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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1898. _ -
new?? of new things.
? rt< ves_hgf fs\ \wt~
wlU ba
l
will chrtatea thin lateel add!?
si Illy gi
irlag tbe I
: Americana.
- ial ]?rii.?x ?11 our
Children's Goods.
Bl ti ingl that appear in
Hi almost inva
t immediately, copied
- . :' Ml two Btot
. .is iatlu'r ami si?n,
fdthf r ami son, each
other,
little aaaantiali to boya'
'. B wearables With tho
cess taken ont?makes
- I? ?y*i heart ? ho
ISl what his father
i 11,at lie wants, yon
usually gets.
ghl to our to
r H
ti
*
i
Military
1H, BERRY ?1 CO,,
Ren's and Boys' Outfitters.
?_ ? .
Kirk's
Elegant
Silverware,
."lade
Since
1817
At the
."Manufactory,
106 Baltimore St., East,
Baltimore, Md.
SAMUEL KIRK & SON CO.
MX?
Diamonds, \V?itches, and Jewelry.
Orders l?y mail promptly at
no t-eodini
M I Wllltl I to. \\ l\>.
? .,? r Itm*?*!? I.?? to I.?)HK
?in,1 - ? g sann d ? 1 ? ? i -.
er m
la the Bret
1 and 1 to '.? a?.id,
. - tbb
Lady E ? third.
.... fui Lid?-11
. -"nd,
-
to 1)
,i_ to
PINO.
ORLEA1 ' ML?
-.. 1 at I
,? third. '.
-, third. '
half fui loi
.
. 1 M
I
: d, UI
-
?1 \i - \r. i? 1 1 1 l n.l Ml-..
I .
livening.
-.: 'OS.
Al.
rfolh,
Old 1
-,
. irglllla
PI
t -
ARRI*? ?
Baltfr
'
1 ' m Mattaponl
* 1 id g
' Murpb*/, i'sl?
rangera und geueral
t KTTNORl 1? VA.,
NOVEMBl
(lly t? U-(-ruph.)
ARRIVED
.V?irJ?ir?,-, Johnson, to load lum
OF NEWPORT KEWt, NOV. 2??h.
ph >
ARRI*) 1
* Si RoBBBe, Ant-.?.
i. to Deertag, Wasbiagtoo.
r J. B '.!??nrilriK H?.ston.
r E-saaa i". ?ngall. S-it-ra.
UAtLMD
? ??'? n.ar l?i_- Ha m burs.
?EV1BW m TBADE.
AI OK nMBMI MM? WITH
cokfimkxck ira ri-ruti*.
ML?RE OF RAIL CONTRACT.
1 Work In? Compact v-.i.i to Bare
Ileen Mmte. |n iviilel,. Uoyyexer,
More rwawtieqes u b,1m,m< ...|lun
i a Felt.
WJJW fORK, November fc-Meaers r
*. l>un A Co.'s Weekly Review of Traga
?ill nay to-morrowr.
ThunK^-lvn^ |a DM mfnn, _oro ^
?r U The "harv.-t h??m. "
??OOd larger hopes ln this
' The general prosperity is at
by the largest volume of bu-ine??,
JW n.air.i.... The pCOple-8 v? nil? :
'v.n reaaos .? baa? thai the soaadasas
? the ca? i. My ami th? aetkm's honor
WH B01 again bS in peril, and a war
I history fur SWiftOMe Of
?. ??b smallnass of loes ha?
ht more perfect union than ever
? North ami so? i h and -
" ' ' ever win, -km ?bojpoai ths
' Bg ?vlth ths DOS? impartant
: terrltorjr .?.ice California was
to tbe Union.
Ilona] In magnitud.
ind variety of bleealng, ?raws Bear Its
Itb */< t another good ?gift, a marked
i. proapaets (or
oentury.
lNl'l'STKIKS DOING WMLL
Industries ars ?anlag reasarkaaly
onelderlng hindrance until of ?lau
by unseaaonable weather. With storms
Id, many branches BOW gel large*
' !?. ra) buy?
m* ol ootton goods, in part ?bt
?reductions in bl ich< ?i |
Evnd ' production in
print-cloths ?has ?.aus.?) an ad*.
nth, whlls ths sxporl demand
rts heavy brown goods, sad ,?;i ?are
by the reeling ?thai cotton ?has
n it? wowrt, let wide 11
illl iir? ?guiar, ?and i uns I
Is alight ?m;
is for m? n'
n? Ithi r Jobbers n* r
clothiers havs ?been buying freely. Thi
snd is *ior medium, plain
and ? lays, b n
?, ,i?t. k?re is do?
lag m di. h goods, bul ?aot enough for
- of w??? i bavi b :i
for four weeks, Including
about :. non port, but mostly at
which have beeo this we? i;
* Ho ou tine, unwashed
Hi
l-raii ?ooatract was ready
for ?final Signatare, the withdrawal ?
kiiU'd it. but a worhlng
ltd ?to bavs been
pparently .sort of gentlemen's
ment, in which more >sonll>-en
i than is felt. The market for
i : al ?Pittsburg,
and ' ?to f P Billets
? m h. avv ?I- iiiaiwl Bt
Thi Bdgar
: "II rail '.
!:? ad.
1 |o i orki ?have bo k?sd ?further or
ti ?Iron ?Age
. ai ii' ?Pips Lines, with
h??.t\ :. hindered only
WHXAT AND I 'UN*.
Wh<
eipts
(oui weeks, ?having
I
halt tor the
.
year; making f??r
N ?bush
lantlc shl!
.. ' i .
rkel bul little.
M ireovi r. con
v
. ing s contl
. r'.v- months, almosl
. the unpn xn i oi
?f tl ' v !? -. n M In
'
-
?i ? im I \it ? BLlgri HKPORT.
I>? union. Indian, l.'iiul. Patent, anil
li-riiloilal \nnlrK.
WASHINGTON, D. <'., N???
?rt of the Bei ?retary ol th
?Interior, Mr, Bliss, nada public laat night
?reviews ?la deuil i!>. \
lonal, and
Terrlt'.iia! affaira. Reviewing ?the ?great
ition m ?the publlo-laad ?area,
retary. 1 s; "< H ?thi
ter! land ?requiring
: thi m valuable farra
ivailabls w
.
only for graatng
thirty ton ?lions, em
. muh ii.-.l a?. ? l 1?.717.?71
1 . d to I
. :lit ?Chip*
.,., u.i ?nui.i? ak i all ?serio is dla
t the \- ar. Refeiring to this
ort ?points to thi ?Coi
? .?i h??ii:.:i Affairs'
?ii bringing about thi ?surrender ol
, ? r the
he lut? rlor
of JUStlCS
PKNUON y ?TTKR?
