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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
REDAKTOR

Raciborskich" p. Karol Mao
kowski skazany zosta} przez
sad raciborski "a obraze pew.
nego ksiedza katolickiego ma
cztery miesiace wiezienia. Pan
MaGkowski wni6s} rewizya do
s4du rzeszy, powo}ujac sic,
re dziala1 w obronie upraw-
nionych interes6w. Sad rzeszy
jednak odrzucil rewizya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
BRYNICA. w poniedzialek

BRYNICA. w poniedzia}ek
dola I BIN. wybuchE pozar W
stodole gospodarza Szymona
Marszalka W Bryaicy. Polar
rozci9gnai sic ma dom micsz-
kalny i ma posiad!osc L. nitka,
kt6remu sic take dom z
chlewem spalil. Marsza}ek ME
by} wcale, Gnitka tylko ma
800 marek zabezpieczony. wiec
obydwaj poniesli wielkie stra
ty.
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rHr PROCTOR . oa,'olf CO. e'~H

it was cowardly to give up, go he urged
tho horses forward again. Then he
sank into aletharHy and the cold began
TO do It's work upon him. Suddenly he
was aroused. Tho horses had stopped,
and house doomed Just before, dimly
seen through the storm, Howard drew
up his stIt1cncd limbs aud stumbled
from tho wagon and threw himself
against the door. II opened, and he
half fell ins!de, carrying with him great
gusts OF chilling wind and Euow.
As soon as no had brushed the suow
from his eyes and become used 70 the
dim light ni the room, this 10 what he
saw: A dozen children ttuddled about q
stove, in which thoro was only the least
spark OF fro; and O woman, standing
upright, looking at him with white
face, but with m intensity OF question
ing that seemed to ask IL he were man OF
ghost Hall daZOd with cold and suffer
ing as he was, that look brought him 10
himself Tiesaid but one word-"Susie."
and opened hts arms. And tho next
moment he hold her to him. aud was
pressing his frozen beard against her
cheek.
A man may BIO warmed from within,
IA well "a from without. ue forgot
his hours Of suffering and battling with
tho storm. He put aside her question
ing and all thought Of himself. The
lIro in tho stove gave out only tito Toast
plItnmering OF heat. Tho fuel was all
COMO, and the children shook with cold.
Howard seized an AK and going out into
tho storm once moro began TO denolish
his wagon. From II he made great arm:
fuls OF ilrewood and brought II in and
he added II on tho lre. Then he man-
aged to 90. hiu horses out. Of the har-
ness and brought them into tho school
room. Then lie sat down with Susie to
falkland to wait. It was quito night
when the last stick from his wagon had
been burned and the storm abntcd.
Then from all about anxious parents
camo streaming townrd tho school
house, blowing their way through
dritts, md finding their children satc,
wero clad to Join In tho congratulations
that Howard frankly told thcm were In
order.
II was not very difficult now to per-
suade Susie to give Up hor iden Of max.
ing her own way In the world. But tho
children were not willing to give up
their teacher. Sos compromise was CT
fected, attor tho Wedding. by moving
tho sclioolhouse over on to Ifoward'a
claim. And thcro for many day Susie
taught, whila Howard titled his land.
and together they built a home-tl'at
was Ia every way deserving Of TINT
nnme. which was much better, pro-
test, than II each had continued alone.
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C,u,r,oo Auyrs, g-ThO hiphnr nricc ~ corn
,cmn;rri h1i'isnt 70 unload to-day, and tho mar.
ISr sCS;"nb 1r ;" WhS1t %eit down III sympathy
Win Cryn i0.inp 40 hui Gais wcTe tlrui. closing
iIc hiThHt 'S''1" |e~
|'prnSIS0ns fn,She,l al mn advance all round.
Flour uurhauvc(,
sq,t;"siftc. 1Man"t SltgnSSat1iLc: septSmber 531i
81 - na sSaS Ne Z, "a SgiIo
