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TaE COLERlIR FIELD

II Nav an Assured FaOl-rho Ga4mlrO
Welt ID shot aud Making rwsntI-lys
to Pity naFFsIS-lIVEO Wells to DO Put
DOwn.
All day yesterday tho owners Of tho
Gasmlra oil well on the StArbuck farm,
Just outside Coisrain, over in Belmont
county, were on the scene watching
with ialereS. tho operation Of having
the we'll shot. From 10 o'clock until
7;l5 last evening the WorkmSn wore
trying to got the "Shot" In the proper
position, but II was not until the later
hour that everything was ready and the
shot made, Immediately ailaF this tho
gas and oil poured out Of the hole In
great volumes, topping the eighty'toot
derrick, A soon as possible tho con-
nectiOna with the tank were made, and
last night 1t was stated by peTsons who
have no interest In the we'll that II was
doing anywhere from twenty-five 10
lilty barrels per day, The owners were
greatly overicyed, and celebrated by ex'
plodlng lot OF nllTo'glyceIlne,
The result OF the shooting Of the Gas
mlTe we'll insuTaH the immediate future
oithS Colsraln Geld. PROJECTORS hold
ing leases were only waiting for the 70.
suit hero to 70 In for operations on
their holdings aud It 10 learned that q
number Of wells will be put down In
the nelghbOrhood Of ColsraiR At once,
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this evening at s o'clock to Misc Flora
Coss, daughter OF Mrs, Emma Coss, 70.
siding on Fifth street. The attendants
will be Harry GraysOn, oil Martins
Ferry, and Miss Nellie Beazle, OF Bell
aire.
Mrs. Rev. W. b. Hnrszos has ro-
turned from SponcHrylllo, o., accom-
panied by Miss Ida Richardson.
The funeral Of the late Edward Nc.
LRughlin will take place to-day from 81.
Mary's church at 0 o'clock.
Tho grading at the First ward school
building will DO done by A. q. aud
Samuel jackson.
Rev. E. l. Elcock, OF Gallon, O.. ia
visiting Rev. S. ]. Boyle, OF the PrOaby'
terrain church.
S. l.. Wood, of smlthfold, formerly
OF Martins Ferry, was down yesterday
on business.
Henry Manazier, Of Gallipolls, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
yesterday
Mra a. E. lies leaves to-day for Mon.
tana to mako her future home with
relatives.
Joseph Davidson, engineer at the
water works, had his finger mashed yes
terday.
An increase OF pension has been So
cured by Albert McGsary, OF Blaine.
The Owl club will picnic M the river
to-day. making tho trip In skifis.
Joseph Anthony left last night for
Boston, Mass, on pleasure.
Rev George Lupton, Of Mt Pleasant,
was in town Yesterday.
A party OF Martins Ferry people will
10 to Zoar shortly.
Mira Samuel Kirby went to Dillon.
vale last evening.
John h William. has arrived from
Ironton.
Mrs. George W. TVOOdy i. on the sick
list.
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z BELLAIRE
All sorts of Local New. aud Gossip from
the 0ihis Ctr.