-. . ?pension
ill classes
been i i . llcatlon ol
OUt Of th.? war With I
datl m for
loa to revles ?the
...
at, and
;
Early l for the
'
-on! "'
ill.>n ol
gr, ths le ?logical Bu?r*
-
making s total i
fourth of
?i ?ths entire ?no luslvs
i.. ; 4TI0NA1.
along educational
arilllon "'
In thi I yeai
; ravious on
.
Itntes,
by ti.?
quite ea rs si
nhabitsnt. The
elementary, l ' ?
universities. hiji
. ' .
and tb< it Lapland rirr. ? ti
u i sing dhnrtbutsd f?
the Tukoa mul up d i >n
n ?i m?:?,i kta la
,?,,,.in. <i t?. ext!
: roved
.
valueless, snd show that the I
s',?,, i h s property right to the sn
n m congi MM for the cuv
, .- ?strongly arg
tumnunxMAL hi:mmi: hki-out.
I ..i.u.-.-o und DUtilliiiK StatUtle? for
\lrulnlu and Norlh tnrollw?.
WASHl.N'OTihN. H. C November 2&.?
(Up* i-iaU-Ths report of the (Jumroiaaloner
Mi Internal nevcr.v.e far th?; ?lscnl year
ending Jim?. 30. im*, has been puhllshed.
end in fuil of Interesting data and statis
tic?.
Amona- tho a-r-tragatc collections mad?
am rer-ort.-d to th.? ('?rnimlnsloner by the
collectors of th.- several eollsetlon ?!,*
**..' " ?TOrtng th?* y-.,,r ?ru the tollowln-i:
"I Virginia District, William Ry_n.
: -*.'.?.
I Virginia District, James D.
Brady, ?Collector, tl nt ?-1 ,.
Sixth Virginie lark Ajoiew,
r. H m -, -
rth North ?Carolina Dintrir-t. Furnl
?old M. Simmon?, Oollab r. IT."?? !-?.60.
Fourth North Carolio Df trli t, Ed
wir?l C. Duncan, , oUsetor, MU
Fifth North Carol muel
' Ro - ' i ?. Collector, M :
'"??? North Carollaa District, Hcrshel
s. rlaarklns, Collecti n.M.
Tbe a <-.- Btata
fUMIM.?!; North
lina, J.: g| _ , \*% , , lwo ,.,, ir,.|,.H
of Ac?;-...,,.-,.. ;i. ,] N, | . b,,, n-|-g
to collection gtstrlel of Marylaad, 0,017.10.
ILLICIT DIfll Il.u.v;
illicit. FtiiiK aalsad?Sixth virgin?
Fourth North Carol
ina. 338; persons arreated, aerenty?
three.
'I in Cfimml-slnncr savs:
"The toral number of Illicit stills fie?
Btroyefi during th?- year aaded Jag
?. tbe nmuunt ?f property aatssd, snd
tbe numb? r of an, ? a?, etna?
with atatlBtti !? tba aaaaa
in n,y recent repart, do not gire a sv ?
enra of the atlmulua afforded by I
? s to v:,,i;,;i !.. ? ; ?, ?-.?, ,,i ?his char
aster, I desire to cull attention t?, tba
lacl that m oammunltlea nbsre thi?, illi
cit distilling preval?a It baa besa foned
that the rtolatora <>f th? ..? . are not cob?
finad te the anregtetered illicit distillers
slone, but atabraca la laany aectloa ?
la : -, i,'.ml?, r ?,f r<' At It ft u ??r.tlll? to, both
/ rain and fruit, whs uve driven t?> this
cour.*-,- la s? m!<!,. lion to meet the com
P'tition forced opon th? m by the llllcll
dletUlera who do sol register or make
any pretence of complying '.vith th?- i i.v.
In many h tions thsy hare gOM BO fir
as to band tOgOthOf to r? i?<!er It Impossi
ble tor collector? to collect from them
i?y process of Ian I which ban
?iy ami lawfully Boseseed For la?
st.,1? ?year
ther?' wai ? that fj'ilte
a number of distill? : I c ?n?
glderablc ?suma in tasca by ?telling to re
port the foil amouBl of material pur
? baai >). m , llstuisd, .-!i??i ti
moval of the illicit product, when a
,n?!' -.\.-,. made for tbe porpoee ot coi
Isci n--: these taxea and aelsurea of the
distilleries followed, it wsa fonad bnpoa
ln some cases to gel any one at ?ill
to i Id for plSBtS worth from POS to MM,
an?l In other cases Mda for property of
that vain?, did not exc-cd
This Indicates clearly Un measure of
Influ? Nahen BTC able to
? cerdee In moulding public opinion, it la
nnneceassry to multiply examplea of thin
kind."
TOBACCO AND CIGARE.
Tlie number of ret-inr, ?1 tobaCCC man
. rs Is sa follows: North Csi iMbs,
Bf, ?, il'i'i' taa of 13 as Oompsred With
Virginia, l.V), a ?Of ?1 on the
ling y ?r.
The i. umber of Haar manufacturers
Hag durinpr the year were: North
Carolina, tt; Virginia, IK.
Numi" r of dealera In h-af-tobacco: NOCtb
Carolina, MB; Virjini .
, are mede moatly in New
North Carollaa.
Th. si;?? nl in uatl?
i ? amoklBg ti
were manufactured are Missouri, Ken
tucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Mi-hi
and Ohio?Virginia prod?
ami North ?Carolina prods
. inda
LEAF-TOBAO ' ?. BN1
During f r De?
? ::i. UM1,
In Virginia tu d UM I, 87 pounds ol
ami of B? rap, 657,059 pour N l !ero?
Una, With -'"
pounda ,?f leaf and 164,741 pounda of scrap
in tbe aame pi rli d
lured, of ; rat, and araoblng to
-.-'.
pounds, and N >rth Carolin.?. W.Mff.tM.
REFONT OS MIM OPKKATIOMS.
Il? ?.?n iiiimi ?if BgSSle l*n? inrntfi?
Qnld Calnagte ?if * ? ??? ? -
WA8HINOTON, November BL?In his
,? report, Mr. Oeorge EL Roberts, the
Dir, ctor Of the Mint. Bays:
t importanl i rt .-as of tb? I
year in the world of g
- ban been i : summation of
iii?- long-planm d resumption
payments by K,:-r-?n in .
it Ion ?>r iii?- monetary eyatem of
with gold a the ai indard, aad the
m fusel >?t the gOTernment of India to co
operate with tl rerun : the
Unit? :??i Fraaoa in an eff"rt
. in by Intel nat?os il
The gold I world In 1897,
s tha orded, amounting In
17 in
lv I. ? If th? form? r i im, I wat
ttsly MBUW1 IM
S m t addition to th.- stOCb "t gold I
Ti,,- pi la? ? bj ih ?