cnTTx-. CnSb NJ . lgi;r Angst and septpIn.
hCI 4sl.SS0Wtoi:S: Octobcr $7t;ailXGis},c; May
4Slsa4GI ;atJS.G. -,
0Ars-CasG no. 2J;lC; August ste'fG?Ff3SSa9'9'IC'
September ~ sGol 3a.Dc: May SS1GuSttaGic.
RYR--No. ?, ltc
FLAxsEPp-Sl 22L.
TIMOTHY SHgD-St S.
Miss PORK--CASh eiS i0ni3 8?il: August si3 80;
poptcUbcr sl2 gInIS 9CaIa 20: January sta Is.
LGRp-CA4h o. 10; August Il i2h; September
81 DIAL lJN7 Ii; January Si SIN
SHORT iuns1Cash g PA: August ~Sf sep
tempcr VI VI; January soO
Others unchanged.
NV YoRK, August 9.-FIorf. receipts 7l00
barrels: exports 1000 barrels: sales 5000 bar
rels market steady. Wheat receipts SSt ono bush.
Cls; Gxports lSG.O06 bushels: snlcs 2SGO0OO bush.
els OF futures and 900 bushels Of SPOT: SPOT
!aaFket easy; No ! hDlI &c: options WOIk aud
lower; No rel August b5i%DiBnSi'Gc; SeItCm-
hot BIC; October 5Sisc; December " 7.lGIIg q
SS a"S S.iSse S"t sns LeG AZ h f
EGt %c%EeS snd leweT: August kl}.n$S,$ nsi3IIc:
September htHaSInAlSi october Sl:S93I%%tn9S54c'
November ItSl1d Isa3!tSGi JecStnDer 1Vhc' HHlH,
IecelptS W vgy nuSUeiIi ShCs IV.VoS nnsnCis "
NUNS and " w DWSneis OF npot gnIEsi iM,let'
ImSS,;yc iiSci .;"%iv "' cm n ,nsSis stroIv land
htuhc,. veStern s'cS,n 81 Is. gcntSnShSt 81 *
IIssS 49,, t,,,os sio,,s Chco,,, ,.N"G rDvS
iwM Tniiow SieSiv n. %tIr. S9sI,, and turpSi,.
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EAST Liberty. Pa. August a-CAt'lc, receipts
light; market unchanged. lTogI receipts light;
demand liRhti market dnll md lower: no corn fed
Is Tba5 ~; common 10 fhir Workers. 6 0OaI II; pigs
s. 0O0hi5; good s0ws g 5Nah 70; siSgS ind rough
sOws 81 COAT 10. shop. receipts light; market
dull u unchanged prices
CHICAGO, August 9.-HoG:s. rccCipta 5000 head;
shIpmeuts zoos hcnh market motive and firm
al SnlOc higher; light slslnI n. rough packing
d NQa3 II; mixed a S0ai 10; heavy packing md
sLIpniug 81 SIhS II, Cattle, receipts 1000 head
shipments 800 head; market steady. Sheep
receipts 1000 head; shipments D. 60O head: market
slow and unchanged
CtScINNA1I, August 3.--HOgI In light demand
II a IOaS q; receipts l,0oO cad; shipments 100
head.
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NT:v YoUE. August S.--Thero was better
tone to tho market nil round mud simple OF grny
cnttons nro beginning u show Il, az with tho
nos arc NcndICr. rs courtyard GOttOnS an frmct
nj &c not, shortened time. For bicHChsi cot
ions. cotton ilHnnCiS. cnlOted cotton prints,
dress goods, ginEhnMS. 'Rrtnn plNliS fancy chG,
viOts aud other autumn spcClhltioS ucTU VIVA
more business doIng. IlcHvy weight woolcns
were looked nftcr with more interest aud iRlr re-
suits Rnd buyers are tnorI pressing IN their Iic.
mHiI for new light weight that pGcn'S Hre bnck,
ward IN showing Print cloths dull at re, less
Z .INN
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Upon an examination Of the photo
GRAPHIC copy, Senator Camden amid that
tho purportod signature rcsemblcd. in
somo respects, his genuine signature,
and that the body OF tho paper has
como resemblance to his own handwrit-
ing. lie stated It "a his belief and best
Judgment that tho paper Is fictitious. or
4 forgery, bus he does not. In express
terms, declare 1t TO DO n forgery, and
declines to swear positively that 1t 10
not his handwriting.
lie donies, llowcvcr. substantially.
that any such order WINS over executed,
or TINT any sugar stock has been bought
or sold for him since tho tariff hill has
boon under consideration, md thcro is
no testimony tending 10 prove that tho
supposed order was ever executed by
any firm, or that any sugar stock haS
boon bought OF nold by. or Tor, Senator
Camden Mt any time during tho present
scssion OF Congress-.
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LIE sUnIMNR cInL.

