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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21
HOME DRESSMAKING.
HOW TO CUT AND FIT THE WAIST
AND LlMINa.

The Proper Tools and the Taste snd IA
uencc-u How to Take tho Measurements.
riacne the Diagram Correctly -Moidins
Ittotho uody.
tCopuight. isa. BY American pros As-oais
toni
Thclaiy whowlshc, 90 become thorough
drcssmakcr must have tho proper tools and
necessarics 20 begin WITH p .dcs large
nmouu, Of patience and taste. The tools
needed ate here brlc1y mcntionodi
A cutting board or folding table.
4 tape measure.
Three pairs Of scissors, one Tor button
holes
Apincushion Tor general use and one to
faston to the aide.
a nocdlch00k
Thread and sowing sllk ~ much as one
iikus
a press board Tor ordinary waist aud
skirt.
a sleeve bo1rl Tor pressing sleeves
a heavy nutir0n nHd one Hight one
one or more wir frames Tor draping
skirts.
A tin body for adjusting waists, trim.
minrs, etc, on.
A bundle cap win for collars and stiff
bows
Elastic, braid, bindings, whaloboncs, oas-
inrs. ctinoiinc, buctram md dress liniugs
such A. siles.a, paper cambria and drilling
and taGoias, silk and brllinutiuoora alpaca
Tor hcings Aside from these thoro should
also be- bobbin cuul Cor pip.ugs, and still
muslin, black and white. Tor collars, etc A.,
pencil and book Tor writing down measure.
mcnts; also ascwing machinoaud some stir
paper 10 diagram patterns on.
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BANKS.

wiiford woodruff, ocorEe VI. Cannon
froudeat Ca.hIer
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. lions SAYINGS BANK
TRUST COMPANY,
Nos L and q East Temple Street.
SALT LAEE orr, UrlH.
EsTAniIsHED INCORPORATED
1870. IHaa

i-ptREcroRs:-{
MILFORD woodruff. prcliIcni
George q. Cannon. yIco.rresltont
g..eph smith, nr1fgo Reynolds.
eNtu- ~ launoni Heller .. uralt.
Janca JACK o fufsffr anoas
a. - Mcnuer Frlndls N Lyman,
u d. eiA"son' Geo. n. Cannon.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the VEST

Amer n stay Of several years At WASH
ingion, nc, during which hobas Locomc
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
AMI the departments, Judge Cha-. W.
Siaynor, an Attorney and Counselor 81
tho supreme Cour, Of tho United Salos,
il prepared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Cougronmon a, to
tho needs OF clients aud communities
represented by him.
lilo also continues his practice In tho
General Land once. prepares appeals,
makes answors and argumonIs before tho
Commissioner aud Secretary, analysea
and reports on cHsos To attorneys nj a
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Box
az, Washington u. G.
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Oldest Savings Bank Ia Utah, with 10.
posi's greater than all others combined.
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NATIONAL BANK
N OF THE X
REPUBLIC
Frank ltnpv, President.
J.. q hhrrick, Air,-presiirut.
j. a. Euris, cashier.

CAPITAL PAID IN $500 ooo.
Isu ing iH 900 iu branches irtraartad. In.
change Drawn 900 ihr principal ,i.i.s II turouo
Interest Paid on rimo Deposits.
lfrctufs NrI N, love. Emlnuc. hahn.
lu'Er ]. g. ruuthrrAHd ". l.. A. lu'mtr w.
emgicy O.. Nu'mct. FRANK lnaR h. q.
Aaulct. J. 4 LarA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-19
FINANCE n TRADE
The Features of tho Money aud sto,
NInrkCLs.

