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s SS ASsS %s Ps s0Gq "G " s
ss s mpfe sd sysrsFs soe SnG- GOOD warm
we would nc: swan LAKE: N,ss.nIn ms Imn.:
good good but 'n small General appearance oi plant
slcky and lousy ewing TO cold weather @ latter par
Sa Weeks sy 10 thirty days late and very ,m. som:
places Just beginning 10 come up We viii have
10 have perfect weather em now on nroo to make
e'' TWO 10 three thpec week. late. Excessive ni9,sur,
until the middle Of March Prevented work. and
badly. labor scarcer than ever known before. yn.
so. he ps so,d sen we dss s. sy'g caa
ali H'e chopped out. win no setback think ". can
efop.' erop 1faa ThomasViiIe GsTSe cold nights lSs'
and bassx.la MadIsSn S;cTo5 ,nrss 70 sy;
esmna,nE MopTos GaGrop ,hs h..s a.1,v!G Y
for one week. and il will BE- several days beior, we
can enter the neld. IAy!lla, Ga.-.cot,on planting
viii be kept until the middle OF June 4 tn. weather
rain in in this section. New orleans, IA Raining
here last nigh. and this monnt looks genera a.
a,fae Gss oSer Ssme sss s,ate Nights TOO cool ty Nc
to done lone Sa s
Tenn.-The condition Of the growing cron Is favor
able The crop In this vicinity Is eighteen days
corrEH.-Rlo OF the spot was nat at SIC for
No Sales ooo bsx, san2s Xeps SG SncSaaa.S az DO so
5 points iower closing quiet with siles OF ii.ot"
bags Hsvre and Hamburg declInsd M y "a AMER
unchsnget receipts tor two days 1900 bags stock.
SOL 900: exchanges ls?d lower At y ai.d' ,sr ssn
-eo nm as
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There was hArpfeActlon IN COTTON Owlng 10 olSAp
noirtine cables an Unexpectedly favorable weekly
Government report; better weather AZ the Sousi.
heavy Liverpool selling here and considerable Maui-
dation for locsl and Southern account The deprrs-
SION In New Orleans. where next crop months fc 10
points and possibly the decline al the Stock EI-
change were no, wtthou, effect. but in the main the
depressing factor was all Idea that the crop. al-
though late. II improving End may not be In such
very bad way after all. Bulls. on the other hand.
look upon the decline as a natural reaction after
the recent big advance and say the crop got SO
poor start that here little prospect OF hounti
ful yield, the only Kind Of yield that will meet
the pressing demands Of the COTTON world for a
year 10 come AZ times there were rallies on cover
Ing OF shorts. but the short ntcres, seems TO have
been considerably reduced within a day or two
And beforr the close renewed liquidation caused
a further decline nnd list prices were the lowest
OF ~ day. Reports from crop correspondents are
as folowG Starkvlc. Miss No change In acreage
Weather 9as been VI nyorabIe and crop ahou,
three weeks late. but stands generally reported
good Aberdeen. Miss. Crop doing exceedingly
we'll. stands are good and the weather Is nnc. Wal
last yes, but nf:een 70 twenty days late; Her
nAndo. Nias-Outlook Ia this section bad three to
Of too much rain, Greenwood. Nss.-Acresse
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There were no noteworthy Developments In coffee
to day. The trading was on small scale VIII
some months a shade lower owing to easier Euo
pean cables and local liquidation. The receipts
were liberal and arc expected to become SssH
in the near future. - g.,
MKTAIs.--,in London, tin advanced ~; e. ior
spot and los for futures to fSo los ana fi.s -
respectively. The market here was points nleheI,
Copper in London was El u. I'd. lower for spot a.
EST Is. cd. and los. cd. lower for fusuree a. Ess
I?s. Cd. The local market was quiet Lead %s,
IS 3D. lower London a, sil ss hsTe the m'rss, ss
abroad to Eio los, while the New York market market
Of the Metal ExcSsnsc copp:r: Lake: spot. 1850
.1oi ,Se .e sleGaToSsssso ,n Sassos Rs lead 4e tpsel
s'25c: iron No Northern. Sle. 6O@?25 20; pigi
warrants. nominal steel rails at mills S2s
NAVAL SToRYa.--Splhts OF turpentine, @a@%s'So'
PRovIsIoss. PORK was quiet ~, with INES mess a.. q
renned Cont !nent 80 rs; Western prime ?s.i6; South
American 1855. Tallow, Sc. Dressed hogs. sNo
sss sSsa,sl; Seconds. ias!oc cSeese-state. I, c.
smai. fancy io,c,: fair to prime. ~ alossc. Eggs.
Nearby fresh gathered extras isi1c.: seconds TO
With grains the provision market was very auit';.
Nevertheless there fair trade In lard. and most
Of the demand for 1t came from shorts. Packers
and English concerns supplied the offerings In
liberal way The prominent bull interest was
scl'Ine July pork and packers in q general way
sold hrs. The list closed steady to strong but he
net gains indicated very poor response to the
Strength IN corn and ra adysnes V 70 Sa for % test
.pS Sc I'D or S s. ,es Rened w s IN D Limited
demand: steady: granulsted. <s5@S oSc.
CHIC AoO June i6.-These were to days prices:
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

