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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York November H. 1892
were No., cars and Of xfS head ,s , T
stock thee 3+ia sale. Of which 10 We're
AZ Jersey CITY and a; slkteth-s'. The demand was
only fair bui price, steady for all grades really
good beeyes exhibited li;te more strength than Wedn"
day -Four reported unsold az a iatr 20, hour.
n. with very few sales exceeding 50 most OF ,at
transactions were s. 5cas,so oxen ana i9sS x %ent
a. r pcor t. good with mos Of the sale. s. s5ps2 ~
choice fat COW 81 d DresssI beef better demand
ported Ameri,a1 trfe finer at lQ'sail- per
NJ estimated dressed weigh: tops sling A. L.'' r.
nl1rrov the Menominee sails London with i2n cattle
fot W A sherman. 40 head fer Enpsteia sanders.
and nd" aLoa 10 fr swif co.. the knight Bachelor IN
laden with 3i cattle and the american win -" h-'i
by " bauer 'ompan Limited bur may not S
pool l22 quarters Of beef f1r swift & co. making te
,er~r IL 21oi crie and ".i3. quarters u beef " 20
;;e"fips YER 2rp h'a .e az ,I a%.nS
NH lsinch of Westerns was unsod late In ne morn
,o, ', ft 'sca ~, 81 25a q cne anl half cars Z
c0oi Western calves n 81 sons - 'N drst"I We ~,
f-m at 9al2.c per n ID S sSsc dressed
SHBFr AID I.AMBs-RroeiUt. wer- - car; or .i e'5
head ncudlrc lir@cl end 10 'o DO sol1 Ini whh
A. Jersey '1iy and : al SiNtieth - S'rrp ~,s
quiet wifh the es"epiipn Of pine st.. H. i ,h
influence weather AMI some -psoulat'r "-nD
a dn sss.. ''Ir %s- w. msr rrn a% cor ~
10 G., over common t. good sheep sold AT NDSt W pei
m ~ "a, ~ h,' E'"'@s' =, d? ss 6 So IS common
- prime smDs 81 foqsj 60 bunch Of k.niu,hy ana
- pspnsyy5as l .i@ E, dresses S Spa a. 6Ss per 10
sinbs I0ac. . ,,,
HOGS Receipts were ~ arr or 3- G n~"o fir -
u,r boxs ~sre quoted al 81 e5asg per Il" 10. and
Judd 81 sold u. Bunao HOGS 10 10 " sa ae
lover a. la5'ac per II for extreme weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
Railrodos.
RAILROADS.
.j1E;'Nl||,Nl|I;Si|Y li'll,1l1'll[lNlAl|
RAILROAD.

HA41AEkoAo
ASb is s wz zSo
ses sas D. %. ts% sn s s sea below To-
'S S.ssH s.sss s sss p Ssis; ca
SsS EAsTliASiS fsf e;Sfs. Com
ssE csss P esvssps Ts s
sS'gs L'ai;tS s. aSp 5' ST LOUIS
s's.'' sri sGF RSFR gSEi PSs
40 p, y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FxPnEss.-For Pits
c'sMl!'I F. I1f'I;Si!; pa'
$50 MS 'q sSp s'f.sHS ESP
e., New Ys e n, s: 's r. coa r:
a''s WASHINGTON xx6 FIR souTH:~ ~,
3 m no - q % 'ceas-ss-onsl IAN :, az Psror
s 99 NM ls Ss' ANT no ,s n Sc 40 900 Dnn
Dining cars, go Dining can 10 'p'uas carr s."
souTHERS Rsf;.wAY Express 40 p IN. 1905 night
ATTiNTlc COAST LINE --cApre'' s 20 a IN. ard $50
r5F ar TS,S4 2T2sA4 w esSs
week DAY DAY, nd 40 DAILY Ham. ,,..,,o,.., ,,s
ATLASrf srr.; q Ssy'
Buffet Psrior cars Passenger Coach. and Como'nse
GAPE MAY-i?;o = ereE Day, sunday. o,.,,
ro1, Yves, Twss IS
cortlsnd, si re 10 a. ~, sso a,o and so m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Clio '20. 10. SD $50 o 20 (oso pcnnt Limited -
Dining Cap. 1850 On!nr carr, u ~ N 10; l's;
go $40 90 20 DINING carr $50 Dining Can, ~
Dining Can. 40 $50 p N; 1903 night sDndays:
$40 $50 so 500 SO fIsniiedl 80. 1910 tDlnini
Csl 2. m. 80 DINING carr 2 30 90 dining Carr.
40 Dining Carr. so dining Carr 40 $50 p. NJ
i2nJ night
Ticket Nos 4Gl oi 1890 1929 III and 26i Broad
Asor Houge. West Twenty -thi,d street STATION.
md stations foot - nesbrosses and norand, s,tees
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. rs Broadway snn
pennsylvania Anney Brooklyn Station. Jersey
City. The New YORK. Transfer Company VIII caH tot
and check baggage rom hotels and residences through
70 destination -,
Telephone '2h1 Eighteenth Street Tor Pennsyhana fss-
/, ' re ufTCiJINsC,y J. r WOOD
General Manager General fAssF Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

