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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug "a S:45 p IExchanse-S!Osns.,
Wheat No . red Western inter dull. 5s 'd NO l req
NORTHERN spring dull IS 9'ad. Corn-Amerlcan mixed
spot new. steady. Is Nd August, nominal: september
fancy winter dull ID Hops at London Pacific CossO
India firm. d3s Cd prime
mess arm SIS g. Po7k-Prime mess hne Western hrm
5is "A. prime mess medium western hrm, ASS ID Hams
Ushor; cu, Is 10 rs H. easy. 36s Bacon-Cumberlani
cut % TO 80 10 dun 27s short rib 20 20 q 10 steady
AZ. al long clear mlddes light 30 70 IS 10 steady 3s
long clear mlddles heavy. 40 10 45 ~ steady Zs Ut
short clear backs Is n steady ss Sd clear bellies
- n 10 10 steady Cd ShouldersSquare. IL TO "a
10 steady. 24s Cd Lard-Prme Western steady rs so
American white steady, 3Is g.! do colored
Arm ass 81 Taow-Prime city steady l0s o. Cotton
seed oil-I.verpool refined dull los Sd Turpentine-
Sp,rit. steady. 2ls Oh Rosln-COmmon steady. Is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Thomans September report as follows: Full
county returns for this month condition
s.; cent representing decline o, per cen, oU,ns
the month and compared with TWO weeks ago y 10
per cen; lower The condition on the corresp2no'h.
Gate was g. per cent The syeass asese p e
cent North Carolina 5. South Carolina 10 Georea .;
YIorita 5: Alabama 10. Mississippi .; l-1gisiana a
Texas S: Arkorsas 4; Tennessee g. The Territories ara
Mssour. / The principal cause fcr his De.
elm. has been much rain in the Atlantic Gun ara
Middle s,ates causing large grown oi "eeo rus go,
vh. In Texas the sharp deterioration has been due 10
6rouh IN some and 10 wet in others comoed
The following summaries fuly explain ne easS'ns
Of crop as reported by my so yye5
rus, and shedang instances OF roting ano nsIi
formed boil. dropping OF crop generally rom TWO ~
beginning South carolna-Excessve rains and now not
weather 10 causing shed badly the crop mas sunefc
lie badly needed, crop late
lack O. sunshine been the main dta"Dac.s
able shedding and rottng o. eaHe sro os S r.n
ported Picking days lae. Alatana-tcp .luSn 80
On lotion lands crop generally much shaded rust sd
eonderaae shedding boil worms are Teorseo I'm %
sections crop quite late Mississpp1frosp~c'
What owere. by rans large ana not vel iiu
=. Dol, work; in souheIh Ssc'os @ rns -
quite general the VII pie the crop - ios enc Tho
two weeks late IouisansIiot weather ioIio"ihs VIC
heavy rains caused cons!aerap.e !-st a
boil worms doing damage crop ate; aseI
considerable damage gone rGst '.P"I.e ami
headed extensive areas: pic"ns Is ne esp IL
somexha Iate Arkansas-Ranfal Irregular 700 We ~
counties and dry in others some ua ,aJy
reported ron one week 70 days late The situation
summed W; A conthusnce % 80 nno..s,n-
Of rain followed by hot would result IN i5.tneI
ds,.rioracn wh!ls the condition 81 the crop u,
wiz equally suffer anlss rt faea to apprecisby in
fuence sentiment way or me o'HeF' w. "'''"0'
IN. men,en, q. cotton al Liverpool during the week
ea:z to-day as compared with previous "ee"' was a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

