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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-25
WHAT MAY AFFECT COTTON.
FEATHER AND NEILL'S ESTIMATE
ARE BEING WATCHED.

yonorts That Liverpool Spinners
credit the I2,OO0, OOO-BaIe Guess.
M Variations of Importance in
southern ExchanGes-LOcaI Mar
Its Steady-NOthing Doing in
s,irits Market, Though There Is
Fuir Demand for ROsins-PrOduce
in FAIRLY Good Demand.
savannah, Aug. 2l.-No change Of conse-
,,,...e we're made in any of the leading de
,..r,D,snts of trade to-day. After the
,4o,,uward and then reactionary tendency
- rr. cotton market. it has come 10 a
s,..7as,tll with other leading exchanges of
.as south. What seems most likely to
i~ausnce the market next are the crop re,
,.art- and then Importance which may be
attached to the NELL estimate. Dry
weather in the cotton belt means a rise,
vH1. it is thought rains will bring a de
cline. AS TO the NeiI estimate. much To-
ell interest is felt since private advces
sr5 TO the effect that Liverpool spinners
ar. disposed TO credit it as reasonably COR
rect This being the case, though it is not
admitted locally, the impression prevails
that the situation may deteriorate.
The naval stores market is only fairly
active. There is lack Of interest in spir-
lis urpentine, though it is believed values
may soon yield and restore business. All
the August contracts having been filed,
hryers have therefore, become indifferent,
aDd nothing is doing. All grades of rosin
are in fair request.
I'm the wholesale departments of trade
business was fairly active. There was no
changes in quotations of Importance. Pro-
ducc was in good demand. The following
resume of the different markets will show
tie quotations and tone at the close to-day:
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GnAIN. pRovIsIoNs. ETc.

New York Aug. 2l-Flour. steadily held,
but quiet. Rye, firm. Corn meal. steady.
Barley, steady. Barley malt steady.
Wheat, spot. steady; No ? red 7Skc;
options opcned steady on cables but de-
vrioped a Subsequent feeling Of heavl-
nesl under big selling and hettr spring
wheat crop news; this. ~ turn, yielded to
a late recovery on export demand and a
ina freak under realizing. with clOse
woJ!. at hc net decline September closed.
765sc; December closed, 7si4c
Corn, spot. firh, No. q 3934c; 3S9sc ele-
v3tcr. options opcl~d steady and dsTlay-
"a persistent strength all day IN higher
cdhic-. EXPORT Du.,Ecss ard large 'Itac-
ances, closed firm at &c net advance; Na-
gust closod, 58hc; S.ptsrnb,r ciurcd. %1%c
oats, spot firm; No. 2, 26c. cJtions dur
but firm Butter. steady. Western cream
cry l7u2lc; state dairy l5NiSc. Cneese,
firmer; large white. 9Ad97Sc Figs,
steady. state and Pennsylvania. t.1lsc,
loss of; Western unsraded. a mark ~
l5c Potatoes, dun, fa,r to prime. 81 Co0
l2j. fancy white sLy1ct.GJ. Southern,
sweets, N.25QL50. CIDJAGc. qu.ci; Long
Island, $.00aA00 pcr DO '-0tton. by
steam 10 Liverpool, TO-. T1ll0w. gtronz
city 49sMf@4c; counfr.. So Cotton sze1
Oh. Dare!y steady. Rie' qule,.
Coffee, options opened steady AMI UNI
changed; prices showed fair animation
during the day with some options ad-
Vancing polnis on covering; buying
was checked by continued heavy Brazilian
receipts lack ~ speculative support from
outsiders aud disappointment 100 the for-
eien market news; clOsed steady and UNI
changed a. points higher. sales. - 20
bags. Including september, f3laA&c. De-
cemhcr is9c. March Bose. spoi. Rio. dull
ard nomlnali m.d. quiet Sugar raw.
about steady. but quiet fair rcinng,
ls-lg.. Centrifugal. @teat, i,.e; mg.azlla
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'er barrel, 81 65; per sack, 81 221s.

