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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01
An Emergency Appropriation.

ALBANY. N. Y, April 1.-The state
legislature will make an appropriation
Of 81, 10000 for the use Of the national
guard if it should be called into service
in the near future This extraordinary
appropriation will be made i'll response
10 an emergency message from Gov'
ernor Black, OH its necessity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01
Refittinv More Old Monitors.

PHILADELPHIA. April |. = Orders
for the Immediate reiittins OF the old
monitors Mahopac. Canonicus and
Manhattan have been received 1t
League Island navyyard. The boats
require new boilers and repairs to the
machinery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01

a torpid liver robs You of ambition
and ruins your health. De Wits Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver. cure con
stipation and all stomach and liver
troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01
D,rolopmcnts Of Importance
,he Spanish Situation at
Washington.
l;;0;,t,ation Simply Awaiting
hptipity Responses From
Madrid.
/. Foreign Relations Com
,;,,ee calls on Sigsbee For
Information.

ksN!NCltN, All.!
a dl,,u,b the quiet OF the White
drr.nc the ear y morning. GALL
lsre late IN arriving and tho presl.
r.tle .a,.ued from the numer.
Icnt,r.uce, and exciting events.
N opportunity for some rest before
1pjpv the important work OF the
|, was almost 10 o'clock when he
.-am the Jrea0fast table aud be.
/ lo5E over his mail. After the
t4r, had had conterenc" with
Of his uinc.al staff. /, was said
M message would be sent 10
!. during the day. III all proba.
Tie rapid lire OF diplomatic
krpica,! n, tctween Washington
Eaar.d. however, make unfore.
developments possible, at any mo-
IN Ir,,'d.nt's Statement.
,llent Mckinley stated the s,ua.
Members Of congress subslan-
q, .o..aw
/ administration is simply await.
definite responses from Madrid.
rato4s arc III progress and oil
depend upon the effect OF those.
administration desires to avoid
bin; tending TO precipitation and
haste in matter SO fraught
ile grAvc,t consequences. 1t Is
g4Df .or leace so far rs national
and dignity will permit. II i
that the issue will come to def.
cary adjustment. Ii it can be
ApAoeaaly IL will be gratifying,
Ii satisfactory conclusions cannot
pcAed w4tnm day the admins
VIII su!l hope for it TO be
ed before the week closes. Mean
Ae ADVISED them that in his opin
'le'e should bc no rabid and ex
l.E; cool Judgment should dictat,
IL a matter which involves na
Aonor, and which will cithel
'hc country out Of tho crisis
aO'y with credit or plunge it int
ma at the Change OF Sentiment.
President further expressed graf
oa 'vr tn" change Of sentincn
avg giving a little longer time 70
4A'AiS'tailon to act, aud he cite'
,'ess!'y Tor awaiting the final et
me dispatches in process of com
'"''oh tctwccn the two govern
representative Hopkins q
~ one OF the committee appointe'
AspubAcan conference, had a
~ nI1,cFVicw with tho president
as ~ however. was independent c
y .4lA''tee mission, that body nc
uh'il later in the day. MI
,1s sad he felt that the Repul
,ey rn'y would stand together in tn
sseAt ; crisis. The administratio
A., a,o'catcd its intention to net d
- ~ As possible and he believe
i wy ~, We're for Cuban interventio
aSa't Wv proper time before nc
"u'ance of the president.
m;, conference OF the Republica
IA ''s with the president broke q
n.,,, ~ was announced by some (
mnn oefs that upon the represent;
s. ae ), ny the president they woul
C,,;. "e conference called for $50
nrp. p;o'' TO adjourn until Monda,
IN s,neht az gave them to undcrstar
con, 49, probability he would ha,
h,, ,'i'ohlcation to make to the
ned y '''n' and the reasons he n
"'o satisfactory To them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01
ALLIED ON SIGSBEE.

