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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

IN one Of the great canons out West
there Is an icicie 1000 feet long. \
local paper thus describes it: " y vol
ume of water unusually large for this
season of the year is falling over the
perpendicular wall at the head of this
canon, about an even thousand feet in
height. Ti;e falls are incased in great
tube of ice, which, when the sun
strikes it. looks like gigantic column
Of crystal standing upright against the
precIpice. Within the torrent fumes
and boils with deafening roar akin to
thunder.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

TRAVEL TO Europe by mere pleasure
s.rkeIs has grown enormously of late
years, partly as result of reductions
in the cost and time required for such
trips. II is said that 100000 transat-
hntic passengers have been booked to
90 from this sile the present season. II
that be true the steamship companies
ought 10 make out pretty well, for they
have plenty of living freight the other
ys4y
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

OKLAHOMA is stu gaining in popula-
tion, according to the despatch which
says that in one day 1000 wagons were
counted going into the new country and
500 coming back bearing destitute and
disgusted settlers. But if such an eX-
odus has set in as this implies it will
not take long tn deprive the newly set
tied region of its prominence. There
were plenty of good prophets who fore
told this result of the craze, but they
were not believed when they issued
their warnings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

THERE is surely some method in the
madness that exercises itself solely in
obtaining, without cost, other peoples
property. Those who are mad ia this
way go To prison if they are in need Of
the property stolen. Those who are not
in need of it-but then, they are not
thieves, only klrp,omaniacL
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

OKLAHOMA has settled down in less
time than was expected. Town govern
meuts have been established, AID GEN
eral Merritt Is prepared To return To his
Headquarters at Leavenworth, which is
an Indication that there Is no more need
tor military rule there than in other
Territories. Americans are the most
expert government makers in the world,
and in twenty-four hours, rs at Guth-
rie, can bring something like order out
Of chaos.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

The decision of the French Govern
meut to postpone the general elections
for members of the Chamber of De?u-
ties until the spring Of 1890 will doubt
less be cheerfully acquiesced in by the
people. The coming Exposition is
likely 10 create an increased patriotic
sentiment, and the shadow of Boulang-
ism is slowly disappearing. Constitu-
tional government under the Republic
Of France has fairly passed its expert
mental stage.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

ALTHOUGH the new cruiser Charles
ton, built ut San Francisco and given a
trial on the Pacific recently did not
show the speed expected of her, the
trial proves her to be an excellent sea-
gong ship. We will have a navy
~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

SIMULTANEOUS with the report that
thousands of foreign-born laborers are
starving in the coal regions comes the
report of the arrival of thousands at
Castle Garden. Immigration should
l. restricted.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29
VOL. KILL.

The stea -nsnp Oswego recently
made the run from Mackinaw to Chi
cago-3S4 miles-in 10 hours and As
minutes, pronounced the best time ever
made ON the Great Lakes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29
Not Much on Orthography.

The grave charge brought by Arte-
mus Ward against Chancer that lie
couldn't spell wel' applies also to no
less parsonage than Mary Washing
ton, the mother OF the father of his
country. In the Cosmopolitan Muyd-
zine Moncure ID. Conway publishes a
fac-simile letter taken from the original
i'll the collection of DIR. Thomas Adds
Emmet, which runs as follows, yerba-
tim ct literatin:
July the 2. 1760.
DEAR BROTHER:
This Comes by Capt. Nickelson you
Seem II blam me for not writing to you
butt L Doe Il Shour you it is Not for
want ofa very great Regard for you & the
family butt as L don't Ship tobacco the
Captains Never Calls one me soc that /
never knows when tha come or when
tina goe- | believe you have got a very
good oyerSeer at this quarter since
Capt Newton has taken a large peace
OF ground from you which L dear say
If you had been hear your self it had
not been Don. Mr.. Danial IL his wife
n family is we'll Cozen Hannah has
been married & Lost her husband She
has one Child a boy pray give my Love
To Sister Bail ~ Mr.. bowman Il his
Lady " am Dear Brother your Loving
Sister MARY WASHINGTON"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

