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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-10
ENGAGEMENT ANN0r-N~rr,

The engagement is announced of
George S. Chappell of New London, Yale
'99, to Miss Amy Beard of Cambridge
Mass. Both the young people are vel
known in New Haven. Miss Beard has
been the guest of Joseph T.. Whittlesey s
daughters of Prospect Hill. Mr.. Chap
pell was one of the class historians, was
a member of the Yale Glee club and a
VOLTS Head man.
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w ashable PetticOats
74c., o7c., ST. 10.

Not often does the public show
such thorough appreciation as it has
shown to this special purchase Of
Washable Petticoats, in Linon,
Cheviots and Crash. Styles are the
umbrella and Spanish Aounces, fin
ished with cords and tuckings. Just
the thing for a summer petticoat.
You must hurry if you want one
they're going quickly.
Cotton You'd be surprised to
nrass know the quantity Of
Eahr;c, Wash Goods we sell,
40.-... md it is not by ac-
cident. Women are shrewd shop
pers and know where they can get
the greatest values, and why
shouldn't they buy here?
Galatea Cloth, nc.
1000 yds. Galatea Cloth, suitable for
boys and girls dresses, women's suits for
bicycle and outing wear; always sold at
l2Hc. Sale price, 711c. yd,
Scotch Ginghams, 12Hc.
800 yds very best quality Scotch Cling
hams, that have been selling all season at
Csc. to 371ac. Reduced to 121zc. yd.
Barnaby Cling hams, 715c.
Barnaby Gin CHAINS in plaids and stripes
Reduced from l2Ac. to TIC. yd
India Linens and Lawns.
Special values in these dainty, sheer white
stuffs, at &c., &C. and lOc. yd,
White c Gods.
A new consignment of white goods we
have just received from the mills In the
lot are checked Nainsooks, fancy Lawns,
Dimities and satin -striped Plaids. These
goods are worth from l211c. to lec. yd.
Our price, TIC. yd
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Sofa Pillows, 39c.

NOlo IiVWS, O1I.
18 inches square, good fluffy fill
ing of feathers and pure white card
ed cotton. Coverings are Of French
sateen and cretonne, in floral and
Oriental effects, finished with Sin.
rufae. This pillow is regularly sold
at 60c. Sale price soc.
Window Shades, l4c.
One lot of Holland Shades, 3x6
feet, mounte ] on spring rollers, fix
lures complete. Actual value Csc.
Clearing out price, lac.
REDUCED PRICES ON EVERY LINE.
OF STOCK IN THE DEPARTMENT.
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JheIn>trna1 a11d Gnurter

THREE MONTHS, $L.50; ONE MONTH, so
GENTS; ONE WEEE. Is CENTS; SINGLE
COPIES, CENTS.
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SUPERINTENDENT PLATT SAILS
FOR EUROPE

superintendent c. H. Platt of the New
Haven road left Saturday morning for
Southampton on the North German
Lloyd line. Mr.. Plat will remain abroad
only a month.
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Nottingham Curtains.

Nottingham Curtains.
In a choice line of patterns-two,
three and four pairs of a pattern.
so, 81 and so in. wide, 81 yds.
long, marked down from $l.39,
1.49, LIS to, csc. pr.
46, so and 81 in. wide; worth
&c.,, o8c. and SIPS. Use. pr.
All of these curtains are finished
with the new overlook stitch.
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Have 1t Sent TO You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent
70 any address by mail at the same
Terms as it is delivered in the city--15
cents week, so cents month.
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SUNDIE BASEBALL.

Chicago. July Six hits, scattered
one to an inning, was the best the Reds
could do with Taylor's curves to-day
and but for a gift of two errors in the
ninth they would have been BANKED.
Mertens and Demont divided most of
the hits off Dwyer and with Elmer
Smith carried off the fielding honors.
Attendance $4,000. Score.
Chicago. =. Il / 0 0 0 A ~ 10 4
Cincinnati :. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ii 6 Q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Donahue;
DWyer and Wood.
st. Louis, July 9.-The Protectors hit
the ball harder to-day than at any time
this year and won two games. In the
second game Cross made a home run
with the bases full. 1t was terrific
line drive to left center. Mexican also
made a home run in the second game.
Attendance II, 300 The score, first game
st. Louis ......1 4 0 2 / ali Is 0
Louisville. Il 0 0 1 l 0 l o. IL 2
Batteries-PoWell and Criger; Phillip
pi and Powers.
Second game
st. Louis =. 0 0 4 0 2 5 #-11 II 8
Cleveland :. q 0 0 0 0 g 10 A
Batteries - Cuppy and O'Connor;
Schmidt and Schrekengost
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Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention,

