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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. i5.-spring wheat easier; No na,o.
TGsc; 80 Northern 74Ac; No Northern 1iAc. winter
wheat quiet: No red. 7l1sc No white Ioao asSsa:
Corn Irregular. but generally stronger No yellow of<
a2ec: No yellow S5AdS5isc: No corn 3sl1aAhc;
80 corn 3f+c os,s dull, barely steady; No white
2shg29c; No 3 white. 2se No white. 271c; mixed not
quoted. Rye nomnaly 300 in store for No 2 Flour hrn
Chicago Dec i5-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16
CENTRAL R, R, Of new JERSEY,

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations in New York. foot Of Liberty ST.
Leaving n"d sS%h so Tsy F. oos whitehall ST.
'"e 'A'"' .'' On and ate, s Nov st:' o. "'
For Bshshe &eStoTn Se,s Chunk
to East9nS A; NJ. sl;oo $3.50. $500 P NJ on
M p Sunday iIs'l sDd Nv
5000 80 70 Readngl A. n 1890 $50 $40 $50
TO R ssa&Rg s2 Nigh. s sSO s 50
Reading P NJ i HE R H,ifL ROUTE.
sH ga r. and 49, i' bi Rsd i Baas
FoE ~ %s<S%9 9snS;r -: 20 e ' 1890
f'A'Sd''' o'i'' ? VIA f %4Tiw ;lss: A. M
stations between Atante Highlands and Eas. Lons
RI'%2fn 49, $50 fs4 SsPi ss'HS'a
only P NJ sun1 VIZ i naaso n ei.1 p NJ
Of F Ssy stations % $50 Eat M ssS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ,I BALTIMORE AND
From fo)t OF Liberty st.
400 %sf BS days ca So ,sS Royal t RS p 1m,sd
ga SPss Sa B. IN; $
!sos r. 100 800 800 q 80 s'o '''' sundays
Whitehall is l72 2el "a 81 2si isSi Bross;
27s west i256 ST. s45 cO:umbls Az New York cOuI
ST. s so new SH e. % s M Ha cSs
baggage from hotels or residences to destination
sFrom south Ferry I'VE minutes earlier.
.Ess@ s ssss E Es5Ey g! S S$S \
s From south south Ferry Ferry at s sss y
kFrom south Ferry at 800 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16
STOCK ON HAND.

IN
Gniri,s ,,rnentira ................ 299S bbls.
tii-~ N@'
Charleston. Dec. 15.-Turpentne market firm al 4sc'
Rosin firm. unchanged. .sa
Wilmington, Dec. I5.-sprts turpentlne firm at 4s9
4Sac receipts 60 casks Rosin firm 81 lOHSl lO receipts
$50 bbis Crude turpcntne steady 81 60as2 So receipts
bbls. Tar steady 81 30; receipts, $50 bills
London. Dec 5.-Turpentine-Sprits, 3Is Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16

For,lgn Coffee Markete-Santos- Conee market oull;
good Santos $500 receipts 1900 bags Stock
84O 00 Hamburg-Conee market opened unchanged; az
2:So D. m. A9& pig net higher: sales 1000 bags
Haue-Coffse market opened steady and unchanged; az
10 franc higher: at 30 m unchanged total Sales
1000 hAks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49,

at low limits ~ ''' ~
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
For the week ending Friday. December IS. 1899:
Net receipts Mt all United States ports during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16

Receipts OF bresdstus at interior points in thousands
three ciphers 1000 omitted -four bols' grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16

7iin receipts 5000 bags; the United States
10000 bags; stock. $50 600 bage. -,
Ths statistical position Of Brazilian conee Is as iOi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-16

ports Senierher is00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

Diplomacy Is BY No Means Expensive -
Is believed Generally.

