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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

Peaches dull and all medium and common grades 'aTTr
The BUYER Fancy large and ripe about - ots are
WI worth shipping Tlackbcrri"s in Hight receipts 1.t
gsncraii{ 700 sIit am poor are little scadcr but ihe
common kinds drag Mt low prices i L Water
nrons in moderate supply and m~ipm 10 large '' n
BIZ iG$2 so 10 sorts sirS2 pear ;p, nov rate
Carolina per carrier 81 49,, po n,T crate i5casi o.
t az erscy 90 per- tb sss ap9s Flyore per Dbl
fsa3 so do Catherine 81 3oa@ 10 grs@n " Yo per-
&C., 2 2s@s do frd sas DO Jersey choice s. %
ware per ~ 7aioc do Niagara. 5lS do Moores En ally
@&sc: dG Ce'T@Tg ras per- quart 7aiOc blacSbccs
per quart 5ql2c huckiehcrries GID, sint9; pa
hi i5cas3 80 watcneons per Carload si-'"N-'"' w
csnse IN The l Gos S on 9Tea a.
Raspbcrries N buyers favor h"rr~s W. Choice iSrtc:
A'nS m nme Io5iGc 10 sGn-dred 6asc chops.
Qc end skim" @iiG gcnTcss eyspoTaie
iSiGc Cherries I0sNiIi4c apricots. iiplGc: prAn"S
qH0fs-No Improvement the demand hn prizes h se
TSaeh rSo, So ' S,,a pia cho c good PTm
choice IiaiIilc. 10 common to prime '9loc ye"""s'
i snel strair but there not much force TO me
demand and weaker feeling Vas S t, Unchanged We
quote" spring chickens local chGcT per ,o medium, la
80 S sS owi is oca and i2g2 d. SS Sou s2
i?c old roos''T r IT. S5, a. pigeons oa5o
irtFs-EiD Receipts large trade very I'i,, tsns
sS%nlS" ,hc an" srd P Sc"En ne rdsccl
quotations there not trade enough ~ ~ oIo'c:
- ar 10 give any stead'ncss fo l-i''~ w. IT,,
S'hckcns philadelphia. leaisr. DO W,si'rni 'y G..
l2a lie: do s,aldci. l0ai2c fowls lltl-, i Ing
,nrsevs 7Gac: spring ducks W's'"rn. ''',s e,,,bs
island ana Eastern l2'sc, Eastern geese '-'' ''
'U&SYy AND sTRAw-Marlet dul and laroiy '' ,o.ss:
very Iittle hay here which grades as ~ ~. " 5:1
IIay prime per 100 n, s5n."o d. ~ - , ~, oiy~i
o.. A. shiupirg SOC: trash @nG"Ne, 90 ,'' ..ar'
soS,. ry straw long SOdC5c. d. short ana cat s'"'
4Od45c. ...- -, - r-,o,o.s In fair
nlnd and a shade nrmer sweet = 'i,'S ste ,r,t
harcs ,carca and firm. Red onions 3ha1'
,"n,o ,elow ore in lirht supply ana Ein -,
about steady: fancy los Of Acme ana slrS, ,,,,s On
&c I'm, tlentv q KINDS ana I.'l.,, a.,
Gunner. weak Pickles plenty ana am hft :os crn
MI SUNNY and weak. Lima beans o"'i 49,. 80 -
iD., ~ rrec b,, small and poor stc dnl ana W'"N
Ne quote Potatoes. per M g. 5'!sin a. Pyei,oD'
III e. -s4s3 %. 90 .-I. So go m 1870
I, 5o%s2 10 DO red Slati 20: squash 20 -. ~, AZ
ius.t, con s0c. green ler 100 .ofi - "a
i5c. cabbases Sass. tomatoes 70 tnh n"N -, itis
cuctnbers so075c; peppers ~ roo xI"x. rcIsrv
,er don roots as size and col T. Wers,, So" 80
ic@ lar. si6$2. string beans e -'-@' ~ NINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