the Glass Ctr.
The reception given by Mayor Du Boil
at his home, In tho Gravel cut, yester'
day ovnning, to his sou, James +. Du.
Bols, and bride, was attended by large
circle OF the friends OF the young
couple, and very ENJOYABLE time was
had by all present, The nOwly mar
ried couple wsro heartily congratulated
by many who had not had previous op'
portunlty.
Drs. ]. 7. Wet, ]. S. Mcclellan. L. n.
Riggs and A. II. Kornor were at StOu'
benyillo yesterday attending tho meet
Ing OF the Eastern Ohio Medical AssO
lion. Cherished by tho most fortunate
couple In whose honor 1t was held.
Ihuir lot has indeed boon a happy ono
and tho remaining years OF their life
will DO tho lighter because oil this hap
Ply event.
Cards woro iSsuod yesterday by Mr..
and Mrs. X. johnson for tho marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Anna NJ, to Mr.,
George i. Work, OF Sistersville, W. Va.
The wedding will take place at the
brides home, tho Merchants Hotel, on
Wednesday evening, July IL.
John L. Lang aud his two compan
ions. who rode through to this city on
their bicycles, left yesterday forenoon
on their trip to New York. They de.
fsrrod starting ono day on account OF
the rain.
Mrs. James Wilson. ot Delaware, Is
here 10 spend n ioW weeks. Mr., Wilson
Ia giving attention to the improvements
being made at tho Bellalre nail works.
Albert Lazurc, manager OF the United
States glass factory al Gas City, Ind, Is
spending a iow days with his parents,
Mr.. aud Mira George X. Lazurc, here.
james NJ. Roos and family have given
mn their homo In Kansas City and will
return 10 ST. Clair'vills. Mr.. ReoS came
In yesterday to look IN a location.
II. NJ. Kolly, Of TiIIln, salesman for
tho United tRteaGlaII Company, came
In yesterday to attend the reception to
james +. dubois and bride.
Jamoa T. Kelly and family nro NOV.
ing into their elegant now residence on
North Belmont BlrOoi this wook.
Frederick squIggIn' aud bride, Of
gainesville, arc Rucsts ofrClatlycs in this
city.
James O. TalmAn returned last night
from q business trip to Pittsburgh.
Tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad
pny oar was hero Yesterday.
O. II. DlakOnoy and Harry Hays loft
yesterday Tor Chicago.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho reiTeahiug and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelllng colds, headaches and feyen
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
noys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists liz 60c and 81 bottles, but II Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you, will nor
accept any substitute If offered.
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MAl,rlS's FEnHY.
Haps aud aIl,hap. in tho ThrlViaE CITY
Across the RIVSr.

Haps aud AIlIhapa IN tIs ThriVing CITY
Across the RIVsr.
Tho programme has been Issued for
the fiith annual EpWorth assembly at
Bethesda on July 3l.AuGust H. Among
those who nave been engaged TO furnish
entertainment and inItructlon are Dean
Wright, Of the B0ston School Of The.
ology; Prot. NJ. l.. MGPhail, who will
have charge OF the chorus class; Bishop
W. f. Mallallau, d. D., James Clement
Ambrose, lecturers; Miss Marguerite
WuortZ, violinlSt, aud AisS Marion
Short, elocutioniSs
Mrs. J. A. Dickson and children, Mrs.
Or. VIII II. Hall and children, Mrs.
Fannie Anderson, Harlan Ong, and
Mrs. George Medll and son George
leave to-day for ChRulauqua. Otherl
will 20 next week.
Last night private hop was given In
the William Jonos store.toom on Broad
way by q party Of young people, for
which music was furnished by the Orl.
entail banjo, mandolin and guitar club.
A race course $50 yards long on the
property OF the Belmont brick works
was scrapod of yesterday and put in
good condition for tho uIo Of the lndO.
pendent hose company in pracslclng.
Rev. Father Blackmorc. OF Chicago,
will conduct the retreat Of the Sisters
OF Charity, Of NalorOth, KY, which
commences at St. Marya church this
week.
Dra. b. o. Williams and J. NJ. Hogan
attended tho meeting Of tho Eastern
Ohio Medical Association at Sleuben.
vile yesterday.
Misses Grctta and Marcia schoflsld
left yesterday to visit SanduIky aud DO.
troiI, joining a party Of friends at
Newark.
Mrs. Purcell, Henry Charles and Ed.
ward Brown will be home from Ham
mondsvillo. Pa, Saturday or Monday.
Mrs. Eliznboth Brady, Of Knoxville,
o.. Is Visiting her daughters, MrI. u, +.
Brady and Mrs william Griffith.
George Springer came In yesterday
from Cambridge aud viii be marrie4
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A NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q HERRMANN.
A New Departure.