L. M. TARR, Observer.
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Black Dress Goods.

Delightfully."- Sum-
merry Silks are
these pr n t e d
F o ular DIS, with
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Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS,
CT.ARENONT

BALTIMORE. Monday. July 81.
Swln1-Arrivals this week were 1888
head. The receipts this week are light
or. mostly FAR western nOGs. A fair
trade prevails for the offerings at
some 5Gl0c per 700 pounds advance on
the FAR western. There are but few from
nearby points and values on these are
almost nominal. and we quote good
lights nj 81 SOai 90. and heavics 81 7OH
4 SO per 100 pounds gross No light pigs
or rOughs ON hand.
Sheep and Lambs-A fair trade Is re-
ported for good old sheep nt 3d4Ac,
and few extra ut iisc. values being
unchanged. and the quality being an
Improvement over that OF last weeks
receipts. Lambs sell ut 4isH6c. and eX-
ira shade higher. good heavy lambs
firm At quotations.
Calves-Trade In veals Is slow. The
quality is on. The quotations range At
iHjisc. and extra at &c per pound.
CHICAGO-There WIS the usual small
Tuesdays supply OF cattle to-day. The
demand was brisk and all offerings
were easily disposed Of ut firm prices,
Good to fancy cattle sold q, s. S0dj %;
cammouvr grades OF 81 35G6 %, stockers
and feeders brought 81 2i6i so; bulls,
cows and heifcrs s. 25dS IS, Texas
steers 81 5Ol4 &c. calvea 81 5OaG I5.
Hog prices were weak and lower In
spite OF small receipts, most sales be-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money aud stock
Markets.


