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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16


CHfrAoo. July N-goard Of ir1do markets
yer. yI,ry tujI t0.day aud whGHt CLOSED 20 low;
or Corn closed Sc hover. oats 40 lower anu
Droyisiop, IrsctlGally unchanged
FIouF dali
WuEGf-COsh No. 2sprtng G'Saai75cI 10 :, :
nd J9hc; July SItujO%nSGSgc' September 0'7sA
/ CoRS-Cash No. ?. Ar July t;,fc: eep'c'uOe'
t.ntlSta rytfc, October ttjtnf!9Thi!etc ,--,...
OATs-JuIy E;GSHasSr AuSlslE''ic ocP'eni'
bvt StfHk t1aEAc: Nay StSc
RVP-N0. &c.
FLAIsESp-ti VI
TIMOTHY SIED-tS % n,,,., s,.,,,,%.,,
MES P0nR-hsh And July el-o' 1VP'e'NO'
SD H>Bi2 1+st3 81 =. .-,l. eo,,o,noor
LARD-CaSh anu InV q "S' eoP''N''''
% sS2S NM Foe, Sc,. yu,v md September
~ ,..,,-.,
New YoNK, Iuty I4-FlouT rcroipt -. 90 nor
rcls: exports 500 barrels. snlys 3.0O9 hn:Ielsi
market weak and Irregular; wheat TeoipS
5&esa b1iAhotSi sales 5i8,I9 bushels o. iuiatss
and 500 bushels o. Ety. sPo's 20 InIL ,Ss, inv
Ec!Ive' 9puouS WS"t S'iH t q
Ss,sc hngm e,7S;, sy IpSsnS cS%o,,s S6O
Corn. rectiS s., iS,yS ,G ~ Ir,nIrt and ,S I'D
bnshe snivI !UCy vSIn " III, IL August
bushels OF spot; inatEet JulI Juy t,tc HuS az
SIS septstsses 49, ,'a's, ~ I'M ,,,sSrls
buSnoiT oEIOIts AZ nd pus ,i., ~ s,,,, motkct
,rcon mi Io,Ta, ir A. HnrIS, stL; ScptuR.
LcT $50 IITg arm inns duli hides slow.
%.f GTItr, I'M meats light. Land easier: west
cTn s,rNrn 2; s. july and September e. 20.
pats steSiy. Ru,,cs weak. Chess tyrn; state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

slriply Amply "sWAYSES QIrTNrvT." No IN.
icrInI medicine TquirGi Cnr,1 tctor, eczema,
I,rh. oil crnptlOns on THO hru, heads. nose &c.
leaving tho skin clear. whl'p nnl healthy, rs
Ennt heHftng nntl curative lrbw~ts in, pniNrSci
BY no Other rmeiy. Ask your druggist TOT
swAYST's OiHTtirET, tIltstW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

SY4fTUNs - HotsniNc. iptrzpN itching mud
EtInguT mustut nights Tirc lyscr1tchlua. II
sllnWci Ia continue tuiaOR iUriu, Which utt,tl
bleed and ucrrntO, bar Iming vrrv sOn
SWAYyEE 01SrNES1 stops the itching and
bleeding, hCuls ulccnit1ou. and III most cases 70.
moves tho tuIpOrs Al drnggis'' q Us inall, for
i0evn,s IT. SWayRc & SaR. llhlGieiphiR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

wnrn Baby WA .its. We earo her ceEtnrtA.
When sl.o was CHILD, tl,O cried for castOrta.
When slo hccamc Sits, Sho chung TO caStOra.
Wien tao had Children, she CsvOthou oOOsortA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

CHrcSGo Snty ILL vus q dnii fhy in cattle.
ThrTn WIS SOME demand for local acCOupt. The
receipts Terp eS,imatcd at 400 llead. Tho hqg
market WINS Teak: from 81 Is 10 s 10 was pnid
for mercantile lots Sheep were dull IN hlSS
OF 81 5ca3 81 Tor poor g choice; lambs were
East LTBrFrY. PA. July lA-CAnle, dull md
unchanged. HT,S dull: philadelphia s. #AI
5 10: hest Workers 81 9Sas 90; common 70 fair
YorRors g S5ui ~ Sheep supply iair md mnr.
LSt steady: rItfn g. G1aB ~; fAlr g 0Ja2 81 COM
mon JtG.l .; latnbs 6! I0a+ 90
C1SriSSATf. July tt,-Hoys lower NJ s. Jcn
s 10; receipts 1000 head; Shipmspts TO head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

NV Senx. f1fy N-T0oi quiet: domestic
fleece Igao6c. pulled Oa?ic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

NEW YoRK. July lt,-pCtYolGun steady; n
sallf; August option closed At SIC bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

cwclysATh O., Juiy.lt-cO,,ou dull; mid,
dlIuy &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
mntni..