HEMP AND JUTE-A quiet bu, noniaaiiy steady
,,a ke Wa noted and quiet market sbr az Ices
we're oaotei as fellows Manila hemp. tipt ho'h NJ
mania hemp shipment i-ic5 Iisc. manila hfrp snip
~sr, lated 'Kinsiorn 7hG7Hc ssal. Hot ana mp,
rent 7aIi.c juie. SPOT. l. . 40 5nc jutc spl ~
eo,be triangle ami equal. 2ng2+c; jute shpTsn, ~ ~
double triangle equal. 2lc; jue shiIineHt * - -
ale; Jue bate SPOT. paper quai'y. &C lt'e nu,s
.Li,msnt parer quality. 7Jl~c. jut. butts. nllfhs
IHr. tu,e butts begging nominal.
pIDEs-The market quiet. but steady OF pI!ces'
practically unchanged on the range p:e'onsY quo.e
Tr1res were quoted follows: California lesc oe9ctru
,c bond Matnrnoras Ice. Truxillo. lotijnc; Ni,nbs
II, amolc0 lGc BOgota and Central American l"'sI
a., Vera cruz I54c Puerto Cob~lO. La Qua "a ana
Caracas I0isc: faya. l61c Tobasc', >tfc no ia.ue
d~y and pleaded. i4c Port au Plate lac utNes,Ds
idSsiGiic san Antona ard Lsr-do i7,.c' Payta ana
t,r0eTeso lie Mhranham and Pernarabuco Ice Shns.
liz" Iurscaito mas SAMANTHA aud Maianioras, a-c
III brands lo4 i0Lc: s.ee brands 9=e; bulls. va
~, l0T:6.c country slaughter native steers iV'1v
lie; coz 0%c: bull %
c-1,c btt tone OF market steadv. Prices were qvo,ed
a.. si;ovs: UemIck acid nrst selection lst0aIe'
asco11, lsa2Oc: thirds isfisc; ael ars ,seeton W.
~stise: seconds isa4201c; thirds Waqls;te reJ..s
y.glrc: union high. hacks zoe; nl1lie pa ssua.
a,,t,s teavy asc seconds eavy. 2i.l2',; thirds gag
a.. Oh. hack, eac: seconds. &c oelI's. ioi,.
~ srcssed bac1s 32393c: seconds. 8lh3Ie. hhd,
&c bellies I1QIsc. betting butts s2uSe' Iehas o'A
sois 22a27c. .,. .,,., ,... activity the local
~. fcr metals ruled generally hIin ana IN tomc IN
rr'c,s we're a shaae sitter News ~ hahn Was OF
saxoubie average and tended to make holders eAu'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Boston Aug 90 The Commercial Bulletin VIII say
to- morrow of wool market Trading has been some
wha, quiet hs week The auction sales have se'
stay purchases until the outcome "as mace 'Ee.''
There has quiet demand for heecss and more at
,er.ion paid - wool ForeZn wools nave beeh
oui 30 sale Of 1855 Vp 10 corestlc
and as u foreign. 4 total Of 23I>Wo n against
433 ard II 1913 900 y for the same Ne.S
las wear The sales shoS decrease % ~ Ss $40
n domestic and js y foreign from the sales 20
the same date In 1871 Ire receipts - date show De
crease Of 1857 bales domestic ana @03 bales freign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

uand prices unchanyei American middnng Sled The
Gales d the day T.oto bales q when SO oaies
wer. ,r epecua'pn ana export and Included 5000 bales
American Receipts. 100 bales. all American Futures
Cd outlet moderate demand and closed steady
American miGd'ag. / m c. August - Cad sellers
August and September 10 Ig3 li6ii sellers sepienl-
~ ara October $40 sellers October and Noveiner
Gtg3 1854 sellers: November and December $3.50
sellers. December ani 3054d sellers: January
and Fehruary 3D-6id sellers; FEBRUARY and MaIch
9G49l3 io-6it buyers. March and April. lottI
II s5d sellers; April May i64d buyers May and
"a IA seiier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
aFare beng OIL CTS bag. against oole, bag. year

aguFe being oil 67s bags against 100 le5 year
-, aa $50 bags two Yeas The warehouse de
"a ms county showed in better shape to-day.
WIN fDtsi ~ 1851 bags THIS favorable feature
ehpresiIe1 ~ large interest tire part of spo, cce9
Wi'n me result OF frnng up TIE local market.
,na wne we oNc,s hsu-es Wee thoss o. No BIO n
N0nt o,s, eHd tcbSag Its -cIrained csc and G.c,
spevey sotae II the brokers the calling
u = market G@a6;sc and 67.Q5c.
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