In outside securities to-day the market
was extremely irregular in its lnoyements.
but presented more normal condition than
for some time. At the opening light selling
pressure appeared and In consequence prices
weakened. selling OF from TO nearly /
per cent. The offerings. however. werc
extremely lisht and prices in most instsnees
with the stronger tendency on the stock
market. Northern Securities. after selling
down | per cent, recovered sharply in the
late dealings and ended with a net gain OF
!, per cent. from the last close. American
Can preferred reacted nearly per cent,
but also recovered all the loss Ia the lat,
trading. InternatonSl Mercantile Marine
preferred was weak on small offerings, de-
clined y, per cent and ended near the lowest
seaboard Air Line, issues were weak, the
preferred lost nearly / per cent. and the
The. copper shares were weak. Greene
Consolid da ted sold down ~ per cent. In the
on covering before the close. British Column
bia Copper lost :. per cent: Tennessee Copper
Z per cent: Montreal and Boston, fraction.
and White Knob Copper, I per cent.
Bonds were quiet. but steady, with the
sxcepton Of United States Shipbulding IS +,
which sold down to 20I4. but later sold At %,
AGAINST previous transaction of i, some
little time ago
=
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.o2,i i7.o?'4 ,es9,1 >le.a7l4 iio
,Q1ia id.QilS 1885 l6.S7ia l6.eS
Live stock Market.

NJ
Receipts OF beeves were 5,l head. NANNY s, sos
signed direct. No sales 'epored. Drr., .s,c, oT.
7asi4c. per ID. Gables quoted top ril.e ~,
American steers. .ll4c. dressed nLSs' ,o'ass, ,ota
frigerstor beef, Riac, per ID Exports ,o,o ,.,
beet estimated, $40 beeyrs I l.82s sheep. t'' guar
tiers of beef; to morrow. $500 quarters u.r, "A
head, I0o head on sale all told. Nea!S wore 'a.tu
steady. but bu,ermllE calves ruled slow ana sres
About 275 head were unsold. nairy tnf ,n,,er. t
Neals sold al SsG$7 per 100 lbs. bunch OF nU'''
miiks at O.. Guy dressed vcals. sd lo'pc ne1 TO-
Receipts ofsshcep and lambs. ncIno,ns ON
direct 10 slaI\h,er were S.Oi5 head; q car. , w
sale all told both sheep and lambs ruled sc,Ne
strong and nrm, but there was litt u any .aocr
were unsoli. MARTY late arrivals Shcepto sos,
at SS.5o1 IS per loo lbs: cus al 81 lamn' ~ ~,
$3.50: culs at $3.50. Dressed mutton, '2'''' .
ID: dressed lambs. iOdl3'ac. ,.,, ,,,ch
Rcce pts OF hogs were ?l ~ head. onr th' ,.,Hy
on sale alive. The market rated about H'''"
state hogs sold al "a, SIS per ioolhs
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY SOLD.
A syndicate In, ests Nearly 5000. 1000 m
tho Ocean Parkway section,

