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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23
MACEO.

0, Maceo, so late unknown,
But now fOrevermore immortal.
Hero crowned we welcome thee,
A soul that died for liberty.
Long as summer suns shall kiss thy
strand,
Fair Cuba, gem of the southern sea,
His name will shine, the patriots
hope,
The guiding star of liberty.
Too late for peace with tyranny
Or compromise with treachery-
Maceo's death demands his country
free!
And that brave youth of Roman soul,
Francisco Gomez, who in thy fall
Proudly shared thy life's eclipse,
Shall rise with thee star-croWned,
Immortal as the eternal light
Which leads the brave to glory.
Hero youth, so grandly, proudly free,
We hail thee, too, light of liberty!
o Cuba, be thou worthy of such
souls
Macoe, Marti, Gomez, sons of light!
Arise and spurn SPANS tyrant from
thy shore,
And be thy land the Sparta of the
southern seal
And thou, Columbia, in the regal pride
Of power won by patriot sires
On freedoms thorny road in olden
day,
Must thou be voiceless now, nor speak
One word of hope for struggling
liberty!
o souls of sires that flashed the
sword
For freedom and for right on Bunker's
And Yorktowns crumbling walls,
arise
And break the heartless silence Of a
day
That has no word of hope for
freedom!
o, let the light, that, flashing from
thy sword,
So thrilled the wondering world of old,
Flash out again to lead fair Cuba
From the Odious thrall of tyranny,
And make indeed proud Maceo's isle
The hope, the home of liberty!
Rev. d. Donovan.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23
A PORTLAND WRECK STORY.

Here's another coincidence with the
loss of the Portland. A sea captain
tells that right after the steamer was
built he was given a large picture of
her. 1t was framed and covered Win
glass, and quite heavy. He hung it in
his parlor and never took it down dur
ing these years. The Sunday when
the Portland went dow he and n4s
wife were sitting in the parlor reading
when suddenly the picture fell with a
crash, smashing the glass into thou
sand pieces.-Portland (Me.) Express.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23
DEWEY HELPS OUT MONTIJO.

One of the most interesting asides
of the war with Spain was the request
of Admiral Montijo for letter from
Admiral Dewey which he might pre-
sent to the Spanish cortes in justi-
fication of the event of May l in
Manila bay. The United States ad-
miral gave it without demur.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23
VALUE OF AN EAR.

A person who has totally lost the
sense of hearing in one ear, although
he may imagine that the defect is Of
little consequence, can not locate the
direction of a sound, to save his life,
even when the center of disturbance is
quite near him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23

quick thinker, and he was fighting
now against the prim prejudices of
generations.
Have | failed?" There was a
heartache in each word. He felt the
pain of them.
mo-" he cried. Comet" And with
a little shiver of gladness she let her
self be caught in his outstretched
arms
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23
TENDER.

Johnny has been playing around the
piano and has had a fall.
What are you bawling about?"
asked BERTHE, contemptuously 1T
was the soft pedal your head hit
EASY LIES.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23

The man who calls out in the morn
ing that he is getting up when he isn't
simply lies IN bed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23

pose. he look step or TWO lnLO the
room.
A rose colored satin curtain hang
| ing down at right angles from the fire
place shut out his wife from his sight,
but beyond it's edge protruded a 1ittls
Moorish stand on which were set a
coffee equipage and cups for two. A
quaint shaped iqueur carafe and
glasses were also on the tray.
Two cups! Two glasses! What did
this mean? Had his wife
A hand held the curtain slightly
aside, fresh Whit of violets assailed
him and a faint silvery Ginning OF
bells. He made hasty dash forward
Leaning back among the cushions OF
his wife's couch, was the white
cloaked girl, her face still hidden by
the mask.
You here!" he cried. Where is my
where is Lady Vermount?''
'She is"-fumbling for one moment
with the mask which the next lay or
the fioor-"she is here She sprang
to her feet as she spoke and stood fac
ing him, the cloak, with it's gold CLASP
threaded through with the strand o
blue silk, hanging back from her white
shoulders.
"Clarisse, why, what does it mean?'
he asked gaspingly
1T means"-she put out her hands
imploringly-"it means Oh, dom
you see? 1t was venture on my part
venture to gain your love-"
He let her stand there a full min
ute, the color coming and going in hel
cheeks, her dark eyes misty with I'M
shed tears. He had never been {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-30
.Tribunales.
CoRM sUPREMA DE JUsT1CIA.