Chicago Aug I (SpcciaD.-Corn was the leader today
advancing llac'. cents. arl closing AZ about the top
Tho country is SRI running nnss. bIying corn weak
places and buying T. thc strong buying con'inu-
u-ly Corn professionals have been nyhi.ag the ad'anc"
since The May 80 ccnts. September. which closed
Il, ~. cents Tuesday to-day touched -. AMI closed NJ
49, cents May which closed 49, Tuesday. sold at 49,
cents and closed ~. cents Iowa and Nebraska arc
EN- practically without ruth Tn" ether states have
had showers. portion u the belt has yet
had a good general victims down The were 2NS
tho estimate FOR ThursGay $50 the oricia weekly crop
bulletins Issued to-day put the damage 20 corn IN
more sensational liNht than any assumed 50 Tar There
prospect natural corner IN september. STOCKS
light and the receipts small and the open interest
large. Tho best talent here Is advising sales Of
May.
whoa opened weak closed Re e'p,s
enofrn us over $4,000 lush chicago md l2u'oo
bush a, primary points wheat finally caught the bull
cnthus'asm advanced cent from IA" bottom.
53i soli between 70 and - cents and closed 53'.
Gisf. cents Receipts go cars. the estimate FOR
Thursday go The nnnl strength Helped by talk
u compilcl'lns growing out ~ the Oriental and
~ renewal ~ the talk 81 crop ailur" In Rumania.
Onis up fractiona.y. In sympathy with corn. May
Provisions firm within lderate Lard
and ribs closed wh.r" they did TUESDAY. pork
an advance Il This s'cndiness In spite ~
largo receipts 5000 today and rs 900 for Thursday.
But ruth Of hogs IL WEI. understood he due
% ack - feed IN the country.
the curb puts September wheat were 53.: calls.
5fh cents. Puts On s.psmhcr corn were 46's cents.
calls, 20
Provisions stocks show: Pork 53552 barrels lard.
2oGii ticrces; ribs. hIS7.Go pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
CASH. QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York August !. 1924
COrrON-The market opened steady and pom. % -, ~
thar ne yesterday on tetcT
liverpool spot cotton which resulted IN an aoHah0 VI
80 ~ three noints on futures Liverpool me I'M
movement abroad however soon lost ana du'n s M
s,,s,noon yerpoo contracts declined successvry SIN
times xonr of u point each break. THIS was que
savorshIe cron reports from this side nder ms
influence our declined nearly ~ points run ~
,erday's close closing finally 5u6 points lower man
closed YESTERDAY steady Total sales ioi ne
DAG Of the bulsh "i
dsy was the report Texas stating that te
Gro, had been damaged. There was "a sisH'
rally on this news did hold Inc Iece'P's al
Unison today were 3Tl bales including l35 bales new
cotton and this something 10 DO win "eaKehns Se
,narke Prices today touched the lowest point on inns
cron and IL seems as everybody was looking TOT we
ioxes, nrIces known. which would mean that 'he
cotton will sell for the lowest pce ever 'oucne1
ON cotton Was Sc Here there viii he found trader
who believes that the good crop repots an exaggeia
ton but believes in them by large hayory,
hence ontimisc views don't count ShoIts run
On cover quickly and 20 have desire 10
take profits Of few points The weekly ~eatne
In south general conditions continue favorable
except that ciordincss impaired the
condition In localities Georgia reports that cotton mas
made rapid growth frutng heavily in most 10.
cotton in places In Alabama cotton has grown rapidly
and is heavily frued In Mississippi cotton Is fruitlng
we'll boil WORMS slowly spreading some compliant OF
blight rust and shedding. Louisiana cotton is shedding
slightly; worms disappearing In Texas precipitation
below normal except East temperature below
is needed cotton picking In progress IN
portion In Arkansas prospects were never pet
ter the plant is growing nicely and fTutng well Ten
is needing rain In Oklahoma cotton pros
Opening range and close to-day closing bids IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