=" H"iations Committee DO
res infornation.
|An,t, ''oN, April 1.-The senate
Rne1 !, VI foreign relations ad.
tam : Wy alter noon until 2p. N.
)re +, o'oec of the Maine will be
! bles :, 'ohimission when it reas-
tes,pn eNo Information concerning
hw my taken before the court of
haye = "e desire OF the committee
"P'a'h .Sigsbee before it is
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01

Havana woald take place. and Consul
General Lee would be the first to be
nssassinated.
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President Will Make n statement w nat
ever Spain. Answer May Be.
WASHINGTON. April l.-One OF the
members Of the house who saw the
president saws that if a favorable reply
is received from Spain congress VIII at
once be informed; should IT be unfavor'
able, the president will send message
reviewing the Spanish American con-
troyersy and make certain recommend
ations. The message. he said, would
justify the recommendations ana these
recommendations would be satisfactor"
to congress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The house
committee on foreign affairs adjourne!
ut noon without action. There was
general exchange of views and 1t was
decided that it was only falr TO the ao'
ministrat,on to give it few days asked
TO see if the demands the president h'>
made will be agreed to by Spain before
taking aggressive action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15


n GMMlSSIcNEE&S' AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR THE CITY OF NtNfu!sI
NEWS. VA.
In exc uI.@n q 4 decree OF the Law
and Equity CNurt Of the City Of hcA-
moni. in the suit CT +. NJ. Crutchlieii
Woo sites and rtr. paintiM vs.. New
port News Company ct ais defendants.
on December nth, 1897, We, the under
signed, VIII sell at public auct!yn, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH PATH. 1898.
at 1870 O'clock Z. NJ, the following
property. to-wit:
Lots & to It. excluding .. Block No. 3.
Lots Is TO 81 in BOOK No. ). all ui
Hh-ck NO. /, al! of Book No. Z. ali OF
Block No. II, ali Of BLOCK NJ. IS, Lots
q 40 % IN BLOCK NO. b. Lots y |" 40 IN
Book No. "a. Lots Il TO 40 in Block No.
lG, al of lf!a. k No. 10, all of Block No.
70, all O. l'!ock No. =, al OF kock No.
%. al. Of Block No. %, all OF Book No.
80. al or Block No. 40. al! If Block No.
Al. Lots 10 to "a in Book No. 50, LOIS
Ii to 50 in Book No. IS. all o? Book
No. II. all Of Book NO. 10, Lots 10 10
"A in Block No. A. Lots 80 ard 40 N
Block NO. 6o, az OF l$!oek 81. oil IF
b!ock No. g. and Lots 10 to y IN tiock
No 46 as designated on a map Of tho
property or tina News toml'a-
NY made by BraXuon. Chandler and
Ma: ye, engineers, and Of record IN the
clerks office OF the county Court OF
f-ttze.beth CITY county.
It!-SMS cash
lheSe lois ne on the
electric car Inc from NEWPORT News to
Hampton, some OF them facing on the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
BRIEF ITEMS.

