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wheat fell owing 10 lower cables large ~ the
louis Of t. e OF more s6d iooa b. LOUIS and chi
cage realizing. Liverpool dropped ~ TO I'D: and
Paris TO 10 confines on VII, at and 1S 10 25 on
promise of average crops in Belgium. Holland Italy
and parts Of Austro- Hungary. II says further that
In rrsnce dsImany Spain and Posnd the present NJ
visible Increased last week 1.4s2ooo bush there
600 bush, 30 that the present visible 10 a7ei7'-
at this time in 1891.
and Liverpool dropped "a; to Nd. bnt too much rain
was reported In iowa and Nebraska There was q
large export business and orts covered. The sea
over 2, 200 100000 bush IL assured. yet IL seems
early IN the day to reckon mp the corn crop when
the critical months OF July and Angus, are yet
fair and the foreign demand At the sea6oard good
Oats were dull and easier at the West. Some think
rent OF Under ssStsmSer eorn AZ Chicago The
crop 10 expected 70 be liberal but the hay crop has
been. II Ia believed seriously shortened by drought.
receipts though smaller than recentiy-1.4 a4 cars
at Chicago last week. against 2,235 in tho previous
weck-are still liberal and Chicego's shipments and
private estimates OF the yield run high as soo,-
FIoURoDuii bu, arm. Bale, $500 bbi.. Re-
ports. 2,s2I bbis and 1880 sacks, Winter in bbls
superhpe. s2.abss24o; No 2 extra. s2.hoSs2. 40;
se4Ts 20sssao straight So t5Sss ns.ssn,t IT,
straishis. SO. eosss co. patents. s5.Sbssiio:
CoTToS-spot cotton here was unchanged with
Bloc. against 9.ioe. last year. New Orleans and
Gulf. 0.1sc.. against 13-16o. The southern spot
markets were unchanged. Memphis sold 1900
bales. New Orleans 200 and Galveston 100. Liver
pool was unchanged on the spot. with sales Of 49,
600 bales; futures declined / to IN points Man.
chester was Arm. The movement to-day was as
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY New Haven. Conn, June q,
lSrp.-rhe stock transfer hooks Of this Company
will be closed at tho close of business the 18th
inst. and remain closed 10 and including the 3oth
inst for purposes OF dividend payable the latter
date. By order OF the Board OF Directors
WILLIAM L. SQUIRE. Treasurer.
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COMPETENT lAundress to 40 to Greenwich, Conn.1
" wa res f2O; very best refer enueB required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY, 49, 9th av.
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New York Stock ExohanRo-sales June ID.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 .ooosl.
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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COOK and laundress to 40 to Dobbs Ferry wages
Wv Mrs. L. sEELY ab2 9th av
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COOK; wages S2S; family living in Lakevills,
u Conn; very best references required
Mrs. l.. SEELY 852 9Th Az.
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Copper King Mining Stock.

$500 shares At loc. per share IL taken at once
Address B. C. KNIGHT,
16l West saith e., New York.
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E1RsT. CLASS cook; Swedish preferred; wages $50
L to $50; kitchenmaid kept: references required.
Mrs. l.. SEEI.Y. ab2 9th Az.
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nomtstie Servants Situated.

COMPETENT Protestant cook and laundress; alao
~ q hrat.class waitress and chambrrmaid; good
wages: family living in New Londoni references ros
uuirod, Mrs. l.. SEELY. 332 9th av.
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EIRsT.CLAss laundress to go to the Adirondacksi
i one accustomed 10 large wash; good WAGES; ref
erences required. Ma l.. SEELY. 1862 9th av
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$1,5oo,ooo
Rio Grande Western
Railway Company
First Consolidated Mortgage
4 Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
DATED APRIL isT. 1899.
DUE APRIL 1sT. 1s4s.

Interest payable April and October hrst
In tho City of New York. In Coupon
form 81 1000 eachj Convertible into
registered certificates of $1,000
and multiples thereof. Au-
thorized at $500
per mile.
The State Trust Company, Trustee.
General WILLIAM j. PALMER. President
OF the Rio Grande Western Railway Company.
has written us concerning the above issue as
follows:
Colorado Springs. ool,
March. 1899.
"Mesar. SPENCER TRASK A CO.
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7 AUNDRESSES to go to Larchmont. Morrtstown,
Il Newport. bar Harbor. Lenox, Babylon, Greene
witch. Orange hdirondackB, Stamford and Pittsheldt
good wages; very best references required. 80
Mira L. SEELY. 3b2 9th
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PHYSICIANS laundress, wages s25. for family
Il living in Morristown; nest references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY, 362 9Th av.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
NEWS OF NOgmx PENSIONS.