YORK, August !. lS'i
BEANS AMP PEAsA few somts..c narrow ban, haze
for less demand not large eu, STOCK .cerce MEDIUM ind
Come So hand slowly ond tho feeling is barely steady
Foreign beans in very light demand at the moment and
s sH"S ne We quote for ehoce qgay ean docsic
bush g y; q medium g. DO "a. 9S
90 90 sns sdap 30 %
@.2 co. DO foreign marrow, 81 4Oas2 CO. DO foreign
peas bbls; o!,s9@i 10: do bags. 81 o2h9si o.: do
BTTTfR~The market has made a further slight i'm
provenent fancy fresh creamery sales mixing To-Day
22i1a23c such is light In the receipts md the
quiet and any higher prices look dangerous There are
cn'y q fair huh s ss 6v s Ge,n . at @
arriving. The Western pnckings gaining in strength
under frissr sps.ulays buying We qn9s cssa%s5y
DO hsts 2o2ic; DO ieaisc; 90 thirds iiGisc
s: dssa a' nil" s 90 :ss:'sf
ltdl1c; do seconds Ba4ifc Western dairy, nrss. 100
iSHc: do tubs nrs's TO extras isspi5c; do thirds 10
one two shippers P shcrsd any Interest
very and weak Git edge lots Of colorei cool
and S.y od up 70 s but sS9d s 2,t Of the @Ss
Tor fancy white From those prices selling rates ranged
Sasns S for % Ps me
last week but demand only fair. Small siow and
cream large Size. soor.a aney s@s " '' DO whr
fancy s.c; do choice. sisas;sc 20 good prime So
Sc 90 90 to 20 ,eA g % psr
sfGSHe % so%mo1 to p5"se sSS, ,,., ., LARGELY
of defective quality and demand confined to grades:
these steady at i4e but large Of III.
sey per doz Ice; State and Pennsylvania ioc Western
prime i+c do fair to good 1870 3sc; do case. s8
FRUITS FREsH-Apples are in liberal supply. dull
suffer on the competition with California nartle and
ordinary cooking pears are too plenty for the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCK,
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCK,
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

m
without any material increase in transaction,
the stock market to-day declined and the gains
shown In the feeble rallies Of yesterday were
more than wiped out. The Granger group we,e
fairly active and responded 70 the confirmation
By the Government weekly weather report N
the reports Of serious damage ID the growing
corn which have been in circulation all the week
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific fell per cent
and the loss in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
was a little larger. The question u maintaining
present rates OF dividend is wrapped up In the
threatened heavy deficiency In the corn CROP
Speculative sentiment was indicated in the
offers 10 sell the next dividend on Quincy at |
per cent. and in wagers Of five 10 one that IL
per cent would not be declared. The bear fac.
lion appears TO furnish the bulk Of the selling OF
all these stocks. but 1t Is evident that precaq.
tionary realization by holders forming an
element in the market. The decline Of per
cent in Erie was significant merely because the
dealings while small, were on a much larger
scale than in long time Chicago Gas declined
from 73x 10 1l7sa12%. American Sugar Rein.
ing recovered from 1925 to lOi'. alOi%. It was
the only important stock which escaped the weak
and lower closing Of the general market
Dispatches from Washington big with
promise OF an early compromise on the tariff
question. TIE movements OF the market may
reflect a growing Indifference 70 tariff influences
at any rate the rally in Sugar did not indicate
any loss OF confidence that the bargain with the
Trust was threatened. Contrary 70 general ex.
pectatios the engagements Of gold for export
tomorrow exceeded 81 300 0c0 material part
Of the shipments will go 20 London by way Of
SOUTHAMPTON on the German steamer. although
quotations for sterling exchange Were reduced
The outward flow Of gold may have lis hucua-
tons but II the apathy Of the Administering
continues. the exhaustion or the Treasury goa
reserve will become a matter Il mathematical
calculation in which the end may be predicted
10 within a few weeks
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were virtually neglected at
the Stock Exchange, but bids for the IS were
slightly lower. Final quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