NEW YORK. Aug. Money on call
steady at 3ha4la per cent; last loan 4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3%8
AZ per cent. Sterling exchange heavy
with actual business In bankers bills at
"a ssh for demand and 81 S3tt for 90
days; posted rates 81 sa4 sIh and
81 s7Js@4 49, commercial bills 81 S2ik.
silver certificates GOh@6lc. Bar silver
COSc. Mexican dollars 4sc. Govern
ments bonds steady. State bonds inac-
tive. Railroad bonds firmer.
To-day's stock market began strong
but the bunsh sentiment became ex-
hnusted and the close was lower than
last nights. The declines extended to
a point each in Burlington and Penn
sylvnnIa and from to . points In the
leading industrials. Soon after the
opening, realizing sales were made on
n large scale, operators taking advan-
taee OF heavy commission house de-
mand TO take the profits made on the
recent rise.
The outside buying and the realizing
seemed about equally balanced for
dine but the weight Of the selling
proved too much for the market TO car
ny and prices OF railroads gave way
The softnoss Of the market moved the
professional operators to turn to the
short side. after having realized ana
they attacked values vigorously in the
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NEW YoRK-The various phases OF
to-day's metal market were Of a less
sensational order. Tin fell on some 80
to IS points under an abrupt let up In
demand and less favorable reports from
home and foreign markets. The other
departments were quiet and unchang-
ed. At the close the metal exchange
called pig iron warrants unchanged.
with SIS % bid and sis 20 asked. Lake
copper unchanged at S2l 50. Tin dun
and unsettled. with $32 so bid and $s2 %
asked. Lead unchanged with 81 50 bid
and "a IS asked. Spelter unchanged at
So 90. The brokers price for lead Is
"a IS and for copper SIS 50.
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NEW YoRR-condltlons in the dry
Foods trade are. on the whole, salts
fnctory, The market Is Centrally IN
active one. both spot trading and mail
orders being on good basis IneIe
are weak spots in the market, out tney
are rapidly being eliminated the sta-
pie cotton goods market " fairy aedVe'
Export Foods continue 70 be the OBJECT
OF considerable inquiry In all grades
The market for brown goods tor 90
nestle use Is In fairly good shape.
Bieached cottons have been ordered
quite freely in small lots IN spite Of re-
cent advances. II Is said that many
buyers are preparing for heavier pur-
chnses in these lines in the near future
Coarse colOred cottons are firm and In
steady demand. Denims are unchang.
ed with orders of considerable reported
from day TO day
The market for stripes, checks,
plaids. cheviots and similar lines show
no change from previous fair condi-
tons. Print cloths are quiet In regu-
lar lines. Odd goods sell freely, both In
Fall River and In outside markets. The
price tone is well sustained and there Is
little bidding for cloths on any basis
lower than that Of exc for extras. The
demand for prints continues very ac-
tive. Supplementary mail orders are
received in great numbers and are for
large quantities. Of goods. In some
lines manufacturers fear they will not
be able TO NIL all orders filed. Cling
hams and other woven colored goods
show excellent general results.
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CHICAGO-Corn was the big market
on change to-day. Extremely favor
able crop reports cnusing liquidation
that was heavy enough to cut ssftAc
of previous prices. Wheat suffered
from lack OF cash demand and lost 20
&c. Oats closed &c lower. Provisions
closed rather weak. but shade higher.
Pronounced dizziness was practically
the only feature OF wheat from the
opening until within nc OF an hour Of
the close During that time the range
OF prices was but &c and for long per-
lolS the Lit was half deserted traders
going to provisions and corn where
more activity was apparent. The OPEN
Ing was rather weak at slight decline,
September starting Isc lower at G9i9I
69Ac It advanced shortly after the
opening to 6s4tc. but soon fell back to
opening prices and until after noon
kept within that rang. News was
bearlsh. cables were lower, but did not
show the decline expected. Reports
from the spring wheat country inlica-
ted large crop. Northwestern re-
celpts were light. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reporting 296 cars. against 2S2 last
week and 81 II year ago. Chicago re-
celpts were li2 cars, six OF which were
of graded contract. Little new wheat
WINS reported among the arrivals Total
receipts AT primary points were $4,000
bushels. compared with GS2 600 bushels
n year ago. Atlantic port clcaranccs OF
wheat and flour amounted to $4,000
bushels. BradstTeets reported n de-
crease In the worlds visible supply OF
only 100000 bushels. against 5IlL0OO
bushels year ago, About 1880 the
almost complete absence Of cash de-
mand, both here and At outside points.
apparently impressed the bulls with the
futillty OF longer holding their wheat.
The weakness shown by corn acted as
"a spur to the Disguised longs From
697E d70c, the market declined rapidly.
and shortly before the close touched
69c. The close was weak at 69hc sell
ers.
Corn was weak and at times quite nc-
tive. All reports indicated n large crop.
Continued favorable weather and large
receipts Sst cars. started important out
side liquidation. Local longs Joined the
selling movement later and prices de-
cllned steadily. \ rcdeemlnE feature
WIS the sharp cash demand NJ least
800. 900 bushels being disposed OF. Sep
tembcr ranged from 30HS0hc and clos
ed %RNc lower at SOH3Ohc.
Oats were dun but steady In spite OF
the weakness OF other grains. There
was fair export demand at the sea-
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a Startling Incident, Of which Mr.,
John oliver. OF Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in 4 most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow. eyes gunken.
tongue coated. pain continually In bach,
and SLICES. no appetlte-gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately.
n friend advised trying Electric Bit
tora and 10 my great Joy md surprise.
the first bottle made u decided improve
ment. / continued their use for three
weeks, ard am now well man. | know
they saved ms life. and robbed the
grave OF another victim" " one should
tall to try them. Only 30 cts. Buaran-
iced. at Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. 5
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DOL.