Diplomacy Is BY No Means Expensive -
Is Believed Generally.
The appropriations made by Congress for On
expenses attending the diplomatic service Of ths
United States have not varied much In roocnt
years They have been ST. $50, OO0 81, GO 600,
81. zoe. 900 and Si.T5o. 900 in 1896. 1897 1903
and 1899. respectively. When IL Is considered
how extensive are the operations OF tho diplo-
matte service Of the United States, tho amount
appropriated does not seem large. and by COM
parison with some other countries socms almoss
insignificant Germany appropnates for ths
expenses OF its foreign Office IL 100000 marks
a year, the equivalent OF 81, $1,000 France
appropriated last year for the ministry Of foreign
affairs Is 200. 600 francs tho equiv alont Of about
81, 900. 600 or about twice much as Is expended
for the same purpose by the United States Aus
tria expended for the maintenance Of Its diplo-
matte relations with foreign countries last year
100000 forms, or the equivalent Of nearly
$1,000, 900, Notwithstanding tho fact that Ausths
IL a country without colonies and with COM
parauvely few trade relations through commeros
with countries not on the European continent
The maintenance Of the Department Of Foreign
Affairs OF little Holland cost last year $50, 900
guilders about $4,000: Belgium aypended
$500 900 francs, tho equivalent Of $500 600
Italy expended on its Diplomatic service last
year Q. 400. 900 lire 81. $50 OOO larger sum than
was expended by the United States Tho appro-
priation for foreign and consular service Of Gress
Britain last year was c43s 900 tho equiv alent Of
bout So. 100 900. and this total does not include
the colonial expenses In Asia, Africe and else
where II the subordinate governments having
diplomatic business with other countries. Thus
Cape Colony, when on terms Of amity with the
Bocr Republic, carried on commercial communi-
cations through is immediate representatives.
n did Natal md the p lYilSl diDlOmatir
icr expenses co,cr only he ouls made for
direct cOmmu icrtions 10 wocn L 81 nj and
the separate countries with which the English
Government has 10 do.
II has been said and with much reason, that
the telegraph has proved the most serious enemy
Of old fashioned diplomacy But as the require
mcnts Of diplomacy have been diminished, the
needs of a thorough and widely extended con-
sular system have boon enlarged, and the
penscs oi the United ,itates In maintaining such
a system have certainly not been such would
justify the criticism Of extravaganza, and this
fact is, perhaprs best brought TO notice by COM
parison OF such expenses with those for similar
and less thorough service, by other governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
RECORD BRIDGE BUILDING.
A Wooden Structure Replaced by steel In
Hour SO Minutes.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. pa record breaking
feat In railroad bridge building WAS performed
on the Rock Island line near this city the other
day. II consisted Of taking out big wooden
bridge and replacing il with steel one In an
hour and th!rty-two minutes. and without
blocking traflc Tho steel bridge was "a feet
In longth and weighed so tons. 1t was shipped
from the factory in sections TO Rokeby, .
station three miles from the place whore It was
put In. Here 1t was rvetei together.
The old structure rested on concrete abut-
ments put IN after a disastrous wreck i've
years ago. Tho bolts and spikes OF the old
structure were removed after the new ono had
been suspended above. Tho new bridge was
brought to the scene on Nat cars from which
Il was lifted by n double drum friction engine
on pile driver onto galley frames erected over
tho track. thes" frames being sway hraced
lonGitu finally and on cross sections, To the
galley frames Two pairs ot treble blocks were
fastened nj each corner AMI these were assisted
~ ting tho weight by one pair OF double
blocks aud one pair OF single blocks. eighteen
lines o inch cHh ~ being used on each corner.
Fasiening- on the frames ana iron work were
malo ! y The use Of CLAY ceS and yok"s. When
nil WAS ready, m" IndIasscS were started A
loromot'yr was coupled TO the suub car TO pre-.
vent the weight from pulling II over. and
the bridge was lowered easily and properly.
thu, tim" p"hcdul", The train left Hokeby al
7;45 u the morning. Thiriy-eIght minutes
later II WAS at the scene AZ S;57 the iron
work had been ll'"d c~nr 81 the cars and the
torn out ; at 9;33 the new bridge wls 10 and az
a:57 the track Was pronounced 20. K" and
the 1aRmnn called In.
the greatest lifts ever made with ropos. Thirty
men, two locomotives and Q bridge car utlA
Vindlassss wers used, Z. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Indigo Grower W.. Indigo Maker.


The cultivation OF the indlgo-yieldlng plants.
including the preparation OF the indigo color,
Is one Of the chief industries OF northern India.
AMI has been so from very early times. At the
present time this great and ancient industry.
IN which IL Invested British capital TO
the, extent q many millions sterling,
md, which finds employment for, hun.
Europeans, j. threatened with extinction.
A famous and important Arm o. color makers
TO wit, the BadiSche Anllin und 20 la Fabrik
of LudwigShafen on the Rhine. has introduced
artificial indigo IN the highest state Of purity
and at price which admits OF its succes sful
competition with tho best qualities OF natural
indigo.
uBu, the indigo planter is not beaten yet,
The indigo growers have combn together
under tho STYLE Of the Indigo Defence Assooin-
tien, and have most wisely decided to call in
skilled advice with the object Of doing their
utmost 70 maintain the supremacy they have
possessed In the r9st by very closely watching
their in,tr"s,s both rs regards the growth OF
the indigo plant, and very part cuarly by in
y"stiga,inG and, II poSsible. further Improving
tho nat We processes OF production. As a writer
In the. journal ol the, Society 81 Dy~rs and
Colourlsts remarks. It's gratifying TO see
which are at stake. ara in the hands Of those
40 Wide awake IN the importance OF taking tim q
by the forelock."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
WHITE tKonrct-rnrrrxx yrrcrs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
QUEENS 0AMBIT DECLINED,