~~
Juicios o1ales celehrados en- 98 de Junio 1899.
Seccion "a.
Primero. El de Ia csusa procedente del
Juzgado de Humaoao seguida contra Evarisf
to Meiendez Ortiz par delito de robo consis
tente en- diversas ropas , efeotos que el proce
ssdo, en- union de otro profugo, su.trajeroa de
la casa de Hermdgenes Rodriguez fracturando
un haul donde 90 encontraban.
El heoho ocurri6 en- Puerto real, barrio de
Ia Isls de Vieques, el dia do Febrero del aflo
prdximo pasado.. El Fiscal Sr Audrey retro
su acasaci6n y, pena de ahos II meses y IL
dias de presidio correctional interes6 la ab !
soldci6n del acussdo por el resultado del juioio,
y ell defensor Sr Guxman Benitez Sc adhiri6
esa petioi6n, acordsndo el Tribunal ID exoar-
oslacidn Immediate del sousado por virtud de
fa modification fiscal. +
Ssgundo. Por.inoompareoenoia del prsce'
sado Nieasio Ortiz (s) Vizcaino sc suspendi6
81 juioio oral de Ia caasa que se le sigui6 en- 81
Jazgado de Csguas por hu1to.
A peticitn del Miniaterio fiscal = del Le-
trado defensor Sr Cnevillas, se suspendi6 ell
iuicio oral de Ia causa contra Florencio Ieodri-
guezE Nieves por robo en- atanoi6n s que no
comprehension ninguno de Ice testigos de car
go , descargo.
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Excursion i los |
Estados Unidos.

L. Compa1fa de Expreso Cubana y Pan
Amsrioana, invita q pdblico de Pasrto.Rico {
tomsr parta en- una excursion que ha combina-
do, ID cual partiendo de San Juan Ponce, Va
yaA Nueva York, Niagara. Chicago, Washing.
tom ] FiIadelfa con retorno esta Isls, via de
Nueva York.
El viaje de ida , vuelts durara de- as 4 80
diss, calcul&ndose en- Is L. estadfa en- los Esta
dos Unidos.-El costo total de ID excursion
por persons; serk de coo dollars, pagadcs por
adelantado. En- esta csntidad estAn inclus os
los transportes por vapores ferrocarriles, szee'
ping cars, hoteles d d. 49,.
Los excursioniatas teDdr&n su disposition,
empleados de Ia Compaffa que hablen espsfiol,
para ssrvirles de int6rpretes cicerones.
Las personas interesadas en- aaegurar pa
saje, deberan dirigirse cuanto antes r II.
Todd, Tetuan ndmero l, San Juan, quien dara
cuan.o .os detalles ae !e pidan. als-9
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Rio-P PiedraS,

Muy animados estuvieron los veeinos do
Rio-Piedras 81 lunes pasado, cen motive de los
examenes que se verifcaron en- IL esouela que
dirige en- squella localidad el inteligente profe'
sor don Ignaoio Llompart
La Junta SO mostr6 en- extreme satisfecha
del baen ixito aloanzado despues de consig.
mar Ia honrosa nota en- 81 registro respective,
felicit6 al professor.
En- los exAmenes merecieron ell califcativo
de sobresalieutes los educandos Felix Viera, 10
a6 Lopez Jacinto Viers, Pedro Rodriguez, Jose
Robert Rsfael Janer.
Tambien present6 exAmen para maestro
auxiliar, obteniendo muy buena nota don Jesus
Maria Agiiero.
Vayan nuestras cordiales felioitaoiones al
joven Llompart.
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Ell TEMPO.
CONDICION GENERAL

