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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-22
Chicago.

CmcAeo, November 2l.-Flour- Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-tfnsettled, but Pener.
ally higher and somewhat excited; No. Q
bid December; sissc bid January; sales at
S47Eas596c January; No. 8, zoe; rejected 500.
Corn-In good demand at 3Sc cash; $3.50
December; 32I<c january; rejected 29c Oats
Demand fair and market firm at 2OSEa2OSlc
cash; 20Ma209Sc December; 209sc january.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Barley
prices shade lower at Ole cash; extra No. 8,
47a40 4c. Pork-In fairdemand but at lower
rates, and declined 10a25c; 80 65aG 10 casli;
30 IS December; $s 90 bid January. Lard
Active and lower at S 20 cash; IS 75a5 7711l
December; IS S5a6 81 u January. Bulk Meats
short rib 80 05a4 90; short clear 81 10ai 1879.
Whisky-steady and in fair demand at 81 90.
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Desperate Encounter With Masked Ruff
fans Suspicious Circumstances Con.
nectei With Badly Woundcd Parties.


FRAELlN, La, November 2l.-on the
morning OF the Goth rumors were ailoat
that tho residence OF Gilbert Newman,
Clerk OF the District Court OF St Mary,
had been entered the night. before byiun
known armed men. Several prominent
citizens went to Ncwman's house to ascer-
tain the truth or falsity OF tho report.
Upon examination they discovered traces
OF q desperate struggle, there being bullet
holes in every direction and blood on the
floor, door-knobs, and on the path leading
to the gate. About this time another re.
port was circulated to the effect that
Thomas P. Wilson, nh industrious and
highly esteemed young farmer, living
about two miles above here had been car
ried home the night before by unknown
parties, literally shot TO pieces. This re-
port being confirmed, several OF his friends
repaired 10 his house, but owing to his unf
consciousness they failed TO elicit any in
formation from him as to who inflicted the
wounds upon his person. The uniortu-
natc young man fingered until four clock
this morning when he died, and was fol-
lowed 10 his grave this afternoon by, q
large concoprse OF people. II there be
any connection between the traces oi
a terrible death struggle such as was
discovered at Newman's house, and the
subsequent finding OF Wilson's desperate.
ly wounded body on the gallery OF his
own house, two miles distant, there Is nc
proof at hand to establish it. Newman
and his wife say that they did not recog.
their assailants, which, coupled with the
high moral character OF Wilson, leaves
good reasons to doubt that he had any;
thing to do with the persons who visited
Newmans 5 house. Newman and wife es
coned 5ff 81 l.'a
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Wemhlishcd in Wednesdays 1STELlI-
ITcrR the announcement Of a grain
boxer up at Pittsburgh soliciting the pub.
l'io become parties to q "corn pool' that
s'Vas getting up, and telling the world
a'N sure corn is to go up in price within
aeheHt sixty days. That corn may so up
snoiat all impossible, and thatit may so
''Nn also is not any more impossible, aud
Sa' as this broker is concerned it is as
lStIy toNlo one thing rs the other. II he
'No"s-as he processes to know-what 1t
$50 sure to do, he has no need to solicit
IslOOlic to become partners ina "pooL"
A'ne has to dois tOputuP his own money
margin-thc same as he solicits
',a'f people to do-and make all
@e money he needs. II he is so
1faa!nIly impCcunious that lle- can not
1s ,' "sakc'Oi his own, or II he is one
~'aiSc prophets who have licither honor
+teHsIit among their acqu0intanccs, he
SnaFlIy the person TO be the financial
l'A'ser Of pool in which all the money,
p'Inone OF the responsibility or risk is to
Nln his keeping.
