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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
NEW 4DYEKrISEMB BNTs Yo-DAY.

 Douglas Shoes-S14 Chapel Street. Estate Nina l.. Klein-Probate Notice. Eczema-Dr. Agnew's Ointment-Druggists Estate Hobart B. Sackett-Probate Notice. For Sloppy Weather-A. B. Greenwood. Hamburg Steaks-John E. Bassett x Go. Large Mortgage Loans--Kennedy X Smith. Low Prices-F. M. Brown SS Co. Overcoats-Beecher-L Leonard Co. Prizes--Malle,' Nicely & Go. Roast Capon-D. M. Welch & Son. Success-Howe & Stetson.
 Securities--Kimberly, Root & Day. Shaker Apple Sauce-E. E. Nichols. Speaking of Shoes-N H. Shoe Go. Watches-The G. H. Ford Co., We Have--Ohas. Monson Go. Wanted-Situation-31 Wallace Street. Wanted-Situation-15 Howard Avenue. Wanted-Girl-1S7 Lawrence Street. Wanted--Situation-70 Carlisle Street. Wanted-Board-123 West Divinity. Wanted-Colored People-Poli's Theater. Wanted-Situation- Whalley Avenue. Wanted-Girl-G. W. Warner. Wanted-Bookkeeper This Office. u
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Famous Asphalt Case Decision.

Rochester, N. r., Jan. 13.-Justice Davy to-day handed down a decision for the plaintiff in the case of Major General w. A. Averill against Amzi l.. Barber and the Barber Asphalt com pany. The judgment involves a million dollars and settles for the time being, at least, case which has been before the courts for several years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
EA sr HAVEN SCHOOLS

The school committee of the East Ha- ven district are discussing the advisa- bility of keeping the. schools open six days a week, but have not yet taken definite action in the matter. The idea talked of is to hold halliday sessions on Saturdays. It is doubted by those con- versant with school matters in the town if anything will be done about it.
 There are still various cases of measles in the town, but the schools are now open again, as usual, and have been for some time, no further danger being apprehended.
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Local Weather Report. FOR JANUARY F, 1898.

Mean temperature, i6 Max. temperature, 55. Min. temperature, 37. x Precipitation inches. Max velocity of wind, 2S-W. Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn perature since January l. 3t degrees; or an average daily deficiency of 2.6 degrees. Total deficiency in precipitation since Janu ary |, l.i. inches.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14

MIR. STODDARD A LITTLE BETTER
 Mir. I. H. stoddard, the well known Chapel street photographer, who has been confined to his home, No. 15 Home place, for several months by illness, is now thought to be steadily improving, though slowly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
HOWARD AVE. CHURCH OFFICERS

The Howard avenue Congregational church elected these officers Wednesday evening: Trustees, M. A. Butricks, John w. Townsend, Elihu A. Beckley N. H. Hoyt, A. B. Treat; clerk, ". N. Butricks; treasurer, c. B. Foote; super intendent of Sunday school, Rev. w. J. Mutch; assistant superintendents, Joel E. Foote and George A. Barrett.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
-----==---- Who is Matzow?

1.-the Baby is Cutting Teeth Be sure and use that old and well tried rem. edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, goftens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
 d11 MWF&w ly
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
Housewife Wisdom.

Object lessons of savings that will interest every good housewife.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
Brief Mention

High water to-day, 2:46 a. m.
 Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Co. Two family house. .s2.6oo. R.E.Baldwin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
MEATH ER RECORD,

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. l2, 1898, s p. m. Forecast for Friday For New England and Eastern New York: Generally fair; colder; westerly winds
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Have 1t Sent to You.
 The Journal and Courier will be sent ko any address by mail at the same terms as 1t is delivered in the city. 1a cents a week; 50 cents a month.
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A Bakers Dozen

of choice Sample Pieces Saae Boards ard Ch1na Cos ets-handsome Antique Oak finish; to sell very quick. Don't intend to duplicate any one style.
 Prices are really less than was paid to even build 'em.
 What a chance for a hand- some piece of furniture (pat- tern you won't find a neigh Dor has) for a mite of money.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
GsylS Shoes. Boys' SAoes.
 Chalayen's s Shoes. Men's SAbbeys

And there are some broken lots of Ladies Oxford Ties, Button Boots, (small sixes,) priced at half their
 value. "Broomings-up" be- fore Inventory. Near Tenn
 pie St. Door.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14

Your doll has a good chance as any other afy fyo@ 6rzMg Aey.
 Watch out next week for prize-winners names.
 Bring your doll to Adver- Using and Illustrating Depts., (2d Floor ) not attey Fyzaay.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
CLASS B PRIZES.