The Cuban Relief t'urlN has reached a
total of 1880.
Major l. ). T.ernon and his VII. are
IN Wash ttSuun on 4 visit. Major Ter
non is stationed at fortress Muniue.
The circuit eur wild convene this
morning at 10 o'clock. with Judge
HltokStNnt. on the bench. The Edwards
case IS the first one on the docket, and
W.l Ire called at that time.
me doctors report measles prevalent
in the county. ...
Rev. Dr. y. Il. Wtudhn went to Rich
mond yesterday aftcrno n on business.
y l23-hut briLG" has been bugrt
across the small creek that runs into
Hampton creek flNrn the street car line
power house. The new hridGe will an
able the residents ri "l.Att.c l~.nglauil''
"a portion of West End. to reach huu,.
fl mn th- heart Of town without gu.ny
hy tn" power mouse.
MIR. 7. HI Davis has enlarged his
place " business. taking in. the store
room next /" the .n& ne has occupied
in the past.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Mar. l4.--rllu:-Hull:
Westc!n superlat!v=. S2.S0Gp".20. DO cx-
ira s%.4oM4.lo; do. family. $4.41Mi.1G:
winter wheat patent $4.S5Gi5.1 10; spring
DO, So.2oWJ.i0; spring wheat straights,
>5.UGM510.
Wheat-Firmsr; spot ard month 9Sis
m@$A; April 9SE@ 9S4s: May 9S4 @9s7s:
steamer No. : red 81 BID; su4gthern
Wheat by sample g5u99; do. on graz.
49, M3Sl..
cy.sn-S;eady; spot and morith %sMm
331s; April 34MS+lA; May 3ik bid;
steamer mixed 33A m33k: southern
white corn 33EG3ll4: d.. yellow 1870
5lt@.
oats-steady: No. , white 341.q35;
No. > mixed %2@&2h.
ftye-Easier: No. > nearby 55055R:
NO. = western 56M56H.
Hay-Firmer; choice timAtthy $12.5O@
l%.G9.
Grain Fre,gnts-Quiet: steam TO L!v-
crpool per bushel, 3l4d May; Cork for
ORDERS per quarter 3s 6d43s 713d March;
IS 4hd April.
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery 20g
81; do. imitation 17G1S; do. lat;;e Is;
good ladle 10; good ladle 134l4; suGre
packet 1Om12.
Eggs-Quiet; fresh 10k.
Cheese, steady: fancy New York large
9!2M9M; do. medium 9kW9A; do. smaE
l0l5.
Lettuce-s1,25@150 per basket.
Whiskey-$1. 26M1.2T per gallon for fin
!shtd goods i'm car loads; s. .2SQ1t29 per
gallon for tJbb:ng lots.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull; No. 2 yellow corn.
29!W!;No. 2>pring wheat, 92@y4,
No. 3 spring wheat, 9O097; No.
, red, 1O2414; No. corn, 234@a; No.
: oats, 2GWs; No. 2white, 2ei Gn2yt; No.
3 white, 2sSW29; No. . Rye, asa; No.
, barley, 35@14!; No. B., =: No. j, =;
-; No. flax seed, 1l94Wl23; prime
timothy seed, 2.S7s; mess pork per
barrel ?95WG s.; lard per Ice pounus
, G0Wl.O2!; short ribs sides louse).
! o9W5.! -; dry >alteu shoulders
boxed t j4W5o0; short clear sides,
boxed. ~3.3345.40; whiskey disti!lers,
finished goods, per gallon, 1lS4.
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Hampton Burrau.
CIR Dailn press,
King Street. near Queen. opposite the
new postofhca

An news letters for publication In
this department should be addressed
to Daily Press Bureau. Hampton.
n Daily Press will be found for
sale every morning at the following
places:
Observation-Disclosures news stand,
street office.
Old Pciint-Baulch's stationery and
book store. Hygeia Hotel and Cham
berlin Hotel.
Sherwood Hotel
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DRESS GOODS.

t"r Spring Wear n q magnificent ar
ray of now silks in all colors, high
ci.!SS novelty goods in the newest
WeaVeS. Fancy plaids. serges. diagonals
ana hetriettaS Of ALL qualities.
IN al VOL Novelty Goods. in all
shades. sc.
4o-ir'ch all Wool Plaids and Checks,
extra grade. soc.
est shades. soc.
lo-tn"h Al! wonl Blue Serge that sells
eNe;Nwhvte for soc. Special 39c.
4o-Ineh all Wo"l iNue Diagona. Dreas
Goods, Il regular .5c value. soc.
4S-lnch black all wool Henrietta. the
Ike has never been seen, worth Sc.
special. SOC.
SsInch black al. wool Figured Serge. n
regular 50 cent value, special so cents.
4e-inch black Figured MUhair. r,.su-
iar soc. value, special 39c.
36-inth Henrietta, a regular 45c. ya,ue
SPECIAL. Soc.
%6-inch Henrietta. all colors and black.
Soc. value. special NC.
- pieces of Novelty Dress Goods. SO in
ch"s aud - inches wide. These goods
are worth 10 cents and 20 cents. Our
special price II IL cents.
MI c1lors colors off China Silks. soc.
srccial price T. IL cents.
Plaid. striped and plain Tefreta
Silks In all the latest desgns and
sha2"s, a regular Sl.W quality, opening
price. 1Jc.
All c"lors of figured Silks, soc. grade
Opening price. 39c.
AN c,lprs OF ChangaablA Silks. age.
grade. opening price, 25c.
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DEEDS RECORDED.