lRese pool" schemes seem to bC getting
u" vogue just now, judging from another
y announcement Of somewhat similar
,,e4a'i'as''cr-lonly va a little more thin likc)-
a'S 'lS 'las come under our eye in the shape
y %ee following announcement by q New
' 'oIk broker. We quote his announce
AeHts follows:
lOn August I'd, 1873, Western Union
S,aoeE'SSph stock sold at the New YorI
IL M H. Exchange for sly per share. Sept
tD,,;s.S' t%.S' !hts same stock sold at OCT q tlic
I,sH I'oH o. y per cent in II days. 1000
nss$, 'S',S oil this stock bought at Sil on
oNi,. 3l ! pcr cent required All actua
nv 'aL OF $4,000. The same stock sold O
Wv advanced price 0Ol showed q profit o
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manifested by large grants Of money and
arms Us well as byits successful efforts In
obtaining from the Cars government It's
formal recognition OF fixed boundary
agreeable TO himself, between his King
dom and neighboring Khanates. His sub
jects had been allowed TO pass freely
throughout India to thegreat benefit OF the
trade and commerce Of his country and in
no single instance has the Ameer himself
or any Of his people been treated unjustly
or inhospitablywithin British jurisdiction.
By every bond OF international courtesy.
as well as by the treaty engagements OF
1866 existing between the two countries,
binding him to be a friend of our friends
and IN enemy OF our enemies, the Ameer
was bound to a line OF conduct the reverse
OF that which he adopted. Her Malesty's
Government were unwilling to accept the
evasive letter brought from Cabul by
Nawab Gholam Hessecm Khan as Sheer
Ali's final answer, and determined to give
him n short time for reconsideration.
While, therefore, Her Majesty's Govern
ment acknowledge as fully binding on
them the pledges given by Sir Neville
Chamberlain to the chiefs and people
who undertook the safe conduct OF his
mission, they desired to make an effort TO
avert the calamities war. and with this OBJ
ject instructed your Excellency to address
to His Highness a demand in temperate
language requiring full and suitable
apology within agiven time for the atfront
which he has offered to the British Gov
ernment, the reception OF permanent
British mission within his territories, and
reparation for any injury inflicted by him
on the tribes who attended Gen. Sir Neville
Chamberlain and Mayor Cavanarie, as well
as M undertaking not to modest them
hereafter. These instructions wcreprompt-
lyl carried into effect by your
Government, and the
Ameer has been informed that
unless clear unsatisfactory reply he re.
ceived from him by the 10Th OF November
you will be compelled to consider his in
tcntion as hostile, and to treat him as de. |
clared enemy. II tonly remains for me to |
assure Your Excellency Of the cordial sup
port OF Her Maiesty's -Govcrnment in the
onerous circumstances in which you are
placed, and to state that have received
the commands OF Her Majesty to publish
this dispatch for tho general information
Of the public in anticipation of'the papers
with the important question
with which it deals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-22

MONTREAL. November 9l:-His Excel:
lency Marquis Of Lornc will be received at
.JacGucs Cartier Square, and the address z, o.
Welcome. viii. he delivcd atthe City han:
Three arches have becn erected. There
will be no procession, the welcome by
thousands OF citizens lining the streets DC.
inc considered sufficient. Bands Of music ,,s
wifi ill be stationed at prominent points. me
citizens will illuminate and make the IN.
tial entry OF His Exccllency one oil INC
vrandest @ affairs ever witnessed In Canada.
HALIPtX, November 2l.-The RlacS
Prince Il ordered to Portsmouth, Englanu,
as soon as the festivities heret attending
tIe arrival OF the new Governor General,
orc @ concluded. 1t Is thought that me
M Dnke Of ElinGug will be fnade' Rear Al
miral upon his return 10 Engl1nd. a
G"et % will leave on Friiayor Saturday 10
Sseort ass, the party into the hgrbor, and dur
iSo Tine vpt5gressi To the city all the e-iorts
ir6n E lie entrance 10 the dock yards VIII
Arc royal suIdleS lIundrcds OF flag poles
md TONS Of evcrgreeps are everywhere III
the eitv. Large excursion parties arc eN'
nsctei To witness thereccption.