Qreat i tritain, Ruasha, Qsrn
Auetria-Huagary, France, and .'
n,, extraordinary coinage of the > .ir
rations of
Rusais, Auatria-Hungary, and Japan for
mon? tai y n tot ms. In tha i sse of
? psrtl iv, hieb baa
b,tn acramulatlag for rears, much of it
m ,,,,i s, v I he ntlnta
t.. prepare II for circulation,
'i h con ?s of
mon? -Ina to tho
greal gold i?
erv?. temaf thered y< ar by
year until it la tb? gi gle board
... KM, b-. in
itsilf. . m- .- '': ; -I ' ? v : I
i irest ss ** world'a production
continu?e the Wr?
luntlng to tbe val i
ding that ol 1891 by I
Is, Ju ' ' ' I :
band, ? rtaln tl the pi iducl of IB I erIU
? great tr."
"The returna from South Africa lor ten
months si??.\v thai el tb? preeent i
tlon, Ita .. ? ',?1 nill CXC1...1 the yield
I j?.,.. ti., (rom
??.,i ?-n -a ??? ' its product m UM
win . \,-,-. -i th?- produ t of :-?.,: pj
: torn July 1Mb :
l.Mii tbe i I H al ?
Ban ,,,, ?,. , from th? Canedian Yuhon
j ,i on tbla
prod ictlon ?
. be in?
, m in. United st.?its can bardly fell
Tin* total ol Ou?-- eatlmateTla ui.Cs;.
;. ., edded to tb riguu-s < .
i ind?cete a ?arorld'a producl -
-. ii the i, malnli |
in tin Ir sggragat ;?'?i. The
?oroducl ? I IM1 W.MM, will b?- mon
than ih'ut?.?-i. and tr.?* oomblned -.aUie of
by ?gold alone. ?Hocha, In
. ..i in Bui I I i -
r, UM, to
l, . ?n. r? ,-? ?1 about 0.00
i of gold In
the l iiit.-'i Sut? bu n ised bl
r.ooo. Tbe in? raun In the s"i?i
holdln l; ' x
' : \ ... : . ! ggl ..In?.it
? Total g ?Id thua ac< eunted foi.
liKlktn \ull<?y It?.n,l to lie Sultl.
(BaltlS i I Amen- ,ui. _nii.>
Commlaaloner Martin, who eraa appolat?
<-d by n??- i ni'.? d Btat Circuit ( ?url to
teetlmon) In 'he caae >?f tii?
>-. ir and Y.niki.i i.nl- oad, baa, u
mithoritv of the c< irt, deelgnated ?Deccm?
?,, r bti I? aa th? late ? f th? aale of Um
road, 'i be aale s di i
N. c. 'i h. i? i In i
entirety, end not In la had been
.? Ired bj i ?rtica acting '??
?ny with tbe B uthern rsliwey,
u hlch wss repi? aeni
only on? i??>r-.i??n ??f the ?roed Th?
tv-.?? blddera f?-r the property will proba
bly hs the Baltimore nnd New fork com
mittee? The foraaer, of which Mr. nv. ii
ilrmnn, ?111 set In ' '
of the Beabosrd Alr-Un,, which
?ftere to auerantee th,? bond? at 4 per
??-?it. In addition lo ??ther con*id?*rations.
The New York committee, It Is stated.
will act In harmonv with the Bout!
rallwey. Oeni*ral John OUI Is at pn
receiver of the projA-rty.
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
.'LOSING GESKflAM.Y FUI M, WITH
NET t II \>fiK? MIXED.
PROCESS OP CAUTIOUS TESTING.
I'i ofil- Tnking In Southern Railway
and ii.Iht MnrU?-?f.rnln ?and Pro
Tlnlon Market? Suffer from Too
Mucb Tarkey and Mlnce-Ple.
NRW TORK, November 25.?The action
nt the aiock market today was suggf-a
Uve of a proaaag of rather elaborate ?gad
?as testln*?. The powerful allied In
terests which have led the second bull
ogn refrained from buying on a
large scale to-day, and seemed to occupy
the position of l?x>kers-on at the sale? in
progress, standing ready, however, to
? m?? to the support of their favorites In
the event of their bMng too hard pr?-, -? i
?PraflUtafclat was very c'.t-arly In evid.-n
In the Atchison Issues, the Federal 8fel
?Si ink a ?Pooplefa Gas, Southern Railway
preCSriOdtK-nnd a number of oth'-r stocks,
upon which th* r-.<' nt. ?advaaOS has been
Bt to ?aiaks profita attra? tive. The
selling ?preeaaie was hy no nseane urgent
in thess st-??.-k.--, wi ich ?showed a decide i
fa?inff off from the r>? Ml ?1? .u??" of ;???
tivity. t->.?-? pt Atthison pref.rr-?d. Bui
wen ?Slearly ladlspOOed to advar.ee.
Thi Northern PntCiflo stocks maintained
?this ??. < <;i??i ?iropiplng ?tendency ?pending
all of further aoaaaltatloaa hatwasa
?the North? rn ratifie and ?Oregon Navi? i
tioa authorities, looking to the adjust
ment of the ciiSf'Ut?- over division of terrl
"?i i a - ?gnlflcant that the ?stocks
ef ? ther ralln ids vitally Inter sated in ?ths
?snatroverey were Inclined to advance.
There mat ?evidence of manipulation at
?sonsa pointa, no doubt designed to coun
thi ?.inlit-takincr ?slSfWbegO and t?;
sustain th?- mark?-t. This was most fiag
?mni ?a ths Heading laeane. The movt
m.'nt In the otl.tr CnnPt? was Insignifi
cant, Slth igb sftBTtS w?-ra made to con
v? y the Impression that the movement In
?the Beading ?seonrttfoo was doe to fav?r
Bts la the coal trade.
There iron aleo very positive ?steaasats
mants of strength at a few points.
TOBACCO LO-U two points.
Sugnr turned weak after early strength.
Toba?. ? loot over 2 points. The clos
Ing wag P ii'-M?y Arm, and the net
- ar?- iniv? ?1.
Thi bond market was much less active
than recently, and ?shared in the Irroga*
larity of Oie, stork mark-t. ToiaJ sa!<?s,
f-t.'.':".????. United ?States 3's, ?the ?new Pa,
Bad ih?- o!?I 4's, re(,dst re?l, advanced 1-S
In the bid DftOB.
The ?total sah?sj of stocks were I
?sisar --, ?Inoludlng Atehlaon, TJK; Atefai?
