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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

Tur cosl mlnera in the far southeastern
,,,r,r Of Weat Virginia present their COM
DIimcn,g to the West Virginia member Of
,bs wsys and Means Committee and give
him something to think about.
These are no. "robber bsrons" who are
alklp, to Mr.. Wilson and the Democratic
p.,,y, Tho men who send this protest
ssni i. GU. from tho dark depths where
thew ri,k their lives digging for their daily
bread. They speak not only for them
Selyy bu, as we'll for every man who has
SdolIsr invested in Coal mining, for every
man who owns foot OF coal land in the
Upitsd States. In the lexicon OF the
aysragslrce trader nothinGismoreraw than
coal, wool and lumber, in which West Vir'
dul, i, particularly interested and upon
which she depends in the largest measure
for the development which oil her people
think to be fairly beginning.
There ia not in all the State a man 60
ivuorunt that he does not know what
would be the effect OF putting these "raW
mAssrIsls" On the free list or indeed Of
duty below tho protective point. Wesi
Virginia has had taste Of reduction in
The wool tariff, and there is not q West
Virginia woOl.grower who is crying FOL
more Of the same kind.
In all the Union there is not Slate &C
rich in natural resources, and for the same
reason not a State upon which the pro
posed blow would fall with 80 crushing
;nyca
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BITTER wRANGLIAG
between thG Knights Of Labor and Tnsir
Opponents The Metal Workers.


Between th., Knights Of Labor and ThsiI
Opponents THE Metal Workers.
NEw YoRx, Jan. 2O.-There was bitel
wraugling at to.day's meeting of the Cen
tral Labor Union between tho knights o.
Labor and their opponents. Tho brewery
engineers who left the Knights and organ
iIed an open Union are seeking admission
to the Central labor Union. This Is op'
posed By the KRTghts on the tachnicaltty
that they have not been organised Rll
months, ss the rules require.
To-day the metal Workers section pre-
eentec protest sgainst the admission o.
the engiheaJs. The fight at once begar
with motioE 70 table the matter, which
wa lost by a yuie ot 43'to 3S. A series oI
delGtoyy motions followed and the ex
element increased, several delegates
climbing to the platform and threatening
70 throw ChGirmSn McKim to tho floor
Finally tho protest Of the metal workers
was sustained by o vote oi 42 to 20, sew
etal delegates refusing to vote on the
ground that the question had been Ia:
properly ordered. The 6Eht will come a.
again next Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30
AT A CHURCH DOOR.
A SUNDAY ROW AT KNOXVILLE
Between Prominsn. Cl.isous at a Church
EntrAnoo-An Editor Attacked by the
Sons of the City Health OmoOr-shOtS
Fired and Some BloOdShSd.

KSoxVIIE, TENN, Jan. pa shooting
ARRAY occurred here this morning in front
Of St. Johns Episcopal church, which re-
suited in the Wounding Of three men, one
Of them fatally. Az James F. Rule, the
city editor Of the Knoxville Josrnal, wac
entering the church, accompanied by his
wife, he was GccoSted by three men who
wanted to speak with him. he walked
TO the opposite side OF the street with
them where all four stood talking some
minutes, The three mon were John
West, William West and q friend OF
theirs, named Goodman. They attacked
Rule on account Of o Communication
which appeared in the morning Journal
rejecting upon Dr.. T. A. West, city physi-
clan, and father Of John and William
West.
Rule refused to give the name OF the
author Of the communication, or to make
any satisfactory; y;angWer:to questions. West
struck Rule and attempted to bear him to
the ground. Rule drew O revolver and
Bhot John West through the body. Will
liam West Immediately fred on Rule, the
ball passing through Rules wrist. John
West then cut Rule in the back seven
times. William West placed b o revolver
at Rules forehead and fred, but RUE
knocked the pistol up, receiving only
scalp wound. Rule then fred two more
shots, one Of them taking effect in the
shoulder Of Goodman, who seemed
TO be attempting to separate the
combAtants. A number of men rushed
from the church and stopped the bloody
aeht. William West ran away uninjured.
Rule was able to get up and walk to the
church, but John West was carried home
In o dying condition. Rule'a injuries are
not dangerous and Goodman is not seri-
ously wounded. Rules wife, who had
entered the church, knew nothing OF the
difficulty till all was over. The organ
drowned the noise Of the pistol sho,r.
The article which caused the bloody af.
fray was written by physiCisn, and con.
tanned severe reflections upon DR.. West
and the City Council. William West has
been arrested. Goodman made no at
tempt to escape.
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RUINED ny GAMBLING.
A Col7mbus School Teachers Sad Fat
Robbery and Suicide.