Secretary Hester Of the New orleans Cotton Exchange
gveS the movement Of the crop from september 20
No, enbsr IL. inclusive. follows Fort receipts "lt-
al3 bales against s1O50i last year. 2S0o4S year ne
last . 1G G7s bales 1894 overland 10 mus
and canada 2a as bales against o.. iI9 last year
S02 ~ before 4 IN bales IN lsHf interior
stocks in Of September, lMHNs half~ aghlls.
3S9 $50 last .I5 before last anu "a u''
bales In 1904 Southern mill takings net. .'"''o naes
against Pr l49 wear. 3i3cgG 1sg6 and l"s'"+
bales 1894 brought sight during ~ DAYS 20 date
Ai6S 40 bales against s3l 322 last @ ltl year
before last and 3Gv 40 bales In l>S4 brought INTO eg
Toy week against seven days ending November II otner
years. $50 $40 bales against 5ip3sG last year. @i5O
before 52s 2G5 bales IN 1874 brought into
for first II day. OF Novemher 9"G3O bale agans
.dFsG lat yesr 5G3H year before last and NJ -
bales in 1894 The at interior points fOI e
ending today follows Receipts 3l5t2"
bales. 224 2g6 last week and ~ l53 bales last
shipments 800 55 bales against 3ls.ilo last week
and 80 sil bales last present stocks show gam
Of bales W 59 222 bales against 5422si
bales last week and 2J5 bales last year.
The movement OF cotton at Liverpool during tho week
ending today compared with previous weeks was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

DvEKTlsEMEN1S ana subscrIptons io go praadwsv
o. door norm Ct 81 un'il ocock p M a. rerar
,sn, received al ,he following branch ONES az
ns~s rates unt.l o'clock .. m, VIZ ~ o., an
cor I'D ST. l52 9th ave. cor iztn va ate
"a Ans. ii9 Columbus-ave. near west oo'n-'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
LENlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

). q
Desbrosses ST.
Indicates time West I'D 81 Other figures show
time from Csraadt ncsbrosses ST
1910. 6,xO a. ~. daily SUNDAY '6ii5 A. M fof
EASTON and intermediate stations. ., r,.,
1850. $500 A. NJ .sily for WllkEsBA RRE SCRAN-
TON. ITHACA GENEVA ROcHESTER BUfFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. aud principal local
points dining car and chair H. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
NAVAL STORES.