?SOa i; ' ' ' -': Baltimore and Ohio,
Burlington an?i Quinsy,
Louisville and Nashville, 16,120;
?; Northern Pacific, UMt;
Reading, MM; H?.<k Island, T4S; Bt P I
n Ml; ?Union l'a? iti?' (preferted), iui:i;
rn Hallway. IMP; Boutherfl ?Rail?
era) ?(preferred), PMp', Tobacco, 27,&?;
Bcopi? .:.; ?Bagar, UMA.
MONET AM? K.\ciiA.\r,E.
Money on call steady at 2'?721-2 per
cnt.. ?a at 2 l-i per ?cent; prime
, '. 1-.'? ) ? l-J per cent.
B ? rttng ? xchang4* i isy, with. a?ctua]
bin at HJtl KEf
?demand, and *?l.S13-4i/*>t>- for sixty
: and
2; c.tnm.T. |nl bill?. li.M'.i.t M 1-2.
Bllvsr certificates, M1-IQC11-1 liar sii
v?i. ?,?> ;-! ;. Mexloan ?dollars, MT-t?
?Oovernmanl ?bonds ?strong State bonds
rinn. Ratlrog i ?bonds ?ttTagalar.
BANK CLBARINOB.
Ths ?total bank clearings ?in ?ths ?United
for ths sreefc w?ars UMljtPl9--pot
cent. -"''?: ?encinales of Now
IMS ' '' '' ' . 12 0.
KE.W YOKK STl>?.? QU ITATIOSS.
Cloalr.j?.
Atchlson . M -,
Atchl pi si red . -5is
?BaltUnore and Ohio .
Cai ? P .
la Southern . ?i;.
. > &
Ch? p ak< and Ohio . 1 .
Chit ago an i Alton . I 0
!.. and <-i.
igo and E. ill. 9t%
Chicago and E. I... ?prof? rred. 11 ? ,
. \v. 10
? i, Ind. ?and U . t?
Chi., Ind. and L., preferred.
?hi. and N. w.up;
Chi. and N. w.. ?preferred . Ill
?,? ,. ?and Bt. ?Louts . U_
i . c. C ni Bt i?. prefem d.
i>. i. and ?Hudson . ' '''?
Del., I., ?and W. 141 ,
I?, n. and ??Rio Q. II
?Den. and Rio U.. preferred . U
aew) . bo,
Brie (new), 1st preferred.
Port Wayne . ?IM
Ot Nor., preferred . I?IH
Hacking Valley . 3
la Ci ntral . U1J4
J.'i.? ?and w.
and W.. preferred .
Shore . ?IN
?Louie, and Naah. PJk
Manhattan L. W_
Met Btreel Railway .lTi'j
Michigan Central . ?
Minn, and ?St I.
Minn n i Bt ?L, i?t preferred. 9\_
Mo ?Pa? ni" . 9p?
and "hio . :'7
,\L.. K. and T. 11%
Mo., K. ?and T., preferred. si
New ' utr.il . i?l
N. m ?ork i.'? ntral . i? - -
H. v.. ?hi. and st. I. ,
N. V., rhl. and rft. L.. 1st |?r..-f. 71
H. Y.. Chi. and St. U, M picf. _1V_
Nor. West . U
No ?Arm r. ?Co. ?W
No. Pacific . -i1?1,,
.\?>. ?Pacific, preferred . nfi
Ontario and w. It%
Ore. i: md Nav. :
. L4n< . UM
p icil let prel ?rr?*?d . l?
?Pacifia Coast -i ?piafarrad . &7
?Pittsburg . l'i
ng . IStf
Jlea.liii^. 1st preferred . ;\ .
R Q . U
R. <v B pn : rn d . tun
Rock Isl ind .
> . ?Louis aa i h\ F. .
?and B. P., pn ferred. JnZ
Bt. ?Louis and ?S. i-'.. .?l ?preferred. 4. ?
?St Louis and s. w. - .
s. ?Louis and ?B. W? ?preferred. IS?
.
Bl i ? il, prel nred .i?;j? j
Bt. ?Paul ?and am.
Bt Paul and <?ni., preferied. 1?,, *
Bl P., M and M. lH
: Pa ni'1 . UM
So. ?Railway . i ,
B? . ?Rai s prel rred . pBL
Texai Ifle .
Union ?Pacific . W?^
Union Pacific, ?preferred . ?sv?.
f. P. I>. and Q. ?
?v . ?-ii . fl
v. ? ?rred . ;.
v..'.? ? i snd L. B.|
id I* E., preferred . li
KXl'KH?S COMl'AN'lIJ?.
Afdama Bapreee . m
American ?Eaprees .l_
United states . 4i
Wells Kargo. _5
Ml?V'KLLANKOUd.
A. Oat OB . . ZI7.
A. ? At . tl:
.. W>t
American bplrtta, preferred . ?y
.
American Tobacco, prtferred . _p
Cone, Gas. it:
faule Co. 17?
i and Iroa . 22^
Col W. ?and Hun. preferred . 77
rl? . o2
Ha ,. Com'I Co. ?l
Bteel . l?H
national l'-nnr . 59
International Paper, preferred.
Oaa . ?Vi
. tl
1^-*?1. preferred . U--,
Minn. Iron . _4J
: ,1 1.m oil . 01*
?Pacific M?ll . i?
People'?* Oaa. l<?0?,
Pullman Palace . 1?
-i?..r Cartlfieatse . Co1,
Standard Hope and Twine. 7
. 12 IS
Sugar, preferred .lll\
T. ?'. und Iron . 2>l
y s. I.rather . '?H
y s. Leather, preferred . AT
U. ? _. Rubber . C^
U, B. Rubber, preferred .l?-*4*4
Western Union . iW*,a
Federal Steel .
Federal Steel, preferre?l . 76
bUN? LIST.
New U. S. 3'a.1*%
ti. S. new 4's, registered. l_7fctfl-?*J,
O. fc'. new 4's. coupon . 1.*7Vii-? ?
to. S. 4's. ' i
U. H. 4's. coupon . 11-Uu- -'?.
U. S. .'s . ,?*?>
U. S. 6's, registered. tot '>>U2-,
U. t?. 5's, coupon.
District Fa, ??s . U**'-'*
Alabama (Class A). ?
Alabama tClaaa H>.?',7
Alabama ?Jiasa C) .1(-l
Alabama (Currency) .1?"-*.
Atehison 4e . 91%
AK-hlson adj. 4's. 7t1-.
Cas. So. 2's.
Chi sapeaba and Ohio 4V*-'s. I
? bicsgo Terminal 4's. WM
Chesapeake and Ohio 6's.-U*>
C. H. and D. 44's (offeted). I0t%
D. an.l K. O. l.-ts. I'-*
D. and it. ii. ?is. .? ? "N?.
East ienneaese lata .'u?