Las lluvias duraute Ia senana no han sido
excesivss en- ninguna psrte permitiendo .de.
lantar los trabajos de campo La dnics esta
ci6n cuyo psrte lpdic6 mas de una pulgada de
lluvi@ caida en- Ia semans, fu6 Bayam6n donde
hubo s.94 de lluvia caids. Las siguientes con
diciones meteorol6gioa han prevalecido On San
Juan durante 10 semana que termin6 el dia "a
del present. mes.
Temperature media en- 10 semsna 80 A.;
temperatars alta 9o,s en- el dis 20; Temperatures
baja 74,5 en- el dia ~; total de lluvia esida
o.57 pulgadas, r.
Seg1n los parties 10 nueva cana &c encuen
ira en- condolences hafsguefss. La ooeecha pa
sada estk pr4cticamente rocoiectads conclai-
da Ia molienda. Los campos de pi11as y otras
frutas segdn informes SO encuentran abun1an-
tes. I'll caf6 no promote grandes esperansas.
~." (Del sWeather Buresu)
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ID crisis soondmica de Il Islssfs dsbi0a 8
nm eScasp capital cirCnlante, 0H mond1A me5iGas
M durante muohos a1os, sustitlfda por sptrs
mucho peor, lauada plata de Pto Rioo, Il cual,
como la anterior, sostuvo 81 Lomercio ensuna
embarososa situAci6n. Entire las prinoipales
causas que hacfan intolarable 81 caos eoon6mi.
co do Pto Rico era una dc elias Il extraction de
los cspitales produoto lfquido de Il sgricultura
y del comercio, en- vex de bene6ciar alpafs.
Aunque es nm hecho incortTavertible que
los habitantes. on gran proportion, no saben
leer nj escribir, no puede negarse tamposo que
gran ndmero de personas ban adquirido instruc
oi6n superior en- los grandes oentr0s de ense6an'
70 de los Estados Unidos, Espa1a, Franoia =
Alemsnis, 10 que eleva 81 nivel intellectual de
Ia Isla 81 de oualquiera Naoi6n, habiendo con-
tribuido 81 mismo fin sus estableoimientos de
enssianza, dirigido. por aptos profesore.:
Anima al pats 10 natural esperanza de que
los Estados Unidos constituysn brevemente un
Gobierno estable que satisfags aus mobiles a.
pirsciones, y que levsnten Ia Isla de su actual
postraoi6n economics, conce eiiendo protection
sus prinoipales prodactos, es de esperar que
Is atm6sfera pesimista, que actuslmente do
nina, &c despeje prontamente, permitiendo
los habitsntes de la LILA, respirar los aires pu
ros de libertad, que han hecho del pueblo de los
E. Unidos el mas fuerte y pr6spero del mundo.
81 Sc dictsn disposioiones lustas prudentes Ia
1sla entrsrA en- una -nueva era de prosperldad,
inspirsndo absoluts oon6anzs, atray yendo capita
leg del exterior robusteciendo Gus patrioticos
sentimientos h&oia los Z. Unidos, independent
temente de sus d:ferenciss locales.
En- los mismos terminus de ls anterior
oonferenois, expuso 81 Presidente Mckinley las
neoesidades de la leila con Ia natural amplia.
oi6n de detslles, oyendo de sus labios que las
uecesidsdes de Pto-Rico serfan plenamente
sati.feohas 81 reunirse el Copgreso. para 10 Quail
go estaban preparando las trabajos neoesarios
tomAndose, en- consideration an grado eleyado
lie cultura.
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Han solicitado liosncis para 81 uso do
armss do fuego don Jeorgs , don JoaS Marxush,
sveoinosy propistarios de Qaebradillas.
- Ha quedado eonstituida On Caguas,
bsjo 10 Presidsncia de don Manuel de II. Diax.
10 sociedad sCfrculo de Obresos..
- La Secretsrfs de Justioia hs devusl.
to al Juex de lnstrucci6n de Humaoao los an.
Don Josi Isern, para que el interessdo diriis
su acci6n CONTRA sl Ayuutamiento de las Pic.
dras no contra los bienes de varios OK Con.
oejales dc ese pueblo.
Fuegos aTtifleia|es Do ID eompahia Pain
Los mejores para ID oelebraoi6n del de Julio
8 ouslqaiera otra fiesta, de ID oelebrada fabrica.
ci6n Pain, DE venta, muy bsFatos, On 10 of =
oina de los Sres Dooley, Smith q Co.-Tetuan
SO San Juan -Envie aus 6rdenes tiempo.
N 80-10
-. Ha sido informado por el Aloalde do
Piedras IN escrito de do6a Teresa Brosa On re-
el de esta Capital, uno de loa Sres. don ] Rau.
sey g G Q de Ii cslle del Sol Q 10 solicitsn.
do lieeuoia para tener alberto hssta las IL do
10 noohe. un csfetin de su propiedad.
-. En- el programa de las iestas de Hu.
macao para el de Julio, fgursn los ndmeros
siguientes: Disns Gran Farada Militar, oarre-
ras de niiios en- veloofpedos, ju:gos noitos, Ii
mosnas los pobres sorteo de una msquina de
coser, rancho los presoe, premio los escola'
res. procession cfvios, fuegos srtfoiales, retrets
J bai'e.
-. La Sscretaria de Justicia ha resuelto
Sc 'evante el embargo hecho en- los bienes del
sefor Nogueras, vscino de las Piedras.
-. Hs pasado q informe del aloalds do
Maysguss una instanoia dsl professor don Csn.
dido Lorez Sobrino pidiendo sc unan las es-
cuelas Jagiits Lavadero, se ls nombrs ps''
"a su d,sempeno.
-. Sc han devuelto al Jusgado de San
Francisco los autos sobre juicio civil eeguido
por don Francisco Iturrondo contra don Car.
melo Martinez y Rivas
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{! sehor Acuna
en- Washington.