CANADA has decided TO get rid of a
troublesome isthmuS, in spite of the eN-
ample of DeIesSeps. The Isthmus of
Chignecto, about seventeen miles in
width, separates the Gulf of St Lawr-
ence and the Bay of Fundy, and
lengthenS the distance by water be-
tween Montreal and Boston nearly five
hundred miles. \ ship canal could be
built there for about $4,000, 900, but
there is Troublesome difference in
the tides of the gulf and the bay. 1t
has been decided to build n marine
railway, partly on the Eads Tehuante-
pee plan. The contract has been let
for s, 900, 600, and the work is To be
completed by July !, 1892. The grade
of this marine railway will be very
easy. At each terminus there will be
hydraulic shop lift, similar TO some
at London, capable of gently hosting
about vessel of 1000 tons and her
cargo. This will be the first ship rail-
way of any length, and its outcome VIII
be matter of no little commercial i'm
portance. The spectacle of ships on
wheels gliding across the fields and
through the woods will be interesting
TO land lubbers however much il may
upset the composure of the old salts : :
II this proves successful il Will set
Tie the question of transit across tht
lsthmus OF Darien more speedily thah
Rcanal,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

PHILosoPHIC BoRE-'-f ou listen
to me for ten minutes III prove to you
that the theory OF the survival of tn,
fittest is correct
Sarcas ic suff-rer-"I that theory is
correct, how Is it that you manag- t,
survive? Explain that, please, before
you go any further"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

FORTUNE has taken you by the hand
to lead you; feeling her hand IN yours
you think You are leading her.
The mind of the scholar, if You would
have It large and liberal, must come III
clntact with other minds.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

THERE has been any amount Of
space in the New York daily papers
here devoted 10 the descriptions of
Chinese millionaire, who has recently
come to New York and is stopping with
friends in Chinatown. His fortune
Is variouSly stated at from 500. 200, 600
10 SlO0, 900, ,OOO In talking recently
with Edward Williams, who for some
time was an attache Of the British
Mission at Hong Kong, he said:
You American newspapers are the
greatest fellows To make big noise
about nothing that | ever knew. The
rich Chinaman, about whom you have
been making such fuss, is worth co.
100000 tealS. \ teal is the smallest
Chinese coin, and ten of them are
worth about 4 penny of American
money. His fortune is therefore about
s90, 600 instead of $50, ,OOO,O 900. 1t
makes considerable difference whether
man is worth teals or dollars when
the numerals are the Same'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

ARD. s.. Sc qs.sl;si s.s,l; =
h ..F Pa. .ayE 'starrh In tha Head ~ r,... 80
p. G4ta, the above reward ~ s4l..f
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29

"a rs'-y'-E'-E'.I'- !.
- We ndrr tlv man who Wants sufyls
frnt stylrl a garment that vii kecp
F-l Eglu him dry ll Che hardest storm. Il q
- called TOW Fh'~ FISH brand
- IL % ~LfDhElt,' a name familiar % every
tHHs,4a.y H.l over the land. Win thenl
FEl a the Hu.1 perfect W Ind and Waterpruof
.Esm HNH DHAtis' I1vrrH q. .sb brand ,.icksr.'
fhzu f4 auf take 400 other. Ifyeur atorekrepsr
nr.."e... d. rHusrg al simmons 81, bostou, Mas.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29
is AD VICE.

Tar"r. richer blood you nre5.
strength and tguc your r,.-,,..
IH.4 advice Dc wise ara b,..f s''
lIar yHu q. 81. T.. aaa liy,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago, July Is tSpccaDIt was ST Swlthn's Day in
England and wheat bulls here who remembered the trad
that rain ST. Swithn's In the British Isles meant
for forty days and forty nights tried to advance the
price t. The tradition apparently IS played out
home Notwithstanding weather in England stormy
the price Of wheat there according to public cables de-
cllnc1. The visible supply statement 124j,000 bushels
double the decrease expected; and double
the decrease for the corresponding week in
1883 IL reduced the aggregate visible 70 100000
bushels The receipts OF wheat everywhere except here
under the expectations there being only $4,000
bushels At ST. Louis, and only $4,000 at Minneapolis
lie there 106 Of wheat OF all with 75
winter, o5 graded No. . The speculative
operations pit inconscquenua. Private cables
not weak as the public ones. " wheat
bought here Tor direct export at advance over
Saturdays bids tending confirm the private advccs
an advance the other side. July wheat opened
at r. cents, sold between 10 and II. and closed at
II IA December opened AZ II 7-S. and closed at
- Is One reason for the closing weakness the
that Tuesdays receipts would b. GS with
cars winter. Corn kept all the session within
q range Of Is cent Oats. too. kept within lS cent
range. Provisions getting N fuctuate little more
widely but the market sim continues and
portsnt On the curb wheat easier, II 7.Sd7S
Tor December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
PRODUCE MARK LET'S.

