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from the continued high temperature
throughout the Southwest without rain:
laey apparently consider the advices as
SIMPLY without a basis for considering
that deterioration can possibly occur 10
lhe cotton CROP after July. They have
oeeh larse sellers of new crop all the
ihothhs, while representatives, of Ameri-
can spinning brokers are noticeable as
buyers
ne bureau report was not a good one
showing a greater deterioration than had
neen looked for on Aug l. What deterior-
ahon, if any, has occurred since that date
Is not Included. Government reports
sho" no cessation of the continued dry
weather over the Southwest whether II
IS doing damage or not Every cotton mer-
cnant can decide for himself Some real
MlnS has taken place, due TO the expecta-
ton that Mcneil would issue a circular
OF different tenor from the bureau.
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COTTON AT AN ADVANCE.
Buliish Sentiment Prevailed and
Speculation Was Brisk.

\ov- V,-l- A. ~ r,,,,,;, ,,ti,,o,,t
~ aug lV--hu'l'sH sen
Pi'dom.nated ON the Cotton Exchange
osain to-day. The severe punishment adj
minis.cred 10 the hear interest Yesterday
r[n.I '.i'ea'eo' though in a mlider form.
eiiorts was made at the s'ait
20 force longs to unload, the cables having
r3,,,, ~, - ,''7 'i'i0, u'Sa li'o,''''''e''' '''o
GENEROUS foreign selling orders having
appeared. But after drop of 2a4 points
on t7e early months, the market during
bH,y ''s '''' S"o"eo maj N'' '''
shorts 0oro or,o, 70 roo,,uo ,ho,r noel
ZION and rl7ii Vi'A 10 Ie1I,ze .ei' 49, oS,
that lime ~, ny tuI lleo guy ets ~ ~
nost ' l,e,I G' me trend Of values was an az,
quarters MA 'pwa'o 81 oU Vt, l,s llor' az
moy ".,n SNORT ana wan stteel 'ne
dsv me Con 3l2t purchasers. AT mid
is6 in IN, @'vance was acceerated by bull
ment rcror, '.o,l Oh me august govern
coycrinr' ,na ieadns to renewed heayy
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Factory Stocks-Augusta Factory, IS
bid z asked; Granitevine Factory, $50
bid. 155 asked; Langley Factory, JOG bid
asked; Enterprise Factory, common.
81 bid, 81 asked: J. R. King Manufacture
ing Company, 1852 bid, 106la asked; Sibley
Manufacturing Company. rs bid. so asked /;
savannah Brewing Company, 10l15 bid, lO5
asked.
New York, Aug lO-Money on call was
az 3U3la per cent; the last loan was at
3 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 44 n
D per cent, Sterling exchange firm with
actua' business in bankers bills at A.S6d
1851 for demand, and at 81 S2laG4 S2S4 for
SIXTY days. Posted rates. 4SSlad4S4 and
AS1dtS7ia; commercial bills, SASH. Sill
yer certificates, 60lad6lc; bar silver, 601sc;
Mexican dollars, 4Sc. Government bon Is
were weak; state bonds were inactive;
railroad bonds were irregular.
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Diamonds of Many CoIors.


A large number of diamonds are white
though a clear, coloress, transparent stone
Is rarer than might be supposed. Be-
sides white diamonds there are red blue,
green, yellow. brown, black and pink
ones. Heat often changes the color and
after awhile the acquired hue becomes
permanent. yellow diamonds perhaps af-
ford the greatest variety of shades. Some
of them surpass any other gem of that
color. Specimens Of canary-colored dia-
mons are quite common. If the gem has
a rose-colored tint it Is very valuable,
while red tlnts, surprising the ruby, and
considered the most beautiful of all pre-
cious gems, are exceedingly rare few
varieties are on record; one weighing ten
carats was bought by Emperor Paul OF
Russia for 100000 cinnamon or brown
stone Is undesirable, as 1t is seldom pure
A black diamond is nearly as scarce as
red one. Blue diamonds rank next 10
red ones IN variety and beauty. Those of
dark-blue color resembling sapphres,
are handsome gems, differing only from
the sapphire in quality and the beautiful
play of colors peculiar TO the diamond.
The only real blue stones are found I'm
the mines of India Besides the Bismarck
and Hope diamonds there are only two
others IN the world that are properly call
ed blue diamonds.
