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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12
HERE AND THERE.

Unless the orchardist is careful
weeds will get a fast hold during The
! fall and seed the groundfo rnors
abundant crop next year. Now ii: tlle
time to destroy them. Cut, and al
t.soon as dry enough. burn them.
/ Good roads are too costly, ]" SAYS .
conservative paper. They are not hall
so costly as bad roads. tt is ais hard
| fora fool to disguise himself as for i
I jaclSass to- rear as q ion. Both 4haYe
tried these things and failed.
Don't SOW down yonr young Or
chard in grain TO make pastnrage. In
| the first place, no kindsof grain should
be soWn IN an orchard; and In the next.
horses and cattle have no business in
Ian orchard--they are sure to do mis-
chief.
hatched after May rarely
lay until the following spring For
this reason, when feed must be bought,
or feed used that might otherwise be
sold, It is not profitable. to keep these
late arrivals over. Better fatten aud
sell the last one of them The early
matched pullets should lay ia winter,
When eggs are q gooa price IN The mar
kee or as nome, and are the ones to
keep.
The steady Improvement in farm
poultry In this country has not only
resulted s' IN more eggs but larger ones,
nos only more cillc 's nab larger and
oesser CUES ss,l goes On
20 8 $ ~. VII y ena9
~. ~ - 81 = = er 1901 SIP
sie M as sxea1ose Top
p'flsssaon .Fas ~ peIeils,s
Cotton II beginning to appear, In
y market, r1i and farmers are displaying
their usual anxiety TO get rid of tile
: stun. g For this speeul lators who are
interested IN depressing prices Should
Il a - a.A.l =, ehey nave
{ isrg crop on only faye
III ssns 9s Acrsaee, ana TINS
% a = 80 oonil, - sl.e eonten tio,
ane. snu pesels s'sA siisir paws Wlpn
Ssssisia 3'. csa9h.
bees might well be kept by all
lovers OF nature with a taste for in-
vestigatlon. even It honey was not
used. & e will pay any intelligent per-
son to observe the habits OF these
fiooefs tfle oi ingenuity ana industry, and
give h1m 2 clearer conception OF the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12

There is certainly one very nice fea-
stpre about being q potentate, and that
is the income that comes to the oceu-
pant q b lofty place. Besides having
all his wants attended TO, and a large
number Of palaces atshis disposal, the
emperor of Russia is said to receive
s25.000 a7day: the sultan of Turkey re-
.ceives SIS. 900 q day; the emperor OF
Austria rejoices IN SO. 900 a day; En1-
peror William has to get along on ss, 900
from breakfast To bedtime; Queen Vic
ftoria has ss5, 900 to spend every week,
and the president of the United States
receives q trifie under thousand dol
lars week. but great deal Of free
sSiveftising goes wtta the oaiee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12

animal relishes soothing draughA
during the hot and dusty weather. of
good share of the year, has value ;n-
caleulable. 4s9 sst
There are q half dozen and more
other little (?1 things which are not to
be omitted II a good profitable lot Of
pork is TO be marketed. Cor. Westeru
Rural Va .., .5s
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12

saAs One might Mai holto losaeven more
heavily than usual. ! was sitting in nv
hut when he and Capt. Morstan came
stumbling along on the way to their
quarters. They were bosom friends,
those two. and never far apart. The
major was raving about his losses.
It's a1leup, Morstan,,' he was saw
ng, as they passed my hut 4 shall
aave to send in my papers. / am a
ruined man.
" Nonsense, old chap!. said the
other, slapping him upon the shoulder.
I've had nasty faeer myself, but
That was all | could hear, but, 1t was
snough to set me thinking.
: a couple Of days later Maj. sholto
sas stroning on the beach; SO II took
The chance of speaking to him
!. I wish to have your advice, MAJOR
said I.
Wen, Small, what is it2' he said,
taking his eheFoot from his lipss y
6 I wanted to ask you, SIR said i.
who is the proper person to whom hid
den treasure should be handed over. I
know where half million worth lies.
and, as cannot use it myself, / thought
perhaps the best thing that j could do
would be to hand it over to the proper
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12
VOL. VI. NO. /.
SURE SIGNS