The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets,
NEW York, July lS.-Money on call easy at
o to c per cent; last loan 8 per cent closed
offered at per cout. Prime mercantile paper
sa12 per cent. Sterling exchange strong at 81 SSa
4 So. Silver weaker; certificates sold at 72C, aud
closed at 72c bid, 72,ssC asked. The total sales OF
stocks to, day were 3Gj,lOO shares.
Speculation ut the stock exchange was chnrac'
terized by great depression a sharp decline in
American Securities ut I.ondou, coupled with
rumon Of the financial embarrassment OF an
important house there md heavy sales for for
Olgn account, started liqullAtlnns here Oh ln OK.
tCnSivG scale and prices declined rapidly. Urged
on by their success. the bOnrs circulated stories
affecting the credit OF some oil the most promi'
nOnt houses IN London. Berlin aud Amsterdam,
On this side the leading factor in creating
anxiety US to the stock market was tho panic re-
portedi In Denver where u general run was nude
upon the banks. Tho bears simply carried
everything before them ana n very uneasy feel
ing prevailed In stock circles, although II Is TO
DO said that the local money market remained
easy, and despite the great shrinkage In values
not a single illiurO occurred Mt the stock OK
change.
pared with the final quotations of Yesterday
and toward the close stocks were sold almost re-
gnrdioss of price, National Starch second pre-
icrrCd fell oIf9, Chicago Gas ~, General Electric
&, St Paul 5X, Louisville 4 Nashville "a, Amer.
Tenn Sugar W, burlington & Quincy ~, Ma.
tional Lead Az, New York Central AZ, LScka.
wanuaa ~ aud Missouri Pacific M per cent,
During tho last half hour Of business there was
an ontpouring OF long stock on n vague ruinor
that d downtown bank had called upon the
CleQrlug house for assistance, but upon inycstl'
cation II wus found that there was absolutely no
truth In tho story. A few stocks rallied X TO IA
per cent III tho final transactions but spCculu'
Ton loft oil heavy III tone.
Hallway bonds were active aud depressed.
Sales were SSlg, 900.
GoycFnmcnt and State bonds dull.
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&. II. Clifford, Now Cassel, Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tis,m, Ills Stomach was diserdered, his
Liver was affected TO I'M alarming do
orco. annette fell away, and ho was tor
ribly reduced In flesh and strength.
Thrcu bottles Of Electric BltteFs cured
him. :,
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
Ind a running soro on his leg OF eight
yenrs standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklon's Arnica SnlyO, and his log ID
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawbn,
Ohio, had fivo large Fcypr sorrs OH ms
lep, doctors snid ho wa incurgblc. ono
bottle Electric Blttors and one box Duck.
lens Arnica Sulvo cured him entirely
Bold by Logan Drug TO- 0
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HARD 10 KIL1
Allegro Hanged aud shot by a Mob, but
Turns up Afterwnrd.

Turns up AfterwnFd,
NORFOLK, Va, July lS.-Isaac Jenk-
ms, COlOrod, set fire to the barns owned
by Mr., John Cartwright at oartwright's
wharf, Nahsemond river, and poisoned
several valuable animals. Jenkins was
captured on Saturday, He admitted
that he set tire to the barn and poison,
ed the horses. He further said that no
would not be satisfied until he had kill
ed Mr.. Cartwright
A party Of citizens hanged the barn
burner from a tree, leaving his body
hanging after firing a dozen shots at it.
When some OF the lynchers returned to
the, spot on Sunday they found tho
body gone.
A colored man was arrested in this
city tonight us a suspicious character
who proved to be jenkins. He said
that Us he was losing consciousness
while hanging he heard several pistol
shots, When he recovered IL was near
daylight and he was lying on the
ground, The rope had broken. lie
got up and made his way to Norfolk
through the woods. The mans neck
was badly cut and swollen and one OF
the pistol balls took effect in the right
side OF the head, but did not enter the
brain,
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CHICAGO, July ls.-li was like tho JOhnslOwn
geed for q While to-day ih she wheat trade. Tbc
6puCulnlOfa took fright ut the alarming financial
reports from both east md west, aud lot 20 lholt
holdings IN Il way approaching the panloky.
Altogether II W1sh day thpt left sGats, While
the excitement Was al everyone wns trying to
Learn tho cnlHU. No ono piCCu uf news broke Tho
market II wls tho ruluiinntl1n NJ gathering
hcavlucsa Tho financial news yesterday was
very bad, vet tho market held up ialtly wOll.
This morning New York stocks wotu very wOnk
soinU bud inllltOs as very ptUhnblG Tie tfndc
Ind scarcely begun when Douyct reported W
failure Of Tho grVulosi metrQniilo hOlse tpGfr
Font BcOll Kansas, reported q g5OO,V0O bank
ialluFV, Lhou were reports oil three other Den
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Gorman Taxation.