NJ. c, Walker. Brooklyn.-Try the French Defence
A series Of games "a played N the nrtt match he.
many years ago In this cCnte. ~ the games were
Fronch defsi ces. The study ~ those games may,
therefore. be OF special advantage TO you.
William Middlemass New Britain, Conn. writes to
THE Bun as follows; Il hog to announce that In
correspondence tournament ! have won seven
games . d lost one as foowsi have won from
games from each and won and lost ono against
II. Stein"
Philip schroor reports having won . game in the
NTH 9, elton OF THE SrS's sscond correspondence
tourney and thus ues with Howell and ErAns In ShAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
have to enter the second round of his CONTEST

section. In all probability all those players wfu
have to enter the second round Of his CONTEST
James z. Wilkinson. Jr.. informs Tsz SUE that -
has won two games from John j. Byrne In the fourth
section OF TIE sus's second correspondence tourns.
mcnt.
r, c. W., New York, writes the following about
Otton's end-gane study: This IN yery inGs iious
1t must be rriheci IN oider 70 block b on his
moving TO Il .. but IL took me quito while 70 see
that the blocking would be Just e1ectuAl b, In
sLad OF h. tool amply necessit,ting the retreat
OF thc white X Mr. often deserve. sroat credit for
J. p. wucrst. Weber. N "A player botng In chsoh
cannot get ont by means OF casting
II. ". Barry Med ord, Mass.-No, tho oorTcspon-
Cont IN question did not rIye All the twenty~fouf
moves The sAme correspondent admits 70 have
been wrong as regards his variation 70 bbT.
n J. Miller, New York.-Try the Coamopolft.n
Chess Club. N Second avenue this city.
Kicker. MAnhAttan.-IAck OF space prevented tn
sus from printing selection OF games iron kAs
tournament in question
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

Vaudeville diversion Is supplied abundantly.
In the continuous shows to-morrow's shift OF per-
formers will leave very few Of last weeks spec
ialists as hold-overs OF the newcomers al tho
Pleasure Palace. Mario Tavary will DO tho chief
ono, in an inning filled with operate selections
Next will come two dramatic skotchea Grapewin
and Chance will playa Mismated Pair" which
reaches the limit OF wild farcicality. Georgia
Gardner will be seen in more reasonable but
lively medium Then, besides interesting
showing Of motion Photographic, there will be
specalties for tho ST. onSes, tho Wilson's, the
Polos and dozen others
Felix Morris and The Girl with tho Auburn
Hair" will DO In rivalry at Keiths The actor
offers n new short play, Behind the Scenes"
and will have as capable assistants AZ he has had
In his previous visits TO this theatre. The other
leader is n vocalist from Chicago where her first
vaudeville employment so directed as TO arouse
n deal Of curiosity as to her identity. A dainty
operettn, "rhe kissing Bridge" will be another
op,icOn, and specialties for Dixon and Bowers
Johnson and Dean Miles and Miriam; Laredo and
and The Freezes viii comnicie tbe bili. ' '''A''"
Specialists will have full sway at the Pleasure
Palace eXcep, for pleasing showing Of motion
S%a sSS% '' S Ed SPaE SS%f
before. Among the others will be troupe Of lively
Jnpanese who vii exercise in ecrobaiics and Jug
CLING: Dean and Jose. and HOl and Staey, W o
have variety sketches; Arthur Rigby, who will b,
like an END man" transferred from the minstrel
shows; Waterbury and Tcnny, Instrumental ,ts:
the OBrens ncrobnts and ClnrisSe Vance. a
vocalist This means a succession Of lvelincss
and clean fun.
Lille Western, the Sa Vans and Alexander
Tacianu will be among those at tho Pleasure
Palace to-day, CTcGsy and Daync, Drawco and
I o. to-day al Proctora
Toward the top at Pastors will be q sketch
in the language of the IacstrnCks for the Rob
bynses, and a familiar inning for Filson and
Enrol Ed l.atell will be another "headliner. "
Others on the roster will be Attic Hall, Silyern
iels Clemmens and McCloud Mack and Ar
mour Scanlon and Stevens, Sully and Moore
the Taneans and the Iconards
The New York continues as a vaudeville re-
soGl holding 10 the thousands Of instan tan ous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
OUR CHESS CORNER.
PROBLEM NO. s71-sr LrooMrx. sorsABAJA.
JAVA