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PHlLApELpHrA, November 2l.-Flour-Q Quiet
but firm: superhne 81 50a3 90; extra s. Goa
$50; Minnesota family 81 2Sa4 20; high
upward M. 2 red 81 O5a1 05h; amber 81 o.
al Os; white 81 0Sal 10: No. 2 Chicago f5c.
Corn-Firm and inactive; yellow 47aisc; old
mixed 48c; new 44Xc. 0ats-Finn; white
western 2aa3lc; mixed western 27a20c. Rye
STEADY; western 65a5GC. Provisions-Weak (;
Mcss Pork-$S 25a9 25. Bccf-lndia mass lla
l0IIc; hams, smoked g, ,,Ga91!c; picked 61Ea
7Hc; green 5ISc Iard-Easy; prime steam
Gkc. Butter-Dnll and easy; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra 2la2Sc;
Western Reserve l9a2lc. Eggs-Wcak; wcs-
tern 4a25c. Chcese--Heavy and inactive;
western 7aSAc. Petroleum-Quiet and weak;
refined DC: crude at 7kc. Whisky-Dull but
firm at 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-22
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Terrific Mine Explosion at
Sullivan, Indiana. d
A Scene that Beggars Description
Eight Kegs Of Powder Add to
the Horror Of the Tragedy.
Thirteen Men Killed Out ofThirty-Many
Others Suffering from suGoeation.


SULLIVAN, Ixp,, November e1.-A terri
Bile coal mine explosion occurred ut the
Sullivan coal mine, this place, to-day. The
explosion was caused by the ignition OF d
lamps flames with the gas and terrific
velocity was added by the fact OF there be-
ing eight kegs Of powder below. There
were thirty men In the mines at the
time OF the accident. The scene bcegars
description. There were thirteen Killed
outright, eight or ten wounded and many
OF the others are suffering so from suffo-
cation that their lives hang by q thread.
The excitement is so great that It is I'M:
possible at this time to get Mt the names Of
the unfortunates. Thomas and Samuel
Hanford, two ofthe eproprletors, are known
TO be killed. A great crowd OF relatives,
consisting mostly women, have gathered
around the i'll fated mine, and their lam
cntations are pitiful. M
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CScISSATI, November 2l-The E&ecu-
tive Committee OF the Society OF Friends
on Indian Affairs has been in secret ses.
sion in this city the past two days, and
closed their lab6rs this evening. Dele.
gates wore also present from New Eng
land, New York, Pennsylvania, and the
Western States, including Iowa and Kan.
sas. They reported some sixteen thou.
sand Indians under their care at
seven agencies ut the beginning
Of the year, since which time three
agencies have been taken from them
and placed In charge OF tho agents nomi-
mated by tho politicians. 0fthose remain.
Ing under their care fair progress is report.
ed in education and agriculture and they
consider that their agents have done their
work well. The object OF the meeting was
TO protest against the action Of tho Score
tary Of tho Interior In taking the three
agencies from the Society Of Friends and
giving them to politicians. They express
confidence In their method which they
claim would, II pursued, cause a steady
progress OF Indians towards civilization
and self.support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-22

Ctvo1SSAri, November 2l.-Cotton- Quiet
at. &C. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Heavy red and white SSaa5c. Corn-Go0d
demand at full prices, S2a33c. oats-Demand
fair and market Arm at 22a25c. Ryc-Quiet
and firm at 4Oa50c. Barley-Quiet and firm;
No. 9 fall 81 .0j; 81 10 asked. Pork-In good
tons; IS 90 bid; $S, ,25 asked, Lard-ln good
demand but at lower rates; steam IS Stla6 SellE;
kettle nominal. Bulk Mcats-Qnict; part
ly cured shoulders So asked; short rib sold ut
&c; short clear held at 4hc. Boxed Meats
Easier; sales long clear at 41.c; short and
long clear Ike. both seller December. Bacon
Steady and in fair demand ut SI4ai1 1<ai Nc.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linsced OIL
Steady and firm at 5Sa5gc. WhiSky-Dull at
81 o5. iE 4"I-enti
Ho0s--Stcady and firm common g 25a2 A;
light e 5Oa2 10; packing s. GQae 20 butchers
81 T5a2 So. fN ~ -
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New York.