It is reported shss Arch bishop ireland
will be made papal nuncio at Paris.
Mr.. Kipling has been informed Of the
death of his little daughter Josephine.
Mime. Sctulnanr-H eink, the famous
eontralto singer. is critically i'll with
erysipelas IN New York city.
A Honolulu dispatch dated March l
and sent by the steamer Alameda,
stated that Princess Kaiuiani was
dying.
Senator Jones of Arkansas is in pre-
carious condisi0n, owing to has liability
to another dangerous attack OF heart
trouble at any time.
Two North Dakota colleges each re-
ceive $4,000 from the estate Of the late
John Quincy Adams of Chicago. They
are located at Wahpeton and Fargo,
The Rome correspondent of The Daily
Chronicle says: The. pope continues to
improve, but his physicians say he
shows great weakness, which is rather
alarming to his encourage.
Bishop Henry Warren, one Of the
foremost dignitaries OF the Methodist
church, is suffering with appendicitis
at BuenOs Ayres, South America An
operation was performed. He is So
years Old.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
FOREIGN NEWS.


1t is officially denied that Admiral
Kautz has been instructed to depose
King Mataafa Of Samoa
General Ji1nnez- CastellanOs, the last
governor general Of Cuba, has been APP
pointed captain ganeral of Madrid.
The Brazilian government has accept
ed the proposition Of Great Britain to
submit the Guiana boundary dispute to
arbitration.
According to advkceB from C4ris-
tiana, <Swedish-N oTwegian relations are
more strained than ever ON account Of
acts of the crown prince.
Admiral yon Korra, cO1nmazlder-in-
chief of the German navy, has resigned.
His intention to take this step was an
r0unced last autumn
Minister Sampson at Quito has re
ported to the state department. at W ASH
ingbon that in the hattie which ended
the revolution in Ecuador 600 were
killed and 100 mortally wounded and
also 400 prisoners taken
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
Live Stock Prices ct Chicago.

A>INO 7"SSN = EItSS tSS SddSSSSos
HOGS-Market sc higher
Sales ranged ut $3. o. 90 for mixed
and butchers; $3.75QD395 for good
heavy; $.6OQ03. 10 for rough heavy; So SOC
1886 for light.
OAVTLH-Market unchanged.
Sales ranged st IS. 90GD5 go for beeves;
81 O)@D4, ~ for cows and heifers; a. 100
$50 for Texas steers; $3. +0@gt.6 for
stoCkers and feeders
SiiEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $395094.75 for sheep;
s. 25GD5. rs for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 21,eo0; cattle, 400;
sheep, 5000.
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago,
WHEAT--May, 694068sSc July 6SH
Q6S@sc
CORN March, 333so May, 34Isc; July.
3511c; September 36Ao
OATS-March, 251so; May, 38@261sc;
July, 2l5sc
PORK March S. S. May, So 1909. 1917 /;
July, $3.50.
POUllTRY-Dressed turkeys, 9D131lc;
chickens, 9l&@l0c; ducks, S1I09c
BUTTER-Creameries 14Q1l954c; dair-
les 11%M17c.
EGGS-F'reSh. la11o
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.

A coal bine is planned, with $685..
600 600 capital
Americans viii establish banks at
Manila and Honoialu.
Pig iron waS quoted at Pittsburg al
SAFE per toa, an advance OF 81 in q
week.
The American Steel and Wire com.
pany has bought the Sauntry mines OF
the Mesaba range.
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pSny has declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of "a per cent, payable April
Is.
The directors Of the Union Pacific
have declared dividend of u pei
cent on the preferred stock, which is The
same disbursement as that OF six month";,
ago.
The department of agriculture's crop
report estimates that 1915, 900, 900 bushels
of last years crop, equivalent &c
800 per cent, remained in farmer
hands on March l. Of corn there re.
manned 782. 900, 900 bushels, or Ais pei
cent, about the same as last year.
The Alameda brings the news OF
the finding Of gold nugget in Western
Australia, weighing 201s pounds avor.
dupois The strike was made early IN
February by McFie brothers and mar
named Parker, about 20 miles from
Marble Bar il the PillbarEa gold lola.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