Habiendose dirigido uno de nuestros re-
dactores don Francisco de p. Acufa para es'
cuchar sus impresiones con motive de su rs.
clente viaje New Yo,k y Warrington, nos
manifesto que la prensa de los Estados Unidos
tiene inter6s en- averiguar la situaci6n de Pto
q 10 cual fue solicita 10 en- ambas ciudades para
dar informes, 10 que efeotu6 fueron publica'
dos.
FL resumen de sus ipformes esta consgna,
do en- una entrevista que tuvo cou el Director
del sEveDing Stars d. Washington, ouyo pc.
ri6dico public6 ell resultsdo en- el nimero co.
rrespondiente al de JUNO, del cual nos faoi.
ito un ejemplar J traduoido dice asf:
<NECEsIDADEs DE PTO RICO
Lo que dice el sefor Aouha sobre Ia Isla y
su poblsoi6n.
Francisco de P. Acuha Seoretario de Es.
tado en- Pto Rico durauts la administration del
General Henry, hsbl6 hoy con uno de nuestros
redaotores sobre la Isla y su poblaci6n. Fu6
presentado ell se6or Acuta al Pie. Mo Kinley
hace pocos diss por ell General Henry Y nos
dijo: Ella lisa de Pto Rico, f6rtil suelo = exhu-
berante y paof6ca pob' aoi6n, sufri6 en- los ulti.
mos tiempos de la sobsranfa espsfola una gran
depression en- So vida social eoon6mica. FL
sistema del gobierno espsno. permitfa solo 4
nm corto pumero de naturales intervenir en- Ia
administration do los asuntos locales, siendo
neoesarios grandes esfusrzos para que algunos
entrasen en- los Gistintos ramos de Gobierno.
Este estate de cosas CRED gran desoontento,
origen de temores psra el porvenir; pero POGO
antes de Ia guerra de Esps6a con los Estados
Unidos 90 promulg6 IN Real Dccreto dando &
10 lsla un Gobierno auton6mico aceptado con
sehaladas pruebas de gratitud. Justo era con
ceder la 1sla tai 1eforma ( leila tenfa un
perfscto derecho, comprobsda como estabs su
sPtitud, ahn para mas ampliss ibertsdes.
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Sus hijos legttimos, don Ramon dofls
Rsfaels, surlios,n .A sus amig;s se sirvan en-
oomendAr IA alma al Todopodercse, y les par
ticipsn que 4odss las misas que Sc oelebren en-
Ia Igesia de San Francisco de Asis, el dia 80
del corriente sucosv, 8, hasts ell del pr6xi'
mo mes de Julio, exoepto el domingo, seran
aplicadas al sufragio de 50 alma.
San Juan Pto Roo, JUNO 80 de 1899.
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Doaa Csneepcidn Ramos de Patron,
falleci6 e,, Rio Pied as ez dio 2S
de Junio del 0so 1897.
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GaCcta de hoy.
SeCretaria de EStadO,
4 los Sres. Alculdes de la Zsla.
CIRCULAR,

Preceptuando el artfculo ] 8 del Tratado
de pas entire Espafa lys Ests os Unidos de
America, que Sc oontnucn respetando los dere.
ohos de propiadad litera-ia, artfs;ica indus
trial, adquiridos por espsholes en- Ia Isla de Gu
ba y en- las de Pto- Rico, Filipinas demas te'
rritorios oedidos, al hacerse el oane de las rati
foaciones de dicho Tratado, ee ordena por esta
Secretarfs, previa autorizaci6n del Honorable
Brigadier General, Comard dante del Departs
mento, que les Sres. A caldes, se atergan en- es.
ia msteris las ,lisposicioncs de la Icy de
propieda I'D Intellectual de 10 d Enero dc 1879,
en- IA nisma forms que SO venfan observsn-
do hasta ell advenimiento de la soberanfa anne.
ric,na.
San Juan de Pto-Rioo, JUNO 90 de 1899.
1Nanue! Cttnauzas,
P. l.
2aaroto eio do
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Secretsrio de Estado.

