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physical condition than he seems to have
been in. If Miss Hamm of Bar Harbor
has the key to this mystery she will do the
country service by a speedy publication of
it. Until she does prove that she was en-
ployed to keep Mr.. Blaine sick until Sep
TENDER" she will rest under the imputation
of having deceived the papers she sent her
tales to TO increase the sensational value of
her articles. The Boston Herald is. one of
the last journals in the United States to
print such stories as Miss Hamm writes
without believing them to be true
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A supposed Dead Man Turns Tn.

When Horace Barnes of West Granville,
Mass, was hired out by his father to work
on farm several months ago he rebelled.
Horace was young man, stout and strong,
and he thought if he worked he ought to
have the money he earned. Horace quietly
wrapped up his spare clothes in news
paper and left town. Nothing was heard
from him. and his people had given him up
A few weeks ago, while hunting in the
wocds near West Granville, skeleton was
found. The bones were those of young
man about Horace Barnes size and near by
was a hat and shoes. His father determined
IN his own mind that Horace had committed
suicide, and the bones were decently in
tered. A copy of the American Sentinel
found its way to West Granville. Among
The local bits of news was one concerning
Horace Barnes. Two men searched this
town ana finally found Horace driving an
ice wagon. He acknowledged his identity.
The owner of the skeleton has not been
found Birmingham Comm special to Pitts
burU DisDatph
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

1t Is semiohicially denied that negotiations are
pending for he sale of any OF the Danish West
India Islands TO Germany. The New York Her
dId's Washington correspondent recently rep
resented that the German Government were
making persistent efforts TO acquire possession
OF the island of ST. Thomas, which has an area
of forty-five square miles ana population of
about 1900. The harbor OF Charlotte Amalle
is one OF the finest ID The West Indies ana in the
hands of q strong power would occupy, it Is
claimed, commanding position in relation to
the Gulf, Caribbean aud the South American
coasts. Secretary Seward once recognized the
advantage of the island and tried to 1t for
the United States but Congress declined TO rattiy
the agreement.
The relations between France and Russia just
now furnish topics for very interesting cable
grams from abroad. One dispatch from Vienna
strengthens the belief 10 the report OF the com
pletion Of formal alliance. and says that orders
have been given TO the British warshipS STA
TONED In the Mediterranean to be in readiness
TO carry out orders at sharp notice. and hint Is
given that they will be needed AT CousIan.inOple
Another correspondent says the general opinion
Is that Russia will net attack either Germany or
Austria, but will when ready march directly on
ConstautiDOne, the quarter in which Won
Molike predicted that there would soon be
trouble.
Admiral Walker in his report to Secretary
Tracy on the naval militia's dTill finds In the
new movement the presence of an efficient re-
serve. all the officers VINO came in contact with
the naval battalion speaking in high terms OF
their intelligence, aptitude and industry. Such
exercises, declares the Admiral. bring the navy
in touch with the people.
This country produced l, SOS, 961 gross tons of
pig iIon in 1876, while Great Brltain's produc-
ton was 6.655, 997 tons. In 1890 we produced
9,2o2,7o3 tons and England but 7,9o4,214
tons. These figures clearly show the effect of
fee trade ana protection In eountry's indus
tria development
According to Minister Pauneefote the Behring
Sea matter is progressing satisfactorily. While
he could not 20 into details everything seems to
portend solution that will settle the matter.
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The Snake Fiend sim at Large.

A negro woman in Georgia hoed cotton
until midday and then lay down for a nap
in the shade of tree She was barefooted.
Suddenly a tickling sensation in one of her
big toes disturbed her slumber. She looked
sleepily in that direction and saw a sight
that made her teeth chatter. A huge black
snake had swallowed the toe, and was act
ing as though he proposed to swallow the
rest of her. AS she gazed along the sleek
back Of the undulatng serpent, he seemed
so long that his tail was below the horizon.
When she recovered from her temporary
paralysis, she arose like sky-rocket fired
Slantwise and disappeared in the pine tim
Der with a blood-curdling shrek. After
being jerked through the underbrush for a
few rods the snake let 60. The woman
may be running yet for all that is known to
the cOntrary.-Ex.
Your friends in The counIry would enjoy box
of Townsend's candies.
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The Dining-Car Line,

