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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June l3-Cotton steady; middling. &c; low
mddng 5ssc. good ordinary. 3Ac receipts p bales:
sales l.39S stock. &c, Si3.
baltimore June 13.--C'otton nominal: mddng 6%c:
low mddng 3-16c; good ordinary, 5ac receipts.
32i bales stock l26Il
Savannah, June l3.--Cotton quiet; mddng &C., low
mGdng il-iGc; receipts, 1920 baes; exports 10 the
Continent TG0 ccastwse $50 sales, q stock 10 i99
Memphis June l3-Cotton steady; mlddlng &C. low
mddng SIC good ordinary. &c. net receipts 40 bales;
gross. 1884, shipments. 065 sales, COO; stock, Si,s34
ST. Louis June l3.-Cotton steady: mlddllng. &c. low
mdclng SIC; good ordinary 5hc: net receipts. -
bales; gross. $40; shipments. ga sales u.s. stock,
80 502
New-orleans June i3-Cot,on quiet: mddng Lice;
low middrg 7iGc. good ordinary. SC; receipts lol9
bales; sales 500; stock. 1885, 5S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June 10. 1897

New-York. June 49, 1893.
,rrr-The week IN the market for coffee futures
COZ ~ with both bulls and bears Indifferent and
eane.,ss.r. showing interest whatever The aver
Vh ns-s ~ TIE opening favorable 10 the bear
So, thinking the short ireres; % be already over
t.1 lass Of traders feared extend their ohiga-
We 'protesn cables reported speculation at Navre
rons 10 extremely dull with prices sagging
no slow markets, with RIO.
Bria.r, shade higher. following decided falling on
nse,.o,s Al that noint The bull element feared 70
y 80 ~ the market IN view Of the apathy abroad
~. Ssrce Of outside support. The slack consumptlve
s "a recent light distribution from warehouses IN
sha added 10 the iimdity Of longs. leaving the
nf r, stupid condition pretty much all day Inc
vas of1oaiiy reported the opening as inactive
se.srrcd prices and the close steady with prices
r-nrS.nre6 10 < points higher Totnl sales FUTURES
~ $3.50 $50 bags. being chiefly in small lots wen
through Some switching or the nearer
..s 10 the remote positions was engaged IN on
.ra,e The market for spot Brazilian coiiees was
s. sn.lr with quotations largely nominal In the ae
w - N,s,ness Invoice lots Of No Rio were aoou'
-, rih 39Nbng parcels nc higher. The steamer ro-
~ ,'.,-,i Eo Saturday with l4On bags Ito recslp's
ve,k .us ended reached Al ,ooO bags against 90
~ tsrs las, week and Sc 0Co bags last year santos
..s Aggregated $4,000 tags. AGAINST S''coo pass
-. - arc end 30 coo bags year ago shlpments from
ps 80 -. United States we've l9oO bags 70 GuruPe,
so h.gs Santo, 70 the United States. liVV bags 70
49, * O0O bags Deliveries from warehouses agete
~. :; a:s hasa including &c. 040 hags at New-fork,
sssins, So SCI bags last week and 5000 bags the same
gsk year ago
The range Of con,rac, prices In the local market to-day
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 49, 3i5 p. -Exchaagc-Wh ea,-Spot
dull. No / red Northern spring Ga No red Western
winter IS ca. Corn-sp) steady; American mixed new.
Is sd futures quiet July O. 3D. September Rs Sd Flour
fancy winter Jul Al rs 10. Hops az London
tPacnc cossO-Dull at f2gf! Heet-Ea.y. extra india
mi. rs. prim~ 90. rorl-iull. mess.
Western. 52s 3D. prime mess iaedium western S's
Iiams-Short cut II % ~ firm at 32s Bac9n-steady
Cumberland cut 30 H. sos short rib 20 TO - -,
SIS si long Gear mddes light ~ 70 ~ ID 3ls Cd l,ng
clear ndLes heav, 40 10 3s CD; short clear backs.
III TO il 10 ais clear bellies II 70 10 % S2s Ga shou
d.rs-snuare u 10 II ~ steady az .ig larc-Prime