LAEiiy rocking 70 md flo.
Down In the orchard tho hamm0ek BWingI
Holding Ia burden q sWeet aud fAiF
Assn old tine cbetuo, without the wing.
6Weot Il tho smile on her fair young fsco
AlBhe think Of tho heart that v almogt won
10 80 pictarSS 10 Il. Wien The dced 4
done
FRGtef oud faster tho hammock sWinrI,
As the n1nldeu's fancy OuWHrd bOWS;
The Iatctui dhy she can Rinost feel,
When, oh, lGio uneeftEln!- dOER Eh0 COCA
Oh. maiden fsfF, q you walk through life,
This little Icen0 may moral show;
For DIT, when ambition highest points.
And reality briugl ii low, NEA
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SENATOR oAMDEN's CASE.
he Makes IN Unqualified Denial of An
Charges,

An u4uNoa uA SHAtN'hVA '~N--H - $500
Charges.
From he Scndtt Conmi'tc+S Rerpr.
As to tho third branch Of the inquiry,
whether any senator has been specu-
lating In sugar stocks during the con-
Bldcratiou OF the tariff bill," tho COM
mistee deem 10 only necessary to refct
to the testimony.
Referring to tho testimony Of sena-
tors. this, they say, shows that Senators
Mcpherson and Quay have held and
sold sugar stocks during tho pondency
OF tho tariff bill, but their testimony
shows stlut before tho voting began
they closed out their holdings.
Referring TO tho moro recent branch
Of tho inquiry which brought photo
graphic copy OF 0n order to buy sugar
stocks, dated March 9. purporting to DO
signed by Senator ]. N. Cannon. Of
Wcst Virginia, tho committee cay: Il
Is shown by tho evidence that tho ori.
glnal order was wrlttcn in load pencil
on what purportud to-be an old on
velopo. Tho order was not addressed.
or directed 10 any frm Of brokers, or TO
any ono. Tho original paper was
destroyed rs appears by the evidence.
aftor tho Photographic copy was tahen,
upon tho appearance Of tho article in
the Now York Herald calling attention
to 1t. The ordcr was first found in tho
hands Dion But,ersliali, who has eluded
evcry effort OF tho committee 10 servo n
subpoena upon him. and who. 1t is un.
dorstood, fed to Canada. From tho
evidence OF tho witnosa aud tho circum.
stances disclosed by tho testimony, Bat.
torshnIl appears to DO a man OF doubt
full character. which. with tho fact Of tho
destruction Of tho original, tonds to dis.
credit tho original paper, and there is
testimony tending 10 show that tho
party WHO had tho photograph taken,
contemplated using it for 40 improper
purpose
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WnOls
SEw loRR. AnEust s.--wool steady,