Erie G-.-n. l'a . 2%
F. W. and D. 1st?, t. r. Wig
? . n< i.,i _.i?9c S's . I-'?'
O. to. and ?i. A. C'a . M?
?i. 11. and S. A. 2'_ . 1?>4
11. and T. C Fa . '>
II. and T. C con. C's. l?'>
Iowa C. Is;s . IM
La. new consola, 4's .-. I0t%
L. and N. lui 4s. WA
Mis: ?url ,'.- . i
M. K. and T. Fl. ' i
M. K. und T. 4's . N
N. Y. Ceutral lata . H*-'*?
N. .1. C. Fa.
North ?Carolina Fa . ?M
North Carolina 4'm. IM
Ni?, r . ni1*
No. Pac. .i? . t>?
No. Paa i's . l'T'i
N. Y. C. and Bt L. 4's.
Nor. and W. Fa. IM
Northwestern console . ii
Northwostsra fieb. .?s.iliVi
o. Nav. une .il*
o. Nav. l'i .U%%
O. S. Lu?,- Fa, t. r. 1."
O. S. Line Fs. t. r. 109%
tPaciflc Fa ??f ?M. Vtt%
Henning l'a . M
R, O. W. lsts . MM
St. Louis and Ir. M. Con. 5's. H .
m. L. ami han Fian. lien, ?is . lu
St. l'aul Con. MB
St. l'aul C. and P. lsts . IM
St. l'aul C. and P. l'a. l?''
Bouthern ?Railway Fa.iO'j%
R0| < sad '1 .vine ?i'.--.-, TI
Tenn. new est 3 s. 91
Tex. Pac. L o. teta . i'?
Tex. l'a. L. G reu. 2's. 17
!.'. i*. D. and Gulf lsts. >*.'?
Wabash 1st l'a. UZ%
Wsbssh 2's. 91
W. Shore ' -< .
Inla (' nturlea . 80
Virginia ?'enturles, deferred. .','.
Wta, C<antrsl.
Mobile and Ohio 4's (bid). U%
S. un..! Vf. consols, l's. U%
s. snd W., preferred. .
i'nlon Pacific, preferred . N ,
Union l'acin?- Fa.
Central of Ga. 5'.?. *?9
?entrai of Ga. lut In. MU
Central of Ga. tt ihid?. n
RICHMOND STOCK ICXI HANGE.
Richmond, Fa., November M, i8.?8.
Salo?: VirK?nla Centuries, l.ijuu at ?>?J; l.GuO
at *'; 4,5?JO at 80.
OOVMRNMBNT SECURITIES.
Did. Asked.
T'nlted States 4s .112 .
Ualted States ,Ts .it%% .
STATE S ECU HI TIES.
North Carolina 4's .'.(ir, .
North Carollaa Fa .129 .
I Virginia Fa (BOW. H?i .
| Virginia Centuries .80 *? !?
CITY BECURITIE8.
i Richmond city vs .m .
Kl limond city 6's .,...1M .
Richmond city Fa .U2% .
' Richmond city t'a .i?>i .
RAILROAD BOND*
Atlanta and ?Charlotte 1st 7's..i2?? .
A. and C. guar. Int., ti's.103"-4 .
Cap,: Fear and Ya?lkln Valley, C. tt%) .
?'., C. and Auguata Id T'a .il? .
Os. So. -,r?l i'.?,. Fa.10Sf4 ?'?"s
r?*t<rsburg Class A. ?'s.IT, ....'.
isburg t.'la?r.*i H. Fa.U?> .
, Rich, and M?-i-kie?iburg 1st 6's.. M l'->
! Southern Hallway 1st ?'s.Wt% .
Va. -Itdlai i <.. to. Fa.101% .
i Western North Carolina 1st Fs.Jli .
0?BOrgia ?'?nil Alabama prof. 6'S..lfttt .
gis Sad Alabama consuls_ 99% 101
' Richmond 1 ractloa ?'s .i?4 ?..;
! N.and \v. lai mort con. 4 p. c. 8<6l_ .
I Norfolk Stre.t Railway ist 5's..i"i [ im
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte .WO 120 .
.- and Uiiiu . ?) 8 .
North Carolina .k?j im .
Norfolk and Western ptet.Mt .?
to. <_ P. a ... F. a !'. conn't TO 100 ...'..
to.. 1 . and P., common.100 IM% .
. 11., to. aii,l 1*. ulv. obllgt'n..100 1-5 .
R., l-'. a P. 6 pot ex. guar..MM I4fi .
R., F. aad P. T per < ?.. gusr..lM MO .
Hichmond sad Petersburg ..100 US _'.
B uthern Rsllwsy, prsf.IM i?> ....!
Bouthern ?Railway, com.IM M .
? ;.. end Alabama, pref.MM -12
and Alabama, common. ig% t**u
i;.o, Bou an i Fla. l-t pref.: ?? ?
Norfolk Btreet-Rallway Co.?i1._ o-i
HANK ?STOCKE
CltisenS? Exchange . MMj .
City . .
Firat National .?if? l?,2 .
Merchante? National .100 IM .....
Metropolitan .U 2\ .
National Hank of Virginia, .lo? l?U l?>3*
Planters' National .: ?? Ml .
Pat BST. and Ins. Co. M M% .....
.'iv .IM HI .
State Hank of Virginia.1?<) ID .
Union Hank of ?Richmond . M Lo .
nia Trust Company...JM iii .
S i\lngs Hank of Richmond.. M 17 .
Rich. Trui-i and y. l>. Co.MS .
INBURANCE COMPAMHB,
lia Fire snd Marine.... 2". 27 .
Virginia State .25 ".'t' .
MiaCELLANEODfl.
Am?-rjean Tob. Co., pref....100 MM .
American Tob. Co., com.... ?w U4% .
Va.-CaroIlna ?'h?-m., pref....100 U2%
\ a-? Molina Chem., com....100 t'A UJg
*Quotatloaa are for bonds maturing la
not less than ten years.
OMAN AMI COTTON KXCHAXGK.
Richmond. Va.. NoTOSBbet '-..
Quotationa: Whest--Loagbsrry. 62 f
Ti%c,; mix?!, fi.' to l__o. ; Bhort berry, 6:
; No. I red. 7?'??c. Corn?White
Virginie, l??iK lots, 4<)c.; No. 2 win
C- ; No. I white, M to 40o. ; No. 2 niiv?l
Mc ; No. 3 mixed, nsi?.c : white. Virginia
to ?Me. oats-No. 2 mix
No. 3 mlxe?l, ?la; winter seed, 3v to 3Gc
Rye??* to O'c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va., November 2-1. D.'S.