Ephrain's sprucfn' up. He's ben
widower nigh year. .s-.
1ae nam never wore no such elo'es before
Ana you might think twas kind o,dueer--s
Ills featherin' out so. Gracious mel
aou q have to be Just as blind
As q esSo-days' kitten, not to see k.--s
What Ephraim's got In mind
mes got acheckered necktie, pink
ana white; and he pastes his hair, 81
what little he's got, down over the srot
where iRsgittin' tolerfbIe bare
mere powerful strong perfumery smell
When be h,ists his han kerchS out,
tell
What Ep1aralnn's thinlin' about,
When Heprietty was iivin', he used ~
TO let things slip ana slide;
) ne was terrible slack, and close; hung back.
ana DIDN'T have no greatspride. 9 Fs
& ZIG 5 paintin' the house now, and tearin' down
me Ole wing, and spendin' free,
ana haVin bay Win6ers put in. Huh town
4s4AhoEs Whats bis: intentions bes sssszqsss
Sae S~poneht q new buggyghe didn't need s@s..v
Wsncut apyssort o. excuse ~
he GOES round with siairk. awful ofiipper and
chirk: p
He's frislSgis acolt brclse loose. N
AND we don q a1np whether it 8 Mary Chase
Er the Widow Bedell, er who
r5us Tvs Jest as plain as the nose on your face
afhaE ktphrainis 81 ROiff fff fffS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12
Milking.

htllRfng.
In reply to a query, us there any
secret about milking d COW SO as ;to ret.
a. result not wholly related to the food
and care of the cow?'' we would say
that successful milking Of a COW To
secure the greatest and best results is
sort OF 'fraternalp and commercial
treaty with her. The cow has q
maternal side to be considered Milk
is seersted first and primarily for the
calf and dairying and good milking is5
plansto get the milk, and; have that
mother office extended. TO do this
there must be a confidence awakened
and maintained, to the end that rnilk.5
ing sthis cow shall be q pleasure quite
akin u stos ppt y ing the calf and soma.
authorities claim, keep in continu-
ance the emotions that can be-
called without violence, but an 6cca-
sion sof Ito .herl actual enjoyment.
The man who pets cow, and will
feed her and does not give her pain
when he nilks, may be said to be more
than mechanical nilker, but one
who has gone further, and is--al-
though IN an artificial way--keeping
alive the cows maternal affection, and
this can but be astimulatiye influences
to induce milk secretion The reader
has Witnessed on untold occasions the
cows greatest desire TO suekle her
calf, or be millSed, and IL milk giving
and milking can be closely associated
by pleasurable contact, ssthere is at
once answer that there Is q ss..ssecret', in
milking, and il is fashioned on the
everlasting law of good care and kind
ness Practical Farmer.
One Acre In Hens.
x 1t is progressive farmer who can
succeed In making one acre support
cow, and he Is then perfectly satisfied
with q profit of $50 from her. If an
acre Of land can be made to yield any
kind Of crop that will pay a profit Of
$40, the success attending such result
will be considered worthy Of notice.
Profit means, OF course. all that portion
of the gross receipts which remains
after the full expenses are paid, ana d
profit of $50 an acre is very large. IT Is
easy to figure ION paper) the possibili-
ties OF an mere of land, but there are
facts abnn ant to demonst that $50.
is butsa small sum to derive from one
acre OF land devoted to poultry. 1t is
rare to find a ease where a large flock
of poultry has been given the space Of
one acre that the hens did not pay
well, although due credit is not always
allowed for ''home'' market. which
calls for poultry and eggs, accounts
not being kept with the family table.
Farm and F'iresi(9e. 81
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12
FARM Err AND PLANTER.
TREATMENT or STOCK.