per barrel, 81 65; per sack, $1221k.
Sugar-Equality Prices-Savannah quo
tatons: Cut loaf 5.s7c; crushed. 5s9c
powdered 555c; xxx powdered. 5s2c:
standard graduated $780, cubes. 562c:
mould A, Sic; diamond A, sac; confec-
TONERS A. 524c; white extra c. 4Sc; ex-
ira c, 4.SOc; golden c, 462c; yellows, 36c.
Coffee-Dull; Mocha. 24c; Java, 25c: Pea
berry. l2c; standard No. !, 10c; No 2. 9ibc
No. 3, sac; No. 4, &c, No. 5, SIC; No. 6,
&c. No. 7, nc.
onions-Per barrel. red, $3.50; yellow.
S275.
Potetoes-western. $500; Northern. 50.
G2.5O.
demonstrated steady: So OOd325 box.
Cabbage-Northern, per barrel, $175G
200
Dried Fruit-Apples, evaporated. &c;
common, 5d51zc.
Nuts-Almonds Tarragona, 18c; Ivicas.
u; walnuts, French, 10c; Naples, lie; pc
cans, Sc; BraZils, &c: dberts l0c; assert
ed nuts. 0-pound and 25-pound boxes 9iAc.
Raisins-IA L.. $780, h-box SOC; loose,
60-pOund boxes &c pound
Peanuts-Limited stock fair demand.
market firm; fancy hand-picked Virginia
per pound, SIC; hand-picke1, Virginia.
country uncandled, lie; Western, candled
l5c.
Poultry-Steady; in slow demand: small.
25Q3Oc per pair; half-grown. 20a25c per
pair; three-quarters grown. 30n35c per
pair; fu.-grown fowls, 40a50c per pair.
Fish-Mackerel half-barreI, No. !. $50.
No 2, 800; No. 3. $500; kits. No l. 81 q
No. .. SlOO; No 3. SOC. Goldfish. 1-ponpd
bricks. 6Izc; 2-pound bricks, &c. Smoked
herring, per box, lie; Dutch herring in
kegs. $i.l0: new muilet haif-barreI 81 N
Syrup-Market quiet; Georgia and FIori-
day syrup, buying at 2Oc. selling AZ
pc sugar house. al 10ni5c; selling a.
straight goods, 23a30e; sugar house mo-
lasses. l5nZ0c.
sait-Demand Is fair and the market
steady; carload lots f. o. b.. Liverpool pa
common fine salt, 125-pound in burlan
sacks carload lots, 14lzc; common fine
salt. ll0-pound burlap sacks. carload l3fs
3Si1c. common fine salt 100-pound burlsn
sacks &c. Same in cotton sacks &c higher
Hides Wool Etc.-Hides-The market
firm; dry flint. l4i5c; dry salt. l21ac: green
sailed. TIC. Wool nominal; prime Georgia.
free Of sand burrs and black wool 90, /:
black lSc. bury, sNlic Wax, PIC; tai
low. &c. Deer skins l5c.
Ou-Market steady; demand fair; signal
4545Oc: West Virginia, back. safe; lard
Sc; ueatsfoot 6007yc; machinery, lSI25c /:
llnseed Oh. raw &c; boiled 50c; kerosene
prime white. JOG water Hhltc, JIG; Hratta
astral. re. deodorized stove gasoline, bar
rels lie. in drums. re.
Gun Powder-Per kcg. Austin, crack
shot. $40. nan kegs S225; quarter kegs.
81 .; Champion ducking, quarter kegs
s. .. Dupont and Hazard smokeless. half
kegs. gll35. quarter kegs. 1851; l-pound
canisters 800 less q per cent
snoi-DroD. $40. . y and large. 81 S..
chilled. U.s5.
Iron-Market very STEADY; swode. &C..
refined. Zizo. base
Naus-Cui. $50 base; wire. 1i5 base
Advanced national dst OF extras adopted
Dec :, 1856.