Private aalea t,?-?i?-,y were it followa
Fillers, 3 Bmok? rs, 2 hogs
! hearts; bus. '21 bogshesds; snaps. 1
h.-.id. Total number of bogsbeeda aoltl
during the any,
Th- ' light receipts
; and deliveries ti -day.
.-aits dt sew '?.r\ looee tobaooo on th*
R! hmoB : I '" were: Cren
1 ebaw*a Warebouss, M.M0 pounds; high, si
piice, J8.7.'?. BhOCh
pounda; highest price. |12. Stonewal
Warehouse. 11,170 pounds. Total numbei
of p'.'inds sold during the day, 107,776
hiebest price W.
iitj?rs. Frsssr _ Tompklaa have th.?
of tba mark., for tbe weak
Dark ioldi-In rather better demand: r.
?elpts as i "it?-rings continu?! light
Hrlghts?Unchanged; quiet. Sun-Cur.?
fold)?Nothing doing; ??eason oser. N?v
*, -I'oiTiing m freely this week am
aelllng -?t good prices, All Bood to prim
a m demand; damsgsd stock has t<
be bold al .
DURHAM TOBACCO MARKET.
DURHAM, N. C, November 2*,.? (Spe
,-iai.i Durham has recently g-Mten he
Old-time DTI is on. Two y?a.
ago there was an BJBSthy In her tobacc
market, which made her los? much o
her warehouse prssUgn Things are dlf
ferent now, uni already there has bed
n? ?r>- tobacco sold here this BBS SOB thai
during, the tobucco year of li9G-*J6. Fo
the fits! time In the histoiy of the towi
sales were conducted all day ami for mor,
tu.m .m n?ur by eUetrlc lights on Wed
night in order to clean the floor
tor Tnareney'a -ales.
<; KM-: It AL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. November _",.?Fiour
Qulet for ell grades and a little eaaler
Minnesota patents. $3 ? S4H.11?.
H ye Flour?Firm.
Buckwheat Flour-Stea-lv nt 12 for s?pot
Huckwheat? Quiet *t ?2??J?3c.
Cornmeal-8tea?(v, yellow western, 7?K
75c.
Rya?Steadier; No. ?. fc
Barley?Finn; malting, western, ?y^fiSc.
f, edlng, 4Sty42c
Liarle v Malt-Quiet; western, SHAM a.
Wheat?Bpot Btrong; No. 2 red. Ct%\
TO1-,,*. Options opened steady, on forelg
buying, but ruled weak all day. in fac
of big clearances and fine Continent.?
?__r__tt? The crowd was bearish, an
s? ?1?1 freely on good crop news. 8aU
eluded No, 2 red, December, TlVic.; a
cl?->eed 75V:.; May cloacd 71 ^c.
Corn-Spot firm; No. 2. _ ?-;. Of
opened steady with wheat, but
we.tki ncd later by lower cab'es. be
weathur news, and the decline in ?a
. , n?-i l??w??r. I??? ember c
IS-V-; May closed 23MiC.
Oats-Spot steady; No. I, ?***?. Op
dull.
Beef-Steady.
riit-M at?- Rnrely steady.
Lard?Lasv; western st?amed elosi
BS.2S4PB&.371 j ; city, ti; Noveiut>er closed
nominally. rc-flned quiet.
Pork-.j?il.?t.
Butter--Firm; western creamery,
lie.; factory. 12-f}14?4c.; Klglns. He.; ii
tlon creamery, 1!^17M|C.; State dairy
?Oc.: creamery, 1?
?Chssas Pina; large white, 9'-?c.
BggB?Plrm; St.ite and Pennsylanin
Q'?,c.; western fresh, la-Vic; southern
--'.
Potatnee-Steady; Jeraeya. ft?$1.40:
York. $1.25ii$i.50: Long Inland,
sweet!?. Jersey, tl-S2; southern. SSQ0
Cottor.seed-Oll-Steiidv; prime c
?-.; yellow. 21??4'fi_'C.
Petroleum-Steady.
Rosin?Firm.
Turpentine-Firm at S9?4fi.X)c.
Rtce?Plrm; licmestlc, fair to extra,
61. ; Japan. 1% ,
i 'abbage ?Quiet.
('??free?Options opened steady,
prl?*es 5 point-? higher, and further
proved on bullish foreign news. H
warehouse deliveries, small Braalllai
o Ipts, and local support, Improved
dltions In spot trade, and bullish ata
?sal situation. Close at a net g\ln of
points. Sales. 10,500 bags. Including
?-nil?--, *.", :'< ' i V?.??-: March, $.".7?J. Spol
?steady. Mild ?steadier.
Sugar??Raw strong; no seller-* nt qi
tioris Fair retiring, le ; centrifugal. I
arte teet *' ' ; m?'??-?1?? sugar, ;;\c.
fined steady at a decline; mould A,
?grunulatad ">',.-.
BALTIMOUB PRODUCE MARKK
BALTIMORE, November 2?.-FI
Dull and unchanged.
Wh?set?Bteady at the decline; spot
the nv.nth. 72Hi|72Hc. ; December,
7-'V\ ; January, tipfi.', southern when.
Corn?Flrrnj spot, the month, and
cember, .W-?i39t.?c. : new or old, Novei
cr December. SStyirWic. ; January, !
K-Vfc.i February, ?M^c; southern \
corn, 36V?Tia9c.
Out s-Firm: No. 2 White, 32'?.*fS$C. ;
2 mixed. 30V?y931c.
Rya Easlsr??No. 2, near-by, 32^0.
?Su?gsr?Strong.
But- - ly\ fancy creamer*/, J?'!.
do., ?ladle, l'I'i/Mc; -r?tnre-pa??ked, 13<i?i
Fggl -Weak: fr?"=h. S
i?hee?-v-Steady; falcy New York, !i
HK/l'" a?.
u< s Wo.
vVhlskey?Uachanged.
NFW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKF
Ni.w TORK, November -The i
ket opened quiet and firm after the
day, with but a moderate attendanc
n i only a quiet spot bust)
? ?ntrlbiitlons to demand erer I
over, considerable, and sales In the
?negate reached fair total. The et
tlon of the foreign goods dtvistotl
tiri'ies unsatisfactory to Importing
tu rests.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKST,
?CHICA-fJO, November '.'.".?All the g
an?i provlrton markets appeared to
Buffering from tor. mu<?h turkev
mlnc-plo trimmings to-day. 1 >?il
was th? ruip, nn,) ,,ri.???s declined. Wl
shows a loss ?if l-Mil-2?-. Corn
lower, 'mi.?? ?ara i .-had?- ?Sewer, Pr?:
i??t"^ declined 2 l .
The hailing futur.-s ranged as fnllos?
Opanlng. Highest Lowest. ClOS
Wheat-No. 2.