The following deeds Were rvcurdaI in
the clerks office Yesterday:
T.. {. W'slAcc It, Peter Wallace. con-
Siriatiyn $50.
ilviry ArmtStead, ut ux.. to Williams
ai.i Smith. trustees: . n~Silrr4tinn. $500.
j. T, Lee. ct uN.. to John II. Robin
SON; consideration. 5000.
w. y. James. ct uN.. to 1fN mas II.
iANLS, N.nSl .LrlNiNn. Mn
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I'll A M PTON n EW s.

not PASSED. The required e~XalninaUunS
as son is THESE examinations nA.
passed. 1t - understood nat tllcy Will
ioi.oW tine men.
When asked If the fort would moi feel
The loss Of tt!ssv mvn very mu.n. ne
&tlu that Battery b. of the Fpuuth Ar
tGlIery, tapta.n Taylor, had beeu VI
dered from Fort 1tLey. Ken. to Fu,v-
resS Monroe. und that they wNuI leave
that place ON neNt Friday. arriving mere
first OF next.
1t IS also undersoud that two o- ttmtc
batteries from the neW regiments watch
have just been piovi I'D for by CON
SsvSS, VIII be stationed at p.d Amt
Inc new regiments wi4l DE known IT'S
the Sixth ,rnd Seventh Artillery
The batteries whica VIII leave Fort
rrsS Monroe viii take their hight aims
WITH them, AS only' thN heavy gums m:e
ht Tn" forts to which they have been
ordered.
The forming Of the new REGIMENTS
"tm promote many OF the officers STA
TONED at Fortress Monroe. Cagtrn
~Green"us'h. capta.m M.Els and Captain
Story viii be made majors. and Lieu
tenalris Semley. Homer. Duyll. Wiser.
Pa1-khurst and Brown. WIFI become cap
ta.nS. tN,uliy all of the Junior officers
WIN be promoted two or three grades.
1T can be stated IN the best of Az
tH"rity that II ii II is being con-
Siuntly received ut the Tort.
me new h!ttery of murtars which is
being bu.it at the Zines is nearly
COMPLETED, and Will be in fighting trim
IN 4 cay or two. Twelve of the mo: ,lrs
nave been received AT the fort. and an
otEtr' Shipment lis expected this week.
Itlerc VIII be sixteen nlyriurs in aE. m
this battery. and everything is ready
and Wa9ting on the FOUR mnrtar:s which
nave not arrived. They wjll be put in
place at once on arrival.
1t S understood that. ShlupN wi,r N
declared. the guests OF the hotels woutu
Ire notified to 4 at once. ana rhas
every one. except thu 80 who nav. n,si
ness. Will he kept of the governments
.~eS'iNnGnt me course of vents wguN
ten whether the hotels w0ulI nov. =,
come" down tor not. That is with sh..
SIVrrnmcnt to decide.
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TUESDAY,, MARCH Is. 1898.
THE BROOKLYN SAFE
Armored Cruiser Arrives
+. from La Guayra,
APPRENTICE DIES AT SEA
Four Batteries Preparing to Leave For,
Monroe. James Farmer Found With
Fisherman. Smallpox
.. Isuinor Denied.

