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RailrnadS.


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ChriAtopher SITS.
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@or Sale or On Eet--Cuuntyu.

DENT S~bOO.-couutry home. 8 acres. modern con.
~ yeniencssI Ao minutes out Z. Il, X. New Jersey.
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STEAMBOATS,.
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Leave Pier 10. N. R.. foot of Warren st.. week days
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NEW HAVEN. - Fare. 81; EXCURSION. O. .60.
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cepted). s P. II. Returning leaves New Haven 1880
night.
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pATESTs for inventions procured promptly, low
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Real Gstntc 9ur sale-Jlew Jerscu.
aafal estate tOt sals-gouutru.

q ACRES good land with buildings, near station,
JAMES HOOK. Dover, Del.
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SOPRANO wants a position IN a Catholic churchl
~ sight readers pnro voices nrst-ciass reference.
quILMANT, box IL. sun once.
STENoaRAPHER. typewriter, and telegrapher do
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Miss HUGHES. 100 LIST st., city.
THoRouGHLY compstept young Franoh woman as
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English; btst city references. J. o., boz 5l7 sun
uptown once, 1895 Broadway.
oomnetent young French woman rs
maid TO young lady or children best references.
A. W, box ooI sun uptown onice. 1885 Broadway.
THoRoUdHLY competent cook; understand all
KINDS soups meaie. pastries act can furnish best
city references, 2ts West seth st., care OF Grant.
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town once. 1895 Broadway.
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for Sale OF a. gtt-agestrhtster Ga.

VoNKERS, N.aY,-House 1a rooms, y acre; an.
Il other, 4 rooms and hath; both all Improvements,
0 minutes to depois. H., Grand Union Hotel. n. Y. city.
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west stae.
VANDAM BIT, handsome fuFpisnsd
v rooms TO let for two. with or without board.
77TH ST, "a wEsT.-sinsie room. with boardt
IL table boarders wanted.
SETH ST, % wEsT.-Two large rooms, second
~ doors; also hall room, n~rstolass
lions; references exchanged.
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VIRGINIA. AR M . s;:
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49,
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Il inSton av., sacrificed At sls. 900.
GIBSON. 55 Liberty st.
OF III ST. l8i WESr-Fou,- story and ba, mont
~ hardwood finish. bay window dw cling; Al con.
d!:ion, carpets, sac, gas nxturos. partly furnIshedi
CYRILI.E CARREAu. Grand At. and Bowery.
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A YOUNG man desires a position with o good busi-
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ONCE And can furnish heat OF references as to charRc.
ter. ability &c.; 10 reliahle and Industrious; ~ years
OF age. Address BRIGHT, box lb5 Sun ONCE.
poY. IL. would like position In once or wholesale
~ house whore there In q chance for advancement.
Can operate Remington typewriter. Address A. &c,
puTLER OR VALET DE CHAMRRE, FRENCH To
ID WAIT ON BEST REFERENCE.
20 BARRo ST.
CLERK wishes position In newspaper ONCE; has
" had several years experience In the h1ndline OF
all kinds OF di,play and miscellaneous advertising;
to anybody needing my services I can furnish ex.
cellent References. Address j.. box 175 Sun uptown
once, 1858 broadway.
CAN nj, position IS travelling salesman, cashier. or
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Eooi rrferencesi travelled aeyen years; speaks Ger
man: Address TRUSTWORTHY. box 104 Harlem
Sun branch. 1ls West 126th st.,
(NoLoRED c~oachman, nrst.ciasn city driver. wishes
" s%ltuhtlon; CITY or country; thorouKhly undor-
stands care OF horses. harness and carriages; refer
ence from last place. T., 2So West 2sth OF.
TTE Assist nt.-Yorng mau, seven yean' ex-
" perienoe; best of references; understands cutting
and fitting. ]. A. T., box 1tA Sun uptown once,
1898 Broadway.
DEFINED young couple will care for moderate.
III aiZed houa. or apartment during owners alb
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Broadway.
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FURNISHED apartments Hjautea.