IN mn acc Of fraud and nduitoratiou. Il
ls certainly gratifying to know that
ouch nm acknowledgment preparation as
Ayers Sarsapharilla may be implicitly
relied upnn. u never varies either in
quality, appearance, or effect, but is u.
ways up to the standard.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; Intense Itchlng and
Etlnging; most at night; w0rsO by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tuinurS form, which often
bleed md uIcCrntO, bCcoming VERY kOrN
SwAYHI'B OISTNHST stops the Itching and
bleeding hCnls liberation. AMI In most cases 70,
LOcGntI d. SwnynO II son, philadelphia
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on, CRY, PA, AustTta.-u pcuCtG at 71t<c. high,
o,t 7Dac; lowest 7DJic; closed at 7DilU; shipments
7s.Slg barrels; TunH 7!,hIJ burrClS
Nrw YovV. August a,-PcuolOum steady: no
snlcS september option closed at sos,
PITTSBURGH. Pa. August a-Eo'h!ag aoirg,
-Vlt.p
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"IIuw ~ t,urO All SKIN DI.pD,s.

Simply npDiy "SwNYEG's oiNrMGSr" No IN.
tCrnnl medicine required. CurcA ,cttcr, CclCrnn,
itch. all CruptOnS IN tho face, hands. nOsU, &c,
leaving The skin clear, ,whl'O md hnIlthy. lis
6y 10 other remedy. Ask your druggist for
swNYHE'R OiSTNrSr TTlIIlw
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Rcccivor
Time Table No 70. 10 taEO C'fcC. 1891 m.
SUNDAY November ~ 1891

ITlNC TGDTN NO 70, 70 TUgO VIIVIg 7 III u H.
Sunday November ~ 1874
leave wheeltRR-fs:O1. toitj, 8li:ion m. I'm
6I:Ib, tt:eD, il:0J p IN
Leave Peninsula ts:o6, tO'5l. sli'iOh n,t.:2O,
leave Martins fcrry-ts;lc, 1851. lu:1aO, IA.
tH.Ig, "IsT tiI! eg,lL 49,,
Hfftyo Te'iGiual Iunc'lop-ts:lz. tlO!Ol. iil;ji
a. m, tt.,s, "I;1.. tt:ti, lplS = m
fClyo Terminal Junc:ion-t7s2l, 1900, IN,
81 30 n. m, ;a.6g. ts:nj. tS'lt. n. u p IN.
I,cnyp Martins FOrry-t7:2S, SJ;O7 am. "l!;iI.
Mo-, N.lN tS.i4. ts:It ., m
leave Peninsula II ~. e9lihiD, "l2:5l, B;iL
An T;IS 'Wheo,lng-t7iO. lo:?O m. 'l2.iI
ia:i7, tI.9i. tiM, t9:Mp. N,
sSDGNy. fDa!ly exrupt sunday, Sundays OalE
All trains will rln on EHStern TtinH
J,E TAusSiB. SupHrl ntcudSnL
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
razs4arD laoapao 10 tHs
FORMULAS or
DR.. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
lyt uFpEn M 9rPrryTsloa.
TEsTINE.

In exhaustive states Of the nervous Sys.sn, re.
ral.lng from excessive mental WORK; emotional
excitement q other csuseI capable Of ies'entng
.se force and endurance Of the several orSaaI OF
tho body; depression Of Spirits. nelsncholIG aud
certain types Of insanity; In cases Of tnuscular
weakness. or Of general debility; nourh1lhcnia.
aud oil irritable stateI Of tho brain. spinal cord.
o, nervous system generally; In nervous and
eopge1tiys headache; in neuralgia and In nef'
VOWS Dyspepsia; In weak StatOs Of the gcnerntIye
Syu.em;-in ali Of tho aboTo.nauod conditions.
Tsuno viii Be found OF tho greatest service.
Dose. Drops. Price e draehms,. Ss 20.
where local drugEhG are not supplied with
tho Hammond Animal Extracts thoy will DO
mailed. together with all existing literature on
tho subject on receipt Of price. BY
THE CoLuMuIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, D. G.
Logan Drug Company. Agents iOt wheeling
upltsTNliNN
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AIntnia

Erw YoRE. August a-Pig INN DUH. Copper
aud lead outlet. in IrInOr; strGi9hts SIS 90.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The PsatureI OF tho Money aud stoO
Markets.