Secretarfa de Hacienda.
Una nota al Recaujsdor dc Rentas de ca.
guas y otros lugares rece mend&ndole activar la
reoaudaoi6n de las contribuoiones.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07
shipping Memoranda.

Apalnchcola, Fla, May 6.-Sailed, schrs
John A. McKie, Crawley. Pawtucket;
stephen G. Long, Hierson, Fall River.
Jacksonville, Fla, May 6.-Cleared
steamship 1roquols, Chichester. New York.
Pensacola Fla. May 6.--Arrived, tug
Echo. O'Leary. towing barge Nelson Bart
lett. Jacksonville; banks Lima QtaD, Re
pello. Genoa; Rsgno Nor), Refones, San
don. via Barbados.
Sailed, steamship Benrldge (Br). Apple
ton. Rochefort; barks Kelvin CBr), Robi-
son, Buenos Ayres; Zring (Br), lines, Ply
mouth; schr Ellwood II. Smith, Joy, Ha-
vana.
Cleared, steamships King David (Br).
Ritch, ST. Nazaire; Euskaro SPAN Ara
lucea. Havana; Hilcrag (BD Kramer.
Brake; Pensacola Simmons, Galveston;
schr Alfaretto S. Snare, Larsen. Ponce.
Porto Rico.
Charleston, s. c., May 6.-Arrived,
steamships Algonquin. Plat, Jacksonville,
and proceeded TO New York; John Morr-
son (Br), Balls, Huelva; u. S. steamer A.
d. Bache, Pensacola bound New York
schrs Fannie Reiche, Buckaloo. Baltimore;
George r. Congdon, Bayles. New York
Linah c. Kaminski, Ray. New York; Ella
M. Storer, Haskell Norfolk.
Cleared, schrs Fannie L. Child, Fuller,
Boston; Susie H. Davidson, Doughty, Bal
Sailed, schr Isaac T. Campbell( Stevens,
Boston.
Key West, Fla. May 6.--Arrlved. steam
ships Fania. Hanson. Punta Rassa, and
sailed for Havana; City of Key West
Bravo, Miami and returned; Alamo
Hicks, Galveston. and sailed for New
York; Ollvette. Smith, Havana and sail
ed for Port Tampa; b. w. Morse. New
berg, New York
May 5.-Arrived, steamship Dungeness,
Yaets, Fernandina, and sailed for Tampa.
Fernandina, Fla, May 6-Arrved, bark
entine Vidette, Walton, Havana; schr Will
liam w. Converse Lewis, Havana
Port Tampa, Fla, May 6.--Arrived,
steam yacht Dungeness, Yates, Fernan-
dina.
Sailed, steamship Mascotte. Miner, Ha-
vana, via Key West
New York. May 6.-sailed, steamship
Benwyck Tampa; Comanche, Jackson
vile.
Charleston, s. c., May 6.-Arrived, schr
Senator Sullivan, Crockett. Norfolk
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ves.eIs Arrived Ycsterdny.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith, New York
Ocean Steamship Company.
steamship Alliance (Nor). Nielsen. Char
leston-Dahl & Andersen.
Bark Alexandra CNor). Jensen, Pernam-
buco, at quarantine Dahl & Andersen.
Schooner Blanche Hopkins, Harvey, Bal
timore-C W. Howard & Co.
Schooner William II. Shubert. Clark. Sa-
qua. at quarantine-C. w Howard & Co
Schooner Millie r. Bohannan. Smith
Phladelphia--C w. Howard & CO.
Schooner Ida Lawrence. Campbell, Nor.
folk-E. b. Hunting a Co.
Schooner Margaret A. May, Jarvis, Bal
timore-Dixou, Mitchell e Co.
Tug Plymouth. Re.yeaie, and steamer
Delaware Tidman. towing dredge Liberty
and two mud scows, New York. for San
tiagO.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York May 6.-Flour. steady, but
quiet; winter patents, $3.7On4.10. Rye -four,
dub; good TO fair. S3.00Q3.15. Corn meal
quiet: yellow Western. S40s5c Rye, quiet;
No 2, CSC Barley, duh; feeding, RIO
44c; and mailing 4M59c.
Wheat spot, firm; No 2 red. s33ic; OPP
tons opened firm on stronger cables and
alleged crop damage in europe; later they
were advanced by bulish Kansas reports
and further local covering; closed firm at
HMIac net advance; May c,osed 7S5ac;
July closed nc; September closed, re.
Corn. spot firm; No 2, 43hc; options
opened steady, with wheat. but suisse
uuent,y eased off a iitle under bearish
crop news: closed steedy at a partial nc
net advance; May closed, 3SAc; July
closed, S89ac.
oats, spot, steady; No. 2. SIC, options
were dull Beef, steady; family. s9.5Cg
HOO. Cut meats, steady; picked bellies.
SAGE; picked shoulders, 4llM4iac; picked
hams. rose Lard, steady: Wertern
steamed. $537ih; refined. steady. Pork.
Gull: mess. $s.500900; short clear, Sl92.I
200: family. Sl05Ca1I00 Butter. steady;
western creamery, lidl7c. Cheese, .arge
white. PC 'cegs. firm; Western, fresh.
1siLG12a,c; Southern, l24NI3Mc Petro-
leum. dull refined. New YORK, $685.; Phd-
adelphia and Baltimore. $3.50: in bulk,
$40 Rice, steady. dornestic fair 10 OK
ira. 4ssdTc; Japan. 4}l95Hc. Potatoes
steady Cabbage, steady az so0'alZ90 per
100 Coffee. options oHerod slcldy and
unchanged to points higher; ruled quiet
and firm on bulish European cables, bet.
Ter feeling in spot department and 10.
creased warehouse movements ira dine
rather conservative and Of professional
character; Brazilian receipts larger than
expected: closed steady az 50l0 points net
higher; sales. 1910 bags, including Nay
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from the lnlid1ei'uid heCcfH.
A young miss who visited the Raleigh
on Sunday became very much interested
in the galley where the officers dinner
was being prepared. There were men OF
four natonalitcs-a Swede, a Frenchman,
a Jap and a Chlnamnn-engaged in the
work. Calling the swode 10 her side, she
asked htn for small piece Of bread or
something of the sort for a souvenir. The
man looked a. her with surprise for a
moment. and then went over and consulted
with the others. Then all took turn at
elancing at the girl, and finally the Swedc,
with an indugent smile, secured large
plate ard heaped II full, with a big p.ece
OF steak. a generous lot of mashed pota-
toes and some bread, which he brought
10 her with the remark In broken English
10 the effect that the Raleigh sailor boys
would not see a beautiful American girl
20 hungry The young woman was very
much embarrassed at this Interpretation
OF her request. but she ate a portion OF
the dinner. and after securing the bread
as a souvenir rewarded the sailor in turn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07
B0SIN ON THE RISE
GRADES ADVANCED AND IN
DEMAND.