go . = : ~ts - = '~s
H.n.s : -.----- . -
sYaan.. M N,,o na,o,.Ia ia fls4'1 4 Z {
TIE fonn91a4f,t, ~ Il, "a (,
and nrosraritu ;s 1.id ~ tha ar.sa,.. s<ss
/ and school rom, -, = y, -
IN no less degree doas tba ,raf, - No
derived f,,,r, io5 !, ~ !
upon &c.
animals while va,,,e. a =, r'1I II
these are sf,,ntaa ;s m; - y. Il,
undue exnos1IIrs ~ ins,, f{oiant a,. IA.
proper food Sss..,9 nd .f,,11
and norm, . deval :. -
Our winters are !, s, : III, 90 mid +b.
we do not rnatra 5,sa,5a,. ,,ra,,;s;ar i
food and lfl,s 5,,l, ], "A co,,.
seauenflv The cows tI,.+ t.bs
pail. ifa the sn,i,,o, arc rotsin tho e,,,,a !.
tiou necessary fe,. l,1a nj ! ,,,,,.
| ductiond,. a. 8 - & 8 8 - ~
1T is natural for ali females sbo law in
flesh and fat ,yl,ila rrar,r..,,t i Az sh,Ie -
store up supplies fertile va,,t,o II af1-
vanca Te 4lrs
as to prevent This thav ara not 5, ; ,1a to
proviee; proper n{r15,isl,menf, for, their
Young. either before -. ; fsa,. r;,.,h
''g y g.
from the milk r,rsov;i{I b4 Il mt eIss
a. :. - l'.ea ~ sne i.iosiis'r
haaltbf,1 = I, = '''' alies
felt our profits bv the nesrl eets1,f ether
IT was DISTRESSING F. read rey,a,ts dnr.
ing the winter lust nast af fhe daath
Of stonl 49, -. psslsD : s11e as'a
81 +I;s e lsio = :. E''at y
fa tba = = a17s aoe
80 ~ s,1 9 3
M e. 80 ~ 9ly Aslil,ahl-
81 80, = - :. .ss,aa ptessns Us
Tha III 49, !, ss,aa loss'
,birarr w. ..isoes : lis Z =
- = = ,s 10 ssn!. Wesil lorsae Wano van
,,of+s - nv ~ elsss -. n.inssla = 'le
fa;1is. s1. = 1s lnv = sniene oecause q
- y 9iova.,e =, piis raw illaeerlai
raj, 49, - 80, ail sp so.a - son
4bat M 49, go =. 20 . ols s.l1a ,eo, sre
NOT not nav - :. : 'se'ss1 : 0uss'isse uoes
60. - e e 8. -, s e 81 esss-s
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12
FRESH DAIRY NOTE S..


Use tin milk pals always and keen
them bright and clean.
PooR butter deteriorat tes: rapidly. II
has the elernen Is of rapid decay Id II I'd
start with.
IF the butter IS not Of good quality,
sell it as soon as made. Do not at.
tempt tospach it. s5sss
If the churning Is only done once
week good butter IS out of the ques-
ton. Churn every two days or every
three days dit most.
Fo KILL the horns on calves cut tiaa
hair from around the horn. or around
The place for the horn wet the rub
and rub on caustic potash The potash
comes in sticks and must be wrapped
lin paper on it will burn the hands. =.
Farmers Voice. a
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12

Lesson to Tss Leaiasst from Rome
4 lesson in the ssiilsass pelitioal eee,r,-
onny may pc learned BY a survey OF TIE
Roman roads. They were So pian1,a:
and constructed that even to-sla lIaI,.
remains are clog quent of Roma ii
s9f those who first trad upen 3tslena evan
slsl sllae dust has cranbled into not hiIlg
ness put the nodern sightseer must
pay tribute to the enduring st8e IF
and artistic beauty Of the Rom all rss
Ada LargSY YortIy Collier, -
buone. Ia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
ALL Sorts.

Editor Fairbanks II the Lvon
County Times WAS in town Yesterday
Dr., Hickman Of Georgetown. Cal
IS visiting George Bryson Of this
city,
Fred Hines agent tor the Pacific
Coast Hotel Register is stopping at
the Arlington.
Bandit Brady has teen held by the
M~arysviIle Grand Jury on the charge
Of m1riering Sheriff Bogard.
ATTY. Gen. Beatty has been selected
aS one OF the speakers at the BiEretal-
he Conference at San Francisco.
The Kinkead MIL and Mining Co.
are preparing to work the low grade
Ton Virginia ore now on the dunn.
The .. S. District Court has adj
Iourned until tomorrow, when it is
supposed that the Gaand jury win
be drawn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
Lose the Interest.