HNiiefhiiau. SHhalipaN
.. sumor Denied.
The United States proiecttIi cruiser
Brooklyn arrived al Fortress Monroe
yesterday muanins at 10 O'clock. The
Hrookyn was expected to arrivs in
f1<niIitpn Roads last FTidIy, und the
devuy CauscLN quite a little anxiety. She
ctine d&ect from the South Aiiantiy
"he1e she Was NrJe.ei about "a mvnth
ago The last l'ogrt she touched was La
C;uayra.
y Daily Press reporter boarded the
cruiser at 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon /" ascertain the cause Of the tx
LAY in reaching here.
We We're not 5 heduled to arrive 1t
here Friday. as was expected" sad one
NJ the officers when Questioned i'm re-
gard to the t.t4.ay
You have not been, to Havana. have.
you 2" -
No; s.ilI am gad we didn't ston
there. The Spaniards might hav,. hlown
ur the Bi"okiyn instead of the Maine
ID" You think the battleship was
blown up from the outsider"
We'll, from AN l can learn such is
my op!ntpn. Ma it been otherwise the
court ~ inquiry wuu.! hive reported
ons ago. If it rad been an accident
m" court would have found it our be-
fore this. aud made the ver,iI-t pubic
50 as I" aItay -Ncitement. Tho fact that
the court has NIT reported So, ms s,r-
mtic'hnt to me However. 1 may ne
miStakrn.'
DO YOU think VIZ will have war with
Sipaiu?" wa
From what 4 heor and IL ; rrepara-
srhls5 surely come"
AHtther off cr. when asked If he
Thought there was any danger of war
with the DonS. said:
oS curse we have not been able to
get much Information in regard to the
disaster. but 1T appears to me that
war is inevTtable."
h men We're around the cruiser all
day reading the newspapers for the.
Attest news from Washington and Ha-
vaEa.
The Brooklyn wff leave Old Point tn
H"i'Alt,g for Newport News where she
WIN take ON 1000 tons NJ coal. Firm
tleFt 1t is thought hat she will go
% me G"spor navy yard. ut Ports
mouth. for the amTnumttAm that kas
Been shipped there fIOm the north FOR
hsr. 'N
He" movements after that ore ur-
drcEdtit One of the fr:cers said the
vesse! wou j probably stay in H,mp-
ton Roads for some time.
ne hroNklyn is in excellent crnli-
t5@A. and the officers and crew report
i'ne weather on the :rp with the ex-
c-pt!on OF a few l.G.t fogs.
49, - NrthildAIeu PE Cap
saIh rFahcls y. COOK. HIS chief aides
- h]eulrrNant C"mmallder Newton f.
IIrnh 1tI' 1'intpr ~Lieutenan:s Henry
~ \. iSucn ana r: X. Bradnara.
80 tguSs' - spoken OF as the sister
che only other armored cruiser in ths.
ouI az IS i'ooo TONS IarSer, mas
= x Nts H,.,teES arla is speeC.er: She
h"$.'.'res 80 IONS, mas an
=. =. ST- t,MSr OF is.'o'; speed OF y knots
20 ;, "a " a.. r.s"S e-antn gums, tWe!ve
." ~ S''MsIN" o-poui'dtis' TOUR Colts,
~ He.H suns a"i mas Tour torpedo
80 'He '1's'eS 40 olllceFs ana 4'e
'e Sb,. ~
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JAMES FARMER LOCATED

James Farmer. the lInGiish lad Of IS.
WIZ deserted the BT.,iSh bark Steda-
coma at NcWiN@rt News nearly TWO
months ago, and VINO came to hamp-
tom last week HolneloSS anu fricN4I.SS.
has been ouill after a myStericus dis
appearance. of several days.
Yesterday ~ ininS the boy was lp-
|r;rd ct the hons. of 4 fisherman.
JtuHrS seems to be Well satisfied where
rs Is. ard NA.c grateful to the per
SF;a VINO auv" offcr,ta 80 .ve him en-
p~tuynlsi1t. says he Mn remain NTH
zoe fisherman.
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MvHRRAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The Allowing marriage licenses we're
lS>~Si yesterday:
James z. GItlfn hnl Maud Llvirtu
Hay Wood.
George Washington Alice nnd Minnie
CHRIST.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

NJ OTICE.-Proposals WIFI be received
~ up tn Friday. the 18TH, for the cree
tion and construction of a bUttling
house and cuid storage for the CONT
n"ntal Brewing Company. of IfhIfadei-
phia. The company reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. AddreS il.
LoNGHISAM. Phoebus, Va.
Inr15-4t
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Miss Maud Bryce. Philadelphia: Byron
w. Anthony and wife. Fail River,
Mass: Wi..larn a. Donald. William Ii.
i;ain, G.. NJ. Clark. Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

NEW YOR KCOTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 14.-Cotton flu
torres cl&stiN steady; sales 164, 800 bales;
March 5.S7; April SIS; May SOP: June
b.93: July 500: August 600; September
h.2S: October 5.97: November 5.9S; De-
cember 500; Jonuary 6.02.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Ladies' Vici Kid in Hand Sewed or
land Turned. in Lace OF Button. reg
u.ar price $500; cut price ST. SO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Just try a 10c. box Of Cascaret>. thu
finest liver and bowel regulator eve,
made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Ladies Imported Vic Kid in Button
and Lace. al! the latest styles, regular
price so cut price $1.24.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