BERLIN, July 1s.-Prince VonAren.
berg, q leader OF the contrist party,
proposes to take a lending part in the
DISCUSSION Of the tax question arising
from the army bill. When in comes
before the relchstag and in order to be
able to speak in~telligently on the sub.
ject and to make comparisons. he will
visit France and England to study the
system OF taxation.
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MEDICAL.
TOO or TEN THE CASE.
INTERESTING PROOFS.
MEDICAL.

,onrg society lady, after q round Of
a hsromess suddenly conscious OF an M,
solion. She has frequent attacks OF
NV" ,iaeSs,' her buck aches, andshe leels Que ana
generally run down;
SNIo,i,rs, look well to your daushters'
it,""bters, look well to yourselves
%, IGe tr,t symptom denoting the APP
LAY Il Of disease receive your instant atIen'
p,ol'" H,,Ilhy women are the hope OF the
l'on' aaI il il well.nigh criminal TO neglect
aaythipg which promises relief; N..,o.,
There is hopsfor all sufferers from NERVOUS
Dt,nls Read what follows;
Mrs, Jennie G, Davis, q fine artist a1a an
Ni,,, i.bed authoress, Of Westfeld, WIS.,
av,T hlon subject to headache ever since she
l "'li remember. So severe we're her ut
,oJS o.t eaase al times temporary delirilm.
t,Tn'I,rpment had failed to relieve her, but
Az. ,,.inr DR.. Miles Restorative NerVinO
s%n writes "My record is to me, at least
D .,,i. hetory. No headache, constantly. ~
,.r,jnr appetite, and u consequent gain IN
~right Of Two and a half pounds in just ono
"t Sir weeks later she writes; " Have read
,c a. so ",y'. i~mmoderately Of late, but my
headaches do not return"
D' Nrs, John r. Miller,Of Valparaiso, Ind
,,,.atiackedt three years agowith turn Of life
IN il, worst form. 1t finally went to her
Is,I and all indications were that 1t would
,,-glt either in insanity or softening Of the
Srlin. Her husband thus writes; "1twogid
i, iwpossibIe for me to attemptG description
JiT ,aGtriags during all this time, She
Tyos mated by our very best local physiciapa
SSjrb Int temporary benefit, She has taken
SUr battles Of DIR. Miles REsToRArrvE
SrRylsh, and is cured, She has gained
tscoty poaads in weight, ] tell you, she
often Llcsses you for what you have done for
D' R.eolIect that for the CURE of all Eer-
veI, Diseases there is no remedy which APP
rmochcs Dr.. MIIeS Restorative Nerriae. II is
{ac from dangerous drugs and opiates. Sold
by ali druggists, on a positive guarantee, or
Dt. Niles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
Sold by Druggists Eyerywherc. mrlS-MwIAwy
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An Ada Bank Fails.

TOLEDO, Ono, July l8.-Citizons'
Bank, of Ada, the most prominent one
in Hardin county, failed to open its
doors this morning. Its ownor, Peter
Ashtleld, has controlled it for over u
quarter Of q century, and is one OF the
wealthiest men of that section. No
statement of assets and liabilities or
the cause OF the failure can DO obtained.
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Tho unlIen sIntos 1nlprneAss.

LONDON, July 1s.-Tho AngIo-Armen.
iaps Association learns from Constanti-
nople that the United States govern
ment has interceded for Professor
lhoumain and Professor Kayayan, in
structors in the American college in
Marsovan. Tho mon were tried in An
CORA for sedition, found guilty and sen
fenced to death. The sentences were
commuted to Punishment. The Amer
lean government is said to be urging
the porte to allow them to return to
their missionary work in Marsovan.
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VALPARAISO, July lS.-Apparently un.
dismayed by the loss OF their navy, the
land forces Of the reyolutionists in Rio
Grande Do Sui, have become moro ag.
gressivc than ever. Generals Saraiva,
Tayarez and Salgado have combined
their forces and are now besieging
Yaguaron city. Tho town is well de-
Tended and its capture will be difficult.
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To those who travel, or those who ro.
main at home during the summer.
"neVer DO without q stimuiant" Its
timely use suyos the system from many
a shock, and as a preventative OF dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of Alle-
cheney, Is Il reliable dealer, who only
Keeps tho purc& liquors in stock. His
Silver Ago, ut 81 80; Duquesne, ut 81 20,
and Bear Crock, at 81 90 per full quart
oach, cannot DO oqualod. Send for cata.
logue aud price list (mail0d iroe) TO
Max Klein, SO Federal street, Allo'
phOny, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-19
RACE WAR.
Negroes Ordered to Leave Their Homes
in Missouri,