Moran e Co, a New York firm. re-
ce!ved a judgment Of some Reno
people and the interest on the Judge
ment at 10 per cent per annum
amounted to 0.O00, A motion 70
quash the execution on the ground
no interest was mentioned in the
judgment, was sustained by Judge
Hawley in the U. S. Court vesterdav
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
4 society for the suppression Of

4 society for the compression O
scandal has just been started at In
sterb"rg in East Prussia. Ever,
soandalous story spread In the tow
Hlll be traced. and rhe ORIGINATE,
prosecuted by the society.
Such a society would have its hand.
full in Carson.
ron begins to realize that the
summer is about gone and that the
1rosts Of Fan will soon be here. VIII
Day has looked ahead and already j.
u~nFacSing some fine Fab clothes And
underwear. They will he sold cheap
II you come in time.
Work will soon commence on ma
erection Of two hosting works on the
brunswick Lode. The plant to be nut
up VII be capable Of sinking 1900
feet This looks like business and q
mining revival on the Comstor}1 is
preji>:e}.
Jake Longebaugh he's fallen into
some luck. The Belle,nle mills have
run tailings on some patented ground
that belongs to Jake and he is now
onered a good, round sum for his
ground.
no juror was secured in the On
rant case yesterday. Judge Murphy
mas grown decidedly indignant and
Wall lnforoe strict Court rules.
The >. T. Post says that Senator
Jones Is in San Francisco to witness
the marriage of his nephew to Miss
Ho hart.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
ICE. ICb. ICE.

n only pure ice in The marker is
that sold by DR.. J. Nj. Benton. It is
cut on the Carson River-from nnra
running water and not formed ON
stagnant pools. swarming with ami.
nal life. 1t is ice from mountain
water that has its origin in the snow
capped peaks OF the SieIras and mean
health as well as GOODNESS 70 the
consumer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
HOT A. iNR. LEVY
solomon Roa;I en- Sues ;ar an &C.
Counting and q Eecejya.

1,e3,
~. 49," Z" N"fcF'as 7ul
,.m+ P'1t P'o''5hes 'he f"i
H>""'ch - St1it '"Gagr'f =
,u-.1n ,1S t!"Pej'y % ms oea'
- u" N@9 pec'fiie more con
v 'h"I IL M. levy Il
lo' AIS uI8"PPPafance- IL
n'N.s years a$s"ela'ed IL
"A~,' 1t''lI9 Ho'i5ita' AFTER
''', "''''h 'c'"Ifed ON
'-' : ""-'c @0H'h1s':at"T
r.,.- any P.|i1-'3 q
o.-,+,, "I-'. o. e' 81
! rived .r,n H,~,.a ~m. q "'-
vouric.4io, 49, "' ..-
what L.s h.a
1rtv ua
Of The es..- 49,. '-
lew +or j., sa~,...: %. =
in,.ho ;,. '''''''' uN'@'h-
row h. 30. ,u.~ @""'
c,.,r4in. - '1s' 1"' az ae-
b., tt''n' "e 6a}s
"'i'''n 'h2' ms
r.,,. A'.''o S"ale7 @f Il
was levy
fr,,a ,Ia;.., .'-1 ) 49, o"' concealed 1t
aual-aa ."'f'S'' Il II
n}o r,;f; a. 4. 'S'1'T' me
~ ha.| " "" SA.s'thvF
1.','l .' '"'T'Eel ho''1<' Il
D;,.a 'a.' 's 'De H't:l Of
Iaru OF ~2|th
i1'i' 'e'. ho7nleh also as
-. ","0 "So his a'ten
:. ,,-I - ~ testimony given
~ A'''DN' hayward npon the trial OF
,r0 '"se u foA ASa1nst the Hale &
4hiNih& Company and learn
eu- ii"h that fhat his brother was
Ioin.ly interested with Levy In the
t-0I's osI1Seo from the milling Of the
fits amounted 70 S3o Nno r7ho aor.n
states that Just before hio hr,+ha..,
there was a silver hnt. ~ ht1
that had aAan arasao. go,
by J. G. Flood He hs,iavos Yam.
could produce tina. bo-1la II oa,,aa
on to do so. He moreover doo,ora
his brother owned a near, nv
and some diamonds and o,hor
which were taken nv tho a~afonso.
who assumed the rich. - a,s.r;hm.
hem among the friends Of +he 40
He allaoes ,,or .
I~. ~""' me deceased was
haS -ar+0s'oo WIN levy IN $4,000
10000 No'cFoss sIock, and
$500 p.n"nisSoIy note for $4,000.
ue"1hu mat Levy be
~ t'oN"'e Il CONT all books
'n"' 1n"y 'hro" any light
I'@"sA'Iohs OF the
N1S "n"I d receiver be ap-
ng the determination ~ su.
--
hnah' second son OF the
"Vo "a Aish anlstan. has been for .
weeks visiting Queen Victoria I
/ EnSlaha. NO" the old lady is !
NA''"S ioI hinn 70 pack his grip and
. nome ou' he declines TO leave his
=, STAY all som~or ana v
I the exponse oF +ha rrc,;as ~ t
il +honcb+ 4ho+.ha 49, '''i'n q
is valise out of the cae.,a w;nanm 20
. don't duck his NM hn WV e
month
V
"o winchester rifles were acct p
rault let one oct awav from 10y d
red a hn,,et thru,,ch r. 80 Gnu a
ace, and HIDe the al, ro,,na | "
an at the gric,,a, uo,,ea aoa"S o
" dfscharga8 a rife oa,a;aaa c
! tbrouoh two aoors NJ
NN oAc 1uIt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14