Market closed steady to points net decline com
pared yesterdays closing prices !ransierIlole .
notices CAS-. Total sales. 1900 bales New 9k spp'
sales to-day and last night officially reported; for COZ
sumption 1853 bales: contract 900 bales tpta lou
bales spot market steady; m.ddling upands l'.lV1
yesterdays closing NewYork net receipts. ~ hales
gross Is5 bales: exports Continent ~" bales Grea,
Britain 1Oi bales sales, 1906 bales spinneTs LOO
bales; stock 1856 bales. Total net port receipts 10
day bales; far this week 2GS3 bales Exports
TODAY: Great 3O4 bales. Continent Lap DaIeS
Thus far this week Great Britain LOCI bales france
49, bales: Continent 1911 bales; stock pa 200 bales
speculation and export 800 bales American ll"" ba-s
receipts 300 bales: American. 5000 bales middiing
upland 1915 opened steady. buyers at i-04i
advance; barely steady az net unchanged - od
decline August Bad: September October 8 asa -
October ember 344g3 ~; November )ecerne t0g
40 December January. 3+6G31I. January-renrnary
3I7d3 as: February March 349s: March April 3Jofol
April-say 352s Manifestations dull; cloths dull
COFFEE-On "a moderate business prices moved up
sharpv owing chiefly improved cables. which brought
about better local demand The improved STOCK market
also tended advance prices In measure no ohcla
cables are unchanged 800 refs exchange higher at
lie: receipts 1900 clearances for Cniei states
IL 900 bags Santos market hrmta 100 reis advance 70
ia 100 refs: receipts. HOO bags stock. 1891" Dhg.
Marseilles arrivals July 100 bags receipts ll"
bags: stock bags Hamburg opened steady al \.
pfc advance. and closed steady at .5. pig ADVANCE
August rs rs pigs September. 10 10 pigs. October 40
advanced fr: August. ~ IL frs September 9'20 ns
Ocober 81 frs sales 900 bags southampton arrivals
Tor July os5 deliveries 23so tags; stock Au-
gust l. s. bags
hays s follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

go ., 20 care ro,,v. and sS cars Southern. Live cattle
mark., was quiet Prices on medium 10 inferior gan"s
about steady. Offerings OF Texas ana olnei % ma
were mostly all light and prices showed no no
tcral change. Native steers. 81 WdS4 rNlAssu - 40.
c,v. q 20 T.xas steers S2TS2 Hogs-Recrips "a
head market opened 30 lower. but near tnc 'o ' III
decline was established Medium STEADY ne
~ lies ~ but@bns If s5aS5 10 Shecp-Recep's. ~
hend Market slightly improved Far 10 go'u "u''"
sheep sold 81 5GGS2 Gj. lambs. 50 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

The market for Brazil coffee Is hrmer. owing 10 the
iS@aIGSc for fiat bean The grocers are looking for
coffee and something passing Into their hands on 'ss
isitc. coffee firm and fairly active at the old
FfoUR~ MEAI-Four surprisingly active today.
iSsiadi as' ssss sales mostly Al
o hsu, ssrp sse e e% OF hs apahc state Of trade
recently. Local jobbers bought quite readily and a, the
s to those there us' quite block spring
wsa Ss . se wr S a 81 90 go The d
1900 bbis winter patents. 81 eoasa 20: 500 bbs city
"; a. s. s ac 81 ns 'iSss Ss. 1900 ~a
g sas Is s @s 400 sSss .s % so S c So "a
ana los sss city minis g Sss.s s. 800 81: ss XXX
s Ii a5 81 g .ssss III
s sSsos . Sits"t clear. for SG" ssOf, @
s.: sSs e "a ;,s,I
s ..ei 60
iiSs g. hns a3n so sgse: sase
ssgse: SSniny c.Ss .sSsSd: co'onsssd meal: 81 100
aRAiN~wHEAT-T wheat market worked up today
corn 10 r.. opsnns was about he hna prices
night Prices orns up hsd s IN .s s a FEW .
small and at midday on the reaction in corn
S Say Of 'iS local shor,s by
ssnn IN m on OF SR By
The Sr's ns veE ss as %.r
doing very little seemed
selling side Reports from abroad regarding
the yield are about as hitherto Western news is
unchanged. The Of wheat continues heavy
indeed and for the three days this week has gained
VGS bush the movement the corresponding time
last Interior receipts in spring wheat to-day
6746 bush Chicago 5lsssd BUSH nearly all winter
AGAINST sslsI S Ss:s
against 16o8 s22 BUSH l.2I3
10 bush: 200 1871 BUSH against 5%5 i54 bush
wheat hrrn and little more active shippers
bought loads and miiers loads sales included 10000
bush Toledo i5l0ac under September delivered
hard Mwauke. &c under september deverr e.'' and
5000 unsrsdcd red. 5%Qo5he At the close Septem
j6c. No red In elevator was quoted at 5Skc
.CORN-There regular stampede In
day resulting In rise Of 2xc August with May and
December 1hc: at Chicago September advanced 2sc
mornings strength seemed 10 be due 20 the
weather and bulletins and TO reports from the
rush OF country buying. which with the covering Of
easily affected prices during the early part
the day. At midday there was some reaction. but later
with help from the bull party in september at Chicago
cable reports that the Rumanian half ruined
second advance in prices which carried the
up the highest price OF the day and the
unsettled and irregular at the advance The after
IN 1t than anything else. September displayed the
greatest strength and the distant deliveries especially
May Chicago advanced only INC The reports from the
States certainly very bad and there IL
however good many local showers. and In Illinois the
crop been greatly benefited In other States the
showers not been well distributed and
twentyour hours delay means 90 much more ruin The
fIrs OF the month and this shortage may change con-
Of other cereals sufficiently 10 have
material The private dispatches from
good States report that farmers are using wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Aug Lotion quiet miidl'ng. GHc: low
mdlng t-.c. good ordinary Gtc. and gross receipts
bales. including bales crop: exports constwisr
rai" i5i bales all apinners stock 1920 bales
Norfolk, Aux. cotton quiet: midilins. Gxc low mid
ding -iGc. good ordinary. js.c
ccips bales exports ooastwlse 800 bales: sales 40
bales: stock. 800 bales.
savannah. Aug Cotton dull miiilins. GNc. low
mddng &c good ordinary. &c. net receipts % bales
receipts. 81 bale. exports coaswise. 3i' bales
sales bales. stock. S.iII bacs.
Newt orleans, Aug. l-'o'ion quiet: good mdins
I loo: mddng Gs,c: low mi,ng Gkc. good ordinary
G.c receipts i2s bales: gross 40 bales exports 10
Continent. 900 bales. coaswsc. 1880 bales; sales
$50 bales stock ~. G33 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