The PSRtuFsE OF tho Money aud stoSE
Markets.
NV YonR. August S-Noney on call easy At
! per cent lest loan and closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper Sas per cent
Sterling exchange arm Gsst ssst So Silver Ger
tinca.es etarSc. Sales wrm H. at shares,
The. feature Of the shHrO speculation to-day
wus the bull movement In sugar, which was
based on Information received from WasntnRton
10 the effect that the senate nnd house cOhiotSSs
on the tartG bill had Agreed on tho one-e lI
ditIcrcntisl IN tayorpf refined The STOCK snoSSs
gain OF 7J% per ccut III the general llst ~ Ky
only shares promlucnt IN the trailns VIZ w ~
GmugefA Disabling aud Chicago Gas, and VINO Iilo
they were fairly lrin during the morning. Z WIS
not until after O'Clock that they nlaue auy I IN
terial appreciation. but under tho bu0yancy Itn.
rGFted 10 tue market by the sugar boom tney
ross sharply. selling up Itom the 1wsst POi' y
tho day i3 for Northwestern and 81 raul, q
ior DuriqSton and Rock Island " fog Cn'S SS3G
Gus and LOuHvlilc & Nashville. ana pct cc en-
for DIstIllIng. The market closed strong u 'u0
best prices Ot the day.
Railroad bonds Vcre firm.
Government md state bonds steady.
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Attention! Parents, Guardians q Others.

Whom you arc looking for school why DO you
listen 10 exaggerated and unreasonable claims
Tor ureicrcilcc made by schools having no cxpc-
rIctire and no reputation IN ilnpRrtinG business
education, and decide IN tboir favor without
personally Investigating aud mnktnH comn9i'
rI,S and Foundation OF schools: ltyon will call
Of, cG"h and examine itS facilities aud then com
iarc them You viii md tho difference IN favor
Of the WHEELING nUaISESS COLLEGE 10
creHi that y,u caWnDt inIl 10 Fjvc II tho prefer
encc in every regard Bv NO doing you can dc
ode intciliguntlv md avoid making the un'Of'
tunntC mistake that some do.
Please call or alihrcSs
wuIELIHG BUSINESS COLLEGE,
iye3 Wheeling. 81 Va.
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E pennsylvania Stations
IVlSgRRSVIVaRid Idngs.I
Trnins Run hy Central Tirne

ErSlS TRIMS tun by CentFH1 THU
TlcEEr oTFfcrs At I'TrSHThxAStA !IATiGS o.
AT MciuIR liOuRE, WNEGLIEn, Hrp Al rDS
PEHNsTLvANIA RTAIIOH. Dhin1EPonT,
cn.-rtu.pFT Hyr1r>s--" Paw IlISrfE ROtrTE,S
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 and 1913 onrkc. ST., Wheeling. VIVA,

Tho Island cans and ciCCtrtc motors pass che
h5nt, Fourth annual session bcglms MONDAY.
stntnmlNr H. lSyL This school Offers com
,..tN and thorough cdnrntiOn IN PrNctlcHl Eng.
IN Mathematics English Classics. I.ntin anu
Tho SchpIl consists Of Primary. intermediate,
Academic anil College Preparatory Department.
ti,npars iavorably with tho best Seminarics In
IoyS GrS icccivod In tho Primary and Inter
mediate. For circulars or iUtdfVte~. apply "
/: MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. W Va:
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On mud after Sunday. Juno :. ls9i Passenger
T:ntns will rHa as follow: oDa!ly tDlliY Es'
cru, sunday. Central tIup,
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RAlLWAY time CARD.