20 Turpentine Firm and in De-
I'D AT Al Cents-CottOn Market
oniet and Observation-Disclosures
.,.ets steady and Unchanged.
..,.,nnah. May 6.-There was an ad-
oa in the price of rosin to-day. Pales
-, M 10 cents a barrel. Spirits re-
- erm at Al cents. The stock was
low ebb and the inquiry was strong.
h ,,oard of Trade closed at 2 O'Clock and
If the naval stores houses suspended
-.,s.s al that hour. The cotton bust
= WAS quiet Other markets were
,.,5v. The following resume of the diff
..a,, markets will show the tone and quo
,tions of the day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07

Per steamship Kansas City for New
York-S72 bales upland cotton, 80 bales do
mestics, $50 barrels cotton seed Oil. 1900
barrels rosln, 600 barrels turpentlne, 239, 1864
feet lumber, 5 barrels FISH, so cases cigars,
3 boxes fruit TO barrels vegetables. 2,2O7
crates vegetables, 203 tons pig iron. SO bales
sweeping, 255 bales tobacco 10 barrels rosin
oil, 253 packages merchandise
Per steamship AIlegany for Baltimore
80 bales upland cotton S5s barrels rosin,
1877 barrels turpentne, 2O4, 226 feet lumber
4s5 crates vegetables, 1856 barrels vege-
tables, 1875 sacks clay 800 packages mer-
chaudlse. 90 packages domestics and
yarns, 145 bales hides. 30 bales linters, 81
cases canned goods, 40 barrels pitch.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07

New York, May 6.-Fau River
sold to-day fully 100000 pieces of
print cloths, spot and future delivery.
basis of 224c for regular "a squares. This
puts the cloth market in an extraordinary
strong position. Effect on general cotton
goods market beneficial. No marked
change in demand here for either staple
or fancy lines, but the market closes
strong in tone. American cotton yarns
We're inactive and prices easy.