A Col1mbus School Teachers Sad Fate.
Robbery and Suicide.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 29.-Eugene Tafel,
Principal OF the Fulton street school at
Columbus, O., who absconded last Friday
with $500 which had been entrusted to
him to pay the teachers under his con-
trol, shot and killed himself in room at
the Johnson House here this morning.
The bullet from a 32.Calibre revolver
passed directly through his head, going In
one temple and coming out OF the other.
Death must have been instantaneous. On
8 bureau in the room were found three
lAtterV, one Of which was addressed to Rev.
Mr. Spahr, President Of the Columbus
Board Of Education. 1t was as follows:
"DRAR SIR:-I am hero with only two
LternRtives, penitentisry or death, | will
choose the latter. Please carry the news
to my poor wife, and she will probably
tell you how was addicted to gambling.
have now but 500 OF all the money.
The balance l Loaf Friday, Friday night
and Saturday in a gambling place on
West Broad street, kept, I think, by q
certain Long and Wyatt. Maybe some
can be recovered from them. Do
With my body as you please.
l have an uncle in Louisville, KY,
who might BIZ notified. he 10 rich and 50
Is my father. Probably they Will do
something Tor my wife. My uncle's I'D;
dress Ia Carl TSiel, corner Of Main and
Preston, druggist. My fathers address Ii
Julius Tatel, Nuremhurg, BAvAria. have
Mr.. Spshr, no excuse for my Condaet e1
eSVt an insane, ungovernable disposition
toAnble. thank you for sill you, as
see Though the papers, do for my vile
"Yours, +. T."
TGiel arrived here by an ear y morniu(
train, and shot himself soon after he hat
written the letters found in his room.
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A CHANGE OF QUARTERS.

A wheeling Insurance Company to Be
move to Washington, D. o.
sbsesal DtpdteA to ts IHIeItGasT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2s.-WilliAm
O. Haudlan, one Of the officers OF the Ohio
Valley Life Insurance Company, of Wheel
ing, has arranged for the transfer Of the
company's headquarters from Wheeling
to Washington. He has been here fol
several days to arrange the details and Ia
secure quarters for Miss HsndlRn, also an
officer pt the company. The Office 10 "a
be- in the new brown stone building, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh streets.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ga Times Demo.
Graf, Amite City, La, special says: Ben
Edwards, colored. who so grossly assaulted
Miss Catharine Hughes, white girl liv-
ing near here on Friday last, was captured
by the Sheriff and lodged in Jail Saturday
night. Subsequently body Of armed
citizens numbering abouta hundred COM
PEELED the Sheriff to give them the keys OF
the jail. They then took Edwards out,
carrying him about 100 yards from the
Jail and hanged him TO tree,
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DUBLIN, Jan. 2s.-Michaal Davitt, speak.
ing at Rsthkeale, County Limerick, to-
day, advised the tenants OF Lord Guilla-
mon not to accept the offer rendered him
to purchase their farms bscauss OF the
heavy lburdenH which would surely &C.
crue sunder present circumstances, and
also because Lord 6uillamon had evicted
two OF his tenants. he considered the
persons taking the farms oi evicted ten
ants as cowardly, slimy renegades, and
social lepers, contract with whom
should be considered q stigma. The car.
dinal object In Irish agitation, he said, Is
the total uprooting Of the landlords from
the soil,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

The book recently written by tho Hon.
John A. Hutchinson, Of PaTkersburg, on
the land titles Of Virginia aud this State,
has proved such q great success that his
publishers, Robert Clarke & CO., OF Gin
cinnati, have asked him to write treatiAe
on the laws OF Virginia and West Virginia
pertaining to the powers and duties Of Jus-
tices, Clerks OF Courts, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, SheriHs, ConstableS, Notanes, etc.
Mr. Hutchinson Ia now Of work upon this
book and 1t will be Issued at an early day.
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OTHER LossEs.
ANOTHkR FIRE.

The Western Theological Seminary Badly
Damaged by Flames.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 29.-The Western
Theological Seminary Of the Presbyterian
church, on Ridge avenue, Allegheny City,
was damaged by fire yesterday afternoon
to the extent Of $4,000. The FIRE started
on the first floor from a defective Aue,
and almost the entire inside was de.
atroyed. The building was an immense
four-story brick structure, and was built
thirty.flve years ago. twenty-five Of the
students roominR in the building lost
their books and clothing. The loss on the
buildinR,is covered by insurance.
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A HEAVY LOSS.
Fire at Malone, Now York, Destroys Muo
Property.