The green varieties are not as rare as the
blue. black, red and rose-colored species.
yet a grass-green or fine emerald Is scarce
When IL does occur IL is more brilliant
than the finest emerald. There are sever
al varieties of green-tinted diamonds at
the Museum of Natural History in Paris.
but the best-known specimen is at Ores
den, and Is considered one of the five par
agons OF the world among gems.
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points lower; sales 10000 bags, including
September. 445c; October 4.50c; spot coffee
Rio. dull and easy; No. invoice, SIC; NO.
7 jobblng. SIC; mild quiet but about
steady; Cordova, 7h@11c. Sugar STEADY :
refined steady, but quiet.
Chicago Aug 10.-Anticipation OF the
government report issued tins afternoon
completely hattened out uadihg IN wheat
to-dav and the wheat was dullest in
months. Pending It's issue there was no
disposition 10 trade either way, wheat
declined nc. Coarse grains were weak
corn declining 3s01Ac, and oats A97sc'
Provisions closed about DC lower
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Aug 1O-There has been an
improved demand to-day for cotton goods
IN all staple lines. Sellers have realized
advances of Is per yard on 4-yard brown
sheetinss in some quarters Some large
sales reported in gray goods in narrow
widths. Bleached cottons were firm. and
some large orders placed by short man
ufdcturers. Prints are steady, with fair
sales. Print cloths without demand in
regular goods, but prices firmly maintain
ed. Ginghams are very firm, in both sta
pie aud dress styles. Hosiery and under
wear firm and good business doing in next
spring lines.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentne-The situation in the
market remained unchanged to-day. AT
Inc Board of Trade, at the opening and
closing, the market was buHetined firm at
41c bid. There were no sales reported
Rosin-There We're large transactions in
rosin to-day. Prices We're changed on some
grades. Water white was advanced Sc
and l, K and NJ were sc lower At the
Board of Trade, at the first call, the mar
ket was buletined firm, with the above
changes and sales of Alp barrels At the
last call the market was unchanged. with
further sales of 3,507 barrels. The follow
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SPOT COTTON ADVANCED
,r NARKET 1-IG CENT HIGHER
ON ALL GRADES.

70 transactions RepOrted-Spirits
rurpcntine stilI Firm at A Cents
ui5-SIight Changes i'm ROsin Quo
,,tiops and sales Henvy-WhOIe-
soic Markets steady.
savannah Aug. 1o.-The feature Of the
5.,. in the leading markets was the ad-
....,.. I'M cotton. 1t va the first change
far many weeks. Spirits turpentine re-
,..,.7el in strong demand al 47c, with no
sales made. There were large sales in
-,.ir there being a few changes in the
.,.,stions The wholesale markets were
.-..5v The following resume of the diff
,.r.,t markets will show the quotations
,nd tone at the close to-day:
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The following are the Savannah Board
of Trade quotations.;
Bacon-Market is steady smoked clear
sides 6Ac; dry sailed clear sides, SEC; bel
lies, 53sc; sugar-cured hams, l212dl32c.
Lard-Market firm; pure in uerces, 69sc
50-pouud tins, csc; compound in uerces,
orc; oO-pohhd uefees' o34c'
Butter-Market steady: cooking, ice; gilt
edge, 1Sc; extra diaries, 19c; extra Elgins,
2le.
Cheese Market firm; fancy fun cream
cheese, lie; zO-pouud average, 111kc.
Flour-Market steady; patent $40;
straight, $4.21, fancy, 50 so; family, So 80.
Coru-Market steady; white, job Tots,
SIC; carload lots, sac; mixed corn, job lots,
soc; carload lots, j3c.
Oats-CaIload lots. Csc. job lots, 40c.
Texas rust proof oats, job lots, 4Sc.
Southern seed rye, 81 10.
Bran-Iob lots, SIC; carload lots, S5c.
Hay--Market steady; Western job lots,
S5Ibc: carload lots, sec; Eastern, carloads,
Use: lob Tots, soc
Meal-Pearl per barrel, 81. So; per sack.
81 20: city meal, per sack, bolted, 81. ON
water ground, 81 10; pearl grits, Hudnuts,
per barrel. 49, Is; per sack, 81 2712; sundry
brands 81 65 barrel, 81. 20 sack
Sugar-Eouaiity Prices-savannah quo
tations Powdered, $500; standard granu-
lated CSC: cubes, 5. soc; confectionery
A 42c. white extra, 5O5c; extra c, 499c
Golden G 4S0c: yellow. 468c.