NEW YorK. July ii.-Pg iron dull: Scotch
srG ShaNs So hrncrlcnn 81 Iinii % Copper quiet,
lake % %. Lead quiet domestic 8 10, Tin nom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
,Es%, Pennsylvania Stations
IVtSg7RsVIVaRIa lines.
Trulns Run by Central Tine.
Rnr.r1rvE0T RTs17FF-"FIN lIlNotr b'VTE''

TrrxI-T OJIrcTa At PRrXsTIvAGIA .ETATrps "a
W1TrA Or, Pom Or EtryEFT1I NJ. WnHHLiHo
AZ HChuilH HcrsE. WHEEitS5. MD ~ THH
pUapFVLTLHIA STATION. NFtD1pFOpr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
Right Arm Paralyzedl
Saved from St. yitus Dance.

"our daughter, Blanche,T now If
teen years Of age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use Of her right arm
We feared St. Yitus dance, and tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles Of DR..
Niles Nervine and has gained 81
rounds. Her nervousness and synp-
toms OF st. Vitus dauce arc entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use Of
her arm, her appetite is splendid"
MRS. II. n DULIOCK. brighton. N. v,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
iYAYR WITERLTNT LAW PIN GEoVs,

tDulIy, except sunday.
SUNDAY church gains viii Law Elm Grove VI
9IaA III nnd whCclIng Al 1911 u N.
Trains No 4 "a anti II CONNECT with hcr5r
iinu for Trtntctphfn Hrritc leaves TrtFi1tphtn
TOR Elm Grove at 5.nG IN, 80 u m, 1870 "A 10
and GiOp, m, Dally, ONc4pt sundays and s1t'
ut,iay'A ioRlld. will cDnnOct With trHin No ~
leaving Wheeling al ll:UOp ~.
sundays hGrfic leaves Trlnlclph:l az M
IN, l?OD n m. so ? IN. and conuGCts With
tfsIps No g. " aud 81 from Wheeling.
u + WET59ERBRR Gen Manager,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
OHIO RIvER RAlLRoAp ed.

fQT, uad atlrs suudIy, fuur J, ts1', Passenger
Tn,us will run ny follows DAILY. tDa!ly EI'
n,rt SunHaY. Central ttGn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
RAILROADS.,

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
On aud after Friday. April .. 1871, train E1ll
ruu " follows city Tins;
-. - ,I1TTa, 80 y :. ,TI, m n > LJ0TG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

con Sunday Tlufn no 50 will ruu from TIL.
rchSville only.
Por tine cafd. rate al trn and further iuioE-
nation regardinH our trains apply u any =. l..
= W ttrhet nrGnf, or e pt.knap. Travelling
fGsSpugrf Agent, HiSJlIlou, ..
J.T TERRY.
GepH Freight and Piss Agent. Gtcvc'aui, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
RAlLWAY TlME CARD.

ArcsRli tad departure o ,e.lus aa ssA aN-v
YEy =. is1l ENrtANtu7N 10 Ell sIrrr
1ABEs lrAiir; sue DAY fI-,.gt s. 'HDI4at u
cfitr1. iSAyuFiay rXnrV'rj I~4u tGy pgiT. s4.-
gfiA only EaSscr1 s.Lgiari 14'lt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20