NEW YoRk, November 21.-Cotten-Dull at
93Sa91sc. Flour Steady with a fair demand;
superfine State and western s. 30a3 Us; COM
mon to good extra s. 75aS 95 good to choice
81 coal so; white wheat extra 81 5Ia5 %;
extra Ohio s. S5a5 90; St Louis 50 60a6 20;
Minnesota patent process S 00aS %. Wheat
Quiet and weak; rejected spring soc; un-
graded spring 00a97c; No. 8 spring ssas0c;
ungraded red 81 0Sal 0sII; No. $ red 81 0S94
al 05; No. 9 red 81 OSal 0SI No. red 81 es1sa
0sX; ungraded amber 81 0Sa1 0SA;. Eo'2
amber 81 05al 0511f; No. l amber 81 ~; M
graded white 81 GOAL II; No. 2 do 81 0Sal 0G;
No. / do at 81 Osal COX; extra do at 81 l24.
Rye-Steady; western ut Soc. Barlcy-Morc
active: I rowcd State 9Oa9ic; mixed western
77c. Malt-Dull; 0rowcd State 81 OF, Corn
Dull ungraded 46a47c; No. 8, 4lc; No. q 4Tc.
oats-lIcavy and declined 1Iffc; No. 8. 220c; No. 8
white 81 Ilc; No. Q 30c do white 32aS2 IGc; No !.
3OJSc; mixed western 2S IlGa30e; white western
30lS6c. Hay-Quietand unchanged. Hops
Quiet and unchanged. Coilee-Dull and weak;
sales private. Sugar-Dull; fair to good ~
fined 'G;1a7Nc. MolaSSes-Dull and heavy;
New Orleans S0a45c fornew Ricc-Eoniinal.
ly unchanged. Whisky-Dull and heavyiat
t17lL De-. ...
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lyunncction with this morning'snews,
r+ NAV mention that the Amccr OF AZ,
4laiAan, in the war with British India,
tl be assisted by most OF the frontier
slss. The most important Of, these arc
ySpmals, whose adhesion tothe cause OF
Mere Ali has already been announced,
,th 1900 Sighting men; the Afrccdccs
rih 1900 fighting men; the oruksyes
and the Waziris, with $4,000.
iEas the whole line, from the Bolan
his to the Ellybcr, the total number Of
Ghaug men, BcIOoch and. Pathan tegeth-
skpIacd at l7S,OOO and probably lso,-
MOi them will adhere to Shere Ali, and
aI that number actually take the field.
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81, ,175 per 100 shares, or 1l9 per cent on
the stock. On ,theywhole l0, 06O, shares the
actual profit was S117, 800 or II I times the
capital used within the brief snace men
toned. People often thcorize about sup
posable cases. The above are. hard, facts
shown by tho official record. acVery
few persons, however: arc nc. able. to
invest singly, the $1,000 neces--
sary TO reap. suchA fabulous iprotitsa us
are shown by the above transaction, but
Messrs. -, New York City, have is-
sued few circulars showing how large or
small sums may be used successfully.in
stock speculations by their new Combina-
tion Method Of pooling thousands Of orders
into one immense sum and operating them
rs whole, which places every person on
an equality with tho largest operators,
and divides profits pro rata among share
holders every thirty days. Bythissystem
large profits are made in short periods.
Sl5 would made SO, or five per cent; so
pays $3.50, or seven per cent; Sl00 makes
81 900, or ten per cent on the stock during
the month, according to the market"
u The manager Of this pool, as will be
seen, proposes to manipulate it for the
benefit OF those who send their money TO
him. He will buy and sell onhis own judg-
ment-that is, invest all the money that is
sent TO him in some particular stock, and
atthe end Of Odays divide the protitsaccru.
ing from the transaction, pro rata. Hc says
nothing about dividing any losses and We
suppose there will be no losses. Like the
other mans scheme, corn is going to rise
all tie time. There is to be no decline.