WANTED. for April and May. by q family of adults.
w o furnished apartment below 2Sd st., Now
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lAlNE STEAMSHIP CO.,
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DAILY TT,

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furnishea gsuuses az gtt-g. >


A FURNISHED HOUSE, for GUNNER or for the year;
N finest location; 10 miles from New York; go
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OF all kinds; lawn tennis grounds; house in best or
der. Apply room d. 10th floor. st. Paul building.
Broadway and Ann nc.
NUTLEY N. j.. ten rooms and bath, nicely fur.
N nished. all conveniences; nve minutes walk from
station. For further particulars address s.. box 118
Sun once.
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cepted as additional evidence OF prepara-
tons for emergencies. Last week the heavy
demand for money from the interior, due
TO the desire of interior institutions to
strengthen their reserves, led to rise In
the money rate, which naturally started an
import movement of gold. This week the
money market was decidedly easier and
the level of the call money rates is dis
tinctly below that in London, so that there
should be profit in leaving credits abroad
at interest But there has been no inter-
ruption to the engagements of gold for i'm.
port, which have now reached a total OF
considerably over $l6,0B,000.
After the available supply of gold in the
open market had been absorbed the Bank
of England and the Bank of France resort-
ed to the most extraordinary expedients to
prevent the withdrawal of gold, the premi-
UNI demanded being sufficient under all or
binary circumstances to check the cut
flow of gold. AS high as Z per mile
was asked by the Bank of France for gold,
Friday as to refuse to pay gold altogether
Cold is, however, being taken from the
Bank of England for New York. In view
OF the current ease in money rates this in
sistent demand for gold must probably be
attributed to uneasinesS over the future
and desire to increase the reserve Of the
precious metal against all possible contin-
gencies.
Railroad bonds have shown full sympathy
with the weakness of stocks, but dealings
have been mostly in the speculative issues,
and the liquidation not large. United
States new tours have declined 319 bid, the
fves and the old tours l bid and the old
fours, coupon, and the seconds II per cent.
bid
The following table. prepared by L. w.
Louis, Room II, Board of Trade, shows the
range of quotations.:
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lies, $5.75G7: picked shoulders, $4e2ikG475;
picked hams, T75QS.
Lard easier; Western steam, $40; refined
weaker Pork easier; mess, Sl025ql0 80;
short-clear, $10.50Q12.50; family, $11u11.50
Iallow dull; city, 3 u-16c; country, Sss
Rice steady; fair to extra. 1860; Japan.
5isQ5Ssc.
Molasses firm: New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, 2SG33c.
Coffee-OptionS opened barely steady at
unchanged prices to points lower, ruled
irregular, with weak undertone. following
unsatisfactory news from Brazilian mar
kets, heavy receipts and weak local spot
market, further eased off near close under
bear selling, closed barely steady at I'M
changed prices to 10 points net lower. Sales,
1880 bags, including: March. 5.15c; May,
5.2Oc. Spot coffee-Rio weak: No invoice,
57sc; No. jobbing, 61sc Mild quiet; Cor
dova. S4M16c; sales, 200 bags Maracalbo p.
t., 100 bags Savanilla p. t. Rio-Receipts.
5000 bags: cleared for the United States,
10000 bags; cleared for Europe, 1900 bags;
stock $4,000 bags. Total warehouse deliv-
cries from the United States. 1856 bags,
including 15,0S7 bags from New York; New
York stock to-day, GAG, 1872 bags; United
States stock, III ,410 bags af1oat for the
United States, 374.000 bags; visible for the
United States, 1,145, 40 bags, against T59 ,92S
bags last year and 462, 905 bags in 1896.
Sugar - Raw steady; fair refining, S9sc;
centrifugal SO test, 41sc. Refined quiet;
mold A, 5ssc; standard A, &c; confectioners'
A, SC; cut loaf, 59sc; crushed, 5ssc; powdered,
5-16c; granulated, 51sc cubes, 5-16c.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Heavy Demand for Gold for America
=Securffies TumhIinr.