BOSToN-The wool market shows a
strong position and all conditions are
favorable for prices being sustained;
the sales have been considerable, al
though not so heavy as the two prevl-
Gus weeks. Territory wool holds firm
and good woods on the secured basis
are selling at SOC for fine medium and
fine with range above this figure for
fine medium and fine. Fleece woods are
feeling the strength OF the market, al
though sales have been small Ohio
Xxx and above is quoted at Slq32c. Aus
trallan woods are nearly cleared UP and
prices are nominal In the absence OF
supplies. Following are the quqota-
tions for leading descriptions: Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA fleece Y and above 2SG
2gc; Xxx and XXX and above Sid32c; de-
lalne S3c: No. comblng S9a33c; No. 2
do SlG32c.
NEW YORK-Wool steady.
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afternoon, wiping out practically all
the gains in the speelalties and carry
Ing the railroads generally a sharp
fraction below last night. There were
some Isolated stocks which maintained
their strength throughout the day.
notably the Chicago Greatwestern IS
sues. Colorado & Southern and Chicago
& Eastern Illinois, which rose from a
fraction to SH per cent. The strong
June statements by Atchison and Union
Pacific were without marked effect
Rates for call money to-day were
marked up to ~ per cent in the Alter
noon. Cheap money does not appear
nearer than It did a month ago, as
London and the Continent are evidently
counting on borrowing the credits to be
established by the coming ex-
port movement The calling
home Of these credits would
1t seems probable, result In sales Of Sc.
curitles rather than shipments Of gold
which the Bank OF England Is still
buying in the open market and from
Germany. London bought quite freely
Of stocks in New York to-day and ex-
change bills against future grain ship
ments continued in large supply. There
has also been a sharp fall in exchange
on Paris this week and to-day sterling
exchange In Paris rose ~ centimes.
Banks in other cities have been large
lenders in New York and have drawn
on their deposits in New York banks
for the purpose. This operation re-
duces the possibilities of future strain
on New York banks through interior
demand to move the crops. But for tine
moment 1t makes increased demands
upon them and does not offer much re-
lief to the local money situation.
Standard Rope incomes, Fort Worth
and Denver City first and Oregon Short
Line incomes showed strength. other
wise the bond market was steady. Total
sales par value f2,075.OeO.
Government bonds were unchanged
on bid prices. The coupon bonds of the
Is and IS, the new IS and 5s were ex-
interest.
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board and CROUCH buyers Of September
70 keep the price steady most OF the
session.
RecpIpts were heavy. So cars. Con-
trart stocks as result OF the July desi.
showed an incren6s OF 53i bushels for
the week. September ranged from lac
10 lsMc and closed &c lower al lsc.
Provisions were Irregular. The mar
ket was strong early ard advanced
sharply on the more favorable reports
OF the yellow fever conditions In the
south. Later the break In grain mar
kets started from liquidation under
which nearly all the advance was lost.
The close was barely steady. Septem-
Der pork 2lsc higher at IS M; Septeni-
Der lard 2lsc higher At IS 9. and Sep
TENDER ribs unchanged at "a 80.
Estimated receipts Wednesday:
Wheat. Sc cars; corn. $50 cars; oats,
$40 cars; hogs, 1900 head,
The ieading futures ranged a. follows:
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WHAfiiSq BlilY iSfB1Ii sES5Hb 9HBEsbAY auaUsf gBa

ing at about s6loc decline. Heavy hogs
brought 50 6Oa4 50; medium Telgnts
"a 1904 IS. and light WEIGHTS y s9e
4 IS. Pigs brought g 5o6i 90; enlls
g 55f7s IS, There wrs 2 good demand
for sheep and lambs and with Z iignt
supply prices ruled strong and hlsheI.
Sheep sold At s. 25G3 3 for culis up y
s. Cas- g for prime wethers Coco
lambs sold actively at Sc Co.'s %, IN
ferIor grades bringing s. COOS q. ke.
celpts: Cattle 1000 head hogs AS,0VO
head; sheep. 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattie drm ana
prlceS unohanged. Hogs steady; prime
mediums 81 S594 s7Is: best Workers
"a sORl IS; fair YorkeFg s. l0QA To- PIGS
q 5O64 so: heavy hogs 81 1904 @; grass-
ers 81 GOA 20; roughs s. O09l o.. Sheep
Arm. choice wethers 81 s58t 80; COM
mon 81 COOS 90: spring lambs ~ COOS W.
veal calves Sc 0096 q.
cINcINNATI-HOgs slow and lower
at 50 6584 90.
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OIL cITY-Credit balances &c; GER
tIficates opened at 81 Is bid for cash;
highest and closed at 81 Is bid for cash;
shipments 1904 bbls: average Ship
ments 72.OSS bbls; runs 146.440 bbls; av-
craze runs 1851 bbls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-02

ECZEMA, scald head, hives, itchiness
of the skin OF any sort instantly rellev-
ed. permanently cured. Doan's oint-
ment. At any drug store.
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REATEsr FACILITIES FOR THE
VI Prompt Completion Of ORDERS az tie
IntelllgenGer Job 1rinting oniea
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DEPART

Flrctrlc cars HrIdFclorl 70 WheeIInG,
Bellairc and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for best routes and low
~. q. CARREL,
Goneral passongcr Agent.
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sTEEL AND TIN QUOTATIONS.