Barbed Wiro-i2 ~ per l00 pounds
Lime Calcium, Plaster ana Cement
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Alabama and Georgia lime I'm fair demand
and sell at Toe barrel. bulk and carload
lot; special calcined plaster $50 per bar
rel hair, lq5c; Rosedale cement, $.lOg
IN. car load lots. special Portland
cement. retail. SD: carload lots, 500.
Lumber, f. O. b.. Vessel, Savannah
Minimum yard sizes. $12 50Ql4O0; car silis.
S13. 5Oal5OO; difficult sizes, $l6.00G25.0O; ship
stock, $25.OOd3OO0; sawn ties, Sl0500llO;
hewn ties, 33n3Gc.
Cotton Bagging-Market steady-Juf e'
2A-pound 7c; 2-pound, 6hzc' l%-pound csc
sea island bagglng, SIC.
Cotton Ties-standard 45-pound arrow,
large lots, sl25; small lots $l.35
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Nonev-Narket steady.
Foreieu Excnange-Market is firm. The
following are the savannah quotations.;
Commercial. demand, S4.S5; sixty days
S4s2: ninety days, $4Soia; francs Paris
and Havre. sixty days 5.2ji4; Swiss
sixty days, 5.2612; marks, sixty days
90 TIC.
Domestic Exchange- banks are
buying at lid per cent discount and sell
ing as follows Amounts up TO S25, 10
cents; So 10 so, Is cents $50 TO 500, 20
cents: 500 TO $50 y per cent. premium; $3.50
10 $50 40 per cent. premium; $40
and over - cents per Sl,OOO
Observation-Disclosures dullncss prevails
on our market Quotations are nominal
socks and Bonds-State Bonds-Georgia
q. pcr cent bonds of 1880. Ill bid ask
ed: Georgia 3ia per cent. due 1915, 107 bid.
49, asked: Georgia Az per cent bonds
due 1915. l21ia bid. l22l2 asked South Caro-
lima 4ias IFS bid, asked
CITY Bonds-Atlanta Az per cent. 1924
III bid liZ asked; Augusta, 3i2s. 1929, 100
hid l02 asked; Augusta Age, 1925 1l2 bid
IL asked: Augusta per cent 1892 bi1,
- askci: Augusta g per cent. lllia bio,
asked: Columbus . per cent. l01 bid. -
asked. Macon per cent, III 5i1.
e.. asked: Macon 4ias. 1895. lQs,2 bid i09s
asked. Savannah b per cent. quarter =
Oetober coupons lii bid. il5 asked; Savan-
nan b per cent quarterly November cou-
1ons 10 BID III asked; Charleston g., lA
bid. los asked.
Ealr~ad Is I'D Savannah, Florida ana
Western Railroad general mortgage bends.
pr cont interest coupons. ",
nA Z askci, anlaunah. Florida and
Western l..t mnrfr14. @ per cent gold
bomb. doc $685. iH 49, ii asked
Savannah. Tlcri4 md NcHcfn RAJ way
remuafx So Johns division. hrst mort
r4ce g. s1. Did, asked,
Cenai Railroad an1 hooking company
. f-..r. p f.4. ia FgI. aakel Central OF
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-A general desire pre-
walls to restore the spirits market. which is
still doing nothing All August contracts
having been filled, there is said to be an
Indifference among buyers. While the
last quota lions We're ~ cents. it was the
impression of buyers that offerings were
available at AZ cents. It is believed by
some that the slow market may soon cause
values to yield, thereby bringing about a
revival of business.
Rosn-There We're transactions in w
w W. G., and y grades cents above the
market to-day, but the sales were below
the quantity required to change prices. The
amounts sold were 80 barrels WV at 81 Go.