Liverpool July Ii. 3 10 p m.-Beef and Pork poor
demand. Hams In good demand. Bacon I'm poor demand
Long Clear Mddles about IS o, steady 32s Cd Short
Clear, Middles. about 80 H. steady at $685. Cheese in
poor demand American finest white aud eolored dull
i4s Va Talow IN good demand Prime City steady at
o3s ID Turpcntnc In fair demand. Rosn In fair Dc.
mand. Iad-Spot and futures In poor demand Wheat
ia poor demand Flour In fair demand Corn-SpOt and
futures IN fair demand; Mixed Western, SPOT hrm at
Is 10 led. Hops LondoR-Paelhc Coast in poor de.
mand
ports, 800 quarters from Pacific ports 10000 from
ther sources 10 600 Receipts NJ American for tho
ti.t week 10000 quarters.
Br,ld,, uGs-Whcat quiet; demand poor: holders offer
mo lcratciy: California No - 1-9lG7s Lea pr
GENITAL Corn nrm demand fair
Pr1vslons-Butter SOS p'r cwt for United Stats
finest and Cos for do good
Produrc-raiOw. 23s 81 pr cwt for fine American.
London July 15.-lroducc-Hect sugar, July 2is 81 /;
October los "a Llnscel Oh, eos la per cwL
SHIRTS nf Turpentine, 2ps Oh per ewt.
London july l5.-''The Mark Lam ENpress." IN It's
Wow Of the Brit N grain tra1e during the week.
THE crop reports give promise that the yield throughout
G reat Britain viii he in excess Of che average English
wheat Is In selerf favor and prices have aivance G Tho
sales English wheat durng the week were % fO5
er at POS 81 against 20 07G qulrtcrS at 3s 81 during
the period last yeef Foreign wheat ana -four are
nrm At Liverpool wheat has risen % per ccnai and
aour Cd Ensllsa barley has advanced 3D. At today's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
FIXING DUTIES on IMPORTED ARTICLES
THE RATE sFTT-zp FOR FELT, GLAZING CLAY
AND OTHER ARTICLES.


vt the meeting OF the United states Board of Ap-
rgaocrs yesterday article manufactured from grass
ard imported from Madagascar In the form Of cloth
with fiing, We, classified as grass cloth, duable
at rs per samples OF twiled tapping. which at
different ports United states have been claScd
at various rates. found TO consist Of faN.
woTSicd ard WOOL ard were cassed as manufactured
article containing wool. The qucsiiOn of changing
the Classification OF buttons then considered and
much valuable Information gathered from the re-
ports Of importers and manufacturers. unanimous
report cOul no. be made the majority Of the Board
holding thai the pTcscn; classification Wa correct.
In The classification Of lemon ard lime Juice. which
has been referred the Roard by the Treasurer of the
United states. II was decided that II there not
moro than IL rcr cent of alcohol contained I'm the
articles, which percentage is allowed for natural fer
mcnia alton the same shall enter duty fire. but If
greater amount OF alcohol present. duty OF 81
eallon for al TIC alcohol contained in H." article, and
e5 rcr cent All vslorcm the whole must be paid.
Samples 81 felt. which upon analysis showed wool
were classified as ha@cloth duty Of 30 per cent
Novelties in designs Ct brick which used for the
same purpose finishing brick. were classified al 20
Der cent so-called glazing clay. which IS now being
imported into this country IN large quantities for the
glazing Of bricks declared dutabe at 10 per cent
small music boxes, nterded for the use Of chGren
ard which havc been rated musical instruments at
du,v Cf - per cent. were elias hcd by the BOad As
a toy and du,isbc AZ 30 rer cont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArr.nrs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-IORk DEALINGS
The spcculailons at the Produce Exchange yes
fcrJay continued on modest scale. Tho cash market
for wheat was easier in sympathy with options and
only os 900 bushels were taken by shippers. The
options were dealt in only 10 the extent OF 100000
bushels and the trading largely professional In
character August opened al s3 IL and December
at 80 lo cents or from 80 to IA cent better than
the weak curb closing OF Saturday The visible
supply statement showing decrease In wheat of
7ss bushels impaired slightly frmer tone and
the market rose further labs cent The cables
wore discouragng however along with good Western
receipts and the unloading of the bulls turned prices
downward Official net losses were recorded Of
for July at SIS and August at 80 5-s for September
at SO So. and December at 40 3-s: IL for October
at 80 3s and "a cent for May at 90 rs cents. On
the curb last prices were SO 1sa So Ii for August and
&c 3-s cents for December.
Cash corn was firm with demand for 10000
bushels from exporters. The visible supply decreased
I43.OO5 bushels for the week. The options were
cent as follows July, 10 12 August, ~ SIS; Sep
tcmber 40 Is: October. 43 J-s cents.
Oats were quiet but 1-8d1-4 cent better on tho
spot The options were a shade higher, in some
instances closing at % for July o. 3-s August and
september. 81 ID for October and 80 3-o cents for
May. 1890.
There were sales of 1900 tcrces of lard for ex-
port. Tho options In response stronger, August
closing up 4 at Sc 81, and september and October
points az s6 % bid.
at NewYork. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
follows Wheat. 1917 bushels corn, 2s4,5s3
bushels: oats ia Se3 bushels total grain, 53s,3s3
bushels: -four 403lI packages. At Milwaukee and
corn, $40 sol bushels oats, 196.j24 bushels; total
grain, 71O,326 bushels; -four, 1887 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
DELICIOUS SERVICES AT OCEAN GROVE.