CHxHALrs. March ls.-[Special. The
Chehails Commercial Club WAS organized
this week with a membership of about
fifty. 1t is expected the club will fill a
long-felt want by promoting social inter
course among the young men and bust
ness men OF town. Three rooms have
been rented in the Improvement block and
handsomely furnished. A gymnasium
will be started as one feature of the So
ciety. oflicets have been chosen as fol-
lows: G. NJ. Steadman. president; c. u.
Sage. secretary and treasurer; NJ. A. Lang
horne. A. L. Alexander and A. Hy!ander,
finance committee: L. +. Harmon, +. NJ.
Power and DR.. Coleman. trustees. A
committee Of ten was also appointed Oh
city Interests.
Travel over the South Bend branch was
suspended for day or two this week. In
passing over defective part of the track
near Hoerth's place. an engine and ono
car went into the creek the other evening.
Nobody was hurt, but it took abou.
twenty-foar hours 10 clear away the debris.
Mrs. Adam BONNER, OF Boissfort. fled
tao complaints against her husband.
Adam Bohmer. in Justice Painters court
last week. She charges him with drawing
gun on her and threatening To kill her.
The neighbors state that BONNER has
treated the woman, 10 whom he has been
married but short time. with extreme
cruelty. compelling her to work in the
fields and to help him rolling logs. She
is young woman, and has baby only
three or four months Old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20
Ta9 ARLINGTON.


TIE SoTsh-~ ssteaa .igslte3 leaving Ninassp-
Ola ara - Paul svety eay n tbe rear sov ca
eago carries tAe aasst Railroad ears which the
wesl3 has ever sesn. IaSy &gs resuectsyelv +.
eGtss. szsehtag and ilsssry car. 4 a0uela state
rooa sleeping car drAwiGg.saom ear. a din.
lax car ea9 pstvsss compartment seen
iIg car. IL ;ooG longer T. os. "a tAsss ca.
than - bald tasn. 80 maeh xt;easion Va.
gvsa To tas ds1Ails FiEtseh sEs aud heated nv
saeasR The whesls are IAsFty-slx inches Ia
diameter szd OF hrurP stesL
bach car a@s tas Sas1-telsscopsax ssvfoa ARD
ever esses sessara ass xEsa 20 iaers..e Us
ss.ssy 81 ifsvsA TIE steps. rsllnxs. gu.rt.
~sc, are az az slid brass hlxh.y raa.ha.
nsn you irsye. h~ sure yoaF ur.ets rsat yls
toe Nasta u estegu- BertEs n tie saex. Car, a,
sAs sane rates Of 81 er.iasrr .lsspss. p
issSsr. fags' soERd sESat. III Chesry street
A.ksksx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20

Deeds 1eees1sa In the Ao1tsos's o
Yesterday.


Deeds Eessr1sa In the AsAssss's 01ss
Yesterday.
Real estate Transactions from January L
isaA are 81, Isl. 81 There we're fisd fos
record yesterday 20 deeds. the ccnsiders-
items seErsgassng sl4.7 4a Following b
the List - furnished By Osborne. Tremper
4 Co.. asssracsorS Of titles. i!6 Cherry
street between Front and Second:
~ MeCailun "a ". H. Rscke. lots and
). block 1. d. T. Williams, e So
j. Bovrssoa TO D. NJ. Shaaks. NJ Of Ne
q Of mel. OF SEX sec . 3. 5. t2Da
D. ~. shanks TO j. 3. Warren, % serss
Ia sec - tp .. S, 1850.
D. 81. Snanks 20 J. b. Warren, rast lot
II. hiocx ]. Chea;on frui; gardens. 800 !.
K E Smith to Albert Lee. lots II and
II. block 1. Seusora's add 30 Ballard. SiO-
Chaa Crsige 90 O. Little. lot 9. block 81
ID. I. Denny's third. =. l00
D. c. Ives to I. =. Town!sy. mining
lodes. $500
Z. Pratt 70 Fred spssh. lot 5. block I,
Hsswafha Park. 500
]. L. Gleason 70 John Kelly, 2ox6o Il on
Yesler avenue. $500
n. p. r. r. Co. 70 A. & Smith. ma.
neL and n,s Of nwk. sec =. 20. 8. $500
sllas Smith TO Emma L. Smith. part sec
> II: 4: saith to Emm. l. Smith. part sec
c. ". Smith to Emma L. Smith, part sec
n, 20, 6, 81.
E. q. White 10 Emma L. Smith. part sec
n, 10. g. 81
Sheriff TO II. H. A. Hastings. lots i6, II.
Is. block l. White A. Manning's add. $3.50.
II. s. Turner TO L. o. Graves, lot 9. block
8. Wasia WalIa add, 81
William Ashwor.h to William Murphy,
lots 5, 4. block s. Denny & Hoyt's s.. 600.
b. T. Rsmherg TO William Murphy, lot
8. block 20 Denny & Hoyt's. $500.
Reliance L. and L. Co. to 8. A. White.
eight lots in River Park, $441
Daniel Jones 70 H. r. Meserve, lots I. 2.
). and s. block IL, Stsel Works add and
others, $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20