KcnK6; B on B. Ps on ona.Ks.KaKe.oo
and X r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

"' TTOIH INC NeFmhn. Our American authors
nave occupied themselves with Il only whom A
,oca Typ was to be shown. Earlier dramas Of
NC" YORK and Western life written for performance
s''he oos' theatres Of the time treated the domestic
ana homely virtues, but often with a touch Of
neodrama. In Way Down East aShors
49, IN Mlzzoura and Alabama" tho geog-
S.r, ny = nearly as important as tho sentiment
=, .'m'c plays Of life among what for the lack
.',a oe"et description may be called our middle
:" e', WIN sentiment and character as common
par Of The country as In tho other, are al
~ 1' unknown here, That might be attributed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-01
MESSENGER SERVICE.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-01
Anniversaries.

February 25-1s43, Lord George Pau
let seized the islands and raised the
British flag; sovereignty was restored
by Admiral Thomas July 81. same
year. 1891. the Cabinet resigned al the
request of the Queen, who appointed a
new ministry of her own choosing;
she had gone TO the throne January %.
February 27-The Queen was con-
victed OF misprision Of treason.
March 1-1S79, Honolulu Library and
Reading Room Association organized
1889, parcels post system with the
United States inaugurated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-01

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19
EDITOR WEBS HIS TYPO.

Last Saturday, at Edna. AT
len Grower and Miss Minnie
Collins were welded to the sur
prise of their friends.
Mr.. Grower is the editor and
publisher of the Knox City Bee
and Miss Collins has been Il
type-setter in soffice. A year
ago last June Mr.. Growers
wife secured Il divorce from linn
because they conld not agree.
She is living in Illinois with
her former husbands father
family.
After the divorce Mr.. Groove
declared he was out of the
matrimonial market for good
but in saying so he evidently
forgot that his pretty typc.set
er was on earth. They ar,
back in Knox City and as happ,
as a pair of turtle doves in mat
ing season.-Quincy Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19

God is everywhere and IN
every thing. His mystery is III
every bud and blossom and
leaf and tree; in every rock and
vale and hill aud mountain; IN
every spring and rivulet and
river. The rustic of his wing
is in every tempest. He dweiis
in the dark pavilions OF every
storm cloud. The lightning is
his messenger, and thunder is
his voice. His awful tread is II
every earthquake and on every
angry ocean. The heavens
above us TEEN his myrlads o
shining witnesses. The uni
verse of solar systems, who's
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tai paths of space, proclaim
through the dread halls 0
eternity the glory and powe
and dominion of the allwise
mnipotent, and eternal God,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19
st. Louis Exposition, St, Louis, Mo.
September nth to October
4th, 1899,
18th, 1899,

at rat uj one and one-third Of
the standard tirst-class fare
mot lomorarily reduced) for the
round trip tickets to be sold
commenting Sunday, September
lOtH aud each Tuesday and
Thursday thereafter during the
continuance of the Exposition.
All tickets to be limited for re-
turn not exceeding five days
irom date of sale.-Burlington
Routp
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19
"TllE NEBRASKA COLORADO
EXPRESS" A NEW TRAIN.

On June 4th the Burlington
Route puts into its passenger
service to the West Il new fast
daily train St. Louis to Denver
leaving Eastern Missouri in the
afternoon and early evening,
arriving at Denver 6:2O p. NJ.
next day. One night en- route.
Direct via st, Joseph and South
crn Nebraska.
The Burlington and Rio
Graude Routes from the middle
way. the scenic way, to the Pa
cihc Coast.
This service is altogether ad'
ditional to the Burlington's
great scheme of passenger trains
, TO the West aud Northwest.
California Weekly Excursions
personally conducted every
! Wednesday night.
For details write your ticket
agent or
Howard Elting, Gen'l Agent
, Hannibal, Mo. l.. w. Wakeley
. Gent Pass'r Agent, st, Louis
Mo, Howard Elliott, Genera
/ Manager, St. Louis, Mo,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-19

The Filipino fights and runs
away to fight an other day,
The Beers tight-to-day AMI ad.
yauces to tight.to-morrow. Cen
sor Weyler,0tis has Il softer
snap than Queen Vick's sol.
..aers VIII have.