NeEFooh Oruereu TO Leave Thctr homes
in Missouri.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 1S,-The
white people in the town aud vicinity
OF Neelyyille, Just across the Arkansas
line, in Missouri, a few days ago served
notices on the negroes employed at tho
mills and on the farms to leave the
country. The negroes protested against
being driven from their homes, and
have purchased guns, pistols and am
munition in large quantities, and in
formed the white men that they have
made up their minds to stay where
they are aud fight to death before sur
rendering a single n Of their rights.
There has been no conflict yet, but one
is likely to occur at any time.
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NIeynr,s Cn.o poslnonod.

NRw Yoax, July TL-Dr. Henry O.
W. Meyer, the alleged Wholesale pois'
oner, was this morning arraigned be.
fore Judge Cowing to plead to the in.
dictment. AT tho request OF lawyer
Joseph Nose, the prisoners counsel,
the Judge allowed the case to stand
over until Thursday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-19

New Yonk, July 1S.-James A. spen.
Ger, chairman of tho executive commit
toe Of the Colored Catholic Congress, Of
the United States, has issued II call
from Charleston, South Carolina, for
the fourth National Catholic Colored
Congress, to DO held in Chicago, ILL
nois, September 4 next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-19

CINCINNATI, o., July l5-The horse market for
tho past week has been somewhat slow, owing
principally TO the extreme warm weather. Tie
demand has been for drivers aud heavy draft
horses, but stock Is very scarce Draft horses,
10, extra Sl9bal6j, saddle, good SgOall5, extra
s~llhal6O; Southern, good S7OaOQ, extra s9OallQ;
plugs S2jn50.
Mules-l4 to l6 hands good S50a75, II to 10
hands extra sTOa9O, 10 to 10 hands good s95all0,
Is TO ID hands extra sllOal2j. 10 to 1917 hands
good sl25al4O, 10 to 1917 hands extra slIOal6O.
nlnPs SgOn50.
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

Receipts Of live stocks Of Rll kinds are fair,
with prices unchanged
CGthe@Extra loo to 1900 lbs; Gioai5lc;
lbs. 3AaI4c; fair, 700 to 500 lbs. 3I{a3lSci Gorl'
mon, GOO to 100 lbs. 2111asc; bulls, 2a3c; cows,
T6Ss-Extra, 6f5aG1lci good, Ga6,lOc; com.
SSSep@Ext.a, aas}sc; good, 91aaso; common,
no sale; lambs, Base.
EreJh CoWS-s9Oa2s; calves, 4a5l4c.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July ls.-wool In mod.
crate request and prlGcs In buyers ilVOr; OHIO,
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia X and above
9ia2jo; X 22025HC; medium 2Ga2Tc; coarse 26a
30; New York, Michigan, Indiana aud western
fine or X or Xxx 2On22c; medium 2ja2Ge: coarse
2jaa6c; fno washed delalho X and Xxx 2Sh27c;
medium washed cOmbing and delnine 27A2So;
coarse washed cbmblng aud delaine 26a27c;
Canada washed combing 27a19c; tub washed
choice 0iaS2c: MOnOna l2alGc; territorial 0alGc.
HostoN, MASS, July lS,-The demand for wool
has been moderate. Prices arc low but about
steady, ohInXX and Xxx and above 25a9GC; X,
Maple: Michigan x 2lnslc: No. | Ohio 2Se; do
Michigan 2ba2GC; fine delRine Ohio 2Gci do do
Michigan Zoe: Texas and California range 43a45o
Pulled woods quiet and steady. Australian woods
quiet
NEW YoRK, July ls-wool moderately active;
domestic fleece 2ta3lc; pulled &aS7c; Texas lea
n1n
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.Colonoi Auchmuty Dead.