Western dul AZ 90 3D. CheeseDuil: American finest
white and coored new Cos Ta.lcw--Piime city dnil at
Dos e.ottonse.i oi.-{lvefpool rfned dHl AZ lbs Gil.
Turpentine--spirits steady at 24s Cd Rassn-common
steady at 0s. -, , -,
Atlantic pors Is quarters from other ports i9uV
quarters Imports OF Liverpool from Atanis c
ports Tor the week, o.. 600 quarters.
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m .ssns 0 ng.snncs .as Strength ns Sd WIN i'm
%s. for ras. s S s R'T and tended as
o1s .1,e A. 4. Sa Glove With pig spot '" to july
81 ssa yE sS, T a. s sS Sno.'d rh SS
10 ; .5s 5 sas msls
wh rs sPS r sSs with spc, quoted and ia
i A % Sfs ESQ 10 q % p H is Re 49,
.o MGSs a5ss AND ne ssa 'ssS
d BUYERS are s2o ere to ! as mnw
y ns to Sen supplies st the
IT p Re. nssr ss s1s ,nS
and o sSs: nSf oM s to Ss tse
ns Sss sH
nS S1 ?s@si fair prime sssS
S: as s rS5'I soa &' iSiSs fancy
dull Dcs e. sAs faio~as ky.P.G 2 "a Hon Hon.
ga S's 20 A sa Rp'; ST.
srdam Sc Amserdam G"s for 6D9 orders s.s s. !, 3D.
S ootson po TO tarpoo 100
ASp .s Snnase in the vaou. but
are rates ss@c!s sn Are ssxs,s the rN ds
wa, no , change s IN the and a.s
5ss cnf T a ssas to
Sicily 70 Norih q aeras a" rars Ss%eans
or United Kinsaom s n Ia. nsi
form pF Ro,.Ssa private
british steamers boh ree 1900 and 10 ooo quarters rs
mh, etc S. 70 , tSs uV Ws
h Isdi tpade aonths british steamer waeans ore
mSs!s Ssr p Psadssha '.s
a2 German ship go canes petroleum r.S sen'e to
dom KS"s s. 2S @
refined h,nss to tSndcn or BSsn a e sa
s nrsh schooner 100 tons San BIAS coast
80 tons s"S sq i
Blush schooner U Sns .nS Goa nns coa Bsoe TO-
KY West At or ssH or T. aor. Or x lSqo %
vaie ,erms bark SO phosphate rock Punta Gorda
to Baltimore rrvate terms: schooner. 249 tons es'
Mfs s ts As fs % tons
@ nd as to TO s S to
Port so nfa S.go to 96 ssf G
so Ioses. S.:1s s
I'm. coal coal T sssa;s 70 s &
:O sos rhii.dsohs to Portland ec
co 1s% o marie. rSs. ruling fsy Wilton,
End r email S.s Ln,es% oil was 1 nsssesd
b. rnis i.aisc; prime summer yellow 25c on summer
sfsss. in.s s H ssas: ssss sms m .l1.
boieG sea47c Calcutta o4c lard OIL. choice 'oa
sany BY ne nsn break I"
ndssns SSTnE ssa den. demand d, from IsG
s1s ' M,.: :'' io ssE s isy
HaNs~rtli s2a 500 s2s, DRESSED HOGS Easier;
quosd: Dsconi 81, iso n az iCo n. 5Sc; PITS
ins teliies. oa7c 10 ~ cacNc; e n, she: u n 5he
eaiet qns.s WORK. ws;,ern green H. 10 n 5nS.
insi; country. sHTsxc. LARpn LARD, quoted 50 10;
saoed saa Asfsa csn,ntp y sssS M RTss
srn' aH5ae Fl EAniSouls, quoted oeo. Sae.
lard stcsTiDe. 1c.
arC'T,--Bnfinsss conducted on bread scale, with
Of the sIfe very nrm Tor all descriptions
OF to, domestic and foreign staple There was quite mn
reorganization OF outside orders IN evidence at the
ing A, closr holders were asking full rates all
ar nl erd some % choicer ots arrive changed
hands Foreign and Southern news was most favorable
10 holders Quotations follow Domestic common 20 low
fair AZ 1sc' fair 70 god. bh9shs prime to choice.
an sbC&c head 111hc: Pntnh ~ C6c; do In bond ana
axe; japan GGDisc. Jnvn. s405,ie Isngoon In bond.
sSG2kc. -.
si.GAP-Thc local market was rather tame
ars,r IN both departments although showing generally
s,enGy undertone Bd prices for 5-igc
for o. test centrifugal S%c for ~ ent nuscovado
90 test mpasses sugar Importers irfff
s-,sed 70 re these nsurts however aud throughout
The day the market was without Interesting feature.
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Receipts al the ports and interior points to-day con
pec with the same day last week and last year;

