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MUNYON'S LosT.
A Town Almost Wiped Out in Now Bruns-
wick-Mnny Are Homeless.

a Town Almost Wiped Out In Now Bruns.
w~ick-HInny Are Homeless.
FREDERICTON, N. B., June 21.-Eighty
dwellings, six grocery and general
stores, two churches and the railway
station and round house were destroyed
by a fire, which swept the city of Glib
son, directly opposite this city, yestcr-
day. The fire started shortly before
twelve o'clock, and is believed to have
originated with u boy playing with q
toy pistol and matches Ia his fathers
barn. 1870 families were rendered
homeless. Tho loss is heavy, and falls
chiefly on mechanics. The destruction
OF property will amount to 100000,
with very little insurance.
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ALittlo scnsonnhlo Adytoe.

Take plenty of outdoor exercise. 1t
will help you throw of that tired feel
ing and raise your spirits. Don't over
eat-enough Is rs good and better than
u Toast. Be careful Of your drinking
water and alpays add a little Of Klein's
Silver Age or Duquesne Ryes. This
will keep tho digestive organs In good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. They are absolutely pure and
aro for sale by hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, at 81 so and 81 % per
full quart Headquarters,
MAN KLEIN,
So Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue. mailed free.
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ASK Fon CLRMENoY
For the Condemned Armeninns-Witnosscs
IiTibed by Turkish Onlclnls.

hTlbeu ny turkish OhIclhls'
LONDON, Juno 2O.-The Daily Naca
says that kilograms havo been sent to
the sultan of Turkey and tho Turkish
Grand yizIer implorinG that clemenCy
be shown to tho seventeen ArmeniaRq
who were a few days ago sentenced at
Angora to suffer the death penalty for
the part they took in the seditious riot
ing that occurred at Cesaroa and Mar
sovan last spring. Tho paper adds that
the documents in tho case pnrporting
to involve Protestant ministers In the
troubles are known to be forgeries. 1t
further says that the testimony oil wit
nessos il alleged to have been purchased
by the government officials conducting
tho trials OF the accused men. There Ia
much indignation among the foreign
residents 1t is believed that tho con.
demnei men will DO shot or poisoned
unless tho powers intervene and send
officials from their ambassador to con.
duct them to Constantinople.
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CANADIAN LIBERALS.
independence or Annexation to
the United States Wanted.
TaE GRElT OTTAWA CONVENTION.

Tho Speakers Urge tho Most Radical
Measures of Tariff Reform aud Re-
ciproclty with this Countrywide
Protective Tarlfrto High for Them,
Tho Suggestion of Union With this
Country Is Choered, Though Iude.
pendencc is the Most Popular.
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Pension Examining Surgeons.
I,Iu

5ptciaI Dt1ldlch 70 m InhNI0EnccF'
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 9l.-The
commissioner of poneiona to-day APP
pointed boards OF pension examining
surgeons for wost Virginia as follows.
Drs. T. j. Shields, Charles Frisaell and
Eugene Hoge, at Wheeling; Dra 9. W.,
Smith, J.I. Urder and 7. G. Edminaton
at Weston; Drs. Il. S. Dare, u. W.
Bruce and 7. @. Dinsmore at Cameron;
Dts. G. b. West, james McComas aud
+. p. Souther at Sistorsville. All are
Democrats but ono, (Dh Frissell.)
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PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS.
Assistant Attorney General mud Consul to
Geneva Named,