ash quotations follows: -Four Quiet' :
spring wheat CSC; No spring ~nrat s29fae; No REQ
2OEc, 40 white. 23q25c. No white. 22?G2$ No
ryc 42i.c No barley. Acc. No aaxseei So North
western 9Oac prime timothy seed. s. 80 mess PORK per
bh s. sass 90 lard. per 100 n - oors3 OIlt s,rt
RIBS SIDES boxedl IS o5as5 80; dry saited sh1nteTs
boxed s. 5OQs4 IS. clear sides boxed - sDg
change today butter and were unchanged
red tic corn dull. No mixed 3)7A3i,. Oats s,eaIy'
No mixed. 22c. Rye qret No = 40 lhr11 sss S,
81 90 Bulk meats steady. 81 80. Butter dui. Susar
steady Eggs hrm lie. Cheese firm good u p''"s
Ohio fiat. has
Milwaukee Aug. 2C.-Whea, steady: No Northern:
G7iac NJ Northern &c. Sepembb. G3sc rye hlghe''
No l. Sigma. Barley steady. sample. o51 ~c
Minneapolis Aug 2G.--Wheat easy. August. Sc; sep
ten her Boa. gJOAc. December. js'sc; January WS9
soNc No hard. f5Hc, NJ l northern - a.; No
Northern 6%c. Flour. frs patents, 81 sO9sS 10 second
patents. e. 6pus3 So nrst clear. $3pS 10
Philadelphia Aug. 2G.-vheat steady. contract grade
August and Sept-mbor 60 a6ehc Corn nrm ana &c
higher. ~ August and september 81 '.g54 nc
% steady. 40 white. 23sc. No white zo'1c
do No . mixed. 2cQ29iac Butter dun and &c IoEer
fancy Western creamery is'sc. do prints lNe bsss
nrm fresh nearby. l5c j. Western liagl1c 10 souh-
ern noni.a Cheese firm. Receipts-tlour. lgo DDS
700 sacks wheat 1900 bush. corn 1900 BUSH oats
81 bush ShipmentsWheat, 1900 bush, corn lS-"oo
bush: oats. ij.FO bush.
St Louis Aux. 26.-Flour unchansei WheatISpot
nominal ~ red. cash. elevator. tsc: trace 30 so
Angus, 67Ac September. 81 SC asked pecemosr 80
a3i,c: May. DC bid. No 2 hard. cash e'gb5c Corn-
spot dull. No s9a.c August. - se2'emo+r
esAc asked. December. 2s%.c asked MAY 81 - askea
Creamery 1920. dairy. BSl7c Eggs lower Hnc
loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

snot cotton IN the local market closed quiet and steady
with prices unchanged the basis OF Sac for micdhns
upland and m!ddlng Gulf compared with l-l1c
and 5l6c respectively last year Total tales az sol
bales included $50 bales for export and Sol bales 10 spin
ners Spot Southern markets, milling quoted
was ofnclay reported by special dispatches 10 our Ex
change as follows: Galveston quiet. 1-lec, sales IS
bales New-Orleans quiet 5&c sales 800 bales Mobile
nominal 5%c. Savannah quiet 5Ac: sales % bales
Charleston quiet: Wilmington dull 5Sc. Norfolk dull,
SHc sales as bales, Baltimore nominal s. Memphis
quiet SIC: Augusta firm. 5fsc. St Louis dull 1-lGc
The export thus far his has been as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
NAVAL STORES.