| A dam is carried away at Reedsburg.
Wis, taking buildings with it and
drowning live stock.
News has been received at Brest of
| the capsizing OF pleasure yacht off the
Brittany coast, drowning nine persons,
among them five French military Of
fcers.
According to a dispatch to the Lon
don Times FROM Sidney, n. S. w, no
fewer than 800 persisted in the hurricane
that has just swept the northern coast
of Queensland.
An explosion of several hundred
poundso of powder occurred in tunnel
No. of the Commodore mine at Crete,
Colo, creating great havoc and killing
at least four miners.
Thomas Officer of the banking firm of
Officer C Ppsey of Council Bluffs. L.. ,
lost roll of bills containing Sc, 900 on
the streets of Omaha. The money
slipped through hole in his pocket and
NO trace Of it has been found.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
ORIENTAL NEWS.

China is said so have decided to apoI.
| ogize to Italy.
a massacre is reported at Port Royal
list, but details are meager.
From Japan news comes thai strong
Notifications are being erected.
Lii Hung Chang has been recalled
from the Yellow river to Pekin.
Howie. notorious character of the
JapaneseGhinese war, committed sui
eide at Hong Kong. H
Famine is reported In Ssghalia, ow-
ing to shortage Of potato crop Great
destitution is feared.
Russia is reported abeut to seize ter
ritory in tho Pamirs, and Hngiahd will
be heard from promptly.
Twenty-one pirates are reported en the
West river. Many natives are being
killed. No captures have been made of
the pirates.
The Empress Of India brings news OF
the murder and torture 81 Father Vie
torian jean Belbrouck, u Belgian priest,
by thieves near Ichang, China.
The Pekin correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says the Chinese are discus.
ing the advisability Of making San Nun
an open port, so as to eyade italy's DE-
Dl;Jnd for concession.
The Chinese foreign office has re-
ceived dispatch from St Petersburg
saying that as u result Of negotiations
between Russia and Great Britain tho
Russian minister at Pekin will with.
draw his protest against the Hong Kong
contract.
From China news is received that a
rebellion has broken out in the Central
provinces. An army Of 10000 men 10
under arms, committing serious actroci.
ties and depredations. The Imperial
troops have been called out to quell tho
ln4urIection.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Delaware legislature will prob
ably adjourn without electing senator
The Utah legislature adjourned with
out electing D. senator to succeed Can
non.
Insurance Commissioner Webb Nc
Nall of Kansas has been removed from
office by Governor Stanley.
Iowa Democrats will bold their next
state convention at Des Moines. The
convention will probably declare for
free coinage without regard to ratio.
Governor Poynter Of Nebraska has
appointed ex-senator Allen to fill the
vacancy of Circuit Judge John s. Rob-
inson caused by his election as congress-
man from the Third district. 1t is ex-
pected Mr.. Allen will accept.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

Among the laws enacted by the Kan
sas legislature ia one reducing telegraph
tolls within the state 40 per cent.
London has been favored with ideal
spring weather during the past week.
and there has been marked diIninution
of influenza.
Governor Smith of Montana has We
toed the bill passed by the late legisla-
ture legahMng boxing contests. Such
contests are absolutely forbidden by the
law in force
Governor Barnes OF Oklahoma has
vetoed the statehood bill on the ground
of the expense of various elections, and
because he believes single statehood TO
be the ultimate fate Of the two terri
tories.
The Kansas legislature has adjourned
sine die. The fact that the @'opuhsts
were IN control ia the upper aouse and
the Republicans in the lower house
probably prevented any radical legis-
lation.
The Pingree-A bill. providing
for taxation Of railroad, express, tele-
graph and telephone property on a basis
similar to that upon which other prop
erty is taxed. has passed beth houses of
the Michigan Legislature. It WAS one of
Governor PingFees reform measures.
Eight OCEAN steamships which sailed
from Atlantic coast ports between Jan.
30 and Jan. 81, and which are known
TO have been out in Sae great gales OF
February, are long overdue as points Of
destination and are accounted lost
with all on board. The vessels car
Tied go 'nen and cargoes valued at
So, 90O, 500.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18

