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The evening times., 1899-08-04
TEMPERATURE.
!. THE sun AND MOON.

Temperature at ! p. m........................s SO
Highest tempeyafnre Yesterday, 4 D. m.. 81
Lowest temperature yesterday, $50 a. .6s
The evening times., 1899-08-04
Cbe Guenins GinitS
FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. 1see.
The Weather Prediction.

Fer the District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyl-
vana, New jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Yir-
observation-disclosures this afternoon and tonight;
Saturday unsettled weather, probably showers;
variable Winds
The evening times., 1899-08-04

asnGuNl let your throat be parched and dry
vIAv these hot days when Export or
III "Culmbacher'' beer will auench
WIZ your thirst and refresh your whole
system? "a bottles only Sl.25
Wash. Brewery Co., 4th and ne.
The evening times., 1899-08-04
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR AUGUST.
TIDE TABLE.
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide. IL 80 An. and l :07 p NJ
High tide. 6:31 A. NJ. and I'll p NJ
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Mason's patent Fruit Jars. first quality,
in pint and quart sizes, and packed
one dozen in wooden box. After Inven- &C
tory Price-each MISREPRESENTATION. y
The evening times., 1899-08-04
Countless Chances fof the Men.

Inventory goods than ways it
brought odd lots and laid bare the conditions of
the entire stock. Now sail and clean
these We haven't esitated put prices low enough
bring ready buyers
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Water Cooler, lined
with galvanized iron; ia
panned in assorted col
ors with nickel-plated
faucet; SGT. size. Worth
SIPS. After Inven- FAC
tory Price. ...iT
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Table Tumbiers OF the best quality in
Hssorted patterns. After Inventory nc
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Star Bread Toaster.
mace Of heavy wire and
black enameled han
die. After Inventory &C
frlct ....s--a-.....-.
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Table set, Of cover butter dish, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher. and spoon
holder, cut glass pattern. After In 1QC
Sentory Price-Comp,ete.. IL
The evening times., 1899-08-04

And a wonder for the money. Have
been selling for as high as $40 per
suit. They're handsomely tailored
and fit as well as they wear, and
that's par excellence.
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Ice Water Pitchers, with large top, nice
w decorated in assorted co,ors. Worth 10C
double. After Inventory Price,. ~
The evening times., 1899-08-04

China Berry Bowls. large size and dec
grated with assorted flowers and 1QC
gold. After Inventory Price. III
The evening times., 1899-08-04

China Berry Saucers and Bread and But
ter Plates, assorted sizes and decora- &C
tions. After Inventory Price-each ;.
The evening times., 1899-08-04

The famous Ranney
Refrigerator. made of
solid ash; lined with gal
vanized iron; removable
waste pipe and sliding
shelves; 40 inches high;
ice capacity, 7S pounds.
Worth s12. After 60 75
Inventory Price. ~O.fJ
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Oval Clothes Baskets,
strongly made. full size.
Regular price. 3sc.
After Inventory 1fC
BrlCes
The evening times., 1899-08-04

56-piece Tea Sets, Of
the finest quality English
China, handsomely dec
GRATED, new low shape.
Regular price 81.
after After Inventory 81 az
Price. .oO
The evening times., 1899-08-04

And there's nothing to compare
with 'em at any store in the city for
a cent less than $3.50. Hold their
shape, fit better. look better, and
wear better. That's the difference
between ours and the others for
more money.
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Flower Vases, cut glass pattern and as
sorted shapes. After Inventory Price &C
each ......................J
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Special lot Of Imported
Tea Canisters, handsome
ly decorated. in assorted
sizss~-sRegular price, 12c
and 15c. After Inyen-
tory Price-for Sat &c
urday, each. ..........i
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The Wizard Gas Stove,
with double star burner
and nickel plated pan to
catch any overflow.
After Inventory AQc
ITlCe- -.........-...
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9-piece Chamber Set,
new shape, decorated in
dark blue. Regular price,
$3.50. After In ST "a
ventory Price. ...~i'if
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Garden Hose, extra fine
quality, bound with steel
wire, complete with brass
nozzle; 25-foot. Worth
$3.50. After In 81 15
ventory Price. ~L.LJ
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Lawn Mower, best make
and solid steel. Each one
warranted and in IL and
16-inch sizes. Regular
price $3.50, After 81 AZ
Inventory Price. INV
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.e:.,s4; =: r;,s. ss5 gas: pattern Ai'.! l5e
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Tea Cups and Saucers. in plain white and
first quality; two sizes; set Of six. DOC 1
After Inventory Price.
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Bissell's Carpet Sweep
er, with best quality
brush. Easy and noiseless
movement. After Q5C
1nventry Price.
The evening times., 1899-08-04