The real estate brokerage firm OF McNun'
4 Fitzgerald of Brooklyn has sold two arg
tracts Of unimproved property in the oce""
Parkway section To a syndicate of "esteI"
PENNSYLVANIA busr ess men, who will az 9iice
start in OH improvir the property ana Iaa
ino il on, for bi,ildiUE sites q! cot the traGs
is q on the east side If Ocean Pr rkway extend
ing from Avenue L several hundred i'e,
beyor d Ave. re o ard reaching back aln9s,
to Corey Islard aycnrc, This hronen
Si25,00o. The otherplCt compr!alr ven :.
two acres of the old Chr ian farm. % F-
tween Avenues s, 7 al d L and 10 irtet'
sected by West Seventh, Eighth, NM mn
Tenth and Eleventh streets and cost 49,
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METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE

SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND NO. 20.
At a meeting OF the Directors. held this day.
a semi annual dividend Of sSs was declared pay
able on June 26 1903. out OF Earnings for tho SIX
months ending June 80.
The Transfer Books OF the Company will be
closed at ~ o'clock noon. June 20. and reopencd
al 10 A. NJ on June 27. 1905
Dated New York. June 10. 1908.
BENJAMIN STRONG, Jr., Secretary.
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THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.

40 Broadway, New York June 10. 1908.
The board Of Directors Of the Trust Company Of
dend Of TWO tt"%s PER CENT. upon ihe Capital
stock Of the Company, payable July I. iso3;
June 10, 1905 and reopen 10 A. NJ, July !, 1908.
RAYMOND ], CHATRY, Secretary.
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ATIONAL Ind OKICE COMPANY.

NATIONAL Lie ORICE COMPANY.
"A auarteIy dividend Of it'e on the Preferred
payable on June 80 next. to all Preferred STOCK: ,
holderA OF record at ~ noon on Thursday. June
Is, Tho Transfer books will close at ~ noon on
June Is. reopening on July 1905; a l9 o'clock
A. NJ ADOLPHE 2. SMfLlE.
June o. 1919. Vice -Prrst Secy.
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Port exports. l240 bales Liverpool closing prices:
june ss7d.; Juno July e.e'd July Angus, e.5sd Au
soed October November $50 November December,
6,Hd, December January, 80: January February.
closed steady at net decline OF - to 70 points with
estimated sales OF $50 900 bales. Prices follows:
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COMMERCIAL.

sharp Reaction In Cotton Liverpool Dis
appointing and Government Report
Better Than Expected-Heavy Aqui'
dation In All Markets-Weather
Warmer-Grain Advances on unfav'
orable Crop Reports and Covering
--Provthons Irregular.
TUESDAY, June 1s.-GRA1S -Wheat-Spot
was fairly active and firm. Sales, l2o.ooo
BUSH, mainly for export here and at the out
ports No. red in elevator. sc; No. !
Northern Duluth. SC. over July; No. l North
ern New York, TIC. over. Northwestern
receipts were 7,e cars. against 25slas week nd
90 last year: Chicago, 2e cars. against 46 last
week and 20 year ago. Futures closed
Nc to Hc higher. Sales. i,2t'.ooo bush.
d.; oos n q folloUa.
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FDWARD q. STANLEY, TreasurcT.
The Denver 4 Rio GIande r. r. CO: -,

New fOTK. JUhe T., IVUJ.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared .
semi annual dividend OF TWO AND ONE-H
1l7seI PER CENT. on the Preferred Stock OF the
Company. payable July is, 1903, 10 stockholders OF
record OF June rs. 1903.
The transfer books of the preferred stock Will
close al o'clock p. NJ. OH june rs. 1908. and re-
open on the morning OF July 10. 1908.
STEPHEN LITTLE, Secretary.
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COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.

New IOrR, juno y, IWb,
a semi annual dividend Of FIVE (5 PER CENT,
on the capital stock. payable July l. ,o lso' rt 70
transfer books will be closed from June 20 to
EDMUND L. JuDSoN.
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TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO.

ll6 Broadway. New YORK, June TO- 1908.
BY resolution of the Board OF Trustees. divi-
dend OF THREE PER CENT. Is pa.shle on June
80 1908, to stockholders of record on the closing
Of the transfer books at p. NJ. on June 20. The
transfer books will be opened al 10 a. NJ. on
July L.
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AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 10.