GenoVa Named.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno 21.-The
President made the following appoint
ments: Chas. B. Howry, of Mississippi,
to be assistant attorney general, vice
Leonard w. Colby, resigned.
Benjamin Il, Ridgely, OF kentucky, to
Switzerland.
[CoL W. w. Arnett, of Wheeling, was
an applicant for the assistant attorney
generalship and was being strongly
urged by members OF the West Virginia
delegation. It will DO remembered
that sometime since Hon. @. Wood Dali
ley. OF Mineral county, was offered the
place, but declined II. 1t is thought
that had Col. Arnett been earlier in the
field his chances of appointment would
have been much better.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

on and utter Saturday. October l. 1891 tfalny
Will run ~ follows, city tlmoi
lBAy1 WH%EELlNg-S6,W n m, 100 a. N. 500
ld0 p N. 100 D. m, aiW p m, 400 p M, 6iJj
MI 0lCp M 100 p IN, 500 p H., 9ig1 p
iEAyaE lI dhoys-Jma M, 7yOoh tns 500
p m, y OOh m 1000 m, Ii00G IN, 1900 In,
100 r. ~. 2'0 n M 800 y, N. 400 p H., $40
y ~. 100 p m, HiWp IN, aiW p IN, Si0p
M. 10 l0p, m.
"DAll1 except Sunday.
HuEDAY--CiuToh trains leave HIM Grove Al
oiB a IN. aud Wheeling AZ llii1 ~ in,
IL z WEiSqkRDER,
o@ General Manager.
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CHICAGO. June 21.-Cattle, receipts 5000 head:
shipments 1000 head; market duh and lower
top prices 81 s5a6 %, medium 81 26aI 75t Texans
receipts $1,000 head; shipments 1900 head: mar.
kGt active anil 9jaSOc lower; mixed md packers
8 OOaO 10; prime heRyy 60 l5a8 2i light SGS5aG 10.
Sheep, receipts 1900 head; shipments 200
head; market slow md lower; natives IS T5a5 81;
Texans 90 0jl3 %: westerns N,O0al as: Texas
lambs 81 sOa6 90: spring lhinbsEb 7Oa6 Is.
East LibERrY. June 2l.-Cattlc. receipts $50
head; shipments 74O head; market dull; prime
g. a0lS 90: fair to good 81 25Ni OOi common 81 6On
I 90; fat COWS and bulls q 50ai 10. bologna cows
S OOal2 o.: fresh cows $500 to s?5 on. iIogs, 70
ceipts loo head: shipments l,iM head; market
dull. nothing doing. Sheep, receipts ], 500 head.
shipments 200 head; market slow; prime q 75a
4 20; fair To good g. 5hil 20; common 81 60as 90;
spring lamba "a OOa6 ". Vcal calves steady at
g. 0Oa6 GO.
Of o. 75a6 Is; receipts 1900 head shipments 1000
head,
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New YoRK, juno 2l,-Tho frst i'm.
port Of gold is on lis way to this coun-
try. 1t consists Of 100000 and Is being
imported by Barring, MaCoun & Go. Mr..
MNgoun said this morning that II was
due 10 tho low ratio OF exchange. A
slight improvement was reported in tho
money market this morning. II 10 ro-
ported that tho First nutional bank has
ordered one million gold from England,
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ENANog AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Moaey and Stock
MInFkets.


HEw YORK, June2l. Money on call wassctve,
ranging from 4 to % per cent; last loan 5 per
cent closed offered AZ c pcr cent, Prime mer-
camille paper Gas per cent Sterling exchange
tFmeT ut 81 81 sui 6iA Sales were III, 80 shares
The stock market vas Irregular In the carly
trading, aud Ms a rule lower quotations pre-,
vailed, Manhattan fell OFT 5 per cent 10 l26 and
tho general list yielded u TO Aper cent on light
transactions, Tho reduction hthe posted rates
OF sterling exchange, however, Induced some
covering BY shorts, aud there was z partial re-
coyery. The rise was checked by a brisk selling
movement IN Reading, which carried the stock
down from IL TO lt1z, the decline being accom-
panied by reports that tho proposed plan 81 re-
RdlustnenthGd failed, aud Rtll later, when y be,
came known that Barring, MaGOln Il GO, had
ordered 100000 gold Tor shipment from London
to New York. the complexion OF aiiatTs Rt the
stock exchange underwent a complete. change.
The Improvement was stlll stimulated by a lot
up In the stringency IN money the TnLe for cal
loans having dropped from ~ 10 4a6 per cent
and by adVlces from Washington that Secretary
Carlisle had, or would, issue m order To-. tho
prepayment OF the government Interest due July
l on tho I per cents and currency. The shorts
were considerably alarmed by the change in the
monetary situation and TushGdin tocover only TO
lind that the supply OF stocks Offering was below
their requirements. Manhattan rose ~, Lack
wanna w, General Electric 23S, Sugar 2H, Chi
cago Gas ~ and the general list u % ~ per
cent As o rule the advance was well maln-
tOlned at the close,
Railway bonds steady. Sales S76i,OOO,
Government and stntO bonds firm,
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Mrs. WiSsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP has been used
for over ftly yenrs by millions oil mothers for
their Childfen while tcCthing, with perfect sue
CO.'S. II suothcs the child, soitcns the gums, Rl.
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is tho best
remedy for Diatrhma, II Will relieve tho poor
In every part Of the world. Twenty-Five cents d
bottle, 10 BuTO aud ask for Mrs WinAlOw'B
Soothing syrup and take no other kind.
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onnnr nn,nnnd.