Galvanized Iron Water
Pail, SGT. size, very sub
stantial and worth
l5c. After Inventory QC
Price. .-..-......-..-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
CHURCHmL's LAST CABLE.
He sent 1t just Before Starting on
the III-Fnted Reconnaissance.


New York, Nov. 1S-A dispatch to
the World from Estcourt, Natal gives
the last cable from Lieut. Winston
Spencer Churchill before his capture
by the Beers. The dispatch says;
about 500 Beers have arrived at
Chiyeley station. They blew up the
railway line there with dynamite, re
firing on seeing a mounted infantry
patrol and other patroIling parties.
"1he Beers are reported to-day to be
south of the Tugela river, which runs
through Colenso.
"Repolts from Weenen (about TWEEN
ty miles northeast of EstcourD indi-
cate that it is possible that an at
tack is intended to be made upon this
place. (This undoubtedly refers to the
movement of Gen. Schalkburger's com
mando, which has been reported as
advancing from the Transvaal through
Zululand upon the capital of Natal in
the rear of the British troops penned
up in Ladysmith.)
The troops here are sleeping in
their boots, and the utmost vigilance is
maintained, but general confidence
prevails that in the grassy (open coun-
try) any Dutch attack can be re-
pulsed.
"The situation is much clearer
throughout Natal.
Further efforts to signal Lady
smith failed. but the Boer hello ac-
knowledged them, saying: will be
with you tomorrow"
1.-THE British reply was much shorter
TSigned WINSTON CHURCHILL"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
WANT TO MAKE A SURF THING.
NutIcc Of Motion Given 60 Throw
out the Vote of Louis
yIltc.

Louisville KY, Now ls.-A question
uhlcl is likely to have an important
ii moi a deciding influence on the
contest for the gOyernorship Of Ken
tucly was brought up yesterday bee
fore the cauNassing board of jefferson
county. which includes Louisville,
Counsel for the democratic candidates
gave notice of motion TO throw out
the vote of the city because of the
presence of militia at the polling
places on November z. The notice
served ON the commissioners is as fol-
lows:
For the democratic candidates we
row give notice that nj the close Of
the count and before any certificates
be issued we will move the board and
all other authorities that may con-
slider this election 10 declare null and
void the election held in the city Of
Louisville on the seventh of Norem-
Der 1899:
First Because of the usurpation IF
William O. Bradley in calling out ana
illegally using the militia ana overaw.
ing and intimidating the voters and
opicerc ~ and nj soideI,ctfop and with
f,,,,,.f.ri,,r ,,ith the proorass of said
c,ectior and vim the duties of the Of.
iicers of said election.
"sacord- Because : r. Tooney uu-
lawfully usurped power in requesting
soid Vim q RrodIev ia call our ard
usc safd militia for said purpnse when
s,id COLI was entirely. unnecessary. and
tbe civil authorities were able and will
in, "a evecute ann. order made by said
ccnrr
"TIird Rcrauee said mfIitia was
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
DISPATCH FROM GEN. BULLER.