Dolls dressed in best character or. masquerade ostumes-humorous points specially 9cneid9red.
 1st Prize, Sro.oo. 2d Prize, $s.oo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
AWARD OF MERIT.

A highly commended White Ribbon will be given to dolls coming next in point of merit to the Prize Winners. A handsome souvenir will be given all exhibitors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
EloWE & STETso N.

crccocc attends the great otleeOss Stamped G Q ods Sale. Even adverse weather conditions failed to seriously hamper the selling. New Haven women have appre- ciated this sale and will during the last two days.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01

J. J. Russell Of Charleston j al
tending the Common PEAS Court
There are several big cases docket
Cd 70. be present tern q t1e Common
Pleas CoG--
I~ea1ess@es Partner, : eole5yara-
ma thai appeals 70 The higbes1 part o.
ths 6aT-32 patronage and dos rci
leave untouched those sitting lower
aoTa, waS ETen 4 -ol>iaE welcome
OF no occasions YESTERDAY, Harry
NaznAail. lane Corco-an ana Es.ha
Williams have II -ea5-n- paris aaG
acqlt themselves - general sa..-:av-
ton he play = c-ere-ly staged ana
Ie sctio1 : sw!t enough 10 III: IL
nos: fashions.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01
49, -l

We arr pleased 70 learn that many
OF our business men have decided TO
have exhibits a. he coming Fair. The
Fair will he Z big success f orr bust
ness nen will GO their duty
The Jackson Telephone Exchange i
moving IL central o-5c= 70 the post
Office building and The phones have
not heen il working order his week.
Rich. Red and Pure Blood can be
had by using Dr. Simmons Sarsapa-
rilla. Only % cents per bottle and %
full doses for al adult
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Albert returned
home from the East yesterday.
The Republican ticket OF Cape Cir
a-deau county i he peoples ticket
this year. !; i tie ticket that win
win.
Judge Harry O'Br!aa Of Charleston
Is here attending the Common Pleas
Court
Married. in this city september 29th,
ls9s. By William Woeleke. J. P.
Wade Grant and Rose Nance
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01

Caz- Joh- :. Snlder j Il TIE c5;y
to-5v. The Po>1-oSczS IN Southea>;
Nis~.zE n ali diShe5 on, and OR
IahauE : n0w out % : JOB Tor The
5r>t l2= since n va old enough -
vo:e.
Bloomfield = T.-l represented II
-a!s rE today. There a. 4 number
C: ~--a-E county cas=, her q
ca2--- o. venue ana lawyers. c.-a1cs
an e~.,a=>~es are mere attending NE
Common Pleas Coo--
8icyc,:s1s BeS- F1z
taI.aa- 1ane fo~ DeWi1> W..c5
ia We, always 2sa6y to- ener-
gene While i specific fo- pl.e>. i,
as mainly relieves a-d c22e- cu,s.
bruises. salt rheum. eczema ana al
affections Of the skin. !; never fails.
Wn- Z Coerve--
NJ. Sc. Davis NJ. rea5 - uape-
q M Helen Gardner. read before
the Mothers Congress OF - entitled
aec--y. a=:o-- n Child Study
Club O. Friday. another Interesting
feature ~ tae meeting Will stor, ex-
te-poya2aou> discussion or what
children >hoa35 Rad and ,5e ccr<.6-
Grafton q. how 70 procure a library @:
works for mothers and teachers Mr..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01
nos. Ea>-ElO,