Fire ~ mAIoneI NOW YORK. Oestroys muoh
Property.
UTICA, N. Y, Jan. 29.-Malone, Ffank.
lin county, N. Y, was visited by terrible
fire early this morning. 1t was tirst dis.
covered in the crocEery store Of N. U.
Fuller, situated in the Empire or Howard
house block, and was under full headway.
Owing to the hydrRnts being frozsn no
water could be obtained, that connections
would be made at the river and the water
forced up by steamers. Meanwhile the
fire had completely gutted the above store
and communicated to the Howard House.
During the burning Of the Howard house
an explosion Of gas occurred, blowing ont
q portion Of the brick walls and killing
Isaac Chester, q prominent business man
OF Malone, who was coming out Of the
bank, and injuring several others. The
whole Empire block, including the Opera
House and oil the stores in the block,
were destroyed. Loss about $3.50, 900 with
probably SIS, 900 insurance.
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Throo NeEroea LInohed.

PLYMOUTH, N. o., January 29.-Lynch
law ran riot here Thursday night, and
yesterday morning the people were hor.
rlfied to find that three negro prisonera
had been taken from the county jail by
masked men, conveyed to the wood on the
outskirts Of the town, tied to trees and
then shot to death. Their bodies were
found in the position In which the lynch.
ers left them, securely bound to the trees
and riddled with bullets.
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Aouesr Law Huit.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 29.-George a.
Clarkson, the Chicago drummer who at
the corner Of Twelfth and Penn stEeess q
short time since was robbed Of $50 in cash,
q revolver, Q gold watch worth $3.50 and q
gold chain worth $50, Is about TO enter suit
againss the city for 5000 dGmsges. His
claimis that the city ls responsible for the
satety OF life and property Of SltiSsnl and
stransen; The esSO q probably without
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A $4,000 Fro

YoRK, Pa, Jan. 2a.-The large building
occupied by the York Daily Publishing
Company as printing office, D. q. Walsh,
clothier, and B. F. PolsCk, jswelsr, was
burned this morning. The afe appeared
TO have been ol incendiary origin, and
when discovered had made considerable
headway in one OF the lower rooms Of the
printing Office. The loss is $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-The trial at Ennis OF
Mr.. Joseph R. Cox, member Of Parlia-
ment, who was charged with addressing
proclaimed branches OF the National
League resulted In O verdict Of gnilty.
Mr.. Cox was sentenced to four months
imprisonment with hard labor. He took
an appeal and was admitted to bail, but
on leaving the court house he was again
arrested. The new charge brought against
him is that he was guilty of q breach Of
the Grimes act in addressing the tenants
Rk KildyRark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

REApMa, Pa, Jan. 2g.-The Reading
RsilrOsd Company to-day had several
hundred men out on its branch roads
shovellng away snow drifts, and with the
assistance Of pondeTOus snow ploWa the
lebanon Valley, the East Pennsylvania,
and Reading & Columbia roads were re-
opened TO passenger and freight traffic,
The schuylkill 4 Lehigh Railroad is atlll
thoroughly blockAded,
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A rsrrIhlo pced.

PlyrsDvRsH, Pa, Jan. 29.-The village
Of suoN don, in Jefferson township, about
ten miles G., nth Of this city, was the scene
Of double trss, ,Ndy about dusk this even
ing. Shortly Stts ' O'Clock, Christian
seiCk killed his wife STith shot gun and
tnsn committed suicide T. snootng him
selt In the mouth with q baI.' .''dog revol'
yer, The only Witnesses to the terrible
Aualf were the six children Of the COZ ple'
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woS. virginia matters,

SeeEdl DiIpdteh TO ne Intellt0eRoH.
WARRINGTON, D. O., January 29.-Dr. r.
R, Fry, Of Cranberry Summit, has hpsn
visiting his sistsr.in.lGw, Mrs. Latham.
The Kanawha Greehback delegation
leaves for home tomorrow. Bill Dave
Goshorn has retired from politics again,
which paeanB look out lot Bill Dave.
New postoftices have been established
Of Chestnut, Monroe county, with George
P. Bailey, postmaster; HArner, Lewis
county, with Robert =. Harner, postmae-
ter; and BGyard, Grant county, With
Daniel 9. MGIShAll 90 postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