London, Nov. 1S.-The war office has
received the following dispatch from
Gen. Butler:
Cape Town. Thursday, Nov. 10
,Evcnirgl-Have received from Hid
yard. at Pietermaritzburg, a telegram
dated November Is, of which the fol-
lowing is the purport:
'The officer commanding the troops
at Estcourt reports, at midday, that
an armored train left Estcourt this
morning. with company of the Dub
lin fusileers and a company OF the
Durham volunteers. North of Frere
they encountered a party of Beers and
began to withdraw While retiring,
some of the trucks were derailed. The
Dublins turned out and advanced to-
wards the enemy, while the rest of
the train appears to have returned,
without them, to Estcourt.
"The officer commanding the troops
reports that he was sending mounted
troops in order to cover their with
drawal but that about 100 are miss
ing"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
THE EVANGELIST MOODY ILL,
His Great Heart that Loved Men SO
Much, the Seat Of the
Trouble.

Ty,,,.,. C;+,. No Nov 1S DyyiuL
I Nh, tbn eyo,gaIist who has been
,,neoobino bero IN thousands niubtI,
:, Owns +fnn hoII is hrolgan in heaIth
n-I ;s smtrerina from an atrac.
.,a ~ Lo 5aort His a,gore-
-, -, ,,,,.. ,,,t LIT nd l,.+
-, ~ ,+,,.t,5 80 bis homo ot Worth
Ca hross IN tI,a. cora Of IN. Scbo1f.
a., 81 tbis oi+,. and Mr. g VI Vfnfno
..ii' 80 '' tha I,,,ia, na+for,I banI-
Tba,. oro trovoIinc in snacial CA,
-,,a,';5s5 H., tbo ao7,,,,f++oo 81 cbrro5-
1-l..,r. NJ. - ~,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

Estcourt, Natal, Thursday Nov. lG
-(Noonl-A correspondent who has
just visited the Sanatarium hospital
says all the armorcd train wounded
arc doing well,
Tod saved His Life.
Capt Wylie, in an interview, said
Sergt. Tod deserves special mention
for having surrounded him with bawl,
der to protect him from rifle fire, when
lying helpless and wounded. Tod
even lay down beside the officer 10
cheer him up. A shell landed among
the protecting powders, scattering
them with earth, but Capt, Wylie sus-
tanned no further injury. But for
Tod he would have been killed. Sew
erai men escaped marvelously. When
Winston Churchill requested Capt.
Wyhe to call for volunteers to remove
the upset truck, bullets, It is said,
were dropping on the train like rain"
The men, throughout, stuck to their
work, responding to the noble eV-
ample set by Churchill and Lieut..
Franklin, until the line was cleared.
Couldn't Leave the wounded.
Churchill actually left with the en-
glne, but he got out at the next sta
ton, Frere, took a rifle from a sol
Gicr, saying he could not leave the
wounded, and walked away in the di-
rect.oE of the Beers.
A Brave Irish Sergeant.
Sergt. Hassett. of the Dublin fusi-
leers. behaved with the greatest gal
IaEtry. He took charge of the firing
party, and stood up unhinchingly dur
ing the Beers hot fire. His example
electrified the fusileers, who kept the
Bores at bay by volleying
Lieut.. Franklin Highly Praised.
Capt Haldane fell early in the en-
gagement, shot through the shoulder
Lieut.. Franklin's conduct is highly
praised. He exhibited great GOODNESS
during the critical period, He is re-
ported missing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
4 GIGANTIC UNDERTAKING,
A Million Dollars to be Spent by the
HOmestnke Mining Company
to Secure Water,

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 1S.-A spe.
cial from Lead, 5. d., says:
"A million dollars will be spent by
tile Homestake Mining Co., Of this
city, in getting a supply of water from
Sreurfish creek The company has
put 9 large force of men at work on
the bitches and pumping station, and
it will be year at least before the wa
ter i available.
The water will be taken from the
bedrock of the headwaters of the
creek, and will be turned into the
mains at Lead, Deadwood, Terry, Cen
trail City and Terraville, giving these
cities the purest supply Of water in the
Black Hills.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
CONTESTED STEP ny STEP.
What Recent Events Indicate to the
British at Home.