AffiVll end aegartr=e o. trains OIL sri af,rr
May y. lslL EXPLANATION ~ REfgsrNrf
lAfEs. ITALY, SUNDAY czccpfcf, !NoalaT OK,
crtt,-i, i-ayErlay ctccp'od. !,nuiAy ou!s. sal
u'i4y Ony Els;eFu standard ftfae.
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OFsYIRGIHIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
sesn,ou begins 9th Sept. Acadenlicnl, Engineering
Law, Medical Departments. For Catalogues, address
Wai. d. THORNTON, Ii. D., Chairman
Jylc!r1hAs
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21

Ohio. Edison Electric shows decline of
a. and Toledo, Ann Arbor Il North
Michigan l per cent. thOniX Mining
advanced cents to IL
The railway and miscellaneous bond
mar ket was strong throughout the day,
the leading changes being: Advances
Peoria d Eastern Illinois and East Ten
neSsee gold IS each 9; do con. 5s l.; Chi
cago, ST. Louis 81 N. O., Memphis div.
lists. ~; Consumers Gas, of Chicago,
lists. and Northern Pacific lists regis
tered each a; do consol IS and Montana
lists each g; st. Louis & San Francisco
con. IS, Rock Island 6s. Northwest Sink.
Ing Fund Us. Knoxville Il Ohio lists,
Edison Electric lists, Chicago L. q
Plttsburg lists, Chicago d Erie lists.
Chesapeake u Ohio. Southwestern Ohio
5s coupon ana Atlantic d Pacific is each.
per cent.
DeclineS-Oregon Short Line 6s, 81;
Peoria, Decatur Il Evansville 2ds, 5. and
AKRON q Chicago junction lists, % per
cent. Fulton Elevated lists sold at 7S,
against IS on Feb. II.
The Total Sales of stocks
today aggregated 29O. 100 shares. In
iudlng: AtchiSon, $500; American
Sugar. LOG. 500; Burlington 15,2 Chi
cago Gas. 6,4O0; Distllling, $500; Mis-
souri, Pacitic,4. lOU; National Lead. $500:
n. Y. u N. E., 4,l00; Northern Pacific,
5000; Northern Pacific preferred. 3, 100;
Readlng and w. p. certificates Sd paid,
800; Rock Island, 1000; st. Paul.
I5,5Oo; western Union, 6,200.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21
100000
TO Loan on St. Paul Real Es-
81. Paul Title Insurance : Trust Co
FENANGIEE..
FENANGIEE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The specula-
ton IN the shares of the American
Sugar Refining was the great feature on
the stock exchange today. With the eX
cepiion of Slight movement in Bur
lington u Quincy and st. Paul, the
trading in the rest of the list was slug
gish, and the sales of all combined did
not equal the transactions in Sugar. AT
the opening Sugar declined Is. and then
rose %. But before IL o'clock a we'll
defined selling movement in the shares
had been inaugurated, which sent D priceS
down rapidly until SS$4 was touched
shortly after O'Clock, making decline
of 45s per cent from the closing figures
of yesterday. A large selling order
executed through the brokers Of we'll
known bear operator started the down
ward movement, and led to the belief
that the sugar pool was liquidating nee
eSsarily. This caused rush to sell on
the part of many holders not In the
CLIQUE. Later i'll the day there were
evidences of strong stock buying, which
| caused recovery of "a. but in the final
dealings the selling was resumed anu Il
reaction of l5s was made, the closing
| being at a decline of 81 on the day
| the preferred stock Teceded p. The
general market opened firm at an adj
| faHCc Vi g Wt2 pei Solt' SHiCaSO NdS
| made on advance of l per cent in the
early dealings. but quickly reacted %.
Northern Pacific preferred. Oil small
transactions, sold up n per cent. The
| fluctuations, except In some of the spe-
| cialties. was confined within narrow
limits up to noon, but Chicago d Alton
rose per cent, and Edison Electric 0e-
clined Il per cent. Later in the
day speculation took on tirmel
tone, and the best buying OF
tie day was seen which sen; up prices
| 4@I, Burlington Lead, Western
Union, Baltimore u Ohio ana Oregon
Improvement leading the upward move.
ment. The higher range of values in
duced realizations or profits. and in the
final dealings reaction of 1s(@5s in the
general list took place, The market clos
ing easy. the final sales including an adj
vance OF ~ in Cordage, IL in Northern
Pacific preferred, a in Burlington 4
Quincy. in Louisville. New Albany
Oregon improvement and Baltimore q
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21
Petroleum.