Tar Second Congressional District Com
a,,Is called to meet in this city at the
wv. I NJ the Republican Club Convention
NJ, ru' spiu the other Congressional Com.
.i,,sss : n We shall be glsd to see them all
s.,s . The probability Is that the mem
.,o,tbe wv committees will be here.
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rrsbouli be said Of the form otconstitu
IN, for Republican clubs published in the
TxTuIIogScEA that it is not official, mol
ob,ig,.Ory, but merely advisory. Dr.. D.
p T,,,sn, Of Olarksbnrg, as West Vir'
,iri.s member Of the Executive Commit
~ oI the National Republican League
~, b,sn looked to for form which, 1t was
,ro,c.ed, wolld be Issued by a sub-com-
njttss appointed by the Nsw York meet
ing.
Having waited in vain for satisfactory
ro,i from New York, Dr.. Morgan and
nne other gentlemen prepared the form
= piyeu in the lNrELLIoEScER. Any club
NAV adopt any form Of constitution 1t
Dle.seg. That offered by DR.. Morgan Ia
,ood and simple, and therefore 1t was
thought well to give i. ou! for the benefit
ol ltbose looking for something Of the kind.
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Ta,su is a reasonable certainty that the
.,i,o,d bridge will be built II Ohio county
..,,, M ,be subscription. 30 far as human
',,.,i,bt '" can 90 i! seems that the union
I,,nrs t o! tue enterprise is guaranteed
Tb~,tbings being true, there should not
:. . a. mueh ss one vote against the pro-
i.,I for there should not be even one voter
!" Ohio county to record himself as
.,,iu,t = the welfare and the progress OF
,bis coumunity.
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sTRAsBURa, January pa German
dyer named Appel has been arrested here,
II is supposed that the charge against him
Is that Of disloyalty, in being the medium
for the conveyance to the French govern
ment Of secrets regarding military affairs
IN Earmanv
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WHEELING, WEST VA, MONDAY JANUARY

Of the smart, aggressive fellows who are
pushing the Oklahoma bill, the New Eng
landsrG are getting somewhat out Of con.
ceit with the variety Of the noble savage.
They are coming around 10 the notion
that the country In which these degraded
people rove should be brought within the
law, In order that polygamy and other
barbarities may bs treated by the courta.
II the Oklahoma bill passes, this 10 the
Nantimant that will do Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

The semi.monthly Sunday night re.
heavSal, given by the Opera House Or.
Cheetra, last evening at Arion Hall, was
we'll attended, and the programme as ran.
dered was greatly enjoyed by every one.
1t was as follows:
MArch-"R Strauss
Oyerture-"DRS HAchLlager In GnnAdR" KrGutEsr
Wal sounds Of Nature Mueller
Lunbye
GGyotte-"Ay Dearest One .., Burald
Grand Selection" Musical Review Carl
QuArtette-"The Four Jolly EightWatchmen"
GiecEemOl
GAllop-"AmelA" Reich
1t was more in tho nature Of o popular
programme than any given for several
weeks past. The polka for drum solo, as
given by Mr.. Gallagher, was very clever
thing.
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Chs Gnteuigenrfr,
sse., Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth street,

:, i,D't at all strange that the Demo
~, - marty is failing in after the Repub'
1.,n @, party in the formation Of clubs. .
,''t % ,b., in keeping with the history ot
-, DsnocratiC pBTty2
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The rrnnn PrInnn.

BERLIN, Jan. 29.-Profsssor Virchcv, IN
q letter discussing the latest phase Of the
Crown Frinees illness, says he Is Of the
opinion that the disease is not cancer.
The features Of the disease are those Of
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An Intsrs,linr Rit Of Now.

BERLIN, Jan. 2S,-The vile Of Prince
William, the son OF the German Grown
Prince, is encientc. Her sCcouchoment
will occur In April.
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The enjoyable weeks engagement Of
the Bennett Moulton Opera Company at
the Opera House closed Saturday night
with q very artistic rendition Of "Robert
Mscaire" ["Esminie'). At the matinee
Saturday afternoon "Pinaforen was very
cleverly presented 10 packed house. The
company leaVes good impression here,
the principal members, notably Miss Della
Fox, Miss KithO MMeellus, Mr.. Ricketts,
and Mr.. BiSeloW, having become universal
iaVoritea.
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A Requiem haass Forbidden.