For comfort take the Union Pacific Railway the
only line running through Pullman sleeping-cars
without change between San Francisco and Chicago
with dinin gears the entire distance, arriving in
Chicago and all Eastern cities twenty-five hours In
of all other transcontinentai lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday aud Saturday with
through Pullman tourist sleeping-cars to Chicago
without change. Ticket office, No. Montgomery
street; D. w Hitchcock General Agent
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
AUGUST. 1891.
NoTICEI

Aiy a our patrons 1rho fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trGin-boys
,riltcoUer q faror By notifying this office OF
HeJcet. naming the date and train
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The receipt Is simple You have only to take a
violent cold and neglect 1t. Abernethy, the great
English surgeon, asked a lady who told him she only
had cough: what would you have The Plague gn
Beware OF "only coughs" The worst cases can
however. be cured by DIR. wM HALLS BALSAM
for the LUNGS In WhoopiDg Cough and Group IL
Immediately allays irritation and sure to prevent
fatal termination of the disease. Sold by all drug
gIsts and dealers in medicine.
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sIrRsCRIprInN RArr,s

DAILY CALL QncludiHg sundays. Sc per year by
mail postpaid Is cents per week, or 65 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL.
I'VE COPIES three months, SIS rs. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages, 81 80 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. 81 80 per year, post
Paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pagesl, 81 20 per year,
postpaid. Clubs of ten (sent TO address), $40.
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SIS Montgomery street. Clay, open until /,
O'Clock P. n. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
street. Kearny. open until II O'Clock midnight:
33e Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; COS
Lsrkin street. open until 80 O'Clock 25ls Mission
street, open until o'clock T. Il: and 1l6 Ninth
street. open until 9 30 p II.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM-
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for week or longer at regular subscrip-
tfOn rates, I6c. per week. Give order to
carrier or send to business office.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r.u,,r

Has been used fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while teethng, with perfect
II soothes the child softens the gums al
lays pain. wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething other For sale by drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

ST., at II O clock.
FuRSIrURE-Ry H. J. Leutholtz d Co, at 1927
McAlllsEer 81. at u O'CLOCK
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THE dealer who tries to persuade you to take
something else when you call for Hoods Sarsapa-
rla is evidently working fer his interest, and not
ours Be sure t get Hoods. and other.
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DIR. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup
Is of the most pleasant paatable preparations
for worms we have ever known. 1t Is thoroughly
eficacious. and never requires any other medicine
to carry it off after using it. Children like It, as
though Ii wore honey
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SLEEPING-CAR RATES.

Some CONSERVATION prevails among New
York railroad companies and travellers in
consequence of the discovery of law limit
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MEATnER FORtCAsTs.
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE,
MEATHER RUREAu.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, \
WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, August ,, 1879 P. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The principal cyelonic sturbanee is central in
N on;ana and Dakota and barometric trough of
low pressure extends thence southwark TO Mexico.
The barometer has fallen in the eastern portion of
the Pacific Coast States and risen slightly in the
western portion. It is slightly above the normal,
except in Eastern oregon and Eastern Washington.
The barometer is highest the northwest coast of
California t30.Os), and lowest in Southern Caifor-
ria (29.30). The barometer at Wianemucca is
29-Ss or .O6 OF an Inch above the normal rise of
0f of an inch in "a hours and or 05 of inch in u
hours The winds have been north TO west in Orc
gon and Washin gton and generally south to west in
California, Arizona and Nevada. Tne force has
been light TO fresh except brisk on the northwest
coast OF California; San Francisco. southwest,
miles. The temperature has generally risen in all
districts except slight fall ii orthweStern Caifor-
MIA ana Northern Washington. Its generally above
The normal. Fair weather had prevailed in all dis
riclS, except light rains Eastern Arizona and
the Washington Coast Fort CANDY OF of an inch
Fort Grant, trace.
Forecast Till z. NJ. Monday.
For Northern California-Fair weather: winds
generally westerly; nearly stationary tempera ture.
except slightly cooler in the northeastern portion
and At Fresno. Fog along the coast
For Southern Caiifomts-Fair weather; westerly
winds; nearly stationary temperature except
slightly cooler at Los Angeles; fog and cloudy along
the coast
For uIegon-Fair weather. except light rain in the
northwest portion: north 10 west winds; slightly
cooler.
For NaShingtOn-Fair weather. except light rains
III the extreme eastern portion: north TO west
winds; slightly cooler. JOHN p. FINLEY,
Lieutenant ninth Infantry, a. = O.. IN charge.
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EACH YEAR FINDS "Bro1gns Bronchial TFoches
in localities, in various parts of the world For
relieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, they
have been proved reliable. Sold ontv in bores.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs.
1SIT1,1 ~, I'm {, = :, - - :, -, -
kililnG VI 0 ISL oBbiNG NEATLY DONE
4 reasonable. J. HATFIELD. S22 Polk ST. iva SIN
CARPENTER WORK: FITTING UP STORES A
" specially; reasonable l140 Howard stlyll SIN
r v. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q 6l9 Sacramento St. cabinet work and fitting an
Offices promptly attended; telephone 600 mlBtf
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THE MORNING CALL
pURTTcaTToy oFpICE .