The market locally devoid OF special new features
,,.dsv Trade was light all departments with the
undertonc generally steady Atvcss from the Savannah
reported radical change In the situation nj tha
point We quote; ~
TAR-Regulars 81 50: oil bbls. So 90
PfTCH-Si -
Spirits tt RPENT1NE-2s\ 120Hc,
ROsTS-Conmon 10 good strained 81 9odsl IS; =, u a.
81 rs. O. 81 s.; H. 81 TO- I. 81 rs. X 81 So NJ 81 S.
X 81 20. " O. 81 80; w W. 81 10
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpenne %. nnis
Tar i"o Dds
Wilmington. y. C.. AUG. 26-sprs tur2entine frm
eG125i.c. receipts los bbls ROsin firm. sIS O0 re-
cepts 40 hls: crude turpenne arm. 81 l0ffs CO. re-
cepis "a Tar steady. 81 20; receipts 22t bbs.
savannah 2b-Splrits turpentine nrm. &c, sales
500 bbis receipts bills Rosn firm and unchanged
Gales 6ip bbls: receipts 3.9+3 bbs
Char.s,on. 26-Turpentlne market firm at :oc.
Eosn lfm and Incl SISos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverrco cable. Spot o"',, a
moderate demand sales 100 bales. srtcula'nn M
ss1por 800: American. Coco nains npnndS, SI5.d
FUTURES opened guet sellers At l-oid nHclns 100
,esdy .ai-Gid advance E,.%"b
January ebruary 500. February March Joyop'
April 1904. LnrfI s'sy alb; Msy-Jvne. Sl2s Acsu-t
His Ausust-septeu - 3isiAs September Oeoor'' aio,
octoher-Noyemb.r 3-sns. November IecStnocr -,
!lnlts
COFFEE-There c'nsdefaby f-s nu.' rnsrl,.
ep,cClatior IN Brazil coffee ii,ufef eit9ueh ths no
rss not without lnter.sirg features Opening ,eloy
unchanged prices decline Of . poins sIos, IS
Quotations narrow and few. Tn m9tkeS -
nrsy steady unchanged prices 70 POM 80 snd
eAIes on the call. 5000 hfgt: up 10 IL m 80
10 ne entire sesscn 1900 bags al tae psscs .6ght
me J! nucnces the market tl-ca. ucue
tnirly even on the one fand ui"e -.
disappointment regarding tire character ~ the e.pss
Ehrope. Ate somewhs: Irregular course, me -.
mstet closed at abou, Yesterday asnrss Ire .es
s.ocH nss gained little during the week ~ III.
sIe l2Sl GO bags. including 1900 bag. h,a1,.'
sxanst LIS oJo hass and 80 Geo haas TssPec.Net.
rrsrh ago. The Hamburg market was iiwef, -, &c.
ane,e were foreign selling orders These were t"s p.t
-ps rnfsvc!eble features against which were n.s.'
GTses fr,m Rio ard Santos continued l!eht Iecep -,
a.e movement az Brazilian coffee II nGsn pst -
ma re Years have bee, predicting. ard s''H hs
an-cn below the movement OF wear age. but ~.
~"ef'>ao visible supply remains much above me norman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
N1Thamv [svemimn Limo.

ca Pier A. y. r.. Zoo, Canal ST. at r. daily .saa-
cs,s excepted connecting with express trains Tor sNe'
toga Lake George RicbAeid Springs. Sharon spnnSH
Thousand Islands, Adirondscks and the Wet SUMNER
reduced Saturday night
connects with Sunday morning train for Saratoga NsetA
Cresk Caldwell, ard Ateamer Lake George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
3s!t!on Of rraz.: cofree l. as f1l.aws:

10 Coffee na'f,t fin. No RIO. ss;75: exchaage.
'.loa' r-rc'pis 1900 bags. cieares for United
$4,000 Iags wv WV ""1N' '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Aug 2s-Flour quiet; receipts 800 Dds:
eprr patents 81 75s5 o5 sprlng clears and straigh
s5ft co. winter patents SO 5s4 So clears and s'rss "a
81 50 per Dbl corn dull receipts 20 SO bush s'esms
yellow 3sLc: No 3Si5c. oats quet; rece,ps on 20
bvsb, fsncS sii5 OAK Ss g. % asa &c NJ Il
feed quiet bran spring $40 5 winter siS 90 On Sar
si4 5O9<is 5O Red Dog aour SIS 20 Butte, urn. o S,
ern iaGi9nc: Wesegn 100; imitation tg!oe; .snis'
i3isTlic Cheese Arm: Northern 'HVee' "e''e'''
1isTsc. .
Buffalo Aug cs.-srrirg whest No Sor,nern 80.
G I new asked. winter wheat NO REQ -,
No I white Zoe on rack Corn-No yellow. "A no
yellow 34c: No corn 3Ssc No corn 90 s,,s
on track No . yellow. $3.50 IN store Oats 40
csi.c: No 3 white 25c: NJ white. 2ic; 10 n''"e''
csi5c e.ked. Flour steady for spring; winter weak
chicago. Aug 2s.-rhe leading futures ranged as TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
Oftan GIeamerG.

EIORTM @sERMAN LLOYD.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON; LONDON; BREMEN, ,..w
Lain. Tu.. Sept 8. 10 An Lain ..Tu. Oct 10 A. y
Trave Tu.. Sept 81. 10 An. kas " Goct iiio M
Kaiser WIN. der Crosse. Tu.. Sept. IS, 10 A. H.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Fr,.t.r,ch der lrosse THURSDAY Sept ]. noon
Dartaroesa Northumberland THURSDAY. Sept. noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA.
Fu'da. co.. sept 4 II AN Vera Sep, ~ II AZ
Aler. Sept. 10. II An Fms. Sept. ~ II nm
oEI.RIC.Is q co. 2 ROwILNG GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