SPOKANE, WASH, June 2n.-Nows was
received last night from Gem, in Occur
D'Alono mining district, that about ono
hundred and eighty miners In Gem and
mines have gonc OH strike. Tho
miners demand equal wages for skilled
and unskillGd laborcrE. This was the
cause Of labor riots ono yOar ago.
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A Consui'a suicide.

New YoRK, Juno 2i.--Francis Spies,
merchant and vice consul Of Honduras,
committed suicide ourly this morning
ut his residence by shooting himself
through tho head. Mt. Spies was fifty.
hvo years old.
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Wheeling Brldae & Terminal Ry.


limo Tahlo No. 2, 70 hko oI0OI IliVI q M
Sunday, May ~. 1904
Leave WhOOling-tji4O, t6itO, t7iGb, t9iS q. M,
$3.50, t3tOl, eli85, 1000, 10 100 y, IN,
Leave Penlnsnlh-t 6i4O tGl6, f7ib2, 1851 a. IN,
t2.66, tjiO6. Nili, 1000, 1890 u, M
Leave Terminal luucllnn-B .3l, ei0A9 q M,
t2,l7, 1880. tii27, 1911, 1913 tSi2b, Hoop .. a.
Leave Mhflin'B FOrfy-tBiB3. 9l0ltsA IN. t2i23,
"2isf, 1858, tj98. t6iOi, tS;3I ii0iB p NJ
Leave rOnInsniA- t0'46 si0!H din, t2!20, s2.4S,
t6iSl 1jiBQ, zoos, tsi1s. tiO.bi y, IN.
Arrive whooling-t8b2, ci1m a. NJ, tl:S5,
epkliy. tDally except Sunday. l6uhdnyi only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time
jR TAUBSl0, superintendent
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A national Health Board.

NEw YoRK, June 2l,-At a special
meeting Of the Academy Of Medicine
the quarantine committee appointed
some months ago was authorized to
take steps for the establishment OF q
national board Of health.
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.ERw York, June 2i.-No active demand TOR
bloached coltons was developed to-day Hs the
result OF the new prices established yesterday.
In II general way trade was u little better. There
was more doing by exporters In shcatngs aud
drills, which Is q feature OF significance. The
iObOing trade was inir, with sales made UP chief.
ly of piuglnn nit OnDFiuHl
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When Baby was sick, We gave her caStohA
Whom OhOwAS q Child, she cried for CaStoriA
When shO became Miss, che chung to cnStorIA
when ShOhud Children, GhC guvothom CaSIOra
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STEAM ERs.
stonmor n. &. pHlLLlps.

n.y. Leaves wheollnR Daily Ttlp, East
lrTkt9 Otn Standard TlnO-9ibA H., Bisl
GA&AAaaA H. M, git5a IN, llyo o. m, 400 n
NE iiOOp M 600 y. IN. sunday T~sipg-1Aavhs
WhOellng-SiD a M, 1000 n IN, 1880 u u,
400 M 400 y, IN, 800 ,, IN.
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Cholera in France.