FLOUR AND MEAI,-rmportont concessions were iound
~.essa:y AL grades 81 four to-day because OK thc
seme depression IT, wheat ard general absence u pny
as Interest The closed dur and heavy splnk
psten s5 2jlfs 10. strnights ~ NgN' "'h,cT
sents s. 2jnt 80; spring clears 81 fIsi 90 .xa 30
winter $. 25a<I 10. es'rs No 2 winter. s4pti ~, m
s.,as 81 .Ousl 81. RYE FIOCn-pull: gnoted az
- 2y3sS 20. .coRSMEAL-)uii quoted kiin-cries,
~ '. 2s1sl 49, 10 brand. BAG MEAL Easy; me
rnts ssQS,c fire yellow s0nssc: coarse 7sgItc a.
hs bur spot. ssaT0e; 70 arrive. GgAL6oe; md1ilns'
t" S9s0c rye feed. s5QI0c: CITY feed, nornirs nom
un nhoI "a!oc ~ meal s2sas2o: screenings 3oI'oc,
hohhiN-WHEAT-Sensation rcnors. renecihs upon
CO. ..ansal standing = pronnen, cncnso nnli une
-psa Win bad smast In Northwestern markets. ~hete
sSc rnce.ars T.re known 70 he llbern brought 81
upsr 'teSoe w.s hsa more or iess imSo.;ani ytann
~. enrY ;rscs here. bit ~ ROT nntll Afternoon
pc,.. reports along tSs line assumed sufficient; M
70 thoroughly ceuorai.ze market ana sera
wiz se, y ne oses, poin; OF the AZ. ~ Sonpatsa
a. s",lreay the Minneapolis and Duluth markets lost
hoa =, sSsh ms.ng the wesxs decline IN the nslshe
esnosisn ~ssra'd IS the anal event 0, ts cass sn
NOR IN when for q whole pas; has fu-nisiei
wsrs sss q! ,<nsstcn fer tie speculative gram
haA ~. ~ wss even funortd the otss that Letter
Ally fr" IN s,rnTsn; but ,n. was denied g eEphan
f.,,seise; general acceptance on the Noor
ks, ~ with the weakness an decline of outside mar
islnx ~ price eye was Considerably redueed Jay
Act:. -. ler Tho Day and other deliveries IST2ssc:
sA'ea'ion and short selling The !at;sr participated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June l3Flour dull; Western super So 400
50 8 do extra So 009si Co. family 81 00gs5 25 win
ter wheat patent So 35fs5 49, spring do Sos6 20 spring
wheat straight So 1896 receipts $1,000 bbls exports
Is sales $40. Wheat weak and lower; spot and month
95d95Ac July 1915 QsOc: August. I75c asked steamer
No red, s54s5c receipts. 20O22 bush; stock. 4ls2l2
05 NC Corn easy; spot and month 30 ass Sc July 80 y
stssne: mxed. s4%a5i,sc receipts: 2Sl2 bush sx.
white corn 36c, do yellow, 35a35sc. Oats steady No
white Western 32lsaSSc; No mixed do S95s gale; re.
septs sGss bush exports oSIn ' N Wsseyn 5s
receipts 20 800 bush; exports 10000 stock. 247 l52
f hsE Very 'a aae seam to Gverp per
sHd June Cork for s RT .say IS SE Hy
store pacssd ioSisS steady: lobe
medium, 9sdl0c do % small 10h Gl011c.
Boston, June l3-Flour demoralized receipts. Ass
bbis sprine patents 50 5oas6 % spring CLEARS and
SIC per bush 81 soas IS per Dbl Corn weak; receipts
% or bush yellow 40q40Ac; No 2, 4Ohg40Ac
Oats dull receipts: 1882 bush; fancy $40 Nos and B.
quiet: Northern. We Western lIql15c: nita-
ton, l393c ladies' l3c Cheese quiet; Northern. 81
DC: Western. IqT1sc
Buffalo. June i3-spring wheat nothing doing: buyers
Northern, 81 o. Winter wheat, inquiry; No 2 red
quoted at ST. No white. e5c Cor,-Receipts light and
corn s5c No corn, siise oat. quiet and week; 70
white 3Ohc: No 3 white. 29iec No white, % NC; No
mixed 2sc: No 8 mixed &c. Barey--No offerings Rye
NGne on SALE quoted at 2 On e track SsF su sha
spring IS 5s6: low grade spring Sc 1888 patent win
ter IS 1896 best family winter s. 50s5 49, low grade
winter S3as3 -; Graham. best 81 1885 %.
Chicago. June 13-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