extensively in the place Of corn. and wheat bulls are
hoping that the Will dispose OF from ooooooo
hush 10 ~ bush OF the wheat In ms way
Cash corn WIS dull but strong little lot OF NO su
at 5jc delivered; No In store was quoted =. nns 49,,
nrcc .OATS-It quiet. STRONGER maIkc'
in oats futures prices working Up With corn ~ h o
,ns ~,c,d AZ The advance Their liile feature
TO trade Speculation Ia small locally although sohe"nt
more Chicago. Reports on the ouuurn vi Wv.
more receipts This week 50 laT
have shown an Increase go bush a; The in'ero
The great strength corn. however naturally lhd lnc
influence on price,. Cash oats were steady, WIN iSIH
active trade 900 bush No sold ri 4oc IN stotr, No
white n 600 bush at 4ic: No white 3D.Up bush al
4Oc and track white, 80. 900 bush. at 4iel5ic.
NE give comparison the closing prices OF the previous
FOR The N ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
EIROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London Aug l. 43o y. m-consols. io 1910 for both
money and the account. New-york PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio first mortgage b)nds. 1914; Canadian Pacific oi;>
Erie IL do second cons1ls. "a Illinois Central 30. Mnx
81 Paul common. $751;: New York Cen
trn 30: Pcnnsyyania 30. Reading SN Mexican Central
per cent bonds. 54t Atchison Common. l. Indian
bills aottsd toda, AZ decline Of 1924 per
rupee Money n1 per cent The rate of discount In the
open market short bills IL DIG and for
months bills per cent Paris advces quote per
io2 francs 2I confines for the and
exchange London 2, france iIt centms for checks
$40 y. mThe amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of
England balance to-day Is f22O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
TIE STATE or TRADE.