Wewill begin Monday, July
/, to marguerite a movement
which we will continue to car
ny out twice a year, July and
January, and that is q Semi
Annual Sale OF High Glass
Furniture. AS we have made
up our mind that we will not
carry any high grade goods
over, and recognizing tho fact
that the onlyway to dispose Of
them in an Off season is to
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Tho Pleasant Valley and Echo Point
Bowling Club organized last night and
PLAYED Ia initial RalnH NJ soib0rta al
leys. There arc about twenty members
Of tho club. divided into two Hidns, ol
which 4. 4. Bloch and w, y. Johnson
arc tho respective captains, aud tho In
tonlion ID 10 have inject" OyOry two
weeks.
Tho oponInR game last night was
warmly contested, Captain liloclI's team
winding by ~ pins Al tho conelh'ion
n lunch was served, and AvBfy pleasant
social time was had by those present.
There Is soma good mnlohnI In tho cluO,
and II some records nro not brokoh DO
ioro tho end Of tho EopSon !! will Do sur
|pfHlnR.
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THEY sToLls soS
Aud FoOliShly Came to Wheeling, aud are
III tho Laokup Now.


Aud FoOliShly Game 10 Wheeling, aud are
III the LaoEup Now.
Yesterday thTos mon went to the feed
store Of Carter Broa., In Bellairs, aud
while one Of them got ono Of the pro.
priotor, who wa, alOnsaI the time, in.
TO the rear Of the premises and engage
ed him in conversation, the others tap.
ped the till, securing SJj In money and
some valuable papers. Tho men left
town, and preaumlng they had come
here, Marshal BahTa telephoned q deS'
crlpllOn oil the men 10 Chief Bennett.
Later BahFa and ME. Carter came up, but
no trace OF the mon being found, the
mArshAl started homo. Carter had
some business TO attend 10, and started
down Market street. AT the Hotel
Wilhelm he recognized one Of his men
standing In the door, and going 70 a
telephone, communicated With police
headquarters Lieutenant Clemans
went down, and two Of the three men
we're captured. The third was In the
place when he entered, but escaped by
the back door Marshal Bahra was
summoned back BY telephone, and the
two men werO locked up.
On tho two prisoners was found SCI
OF tue money stolen from Carter Bros,
with some other articles that were
Identified. The men gave their names
Us James Hogan and J, Q. Adams, but
from tho initials with which their
clothes were marked these are known to
be fictitious names. They were lodged
In the lookup here for safe keeping.
They are said TO have come TO Wheeling
last Thursday, and ara believed to be
pretty slick crooks. They will be taken
10 Bellaire to-day.
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A nomE kIckOd II. 8, shAtOr, Of tho
TrOomyor House, Middloburg, N, v, on
tho knee, which laid him up IN bod
and caused tho knee Joint TO become
attn. A friend recommended hun to
uso ChamhOrlAlh'H Pain Balm, which hO
did, aud In two days was abln 10 10
around. Mr.. ShRict has recommended
II 10 many others aud SAYS Tits excel.
liant Tor any kind Of brullO or sprAin.
This same RomOdy IL also famous Tor
ilS cures Of thOunlallan,
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On Monday Homer Davis. a convict
in the MoundsyiIle penitsntiary, who
has served about seven months OF two.
year term for DEMONSTRATING, tried to
commit suicide by hanging, He made
a rope out oi tho bed Sheet and tied it
to the bars. Then fixing n moose
around his neck he swung oil. A guard
discovered his attempt and cut him
down lust Ia time 10 save his lie.
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FOR TWELVE INNINGS