CoffeeIDull; Mocha, 24c; Java, 25c; Pea
o
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STOCKS ACTIVE.
The Advances Were slight in the
General Issues.


General Issues.
New York. Aug. 1O-To-dav,s stock mar
t5et was gooa so,i w., -, -. g.
" 49, ''e"i i''Vie aN'Ne 'ia" 'o'
some 'itne past ana SHOWS undeniable evil
dehce of strength. But the strength was
for the most part in spots and the specula-
ton did nor oct for o,,t-il, ,,,.,eo..i,,,,.,,
,..,. u
Inc IdNoIltes were the ihdusulalS
ana only few of the railroads made any
conspicuous gains The most prominent
n,o1er,er+ .f ,t, a,, - J., 49,, r.,....
N'' 90 ~ '''e ''N'
S'orhS' lhe common rising lss and the pre-
t a. IA on very heavy dealings in the
III, name
me IRON ana steel stocks as a group all
showed strength IN somewhat varying de-
gree out the gains IN most of them reach
W. POM ana IN some Of them approach
ca polntS tennessee Coal ana IRON was
.Ie reader OF the group aud Influenced
llidrhel win rise OF nearly points on
HeIy nedNS demand Inc strensth IN TINS
elouP Is accounted Tor oN the eHtraor'i-
nary cohdltlon IN the iron trade where pro-
H I OF the lower grades although
iatSelS increased seems quite unap.e 10
Neep pace win consumption IN the hisher
sLaues Oh the INDUSTRY. Anaconda Mining
sIO" d hatusoHe gam ana there was a
seIS idIse uethahu LOT Natonai Leaa'
-1 - No "a" 9iheI'lns' american LIN flate'
oloiduo uel ana various other STOCKS
more OF less aHected 10y conditions IN the
IRON trade, Were hrm IN sympathy sugar,
feotAe Gas, Detrolt Gas ana lhhseed Oh
preferred had thelr periods OF strength.
IN she raitroad INST speculation was m
cilIeu 10 hoid alool penang the puolcauon
u Tue government crop report Inc 81
dul statement LOT the llrst week IN Au-
sust pIoilip'eu some buying OF the GIahS-
ers, cams OF a point or over were SHOWN
ny CIicaso GREAT western deoentures' 1 ne
preferred Kansas city rlttsDurg ana
Gu ri' oregon navigation hooking NaIey
P fI a. w heeilus ana Lake Eile pre-
leiIeu Flttspurs' Clhcihhau' OleVeiahl
anu 81 LOUIS iowa Ceh'rai prelerreu' ana
ACME Coast
.,, III me MONEY MAJ he' co.l-
tnueu 10 receive Hlucn attention. Dut were
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New York, Aug. lO.-Muskmelons still
very irregular; stock largely poor and
pressing for sale az any reasonable bid
Watermelons firmer for good fresh Stock
Muskmelons Monmouth Co.. Jennie
Lind. per barrel, 75cn$l %; do Haoken-
sack seed. 60n7jc; do South Jersey. Gem
and Jennie Lind, per barrel. j0c0$l.00: do
per crate, 40nsjc Maryland, ROCKFORD
seed. fair 10 good, 75cGSlO0; do Inferior
SJQj0c, d. Maryland Chrstiana, per large
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c. & o. IS ......11S19st. L. & II. NJ,
c. u n. C. Is ..143l2 Con. 5s ........11324
c. & n. S. F. St /. & S. F.
Deb. 5s ........122 Gen 6s .......124I4
Chi. Term. As 100 81. +. Cons .169la
Den. & Rio G. ST. p. C. & Pa.
lists ........ =. 100 lists ........ ....121A4
Den. & Re GAS. 80 st. p. c. & Pa.
e. T., Va. & Ga. IS ........ .....121A
lists 800. 900. 1855 So. Hy. IS .......lO9As
Erie Gen. As .... 72isS. Rope & T. 6s SO
f. W. & Den. r. new set IS q. 81
c. lists ........ 70 IF. & Pa. lists ..1l5h
Gen. Electric IS .116 n. q Pa. ends. 55la
G. II. q S. A. i'm. Pa. Is ......1O41a
6s ...... .......110 Wabash lists ....1l6
G. II. & S. A. Wabash ends ..1Ooh
ends ..... lies Wis Cen. lists e.. 1875
II. & T. c. 5s HOE West Shore Is ."114
II. & T. c. c. Va. Centuries e. 50
IS ........ .....111 Wa. Deferred .. )
Iowa c. lists Iii col. Southern As SGlz
X. c., p. & C. M. Il o. IS ...... s!
lists ..... 49,. 691aC. of Ga. 5s go. 96i4
La. new c. As los do LIST inc. Gee. AZ
l.. & N. Uni. As $685. do End in. 900. u
New York, Aug. 10.-Standard Oil, 1854
ALB.