Mrs j. Warren Kiefer of Ohio is
dead.
Hon. j. Font Tillman, ex-register OF
the treasury, died at his home near
Shelbyville, Ala, after brief illness.
Sir Douglass Gallon, formerly presi-
dent of the British association, and a
high authority on sanitation, is dead at
London.
Thomas P. Donaldson, the diver, who
fractured his SKULL in dive into tank
at Madison Square Gardes1 ON Wednes-
day, is dead.
DR.. John Benson, professor of physi-
ology at the Chicago College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, is dead from grippe
and acute nephritis.
John Barton, member of the North
Dakota Legislature, dropped dead ON the
street at ST. Joseph, n. D., OF hem
orrhage of the lungs Deceased lived at
Devils Lake, N. D.. and was On his way
home from La Sale, Ills.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
PHILIPPINE NEWS.

The Princeton which is being hnr-
ried to Manila, has sailed from COLON
BIO.
| 1t is discovered that white man is
| among the commanders OF the Filipino
rebels.
The United States cruiser Raleigh, on
her way home from Manila, has arrived
at Algiers.
The transports Arizona and Newport
have left Manila for San IEraneisco, the
Arizona via Hong Kong aNd the New
port via Nagasaka.
General Wheaton's brigade advanced
upon Filipinos at San Pedro Macati
early Monday morning and drove the
rebels before them.
1t is stated that 10 per cent Of the
volunteers in the Philippines wish to
remain there permanently. provided the
United States retains the islands.
The transport Grant, with Major
General Lawton aboard, has arrived at
Manila. The Grant carried the Fourth
and part of the Seventh infantry.
The United States collier Brutus has
arrived at San Francisco from Manila.
The Brutus left Manila Dec. 90 and ar
rived at Guam Jan. l, where she re-
manned month.
The remains of Colonel w. E. Smith,
Major. McConville, Colonel David FL
lott and Second Lieutenant Eugene
French, killed in action at Manila, have
been shipped home on the United
States transport Scandal with military
h0nors.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE LATE WAR
General Wood denies that there is
any trouble at Santiago.
Military rule in Cuba is to be replaced
to great extent by civil government.
General Ludlow has made an appeal
on behalf of the starving people of Cuba.
The mastering out Of volunteers now
in Cuba has begun. It is expected all
will have left Cuba by May 3.
European governments will send at
taches to study the Unites States navy
because of the great record it has made.
All the business men in Cuba anu
many others of the best class Of people
cIamor for annexation to the United
States.
Gomez has issued proclamation stat
ing that he win obey the decision OF the
Cuban assembly which removed him as
GolnmandeT-in-ch chief.
General Ludlow has cabled to the war
department from Havana that the
deaths in that city for February are 81
per cent less than for February, 1888.
The following statement has been is
sued showing the total plumber Of deaths
TO the ediutant generals Office
between May 1, 1885 and Feb. 49, 1899:
Killed in action, $40; died Of wounds,
1872; died Of disease, S,2y7; 5otal 8, 731.
The Tenth Immunes, colored, who |
were mustered ont at Macon, Ga, be- |
came riotous On the train, firing pro-
from the windows. They |
were fired upon by a guard at Griffin, |
Ga, and George Agee, treinInan, was
fatally hurt.
1t is stated that the situation in Porto |
Rico is strained TO the swapping point, !
and thas natives and troops are ON the !
verge Of open battle. General Henry
says he needs twice IS many troops as
he has. He asserts he has given the
people too much rein, and now he is go
ing to take in the slack
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Smallpox has gained quite foothold
at Washington, total of 90 cases hav-
ing been reported to the health authori-
ties.
President Mckinley has decided not
to organize provisional army of 1000
men, as the army bill authorizes him
to do.
1t is suspected that canned horse meat
has been furnished to the army. DIR.
Salmon of the bureau of animal indus
try is investigating.
Further disturbing reports about Ad-
miral Deweys health are in circulation.
The navy department denies official
knowledge in the matter.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Robbers blew the safe Of the Bank OF
Amherst, at Amherst, Wis, and secured
something over SIS 900.
The Covington, KY, postofice has
been robbed Of stamps and money to
the amount of about SO, 900.
Mrs. Cornelia Poirier and Samuel
ParslOw were hanged at st. Scholas-
tique, Quebec, Friday, for the murder
of the woman's husband.
Frank NJ Sheldon. On trial at Auburn.
N. Y. for the second time for the muir
der of his wife, Eva NJ Sheldon, com
mitted suicide in the jail.
In view of the recommendation of
mercy by the jury Judge Gregory has
suspended sentence en Mrs. Cody, found
guilty at Albany Of attempting to black
mail the heirs Of the late Jay Gould.
A mailman leaped from the highest
tower Of the. Cathedral of Malaga,
Spain-a distance of $50 feet from the
ground-and was dashed, into an un-
recognizable mass. A barge crowd wit
messed the leap.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
LABOR NHWs.