Columbus nnh Ksnton lIattlsd for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lose,
sp,cidl DBDGiei 10 h' hieliiJshHr
KsNroS, July 0,-For twelve innings
this afternoon tho Statesmen and OK.
Babes battloi for the mastery. In the
eighth the visitors made threOruns, tie.
ing the score. At this potn! Brodle
took Nlillor's place In tho box for Ken
ton. Then Reed and Brodie settled
down. and no moro runs were made
until tho twelfth, when Kenton took q
batting streak and pounded out four
runs, aided by costly errors by WeaTs
mon. The Statesmen made gallant
finish, but could only score two runL
Tho score:
E Es9sSS;;i;..:,ii if2fSS25SS t--II22
nase hits. u and IL Errors, II and u. Rat.
tsTies Columbus Red and Prince; Kenion.
Miller BrOdle and Oulcali Umpifsa, Brodle
and MlllOf
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Bishop won second, third aud fourth
heats, Time, 2h5li2:l7; 9il0, Lelah
W., won hrat heat IN 9n5l
9;gi pacing, SOcond diybiOn-DOlly
W.. won fourth. liIh and slxth heats.
limo, 2:lS; ego; 2;99 Logan X, won
frat and second heats, both 2.l6i, but
was diliancad In Tho sixth, Lady won
third heat in 9:l7l.
s'SO trotting-loh RySlyk won In
Z ,o straight heats. TIme, sil0ii s;lski
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prrrorr, ailrn, July o.--lArgo noll'
md coqo racing characterized Tho Opnn'
lnf nj tho Windsor summer ifoillhG
ineelInv to-day. There yeto 40 mnnj
tnlrioa In tito 1924 pacing class that two
diyisions we're made NJ That event TIC
ifAck was quito FAST but dusty.
2l2i pacing, First dlvl1lOn-MNjof
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On Wrrr's collie mud Cholera euro
mover diaappolnls, never fails 10 give
immediate rollOi, II curcs jnit ~ suro
M you lako H. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
Ing, W. Va, II, Il. Peabody, BOnWOod,
aud DOwlO 4 Co., bridgeport y.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water nnl IIVsmnnt' Of DoatL
The River IntsrostG
vertVgnt Y'a bvrA urTfnga

Lexington. cline Matainorns 1900 IN.
Liberty. Booth, Ciahnfion, &D D. Ia
BoArs LEAVING TODAY.
Fayo'lte, Marietta. noon.
Liberty. Booth, ClAfnalOn, GDp. m.
Tho marks at tho public landing last
oysning showed 3 feet inches and
slowly falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
TUE rivgn MARKS
Morganlown--Ryur o foot inches
aud stationary. Weather cloudy aud
warm.
tirocnsboro--Riyor z foot 3 inchea
and falling Weather cloudy.
Warren River 9 'oot aud stationary.
u nalhcr cloudy aud cool
sisnbcnylls River foot Z inches
and falling Weather CLAIR and cool.
Tarksrsburp-Rivor foot and StA.
llonary. Weather cloudy with mercury
OF Clly--IIlysr I foot 0 inches and
rislng Waalhor clear and cool.
PiitsburgIl.--RiyOr 0 ioct ] Inch and
rising Weather CLEAR and pleasant
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Lnl evening on TIN MusOO nlloys.
The brownies wore defeated two In
three by this Quarled Oaks. This score:
Browniss-flsrvey, l73. l42, 1866: Kus.
len, 100, 100. l4J; MCLure, lJ0. 10, ldDi
Dahndcn, 49, l33, i39; ONoiIl, ~,
1872. 100; Blind, 100, lGl, 15ji totals, S93,
500. 002.
Quattorod Onks--L. Wood, 100, 1863,
13g; Wagner, l2S, 1913. III; StoclS0r, ll5,
1870, 104; /. Wood, AZ, 1873, 1865; Gard.
nor, 1870, iOi, 14S; Blind, i7G, l27, ll5i
totals, 827, OiO, Bi9
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rEn,or, who nto subject to dlatrli@a
will md speedy euro ~ DO Wisps
Collie and Cholera euro. Use. no oIhot
ilis tho bu,t that can DO made or that
money cRn procure. II leaves The
ayslem In natural condition aItot ia
psc. Wo acll II. Logan Drug Coz
Wheeling W. Va, u, II. Peabody,
ljnnwood, aud lIowiO 4 70, Bridge
nort. U,
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I WAS A CHANGE BLOW
hat Ended the Farraghar-Parry
90 in Favor Of the Former,
larry WIS TRYING TO FINISH