sP~RINdFIELD, Mass, July lZ-Col.
Richard Il. Auchmuty died at his resi-
douce at Lenox about Also o'clock this
morning. He had been failing some
time, but death was sudden and unex'
nocted.
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OH CITY, Pa, July lS,-opOnOd aud highest,
b7lSc. lowest and closed Soc; Snles 10000 barrels;
Clcarnnccs $1,000 barrels shipments 1884
barrels; runs 1897 barrels.
WINS dull; Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none;
August option sales, 1900 bnrtels at GT9Se,
l%ITTspURdH. PA, July Is -OpGn0d and highest
b7AC; closed bGNO; lowest T54c,
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Yer banks closing up, IL was at the same lint
rpporte!i that q grain house Z l9lpHa nvls,
Aside from bud financial news W. nihnus9IaEgaosaa
We're bGRrish. Tho cables were either indiner,
ent or lower. The better temperature aud
showers over the west were more i9yoIae.e iot
growing crops ana harvesting Dnllnk NV sais
hour tue Trade recovered from lhe PaulUAE 'seF
The sora trade had a much narrower market
Juan IN wheat. IL closed within 44c Hom tuV
bottom.
Oats were taiTly active.
PROVISIONS aeliYe and loWeF'
Flour weak and nominal, ~ a
WHgkT-Iash No, 2 spring 6J549B5z6c N1S
spElps COO; Nc, . red SS5{s&y3so 81 IVY ,ps7ttggSRIaa
1885, September OHaBSl taO714oi December ''7sa
7S%aliNG; -. oo,<.oo,, o,o,l a. A,,nst
g1saiOa39 5Sei september 4Q3 SaiO1s lig NJ >,,I
uATs7CQAh No 2, 9Std; July 2hAQ25%I+e14V
sebtembeE st15a!5lSl25c
EYE-No, :, 5gc; =, ,o,>
ELAXsREp-NO' u 1OEr
TIMOTHY SEED-A@, .,ho,
s,S a 5S, ep anS5o y ana july eiS 'o' sVp
Wy oaiS Soaiy ~ ~, N. Mi. so o,oo sooo s5 .scp,em,
hos ~ s0,iS ilo ~ * ~ y y, ~ oOaS MA IA.
OSI ~ y, SUI y i1uH ~ Uuiu3eI Y az ~ y az. SC1pten.
sH9EE SsEUaS ahu I'VE !, S5e ntos n. rsSoSt
oers atisaS dosI wa shoulders 90 -03' s'
o'y Sv,T e. ySny ~ u
mm,mnNs - T., =, ,s,>onno. dairy l6a
,sn s'eauE eFeameFs t'Isa-'' N4''
E~Gds-slow; western lic
Npu, von,. 49, 10 uIo,, ,ooOIntg 70 600
MsM i0sh, Su!y So5 tG u l-sIs. snlss Hon I'm.
pa!ESIs, uAP9ItS e'vWynI paEIets, sa'T8St M hush,
eisi MhlKet dpll: wheat leoelPlss dgs ~ b bh
U.s. eApoIA 4=liOVo buShelsi aalSs o,e'S SNot, mot
~ q t9Illes ahl 4y!9O DMsnes u S ~ s,shidv
n l urn uhsEsael ISH Ogat ~, 1,Snst SIitS
" ! ! l1we! Iuiy %,s55,H, w W.. nnestSber 7S5I
a7Gf iaIGGS 4, Deeeember 10y aslI sasOiSc Corn. re:
selnts gi066 bnsbels, exnofts $4,000 bushels;
sSies isS,1SS bnshels al ,Hfhfos nnd 10000 bnsh'
al of spot, mNTkete asior. Argust4 Al 9lSSalSMcl
Septsmber ISS;aIsS%aiSiIc Oats. receipts S2,OO6
bushels. exnoSs gfoS1 bushels; sales 10000
bbnshsis NJ ip pTrp AM s,SJ IuSuSSS bnsbel Of spot;
market weaf md lower, Argust SG9 saSgA aS!11SS
September SOJSasl1 tl3lC; No. ? Chicago SS119c;
mixed western a6ha3Sc, Cut meats dun AND
steady, Lard dull and lower; western steam ana
July so $50; September 5000; October sgSa
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"Thoy say" said spriggins, "that II
taxes three generations TO mako Il gem
tioman.h 'That," replied Virgins,
"opens up a pleasant prospect for your
rraudBon, "-LG.
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rhn Ninnrnrnn nnnpintlon

MANAeuA, July IS. Revolutionary
troops arc reported to BIO advancing
toward Estelli and are expected to
make an assault upon tho town,
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NEW YOmS, July is.-ThO demnnd for dry
goods, although somewhat bonct than n week
GgO, Il SIN very conservative, There 50 steady
consumption Of finer grldes OF brown mud
bloaChed goods, aud strictly winter fabrics ato
in ptrady movement oR 6Tdeya, business III
tlDthlng MOOlenS ndvnheea 6l0Wly.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.