y barrels W. G. al $40 and % barrels N
at S215 There is fair inquiry for all grades,
though II and below seemed to be to-day
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c., Ind. & L. see. 1914 Adams Ex ..,...u3
do pref ........ 40 American Elk iii
c. x +. Ill 49,. S27s L. 5. Eek ...... 50
Chi. & ~ w ..162A Welsh Fargo Ex12S
C., r. ]. & r. ..120 Am. Cot. oil Gee. 44l4
C.C.C. & ST L.. IS do do pref ..... "a
Col S3uth...... 5s4 Am. Mailing ..... l6
do do list pref Az do do pref 49,. 669s
do do 2nd pref Is Am. 5. & r. 1872
Del. & Hudson .123 do do pref ...... 81
Del. l.. q w. ..17fl4.Am. Spirits .... 81
D. &, r. c. ...... 245sl do do pref ...... 2S
do pref ....... 1875 Am. Steel Hoop SSi4
Erie ............. l44sI 90 PREF ........ Sd3s
do LIST pref ~ 3924 Am. s. & w. zee. 81
Great Nor pref167 do do pref ...... IS
Hooking Coal e. IS Am. Tin Plate 42ia
Hooking Val. .. 294l do do pref ..... 91s
Ill. Central ....1157s Am. Tobacco ....12S9s
Iowa Central :. Is do do pref LIT
do do pref 80. 6l3t Anaconda NJ. Co. 572s
X. G. p. x G. E. 111a Brook. r. T. ....lO4
l.. E. & w. 80. q Col. F. & l. 80. 81
DO do pref m 971alCoEt lob ...... az
Lake Shore .201la do do pref,.... 9S
L. & ~ ......... S17s.Fed. Steel ........ SO
Manhattan l.. 113 do do pref ...... SIG
Met. St Ry POO Gen Electric ....R4
Mex. Cent. ...... 1914 Glucose Sugar =. 64la
MINI. & St L.. n do do pref LOG
do do pref .... 812lntl. Paper 900. IS
Missouri Pac. ~ 5034 do pref ........ 77l2
Mobile & Ohio :. 45I5.Laclede Gas 49,. SO
NJ, *. & r. zee. 137slNat. Biscuit -. 4l15
do do pref .... AIS do do pref - 0l
~ j. Central I'D National Lead !. 5234
n. Y Central lSSlal do do pref ......1lOA
Nor & w. zee. 275s National Steel o. Sc
do do pref .... 70 do do pref S7la
Nor. Pac ...... 572s.N. Y. Air Brake 1S3
do do pref .... 7Si2 Nor. American &C.. 12ia
ont. & w ..... 277slPacifc Coast go. 45]2
do do pref . 7il2. do do LIST pref. S.
ore r. y y t 44ai do do End pref. GA
Pennsylvania 1855 Pacific Mail ...... AZ
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No 49, 2S
5 m
No "a A p No. 49, from Denmark ana ica points,
m
Cnclnna
and
Pullman Greensboro and Notoih
For fun Information
JR. r 2 A
C. p. & T. A
D c T Bun land De
A Yves Broad
A l. G. p. A, L A A G. p A Jacksonville
eaver omU
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Aug 4-Demand for staple
Cottons of about average extent. Tone in
brown goods strong and prices tending
against buyers. Advances in courtyard
sheetings probable shortly. Print cloths
inactive in regulars at 2a4c; irregulars in
good request and very firm. Bleached cot
tons firm and in good demand Denims
scarce and some makes pc per yard
higher. Prints quiet in fancies, but sta
pie lines in good request. Wooden and
wOrsted fabrics firm.
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Melon Market.

New York. Aug q. -Muskme,ons show
a wide range In quality ard value Wa
termc ,ons unchanged.
Mushmelons Hackensack per barrel.
15c@Si. 90 jersey Christina. per barrel. lOo
MSl. do Jenny Land. tCcp&i: do Hacken-
sack seed t0utoe. DO Rockford Colorado.
par ease 81 5O0e 81.
Watermelon pr car $4,000. do per
.o9, fgs,
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All % o. 5 m
ne
2. and Port Tampa V a
No r. Wayeos and Jacksonville Wnyoss and ST. Louis Mngomer,
willie
idV
10 jacksonville
. a
o 10
u.s.
3
and Monday
p D m
e. A ARMAND city Ticket Agent De Soto Hotel
II asseng Agent
B.
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Connections made a / terminal points with
al trains Northwest. West and Southwest
Sleeping cars on night trains between
savannah and Augusta, Macon, Atlanta
and Birmingham.