Ny savicss coming forward 20 the efs~e
tne Tsenery were % b rxysn ia
~ PROJECTION Induced purchsssrs Of
snafes. and rEmors wers eircuisted
'us. sss sscsnt bail POOL On sursr ~
.k.ln SECURING ssock for the purross az
."otnsf upward movement The r~srst
IN adssacs Of "a. q which rrics shers
- soms reasixsnx. which caused 4 reac-
''on OF I,s. but - the late dssiinrs they~
vss recovery Of 4. leaving . Gain of ~
~ eenI Ins gTangsfs xeps inside = 1 psr
esnr limit on modsrass TRANSACTIONS. and
snov an Improvements OF X to X per cent.
National Lead made . srpys daring ,hs
morning OF ~ per cent. bat Lost the I'M
pfovement Ia the late deaiinxx. The rre-
issred rose e psr cent In d.stiiIlny
specniasion vas restored By reason Of The
unsettled condition o. Affairs between tn
distributing and the disfa. ling canraaiss.
Representatives OF which are sfIu 4, con.
Terence With the hope Of an agreement -.
ing reached Wednesday. Nsssouri Pacific
y then rose IJs, closing q . reaction Of y
per cent. 10 the rest OF the iiss the tram.
scsions we're on . small scale. but few AZ
the speciaIisia made material eains on ,hs
Gay. fairly steady tone eharseteyix>d
the market st the c.ose.
ne oond market Vas strong ell day.
Inc leading changes are Ill bsiov Per
cent.
oovsrnmsnt bonds-Firm. State bonds
Quiet and active.
Petroleum - Pennsyivanis oil Gales,
none; April option sales. none: closed
q sz1<e bid. Lima oil sales, none.
FINANCIAL
Aonsy-On call. easy ct 4 per cent:
last loan y Per cent: closed 1t per cent
fnme mercantile paper. 3;S45 per cent
Sterling sxchanss--ssesav. w,th aetn.i
business In bankers bills at A.WN0
SO for demand. and AsT<44s7H for -
DAY bills: posted rates. 81 ss<1 1. SCI. com
mercaal bills. 81 soL<9A Ss5s. silvs. csrtit-
Gates, 5s1SG58c.
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San FRANCIsCO MAKKxrs.
STATE or TRADE.

STATE or TRADE.
San FRAscIsco, March l9-Ths vsgs-
hble market 10 steady, with moderate
supplies. Asparagus and rhubarb are
sssier. Potatoes are weaker at quotations.
Onions are more plentiful.
The market for fresh fruits II quiet.
h0ranges are in moderate supply. but prices
Gre weak.
There are no further reductions In but
! Yer. Eggs are dull. with s,sady prices.
The poultry market Is overstocksd and
\ prices are weak.
Game 10 i'm light demand.
Produce receipts-Flouf, quarter sacks,
E,Sas: Washington. 2, 40; wheat. centais,
7 1880; Washington. S. 6ss: barley. centals,
eal0; oats. sacks. 300: Washington. 373;
corn. centals. 500; beans, sacks. 50: pota-
toes, sacks. 2,4I5; onions. sacks. lis
BREArsTUTFs AND GRAINS.
The whea, market was In q peculiar po-
fiion this morning on . question - TO
margins on 20. 90 tons. The May option,
which tho McGlauilin pool bought last
Friday not having been settled. the gues-
ton which arose this morning was
whether check for $4,000 which was
rendered by MeGlautiin last Saturday
VAS sufficient. for the margins on their
Purchases. Until this question 10 settled
BY the directors of the exchange the
situation will be somewhat mixed The
! pool was not Idle this morning. however.
Tor soon after the board met sl0etS vas
hid for May. but before one hour passed
Giiis VAS offered for all May wheat to be
sod This proof that tho pool Is sbie TO
hold its own had a good effect upon the
az A. Il
men, at the afternoon session Of the board.
May wheat declined to $iis. Afterwards
The price reacted 10 Sill sss, where IL closed
Tor the day
Florr-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. 50. 2S0ts.S5 per Dbl: bakers
extras. S. i59t SIS; superfne. &. io9 26n
Whest-ihe situation at the moment Is
badly mixed, owing TO complications
on call bosrd transactions. The quota
ton Is 91e 10 ~ &c per GENITAL ~ = range for
Food to choice. shipping wheat must
thereto re be considered nominal. Milling
wheat is nrmly held at sLo2ya as Loss. per
GENITAL.
kaF!ey~-Purehases continue Of q light
order. with 40 change in values. We
quote Feed. ToofTsisc PER Genital
iar lair 30 good quality. and Tss.3
.eo Tor choice bright; brewing. sosSsssc
Der csatal.
uats-Ttsde Is slow ut easy rates. We
quote: Milling. $igsi.i0. surprise, III Ti43
10 fancy feed ,Si.i2 sSs 1. Is; good to choice.
NVz'seeLio; poor 70 fair, Sovtasc; black.
hemha.; red, nominal: gray, 9ae&sl.o
Per GENITAL
FfSANCIkI~
braf,s-on sight New York. per 500.
lSc Premium.
Sterling blils--0n London. 6l-day bank,
AssA..
SILVER bars-per ounce. 59isg5atc.
mexican doliars-ssSag9c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20