Time Table No o, IN take eiiocl 1901 " IN,
Sunday, July " 1921
Leave Wheeling tO.D tsiOo, $500 ioii5 tiO;OO
a. tn, tg!2b, e2tiO, Si.gJ, 900 D.. m
Leave PCnlnMlG-t0HG 1906 lS!00, k9!ti, tl0i0d
a. m., 1881, q: 10. 1885, 5000, y. IN
Leave Terminal Junction t7!2l, 5000, ei0,i1A
M. 1880, '2igO, t6ilA i53lt, $50 i9jilp. m.
Leave Martins Forty-lT!9O, lDj0I, eiOi5Ja M
till8, s2iSB, tj!1g, tjllO, tsi3G ig!jJ n M
Leave lenlnsula-t7s8i t0.lL $1,000 AIN, tliiN
e2!lG, tj.gi, I6;25. ts!AS, il0:O5 ~ IN.
5 Atftvn Whdciing-t1a0 10, 1920, iii i0h a IN,
n 81, c2;5l, iti1i, tblll, tSAb, 2l0ll =. m.
oDRily. tDAlly except sunday l9undays only.
All trains Will run. on Eastern Time
W. al y undC,, Il q Nv. trains VIII not stop
between Martins Ferry and Whteiihv,
J,E TAUB9iu, SUPERINTENDENT
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DENVER, Co.., July 1s,-The McNa.
mara Dry Goods Company, n OF the
largest houses in the west, was closed
on attachment this morning.
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pennsylvania Stations
RRSV!VdnidURga.
Trains Run by Central limo,
eoprWwFaT RyETfN~"pNN utNntR RopTF'

rIcEnT OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA BTATioH Oh
Watch ST., FOur or ELFvEHTii ST, WHEELING
AT McLUHk HOubE, WitEELiSu, AND AZ TDE
PENNSYLVANIA BTATt0N rRfpOtTunr,
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llUials.

NEW YonK. July IS. Zig iron dull aud steady.
American eit 76nib ~, Copper nominni; iRkO
$40 20, Lend quiet; domestic " o., Thu Bttongj
glrlig siD Ul.
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CmCAGo, July ls.-Cattle. receipts $500 head;
shipments 1000 head: market demoralized;
prices lowest Of tho yGar; supply excessive;
prime beeycs 81 7b1i so, choice 81 6Oai GO: good
81 OOal IS. Others 50 OOaa 90; stockGn 81 TjG2 rs;
Texans s. 1Oag 70; cow 81 75a9 so. Hogs, 70.
cOlpts 1900 head: shipments 1000 head; mnr-
Ret steady and lower: mixed aud packers @ Goa
8 IS; primC:hcavy s. SjaG 90; light mixed IS 0Ca
0 90, Sheep, receipts 1000 head; shipments
Tcxans 50 80aS so; feeders 81 S5a30O; lambs IS 2ja
%
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July {. Seattle. receipts
800 head; shipments 40 head; market dull at
yesterdays prices. Hogs, receipts 700 head;
and light 90 2OaG 20; medium weight tops 60 lOa
go; extreue heavy S. pOa6 o.. Sheep, receipts
1000 head; shipments 1900 head; market very
dull at lOc off from yesterdays decline.
CrScINNATE,o. July ls-lIogs higher at s. SOa
6S5; receipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head
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~ciSrissAti, o, July is,-co,tOn steady mid.
dIlnrs SIC,
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"DailH tDOIly except Sunday.
t.E TERRY. Gen. Freight & Pass Agent,
JOHN BAlLlE, 1900 Market Street
T, r. DUNBAR, Union Depot jyG
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PHGlADElpmA, SATURDAY EVENING, July 10
The receipts were:
West PHILADELPHIA Yard 800 5000 5000
North Pennsylvania Yard. 800 1000 800
Totals for tho week So. ~ 300 $500
Previous week ,."."".",. 600 1900 $500
Beef Cattle-The receipts included 200 head
for shipment to London per steamer Folkar, 800
for Glasgow per steamer C0rean.
declined Nc on common and Gc on the upper
urnles.