PARIS, June 2l.-Four persons in
Cette and ono person in Lyons died Of
cholera yesterday.
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Tho bcst aalvo In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, lever
sorOH, totlor, chapped hands, chllblNins,
cornH and all Bkln oruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1tis guaranteed TO give perfect uatisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price % cent?
a box, For salO by Logan Drug %,
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Metals.


EEw York, June 2l--rig iron dull: Amerl.
Lead quiet a. s. co. Tin itIni stats go i2kr
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OIL CRY, PA, June 2L.-opontd 6sc: highest
GDMci lowest bSJac, closed bDHUi sllGs 1900 bar.
rels; cleafRnees lls,0O0 batrOlsi shipments 1929
BARRELS runs 1900 barrels.
NEW YonK, June 2i,--Thc petroleum. market
was neglected; Pennsylvania oil spot sales nonOi
$50 bid for July options.
rt%rTyBURGi, Juno 2l,-Opcned bBHc, closed
OO1tOi highest 6D1aci loieSt 6sl1G
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ding SIC.
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Complete
Manhood
and how to attain it.

describes the elects poinis lie Temedy' This
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We plain facts, the OLD secrets, aud the new
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married life, who would atone for past follieS
md avoid future pitfalls, should write for this
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under seal. Address the publishers,
Erie Medical Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
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RAILROADS.
,Eay, ponngylvOnla stasons.
VgSRRn8VIYdRid NRRg.
Trnlna Ram hv Central Time.

TtoEYr OFFICES AT pRHEpYLvAi1A CITATION on
WAFRn Sc. fOpT nF ELRvRNrti ST., WilRGitio,
At MuLURE HuuRE, -NIIHFtiNu, AND AT TitH
pENNBYLvANiA RTAfIoN, phtDdEPOnT.
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OHIO RIvER RAILROAD co.
On and nftor Monday, Juno 10, Passenger
Trains Will run Gs follows: SDlilY. tDaily Ex'
onn1 9undnV ChntFal tImO.
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TIME CARD.

Arrival aud departure OF trains on end after
May q, 1884 EXPLANATIONS oF RkfRRENoE
excepted; Saturday excepted; Isunday onlyi
Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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From Pittsburgh, 1925 o. m. and6:5Op .. N. and
1910 q. IN, daily. and l2:t5p M, e~xceptSunday,
aud 1855 q. m, Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 7:SoR o., daily,
nXnnnt Sunday.
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CINCINNATI, o.. June ?%i.-Iiogs easy aud lower
Of 81, 76a0 q; receipts 1900 head shipments 1000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
RIIE CENTRAL HOTEL,

This deservedly popular house is
increasing III business. Mr.. Ladd. its
genial manager and proprietor en-
deavorS to make all feel at home. He
will no louht one day become the
leading first class hotel manager of
Ardmore. What he needs now more
than anything else is a suitable build
Ing. Situated as he is he is compeH-
ii to conduct the business on such a
basis as will enable all, through the
reasonable charges made for hotel ac-
tommodations, to find a stopping
place. The mechanic, the farmer. the
laborer and the wealthy man, are all
trea,ed alike. No one expresses dis
satisfaction who stops at the Central
whether it is for one meal or one
monta. Mr.. Ladd is growing in pop
ularity as hotel man and il a hotel
Is ever started on larger scale in
ArdInore he will in all probability
be placed in charge. Whether he is
or not he will always be popular as
hotel man with tie public and tor the
present will be found at his old head
quarters, the Central. 20 if
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
LATE AND LIVELY,