To7e'gn Ccffce Marf"ts--San'ds-Cof market INN.
good average $500 recegts 20 ba-s stock,
$4,000 bags Ham.urs-COnee market opened unchanged;
- 20 :. N. u piruH.rc lower sales 4G0O
Hawe-Coffca market opened steady unchanged franc
higher; at !. m. unchanged at p m. Irregular. .T7
rarc .~c- closed net hanged 500 bags
January .............. 40 ~ July
February ............. August ......... % -
March .............. 40 - ember ..... 30 ~
April ~ ~ october .......... 3. 20
3ley 80 - November ........ 30
June Al on icce.n5er 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Receipts at ports and interior points to-day. com
pared with the day last week and last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Total port receipts for the week compared with the
corresponding totals O. aet week last 1888 and
1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

For Porto [RiG@s
The steamers OF D. Lane. sailing fcs
Venezuela following dates. Will call al Porto Hco 70
land mails and passengers . -.
s 'PHII.ADELPhIA Tnurscay sept
s "ABYDOS' .................. SATURDAY, SEW -
BOCLTON BLISS & pALLETr,
General Managers. is5 Front 81.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01
THE WEEK.

The weekly reports show re-
markably large holiday trade, a
many points the largest for five
years. Moreover, at the season
when wholesale business usually
shrinks, the pressure of demands
for immediate deliveries, which
results from unprecedented dis
tribution to consumers, keeps
many establishments at work that
usually begin their yearly resting
spell somewhat earlier. Instead
OF decreasing, the demand for
products shows an unexpected in
crease in several important
branches. Foreign trade contin-
ues satisfactory, even in Compare
son with the remarkable record
OF a year ago when exports ex-
ceeded $I17, 100000 in Decem-
Der. At New York the move
ment in three weeks has not been
$T,ooo,ooo or 7 per cent. smaller,
while from cotton and Pacific
ports it has been larger this year.
Imports at New York, over ST.
100000 less than last year, indi-
cate an excess of exports APP
preaching $6o,ooo,ooo for the
month, Foreign exchange has
broken, and gold imports begin
again with $r,ooo,ooo. Govern
ment revenues increase, for the
month thus far exceeding those
of October or November by more
than 81, 100000. Bank failures
at Philadelphia, due to individual
operations, cause no disturbance,
and commercial failures for the
month have been less than half
last years to the same date t
Dun's Review. +
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01
oENTEEL POVERTY.
msHy Fashionable Men Of the Capitals 400"
are Poor Department Clerks.

Many Fashionable Men Of Ire Capitals 1900
are Poor Department Clerks.
~ never saw so much genteeI
poverty before as exists in Wash
ington, D. c." writes Cabinet
members wife in the January
Ladies' Home Journal. "You
have no idea how many of these
department clerks tremble in
their boots for fear of loosing
their positions with a change of
administration and enforcement
of the Civil Service rules. The
departments unfit both men and
women for any other occupation.
You would be surprised to know
how many of the fashionable
society men are department
clerks. Some of the most at |
tractive among them get a major
ity of their meals out of society.
They rent a room for a small
amount, and dine out every night,
frequently getting lunch or a
breakfast from a friend. In re-
turn, they make it their business
to be entertaining and always in
a good humor, ready to be of SER
vice and to initiate new people
INTO the etiquette of the place"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01
Omaha, Neh.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~ ~ ne nIee l3te Court, Canyon County, TFa
Deceased ''e Vi Ih"ties Il. Lee.
7r Snttlce is hereby given Nv the UNDERSIGNED
6 TrSh smith, ESQ. Administrator of te estats
and MI p ~ Lee deceased oall the creditors OF
ceased to exhibit them, with he 1e S%l ae
s,ouSlerS: within four months after tbo trst y
~ Ss NIL ~ ms notice 70 the said Administrators
the same being the place far otH run tttaaho
the business of said estate 'o' 'iuhsdctloh OF
dated at Caldwell this nth day of Dec 1907
dist FRANK j. SMITH.
Administrator
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01
AMERICAS APPROACHING STTPRV-
MACY.

The balance in favor of the
United States in the trade of the
past year with Europe has been
OF stupendous dimensions. This is
due chiefly to the foreign demand
for our bread-stuffs and other
food supplies. In view of the
strengthened tariff barrier which
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01

CATALOGUES 0" APPLICATION p7s,.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01
The UNION PACIRIc.