LONDON, Jan. 20. Cardinal Manning has
forbidden the proposed requiem services
in memory Of Prince Charles Edward
Stuart.
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IL Hee Q star, Ewes hr1t born, in whose train"
Comes the lamp twilight that bringeIh pain.
For achea Of head neuralgia. cut and brul6e,
TTy Salvation OIL, these will you lose.
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JoYCE-ou sunday evening. IS.uAry 10 1883,
CAIREAtNE JOYCE, in the 7.sth year Of her ago.
Funeral notice hereafter,
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THE MINE LAB0RERS
OF THE STATE WANT THE TARIFF
Maintained on West virginia PrOduotS-No
Free Trade or Tarin Rsduslion in Theirs.
Significant Resolutions by Miners.
The Movement General

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The PresI, ol
this city, is publishing some interesting
specials from Virginia and West Virginia,
showing the protection sentiment in those
States, particularly among the miners and
other laborers. A dispatch from Lynch
burg, Va, says:
The report that the duty on soft coal
and iron ore will be repealed in the ap-
preaching tariff bill has aroused all the
mineral section Of this State and Of West
Virginia, and meetings are being held al
most daily to protest againat removing
this duty. One OF these meetings held
last Saturday in this State represented
over 1900 miners, and like meeting in
West Virginia included Rs many lRborsrs
supported by this industry, the number
In each case bsirg as large, or larger, than
the Democratic majority in each Slate.
The first OF these meetings was held at
Pocahontas, Va, and was called by the
miners and mine lRborers and other em-
pIoyes in the mines Of the Southwest Vir-
ginis Improvement Company, employing
over 100 men. After appointing j.
Roach chairman and II. NJ. Smylhe sec.
retary, the following preamble and resolu-
ton was adopted:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-18

quite brisk; unPraded red, 97c; No. Q red,
nominal, 99I2c@S1. OF elevator. 81 00ss NOM
inal f. o. b: No. = red, May, 9Sssc@S1. 01A,
losing at 9S9sc: June. 97ss@9Sssc, closing
August. 9Gs4@9Sl3c closing at 9G7Sc; Oc-
tober, G77S@994c, closing at 977sc; Deem
Der, 99l2c@S1 Ola, closing at 99$4c; May
t1SS9), Sl.O32S@1 .04s4, closing at ST OBJ.
sales, $4,000 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot;
cash la@lc lower and heavy; options opened
ls@s4c lower, latter on May, then lost A@ssc
May an exception closing heavy at bottom
Speculation quiet; ungraded, 69H06Il2c;
No. 3,65lAc elevators 7c delivered; steamer
No. =, 66c elevator; May, 67c, closing at &c;
June, 65AG637Sc, closing at 6514c; July,
657s@6Gc closing at 6Jl2c: August 65ls
@61Ac,. closing at 80 Ac; September, 65A@
600 bu; exports, $4,000 bu; sales, $780,
900 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot; a shade
lower; mixed western, 3S@41c; white
Western, 43@47c. Hay quiet and steadily
held; shipping oo@S5e Hops quiet eta and I'd
15S@16c; options, 30@4oc points higher,
and active, closing barely steady; sales, 1873,
use bags; May, II. 10@14. 15c: June, 11.45
@I1;55e; July, 12.sG@12s soc; August
october. IL. 20@l1 zoe; November 10000
11.o5c: January, 10.s5@11c; February,
lie; March, il; April, 11.05. Sugar
quiet and steady; fair refining quoted at
4&c; refined steady; c. 5l2; extra &C."
55s@05s4c; white extra "C,'' 57sc; yellow,
> 5-16@5sSc; off IA 6 1-16c; mould "a"
&c; standard "a" 6Ac; confectioners' "A
69sc; cut loaf and crushed, Sc; powdered,
&c; graduated, Gaze; cubes, &c, Molasses
steady. Rice firm. Petroleum firm; refined
Use; United closed quiet at s9ssc. Cotton,
seed oil quoted 29c crude, 45e refined. Tai
low steady at 10 &c. Rosin dull. Turpen-
tine steady at 37l2c. Eggs stronger and III
tair demand; receipts, 1928 packages;
Western, 14@1434c. Pork unchanged and
quiet. Cut meats firm; picked bellies, 75sc;
beef tongues lie per lb. Lard 2@3 points
steam, May, s. 78 S@s 95: june mess SsG6Ss.s
July, SS.67@S.69; August, SS.70@lS Il;
September, SS.72@S.73: october, S9.72;
city steam, SS.25. Butter in fair demand;
Western. 19@26c- Cheese quiet and rather
weak. Copper quiet; lake $16.60. Lead
weaker: domestic, SI.10. Tin duh; straits,
2lc. Other articles unchanged.