Securities TumbIinE.
LONDON, March 13-The money marx ct
has frightened considerably and an advance
in the bank rate is mooted. The American
demand for gold has exceeded all expecta-
ton and in addition to all the bar gold
about a4OO.OO0 $4,000, OOO), in Japanese yen
has been bought for New York. This with
the withdrawal of eagles has induced the
Bank of England to raise the price of Jap
arese, French and German gold coins to 76s
sd per ounce. The stock exchange is I'M
settled. Settlement was only got over with
considerable assistance for the flame
ducks" which, coupled with the polit-
ical uncertainties, keeps the market very
nervous The sharp advance in Madrid ex-
change is Interpreted as foreboding an i'm
minent collapse in Spain unless Paris as
sists her.
The situation in Brazil is also making
holders very uncomfortable. Foreigners
generally are depressed. Argentines and
Chileans range from 112 to points lower,
and Brazilians points; Chinese and LAP. LAP
Portuguese and Turkish are leading the
European declines.
Home railways are distinctly lower, ana
Americans have lost heavily, mainly on
Wall-street selling. Louisville & Nashville
railway shares fell .5A points; Union Pa
Sic greferr9d points chi EriS Tsty
points; Northern Pacific preferred SA points;
Union Pacific, SA points; Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe adjustment 3A; New York
Central and Hudson River, 81; Norfolk &
Western preferred, SA; Illinois Central, 3;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas seconds, 3;
Wabash income, 8; Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe preferred, ~; Denver Rio
Grande preferred "a; Northern Pacific or
binary, "a; Southern preferred, "a; Denver
& Rio Grande common, Erie common, Mis-
souri,, Kansas e. Texas common, Norfolk
e. Western ordinary and Wabash preferred
shares from l point to ~ points. Canadian
railway shares suffered small decreases;
and Argentine and Mexican railways went
down 2 to 2k points lower.
The Saturday review referring to the flo
tation of the Joint stock company that will
take over the business of Sir Thomas john
stone Upton says: 1.-THE quotations on
shares represent nothing more than gam
ble and a calm examination of the prospec-
tus compels the conclusion that the com
Pany is ovsrcagitaized The 9ro aetua IL d Hs7
will be only 4 little over per cent:
Shares bought in the market at the present
premium of q show, therefore, yield OF
onlv 21b per cent"
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
honr,I,s Commercial MetrODOlis.

boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, March 2.-F1our-Receipts,
%. 4S7 brls; exports. 10 29O brls. Market weak
and nominally lower. Minnesota patent,
IS. 20l5.45; Minnesota bakers $4.40Q460: win
ter patents, $4.90@550; winter patents,
straights, $4.50Q465; winter patents, extras
$S9O64.1O; winter patents, low grades, $4,000
g. Rye flour dull Buclxwheat flour quiet at
81. 3O@1.5O. Buckwheat quiet at 4215c. Corn
meal quiet; yellow Western, zoe. Rye
easier; No. Western. 59Q591zc Barley dull.
Barley malt quiet; Western, 5215Q67c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1O6,225 bu; exports, 2O0S2
blu. Spot weak; No. 2 red, $105. f. o. b..
afloat, to arrive. Options opened steadier
on bullish cables, but quickly developed
pronounced weakness under another sensa-
tional bear raid. and closed heavy at 80
1ssc decline. Spring wheat receipts and
crop news were bearish and also influenced
the Iiquidating movement. No. 2 red,
March, .0315, closing at $l.O3; May,
9SG992sc, closing at csc.
Corn-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, 67,6Sl
blu. Spot easy; No. 2. 37c Options opened
steady on rains West, but soon followed
wheat and turned easier, closing at Ac net
decline. May, S47sa551sc, closing at S47c.
bu Spot weak; No. white, 33isc. Options
quiet and easy, with other markets, clos
ing sc lower May closed at 3Oc.
Hay dull; shipping, S0a35c; good to choice.
55G70c. Hops steady state common 70
choice 1895 crop 406c, 1886 crop 7Gt9c, 1897
crop, 17619c; Pacific coast, 1895 crop, 4m6c.
1896 crop Sd10c, 1887 crop 17Q19c; London
market, 95cM$1.
1Sc; California, 17I5a1Siac. Leather steady;
Buenos Ayres hemlock sole, 2012O1kc.
Beef .s steady family, 81 =: 2Sgl1 q; extra
! clears, $l0QI1. Cut meats quiet; picked bell
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mr.. SPAHR'S ULTIMATUM.
VIII BE Satisfied with Nothing shore
of Repeal of the CiviI-Service Law.