The only wonder is that this shrcwd Gnan-
cier, who has discovered such peculiar
combination method" for making money,
should be willing to spend his time look
ing after little piddling orders when he
could 50 easily go in and make it all him
self. H.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, November %, I A.M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, min areas, followed BY
clearing weather, yariahly Winds, mostly
from tho northwest, stationary or lower
temperature, and in the East portions
higher pressure.
For the Lower lakes cloudy weather
frequent rain, Golden northeast to north
west winds, rising, followed by stationary
or falling barometer.
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Horrible Tale Of Infanticide aud Murder

EtUrflDle lHtc VI AhaAhtteAsaU''s's.H
wILMlSGToN, November 22.-At Chcs-
tcrtown, Nd, lives woman named Dod-
son in good circumstances She has two
daughters who some time ago became
mothers OF illcgitimate children that were
Killed. A colored man, named James
Jones, buried the bodies and was threat
cned with death II he revealed the crime,
lie told the story TO u woman, and on
Tuesday two men, named Vincent and
Ncwcome, cousins of. the two girls, lock-
cl Jones in Dodson's farm house, promIs-
Ing him no harmif he would leave the
State forever. Jones agreed, and on Tues
dav night the men and Mrs. Dodson start
ed with Jones in q carriage for Delaware
About midnight, in dense wood at Van
dyke station, near the Delaware line, the
men prepared to kill Jones. He begged
for his lie and promised never TO return,
Int the woman told the men to kill him ana
be done with 1t. They fired two bullets
into lis head and then dragged him into
lie woods supposing him dead. He re,
viyeI, however, sufficiently TO drug
himself TO farm house and relate the
above story. The men have been arrest
cd and the woman will be to-day. ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-22

NRw ORLEANS, November 2l.-Thirty-
ve-packases Of clolhing were received to-
dayIby the Peabody. Association, antlturri-
ed over to the Yortng Mems Christian AS
sociation, for distribution. This Associa-
lion 'throuEhits large Visiting Committee
being well informed rs to the iieedy
throughout tlie city, will in tho future iis'
tribute all tho clothing contributed for the
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferer, and N
the same manner Us their relief work was
conducted during the epidemic, without
regard 10 race or creed.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, November 2l.-Tbe
Supreme Court has decided that the thfce
precinct returns rejected BY the !Alachua
county Canvassing Board are good and
valid, and has issued a peremptory writ TO
the Board 10 canvassthis. These precincts
gave Bisbee majority OF 1853, and by their
rejection by the CanVassing Board elected
Hull, Democrat. Bisbee's majority now
s,andsabout 200 in the district.
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NrgMpnls, November q. Attorney Gen.
ernl Turner, OF the Criminal Court, who
was elected lust august on the Natol,al en Y
ticket, today appointed Frank Casseiies e.,
icolored) Assistant Attorney General, inns
Il tho tjrst instance known OF q colored
lawyer holding the Attorney'Generalship
in this section ofthe country. -
George App. and John HocketD shoe.
makers, Ind q difficulty this morningahout
a pNIr Of boots which llackott was making
tor APP, when App drew Q pistol and
kilIed him. 70 s. fs'Yi-
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CHICAGO, November ?l.-A midnight
cablegram has just been received by Geo.
NJ. Pullman from the American Consul at
Lisbon, Portugal, stating that Charles W.