NO. 81 NtSSAU Sgteot.
New York. juno Q. l905.
4 Regular 9usrssIly niyidend g tN1 IL iS Of q, 9SE M
STOCK OF this Company has been declared. pay:
able on July !, 1903. to stockholders OF record
at the close Of business June II. 1908.
J. z. TUcKFR.
Trta
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The fluctuations In wheat were connneo wMhin
sn.S E.ES oNS. in 70 shi ssy as
Eassn ia,e,sn HdSss ;hosp. sna
ssS,. sou,hWessern and Northwestern markets were
sssiel and ,he soa.hw.s, VA s.nf at cns.S{o
the the Stimulus Of a bull,sh slatstrt1 statement Of
stocks strong ms,.s, a. Paris una0o.:Sls S crop
ma. s. s.n Sss g .StssS f.ss S.s
advaneed az vs eds is 10 50 centimes. The illinois State
report says mat bottom land, are suomerssd @ .nd and
Northern 1as M districts the crop much Improved bu,
that there Is eonslders compsn. e. e. Ins S, tina,
sSsr.es H .hs s0u!hsfs Tse sebrEs state
Ter wheat in the eastern counties Is rsnf conslder
report Iest . was. vas on the whole. regarded a: bull.
~, tss .sussioa snsSsH' .s iS% ioio~: United
The weather durins the past week has Sesn rsthsr @
damage are beIne received. france-Ihe w,ati,r
81 oii oarH tsyorsee @ tsnof pIcsn,sts
Improving. The westhrr since our lss' sumTsE y
pre- p1sdisted Rosmanis-Tns ys,'h.I during tho
i.rse Ssas'' crop continues bIshi; issy-No fuIhs1
complaints have been received me psst w,ex, s,,
inc N ,ss so",h and the s1 s,ans Of
north Spain-The weather has continued favor.
able since our previous report. Germany-There
has been considerable rain during the week ,ust
nsst but the weather has been very fsrnrsbie
for the crons and thev are nroeressine we'll, Pri
mary rece,nts were ?4Ao ooo bush. rvainst 77s 900
lsst year and the ahinmrnts 10000 The SEA
hoard received 5,orO bush. and cleared $4,000
heinz due TO unfavorsble crop rerorts: very liyht
o',srin1s .nd q demand from the shorts. The
Goy.mm.nt weekly rencrt WIS hrl.h. Tho
e.hles we've 4 to ~: h'che, Thc .v.lishl. .r.:
ws,. ~ .wnnos.d 10 be- s,Il're Julv and huvtne S,p.
terbrr. Primary receints were ItnNo hush
.-.n.. t77"c ,.s YER .na n. .o cnrTrrts ~ ses
c.a-ed isa IN. c.ts ,dv.rc.d on ~ s,rereth
cove1ne ana cor,nlss'nn house huvirr.
F1our.-Fl-rn hnt ouet SsisT, s.oOo h'l. Pc
c.',.s were 7Sto hhls. and - - sseNs. evonr's
2s7, hh,, .nd 2So sacks. Vlnter IN hh,..: Snrer
Ane e. NnAt,.7N: 40. ev'r.. S1.T~cS: clerrs.
"a mats N str.,~hts tSSsMts.eS' -a'ents. N.7oSb
N,n spring in ohls. cle.-. ~ .Soea 20: s'raehts.
AsEna,.7o patents. A,7seAA Rye -four at
CoTrcN'-spo, cotton here declined ~ points.
Sales "a bsies for sr'nn'rs end 500 delivered on
contracts MIddi,-v uplands ~. .Aoc against l8c.
isst year: New orlesn. and Gulf l7.~c. against
.,N~. savannah and Augusta rdvrnced Lac:
and Mobile and st, Louis Nc. lAvcrpool declined
4 points m the spot. with sales Of d0n0 bales
futures advanced Q to 10 points. but reacted end
declined S 10 :. Manchester was quiet. The
,,ovsr, ent To day WAS S follows.
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United state. Steel Corporation.