acean Grove " j. July - (Special).-The sunday
school Assembly opened at o'clock this morning.
Mrs b. s. Loomis In the boys and girls hour. taught
the names of the books of the Bible. The holiness
meeting led by Mrs. Palmer and the young peoples
meeting conducted by the Rev. c. H. fatinan. arc
,,elc every day. Professor j. i. Clymcr conducted
the Normal Hour first year, taking for his subject
the aim and scope OF the Sundsy-schOol The second
wears course was taught by the Rev. b. u. LOomis
who took for his theme The Old Testament as a
Preparation for the Church" The hour devoted 10
musical recreation is delightful feature OF the assem-
bly,. and IS conducted, by Professor j. r. sweeney.
Professor Clymer took The Lands Of the Old and
New Testaments" for his theme in the evening normal
hour Mrs b. d. LOOMS conducted primary teach
Prs conference giving many useful sugges tons Inc
rev Or. Merritt Hulburd delivered an interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

u
pu0alo Juv observation-disclosures last 81 hours. 300
head total FOR thus far 300 FOR same tine last
week 800; consigned through $500 heal LOO hsa1 70
New-YOrk; 1000 head sale; prices opened weak ana
lowor but closed shade higher cho &c shipping L00J TO
GOO 10 s4dSl 20 prime 10 choice native shipping steers.
,S a19 IN 400 n % sOds4 fair t. choice can ing
and butcheng grades l. 100 % 200 r. So 6o6s5 80 goo1
10 choice shipping canning and butchering grld. lOOJ
s. sIr ~ choice SO 7oGs3 Michigan steers st0cScrs
ani feeders good - 21Gf2 TO- far . choice cows
AMI hclies s3d as % medium TO good AMI heerS
- 5Og AZ common u prms an hef rs s. 2jaS 80
calves s4dst 80. Sncep ami Lambs-llecept, lt,t 81
hour. $500 head; total for week thus far lls0O Tor
hd 100 head to New.York 64Oo head on sale fair d
mani but lower rates; prices declined loo % cents
I5 s 81 70 common SSS do - 5ocs Lam6scot 70 choc
&c S53 3'''? 5 fair osnes ssS eco
co m heaf S sek @ sSGN con .gs hSsS o5So
heid q New. York 1900 head 10000 head sale trad
Ing actyc prices nrH and hEhsr ilnm' 81 SgqFt 90
~ sales chiefly at IS pigs - S9dS, S5 roughs
So 75Gsi; staSs 90 go 70 80.
ChSago GSn Recipe Isooo shipments,
1000 Natives 1oc higher TeSans Toe lower. Beeves
s8 lOds4 35 stockers AMI feiegs - 25asJ 10; cows
bS Zoe higher Mixc 81 25Ss IS; heavy. 81 20ds4 40
light 81 4Odsi 80 skps. 60 5oesi So sheep-Receips
a as wS.t.r1 s. 5oGsi e5 Texans IS 25asi 10
sSses hS S2Go hD.
siccr and fr roo = loaes 20 ragssrs
gcci - 99Sso e. s2,s fe1 oS " ioSsS TO- Hes
isccc Ssayy and butchers scecon, ~ SOasi IS pack
iins. medium priiee = 2oa+a % light eratcs or
Hpa,ent, none market strong a!r to choice, % o0G
- 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July 15 p. m.CotonThe sales OF the gay
ST. sdy American, mldiing, low mlddling causs July
delivery Bod. buyers; July and August ueliNefy,
SGIi sellers: August and september delivery, i-0ld
Sellers September and october delivery 4G-6id buyers
G.s and December delivery, 3464d sellers December
aT dcliyery 336id value; September delivery, l6id
sellers. - . A. .tss,nno "a O.. ,o.
midding 10 1-lc good ordinary lie; net ana gross
NPPrf,rE Juiv i5-Cotton steady miding, lie; net
and gross receipts. sales, .; stock 90 a. ,s,,,
Sevonnah. July 15.-COttDn quiet and hrmi middlng,
10 SO: low milllng 7sc; good ordinary. 1-sc; net
and gross receipts. sales 80 stock. LII. .
New.Orcan, July i5-COtton steady middling lie; low
niddinc 10 lie; good primary Ssei het receipts
40; sales $50 stock, 12G9S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
FLOODS STOP THE FIGHT IN HAYTI.
NUMEROUS RUMORs COME FROM THE BLACK
ISLAND, But NONE TELL OF ANY BAT
Ties IN TIE FARCE.