London. Nov. 1S.-The serious and
unexpected disaster to the Estcourt
aruored train. on the eve of the for.
ward movement for the relief of Lady
smith, has apparently convinced the
British that the advance will be con-
tested step by step. The Beers are
seemingly swarming south of Colenso
While large force has come from the
nelehborhood of Ladysmith, a much
largec force has arrived from else
Whore
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

The railroad men of Estcourt have
already forwarded a dispatch to
the general manager of the railroad.
expressing admiration for the GOODNESS
an@ pluck Of young Churchiil,to whose
efforts they attribute the saving of the
engine and tender aud wounded, and
asking the manager to convey their
admiration for the brave man. There
are rumors of another disaster to an
Estcourt train, and it is reported that
IS volunteers who formed the escort
arc missing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
what Railroads Have Accomplished.

A few examples Of the achievements
Of American railroads in a little more
than half a century, and many of them
within the last % years, were then
given. Before the railroads were built
it took a week to go from New York to
Buffalo, nearly three weeks from New
York to Chicago; and at that time no
man would have thought Of making q
trip from New York to the Pacific coast.
except a few Of the hardest pioneers,
and when on such an occasion the good
byes were said, twas expected on both
sides that it would be forever. If 40
morrow night you should place a letter
on the Pacific and Oriental mail i'm.
which leaves New York at9:15. YOU II ay
be sure that your spondent in sam
Francisco viii be reading itnext N IN
day night-four days from New York.
The trainers of our constitution would
have considered a man entirely beside
himself who would have suggested such
a possibility.
In 1875 the states east of the Missouri
river were sending food and clothing
to the starving people of Kansas.
Thanks to the facilities afforded by the
railroads the corn crop of Kansas this
year is 34O.OO0.00O bushels.
IL seems but a very few years. said
the speaker, since made my first trip
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
Died

les Moines, Ia, Nov. 1S.-Adanl
Howell, president of the Hawkeye In
surance Co., of this city, died yester-
day il Chicago.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

the upar futpr. +, ..,.4 :....t
80 NV ''"Piop"o'c'
o op' leo VIII not exert his in
British wan '''''' sue !" 'no Doer-
~
looS" ,''"." Urn OIoh'H the Iammany
Of this mon1, '"'''' '''0 '"''
A.g,,
con,ato ', H,g 70 "',''s maze TO amal.
the United STATES p'''''' VI
Hon w Do.
snondino ~ ,roa,. 70" ,,';.1 anu amy are
Van p,,,, " |'yN WIN ioN"'l'eS at
The oovorro,or4 o,.;,,. n,.4
this voaT,s oottnn 9', ,'';II '',"'
coed q 5oo 900 b,1as = '''' INV va
M,
wounded in - baroo,t ~ o1,,,'. ll' g a INV
British near Nofokino -
M. - ~,
:, ne nrIVlSn war once promises IN
the war in the TronsvaaI
Roar Admiral soblor roooirol
final orders 70 ossnn,a oo,, ,,,o,,d -
tbe Sontb Afantio'sa ,'o g,', '''''''>'
o.
JOl' ile"Iy lnlla'l, Iholan scout
tbo otbor Ja,,,t r,a,,, 'l''N K -,,''' N'oS'
y oo.'P''Ie counIerleltlhg outnt
lo'"'eo Ill d ou'Iulng III the business
''Ii'7' u 'IlIcaSo was seized by inc
P0''0''
Admiral Schley has taken com
mand OF the South Atlantic squ; d.
roh' Whlch Will san Tor South Africa
SnoIUIy'
Kruger threatens to shoot six
English officers if a Boer spy named
Marks, captured by the British, is
put to death.
G. W. Hoffman and John Sal
mon, of Kansas CITY. died from
potmine poison. The poison was
eaten in a mince pie made from pre-
pared meat.
Ronor+s oor,o from, ,,or+b and oo.+
China. in districts snarseIv settled.
that American missionaries are he.
inc persecuted and comneIIed 70 sub-
NIT to all kinds Of indiqnities
p;.}. - 5. L. ,,,
-, l'lotl ooPP'i Nv po9'p' "'''o o0''r
'UO'I7u on '7P"l''o iS'"'l', one ~
oilo i ",l' PPM slG"P, T"I l ~ 20 o" ~
w. "a 'o'l'5'o tI",'s i! D%,' W ~
o"''O ~ i'"''e' 'H'"' "'"''"oi0'
Albert Becker, Chicago butcher,
who ON January 9th last murdered
his wife and chopped up and boiled
the remains IN order 10 leave no trace
OF the crime, was executed Saturday
A trestIe on the Frisco near
OsceoIa, Mo-, gave way under the
weight of a freight train, precipitat-
ing Is cars distance of IS feet,
turning them into splinterS. Loss,
500, 900.
Christmas boves for soldiers in
Crba and Porto Rico NOT WEIGHING
over 20 mounds apioce will be trans
nortod free from New York Each
bov sborId hoor tba address rooi-
on4 o,,5 oo,,oorv 70 which tho
nortv for whom If ;a intended he
iorgs
.,,n
:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
JUST LIKE OUR OWN BOYS.
Exceptional Bravery Displayed by
British Soldiers in the Recent
Fight at Chieveley.
CANDIDATES FOR THE VICTORIA CROSS,
Lieut., Winston ChurchiIIs Last pis-
Estcourt with the IiI-Fnted Ar
m0red Train Reconnaissance
Dispatch From Gen. Butler.