Nov. .... .... fits^
Dec.''?'v'', '??"? r?;',-?/?, i,?-?'
May .?. ? , ?, . ? .
Corn?No. 2.
?*. V-\
1' .... . , . *_ :
May .31 f?V, ?UV. ?'.t:,
Oats-Xo. 2.
Ds." ?, - yol v , :?
May .
Pork-Per Bbt
Dei.UM t > ?7
Jan.p.15 H.15 ftOTU tO
.UM ?MI ?.'.-'?'j $9
?Laid?Per 1*00 iba.
D ? .?MJI ?Mil $1.*? St
Jan.|5.i?r, IS.06 ?SS.-00 -V.
?May .UMm ?til jui p
Short ?Ribs -I'er l'*0 Iba.
Dee.?14.60 PIPA PU) $4
Ja 1.M '" ?i.'.:?- PAVA ?
May .'ITT'? M.?TH PiPk U
y? llow , .1 .?-. Flour qul< t.
. Ing v, heat, ? - ? , ; No. 2
Su 2 01
Uc, t. 0. h.; NO. 2 White, f. o. b.. !
: white, f. ??. I... . N ?. 2
. No. 2 bar No. 1 flaxs
Prime timothy aeed. *_.*_, .\
pork, per Imrrel, f7.88??->$7.W ?Lard,
l?"i i??.un?Is $r..i?_'??2-?f,?*"?.0fi? ?*li<?rt-r,b s
l, i I. : '.?( $1.80. Dry-salt?.?,1 .slioul?
. Short ? lear aldea (1
1 ? ,1). 'I.'*? ?.! I.'.?,'?. Whiskey, ?lis:.
ish.-d ?goods, per ?gallon, ft.2?. Sugar.
loaf, nn?-! anged. Butter ?
l i'.iJl'??-. : dairy. VlO'uVjr. i'h. .se qulel
n r m . ii-.-ii. _".
THF COTTON MASERU
LIVBRPOOU Kovember P-4 P. I
(Totton: Spot In fair d? mai.?l. 1?:
Am ri m ?middling, ?fair, ' ' '
good middling, 3 9-32d.; middling, 3S-3
low middling, 2**V32d.; good ordlm
I.; . dinar/, 2 17-JM.
Th? sa;, s ??i ?the ?day wer?" lO.OOO ba
of which 1.100 ?bales wars lor speci
ti??n and export, and inrlui* ?1 *J..'}?>? b.
of American; receipts, UJOO Lalts,
American.
Putur?9S opened steady, ?a 1th a moder
demand, and ?-1? >> ,1 qtilet; American t
diing. low middling clause, No?., mi
12-4491 MM., ?sellers: November and
cember, I 1 -?;v- : : <" !., sellers; D??c??m
?and January, t9?I-O?A., sellers; .lanu
and F? binary. 8?3 l-84d., buyers; Febru
an?! ?March. 3i-??i?i. buyers: March 1
April. 'A 2-t'.td., Sellers; Atril ami M
3 Md., buyers; Mav ami Ju
: i-?;iil.. sellers; June and Jl
:; i-i'.i.i.. ?buyers; July and August IN
?sellers; August and fnept?.?tnber, '?r>->
... s.lUrs; September and Octot
. ?sellers.
NhTW YiH?K. November 25.-The ea
PhSSSS of the cotton market to-!..- ?v?.
of an sncouragtng nature i<> the 1
crowd. Early telegrama reflected a b
Ish undercurrent .t?? sentiment In
South, wt'll-sustaine?! pri.?ea In th?? I
lish market during th?? h ?lid iy, rene.
activity in ?spot ?cotton markets, no
up in the demand ior ?SOttoa gooda. elt
In New England ?>r abroad, growing ap
ulattve Interval on the part of old-tl
outsida Investors, and a l?r??a?lenlng <
in pretty generally to reduce c
estimates. But the response to th
favorahle factors was not pronoun"
There was some Investment buying, 1
littii outside ?speculatlvs Interest was?
played, and the market was disappol
ing a.- to II Tu?:
on call WS 1.ally active, saes
?ing, in fact, anything wit:.
'?Change 'for months [ ?at During
call large blocks changed hands w
ty. ?Later. ?howen or, busin
dwindled off to meagre pr.iportlons, 1
1 a la<k of positiv?? conviction,
the ?pert of all classes of traders. (
market after opentng steady, at 1
Changed prices t?> aa advance of I poi
OB ill?- bullish features?, advanced 2 pol
on covering, but later eased off on bear
pressure In the absence of definite ape
lativs support The elose aas bar
. with prices 1 point higher t<
i ael lower.
Cotton tirm: middling, 67-lfc.; net
eeipts, Iftli balea; groai r?
1
exporl lo Oi it Britain, l,1fl 1 il s,
the Continent 1,101 balea.
Tota' to-day: Net receipts, UM? ba!
expni . at Britain. H.1I0 bal.s;
the Contln-Snt 20.*? bales; stock, l.-t?,
Consolidated: Net receipts, 422,513 bal
? \p.irts-t?. ?Oraal Britain, ltS,??>5l hales.
?Prance. Mt.fOt bal?ea; to the Contlne
iin.ii?; ?bah -
Totals -sir.co 8e?ptemb*r 1st: Net
4.025 tuiles; fxporta?to Or?
Britain, IJS9.I1I I atet; to Fran
?balso; to tii>? Continent 3??t..Vi7 >
Cotton futures opened steady; Deee
b? r. $."):t); January. 1637; February, la.
March $6.30: April $0.12; Mav. is.V,; J111
?.'??;?, july, S5.61; August, PM; .Septemb
October, t?5.M
Furar?s cloesd ?<U-ady; November, g?.
1 ?? ? - iiiti.-r. ?V?.2i;. January. *_.--). K.-bruai
:, :i; March, UM; April. F>S7, Mav. p.
June. PH; Julv. IS.17; August. ??.SI; 3?
tl mher, Ifi.M; 0*-tot>er. ?S.5?.
Spot firm; middling uplands, 5 7-1?$
middling gulf. 6 11-W?.: sales. 1.150 bales
idy: Net recelpta. 1S.?_4 balea; arc
11 ;?/> "21 ?bales; exporta?to Or?
1, 11.-Hi bales; to France, 7ft bah
te ths continent, 8.72S bales; f.irward?
2.001 bales; aplnnera, 1,!
NFW ORBFAN.-?. I.A.. November 25
; Cotton?Futurea: Holiday; Labor-Day.
NAVAL-kTORE MARKF/fB.
CIIARLF.STON. h\ C. November H
' Turptniln?*?Plrm at S6c.; a^lee, none
K ??ln-yul?t and unchanged, ?ai?
; nona.