AhE UN1ON PACIFIC.
Fasse5 through the best cities and
towns In Utah, Wyoming, Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska, and is the hest
route to Denver. Kansas City, Council
Butts, Sioux City, st. Louis, Chicago
and all eastern points.
The advantages gained by travelling
via the Union Pacific are
Quick Time,
Unequalled Service.
Magnificent Equipment.
Double Drawing Room,
Pullman Palace Sleepcrs,
Pullman Dining Cars,
Free reclining Chair Cars,
Pullman Tourist Sleepers
For time tables, pamphlets deserip.
tive OF the country traversed, rates Of
rare, or any other information. address
L. L. LOMAX,
Omaha Mob
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-01

makes it more difficult than ever
. for Europe to send her manufac-
lures to us in payment for bread
and meat, cotton and petroleum d,
there is much uneasiness in trade
circles abroad, and not a little
open and clustering talk of a
combination of the whole CONT
nent of Europe for the economic
suppression of the United States.
Among responsible statesmen
Count Goluchowski, the Foreign
Minister of Austria, has been the
most conspicuously identified with
such threats. The puzzling
thing is to invent mode of re-
taliation that will not hurt the
Europeon people themselves |
very much worse than they can
possibly hurt the United States.
England, of course, has for
long time been reconciled to the
idea of importing the larger part
of her food supply. But since
the United States has beoun ~
compete so formidably in manu-
features there has arisen no little
CONSERVATION in the British mind.
Many signs point to the passing
Of the scepter of industrial sup
from Great Britain to the
United States. The year 1897
las witnessed the easy triumph
IT the American makers of steel
ails over English and all other
competitors in every part of the
world. American contractors are
lung out electric street railways
4 England, and various Ameri-
an manufactures of iron and
teel are underselling British pro- n
ucts, not only in neutral markets =
ut also in the United Kingdom.
-ecent reports of the rapid ex-
austion of England's coal supply
ave added to the prevailing =
arm. The advantage which
merican manufacturers have
aimed is due not merely to the
lperiority of our natural resour-
IS as respects the deposits of
On ore and coal, but also to the -
st sale upon which our indus ~
es ARE organized, and the SUI
riority of their appliances -
ON "The Progress of the
orld," in American Monthly
eview of Reviews for January.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-08-26

A great CONJUNCTION seems to have
taken place anong railway circles
owing to the contemplated through
car service between The Pacific Coast
and Chicago which is operating II
lay each week. This is not a nex de.
pariure by AIRY means. ns the Denyer
x Rio GraDde Railrosd Company and
its connections have been opeiatmga
through car service between the Pa.
ciiic and ~,ilautic Coast via. s III Lake
Pueblo. Denver. Kansas City aud
Chlc5yo for years. and three da S
each week, viz. every "Wednesday.
Thursday znd Fils! evening. The
cars for this through service are Of
he latest Pullunn iesisu. and are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. \ Pullman porter is Rs.
signed to each car. These cars are
also Luder the personal supervision
Of Il Special E<cnr-ion agent.
who's. duty it is to sec tim, passeo.
gers are gwen ever! comtDr; and al.
tentiJu. For further Information. M.
ply IT. any ugent. or H. +. Nvvins.
General Agent. or TO II ". Curling.
Travelling Passenger Agent. u. & K.
G.. L. H.. IS West 3rd Srrth 81. Snl,
Lako City. Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-08-26
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The traveller, touril; -; augincas
nan Is wise when Le selects the Rio
Grandc Western Railway "Grea, Sal,
Lake Route" for his route 20 the Eae,.
IT IL the only tranGcuLareutul line
pasring directly through Sal; LAX,
City. and in gddit iDr e.. f..e glipp,s
i, affords Of the Tcmplc Cny. the
Grcnt Salt Lake uud picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley. II affords
the choice Of tire" distinct routes
through tic mountains unG the mos,
magnificent scenery in the world.
On all clHsscs Of tickets stopovcrs
are granted 1t Ogden. Salt LAX.
City, GIcnwo"d Springs. Lcadvillr.
Colorado Springs, Denver and other
points Of interest. Double daily
train service and through Pullman
and Tourist ~Fle.ming ears between
San Francisco qnd Denver. Touris,
cars through tn Omaha. Chicago nnd
Boston.
For illustrated rrnphlcta dcsc,ip.
tive Of III" Great Salt Lake Rou,c..
write to T.. a. WApLEIGm. Genera,
Passenger Agent. Salt Lake CITY.