties are in full possession there. They
proclaimed martial law. The streets are
patrolled by soldiers under arms.
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Everything, sir" answered Richard.
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A FALLING OFF.
Whiskey | Does Not Increase Government
Receipts as Expected.

Whiskey Does Not Increase Government
Receipts as Expected.
Washington, August 17.-Copies of the
new tariff bill-.have not yet been mailed
to customs collectors, but are being
printed and will be.sent out as fast rs
received at the treasury department, the
Pacific coast being served first. Prints
will be made to conform to the engrossed
measure in the minutest particulars. At
the treasury department. it is said the
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sources. showing great rusn to take
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tax of 80 cents gallon (proof). escaping
the addional tax of 20 cents kproyided by
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ing dropping off in the internal.revenue
receipts. 1t was expected they would
reach million and half every day un-
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crease from Yesterdays receipts Of more
than $500, ,000.-- Yesterdays receipts were
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trfct, and several southern railways are
calling for more coal and southern iron
works are dshipping more iron than a
year ago.
tits reported that Atlanta hardware
Jobbers based the recent prices on the
Wilson.bill and prospective passage of the
Senate bill will make Indifference in pro-
poets eastern cotton manufacturers to
buy more freely now. Three leading
Texas cities, in view of the exceilen
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pectively the largest cotton crop on re-
cord, regard the business outlook; very
favorably. The proposed change in the
sugar schedule exerts material depres-
Pennsylvania and east of the Mississippi
river reports almont uniformly favorab BILE
trade conditions, with gains in demand
and industrial activity, the exceptions
being Indiana and Illinois pottery indus
tries, and among Indiana clothing man
ufacturers. who report they expect to
reduce wages. The country merchants
IN the twosstates named have been buy
ing heavily from Chicago job bers, that
city's trade from region west of the Mis-
lss1ppl having fallen off. St. Louis con-
tlnues the exceptionally favorable report
OF previous weeks with an additional
feature OF demand for iron increasing.
More important cities in Wisconsin and
Minnesota report an improved outlook
for trade and an increase in the volume
of business due to favorable crop re-
turn. An increased demand is noticed for
groceries, hardware, cutlery and shoes.
Serious damage to corn in Kansas had
an unfavorable effect at Kansas City,
and the crop damage in that state, as
well as Nebraska and Iowa.is overshad-
owing other conditions, and character
izing trade reports from Lincoln, Oma-
ha and Burlington.
Exports of wheat (four included) for
the United States and Canada, both
coasts, amounted to 2, ,979, 1924 bushels,
against 6,129, 900 this week year ago
The bank clearings at 81 cities this
week aggregate $791 900, 600, gain of
two per cent over this week year ago.
The number of business failures in
the United States this week is 234,
against 400 in the like week of last year.
The earnings of seven railroads for
June show decrease of 1873 per cent in
gross, 21.8 per cent net Tor the six
months. The total gross earnings of 157
railroads, more than two-thirds of the
total mileage of the United States, ag-
gregate $508, $50, 469, and the net earnings
are SS7, ,e29,U96, a falling off respectively
of 1914 per cent. gross, .18 Sssper cent net
from year ago. The bestsshowing is
by the Southern and Granger railroads,
and the poorest by the Southwestern
and Pacific lines.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Bradstreets Report Of Interviews
With Business Men.
WAGES MUST BE LOWERED On
ACCOUNT OF THE TARIFF BILL.

Southern Merchants Are the Only Ones
Business Is Improving Somewhat
Lumber Merchants Feel Especially
Gloomy Over the Prospects-Many
Failures During the Past Week
New York, August 17.-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say: Special teegraphic
and mail advlces summarizing inter
views with more than 500 leading whole
saledealers and manufacturer at AZ cities
through out the country as to the pres
ent effect. if any, of the prospective
tariff settlement, and the outlook as
to the effect of the Senate tariff bill,
should it become law,-indicaJe rela-
lively less enthusiasm at the larger east
ern centres, excepts.New York and Balti-
more, almost uniform satisfaction
throughout the Southern States, and
similar advices from central and north
western states except where serious
crop damage has taken place.
In the Far West, little interest is man
Tested in the tariff legislation, notably
at Denver and Helena. where silver at
tracts more attention. Portland fears
the result of the reduction of the tariff
on lumber.
At San Francisco.an improvement in
the demand is expected, and considerable
freight is offering for shipment to China.
A feature is found in the declarations
from the manufacturers of wooden goods,
glassware, pottery, iron, steel, at var ious
centres of production that the wages
will probably be reduced. Importers of
woolens are said to have the market this
fall, and clothing dealers, it is decalred
should do fair business, but not try
to carry over light weights till January
/. Cotton merchants declare the settle
ment of the tariff comes too late to help
them this fall, and lumber dealers speak
regretfuly of the reduction of duty in
their line.
Opinion seems to favor the probability
OF nearby gain in the volume of tran
sactions in general lines, due to the nec-
essity for supplying the depleted stocks,
but many expect a reaction after such
an Improvement, d1e to conservative
influences born of the experience of the
past year. No serious reductions in
prices in any line appear robable, the
eHecJs OF Gne probable tariff changes
apparently having been discounted.
Within a week the prices of sugar, al
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yanced; leather is stronger; and prob
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or recently have been, on bed rock.
Wool is nominally unchanged but could
be purchased at concessions which
would have been refused a week ago,
The leading cereals. after the imitation
last week, are fractionally lower, and
western cattle and hogs rs are down as
we'll.
Aside from che probable Improvement
due to the ending of the uncertainty
in businss, neither Boston, Providence,
Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pitts burg, New
ark or Rochester merchants interviewed
express noteworthy enthusiasm as to the
trade prospect. No gain is reported in
trade circles at the southern cities.
Several Thousand coal sstrikers have
gone back to work in Birmingham dis
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QUEEN OF THE SEA.
The Campania Made a New Ocean Re
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New York, August 17.-The steamer
Campania, from Liverpool, arrived east
OF Fire Island at p. m. The Campania
sailed from Queenstown ATLAS p. m.,
on August 12, or $40 am, New York
time. The time of the trip, ALLOWING
two hours from Fire Island to the Sandy
Hook bar, will be five days. nine hours
and 20 minutes, beating all previous
westward records over three hours. Sne
made the run to the bar
in less than two hours. The best west
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Lucania, was made in October, 1888.
and was five days, IL hours, 81 minutes.
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The Close Of the Muster at Camp
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4,a'lonat -, u"i1 - -e1ne iron'Canp Cieaves
eouas. ine so,1 p,oAe camp al @'oo 'nis
isernoon anu ue lou LUZ sneir MONIES at =.
Aine was iolM.1 'ne, camp anu tne
soi''iere iiaionea ~ lne uepot uhuer the
uonillahu y, ~. =. hehaaii OF the lss
nesinien'. no pioeui' winch was won oy
:, Tue iss neg iinenT ~ war eAhioiteu along tne
iihe VI Maron. ~ piesule won ny the flne