Has a larger circulation than any other
nevspaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

ExTRA mince pies SWANS. 2l9 Suffer street.
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asy saS T-s sa5sir meeting RMS Il
It itO'A T. M ' 'i''i . l. ~. scHGMAcHER, Sec @ '
s~ Occidental Lodge. No. 22. r. q
I ~ and A M,-Stated meeting THIS "a
1t t. " 0-Nr. - 80 II JONES. Sec.
" san Francisco Chapter, MOI. a
EVENING. Business and R. a. degree. All Xxx
companions in good standing are invited: NV
IL % y &. Ffn ae fsssra NG Detail aai TX
and officers VIII please meet TODAY ?1%SSs=
(MoADAY) August 3D., in our hall at >|HaNS
IL N. sharp, TO attend the funeral OF our late
VIM. P. HUGHES. NG
SAMUEL PoLAcK. Secretary. 1t
-. There ~ VIII be special
R MnIb m Yrsh .AgMst ~ nan nt on
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose OF 49, ts9
electing officers Irlsh-Americans taking an IN
tend. j. +. FITZGERALD, Chairman
P. BRADLEY. Secretary. It's
~ u. a. o. D.-To the Officers andlstze9
eF-S members of Hesperian Grove, No. Is, E-s5
U. A. o. D. You are hereby requested to at " 3
tend the funeral Of our deceased brother. OLA
4Ih from Druids' Hail. as Suffer ST., at O'Clock
pr n Special meeting at 9eSs5 p N n sharp BY
c. NELSON. Secretary. au3 It
1" Master Mariners Benevo-s
as~S lent Association Officers and broth -
ers: You are hereby notified TO attend s4s
MONDAY. August sd, ~ NJ. sharp for the purpose
Of attending the funeral Of our late brother TIL
IHOMFSON. aug &c
~ The Regular ,nnnal injecting of
- the stockholders of the Julia Consolidated
Mining Company VIII he held at the ONCE of the
cisco. CAL on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Au-
gust. 1891. at the hour OF NJ, for the purpose of
ing year. and the transaction of such other business
viii close on MONDAY, August 10. 1891 at p M
Jy28 I'd j. SrADTFELD JR.. Secretary.
IB The Regular Annual Meeting of
1~S the stockholders OF the Navajo Mining Com
pany VIII be held at the otce of the company, 80
Pine St. Rooms 10 and IT, San Francisco. Cal. on
TUESDAY, the nth day of August, 1891, at the
hour OF p NJ, for the purpose of electng a Eoard
OF Directors to serve for the ensuing and the
transaction of such other business may come be-
fore the meeting. Transfor-books viii close on
j. W. PEw. Secretary.
omee--SlO Pine ST., Rooms Is and il. san Fran
cisco, Cal. Jy2S I'd
stockholders OF The German Savings and Loan
20 California ST., in the city and county OF San
Francisco, state of California. on MONDAY, the
election of Board OF Directors to serve for the
ensuing year. and the Transaction OF such other
business as snail legally come before the meeting.
Jy21 l5t GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
- Special Meeting of Stakeholder
- A special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
East Sierra Nevada Mining Company viii be held
en- MONDAY, August 10, 1891. at the hour OF
O'Clock p NJ OF SAID DAY, at the office of the com
pahy, $40 Pine ST. Groom 2SJ. San Francisco, Cal,
for the purpose of legisiating the sale other
disposition OF the shares of the company's stock
now owned and held by the company as treasury
stock. The transferbooks will be closed on Friday
August Z. 1891, at O'Clock P. NJ. said day. and
renTin closed till after the meeting of August 10.
1881. GEORGE K. SPINNEY Secretary
oaiee $40 Pine ST. (F2oom PSI, San Francisco,
cal. uly 20, 1891. jy26 I'd
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PAINTERS.