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Atchison ........H do pref ....... 80
do pref .... 64A Tex. & Pac. -. 2l7s
Balti. & o. .... 4s14 Union Pac. 49,. 4424
Can. Pac. am. 977s do pref ....... 7712I
Can. SO. ........ 81 Wabash ......... IA
Cen. Pac ..... 54S do pref. ....... 223s
Ches e. O. .. 2SI4 Wheel & l.. E.. 91s
Chi. G. w. 49,. 1424 do End pref -. 1884
Chi. B. & Q. ...1377s Wis Cen. ...... 1914
Chi. l. & l.. 10 Adams Elk. lib
do pref ... Al Amen. Elk. lbs
Chi. & e. Ill. II III. s. Elk. ....... so
Chi. an. w. .1GO1a Wells Fargo ...127
Chi, R. l. & P.119Is Amer Cot. Oil. Az
C.C.C. & st. L. IS do pref. 1914
Col So. ....... Az Amer. Malt. -. 17Ia
do LIST pref -. 461a do pref ...... 651s
do End pref =. 171a Amer. S. R.. Az
Del. & Hudson. 123$4 do pref 1874
Del. l.. & Win Amer. Spirits e. 5s
Den. & r. G. 81 do pref ....... 30
do pref. ....... 745s Amer. S. II. -. 36A
Erie ............ 49, do pref ....... S03s
do LIST pref ... 37% Amer. S. W. So. co
CT. Nor. pref. .167 do PREF ....... 99&t
Hooking Coal 1914 Amer Tin P... 42A
Hooking Val. e. q do pref ....... S713
Ill. Cen. .........1l4is Amer. Tob. .....116
Ia Cen. ......... 1871 do pref .......14O
do pref. ..... 547siAna. NJ Co. .... 5734
*. c., p & G.145 Brooklyn r. T. 115
l.. E. e. w. 49,. 2OIbCol. F. & Ir...... 521s
do pref .... 79lRCont. lob. ..... 463s
Lake Shore .....201h do pref ........ 81
l.. & N. ........ 747s Fed. Steel ...... 6OA
Man l.. .......1l79s do pref ....... 82A
Met St Ry. POO Gen. Elec. ......123l2
Mex. Cen. ...... 147sGlu. Sugar ..... 67A
VI. & st. l.. Gee. 66 do pref .......1O9
do pref ...... 96l5 Intn'l Paper &C.. AZ
Mis-. Pac. ....... 1875 do pref ...... 78a
Mo. & O........ Is 'LaClede Gas &c. 57la
NJ, X. & 7. -. 1925 Nat Bis. ....... ass
do pref. ....... 37l4 do pref lilo
N. J. G. .........1l8ii Nat Lead ...... %
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Cnsh 0uOfaIIOns WNTe " IVI-OW5' T IVHT
steady. No. spring wheat, 67n6sizc; No
2 red, 7Oikc. No. 2 corn, 32hc; No yell
low corn 33G33Ac. No ? oats, 2lHn2lhc;
NJ 2 white. 24hc; No. white, 22ian2jc
No rye. sac. No. barley. S314GI40c. No.
aaxseed. 99c ". w, STOP. Prime timothy
seed. 81 45a2.47la Mess park, per bar
rel 81. 4OGl820 Lard, per 100 pounds, 500 Z
652O. short ribs sides. loose, $i75n5.l0. Dry
sa.ted shoulders, boxed. $5l2R45.62,z
Short clear sides, boxed, s5.3O4540 WINS
kv distillers' finished goods per gallon,
81 g. Sugars cut loaf unchanged. Clover
contract grade. $625. Butter market firm;
creameries, 13JzdlSc; diaries. 12QlGc
Cheese firm; 99lOc. Eggs firm; fresh,
PIC.