London rnther disappointing Indicating barely
ma n,aned prices FOR beet June delivery quoted !s %
and july delivery 81 3D. The latter being aeshns "
nd Cane reported TO he meeting small he!nhna'
with Java still rste6 rs 90 and fair refining Ils AZ
There va, lghi inquiry for refined sugar asuuno ,ne
creuing. hut later businsff fell OF W "in'st
nothing. Quotations follow, DomInos. bSc: cut LAT
5Mc; crushed. SIC; powdered I%c: coarse p1woefed
go; graduated rsc; yranuia,ed tei coarse srah
ulaed 5sc: extra nne GRADUATED. SIC; coniectoners
mould A. 5F.c; diamond A. sac e,nfeetoh.rs a. &c:
No I, &c: No =. 5c No 2. &c. No l. &c. No D. lu3c;
No G. 47.c; NJ : 4slc: No s. 4.c; No .. 460c; No 10.
4ac No H. 4s.c No u? ttc No IL. 4.4ic; No "a. 4%e;
No II. 43ic: y, 10. ii<c
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT-Current quota.
lions of domestic woods based On Wool Exchange Official
ella ssncattcn. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June IL. p. m.-cotton-Sp ,t-Moderst Re
demand: prices hrmer: American mdd,ng. 9-i6d The
sales the DAY 5000 haep. OF which 800 were Tor
speculation and export and INCLUDED 1000 American.
Receipts 1000 bales including 800 American Futures
opcned and closed quiet with moderate demand Ameh-
can mIddllng low midng CLAUSE June 30 GipS 80 ga
and August; 1861 sellers; Angus, ard september.
a. sellers; september and o. loher II 6i3 32Od
October ana November 30 6iff3 0id. sellers
November December :9-0i buy ere December and
January 20 6id buyers January and February %
Cld BUYERS February and March. 96iu3 30-6id buy
err: March and April, 90 Ga 40 81 CAD sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

80, core. Markets -santos--Conee market quiet,
.y sr~-sse Santos. $500 receipts. 600 bags stock
E%s11ass hsss Hamburg-Cofee market opened un-
$500 81 2;30 n m dull and unchanged sales, 1000
tsss Hsvre-Coree marke, opened quiet and unchanged
s,c higher other months unchanged: closed net un-
n 1n.S 70 u franc lower: total sales. 6OOo bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

p,,-cor.e market QUIET No Rio 1880 exchange.
,isisd recerts 400 bags; cleared for Europe looo
isrs stock 10000 bag7. J., 49, ,.u-,
nnEifi0n OF BraZl conee rs as toloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
daily Custom House report June
NAVAL STORES.

In the local market rosin very steady and mod
cratey active. with full quotations demanded. Ad-
Vices from South reported advance ~ DC on the
low ard medium grades hut change in the finer de
scrlptions Sprs * urportine this point rule quiet
but steady Buyers demanded which sellers
refused grant Tar held firm throughout the cay
TAR-Reeuars 81 s5asi o5; tar oil. bbls. 50 s7ha
s35
p1TCII-Sl e..
SPIRITS Tt'RPENTTNF--21 d2sc
POSIN-Corr-on 70 good strained 81 42llfs1 Is: f.
81 50llsi %; F. 81 65lfs G71 c. 81 20; H. 81 80 81 S.
h 81 So: VI 81: n, 81 10; w G. 81 20; W. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