CIGNs. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
~ hanging. Uniting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers in paints, oils, glass brushes var
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old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, al Third ST. San
Francisco; will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold by
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ 63S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches: low interest oc4a
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Your friends in The country would enjoy box
OF Townsend's candies.
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STOR ACE.

FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, PIANOS, ETC.
A stored at reasonable rates. K. r. OSBORN 81
CO. 1913 Market ST, bet. Third and Fourth.iySOtf
EURNITbRE, TRUNKS PIANOS, ETC, TAKEN
4 care OF and stored at reasonable rates: advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company,
cessors to II. wendell, $40 stockton st. iy9 q
E1RsT CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS;
n 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. iY3 U
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fsSy7 eau ion to Ladies-Do N BE I'm
80 posed upon by quacks who copy parts of the
advertisements OF Dr. and Mrs. Haven and are pre-
suinably too ignorant TO write their own: 500 will
be paid for any case OF female Irregularities they
cannot cure. Once, 22S Post ST., San Francisco; 8
A. NJ TO : T.. NJ au2 q
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AGENTS wANrEo D.

GOOD AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
u est medicine In the world. for particulars call
t1o1 A. aflAt
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PERSONALS.

ri IN FOR CABINETS; FULL LENGrni
M i .OOGodeus, Art Studio. 10 Sixth 8 cod Sm
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Ry5S Dividend Notice-Office of the pc.
~ ehc Coast Borax Company. San Francisco
July 81, 1891. AT a meeting OF the Board of M,
rectors OF the above-named company held mis-
day, dividend (No - OF 81 per share was de.
clared, payable on MONDAY, August 10 iaai
Transfer DO ks viii close August O. 1891 w.
aul I'll ALTON II. CLOUGH Soc
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

SITUATION WANTED FOR A SWEDISH Girl.
~ ~ TO do, 90 general houseworx Apply to J. n
CKOSETT ~ CO.. 62S Sacramentp st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The taking OF testimony in the Itata case
| did not begin yesterday.
-Faresanton Behaunessy, the Syrian boy
preacher, has turned up at New York.
Germany will exhibits German village
at the Worlds Fair. 1t will cost 100000.
| "A contractor near Greensburg has dis
appeared with nearly $1,000 wages due his
| men.
| Lewis B. Earl was killed at Mt. Pleasant,
Mich, by a rope breaking, dropping him
| from balloon.
Armed robbers invaded San Antoine,
| Mo-, and looted the postoff1ce and number
/ of stores. A band of vigilantes are after the
| gang.
Henry Cabot Lodge has stated that he
| would accept the challenge of Hon. John z.
| Russell to Joint debate of the issues of the
| campaign.
United States Deputy Marshall Joseph
Wilson was killed by Samuel Downing, a
Cherokee Indian he was trying to arrest on q
| charge of selling liquor in the territory.
The Mellenhauer Sugar Refining Com
pany, formed to manufacture and refine
sugar from the raw material, in Brooklyn,
was Incorporated yesterday with capital
fatal dose Of Paris green to Emma Busch at
Newark, N. j., died yesterday from the
same poison, taken at the time he gave it to
his victim.
Arthur Wilson, the son Of Arthur STAN
ley wilson of baccarat fame and the Wilson
line of steamers, is engaged to marry the
eldest daughter of Lady Filmers, Miss
Alice Cecil Agnes Filmers.
According to official reports the Prus-
sian wheat crop amounts to Is, ,408, 900 double
quintals, against II, COO in 1890. The sum-
and winter wheat crop together will yield
1000 COO double QuintaIs over the same crops
of 1890
The Lancaster County Mutual Live Stock
and Chattel Theft Insurance Company has
made an assignment for the benefit Of its
creditors, to William B. Given, of Columbia,
Pa. The assets of the company are $4,000 in
premium notes.
Later details from the scene Of the Bur-
gos railroad disaster show that Mr. John
Seymour Lucas, a distinguished English
painter who was reported to have been one
of those killed is not dead. Mr.. Lucas how
ever, is severely injured.
1t is generally understood that unless
something un forseen occurs the proropation
of Canadian Parliament will take place on
Wednesday next, when the House will have
sat Just five months and one day. It has
been decided that the members of both
Houses are to get $500 apiece as extra in
demnity for the long session
The west bound Limited Mail on the
Pennsylvania road, struck a carriage near
Centreville, Ind, in which were Joseph
Black, his wife and two daughters. Black,
his wife and one daughter were instantly
killed and the other daughter was fatally
injured. The Black family was on the way
to attend the Cambridge races.
II. M. s. Goshawk, four guns, 4sohorse
power, gunboat commanded by Command
er Edward P. Chapman, has been dispatched
to Cape Jnby, on the west coast OF Sahara,
opposite Fuerteventura Zone of the Canary
lslands), where the Moors have rebeIled
and threatened to destroy a factory owned
and operated by British subjects
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