The catacombs of Rome contain III,
remains of 5000, 900 people
A Countryman is the name of ;
poultry raiser near Admission, Ala.
Invitations to church weddings ir
New York city sometimes bring a,
high sum as $40 each.
The most remarkable springs in the
world are in California; they produce
kulphuric acid and ink.
Fentress county, Tennessee, has
never had church in its limits. One
Is building now at Fentress.
One Georgia newspaper says of the
editor of an esteemed contemporary"
that when ED Young takes up a
Faber the sparks fly"
At Cherbourg, France, an electrical
canoe IS IN successful operation. 1t
Will run twelve hours at the rate of
nearly eight knots an hour.
Near Tranquebar, on the southeast.
ern coast OF India, there is species of
hsh which not only is able to walk on
level ground, but can climb trees.
The largest cut stones in the world
are IN the temple of the sun at Raal-
bee. Many are more than sixty feet
long, twenty feet broad and OF un-
known depth.
wee Hun Penk, who was cook in a
mining camp only three years ago. ia
no longer wee in the financial sense
lie owns the whole of one and half Of
another important mine in Arizona
and is reputed to be worth at least
60, O00, 900.
Near Liskhead, in Cornwall. is a
strange natural phenomenon. A pile
OF rock thirty-two feet nigh, shaped
like top, is balanced on the smaller
end. 1t is quite immovable, though.
apparently, very slight effort would
upset its equilibrium
Middle-Aged Spinster as tramn
fomes into the yard-What do Won /
want here, anything to eat? Tramn-
What else should / want. madamep
DID Won think | came to offer "a pro.
posai of marriage?
The prudent housewife wh~, on ac-
count of hard times" has decided
not to repaper the sitting room. as
desirable, will fnd the old paper verv
Innch improved in appearance, by sim.
ply rubbing it well with a flannel
cloth dipped in oatmeal
The vicissitudes of this life are
wonderfully exclaimed the boardipy.
house keeper at breakfast the other
s1orning. True; mau can never tell
" hat he's got before hina," replied the
sarcaasic ooarder. with q side glance
w me plate OF hash tm front Of him.
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D. P. CLoYD, Editor.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FhOM OVER THE WORLD
Al General Summary of News
Condensed and Clipped From
Oar Daily Exchanges.

DUNCAN, I. T., Nov. 22-"On to
Fort Sill" is now the byword of
every man. woman and child in
She country. Petitions, resolutions
and private letters a~e continually
being sent to congress urging
them to take some action in regard
to ratifying the treaty with the
Indians.
Two strange accidents occur
near BeFwyn, /. T. Both accidents
occur to men who live or are from
near Ardmore. One man, while
going up steep hill, goes behind
his wagon and attempts to scotch"
it. The wagon runs over him and
breaks his leg. Dispatches, also
say: A man from near Ardmore
came in on the river near here
with several yoke of oxen after
corn. After getting his corn he
camped. in the bottoms and tied
one yoke of oxen to a tree and then
built fire against the t ee. Dur
ing the night the tree burned down.
falling on his oxen, killing one and
badly injuring the other.
The morning call., 1893-03-04

Nafhslc C7,Tistensen. Captain Lees was that
no trace Of any of the articles stolen by the
burglar could ever be found. Although he
took hundreds Of dollars worth Of valuable
jewelry and silYerware, he never offered
single piece of it for sale or pawn. 1t was
also known that the burglar was an expert
in his way for Re disdained to carry away
anything but "soiid STUFF and where lie
had no time to sort ont the good from the
bad in his plunder, while stealing IT. he
would stop on the way and throw the plated
watches, jewelry or tableware INTO the
bitches alongside the road or toss them into
the yards of The houses adjoining the one
be had burgarized.
Captain Lees came to the conclusion that
the burglar was melting up the property he
took aud selling it to assayers and Others,
and he instructed Detectives Bee, Harper
and Cody 10 keep sharp lookout upon,
assayers' offices and places where gold and
silver ingots were bought The idea was
the correct one and in a short time the Off
GERS had located man WHO made frequent
visits to the assayers with Queer-loOking
lots of melted gold and silver. To follow
the man to his home and shadow him when
he left it was comparatively easy work, and
the detectives soon had their man dead to
rights" ia police parlance.
But they could hardly believe they had
the right man when they came TO invest-
gate his record. They found him to be
Young Dane named Matthew Christensen,
uul9 - Cals VI al ECs q Nal pCbNUA O1 PLpACS-
sion, and living quietly with his family in a
house on Powell street. near Bay. He had
always borne good reputation, was sober
and industrious and had worked steadily at
bis trade up TO November last, since which
tiBe be has been idle. The proof against
man was so conclusive and convincing,
however, that the detectives felt there could
bo no mistake, so on Monday last Captain
Lees, Detectives Bee, Harper and Cody
went to Ghristensen's house ana arrested
him.
They found the man In bed and asleep,
The morning call., 1893-03-04
THE STOCK MARKET.