Parlor cars on day trains between Sa-
Vannah and Atlanta
For further information and for sched
ules to all points beyond our line apply to
w. @. BREWER. City Ticket and Pass
enger Agent. 107 Bull street
J. c. HALLE, General Passenger Agent.
f. II. HINTON, Traffic Manager
THEO. d. KLINE. Gen. Superintendent
JOHN M. EGAN. Vice President,
Savannah Ga
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BUYERS Of
sugar. 8ls-isc nominal; refined. quiet, but

sugar 13-16c nominal; refined, quiet, but
about steady.
Chicago Aug. 4.-Wheat was Irregular
to-day, changing quickly several times
from strong TO weak II was in the lat
ter condition at The close, with a decline
of 3sn5c showing. II was mostly pro-
fessional market news being of minor i'm
portanee. Corn advanced nc for Septem-
Der, on the shipping demand, but closed
a shade tower for December oats adj
vanccd iAc Provisions closed a shade
higher. Flax seed showed another re-
marSable advance, closing about cents
higher for cash.
The leading futures range as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
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Galveston-Firm; middling. Csc; net re-
ceipts 3 2S3; gross receipts, 1898; sales 127;
stock 26 49l.
New Orleans-Steady; middling, 57sc; net
receipts. 1,5I; gross receipts, L571; sales
$50; stock, 2.2l7.
Mobile-Quiet middlng, 55sc; net re-
ceipts, S; gross receipts, S; sales, 80; stock,
5.91
Charleston-Stead middling 59sc; net
receipts, ~; gross receipts, q; stock, 5,6sL
Wiimington-Steady; middhng, use; net
receipts. s; gross receipts, s; stock, 9,2Ol.
Norfolk-Quiet; mddhng, csc; net re
ceipts, 40; gross receipts, 40; sales, 10;
stock. 206l5
Acknowledgement; niddiing, 6lsc; gross
receipts. 32S; stock, 1896.
New York-Quiet; middling, SAC; net re-
ceipts. A; gross receipts, 1884; sales, 30;
stock 46,620
Boston-Quet; mIddhng, 6 5-l6c; net re-
ceipts. IS; gross receipts. 80.
Phuadelphia-Quiet; middling, 6l3c; net
receipts, 1O5; gross receipts, 105; stock,
7,1Ss
Daily Movements at Inferior Towns
Alphabetically; middling, 59sc; net re
ceipts, 400; gross receipts, AGO. sales, 4i7;
stock, ,i54.
Accomplishments m.ddling, 15-16c; net
receipts, 81; gross receipts, 2l; sales, 500,
stock, 90 go
St Louis-Quiet; middling, &c; gross re-
ceipts. 269; sales. 50; stock, 66525.
Cincnuat-Quiet; middling j34c; net re-
ceipts, 297; gross receipts, 297; stock, 76ll.
Enthusiastically m.ddhns, Csc; net re
Ceipts. 5,O51; gross receipts, 5051; stock,
2l-31
Louisville-Quiet middling, &c.
Exports of Cotton This Day.
Galveston Continent, 700.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 2,312.
Charles on oastWise. So2
Norfolk-Coastwise 1872.
New York-To Great Britain, S.
Boston-To Great Britain, IL.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, 2,35l; to the con i
nent 700
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain, ISL; TO
France t6, 10 the continent 3764.
Total foreign exports since Sept !. 1875
To Great Britain. 35J6.5t7; TO France, 1885,
O.; q The continent, 2Si6,6Sl.
Liver cool. Aug. 2i.-CO. on spot, Finite l
demand: prices Ltd higher American
midd.ing fair, 4lsd; good mIddlins 15-lfd.
mldding, 9-i61; low middling, 35sd; good
ordinary, 3 3-16i; ordinary Sd.