raltInore Aug Flour dull. unchaneed; saies 90,
bh.s weak No red spot. o5'sg'.t'o I'VE "a
53153Lc September 53iaai3S.c. steamer NO I.l; ~
G50isc; milling wheat by sampo ji45fizc stock 'o'"o
bush. sales 1900 bush Corn du,,; riSed tpot anu
August SOC asked Southern corn, "tc; do yelow -
stock les bush: saes. 1000 bush oats qu,'I an.
sicady No > white Western. new. 39n4or NO hinru
do 3cd3Sc. stock. les i6p hush Rye dun No = 1,hfo
stock 1000 hush. Hay quiet lfftloc Grain ireigh5 ~
changed Butter firm. fancy creamery, &C. 40 Ian,',
he; packed ii0i:c. Eggs firm. ll'2Hl2c 'onee
steady lGi.dl6iec. Others unchanged
Boston Aug Flour quiet. Corn higher. Oats quiet
and shorts steady. Provisions hII i'u''nr ~,
and higher: creamery. 2lu22c western Zof='c
Chcese steady: hes, Northern. DC Eggs steady
buffalo Aug i.-Sprlng wheat quiet easy; sales l1nV,
bush No hard T. &c 1900 bush y" hard spot DC.
Closing 80 hard. G}A.c spot. G21.c T. ~ NoIhc
gr dema nd: 40 > rcd 81. bid DO store 53.c asked
y, white higher 5SuiS'sc: No extra whte. 49,,
com higher: better demand closing No yellow" ozs"
51N,c. No , corn. 5lhiJlNc store. No yellow TACK,
59,c. sales 1900 bush No yellow 'O.d12tc, lnW
bush No . corn 49ajOc 2,oD0 bush do 1o'm1lc sior.
oats weak lower: closing inside prices sales cars No
. white 3Gisa3Ic 2 cars 40 white. 3G"; cars No :
4OGfic Rye neglected. 80 2 SO asked ri ,uF
easy. host patent sprnG 81 6jHf3 49, bakers siiaight
81 i0Is3 20 family winter. g. l0nN 30; straIsh,,
winter NJnS2 90. rye nour. q h5IS2 20 MIL terd
active strong 40 higher. COars" winter bran bulK
ST. o.: medium Si5: winter wheat shipments ~ ~
spring D.. tl % medium o. s'3 ~ sprins ,hip
ncnfs sI3 80. nnc white fced $ij 5OGsi5 -; medium
feed s5. frcshs firm; wheat, 3'1c corn. &c 20
Ncw-York
chicago Aug. 1.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

Receipts Of bresdsturs ~ interior points In Thousand
last three cipheTs 1000 omitted Flour bbs gram Ous
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-29
Halfway Progress.

A review of the progress of railroad
construction is published III the Rail
way age of December Dist. For the
year 1894 the total new mileage is l.
919 OF which 1913 miles are in Arizona
which leads in the construction OF
new roads this year. A summary of
the review is given as follows:
"The steam railway q the United
! States now aggregate i'll length no
less than 1862 miles. Or this mile.
age $4,000 miles verre added in the
last ten years, an average of 5,430
miles each year. II the next five
years show an average Of little over
1000 miles OF new road per year-anl
the promising enterprises already on
foot aggregate far more than 2O,OOU
miles-the opening of the year of orr
Lord 1000 will see in this still rnde
veloped country OF magnificent pro.
portions 100000 miles OF railway in
operation for the transportation of
passengers and freight, not counting
the vast and rapid increasing mileage
Of light roads, electrical and others
which will share with the steam rail.
ways in short distance passenger
travel"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-29

night, in order to exhibit them to
some particular friend who may be
dining at the executive mansion. To
this the nurse seriously objects, for
she has the trouble Of putting them
to sleep again, and besides, she says
it is not good for the children The
last time ambassador Bayard visited
the Clevelands, which was just previ-
GUS to his return to England, he was
escorted to the nursery by the Presi-
dent. The ambassador kissed the
baby as it slept in it's cradle. The
child awoke crying. The nurse hap
pened to be out CT the room at the
time. The President, instead of try
ing to soothe the child, called out to
the ambassador as if greatly alarmed
Run, Tom, for your life! IF the
nurse catches us there will be muir.
der" They just mananaged to es
cape rs the nurse responded to the
cries OF the baby Milwaukee Wis
consin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-29
MIghtIer than tho President.

The President OF the United States
is high and mighty dignitary, but
there is one individual and. she is Of
the opposite sex, who is "a bigger
man" than Mr.. Cleveland. This is the
nurse who has charge of his children.
She.is acurious character, and the only
person about Che White House md
possibly in Washington, whom the
President is really afraid of. She is
MS much an autocrat OF the White
House nursery rs the President is of
the Cabinet room. The President ia
very fond Of waking his children after
they have been put to bed for the