/. Opponent, bus Gos Careless and
tho Result was a Most Unexpected
nOok.ou,-Papry Wanted Another
Chance at tho Youngstown Man.
wheeling Defeated at UhvIohsylllO,
Other sporting News
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bnuooiara any that their sOlOs Of
IIood's garsapafllIa exceed those Of all
others. There Ia no substitute Tor
Innlis
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'T'TTI' HI1HI7eE 70 VId IHItII9fINT
UumcasyrtLE, O., Julye-Ths Twins
turned the tables on the whsOIIugs to-
day. The game was we'll played from
start to finish. The features Of the
game were Bowsrman'B homo run in the
ninth, with two men on bases. Score,
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E WIN G!!Ile'- ......... S S2Gd ~

IW0bnso HIS, Damn, ulllnghef, WfIghL
rrog. Thpeba'e hit Crotty. lone run. How
Double play. Crltty to White. First base on
balls BY Anderson ., IIlt by pitched ball, An
dprSou !. Struck Olt by MinIehau . BY AndeE'
son ;. Time OF game, l:ii. Umpire, Colo.
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PrrrsHuadu, July 0.-Pltaburgh and
Boston divided honorI In the two games
to-day. DolAn was tho stumbling block
for tho homo toam In tho first game,
and Pittsburgh won the second by
sharp hitting in the tenth Inning. At
tendance 1880. scOre, frat game;
Pittsburgh .............-.0 0 0 0 20 = 2
Bog,ou............,...... 0 0 o o B.
Earned runt. TIus;on Batteries, Hart and
Sugden; polln aud Rysn. iln'c hits. aud 3.
Errors. 2hnd O. Two bh'e bits. DuiIy. Three
lev: Long aud Tucscr Struck out, ulerbauOr,
Long, Ryan Umpire, Emalo.
Second game:
B"sio Sl.. .. a-.......... O.
At Cleveland. Attendance 800 E9nE
ClCyslaqd,.f-.l 22 ga - u 1
Pitchers. Wallace and Taylor.
Al Chicago. Attendance 7.O1l RHnE
ChicSgo.....-0 . o 90
New YORK I'D o o. .
Pitchers, Griffith and Rusic.
Ats. Louis Attendance 200. EHh p
St Lonitaa..-l / 26O00o.oo0ol-5 u
BaliItnOrc d2OIg0lO 90 OOOO-4 10
plcherg BreltcnNCln, ClarksOn and lApeh
A. Cincinnati. Attendance G oOl Fist game
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! .
irbokiyn. ,,,......t o 100000 w. II
Pitchers, Dryer aud stein
Second gamo hhME
Pitchers Rhlnc' aud Daub.
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READER did you over tako SIMMONS
LIVER IIEduiAToR, tho "RINd or
LIVER MEDicfHBs7" Everybody needs
tnko n llvor remedy, II IN Il hluGglsh or
diseased lIyor TINT lnpnlrs digestion
md onuBosconstIpntlon, when the wasto
TINT bhould DO carried Off remains In
tho body and posons tho whole systom.
That dull, heavy foollng Is duo 10 a
torpid liver. lIlllousneSs, Headache
Malaria and Indigestion nro nil liver
dlBeaBeA Keep tho llvcr hctlvo by an
occasional dose Of Simmons Liver Reg.
nlator and You'll get rid Of those trou.
bleU, and give tono TO tho whole nys'
lein, For n laxative Simmons MVor
Regulator IA nETTEH THAN PILLS "
donanotHripc, nor weaken, but greatly
rnfrcahcB and atronglhons
Every package hns tho Rcd n
stamp on tic wrapper. j, ii,
Zullll u Coz Philadelphia. 49,.
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July 9to 10Th inclusive, tho Bali.
mofn 4 Ohio Railroad Company VIII seIl
excursion tickets, Wheeling 70 MI Lake
Park and rslnrn, nj rate oi n 30, good
returning until July II inclusive,
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CUT THE PRICES.