CHICAGO. March 14.-All the wheat
futures We're weak today rXcept May,
W.ich "a the uSuaI Support OF the
Letter interests. The extremely favor
ut',+ wt-:',her and heavy additions Ia
tne contract stocks We're prominent
factors IN causing l.quiiati"n. which
continued all Gay. July closed AmIa
cent lower. Corn and oats We're COM
ra.AtEvly firm. and showed Little
change. At the clrSa. Provisions were
heavy and closed 3Ml2h ,eHrs lower.
The leading futures ranged as fol-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Mems Hand Sewed Tar and Ena mel
SHOES, all the latest styles, regular price
$3.50. cut price $2.T5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Up-to-Date
ClOthierS ....
AND
FurnishierS

are what we claim to be and
a glance through our stock
will convince you of this
fact.
Not garment in our store
that is not fresh from city
workshops, All clothing
direct from our own factories
and to you minus the reyu-
lar middleman's profit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Mems Genuine Box Calf. Hand Sewed.
Coin or Bull Dog Toes, regular price
$500; Out price $2.5 SC.
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DRESS GlNGHAMS
AND DONlESTICS.

One lot of French Dress Ginghams
mat We're closed out. in all the newest
shades. that sell regular for lac. and
lsc., our opening price. 10 1-2c.
one lot Of zine D!ess Gingharns that
are worth l. lie. opening price Sc.
one Tot of Dress Gingha,ns that w,,rth
Zoe. opening price sc.
~ fine Cheviot suitable for shirt
waists, opening price 10 TO
PLa'n or Check Duck, that sell. ell
over for II 10. Onnninr nrina IL,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Children's Genuine Dongola, Solid
Leather. in Button or Lace, regular
price 11c; cut price +5c.
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shoes.

Mems CAT Tar Shoes. Latest Bsrll
Dog Toes. regular price So. 90; cut pr@ce
$l.10.
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FINANCE And COMMERCE
Market Quotations From the
Leading Business Centers.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW 1OlGh, March l4.-MUney "
cAEl steady at 2M242 per cent: last loan
20 Per ctns; prime paper
e" per ce3t: sterling exchange u t..
with lctuli business in ankers bills
at $4.S3A for LNtnand, aili at Si.SOA for
sixty days; posted rates S4.S2@4.S3 ard
$i.So@ti.SoI2: commercial bills $3.50: ST.
Yer certificates 5i%@55A; bar silver
3li2: MvNiCau dollars 44A; government
bonds weak: STATE bonds dull: rail-
road hunI tiong.
NEW YORK, March 14.-The stp k
and bond markets were Strong thru ugh
rut tLIay. Different opinions We're Of
fcred as 10 the cause - this. end prob
ably all had some truth in them. Tthat
to many professional ttaders, even to
those Who expected some natural re
bound from Saturdays excessive de-
preston, WAS cvl.rnt. Prices of A,neri-
caItS We're advanced IN Il mdDn bvfpr,.
the opening here. This WAS the more
notable an account of the ocutv depIts-
son of the Spanish government fuurs,
which fell in London Lm Paris selling,
and showed an extreme decline OF 1N in
t'aiiS. Ih.s course of these tniIllE has
been locked to as 4 title INDEX OF the
d diplomatic relatitn between the United
Stnt"S and Spain. TSis diScrepnu V
af'!E upon rhe excellent financial dis
tiess "a the SPANISH government DE
tracts from the value of its bon'.s in
spite HE the chance of peace. 1t IS r,t
to ba .oSt sight of that United states
bonds in the local market declined -
per cent in he hid price IN face of the
strength If all other securities.
Th" total sales of sh rkS for the day
amounted to 3 $500 shares.
W r -
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Hats.

All our Men Black and Brown Der
nys and tedrIuS, formerly sold at 81. 80,
$l.I5 and $500. Win go at csc.
Mems Black and Brown Derbys and
tedoras. formerly sold at $3.50. $500
$3.50. viii. go at $3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

Youths Satin Calf. Solid Leather,
Lace or Button Shoes, regular price
$l.O0: cut price Csc.