Quarterly dividend No. 8 OF % on the Common
stock. payable June So 1908. was declared Aprl
T. to stockholders OF record June 0. Transfer books
close al p. NJ. June and reopen al 10 a. NJ July
RICH TRlMBLE. SECRETARY.
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ENGINEER OFFICE. U. S. ARMY. Room !,
custom House, Norfolk. Va. June 10, i40s--Sealed
prnposa. for dredging harbor at Norfolk, Va.
va .mmoyins Hospital Point, will be received here
in}prms'ion furnished on application.
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Oats were nrm. Sales. l:sUO bush No Wh1te
western 53l54c, c. !, (. Buffalo Car lots Jersey
and State. So. to 574c. nom,nsMl M track Corn was
for export here and at the outports. No. mixed
in elevator. SIC. No, white, 57iac'; No yellow
i06 O00 hush. Prices as io.lOWS
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING ouARTERMASrER
rCHT LEAVENTORTH, KANSAS. May 81. 1905
Sesed proposals In triplicate will be received here
unti u A, NJ Central Time june 10. 1903. and then
Plant. crematory and Smoke stack. atGoIt Leav.
of proposal furnished apple alton 10 this once
where plans may he seen United States reserves
any part thereof Envelopes should be In
torsed, Proposals for Sewage Purihcatlon Plant
master.
FORT MOTT. n. j.. June s. leUS--SeaIed pro-
possls N ,rnlica,e for improysmen;s TO wharf ,
Information furnished on application. L. S. re-
serves right To reject any or all bids Envelopes
containing proposals should be indorScd PRO
pasals for Wharf. addressed Quarternaster FORT
MOTT. ~ j.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
MINNEArULls a 81. LOUIS r. r. CO:

MINNEAPULls a 81. LOUIS n. r. Co.
New lUrh, Jul.e ~. 1905.
a semi annual dividend OF TWO AND ONE HALF
PER CENT. rh., on the 5 PIefssTsd re S!ecE ( AZ ana
PER CENT. t:,39 20 on the Common Stock Of mi;
Company. payable July Is 1908 at INC Central SH
sth day Of June, 1905 Transfer books will be
closed June 30 and reoeened IVY TO-
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AND OTTER SHARES.

Total safes of bonds par value,. -. $4,000,
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INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

ro,a, sur,,us - Ssoo sa5 so4 $50 Inc. Sl8,070
met profits are given after deductlng operating
expense reserve. depreciation. maintenance ano
repairs.
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Exports OF merchandise from the port OF New
'ork as reported at the Custom House. compare
. follows with last week and the current week .
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

The receipts from customs to day were Ssi3.s75:
from internal revenue. SS24.6s6; miscellaneous.
eas. .ssI; National bank notes received for redemp.
tion. S6oe .267.
The cash statement ofthe United States Treasurer
for Luna ID shaNA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

intervening obtain predominant influence and
eventual possession OF Morocco. Now that Eng
land and France. the two principal nations to
be considered in the matter. have CONS TO an
understanding about the matter. and the rival
ries which have prevailed heretofore no
longer exist the Sultanate OF Morocco may be
expected TO emerge from It's gloomy depths OF
barbarism and TO develop into enlightened
and as progressive a portion OF Northern Africa
as Algeria. Tunls or Egypt
1t is perfectly true that some very guarded
denials have been made OF the announcement
that France is about to take possession OF Mo-
rocco. But they denials susceptible OF va
rlous interpretations. and the fact remains that
England Is quietly Withdrawing all her officers
In the Moorish service, beginning with Sir
Harry Mclean. who for number OF years has
been commander IN chief OF the Moorish Army.
On the other hand. France Is mobllizng a large
BODY OF troops the Algerian frontier, while
another force of about twenty thousand men Is
being assembled at TOulon. to be landed early
next month at WehedYah on the Atlantic
coast ninety miles from Fee. 10 may be added
mat the inception OF the understanding be-
tween England and France the subject OF
morocco dates from the time OF King Edwards
''s'' 70 Paris. and that the satisfactory man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
MOROCCO BOUND"
Prospect of the RemoOal of a Blot
from the Face of the Old World.