The safes of the day were 5000 of which
$50 were for speculation and EXPORT, and
included 300, American. Receipts 4..0t,
al merican. Futures opened steady an /
cosed quiet; American middiing, low mid
ding cause; August BID buyers; Au-
Sls Sc, tcmLer, 5.29u3.3 d, sellers, Sea-
tember-Oct7ber. 3.27Q3.2Sd, buyers; Octo-
bcr-Novemter sgd. value; November
December BOD, buyers; December-Jan-
uary, 325d sellers January
sod, Vaile; Februury-Marcn 3.25H$2jd.
buyers, Marcn-April 3.2jd327d. sellers,
Npril-May, 3.27d. sellers May-June, S.2I0
5.2Sd, buyers; June-Ju.y, S.2Sq3 29l, sell
crS.
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Central of Georgia Railway.

schedules Effective Aug. A. 1899
90th Meridian Time.
DEPARTURES
Lv. Savannah
Daily for Macon and Atlanta q. S:45 A. M
Daily ex Sunday for Augusta S:45 A. NJ.
DAILY for Augusta. Macon,
Montgomery. Atlanta, Attn
ems Columbus and Birming-
nam ............... ............ 900 p NJ
Daily ex. Sunday for Dover. 500 p. M.
Daily ex, Sunday for Guyton. 60. 200 p. M.
ARRIVALS
Ar. savannah
Daily from Macon and Atlanta. 500 p. NJ.
Daily eX Sunday from Augusta. 600 p M
Daily from Augusta, Macon.
Montgomery, Atlanta, Ath-
ems, Columbus and Birming-
nam --........+.. .............. 500 A. M
Daily ex. Sunday from Dover. 7:4S A. M
Daily ex. Sunday from Guyton. $50 p. NJ
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE
10Th meridian or Savannah city time.
WEEK DAYS-Leave Savannah. 1O.05 a
M 3;3o p. m, SIS p. m. 7:45 p. m. Re.
turning, leave Tybee 500 a. m, lilo a. m
6:2j p. m, 1000 p. IN.
Sundays-leave Savannah. 1880 a. IN.
1000 a. M, POS p m. 1885 p. m. 5:25 n. m
Tao p. m. Returning. leave Tybee 500 a
m, II: 40 a. m, J. 90 p. m. $50 p. M. 6.25 %
m, 1000 p. m.
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Nasn Qu0tatIoUs wore IS fOIIOWs; FIOur,
steady No spring wheat, GSG72lzc: No.
red 73s.a7ic; No. 2 corn, 32izc. No 2
yellow corn 32lkQ33c. No. 2 oats. 2iss1
21slc; No 2 white. 23l4923lzc No white.
22iA4134c No. 2 rye, 541ad55c. No. bar
ley. 4lza39c; No i fax seed. Sl.14Qi.14L;
Northwestern, $li5; prime timothy seed,
s. f00242iz; mess pork. pee barrel. $1,000
8.35; lard, per 100 pounds, s.. 1915 225k. short
ribs SIDES 0oosel, AS5d525; dry ealtcd
shoulders boxed. 53sn5Ac. short clear
sides C1oNcdl, S5.J1a560; whisky. disfillers'
finished goods. par gallon, sl.2G: butter,
steady. creams lsd2lc; diaries, l3dl7c:
cheese, firm a. 9iA4lOc eggs, firm; fresh,
l2i--.
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Plant System.
Slower Than CITY rims.
TIME CARD
In Effect J uly q. 1899.

Trains Operated by soth Meridian Tim cone Hour Slow
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front with demand for fuller recog-
milton and broader development
Yet, despite an this, We cannot nf1rd
90 dispense with the splendid success
secured within tho nineteenth century.
The changes which have been effected,
may not be nunulled. We arc. there
fore. confronted by the great task Of
continuing the work bOduoathod 10 us,
while emphasizing the personality Of
man aud the necessity OF his fuller de-
yclopmcnt The eighteenth century see
cured the emancipation OF the iudlvllu-
no. the nineteenth has Insured the
rights OF FuCloty at large; and % de-
wolves upon tho twentieth 90 hnrmDnize
these differences, To THIS end, however.
there must be effected RI radical change
In our Ideas Of life; a new relation be-
tween man ana nature must be estate
llshcd: and the inner NE must undergo
"a considerable transformation, Great
and serious. therefore, are the problems
international lu their sclpo-d Vnlylug
upnn philosophy In the coming century.