We have put the knife into
them deep. Profits have not
been considered, as the follow.
ing comparison will show. All
of these goods will have to be
seen to be appreciated:
Lot No. 4. % 2ne B H59s f Bad
Room Set, with Swell Front
Dresser. 4 feet 6 inches wide,
Pattern French Bevel Glass,
Swell Front Washstand, with
Tile Back, Beadstead Hand
somely Carved, made by the
Phoenix Furniture Co, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, who
have the reputation Of
making thcfnest class ofgoods
in the United States. Original
price Of set s225,
Cut Price $50.
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We can sell you a good Fold
ing Bed from S11 80 up, and
have over twenty-five differ
ont Beds in stock to select
from. Don't forget the famous
Rocker Bed when you want a
Bed. We are agents forthem,
as we are for the Gum and
Phoenix Beds.
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Our Big Curtain End
Sale will be continued
for another week. See
them; the prices will
admit you buying
them, 25, 81 s. and
60 cents each, all two
yards long.
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The largest line of popular
price Parlor Suites in the city.
See our s21 65 Suite if you
want a good cheap one.
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nowERMAN's HOME RUN
In the Ninth WaSths Feature Of the wheel.
ing.rMin ClIIns nnme.


Ts-p1y's 04NRg-W Wheeling at UhhchsTllle
Columbus at Kentou FIndlay At Luna
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-30
Higher Prices For Leather.

Hosting OF prices from the bottom
seems measurably successful In leather
and shoes The combination oil leather
producers has been strong enough to resist
prolonged delay in buying by shoe jobbers,
and most OF them have made contracts at
part of the advance In prices demanded by
shoe manufacturers, though their orders
are as yet smaller than usual. while some
heavy orders have been taken at old prices
Cottons and wooIens.
Raw cotton has been hoisted until a
stronger market for goods resulted with
some advances in price.
Cotton speculation reached halt with
the enormous realizing Of last week.
and sales have been third smaller. with
no advance. The season Is r.,lly late. and
there are solid rensons for Sducing acre
age. factors aud traders being able TO eX-
ert powerful influence IL they chose.
la The woolcn business cancellations In
some lines have been startling I'm magni-
tude, many mills finding themselves in
g.cat need OF customers. This seems to
be mainly I'm low grade goods, inssrIW
quality being the common complaint, but
delays through strikes also play part,
while offers of cheap foreign goods are
uOh W hc bNtliVbhtAs NoltS u NNOi loi
the week have been quite large-b $40, 500
pounds, against 4,07s, 200 last year.
Food Products Higher.
Guesses about the condition of wheat
have varied widely this week, and prices
advanced III cents.
Corn Is / cent lower, while pork is 20
cents a barrel and lard and hogs 10 cents
per 100 pounds higher.
Failures In Business.
The failures this week have been 234 In
the United States against 25s last year.
business In tho Dominion.
Bradstreets makes the following com.
ment; At Toronto business Is unchanged,
being characterized by only fair demand
for sorting mp goods. Manufacturers and
jobbers at Montreal report business quiet,
and do not exr,ot activity until naviga.
tion opens Business l. ouict az Halifax
also and through0ut Nova scotia, whcre
collections ass SLOW. The output OF lum-
Der Is heavy In New Brunswicg, and IL is
ol interest 90 note there Is some revival in
trade ia Newfoundland, the sealing I'm.
dustry having been successful
Bank clearngs at Winnipeg, hamilton.
Toronto. Montreal and Halifax aggregate
SO 26l 900 this week falling of OF aboG,
rs pcr cent from last wftk.
There were Jsl business failures reported q
from the Dominion OF Canada during thy
past three months. contrastod with 5SJ TO-
the iirst quarter Of last year