Lord Salisbury wont to declare that the
question which would bring on the long expected
and much dreaded outbreak of q war between
the great powers of the Old World would be in
connection neither with China Egypt, nor
yet the Balkans Asia Minor, but Morocco.
OF far greater import than the much discussed
Eastern question was, In his opinion, the Moor
ish problem, and it is secret that several
times during the last ten years certain Of the
European governments, notably England and
France. have been the verge of war about
Morocco the last crisis of this kind being when
about three years ago Great Britain threatened
to occupy Tangier in the event OF France Selling
Tablet The report which reaches from Eu-
rope to the effect that France and Great Britain
have come to a definite understanding the
subject of Morocco constitutes, therefore, the
disappearance of one of the darkest clouds on
the political horizon Of Europe and an in
creased assurance of the maintenance OF peace.
1t is true that the terms OF the agreement be-
tween England and France on the subject OF
Morocco have not yet been made public, nor
has any official announcement been rnR-de Of the
convention But the delay is said to be due TO
the desire of both governments concerned TO OBJ
tain the approval thereto of Germany, that of
italy and Russia having already been secured.
It IS improbable in the extreme that the Kaiser
viii offer any serious objections. and the only
power which is certain to manifest its dis
pleasure is Spain, which, having a foothold at
Ceuta and elsewhere on Moorish soil. has al
ways regarded Morocco as destined in course
OF time to come beneath its sway, and to
stitute the nucleus of another colonial empire
TO take the place OF the lost in the OF
1893.
Spain is well known to have set her heart
upon Morocco. and has on several occasions
been only prevented from undertaking the con-
quest thereof by France and by England. and
It Is probable that the announcement that the
Moorish Sultanate has become part and parcel
OF Frances African dependencies VIII tend to
still further weaken the present Villaverde
Cabinet at Madrid. For Ssior Silvelas has just
made public at Madrid that the true reason of
his mysterious resignation Of the Premiership
last summer that the financial policy In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
ART NoUVEAU DESIGNS.

Art Nouveau" has been the rage all Eu-
rope for several years, but has only been slightly
introduced into America. chiefly in Jewery ana
pottery; the time has come when one longs
for something new and original in furnishings as
well. Fortunately in using Art Nouveau' in fur
nitDre and decoration the slightly draped, angular
figures cannot well be introduced. the tendency
being more toward conventionazed nature using
q variety OF handsome unstaned woods in natural
finish. with flowers and foliage in exquisitely
shaded inlays.
The above desk. chair and scrap basket Eng
liSh importations, Of Austrian oak with light COLI
ored inlays The desk and scrap basket take on
English style which has prevailed in England for
several years. while Il chair. with its clusters OK
grapes and leaves in natural cOlors is decidedly the
French Art NOUveau." Still another type, Dor
derng almost the grotesque. might be called the
Cerman-Austrian This prevailed az both the Paris
and Turin eXpOsitions, almost TO the exclusion oS
the French. which is decidedly the most beautiful
and will undoubtedly outlive all other types.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
FURNISHINGS OF BEAUTY.
All Sorts of Odd and Delightful Pieces for
the Home Artistic

Tho varieties of the ever desirable easy chair"
the cushions. hooks and cosey conJured out
of fine woods and soft fabrics at 1.-THE popular shop
q. p Mcdugh & Co.. No. West Forty second
ct, Fifth-aveD are legion. There is dream
OF Swing chair in forest green. mission style
that as sinks into its delightful depths. seems
to make life in a moment altogether worth the
living.
There are the Harvard and Columbia CniVersi,y
DESKS with their racks and guard raIls tneir
uuaIntly fashioned chairs that fit snugly under their
ample breadth and there is the wide. suostan'ai
library table of weachered ash that cannQt ran 70
gladden. the recesses of mans heart IN tnat IL
cannot be pushed or overturned or even shasen n
A special appeal to the cliff dWeliers OF tne
pigeonholed apartments of Manhattan Is mere n.
made In a line Of aspiring furniture artistic DTS
that lose nothing beauty and gain Inuch In con.
yenience by being made slender, ample IN uprisht
lines hut pruned IN latitude A hatrack or clothes-
pole of this description of weathered ash is really
a delight. and proves how charming even such
com n1onplace and generally unattractlve thing as
this can be made when made by artists. very
full line OF upholstery fabrics and wall coverings
may be seen at this shop In all the newest Weaves
and shades and. wonderful to relate, at rock bot
tom IffceS well.