DED 10" LINE,
AS For La Guayra Puerto cabeio. Curacao ana Aars-
caibo. via Curacao.
~ From Robert Pier. Brooklyn.
GER g. 8. "ABYDOS". ............ Wednesoey Svn? -
A Steamer thursday. July
g. G. 'Abydos' has very good accommodations for pes-
's"s BoULroN. BLISS G. DAII4ETr
General Managers No. lS5 Front ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

ro7-ro~-The cation market showed unusual irTegu-
,rpv to-day and signs OF broadening specuauon, IN
s.r local Uouidation and quite heavy selling TOT totes
secon, following reports Of rain in the central portion
ana yerish during the forenoon. TIE summer positions
an m. oher hand showed fair degree OF strength on
cute active support the bull clique ana scat'Ie
covering hy tho tnid shorts who feared mat GER
lain hull interests sim working deai IN tie
Aurp,, optlor Early in the afternoon there was re
new selling by local and the foreigners due par
tally 10 sensational rumors that joe Letter and ohe
encults and 10 predictions from Washington for show
en- within the next twenyfour hours pretty much over
the entire Atlantic States region. At times the pear
crowd hammered the market vigorously and their EFFORTS
attended With certain amount or success me
decline was arrested by investment buying ana Some
complaints O. damage 20 the plant In the Car0nas py
crouih The July and August options were qulte errac
addition to the hearsh weather reports was an
unsssiectory class OF English cables Futures at Liver
pool and tending downward while tne az
spot rather Indifferent private 40
stated that both spectators ana consumers were IN
eined pursue conservative policy pending iur'her
DEVELOPMENTS IN this country Yarns and cloths
4, Manchester were about steady but inactive as rule
Our market closed steady at net loss OF TO poin's
TOTAL futures So 900 bales spot cotton market
duh and unchanged with quotations on the pass
Of OlGc Tor midd.ag u7isnds and 13-l6c for midone
Cult Sale. included 900 bales for delivery on contract
Southern spot ton markets. mddng quoeo were az
follows New-Orleans quiet AT Lice sales 800 bales
Noodle nominal AZ Sc. Savannah quiet at &c; sales :.
BALE. Charleston steady &c. Wilmington STEADY a,
nominal steady al 6+c; sales, 49, paies
st. Louis steady at &c: sales. lis bales. . -
The export thus far this season mas oeeh as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

ChhlIostOn. JUNG IUIptTIIre MARKET %O1C'
Rosln firm. unchanged.
Savannah Juna I2Snirits tupentine FIRM. 2Jc sales.
900 bsis receipts 22Si bs. aosn fn: sales 1917 bbls:
F :, So 4 az ~ oHs; 81 &. S * p g. iS
81 10: " w. 81 81.
25c receipts lo hbs Rosin firm. sllsl %; receipts.
ool bbs Crude turpentine steady. ST. 81 G0f&1 10 re-
ceIpts II bbls Tar nrm. 81 %; receipts. 10 bbls.
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
enle Arm sales 5000 bales speculation ana expo,
go American 100. receipts 1000; middllns uplanas
0S-lG Futures opened quiet. l-Gid ADVANCE. eloseo
cue ne, unchanged 70 2sid advance. Decemoer-Jan-
I s2so February s2oO reSruaTy nsnlp
ssssb; July-August S33s Ausust-septeinber' SSas
Sptembef -Ociober Glib October November, 33o-1s
November DE cenber. 329b. Manchesier-iarns move
slowly Cloths quiet but steady.
The prices IN the local market to-day
vas "a follows:
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old DOMINION LINE.

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UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE.
suoRrrsr SEA TRIPS OUT NEW YORK.
Delightful tours Old Point Comfort Norfolk Newpor
New. Petersburg Portsmouth, Primers Point Richmond.
Virgiia leach Va. Washington. D. G. Freight ana
passenger steamers Pier 20 North River every
weekday except Saturday. at =. n. and SATURDAY ~
lP VI.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
live Live Qrs OF
cattle. sheep. beef
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-02
NEW BODY.
1t Wa Organized In POughkeepsie and Is
Styled ''The Church,"