About the only feature TO DAYS market was sISmeT
lncr ased demand for spirits turrentine wlen mIec,ei
during IN. greater part ~ the session eiosus a.
nobfs prlces Tar was also inactive but about s'eanS
QuoiafinrS follow. . 49,, co.
TAR Regulars. 81 90: TAR oil bnls ;" -"
SPIRITS Tt'RrENTI NE-3G' = m3!c 80 - G, 8,
PosiN-Common to coed strained 81 4Sasl 90 aG -
az 20. p g. fI 4, 81 70. H. 81 10 l. II 80 ~ - ''b
go; V so4so o. \ 81 30. W q. 81 60: W, $" "
STOCK IN HAND.
PGsin
spifi's 'I'Ph""r '''''''''''' G-s bhls
Tar tt'''''''
wilmington Mo-. 1I.-sprits turpenine-Nothing d0c
inc ,sralpts ~ tl.s Rns.n No'hrg doing receipts I'
bic crude urp~ntins Nothing doing receipts ~ oos
Tar Nothing dorg. receipts. 1b bbls o.
,qerle.ton Nov. li.--1urpen,iae market firm a. 80
bid Hosiu quiet. unchanged.
savannah Nov li-Spi.i:s turpen'ne hrm, "3c' sales
40 bbi. receipts. 81 bills I'osn hrm sa;cs s ~
al o.. r. 81 i0ps II: & 81 20; II. 81 81 40 H.
81 a. NJ 81 -: y 81 81. " 6. s. 30 " W 81 20.
I, ndon NOV. 1l.-Cscuta linseed spot. 32s Linseeo
oil I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
ROYAL, BLVE LINE.
OFF AWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Station. in New York u Barclay and Ghrsophs s,s
vEsTIT,IfIE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET SARSs
PlNTSCH LIGHT. ,
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops az prihepa'
stations crp rrOy Nina
ri. wToN OWFGO ITHACA. E1.NIRA. SfRACnsB
~ osVFOO EXPRESS Pullman Bunet Parlor cars
nnectne az Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
LOO p n (aaly)-chicaso and BlNao Vestibnlen Es-
W. mosa for sCRANTON BrNGEAMToN and EiNiRAs
pri,,rsn pnnet Perlor a. Elmira Through sleep
@ ears and dav Chicago. arriving at A;is "a
NJ day. ,,,,,xr.,.ppr "a OF w.
',cJ,Ti FxPREsr. Pullman Buffet fsrl1r Cars
90 p n fdaly)-CfrCAGO and Bt'FFAIO VEsIL<
nj Wt,I .rp LIMITED EXPRESS for scRANToN BIN0ss
ruaWToS EJ.MfTaA BrFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
siEEP;No CAR New York TO Chicago. Dining Cas-
$50 p ~ daily, BJ'FThIH EXrREss, , PulLH -
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
irving at Buffalo 500 A. NJ rcn.xro>, o,>,-
o,:.O p. NJ iyloBTEEAIo sCKAMyoN' ,l Fly
HAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA ELMIKAA Cg1i..N1
SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman su6's
T"-kETs AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS ,,,S .. At =
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd lis Broadsay ~ fsls
pac. aea and s42 Broadway T at Ferry ssa, Wn
drsd and nth St 2Ss CSn bus Ave. New s Sgyn
Time table giving full information at all stations .n
wEcTrOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY Will call Tor sno
check baggage hotel or residence to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spo, 'ot t
qucter: sales 10 600 bales speculation anu tU1 Md,
ding upland 81 Futures opened easy $40 decnhe'
cosed ou,e AT Il, GiG2l2 Cad net decline. leccihne
January 25sv february asb Fe6ruauy MH T
25>Ish: Marct-Alri 259ss April May. oos MAY June
Gls. lime Iuv' oGii.s July August d2b August
scrrer,her 263s September October. 2@'2s November,
%ovemt er- Dece nlher 23s'sh Manchester i'"S
firm Co;hs-Fair demand a. full rates , ,,. y
Conparatve cotton statement for IN" week '''DHs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

t.....r coffee markets-Ssnios ~'oile. MI" O.
s,sge SAINT $500 Receipts. 1000 bag So,
- 80 HAMBURG rfee market ol'H'l Un''ahs'
81 go a. n unchanged ., = pc net ',N't 80
49,. .o,s HaVre-t'affr market opened Hi'S""'
Ia, A, y M :. franc over At J. M.
- steady unchanged. Closed with i.ges n.' "'
.'' ' o. >, t,,t. ........ pno
rlafN
90 tluaff -
4iaI 90, .- q,
N0y"Inusr ~
.'''."
'-' -, g., No : Rio 1907 ENctargc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