fiuctuation of cents covered any change yes
terday and trading continued dull.
Latest reports from Mr. Madkay are that he is
rapidly regalning health and Will be able to be out
within a few days.
on the early call sales were made in ophIr at
81 80 q 81 95, Mexican 81 65, Curry Soc Best &
Becher 81 80. Sierra Nevada 81 TO- Union soc and
Con. Cal. 81 Va. 81 s5. Potosi 81 10, Belcher zoe,
Savage Soc and NOreross 81 O5. These figures
continued to rule throughout the day and the mar
ket closed steady and fairly sctlye.
NOTES.
Bullion valued at s27.446 50 has been received
from the Con. Cal. & Va, being the first shipment
on February account
Silver was q trihe heavy yesterday, selling at
S512c in New York and 3S5sd in London.
Tho weekly reports OF the Bodies are as fol-
lows:
BoDIE-East cr0sscut $50 level was extended
feet. Upraiss 400 level was extended feet. Up
raise 800 level was extended IL feet. West cross
cut 200 level, Lent shaft was extended Is feet.
level was extended l5 feet. West crosscut from
ABOVE drift extended feet.
BULwER-Upraise from the south drift from in
termediate crOsscut 200 level was extended II
feet. South drift 30 feet above crosscut 3, 2OO
level. extended IA feet Have cleaned out aud
repaired south DRIFT from No. upraise 100 level.
Are making test OF the KinAead mill.
Assessments Pending.
The following isa list Of assessments now pending:
The morning call., 1893-03-04

CHICAGO, March S.-wheat was active, and
opened $sero zee higher, declined 1ac on lack of
outside support rallied 2e on buying by the
lost the advance on local selling, advanced c re-
ceded SEC and advanced c. all on local Influences.
The crowd alternately followed the lead OF one or
two big traders up and down, then becoming
alarmed at the continued failure OF outside buying
orders the crowd began selling freely, carrying
prices down ssc, closing easy at the lowest price,
or 12c lower than yesterday. Receipts, ] 81 900
bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels. Rye, SIC.
Barley, 62c.
CHICAGO. March 3.-Wheat-Cash 74c Corn
4l%c. Pork - SIS so. Lard-$l3 10. Ribs -
$40 45. Whisky, 81 II.
The morning call., 1893-03-04

@s; extra mess 40. IS 5o@9: family do. slI@l2;
clear Pork. S24 g Dbl; extra prime. S170lS Dbi;
Beef ll@I112c q 10.
HOPS-Quoted at l7(0l9c n n.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sllted steers quot
able at 7s4e; medium, sG61ac; light is@05c: Cow
hides. 4Q512e = 10; saited Kip, 4c q 10; saltsd
Calf, 7c; dry Hides, usual selection, SC y u; dry
Kips, &c . n; prime Goatskins, SU@50c each:
Kids. DC: Deerskins. good summer 371ac; me-
dunn. 30G132Iac: winter 2O@25c; Sheepskjns
sheaTlings, l0925c; short wool, 4O970c: medium,
7OGsOc; long wool, eOeS$f Az each. Culls OF all
kinds ABOUT 13 less.
TALLow-Continues very firm. No. rendered,
6s4@7c q 10; Refined. 712@Sc; Grease, 41.c q ID.
WOOL-Nomina!-nonen here