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
I note in your issue of this morning that
you seem to think that because Of the prob-
able modification Of the recent civil-seryice
orders and extensions to the extent OF
twenty thousand or more that the raid ON
the law will cease. OF course, this is some-
thing much more than was conceded at the
start, but 1 want to say now it will not
satisfy me. I must have more. The mere
fact that this 20,eOO is wrongfully classified
is evidence to my mind sufficient that the
whole business is wrong. No milk and
water policy goes with me. This infernak
civil-service reform business IS either wrong.
or it is right. If it is right, it ought to be
upheld and extended to every department.
of our government. We ought to have ALI
we can get of it. If it is wrong, it ought
to be wiped cut and no one pacified on the
question. may never get to Congress. but
if do will certainly hit this law just as
hard as can. am not half as much con-
cerned about my nomination as am about
the welfare OF my country. / know that
certain of our state central committee have
about concluded that this is not a state
question and must not come up in our state
and county conventions Well, they may
succeed in smothering the opposition in
these so-called minor conventions, but they
nor control the vote of the American citi-
zen, and that this question lie is
stIOuSeu. KNOW LndE party cducu5eS anu
party conventions are supposed to be kings
l know, further that + think am just as
good Republican as lives; but suppose
my party, in state convention or state eau
Gus, decided to take this State out Of the
Union-would I be good Republican or
just a fool If ! went with the party? You
can answer a. question like this. Now that
is just what this civil-service business is
doing; it is turning this Republic into q
monarchy, or at least an office-holding aris-
tocracy. and I don't intend to, stand idly
by and either one of those things done.
Nor do i intend to allow the fact that
am a candidate to shut off my speech on
this great question. l am not half as much
concerned in the matter Of my nomination
as l am in the overthrow of this law.
feel reasonably well assured that whoever
is nominated in our party will have to
speak out plain on this question. The News,
the mugwumps, the renegades and foreign
refugees cannot control nor smother the
anti-civil service American citizens any
longer Whenever our purpose is accom-
plished / am satisfied, no matter through
whom it is done. know something about
this country and it's makeup. / know the
landmarks and the danger signals. The
navigator heeds both.
GEO. w. SPAHR.
Indianapolis March IL
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March 12.-There was the usual
Saturday lack Of supplies in the cattle pens, and
the market in consequence was largely nominal
one. The few cattle offered were sold at prices
unchanged from yesterday.
Prices OF hogs We're practically the same an
yesterday. the supply being very light. The ex-
treme range was S.7094.l0 the bulk Of saleR
The greater part OF the 5000 head Of sheep and
lambs that arrived here to-day did not come ca
the market being consigned to local slaughterers.
Prices were steady at S3G4.70 for sheep, S45001
for yearlings and A.25@5.5 for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle. 200; hogs. ni0c0; sheep, 5000.
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Cattle-Receipts, zoo;
shipments none. Fair to fancy shipping and ex-
port steers, S44005.5o. bulk of sales, A75Q5.25s
dressed beef and butchers steers. S4@5.15 bulk
OF sales. s425Q4.9O; stockers and feeders. $3.50
40 bulk OF sales. sS.70Q450; cows and heifers.
Indian steers $S.25G46O, bulk of sales $S75G4.25;
cows and heifers, SzqS.S5
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 1.oOO market
a shade better Workers, $3.SOG3.S5; packers, $375
$685. butchers, $3.90I4
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments none: market
stead Native muttons, A94.5O; lambs, S5@5.50
KANSAS CITY, March -Cattie-Recefnts,
500; not enough to establish market; quotations
on export steers were loo Off on medium weight
dressed beef cattle; other cattle closed strong
for the week; common stockers 25c lower.
Hogs-.Receipts. 500; market steady. Bulk OF
medium. $S75qS.sO; lights. $s65q3.S0; pigs sS.4O@
sos.
sheep-Recepts, 200; market closed IOc higher
for the week. with lambs about steady and In
active demand.
EAST LIBERTY. March 12.-cattle steady.
and cows, s2Q4.10
Hogs dull. Prime medium. $4.O5Q41O; heavy
Workers, S494.05; light Workers, $S.sO9395 pigs.
$3,75q3S5; heavy hogs, "a; roughs, S2,50GS.50.
Sheep Slow prices unchanged Choice lambs
s5.7OQ5.SO; common to good, S4.75G5.G5. Veal
calves, S6.5047
NEW YORK, March 12.-Beeves-Receipts,
1907; no trading Exports. 1.4SO beeyes Lao
quarters of beef Calves-Receipts, "A; market
steady. Veals, $6.5007. 121s.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts. S2o; sheep steadyI
heavy lambs steady; light lambs firm; sheep
nominal. Lambs. IS. S516
Hogs-Receipts. 2.5s5; market steady at 5000
AIS.
EAST BUFFALO. March 2.-catte-Receipts.
all consigned through
Hogs-Yorkers good to choice. S41O@4l5a
roughs, common to choice $3.654365 pigs cCIn~
mon to choice, $3.l06D3S0.
Lambs-Choice to extra, IS. s5G5.75; culIs to COM
mon, $575Q5.25. Sheep-Choice to selected
wethers s4.sO0475; culls to common, $s15@s.sO.
LOUISVILLE. March 12.-Cattle quiet and un-
changed.
Hoss-Receipts. 800; market dull and un-
changed.
Sheep and lambs steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 12-Hogs dull at So 259A
Cattle steady at 81. 50Q475.
Sheep dull at 81 7594.5O. Lambs steady.