SEVERAL new applications were handed In
to No. 6 at the last meeting.
CoMRADE GUYToR, of Perrysville, the Gran
ger member of No. 6, was in the city last
Saturday on business.
CoMRADE J. II. STEVENSON, of No. 8, cfrcu-
lated among his old chums at New Castle
last week. Maybe he hadn't good time.
CoMRAoE BENJAMIN MCCALL, Of No. 6, has
fully recovered from a severe illness and is
again selling sewing machines "till the peo-
pie can't rest"
CoMRADE j. C. STEVENSON, of No. 9, New
Castle, editor of the Volunteer, was a visitor
to the city last week with his wife and
daughter, Laura.
COMRADES w. H. GRAHAM and e. r. Seaman,
of No. 6, attended the reunion of their old
regiment, the Fifth West Virginia Cavalry
brave boys were they"
CoMRApE Ii. ]. FULMER, of No. 9, enjoyed
himself in the rural regions for few days
last week. The boys say the chickens
roasted high when he stayed.
ENcAMPMENT No. 9, of New Castle, has
Ia tely fitted up a hall in splendid style, one
of the best in Western Pennsylvania. A
supper will be given in it next Friday even
ing by the patriotic ladies of New Castle tor
the benefit of the encampment.
ENCAMPMENT No. i, with large numbers of
delegates from Ohio, West Virginia and
Western Pennsylvania towns. will leave for
Reading on Monday evening, October u to
attend the national encampment The
party will go on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad via Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, with stop over privileges.
The fare fixed for the round trip by the B. &
o. r. X. is SO 06. All the friends of the
Legion who desire to go can purchase
tickets at the same rate. The special train
of Eastla6e coaches and Pullman sleeping
cars will leave on Monday evening October
u, remaining in Washington during the day
OF the 18th, and arriving in Reading at IL
p N. the same day. Elaborate preparations
are being made at Reading 10 have this en-
campment the most enjoyable one yet held.
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THE WEEK IN OIL.
Fair Volume Of Business and . Good
Range OF Prices.

A Fair Volume Of Business and . Good
Range OF Prices.
About 70 900 barrels of OIL were handled on
the local board during the week. Tho mar
ket had good range, selling up to sHlc and
down to 595sc.
The demand was based on a decline in the
field and liberal buying orders. The decline
was due to realizing and report yesterday
of two large wells in the Mcdonald field,
one doing $50 and the other so barrels an
hour.
Business was quite light yesterday. The
only quotation on cash oil was 60c October
opened Mt 604c; highest, 603sc: lowest, 5956c;
close, 5976c. The outlook for this week is
favorable to an advance, although develop
merits at Mcdonald may give a different
complexion to the market.
Refined advanced at New York, but fell
back. 1t was steady and unchanged else
where. Average daily runs increased up
ward of 1000 barrels and shipments nearly
3,000
OIL CITY, Sept. 26.-National Transit GER
tiflcates opened at 6Ol4c: highest, 6033sc: low
est, 595sc; closed at $3.50; sales, lS6, 900 bar
rels: cIearances, $4,000 barrels shipments,
1900 barrels: runs, 81, ,G37 barrels.
BRADFORD Sept. 26.-National Transit GER
tificates opened at 6O16c; closed at 593lc;
highest, 605sc; lowest, 594c; clearances 264, 600
barrels.