The following quotations for National
Steel stocks and American Tin Plate are
furnished by Simpson q TGtum, City aBnk
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TTNHE MoNoSGAH ROUTE Is THE
Short Line between Eairmont and
sure Connections. When travelling to or
from ClnrksburE or West Virginia and
PIttsbutEh railroad points. sec that your
tickets read via the Monogaheia River
Railroad. Close Connections at Fairmont
With II & y. trains, and at ClnrksburB
with =. & o. and w, V, q p. trains. Tick.
cts via this route on sale AZ all H. q o.
and w, Y. T. p. II r. stations.
HUGH @, BOWLES. Genl Stunt
The Opelousas courier., 1899-03-11
The Southern Farm Magazine.

With the March number the Southern
Farm Magazine of Baltimore enters mp
On its seventh year. 1t has stead
lily improved in all respects, and it's an
nouncements Of contributors for 1899 ia
a premise of articles Of practical value
to the Southern farmer who wishes to
keep abreast of intelligent movements
in his line. Two of the special contrib
Col. J. B. Killebrew, have articles in
the March number, the first treating of
the South's attitude toward capital, ex-
planning lucidly the situation as it is to-
day and setting forth clearly the neces-
sity for an encouragement Of creative
capital the second dealing with the
conditions and tendencies of Southern
agriculture, a broad, comprehensive re-
view of conditions as they exist to-day,
and an appeal for tirst-cIass work in
the agricultural colleges and for first
class men as commissioners of agricnl-
ture in the several States.
Other articles-are by Mr.. Charles Hal
lock, on North Carolina oysters by
Sidney Smyth Boyce, on more hemp
and less cotton ; by Mr.. Samuel B.
Woods, o II red-polled cattle for beef,
and a number of others summarizing
the recent meetings and other move
ments for the upbuilding of the South
and plans for it's future. The special
departments of the magazine are up to
their usual high standard.
The Southern Farm Magazine is pub
lished monthly by the Manufacturers
Record Publishing Co, Baltimore, Md.
Price ST. a year.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-03-11
Reunion Confeder6 D'Etat.

Une reunion generate DIES camps DIES
veterans confed6res aura lieu d Baton
Rouge lie 3 ct lea du mois de Juliet
1899. De grands p%,6paratifs COM
mencent a SO faire pour la reception ct
le logement des veterans ct de leurs
families, ct Get reunion promet d'6tre
nm 6v6nement dams lhistoire des y6te-
,6rans confeder6s de la Louisiana.
Les terrains ct les dormitoires de Punt
versit6 de Baton Rouge ont etc offerts
par 10 president Boyd a usage des
veterans ct leurs families.
Des chefs prominents DC Ia gnerre
civiIe appartenant i h'autres Etats sc
ront presents ponr fuire connaissance
avec lenrs comrades dc la Lonisiane.
Des tetes ct DIES amusements nom
breux auyOntl lieu al terrains do folre,
au0uels les veterans aurOnt leHr enti6e
libre.
Cette reunion sera digne de r6vtne-
ment ct des invites distingud qni wien,
dront de chaqe paroisse de Ia Louis
iane ct chaquo Fiat dn Snd.
Les chemins dc fer ct les bateanx a
vapeur qui font 10 service de Baton
Rouge donne'ont des prix rfauits.
Les hotels TT les restaurants de la
vile demanderont les prix les plus bias
pour Ia nourriture ct le %logement.
Les danes de Baton Rouge serviront
des vianles froides ct l'autres NETS
avec DIES acknowledgements dams lie
r6fectoire De rUniversit6, consequent
ment les d6penses du voyage seront
minimes.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-03-11

Malgr6 les nombreuses ct diverses
taxes additionnelles imposes pour
snbvenir aux frais causes par la guerre
avec l'Espagne ct qui %semblent desti-
n6es d 6tre maintenues quoique Ia
gnerre soft termin6e, le g"ouvernement
DIES Etats Unis est menace dun def
cit de $169, 900, 1000 pour l'ann6e iscale
finissant avec le mois de JUN pro
chain. Les %d6pepses excellent les re-
venues ct 4 ce taux, il faudra avoir re-
colrs, soft q de nouvelIes taxes on a
une emission de bons ct bien que les de-
penses ne seront pas maintenues au
taux actuel, ces conditions indiquent
une des consequences qui resulteront
de Ia politiQue d%'annexion ct du main.
tien dune arm6e nombreuse devenue
n6cesaire.-Gazette.