New YORK, Total
iu.VGs-On.ur an qunine w"-e stead VIII i,.t
Ha ted a. g - }o3 . s at s. a. a.
- . .snce hr'~fr. 81 80. eFht s. "nS-' - ''"''"'
FIoi'P And MrAi.A moderate demand existed Tor
st~lrr vhea, grades Otherwise TIE martt vas IN
dull snape with sicadness the only feature 'ctwn.'t
e spns ' pa@r,s .,a sgs 5 aiaeE sss g.
\ nr.es g. N50s TO- extra ~ wlne,. s. T3as2 :!
>. FrarS 81 IT, 70 ''i'y }n''ed ssg
$. % .coRNAE "a, Qg,"1 Kin-ct ,n s. ~ ~.
Me S5ei..i a.e 5. now ~, coarse 55n75c' 49,. FEED
s,rad si9e ssn "a a. .''' r,. ana u liter ran
>i3 ;oasil d, in sl2M$l4 niidns DuN 50 "'ySl,
~ feso c:' @G5C' '> f"ed 81 'o "'"n' '"'' S'''
GRAIN WILT Price: mad di.'nc' s ias b w.,
sort e.e",a' ard s~anes, ~ a T. S,'l'
mr. 'l "' fr~le sh ,h has been ,ue - week
only nod~rnep e'ssg-d ard foreign houses b2ue't -,
sn,sH sf M par + r T '."' jereonnets ahc
I'D M "i''.'. . go. ;'ires ah,o,d l,i, VII, tfe
l.i pas sSlde n iec dn0lr stronger The
,eg A. a. ,o,ts aggrea.el aO io,ls Il which Is loal
fa,r iasn-,. had been done IN lrigth AMI inoi,r,,e
We, fes,n,e # ,e afternoon. .der. having sold
nc,e s,o csrs aesln., Toe he prey.ou, week
ana -? gars year , 49, o l, nnss fer Se T.cS
'nF yo,rty..t nu:h,ri,v e.,ira,ed maj II
,n C,s" and pa9t fsI airesdy recc,ti has
,; COUNT. mills srouna l2~,""@ bush seed ui
ak. I,onouO bush while To- 'oun'r' mills ani farm
.,a ~ oen 900 bush would H. regurei J. "d@ ''n
..ae-ed b rl0v"nen'. as practically nD'tinE vas
srri.t %, er f,om previous year The b'Feri"ol mn
-. .f-sei t.0l.d lower hu - fDm low PONY OBJ,
.n. ia. Antwerp aisn closed - franz net higher ana
~ - afferrcon's Dui!isi iAhG'n'~s-. "a -
.res. ,sal .GI ..pints lower AMI flour PARTY POM
lower Spo' hl~o a. Liverpool wa GU iH-' 'lN''.
Argentine sh!p,on's Were rolo'tsa az i'"" hi-h ~
,ato-e - cash wheat u. j. af = ha.!f "elr a,
-. \, . Norihe-r Duluth BE- y = hard western
~, >, arrive 'irads'rre5's 'NportS ~ Wht-. a.
HH ,ar .he week were Ca CSC bush AGAINST d''3t'
iust las, week az but in ne Corresponding "t'N
- ,e1- and ga ai5 hush in 1895. sire Jpk uii'
..- mo - oorts wheat aggregate - - ~" rls
seot,s. 50 3i9 6sI has '''RN AZ ~
,rc,,ercs1 H., The hear!sN Government reili we i'h
,Ise,,erfly ha,erei win wheat ana CLOSED nihAiEel
,rrn, me previous da". Their wns Only small eNlt
49, inc3uy alont loads Speculative business " a.
,.,,,.,.,,r. ali isv and dependent largely upmn o."
c,a,eos In whca, The Iiv"rpoo market ,ioSfa s %
49, an. Argentine shiuinents wer" reporter 4" NVs'
,,s,, agsirst ma ODO bush The l4eNlpus We-k me
,t.h,sar state report made corn yield ~ hn'h per ar
=, :, Gown closed A. $3.50 afoai. bradsii""i
x,,.s vor- lio AZ bush against @3Co'4" M, ~
- G51 $40 bush IN this week yea aso anc =
n.c ,,.h IN 1890 Since July Us NeSt corr ONO >
~grexate n ass 49, bush against * ~" ~" iu az,
~ ssre p.roS a YEA ago. o. me MARI ~
,r,., and practioaliv uorrai \" "ats 4'-cci ~ -
ST-' Is 10 white. 30. NJ 2 Whit 10 rIa. X
~ DC n 3oirr. rracl white 2aq&ir. ~ - whit
flNeo a., ~" ayr arket weak 80 Wesi@'n.
,oa.olo n az at to arrive 5@'4c g BuTain "a To-
,,e.Ls, am a. a7Glsc track Ne" YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
Boston .:....... 1895 1889 ssss ISIS $50 $40
Various ...... %1@S 22sS 1887 i4,5ii so3'7


Receipts interior points for the week. as compared
with last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. e:
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal South fef'S &h'
'''' VI .Dsiy. tExcept sunday tsunday.
piTTsBI' re- '43o n. $3.50 p m. LAO p ~
ciSCINNATT ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m. 'o5S p. m
NEW ORLEANS. 'I55 p. m. Through sleepsr).
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON. BAiTiMoNrs
- ~ .ioco 1lnar, iii 80 a. IN. tDineSl. tioo p ms
.. ~ fDreS, t3So pner) 1853 DINER. 'b.o6 M ana
80 4, ,gh NORFOLK TOO p.
All trains Illuminated With P,n;sch iashs; ,1,,
,o7 Povery y y $40 sta Fulton-s BROOKLYN: white1
bsu Termnai Baggage checked from hotel or fesoehos
de-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
Cant[al Railroad Of New Jersey.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks "Electro-Pneumatic'' signals
Stations In New York foot OF Liberty 81.
and South Ferry, Whitehall 81
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.

ss:. s: $s E, s.Iy tG s
stations saa so SsS fssry; WS,ssssiI s !;
Trains 6a nd ifpy s,t tot Nov OF L 4 iSs 81.
n. ser 7 Es'G 10 Fs'' n Ta Ssi'Is' raon
hs:iss IS e E as Ss Sundays $50 CO.
w,Ise:ssT,s I,': 40 a?a Scranton 400 WV A.
nJ ySS Hfs 80 s sss s.'s: 81 %
< asssos o III 'ss sSS
s ESI 4 sq MY ir;l!s's p Ss sundays:
80 H. 100 III i'i f III i ao !sli E 'a'
ro E s ss" 10 T pan f' Pss. aseuy
CHI 60 i naas a % GTy F
q 10 Igs sniy r. f han ~
sI P;s'T s:., .'' so So No. .oo
40. $50 A. ~ las. $40. 4:.o P NJ Sundays io''
sss M n' ~. H'G'fi Fs a9' c'
r " Atlantic cry vn.,,na ard Rridse'on '''o A NJ
II Ts1 %orrop.s Ps,; ssanysA, -. e.: % g's 81:
sandsHs4 100 90 4. y +. 4 s p N
ROYAL BLVE LINE:
FOR FIJI FHHIADfhrnIA. H4MdITIMoRE AND WASHING
I'd ss S e.; s;iS & ~
P PSss. Ss sSs y NJ rs 80 900
bShrs s@ Tf1yr ss X ST.,
,o Weef fois IoS IiOs iisO ~" ~ i?g ls5;.
iS3 Frs .t, lss ss az az s :as s 1aS 10 SIS
s!e iS;s ii.S r. I ,sdS Mt ,2 fsnin s ss
az s sss i ssS Is" scs 800 60 7a5 s20 e'co'
eos e:55. I0;5s r ". 100 mot zoo, ., Liberty St..
w II Gssi s si rs ia 2s rs. 1923 brOs1;
Vest Vest I2ss ST. 2si calumsu, New York v Court
hing The y Y Transfer Co. VIII call far ara 'ne'~
baggage from hotels or residences 70 "est'hn'on
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position o. Brazil coffee 8, a. fa.i,~::

,, ,,,ree market firm No Rio. 40" i.Nc,.rs,
Ia Receipts bags. cleared ~ VIZ
- 10 go bags Cleared for EuroIe 80" "aaS T'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

Net receipts at AL 'h'eo '''''' ''''s ' A. sGs
Ne rectpls az an '''''' ' '......'.... 80
Same NreN A'S 2 la"i .n1a
't" rec ~ 80
l"al Gecrpts l" t"ip "a" IN" 34G.G-4
i.N'Its tor me w. ,.ao, ios, vow ..... 2G9. Ia
I:NN'its Tor l"e S. In 80 ~ l.. Nj .G{3
I"' eNp"ls !" IL e. ioet ve,r .74s Ii3
,"'"l NJ " 4. lOi. SO
STOCK at al 'h''r' H'"'e" ' sou NJ so G93
.N'' 80, i......,..' ,o.r,. ......... Coz. 1Js
- ~ az 'o,'rs .,,nc lime la, yea- i9l.992
,'''k III a.. .-..',+' ''''' ~ ..... ca
;, 'H a. i''.li ,r,. ,tr,e ast y.ar....... 49, 100
~ - - i>'', for ,;r.sf rlrifan .... 4>2o"J
stprk - An7llr"" ANNA '' 49, -. a3G. 0qo
follow the total ne, receipts of COTTON al d"
The times., 1898-05-29
Correct TiIne of lInniIn.
CFrom the Baltimore SUM

(FrOm the Baltimore SUM
Since the battle of Manila Bay there
have appeared many conflicting and con-
fusing statements regarding the differ
ence in time between the Philippines and
the United States. Some of the state
ments have been most extravagant and
far-fe. .ched.
DR.. Charles Lane Poor. astronomer of
the Johns Hopkins University. says that
Manila time is ahead of Washington by
l3 hours. y minutes and , seconds. His
authority for this statement is the
American Ephemeris and Nautical AL
manac. for 1898. published by the Gov
ernment. The same authority says that
Hong Kong time is Z hours, a minutes
and 53 seconds ahead of Washington, or
about . minutes slower than that of
Manila
The point at which a new day begins,
according 10 DR. Poor, is on the meridian
which is $50 degrees from Greenwich. or
half way around the globe from the Eng
Iish observatory, which governs time and
geographical measurements. There are
however a few local departures from this
rule on some of the small islands OF
the Pacific.
According to these facts when II was
A. m. on an eventful Sunday in Manila,
it was #:iS p. m. Saturday in Washington.
These statements of DR.. Poor dispose
Of four erroneous assertions which have
crept into various newspaper articles.
They are:
First-That Manila time Is eleven hours
behind or later than that Of Washington.
Instead. it is thirteen hours ahead.
Second-That the agtnary n3.= which
marks the beginning of a new day is an
irregular one in the Pacific Ocean very
near the eastern coast of Asia Instead
It fellows closely the 1S0th meridian.
Third-That this line for new day was
so irregular in circling around the Philip
pines as to make Hong Kong time a day
ahead of that OF Manila, though but six
hundred miles away. Instead. the actual
difference is a matter of a half hour, and
the same day rules in both places.
Fourth-That because of this last as
sertion the battle of Manila bay was
really fought on Saturday. according to
Manila time, though the news Of il reach
ed Europe and America on Sunday.
Dewey fought on Sunday, May l, Manila
time, not on Saturday, April 80. Manila
time. though it was Saturday in Wash
ington at the time. 1t is a date so mo-
mentous in American historical calen-
dars that it is shame to have it thus
obscured by misstatements and illogical
reasoning.
The times., 1898-05-29
a Dispppointed ratrIot.

tFrOm the Atlanta Constitution
The crossroads inhabitant didn't know
the war was going on. For the first time
in five years, accompanied by his wife,
he had driven to town in the OK cart,
and was "doin' some tradin in the viii
lage store when a regiment Of soldiers
filed past.
"Hellor" he shouted what's up?'
We're hghtin' Spain, now" explained
the storekeeper.
"Fightin' Spain?"
That's what"
He rushed to the door and craning his
neck far out, cried, excitedy:
"Durned eff they amt goin' ter fight
somebody! Yander's Mart wilkins. an
Joe Scruggs, an'-Lord bless me!-ef thar
amt War Williams, that 1 fit with in
Virginnyi Gimme my gum!
lie reached for his rifle In the OK cart
gave an old time rebel yell. and in two
minutes he had caught up with the rear
ranks and was marching along,
The captain objected and tried to push
him aside, but it was useless. The whole
squad was then halted and charged bay
onets on him until he was forced back
into the store.
'Durn this here new order o. thingsi"
he growled as he joined his wife. They
wuZ glad enough TO git nae when Lee wuz
in the field, but a old veteran don't stand
no chance nowp'
The times., 1898-05-29

ed actors we never knew about before
Who says the International trouble does
not develop a country's resources?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-18
MEASURING THE VALUE
OF OUR CUBAN ALLIES.

With Army Of Invasion, Headquarters
Cavalry Division Near Savlla, Cuba.-)ur-
Ing the past twenty-four hours the advance
guard Of the army which IS marching on
10 Santiago mas maintained its camp here.
receiving almost constant reinforcement
from Jhe troops that have been landed at
Baiquir. aHd Ju,aguacito ana finally over
flowing all the cleared ground In the vcn-
itv and making a forward movement abso-
lutely necessary. General Wheeler. with
Generals Lawton, Young and Chaffee and
Colonies Wood and Van Horne. left at
daylight this morning along the trail to tho
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-18
Country Produce.

Atlanta, July l0-E2es 9@lor Butter Western
crno,"nry $50 Isc, fancy Tennessee LAG lZE5oi
cnnine sc. Georgia BGGlOc, Live poultry, chickens
hens 27@soc; spring chlr5enS ia5Se. 'g eDg
2"I,@25r Irish potatoes per bnshel 9Oo@9l 70
rwcet potatoos. new crop, 1ae@SI 90 per 3H1he.'
ilorrv strained Ov4Tc; the comb Hd0lOc Onions
-, ~ ~ rhnlrHI 90 per Nn. &3.OO@3 70 per hol.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-18
Will Investigate Rate War.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Interstate COM
1nerce commission has decided to make an
investigation in the matter Of the rate war
between the Canadian ana American rail-
way lines on passenger traffic The hear
ings Will be held at Chicago August 1st-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-18
N.-OEigiCng.

kt,sniA July 6 Clear rins h0vs1 r'NoG ehs.
clear AIDES 6A ice-cured ne,i'en 74c suGar-eo r' !
Gl4c lard, oess quality 69so. second quality CO.
The age-herald., 1898-07-06
NOVELTY WEARING OFF.
Alabama Waiting Second Supply of the
 Revenue Stamps.

The novelty of the "infernal revenue stamps which play the most important part of Uncle Sam's war tax scheme, is beginning to wear off, and the business world is using them just as familiarity as 1t does postage stamps.
 The treasury department of the govern- ment is evidently being sever1y strained to supply all parts of the country at once, for excepting the 600,0o0 documentary and proprietary stamps received by Collector Bingham about June 29 and which were sold out before July l, Alabama has not had another stamp A second supply is being waited for eagerly, and when it ar rives they will be distributed throughout the state as. quickly as possible.
 The question of the one cent stamp on all express receipts stlll continues to be the most generally discussed stamp in the whole lot. The officers of the Southern Ex- press company, as have all other express companies, has ordered all their officers to make the shipper affix the stamp, while the public claims that under the law the ex- press company should bear this tax. A law suit over this question has been raised in New York, and as soon as it is settled the express companies will act according 1y
The age-herald., 1898-07-06
BILL STEVENS
Hoots at the Idea of Being Expelled From
 the Republican Party.

w. J. Stevens, chairman of the negro republican state executive committee, hoots at the idea of being expelled from the re- publican party. He has given out the fol- lowing statement regarding the action Of the state executive committee, headed by Chairman William Vaughn.
 ''The action of a few populistic republic ans calling themselves the republican state committee, in reading Warner, myself and our ticket out of the party is ridiculous in the extreme. What they are doing is more to the interest of the democratic party than anything we have done. We could easily expel them, but we are not going to demean ourselves by so doing. Our committee is to meet in this city on July 19 and take steps to actively prosecute the campaign we have begun We are in ear nest. We are true republicans and not populists, as the gentlemen who read us out of the party are. I know that only five or six members of the committee were present when the ridiculous action was taken. It was perfectly absurd"