WAsHiyerox CRY, March ls-fSpecial.
When Senator Squire was chairman
the senate committee on coast defenses
the Notifications bill reported by that
committee called for an appropriation Of
100000 for gun factory on the Pacific
coast. For this item IL was found impcs-
sible to obtain the sanction Of congress.
but the bill. A. finally passed and APP
proved by the president, contained this
paragraph:
'The president 10 hereby authorized to
appoint a board, 20 consist of three Off
GERS Of the army and three officers Of the
navy, who shall examine and report to
the secretary Of war for transmission TO
congress for Its consideration. what, in
their opinion. Is the most suitable site on
the Pacific coast, or on the rivers or other
waters thereof. for the erection of plant
for finishing and assembling the parts Of
heavy guns and other ordnance for tho
use OF the army and navy. That for the
payment Of the necessary expenses OF the
board TO be appointed under the foregoing
provisions the sum of s., 500 IS hereby APP
propriated out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated"
This bill received the approval OF Presi-
dent Harrison July q, 1892, but for some
reason which, since the change of admin
istration. il Ii now impossible to learn, the
board has never been appointed. The
present administration, probably through
ignorance OF the fact that such provision
had been made in the fertilization bill,
has also failed to appoint the board. The
matter has now been called to the atten-
ton OF the secretary Of war. who states
that the 81 500 appropriated is still avail
able. The president will now be asked to
comply with the law. II this is not done
within . reasonable length Of time Senator
Squire proposes to demand an explanation
OF the matter by congress.
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T1iU agsesohie ana sd,cacieus roosA Powder. -
oAbliahsd BY moro han twenty yea-s sxpsr1sasA
- received the sanction OF the .Sembsfv q tAe
Dental and Medical profsssions 81 this city sessr-
ally. aaA By thom 10 10 daily recommended 80
pssscribsA. II h pleasant In the appicattoA -
= u sxssiisns ID IL snsote u speedily rendeso soe
1ssth white anl smooth. the gums heaitAfHi. red
land Arm. and by frequent use viii psessrvs the0
On thts desirable condition. II gradually oUs e.
1scsually removes tartar. ao4 dsstroyss the pasa-
sit;aai amin aionla which neglect may have pr
aaitsed 70 collect ANA prevents their further aecur
mutation. thus aerv1ng - . eompseso oeanunss
and pssservss Of the teeth. Microscopic s1aminar
lions have been nAds % The matter Deposited -
the teeth and Guas Of indivi6aais selected fre9
I'll ciasa>s Of society ana 81 every variety - ee1ty
eondition ana In nearly every case aaimal Esd
vegetable parasites were found 20 exist In srsas
DuDben Experiments we're made Tor heir -
urova and the Ingredients used Ia Luoia TeetA
Powder we're found 70 - most snsctua. 1esesoys
onR them Instantly.
Througn the kinhnsss o. k'sods - - -
nlsssA 70 publish the foliowtAA
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-nr srnrK KxcHANaK