When Baby was sack,
We gave her CastorA
Then she vas q Child.
b cried for CastoriA
when b became Mias.
6he chung 70 Eastort>
WAeA sAs Aad Children.
She CAV" then esst>saA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14

One cent on a postal card or drop"
an envelope addressed to the Stan
dard Book Co, Carson, Nevada" is
all 1t will cost any L who wishes in
formation concerning the Standard
Dictionary. Sample page will be sent
and al agent will call and show an in
terestIng PROSPECTUS i desired
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
And Still They C-1,a.

Last evening Lesli" B"ij raccjgei a
carload OF m"lans lie hQe secured r
new variety that are lot ali r;nd and
s"aater in flavor than the cornreon
run. These axe selected melons and
No viii dump them OF the market 10.
day, lA"y will ne in lis cool cellar
al night and tae:e like ice c-4sm th,s
morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
Protect thu Dolls.

Buy them parasols for their com
y exion, and TO prevent sun-stroke
mis- warm weather. Cagwin and
Noteware have just received a lot Of
Dol parasols and other new goods
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
The Weisard SaEoon.

Whitney has assumed control of the
"eiland saloon, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He viii,
dispense the best liquors and cirars
ana Tine old Government whiskev
which slides down your throat like
Oh, tickling your palate meanwhile
Call and 9 Handsome Whit" fl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
carpets and Furniture.

Do"ney is now selling all kinds of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for anytbing
in his line, carpets, furniture or bric
a brao that he can't furnish at hard
time rates. ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs "inslow's Soothing Syrup, has
been used fo7 children teethtng, II
sooths the child. softens the gpmo
alays all pain, cures wind collie. and
the best remedy .or Diarrhoea
Twenty tive cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
SIS Reward.

Lost between Lakeview and ShuItz's
slaughter house. a Colts improved
slx-shooter- The finder will receive
& re"ard Of s. 7 leaving it at this
office. >.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
10 TO |

lie to l. en- q oliver hutton is the
very latest in the way OF q lapel but.
on, JOAN q Fox has these desir-
a6Ie oliver souvenirs now on sale
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-14
OrY Washer.

Tie California Concentra.or and
Dry Washer is warranted to separate
aho shVe Inc sold from gravel and
art. Having Daeen appointed agent
ior me aooVe Co%ncentrator by Mr..
a. d. Pettegrew, I an prepared to fiji
ell orders for the same.
o, T. Schulz
Carson City Nevada.
inc following named parties are
how satisfactorily using the CoDcen.
traitor and Dry Washer:
arcner Baker, W. p. Stone, W Zirn.
fei'x q %, and many Others
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-07