-A'.'ANNAH. ?A., November p
Low in Price,
High in Quality,
Pet feet ion in Fit.
It is time for you to select your
Winter Overcoat.
We have a splendid selection
and the prices are low. Kerseys,
Vicunas, Cheviots, and Meltons,
in ail the latest shades.
Two special lines :
OVERCOATS TO ORDER,
$15 and $20.
A big line of Worsted Stripes,
TROUSERS TO ORDER,
$5.
Morion C. .tout Uo.,
TAILORS,
826 EAST MAIN STREET.
DeWitt's Little ~
EARLY
RISERS
The famous little pills. Cure bllioaa
o?'.*-*?, h<8adachc, constipation, iodlgea?
tion, heartburn and torpid lirer.
Very small, very safe, very surta,
Most popular pill over made.
Prepared by E. 0. DeWftt? 4 Oo,, makore Of
OeWltt'a Wltoh U-\sel Salve.
FIVAEC1AL.
The Savlnga bank of RJchrocnd,
November 1. ItM.
ON AND AFTER JANTARV 1. IM?.
THIS HANK WILL ALLOW INTEREST
ON DEPOSITS AT THE RATE OF S
PER CENT. !?? r annui.i.
Ry order of the Henr-l of Directors.
JAMES M. BALL,
no 1-pO'l t til ('?.shier.
. . *
Spirit!- or Turi-eiiUno?Firm at 37c; re?
IM ?.ink.??.
Rosln?Flrm and un? hinged; aalea, Wi
barn I??; receipts, I M
WILMINQTON, N. C, November 2&.-.
Pplrlts of Turp"iirino-l?'Irm at 37?<__?4 l-_o.i
be.
k? sin N . ?ing; receipts,
ban ela.
Crude Turpentine?Firm at tlJC, $1 *>\
and fJ
Tar- Firm .? ?a barrels.
i BTER8BUR0 T '-'.\ I " M ?VRKIT.
i'ETi-.csiM ! ?:. \,\ . NeveadMr _&-?
?. .? sat?
littlo
total C? 'ii
m,iii to medium
to tiu?- |US '
v. i" rood
- > to.-, ge ?l
to tin wr medium t.j
hipping, .-*. to " i hlp
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, va.. | Sre
eUl.)? Peanuts -Farmers' market -v? all? r:
shIps at t%C. i
2c. for atrlctly i ? ? prime;
nuts ??ff? r
? l ?it 60c. im. h? I, Tbe marl
.? " oik on any grades, In
new ato !- ? ? d eline.
SUFFOLK l'KAM'T II \RKI-.T
?1 kkolk, FA., Novei Pee*
? !,! i Hand pick? d, fancy, t%e . -??tr-?,
Virginia shelled No l, V
2c: extra I -" ' ' No.
farmers ?s?-?>,l_. ?1-,,-.; Bpsnlsh, M
to 4 per 1 nabel.
PETERBBURO l'KAM'T MARKET.
PETBR8BURO, va, November 25.
Ia_>?New Virginia i? .,nuts bteaOy:
prime, 2c.; extra prime, .'..; fancy,
2,<:.; neat Bpaalab firm si
PETERBliURa COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA., NovemN r 20.
Cotton??Flm at 4lu-in-ii-c for'
_nnd \o nice iota_
MIHVN HE THE SEA WAR.
Plans WnnH Have Bees Differ?'??!
Hail W < S ?Ml If, III I limit.? ?t.
LONDON) November 26.?Captain Ma.
han has Just publlabed the first of a serle*
of four articles on "The. War on the Sea
and ltd lessons."
Whllo admitting the danger of passlnt
final Judgment on events still recent?
Captain Mahan argue-? that In the drive
of a life a rapid and rough but atill s
working decision must be formad from
the new experiences. Material, he saya,
Is not yet available to give a complete
story of the operations, nor la tbe time
ripe for final decisions, but only suSJl
elmt to BUggeet general lines of thought.
He recall* that th?? Am?'rl?-nn navat
plans were conditioned by the fa>ot that
the war was undertaken primarily to
drive Spain out of Cuba, for if a more
general appr?ci?t.on of the situation had,
i a a,I?.pied and tho United States
had taken account of the injury It ha?l
sustained by the lniqult??ii-i character of
Hpanlsh rule in her colonies, and had de
clared war ?m those ground. -?*?* ob
jective American operation would have
been differently chOOOB so a* not merely
to help Cuba, but lo compel Spain to
adopt such terms aa the United State?
might demand.
GREAT VALUE OF PORTO RICO.
In such cue the red uc t Ion of Port?
Rico \.oiji<i luv beca AsMflee's tint *-*
Jfcct In order to thr??w Spain back OB
home territory t<? : HI pert ber operations
in Cuba. Porto BkO would have been aa
imjurmouiitable obstacle If retained la a
strong sacaay*a hand* to Amertcaa opera
Uoaa m Cuba, and an equally valuable
base If wrist, d from the enemy. M*ban
Insists v.eighU.y on the great military bn.
portaaci of Parta Rico, whioh la to ?Cuba.
to the future Inthmlan Canal, and the
Pacitlc coant what Malta is or may be to
Egypt and beyond.
In estimating tho resjiecUve fighting
strength of the American and Spanish
Beate, tbe Nav>- Degartaeent h-ld ur?wa
vcrtngl** that no merely poeelble cuc-ceag
Justified a ri-k unies? It gave a fair prua
les of diminishing the cneniy's naval
force and so dexldlng the control of the
s-a upon whicb the issue of the war Co?
pended.
He attaches Immense lmportan?*e te the
bringing of the Or-gon from the PaciBo
to the Atl.-intio, b+caua* It ?*ho\\fd the
gilp the American Meet had o?n ?''ervem'a
squadron and the consequent power to
mov? the army to Santiago without tear.
NUMtlKIIB PREFERRED TO SIZK.
Captain Mahan paya high 'rtbuto to tas
commander-in-chtef for h!s eueceeaful
bottling of Cervers'a squadron In San
tiago, an operation frauaht with diffleul
tk.?,, doubts, and uncerta ntt?se. snd more
akin to the wiring down of champagne In
unbreakable bonds than the shoving of
the cork Into tne bottle.
Aa to Camera's move to the Philip?
pines. If he had persevered, though the
American fleet was quite aafe, It might
have necessitated a temporary sbandon
ment of Manila bay.
He then entere into s technical con
sideration of (he momentous problem
whether the Individual else of the ships
or numbere should be the aim et n-val
powera. and comes to tbe conduelen that
other tilinga being equal, aumbere mean
an increase of offensive power.
The article has eictted the llvelieat
interest In naval circle? ?eher?, owing te
Its unavoidable teu-nioaUty, It is pria
clpally read.

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