Puget Sound labor circles are agitated
over the continued importation of jap
anese laborers.
A joint convention Of hlinois operat-
ors and miners has agreed ON a scale foa'
the coming year. Virden and Pana OPP
orators refused to participate.
Orders have been issued for an indef-
mite suspension of work at the Jeanes-
vile collieries of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company. Over 500 men and boys
were thrown out Of employment.
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18

HOGS-Market fully &c higher Range
Of prices, 81 5OtD16S
CATTLE Market steady.
Sales ranged at 10000. 10 for beeves;
81 01Qp350 for cows, bulls and mixed:
$}.00W+.4o for stooilers and feeders; S3.75
@4,75 for yc$rliEgs and calves.
Receipts Cattle, f00: hogs 1,393.,
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS.


WHHAT-Cash, No. hard, $3.50; No
1 Northern, $3.50; No 2 Northern, $3.50;
No. 3, 591sc To Arriye-No hard, 6916c;
No. Northarn 67I9c On Trank-No. l
hard, 601Gc; No l Northern, 6714o: May,
$780, July 693%e
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
Live stock Prices ut st. PAN

HOGS-Macket &c lower Range OF
prices, $3.50
CATTLE Good demand for fat cattle
and good Stockers
Sales ranged at SO. OoG84. 60 for stockers;
So. 1o3.7O for COWS; $36oG93 40 for heif.
ers; $500 q "a 80 for steers $50oG5 so For
calves; So. 90Q3.aO for bulls.
SHEEP-Strongi lambs steady
Sales ranged S4.601s4. so for lambs; S55
for nations.
Receipts: Castillo, 100; hogs, l.2es; sheep
So calves, 1913
Morris tribune., 1899-03-18
Grain Prices at Ntluneanolis.

WHEAT-Mareh closed at 67Ac;
May, 67ssC@6711c: July, 6S}ze. On TRACK
No. hard, 67s[c: No. | Northern, 66$4lc
No = Northern, 6ts4c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13
WILL BE SOLD MAY 20.
Government VIII Then Put Up Sew
eral Hundred Mules.

Government VIII Then Put Up Sew
eral Hundred Mules.
The governments great sale Of
live stock Will be held May 20. Advertise
ments of the sale will soon appear. and
those who deal in mules or who may de-
sire one or more of the governments will
get chance to bid for them
From 800 to 1000 mules Will be sold The
animals are in very good condition, and
but few of them have had any hard work
OF late. The rugged appearance and gem
eral demeanor of the army mule have
departed and sleek, fat animals remain
Instead of the disoonsolate looking Great
ures that might never have been sus-
pected of having anything like the cheek
Tor which some persons are celebra ted,
that OF a government mule.
The sale viii be held at the govern
ment corrals east OF the city. TO the
highest bidders the stock will be knocked
down, and doubtless there will be MANY
present to try for the animals. A sale
OF such magnitude viii be sure TO at
tract many in need of mules. Dealers
and others who need the stock in their
business win compete in the bidding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13
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pnnPosALs WANTED.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
omce Of Chief Quartermaster, Atlanta.
90 May 9th, 1899. Sealed proposals. In
.rInlicate. will be received here until IL
o. clock a. m. May 18th. 1892 and then
oaned for construction at Tybee Island.
~ ~ a Sewer System, according to plans
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"a al the office Of the Quartermaster at
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Specifications, general Instructions to
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