'If I knew all about everybody, l
dare say my acquaintance would pe
limited"
THAT is true, Of course. But Dart
ford is on a worse footing than mos.;
There are people-in your W SET
speaking with difficulty, and Feeling
how much easier it would be 10 put
her on her guard were he not so eh-
tirely heart and soul her slave. 'wh"
have refused to receive him.
What nonsense! You are imaSlh-
ing evil against him. Why, he was
the most petted guest at the Darhis-
StaineS last autumn.
'Ah. but those girls are SO oid-ahu'
of course, he has money -.
1T doesn't seem to cover MS slhs'
with IA short little laugh
He hasn't enough for thar. IL
would take a Croesus to live down
his reputation"
He talks very kindly of you when
he talks Of you at ALL" says Nell, gen
tly.
Having delivered this singing little
compliment, she moves on more brisk
lE. and coming up with McFarlane.
diSmisses Dalrymple with a cool nod.
and carries off the old Scotchmau IN
triumph to the Rose House.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-07
HOLMES Is ON TRIAL.
vHE ALLEGED MURDERER BEFORE
THE BAR OF JUSTICE.

The Man Who Has Been Charged
with Many Murders Is Being Tried
for the Murder of Peftxei at Phtin-
driDiiia.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-07
CHAPTER VII.
4 Fresh Element

Amid the golden gifts which Heav-
Has left, like portions of its light, on
earth.
None hath such influence rs music
hath"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-07

Philadelphia, Nov. when The
privileged persons had been permitted
to enter the court room in which the
trial Of ii. ". Holmes, the confessed
COnspi>ntor and Hu"~0H nu"Io~or e
men, women and children, is proceed
Ing, there appeared to be almost as
many women as men present. Most
of them had seats in the space usually
reserved for witnesses, and a number
sat within the court clerks enclosure.
Inspector Gerry, Of the insurance
company, was recalled. Mr.. Graham
saying he proposed to prove by him
that Holmes was a much married
man and that Miss Yoke was not his
lawful wife, az he asserted, and Ia.
therefore. incompetent to testify. Mr..
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-07

Mr.
II haye|
Conl|
d
Mr.. \
My vii
fore 4
| COnd|
Fright. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-22

now independent lines. nor doc, much
ol such work seem to be contemplated.
But al over tho country, work 10 much
needed In tho way OF extensions, double
tracking md tho creation OF connecting
iinks botwcon eSiu,ing lines. II all tho
legitimate work OF this kind could DO
dono within u year II would far OK.
Good tho largest annual construction IN
our history. I, will thus DO soon that
thoro Is enough waitin, work to call
tho inll onorey Of tho nation into early
Rctivity.
London remains n steady support TO
our financial markets. England Inns 70.
Gently takon quito M important amount
Of II securities; nor has sho shown
any dispo,ilion TO ~ronlizo upon them
under tho recent advance In prices.
Under tho riso Of tho past week, Lon.
don follows our market, and shows c0n.
lidOnco In tho maintenance OF values.
Taking tho situation as n whole, | can
not but regard II rs onc warranting IN.
creased confidence and n steady pro.
gresa towards higher prices on tho
markets both for goods and invest.
monts. Henry CLEws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-22

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A moderate business was reported,
with dono,tic woods dull tor most
kinds. buyers nro waiting for tho now
clip before making any extensive puT.
chascs, AMI their. ptc,ent necessities arc
Kept within conservative limits, al.
though machinery IL generally vol
employed. Fleece woods arc moving
slow aud tho market is easier, both for
fine aud medium grades. Salcs Of NX
and above Ohio are noted a. lGic.. and
y, NN and above Ohio at lOc. About
Zoe. Ia an outside price for No. l comb.
ing. while tai unwashee combingd arc
easy Vt l6al7c., owing to competition OF
foreign woods. Territory woods aro well
reduced In stock, but choice long, wools
strong staple warp woods OF iino medium
and fino quality arc quoted on tho
secured basis OF 30aS2c., with medium
at Csc. or lots range down from those
figures. Australian woods arc firm and
arc meeting with a steady demand.
Mos. sales OF good woods at 35a40c.,
secured. Australian cross.brcods Rro
selling at 2GaSlc. scourod for and \
hoods. with .ono finer lots up to Sin36c.
Other foreign wools quiet. Carpet woods
move slow.