New YORK. March 20.-Petroleum
weak. Pennsylvania Oil-Sales, none
April option sales, LOCO; closed Sic
bid. Lima Oil-Sales. none.
OIL CITY, Pa, March Educational
Transit certificates opened at SIC
highest, SIC; lowest, Sls4c; closed at
Size; salas, 6.030 bbFs; shipments,
"a. 800 bblS: runs, 81. BIB bblS.
PrrTSBURG, March 2J.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened
at s2c; closed At sl7sc; highest, SIC;
lowest, o1xc; no sales.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady, unchanged. Wheat-No.
= spring, 555s@56c; No. 8 spring, $500
56c; No. red, 555s@56c. Corn-No. 2,
$3.50. Oats-No. ,, 3U14c; No. 2 white,
32@334c: No. white. 30$l $l@3lMc. Rye
-No.2. 461@c. Barley-No. ?, nominal;
No. 3. 5l@57c; No. 4, 4S@52c. Flaxseed
No. l, S1.37. Timothy Seed-Prlme,
s4.2O. Mess Pork-per bbl, Sl0.S5@
lO.S75S. Lard-Per 100 lbs, So. 6219@
IS. Short Ribs Sides QoOse), 50. .62H
(05.65. Shoulders-Dry salted (boXed),
$606.25 Sides-Short clear (boxedl,
s6@G.25. Whisky-Distillers finished
goods. per gal, sl.l5; Sugars nn-
ceipts-Flour, 100000 bbls; wheat. "a.
600 bu: corn, 294. 600 bu; oats, 500, ,O0O
bu: rye, 1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, $1,000 bbls; wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn. $1,000 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 21,OOC
bu. On the produce exchange today
the butter market was firm; cream,
cries, 17@22c; dairieS, l3@lsc. Eggs
weak; strictly fresh, 10@l014c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21
.presentatiYe Sales

Sheep-Steadv; fair demand.
Observation-Disclosures 1908 l5: lambs,
S2.5O@3 25; stockers and feeders, Sl.25
@2.25.
Representative Sales
NO. Av VT. PriceINo. Av.W Price
81 mixed. so s. u 10 lambs. ..,65 50 20
2muitons .95 8 o.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21
Bank CEearings.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-CIearings. Sill
7ul.OO0. New York exchange, zoe prem
ium Sterling exchange firm; actual
rates, s.. .S719@S4.S9. Money rates. 4(06
per cent.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Bank clear
ings, SS3.S10,59S balances, S5, 49S. .652
BosToN. March 20.-Bank clearings,
S32, 800. .55S: balances, SLID. .599.s
PHILADELPHIA, March 20. = Bank
clearings, 50, al. SUP; balances, 81, ,26S, ,457.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 90 --Cattle-Receipts
$500, of which 800 were Texans; ship
ments, 1,5O0; slow and weak; prime to
extra steers, S4.40@460; good to choice,
S4@4.25; Others, *393.75.
Hogs-Receipls, l6,CO0; shipments.
1900; market steady: rough heavy, 81
@4.25; packers and mixed, s4 40@4 so; {;
prime heavy and butcher weights, S4.55
@465; assorted lights, 81 .60(94.70.
Sheep and Lambs-Re Receipts. $4,000;
shipments, 1000; market steady on
sheep, lower OH lambs; heavy export
sheep sold at So. .S0@4O5; heavy export
lambs, 81 .25@4.75; fair to good native
sheep. S3.50W3.115; fair to good lambs,
50. 75(@4.l0; Western wethers, So. 5 S5.