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IS
No o. jacksonville
Waycoss Jacksonville Waycrtss Montgomery
and
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No 49, Port
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FORK
Zip
Saturdays following Havana Wdnes
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and
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Tuesdays, Thursdays
r. A. ARMAND city Ticket Agent De Soto Hotel
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Central Of Georgia Railway.
Schedules Effective June 20, 1899.
9Oth Meridian Time.
DEPARTURES


9Oth Meridian Time.
DEPARTURES
Lv Savannah
Daily for Macon and Atlanta. S:45 A. M
DaIly eX. Sunday for Augusta. S:45 A. M
sunday only for Augusta. ........ $50 p. NJ
Daily for Augusta. Macon, At
ianta, Athens. Columbus and
birmingham NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 p. M
Daiiy eN. sunday for Dover. 500 =. M
DalIy eX Sunday for Guyton... 200 p NJ
ARRIVALS
Ar. Savannah
Daily from Macon and Atlanta. 600 p. NJ
Daily ex. Sunday from Augusta 500 p. M
Sunday only from Augusta 1925 A. M
Daily from Augusta, Macon, At
lanta, Athens, Columbus and
Birmingham ................... 500 A. M
Daily eX. Sunday from Dover 7:4S A. M
Daily eX Sunday from Guyton 4:5O p. NJ.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE.
18th meridian or Savannah city time.
WEEK DAYS-Leave Savannah 6;2O a.
M, 1905 a. m, 1886 p. m, 5:25 p m, $50 D.
M, S35 p. IN. Returning, leave Tybee 800
a. M 800 a. m. lilo a. m, 5:l5 p. m, 7:4O
p m, 1910 p. m.
Sundays-Leave Savannah, 7:45 n. m.
1905 a. m, 1905 p. m, 1886 p. m, 5 :25 p. m.
$50 p. m, 8:35 p m. Returning, leave
Tybee 500 a. m, 8:85 a. m, II 10 a. M
Loo p m, $50 p. M 7:4O p. M. 1910 p. m.
Connections made al terminal points with
al trains Northwest, West and Southwest
Sleeping cars on all night trains Par
lor cars on day trains between Savannah
and Atlanta
For further information and for sched-
ules to all points beyond our line apply to
w. G. BREWER city Ticket and Pass
enger Agent, 107 Bull street
J. c. HALLE, General Passenger Agent
e. II. HINTON, Traffic Manager
THEO. d. KLINE, Gen. Superintendent
JOHN M. f1GAN Vice President,
Savannah Ga
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BUYERS Of
Wool, Hides, Wax,
Honey, Furs.
Correspondence solicited.
A. ENRICH & BRO.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers.
Ill, lib and lis Bay street.
BUYERS Of

crate, Sl.0011 rs; do Gem and Jennie Lind
per two-basket carrier, 50GG75c.
Waiermelons per carload, $7j6150; do per
hundred, $5Gf12
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--She--What llttle mouth your young
friend hasl II doesn't look large enough 10
hold tongue. He'll doesn't Tit Bits.
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T and streets
d NJ p & T. md Screven Hotels
c T. A De
w. r A. streets
P A, l. A A G. P. Al
ILharxs
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Plant System.


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ONLY "YONSONs, TnERE.

"Up In the central part OF Wisconsin"
said a Chicago travelling man, who had
got tired talking about the trusts.
there Is q town that Is inhabited all
most exclusively by NOnHnns' The
name OF the man who keeps the hotel
~ NonEOn.' the drug store ON tho cor
nor r. owned by man named 'Yonson.'
the proprietor OF the establishment that
uses our goods Is % Mr. NunHon, and
I noticed when / WIS riding uptown
from the station that the grocer and
the butcher were both 'NuuBons,'
what's tho matter here naid 10
the bus driver haven't you any people
IN this town who dun't belong 10 the
Nonson' familyT
"'Null, Ay tank dare beon Won or
two he replied.
what's your Nance ! asked,
"'Nonson,' he answered
81 was about 10 make some further
Inquiries M TO the 'Yunsnn' family, but
a. that moment We passed the public
laundry, and, looking ut tho square red
sign above the door, ! read.
Zip NuuHon, Laundry
Inside the Chlunman who owned The
concern WAS busy ironing ana permit,
ting his plgtail 10 hang down his back
] am almost convinced now thar some
Of those 'Yosons are frauds"-Ex.