1t Was Organized In Poughkeepsie n Is
Styled 'The Church,"
The Rev. William De Ronden Pos
has resigned as rector of the Bishop
Cummins Memorial Reformed Episcopal
church Of Baltimore and will take
charge of new religious body in Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, styled "The Church."
which was organized recently. The fol-
lowing is a copy Of the platform Of
principles, the charter Of the organiza-
ton:
"We, the undersigned, do hereby and
herein resolve ourselves this day, being
the 18th Of December, 1897, into a
church of Christ, to be known as The
Church, in Poughkeepsie, upon the
basis Of the New Testament as the rule
Of our faith and practice, acknowledging
no ecclesiastical order other than Jesus
Christ, who alone is the head of the
church, which is his body, as he said,
'One is your Master, even Christ, and
all We are brethren
Loyalty to Jesus Christ, the living
Master, thus avowed, must be expressed
il all obedient walk and life and attest
ed by a conscious fellowship with the
Father and with his Son, Jesus Christ
our Lord"
The above is attested by 20 PERSONS
New York Sun.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-02

Coughs and colds need not
be endured; they can be
cured, and that quickly.
Many mixtures are tenn
3orary in effect, but Scott's
Emulsion Of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites is a
permanent remedy.
The oil feeds the blood
and warns the body the
hypophosphites tone up the
nerves; the glycerine soothes
the inhamed throat and lungs.
The combination cures.
This may prevent serious
lung troubles.
sos. ard sroo; all druggists.
I. SCOTT & -" N. E.helaists. New York {
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-02
New Mexico All Right.

The year 1898 promises to be one OF the
most prosperous ever known in New
Mexico, and the developments of the
past 60 days are a surety for the fulfill
ment of that promise.
In railroad building there will be an
activity only exceeded in the years that
the Santa Fe road was extended to the
Pacific coast. Work is already under
Roadway on the Ell Paso & Northeastern
road, which will connect White Oaks in
the northern part of Lincoln county and
the intermediate country with Ell Paso,
a distance of 200 miles. The White
Oaks & Kansas City road has been pro-
iected and work will begin upon it in
the near future. This line will have a
length of $50 miles in the territory, and
will be an extension of the Ell Paso &
Northeastern, giving a north and east
connection and outlet for the products
of Dona Ana, Lincoln, Guadalupe and
Union counties. The extension of the
Pecos valley road from Roswell to
Washburn, under the name OF the
Pecos Valley & Northwestern, Is
another most important link in the
railroad system OF New Mexico, and will
require 2OS miles of construction to
complete. Aside from these roads the
Santa Fc system will build several
branches and spurs, making Il total of
oyer 900 miles of railroad which will
surely be constructed in the territory
within the coming 12 months.
The building of these roads and
branches not only means better trans
p~ortation facilities and the rapid settling
of the country. but the expenditure of
vast sums of money for labor and
supplies among the people OF New Mex
leo. This alone would insure prosperous
times for the farmer, orchardist and
merchant. but is only the beginning.
Outside capital has at last come to
realize that the mines of New Mexico
offer unexcelled opportunities for in
vcstment. and thousands upon thou
sands of dollars are coming into the
different mining districts for the pur-
pose of developing gold, silver, lead and
copper properties. This is effective in
stimulating greater activity in prospect
ing, and the present year will witness a
wonderful stride forward in the mineral
output of New Mexico. The settlement
of titles to land grants has also worked to
the benefit Of the mining interests, and
mineral lands heretofore allowed to lie
unproductive because of the uncertainty
of titles, will be developed and made
producing properties. The mines of
the territory will add to the terrltory's
wealth by many dollars by December
81. 1898.
The outlook for the agricultural ana
stock interests was never brighter.
The streams are full of water. the noun
tains, valleys and canons are filed
with snow, and that Of itself
prosperity. An abundance of water for
irrigation and good ranges will bring
prolific crops and fat cattle and sheep.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-02

A REPUBLICAN tariff bill passed by a
Republican house OF representatives and
signed by a Republican president has
aided one of New MeXico's chief indus
to a very great extent and our wool
growers and sheep %raisers should re-
member"this fact in the coming election.
A Democratic tariff bill, enacted by a
Democratic congress and signed by a
Democratic president. proved almost
complete ruin to them and they oughtto
remember this fact very clearly also.