Angel, the defaulting Secretary OF the
Pullman Car Company, Ind been arrested
there, and that $S0, 900 OF the money taken
by him had been found on his person. II
is believed that there will be little ditticul.
twin securing his extradition.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., November 2l.-U. s,
Commissioner Wiggin, who has been
making election arrests in Barumell, was
arrested on charge Of having accepted q
bribe to compromise case when State
Solicitor in 1870. Hc was released to-day
on bail. IN
Commissioner Samuel Lee, OF Sumter,
who is also Probate Judge, was arrested
yesterday at Sumter for failure to keep
open the Office OF Probate Judge. He re.
fused to give bail and went to Jail. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-22

NEw YoRx, November 2l.-Arrived-
Republic, from Liverpool.
LONDON, November ?l.-The Steamships
Morayian, from Montreal, and Calland,
from New York, arrived ont.
QuRRSsrowS, November 9l.-Arrived-
Nova Scotia, from Baltimore.
Ngw ORLEANS, November 2l.-Steamship
Rlvorsialo, hence yesterday for Rovel with
/, 500 bales OF cotton, being listed, the crew
refused to proceed TO sea. The steamship
returned to-day, and will discharge sixty
tons 0EcoalaM proceed on her voyage.
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EAST LrBERTY, November 2l.- CArrLE-Rc:
ceipts. to-day 272 head OF through and 400
OF focal; total for 9 days 1872 head OF through
aud 1lO3 Of local; ali cleared out last night.
except two loads, one OF which Is sold. tho
other yet on hand-the only business done to-
day. No quotations. s,-.a
iIoos-Rcceipts to-day G,5i5 head total for
8 days 1880 head. Workers s. 70a2 20;
Philadelphias 81 S0a2 90.
smEEn-Receipts to-day 100 head; total for
8 DAYS 1900. None here for sale.
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4 number Of the wool growers OF this
sion have recently been holdinga meet
,s at Stcnbenvillc. Tho object of the
1hering, rs set forth by Mr.. NYhitham,
Is aate,tto 10 to confer together in re-
al to the peculiar condition Of the wool
,frst at this time. Its popularity is
lat tile wool market in respect to prices
nns to he turned upside down." and
lat the wool that the growers OF this re-
pa have been trying to breed out OF
VII docks is the wool that is now bring
s.;hc best prices"
-IaF now medium woods that arc neith-
I'M coarse or too fine, are bringing the
ri prices. These are produced generally
y a cross between merino and some
s4rse wOolcd shecp-say Cottswold or
licster." --s-Us- a..s
EeslCH Of the lNrELLIGEScER may re-
ulert letter from Matthew McKecvcr-
s@ LhC wool kingof Washington county,
Unpublished three or four years ago in
'r columns, in which he prophesied that
SeWasO wOoIs were the coming woods OF
Swnntry, inasmuch rs n medium class
dEOOlrR goods was a necessity of the
hsO popular use.
The meeting, among other business
tnslcte,l, passed the following resolu.
TN;
EeIc,l, That we demand our Senators
I'd representatives in Congress to enact
iavRIuiringall manufacturers OF fwoolen
G"lsOr goods in which wool is used, to
nlrk their goods so Us to indicate OF what
hatetial they are made, whether all wool,
A1liy cotton or II mixture Of any or all
dthesC.
&s supplement to this resolution, a
NAiOR was made and carried, that every
'dgower should attach a card to his
DIP with his name and address, rs
'annty that it is good wool.
WeOlserye that Mr.. Nat Wells spoke
'iHRIy in commcndation OF the Wool
HtrhOusc project ut StcubenvilIc. There
~, however, no general expression oi
P;nioR as to whether tlic project had
ssHeted the hopes and expectations oI
s'evhQ, had consigned to it. Since its
'aAlslment, unfortunately, wool has
&Tsil 10 hold, and therefore those who
SH earliest have, as rule, Jared best.
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The octoberyield OF precious metals on
the Pacific coast isiestimated at s, 95O, 100,
the lightest month for years. Better feel
ing insloeRs.thi afternoon.
Il is understood and generally believed
that Flood &Co. andthG combination con:
trolling sicrru; Nevada, have compromised
all differences. ,;r1G rFIgg