II is positively announced IN this city that there
Is no danc that the ccmbatants III Hayti Will be
ab,c 10 &C; a. each other for the present This is now
tie rny season on that island, and foods have cut
OF ~ COMMUNICATION, between Port aufIince and
Iyppoli.es headquarters. In the meantime the sccno
OF acto Is said he changed, this time TO Francc
Private information received in this city yester
day that letter had been received at the state
Department nom Johannes Hauscdt, of No. South
Wnl,sm.st which informed the Department that the
French Government he'd given orders TO the com
tnandcs OF two gunboas stationed at Por Royal and
Martinique 10 ship all the soldiers at the latter
DOR; and hasten Hayt 10 reinforce Lcgitime.
When Mr. Haustcdt was asked about this story he
calmly remarked that he did not believe that there
was any truth in the rumor and denied that he wrote
such letter
A reporter who had heard this news called on
Minister Preston, who said that there was no truth
An that gmboat story The other gunboat story, that
John 10 ander, shipbroker OF No. 10 stae-st. had
bought the cid WORKOUT revenue cutter McCulough
for Ieciumes navy. Is emphaiically denied by Mr.
polander Put Mr. Bolander, nevertheless, refused 70
saw whether he had had not been asked by
JErttnc agents act in the purchase OF the steamer
Mir Ioiander says that he bought the Mccullough on
snecu' alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

ries and much superior to those lately offered Prices
were higher compared with the lasi SERIES Good Ana
combing nerIno greasy showed an advance Of s17 psf
per cent Cape greasy. per cent: washed Witt
Secured. 1910 per cent. The total quantity sod during
the series = sis 600 bales e whiiS about 80 per cs
United States $500 bales are carried forward The
fourth series Will beein on September II. and the 6ftb
on November 2G Todsy's offerings detail and
the price; O6t,Ssd are g. glow yie;sra 900 bales.
New South wales-6400 bales secured 10dals "a; 10
locks ana pieces 1.2da1s LA greasy. l21als II
do locks and pieces Lido n 1.Zd. QueensIand-SO1
bales scoufei Is 2dals Ga south Ag.trslseOO bale.
secured, 1rd1ls Cd Swan Rlvet-3O0 bales; greasy
34id1o .2d do locks and pieces :2117 Ia. Tas.
mana-2,20O bacs secured, ls61s "a do locks snd
bnd pcces s4dsio I'd kswzeaiandIfcco baes
sco,rod 10 2d6is La do locks and pieces 10 12da
Is 12i; grcasy 7idIs ii do locks and pieces S,d
40 I'D. Cane OF Good Hope and Nstol-lO0 bales
greasy, 1-2daSd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The week opened in the crude oil market with
Quiet movement of business. but generally on higher
range Of values The recent tendency Of the traders
at the Stock Exchange TO present fair comparison
I'm the volume of trading with tho Consolidated En-
change was decidedly manifested yesterday and the
recorded transactions exceeded those at the Con-
solMatcd Exchange by about rs per cent II is re-
ported that Stock Exchange houses arc borrowers Of
actual certificates in the West. There was no fresh
news the petroleum country OF Importance except
the striking of a dry hole at Brush Creek. Perhaps
the larger trading by the Stock Exchange brokers
caused slight sympathy to exist between tho move
men Of oil and of railway shares. At any rate when
the latter weakened In the last hour oil ran of to
01 "a cents. The market closed steady at trifng
gain over Saturdays close
The range of prices and the total dealings were as