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Argentine Republic and President
Ermzurlz uf chill 600 board DMIBn
uHttl.Hhlu loo tuu Strait. uI Magellan.
February 10Th llHt This acc ul Doe
turuntlunIl yuriulty Huuuuri tho
sentiments of UutlEuuIHW aroused hy
the threatened rupture between thU two
republics, ana th. agreement tuyu prIH-
tlUulIN concluded between fnH Two
prysilDuu win tend tu hr'ug into CLOSE
and friendly relations the republics uf
Argentina md chill.
Daily everything points tu o. lasting
tranquility THE latte yNtuNuElut uN4
IHnllturH Tor HHmnWUuis ana HmmuuIa
tIuu Dr. commencing Co.. hu pared down.
The expenditure voted hy congress ut
uuut year amounted tu 500 lIGIaH. 10
those itHmH which are of 90 character
ultuEu tn,r exceptional are eliminated
this lH Uhuut thu average sum voted
fuf the last four years. The exception
ul Items are $1,000 600 Co form tho
conversion fund. fiiiIiii uH tha extra
ordinary l0lu ftum th. Bank Uf ..Uuduu
purchase ui fiscal bills. There De- now
every probability that tho ,Irrum-
stances which called fur these ItUmH
Will never occur again,
An along tho west coast. especially
iu the mineral region from Duuulmbn
700 INNNNNH "IN'" NNf SNOW IIIN NI
great revival Iu trade. lu thp Duqulm.
BOO district thH b. strongly manifested.
no doubt, partly owing Co tho sudden
rise boz The price uf copper
lu Serena there have recently boon
presented many mining petitions. ami
several prospecting parties have lrft
Tor the Interior Boo search uf silver uuI
copper. Many silver mines urH daily
being opened up ana exploited.
A new EuElIsh company. under tHH
title OF the copper Corporation uf chill.
haas purchased the mines and smelling
works at Chaudral This syndicate.
which has u capital uf 3. 100000. wIf
soon commence operations under fI.
direction of Nr. Alfred Libby "a VOL.
known American engineer
Away tU thp south nr tn" republic.
Mr. ENuUuuU l.uNHuInrHa. u prominent
thilluu capitalist accompanied lF
Manuel pfsl. senator for Valparaiso.
has arrived uf tuu.UuUIun. THE uu-
sect OF this visit be- Geo take over and
work gold milne discovered no
IupluCowu a rich local syndicate huH
purchased Tho establishment Cor rrfu-
Ing metals ut SuDup|llu known us the
Huoua Vista works Cor 500 100000.
I'm Duuulmhu there has been organ
lied "a mining company with o. capital
of $4,000 o. take over ana work mines
in that district
Altogether the republic seems 90 have
entered ON % new era OF prosperity both
politically ana commercially
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
COWS MILKED NJ MACHINERY.

A German manufacturer has invented
new milking machine, which b. nni-
Ing q ready sale IN Europe, especially
In Denmark. switzerland and Russia.
An Iron pipe about one inch In diu-
meter iH conducted through the stable,
and ~ fixed ut the ceiling go that 10 re-
mains about three feet above the back
Of tho animals Flexible shafts, pro-
vlied with small cocks, TO "a cyllndri-
cal milk collector which. again. Is held
by belt laid around tho back
Of the cows. At one side there ~ at
tached small flexible hose divided In
to four small arms, an provided with
small cocks, ana which are connected
with the udder
The first mentioned iron pipe, rum
ming an through the stable, N connect
ed with n large cylinder fixed at the
ceiling, from which perpendicular
tube runs down into n vessel filled with
pump the air 10 compressed IN tho
cylinder and thus through the whole
pipes,
The water when rising regulates the
pressure In the pipes.
IL needs only "a few movements Of
the pumps piston 20 compress tho air
throughout the whole system.
The only thing to Dee done then lB 20
open the small cocks OF the pipes con-
neotod with the udder and the milk
flows Into the above described milk
collecting vessel
By this apparatus a large number Of
cows can be- MIXED In "a few minutes.
The whole process from beginning 90
end, does not require more than eight
minutoa.-ChlcagO News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Hardly day passes, In familie.
where thnrn are children. In which
BALLARp'S SNOW LiNIMENT Is not
needed 10 quickly cures cuts Wounds.
Bruises, Burns and Scalds. Price 20 and
W cts. q. {. ii. l, Drng Department