Yet. IN tho great work thus allotted 60
future generations the mighty achieve
mpnts VI the nineteenth century VIII
surely survive September Forum.
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Special Correspondence.
Paris. August iith. 1871 VIII
see you at O." so ran line
from Madame nornhardt 10 me, ana at
81 was well on my Journey to the fash
lonablo part Of Paris. whore tho queen
Of the drama, SARA, tho Divine" as
they call her In Paris, lives,
Approaching. Bcrnhnrdta house
through tho tiny courtyard, saw
hanging alongside tho door big bunch
Of purple grapes, and behind the grapes
was the door signal In answer 10 my
touch the ncatest 0f French maids
opened the door and showed mo across
10 a very pretty square hallway with
stairs leading up. The hallway o. used
by Madame au "a reception room.
Scarcely had ] seated myself whom I
saw n hEuu upon the stairs. II was
psrnhnrdt She had been standing
upon the TOP step reading by the unCor-
tain light OF Cn.urcd lamp, but as she
saw me she came down the steps with
outstrctchod hnndg and a hearty u am
no glni 90 see you
OF course she spoke IN Frcnch. Tor
HCruhardt does not know English. She
has always declared that she would not
learn II Tor fear u would spoil her
French. a charming idioHyncrasy.
truly. and one that d. appreciated by
both French ana English audiences. II
foreign ataru, says a well known
critic would cling 20 their own LAM
guagc we should not be put 10 the NOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
THE WHEAT PROBLEM.

with those who profess the belief that
tho porlod " universal hunger is rapid
iy approachlug, fuvorlie thomo for
discusslon!ln recent years. has been the
relatlon-prosont and futurc-hOtwoen
mo productun and con umpuou ut
,yhent. The most recent and notable
clnIm OF q speedily approaching deh-
cheney In the worlds wheat production
was nut forth boy Sir william trooho9,
president OF the british Assoclauon for
Inc Advancement Of Science az the me
nun meeting ~ that boly NHt ei'
MA contention o.. that the available
aren of mo world'a wheat growing lund
n being very rapidly absorbed ana
that I'M about a Ecucrution owing %
ihe growth OF the whoat-catng popula-
ton, the chief present exporting coun-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
A VISIT TO SARA BERNHARDT.
She Tells Our Correspondent About Hor Life suc-
cess and tho Many Things sho Hopes Yot to Accom-
psh.


ilhc1tl0n of hearing our own tongue
murdered upon the stage Speak cor.
rHHuy Ur mot no 900 should hH the rIIn
Tor public speakers Hut We Americans
are Ho goDd.uuturcd.
I thought Of all this ag ncrnhnrlTa
smooth. musical tongue struck upon
my ear, ana ne she came forward with
both warm hands OutHtrotchpd. She
shook mine cordially and pulled mo Zoe
ward "a curling tstp-utcts. ono % tho
sort ln which you face each other.
though sitting on opposite sides
You SEQ me az n disadvantage" doe
ClnrUd Madame. lnuFhinHly, "frr ! um
alone. My friend who has been yIaIt-
Ing me On away, and / like never o. Doc
alone, This house was built Tor many
guests, and / am never without some
one"
"Your SOM"
"Oh. now" said Madame. touching
the lace upon the gown no. though pho
would plnr" her hand upon her heart.
you mention tho dearest and kiuUuHt
fellow ln the void ] love Maurice aud
he loves me He Or tho most devoted of
sons. Every day he comes. and many
times some days Co See how i am. Am
I lonely he does not leave me. Am
sad he brings mo bright flowers and
pets and books. lie "a darling, Maui
rice"
A. Madame spoke she glanced around
the room which was Allied with many
beautiful objects perhaps the Fifts ~
Maurice. Thcrv were many small
clocks. Tor / learned nfterwnri that she
IL very fond Of time pieces. and there
wero vases ana easy chairs and rugs
Yet tho room was relieved from hohv-