Estcourt, Natal, Thursday, Nov. 1G
-(Noon) \ correspondent who has
just visited the Sanatarium hospital
says all the armored train wounded
arc 1piuU kvaU
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05

$sl5236lss balances. N7l6SI2 Baltimore-E@-
changes IS 0es 573: balances. sl29o475 Boston-Ex-
changes s27.6sl,2s4 balances S46l.sSO Phiiadel-
phia-Exchanges. .72O: balances. S4Ss'''S
Chicago-Exchanges. 500 se0,442 balances. NssoNf'
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money IN
London. 21 per cent. Open market discount rave
21I2s per cent for short and long bills Beri'n
discount ~ per cent. Paris. Pa per cent berhn
exchange on London. % marks i2i9 ptenniss Paris
exchange on London. 25 francs ~ centimes.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES British consois
closed at 10 ale for money and 10 1916 for the ac
count French rentes. lo francs - centimes
Spanish fours In London Az. ex-interest
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 5Nsc Next
can silver dollars 4Gss Bar silver In London 2''4d
GOLD PREMIJM-In Madrid. 81 IS; Lisbon. 40
Buenos Ayres los 20: Rome. So
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. (SpeciaD The wheat market to-
day was over its weakness There a good
deal Of further selling Barrett. for instance. one
OF the local bulls sold out line OF 100000 bushels
OF long wheat But the market had only tenn
porary dip. There an advance OF llsc from
the bottom. The close almost a cent over
Tuesday and at little over call ngure. May
opened at 7ossQ7os.c. sold between 7ol.97l%c. and
closed at nsl7lno January closed at 6slsc A
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05