Ringing Bros. vlll >aoT = III:
city octooe- I'd We vii have o1.
big cay tais year !
Bryan Shelton. al Insurance ags1:
died a. The Rive-7.=w Eote- las nigh,
and his remains were shipped 70 -
LOUIS his morning tor 52se-me1-,
Deceased was a highly respected nan.
H leaves q large family.
The Common Pleas Cou-. ! . -rea;
benefit % this city a. Well a. a con.
Feniercz 70 or people. The people
who come here from abroad 20 attend
c0u-t leave some money mere AID Ue
al u, a share OF that noz=y.
Clan. Eer,cner o: Jackson :, il l1e
ely
Certainly yca 4oat war. 20 s1=er
with dyspepsia. constipation, sex
headache, sallow SKIN and -oS> o AZ
petite Eoa have reve- ;rie5 d
Wis Litt.~ Larry Riser Tor these
complaints or yoa would have oe,n
cured, They ara small pills 51i Erea;
regulators. Nm I. Coerye--
Judge Harry O Bryan Of Charleston
arrived n the city Ms afternoon. lie
: here looking after ! ellen, Il ;1e
Common Pleas Court
- u
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01
EDNESDzE

Ballard snow L-2.-~-- -1--~ :
10 pain :: MI ro- --...7e - srr-.-.
i vi ne, >155ue. 20 voa7a : ~.
Nc, haal. ]. Will cure t-o-: bites.
c~h:.a.ains. ard co-2s- ana - een:>-
Z B Miller
Frank NcLaia : Z ,ar c.:y .c-lay-
Frank : now a retired politician He
: making Al honest -.v.2- farming.
TIT lime ! drawing nea- :or our
big Fair and every citizen n nj c.:y
should DO something - help maze lie
Far 4 o:- >acc=S III LAY
Evil at.e- effects never =o..ow III
L. Of D.. Bells Peppermint Cai-
Tonic. /: ! 4 p.easaa; liver laxative.
!: makes ~5eh. --6 blood ]: makes
S:9at. sound bone :: makes flesh !:
nakcs rosy cheakS. All Of his cures
chill> 80 they stay cured Dealers
guarantee :.
Don't forge; the graf show i; tte
Broadway TleaJe- pstob-r II.
A1Ez-: Sa.r-,b.rr la q re big
cir. a, Ii house AID h : a. proud
a. . li,,le BOY win hi -; pair 81
boots
-he t4-epho1e ezc54ngv a. Jackson
i oEt 81 wsck and there ! nc way %
communicating with Jackson now ex-
cspt by telegraph or letter
Doc't forge, !: yoa use Putnam
Fa5e.eSs Dyc> you don't have 70 send
for . package for wool ara on for
cotton. Each package colors all
al--S Sold bv " 4 Coerye-. i
Tr.aa Jones. Hezekian Brown ana
John Peter Smith viii testify 70 the
wonderful curative properties OF Dr.
Simmons Cough Syrup Sample boz
ties free Satisfaction Or money -
un5ed. For sale by all6uEgiSts.
John \. Hope Of jackson i here
to-day attending Tie Common Pleas
Court.
At the special election il tne fourth
ward Yesterday J. " Morrison was
elected 10 NJ the chair made vacant
by The resignation Of John + Rey-
Mods.
Tablers Buckeye Pile Oinlnea.
gives instant relief. It allays i1iams
nation and heals. Il Is prompt in lis
and positive in iis effect Il il
the kind ,hai cures without pain or
discomfort Il i for piles only 20
cenfy. 1Ubes - cents. / Bea Miller.
Mr.. Buck, OF the firm OF Buck *
Bold. Bloomfield. Is in the city to-day.
M. Buck is one OF the most Success
full merchants in Southeast Missouri.
His oi6 friend. ". Y. Leech. took MIR.
Buck ont in . buggy and showed him
the city
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01
Ordinance no. 59s.

Az ordinance assessing. apporioning. I.rying and taxing tie cost Of
graveling William Stree; from SPEgE street 10 Pacific street in the City of
Cap Gi.arteau. Missouri, against Tie owners Of ana thu lois fronting on
said William ~:ree;.
BIT o-iafar5 by III v.=a.l 0. ne City OF Cape :Giraraeau. Missouri,
a. follows:
SEXTON one . APPoRTEoNNENT ETC. OF COSTS.
lie suns 81 one hundred ana tweryeight dollars and sixteen cents
:i->ls# from >.--gE s-~rt % Eis stree: and one hundred and rwenty-four
dollars and nin-!-tour oen> .Sl2i n from Ellis stree: TO Pacific street, hay
inE bea ~ d. course G .aw and ordinance expended in the gravehng of
William sri. rem S?rE- street 70 Pacific street. HI said sums ire hereby
levied. .apgurio-el. >>e>>e5 and taxed agan>:. the owners of the lots. and
on II .2rs cr p.r:> Of los. sad lois being n said city. al OF which are
he2-re#@- - OH ana described. tcwit
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01

Guus Sd. diseases OF horses. cattle.
sheep. 5o->. hogs and poultry mailed
tr-@ by addressing Humphreys Ee;er-
mary Specifics. ccrne- William X
EnH- - W Enrk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01

Ringing Bros. advertising car ar
rived al Tx Depot MS afternoon and
will probably remain here sn day TO-
morrow Ringing Bros Dig show
VII how here Saturday. O-tober -
TIE Common Pleas Court all pro
baby be IN session al ext week.
Their ar d 1anoe- o: big case> on
IL locke; yei % LIZ :-ied-
Soa-aeas, Missouri lawyers. lit
-arts and witnesses Who cone here 70
attend col-f >ay Cape Gicar1eaa ! a
g~reatclfy. T-erz : 70 place II earth.
they SAP, wLe7e,ley had rather spend 4
few days t1au n Cape G.rardeaa.
L you have ever S-er . lille child
I 4 paroxy>m 81 vauopiaE cough, ~
i yua have be- ANNEXED = . on
slant ;.cs..aE il he thcoa- yol an
appreciate ,.e ya.ae OF One Minute
Co1EL Cure. which gives 41.es relief
Wm- l. Coe~vrr.
We want - youa- Zen - pac::ct-
pale II ;h- WIG W->- show 10 ~
given - ne Fair :Li> year. ana hope
ina: al who are Interested Viii meet
win - a, ;ae opera House Saturday
nigh, Cv- -. a 80.
In c~on~-rlclor> OF ne era: :
Pom; Ter@ina. ara now gazing a; the
Stars Tbe- have completed ne road
70 G-ay> Fo5-: and found there he
jumping o. place. The river ! there
81; there : 1ot enough Ea:e- for .
transfer boat e carry ears across he
mighty dep, The ~.:l1oaGer> \
looking a. eacE other I1sn looking p.
The :. Albe-: Grocer Co, vii sell
tickets by -Ee steamer GREY Eagle -
=. Loais ana 7e;a-n Tor S+@ round
Tip. iuc.1dinE meals and he-th.
Ticsr;> good from Oc.- II g llrh IN
elusive.
julius Hoaca. genera, ~>ave-ir:en-
den: Of he Ferryyill~ railroad was il
tae ely Yesterday. :
The editor ottae JACKSON Cash-5ook
: oppcs~l 10 - Improvement, So: he
J~acsson ccurt house. The people Of
Cape Gt-ar3eau wa-- he county 70
have a mode. cou-: aus-e and hey
vii vote tcr issuing bonus 20 r~-DoGe,
- court Lo-~ a. a.E>o--
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01
MIXED UP.
Everything OF Local Form To he
Found That IS OF interest
ErNnaT
ECNDAY

DleI. II ms ".ty, September 30
1ssS, Samuel Bla1n=r. aged .iuv-six
yea-s- lie deceased vas al old and
highly respected citizen q MS iry.
T5e Midway al he Words Fair
vas famous teatar=- The Eidwar
a n Cairo Fre Saz4 Far I'll D
T3-- going @ -. eTe2 i -1 were
n o,1-r attractions.
Ncz=21s ar useless swa-
a-1 ny are dangerously ~5 :
consumed by delay 4 cases ~-e7e one
Minute to-EL Gre wolld 5-.1- in
ne2la.= relief. u. Z. Co=r-er.
We are informed that Z 1rn a, Da-
too Ohio. have had . nan 1e-- .ook-
II .or i location Tor a beat wood fac
tory and that The firm mas about de-
cide1 10 -oca5e Z BIZ tacsory doxn OF
n 5oocG road. The gentleman who
-l7e> = his information ears h
factory NJ. @np.oy TWO or thr-- hun
6--5 2so-
D--5- - A=r home II Ea~i Cape CIR
arlral. Illinois. ~Sep:enbe- 23d. I~4s.
= ---la James, aged - years 3
n-1c1- . = days. Nr>. .Iane- "a
r1e W. ~ Ca-k jams and daughter
81 i = E5noa6soa- Her death Wa
a 80 ~1cck % ae- husband AID a-ed
a:-=- % - "a -a--r circle o. friends.
-;-l1-lE >0-=-. .a5ol-ct Ulcers and
similar troubles. e~~z1t1ouEh Of na2v
y=ar~ standing nay b-c9--5 oy using
DeW--- Witch Eaz=, Sa.7e- i,
-oa-le- --ca-o> an aea.~. lis
- -0=at PIE eDar, II z. Coerv-r-
IN railroads MI give reduced
-sr- % n 81 La1i- Exposition.
We notice hat he maua-er= OF rs
Cairo St7ee. Fair are advertising tbei-
Fa-- Il = cunoar - >ol;A~aS. Ms
or paP~rs- Its-5.cioG< advertising
VII draw TIE p=oP.e Cairo wiI surely
haze q e.ow1eL ~ during Sire.
Fa.~ u--s
Numerous brass bands have been
- -t- nc AFRO RE- SEeV-
ia--- q; 1a-ro. H. prtobvr i % =.
60 IL. VII @-vra -1= e-e2e- Cay
1--1-, E7-~~n-n- = rar~ carnival
81 1-e-'
Z -8s ar- a..-oas. ~ Dr.. Sawyrr
L,..e VII wake Pills. yo1 will find
hen - What yo1 want Try ire
sample. They DO moi gripe- Sold a
= Map Wilson's drug store
or ne e;-r-.= o. cairo" Illinois.
ot.o6-r = - =. ri. ba sen rau5e-
Viii ara ra-.e-y attractions. aero
7a-g .ea:-. --h,--op- walking, ballou
-=2=-"2> = parachute drops
- 80
=.
- -
p .-,a,5 The r--4 .,-@- Fa
rs-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01

Remaining u1cxlled fo- N the post o5ee Of
CsTe Gi-zr5.zu. comfy 81 Cape Gi-xriesu,
STATE Of Nlssou-. for tie week ending
Seu- Sr
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-01

Persons calling for any Of the above Letters
viii please say .~'AdTeriked,'' giving date Of
the list. II not called for within two weeks
tbevwiI be sent TO the Dead Letter Once 81
Washington Civ. W V LEECH P. Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-16
THE SONG or THE EIGHT,
Oh, the wild charge they made!" I
-Tennyson.
By Albert Bigelow Paine.

L.
BY Albert Bigelow Paine.
"o,nx,,,aa - ,,,.s s.o. s s,ou
4 Sss;. ~ "n sn's % o'1
z This !. ~ ,a,n M, .a,,
- . az my .en
Nav, ~. $3.50 S
Wa W., ~ e 49,, .nS ,,
S,nn .sa,, w. e'sA. e"' .n e
e t 49, av' .,a. ""e"
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+ "A.
80. 1te n'vuA'"s $40"
~, ~ INV .ae VI ua''
, or s, D'' =
As ~ ~''
i rsae' ss my .ane' ..e ISM
ems tne "ouoo " 80.
'"""s mus sii"'s'
,. -
s't,. - W en.n anu 0'o'
r.' nv eus "o
e'i~isnt ~ .he ohoseh spoe
EAn nnow .he s.',yl'
c.aes 49, ~. 80 , aMu 1 a.,
NJ T,eeiee me- 'ne vosseI -
A"e'e a's ,ne nen VIM ""
u'"s s,oi''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-16
HERO OF THE MERRIMAC,
His Wonderful Achievement Is Just What
the People Of Alabama Expected of Him.

His Wonderful Achievement is Just What
the People Of Alabama Expected of Him.
Alabama does honor to her dis
tinguished son, whose name is woven
In the galaxy of heroes. A new bat
tie cry has been coined. Remember
the Maine! Remember Hobsonw
1t has not been 50 many years since
. barefooted boy played among the
chestnut trees about IN old colonial
mansion In this quaint village Of
Greensboro. The same men who TO-
day do honor to the name of Rich
mond Pearson Hobson remember that
same barefooted lad, of rugged sim
plicity and holding as chief charac-
teristic wealth Of love for his
mother.
They knew "Rich" as youth who
was always doing q turn for his sr,l.
Tors, n boy with splendid mind, with
q logged determination. Now they
recognize in Richmond Pearson Hob
son the naval hero Of the world, the
hardy youngster who faced almost
certain death for nations fame and
glory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-16
Subsistence Supplies For Cuba.

Washington, July 16.-In addition tc
the supplies now at Santiago the com.
missary department is rushing addi-
tional cargoes Of food to that place
with all possible speed. The transport
Iroquois loaded to her fullest capacity,
left Tampa today with subsistence
supplies Of all kinds. The Mississippi Is
expected to depart from the same place
with cargo of 100000 pounds of fresh
beef, and the Port Victor, which has
been loading at New York with food,
will stop at Port Tampa in about two
days and take on an additional cargo
OF 100000 pounds of refrigerated beef.
She now has aboard 1900 tons of SUBJ
sistence supplies of all kinds, and these
are to be used at General Skaters dis
erection in feeding the men who come
under his charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-16

Washington. July 16.-There were fire.
quent consultations among the war de-
partment officials in regard to the
transportation to Spain of the 5000
prisoners surrendered to General Shat
ter in Santiago province. Colonel Heck
err, in charge of the question Of trans
portation, said late yesterday that no
final decision had been reached. The
general opinion. however, is that ad-
vertisements will be published here and
abroad inviting proposals for the trans
portation of the men to Spanish soil
The proposals probably will include the
furnishing Of subsistence supplies
while en- route, and II this provision
is not inserted in the advertisement the
United States will stock the transports
before they leave Cuba with an ample
supply of provisions. Any objection
which the Spanish government may
raise to receiving the troops because of
their having been exposed to yellow
fever will be met by providing for
their quarantine at Spanish ports be-
fore landing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-16
FINANCE AND TRADE
Commercial Agency Gives . Good Ac-

yoMHiSEcAAA ABGASy ulN0b y WYNN AC.
count Of BUSINESS.
New York, July 16-R. G. Dun 4 Co. e
weekly review Of trade says: The de-
struction of Spanish feet, Europe s
quick appreciation of the feat, the
wearying hags OF truce at Santiago,
and at last the surrender, have all in
fuenced some markets day by day. But
Americans have grown, and see that
not many outside matters greatly in
huence the business which enables
them to market $1,210,274.015 worth of
domestic products abroad in a year,
against $6l6 052, s44 worth imported. The
new loan has proved stupendous sue
cess, over $1,aOO.080 having been sub
scribed, and 1t is now the question of
chief interest whether any banks will
get enough, after lArsonal subscript-
ions have been accepted, to support
further circulation. Industries and
business are at the naturally lowest
point for the year and, therefore, the
records are the more impressive.
If the first and last Of the month
represented average production Of pig
iron, the quantity consumed In manu-
facture would be 80 per cent. less than
the highest ever attained in May.
small decrease for midsummer. but in
fact the average production was larger
and decrease in consumption was
smaller. Just when stagnation Is Gus
tomary, very many mills are crowded
with orders for months, the Illinois
rail mills until December or later, with
Ia, III I i
tural works with a few contracts, for
10, 900 tons more, while larger demands
appear for cars. plates and sheets and
better demands for bars at the east.
One heavy sale of billets from Pitts
burg to eastern Pennsylvania, at a
Of so cents, is the only real
decline In quotations, though eastern
steel bars are a shade lower.