Srw YoRx. March is-on the stock ex-
Change to-day the week opened with a frm
'ons 10 speculation and generally higher
prices, Chicago Gas. which wss per cent.
Gown belrg the oaly notable exception.
sngaF showed mere strength ani activity.
Tie nrst sale being at an advance OF per
eenl Ia the early dealings . further im-
psossmsal Of = per cent wss msae. fol-
'exsd By q reseiloa Of =, Washington
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF It

The premium map offered b. the
Posr-ISTEIL,cENcER to il, sub.cri.
bcrs. old and new. Is now TO be found
in thousands Of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium eva
offered has given such universal salts
faction, . evidenced BY the following
testimonials, which are . few anon,
the large number received from thoss
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies OF the orig
nails on fle in this Office. the sig.
natures only being omitted, . the
PosT-INTELLIcENcER does not feel Il
liberty to publish in full the names ol
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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Po..-Intelligencer Co, Seattle, Wash
Gents: received some time since vour
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on ths reverse side, and
am pleased with il. Il forms handsome
and valuable addition 10 my Office. and
c.nno, fail to be satisfactory to any ona
who in vests the small sum asked for tho
map Yours truly. T. l.
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SHARES SOLD.


The total sales OF stocks today we're
LIZ, 100 shares, Including Atchison, g. 900;
American Sugar. 81. 500; Burlington, 8, 100 |;
Chicago Gas, 10. 500: Distsl!ing, & 900: Gen.
erai Electric. 100; Missouri Pacific, $500:
National Lead. ., 500; National Cordaee.
$4,000: New York sad New England. L. 100:
Northwestern. 81 100: Northern Pacific
preferred. 90; Ere, 800: Rock Island,
LOO; ST. Paul, Ii. loo: Western Union,
81 500.
MxkcHAspisE.
Hops--weak.
Pig iron--Dull; American, $ll.5o0l50o.
Copper-Qulet; Lake. 81 Is.
Lesd-Firm. domestic. $50.
Tin--Firm, Straits. SIS. 10 asked.
speiter-steadier: domestic. $500 bid.
COFFEE.
CoGee-options opened irregular and
generally weak under disappointing
cables and the absence of speculative sup
port and closed dull, 1T net point ad-
bags. including: March. SIC IS; April.
el6.O; May. $i5.a5916; June. $i5.t.5: July.
Sizes: August. SIS. IS, December, {f4 s..
Spot coffee-Rio. duh and heavy; No. Z,
i7h@lsc; mild. dull at unchanged.
Cordova-ipt. "a 1910. Sales late Satur-
day. 2s0o bags. including Rio Hat bean.
spot nj l7s.c; coo bags Maricsibo and 100
Stock In New York today. las. go bags;
stock in United States. ls3 222T bags: adoas
for tho United States. a54, COO bags. Total
visole available for the United States.
%, 3T7 bags. against last year 81. 80 bags.
iiavre-steady; sales, 1000 bags.
Landon-Markstq quiet. but firm; prices
3d@6i higher.
Hamburg Market steady: stock, COCO
bars. Prices nominalIy i.pfg higher.
Rio-Market quiet: No. s, IL, $50: ex-
change. 2 i5-i6 Receipts, 1900 bags;
stock, 2o3, 900 bags.
ssntos-Markst quiet Good average
Santos. nominal; no quotations recorded.
Receipts, - 600 bags; stock, 5000 bags
Cleared, 1900 bags.
SuRar--Raw. quiet; fair refining. 2s<c;
csntri ugai, 96 test. SIC; Musoovado.
50 ,est. 2s.c. Refined, i-i6c lower Tor
Nos. Is aud H. and &c lower for other
grades. No. d. 37Se: No. 7. Ss4c; No. 8,
7-i6c: No. y. 3s.et6lsc; No. 10. 3,sc: No.
III. sac: No. Il. 3;se; No. 10. &c: of A,
Hide: mould A. 4ssast ai6c; standard
A. 46I4 Side. confectionery A. 4ett 3-iec !:
cut Loaf, 4tsGf5 slice: crushed. 47se95 i-t6c:
pow dered. sss9s4 9isc. granuiated. 4 Lie
Vk5c cubes, s s-ioc.
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