cold wave prediction had something 20 do WIZ
the rally II will md the Southwest bare or snow
Huge clearances were another help. 10000 ouSn
els with most OF II wheat Liverpool was iglS1'
lower That TO be expected after the lus,
day break here The increase IN the wor'ds VIZ"
Bile was only 600 bushels. compared win All ~
crease last year OF 1855 900 bushels North"es,ea
receipts were bsi cars against SSS a year ago ~
there were 2o5 cars, against 8 last year ~
contract stock 252so0 bushels. Increased Tor w.
week 23lOo0 bushels The buying to-day WAS ~
by ST Louis and New-York. There was e'.s
gossip that lot OF buying orders were mere -
Flowers ofnce In Wall Street Al any tss ~
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, January 4. p .n.-American securities
were without decided feature to-day, and ruled
irregular with bearish undertone. There d
desire among holde = TO realize. The closing tone
was dull Last prices were Atchison. lss Can
adian. ssik; 81. Paul. l2i7s; Illinois Central, nSA
Louisville 65. Union Pacific preferred, rs. New
York Central 1861 Erie, l5s. Pennsylvania. cS1s
Reading r. Erie lst preferred. 1874. and Northern
Pacfc preferred sos
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05
BONDS
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Stock market reactionists were active yester-
day but values refused 10 yield 10 any material
extent while in many issues pronounced strength
was exhibited As a rule closing prices showed
Hlitte change from Tuesdays final figures. The
Outlook for lower quotations is certainly dis
couraginG. and unless money market conditions
suddenly charge or bright business prospects
are destroyed by something entirely unexpect-
ed the outlook for declining market will grow
more disappointing for some time TO come. Tech
nical reasons doubtless will cause temporary
sharp declines and perhaps periods of inactlV-
ity. but declining market-which means that
business conditions warrant a readjustment or
values 70 a lower level-can only be brought
about by an actual check TO prosperity. Specu-
lators small margins may suffer the usual
losses but the intelligent investor has every
reason to expect a bigger market valuation for
his securities in 1899 than any time in the
year just closed.
Pan Handle" stock (Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
Chicago and ST. Louis again made a sensational
advance. selling as high as GS$s. which is a neI
gain Of over 80 points from its lowest price Of
1895 The impression is gaining ground IN
Wall Street that the rapid advance Of the stock
reflects buying by Pennsylvania Railroad inter
ests who already control the majority holdings
1t is also believed that both classes OF the stock
Will be substantial dividend payers before long.
and that the Pennsylvania company will en-
deavor to secure all the minority holdings before
payments are begun. The so-called Flower
stocks were features especially Brooklyn Rapid
Transit which made maximum gain Of per
cent, with net gain only slightly under. Fed
eral Steel sold down in the morning. but
recovered the loss before the close. 81. Pauls
extraordinary increase in earnings for the last
week in December was the most striking feature
of the day making friends FOR st. Paul
stock and the Granger shares in general ST
Paul at 100 before the year is would sur
prise nobody
d The announcement OF the probable character
of the Alton deal attracted favorable attention
10 the Missouri Kansas and Texas issues. and
led 10 some enthusiastic predictions for the com
that within the next ten days official state
ment regarding the Alton deal will be made
The use Of the Alton road for the mutual profit
OF the Vanderbilt. Gould and Rockefeller com
panies should prove most important factor in
the future earnings Of the roads directly con-
cerned and If the announcement Of the perfected
arrangement comedies with current Street opn-
ion II doubtless will cause pronounced improve
ment in the market value Of some Of the securl
ties Of the properties involved The year Of 1899
should be rich in railway and Industrial devel-
opments Of value TO the advocates Of higher
market prices An instance Of current business
activity was reflected in yesterdays bank clear
ings in this city showing a total never before
eaualled in any single day record.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Market irregular and
active Standard Oil closed at 430aG4Al3 against
42sG429 on Tuesday. Last prices Of other prom
,nent issues were: Otis Elevating 37q36 preferred
s,s.4S5i: Mutual Gas 3JQ 300. New-Amsterdam
Gas common 34asQ3i'.. preferred ssaassi.. Wag
ner Palace Car l7galso Continental Tobacco, com
mon 4Ds.an. preferred. s2g Air Power. a5a5.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN-The Chicago
Great Western has completed its survey for an
extension Of 10 miles 10 Omaha The line
will give the Great Western the shortest route
between ST Paul and Omaha.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE MEETING
New-York tribune., 1899-01-05

DOMESTIC DECENTRALIZATION Oieans-Com-
mercial 81 discount; bank. par San Francisco
Sight l5c.: telegraph. Iizc. Cincinnat-Over the
counter 5Oc. premium. between banks. l5n2oc dls-
count and par Savannah-Buyng, l-l5c. discount
selling. 75c per 81 900 premium. charleston-Buy-
ting par; selling l-10c premium Bosfon-zizq5c
discount and par. Chicago-l5c premium
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges