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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond Va, April p, 1896.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade today:
Wrappers. hogsheads; filters, II; cut
ters, .. smokers, l; leaf dark. IL; Jugs
dark q Total. "a hogsheads.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: Wrappers. IS hogs
heads: filters %: cutters. 80, smokers. /;
SCRAP (brighO. ~ leaf dark 1885, west
ern. u; Tugs dark. 80; burleys $50. To-
tai, 0lS hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to day.
Observation-Disclosures, G hossheads; dark. 2
hoesheads. nspections-Bright, 10
hogshoads.
And for the week ending to-day: In
spections-Brlght, lO2 hogsheads ard =
tierces; dark. IA hogsheads and IS
ticrces: western, hogshead. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, col hogsheads; dark. 80
hogsheads and a tierces, western,
hogshcads.
Total inspections for tho week ending
to-day. pa hogsheads and 80 tierces; re-
inspections. 233 hogsheads and tierces.
Total, 49, hogsheads and "a tierces.
Myers, Planters. Dayenports. Cren-
shaw's, Allegheny. Shockoe. Williams, ;,
Vaughan's. and old Dominion tpbacco'
wal CnDAStS ltDbAA N'-Nhs @NN'NAfN'f 49,
packages; deliveries, "a packages.
The same tobacco warehouses. with
Jones'. Shelburne's. Meals. Farmers,
star. Franklin Street Williams &c Reh'
ling's. and Eilison's added. report for the
week ending to-day: Receipts, SsI pack
ages: deliveries AIS packages
Excess OF deliveries over receipts for
the week ending to-day. Al packages.
United States internal revenue coliec-
tions for the city OF Richmond. Va. to-
day on tobaccos: Cigars and cigarettes,
81. l9G. 40; plug tobaccos. si.i63.s2 Total.
S3,6Go22
United States internal revenue coilee-
lions ON tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va, for the week ending to-day;
Cigars and cigarettes. SiT.y20.T2: plug to-
baccos. $40. s23.97. Total. $2s,74I.Go.
Sales of dark loose tobaccos on the
Richmond Va.) breaks for the week end
ing to-day: Shockoe warehouse sold 4io
mounds. highest price, 1925. Crenshaw's
warehouse sold 800 pounds. Total.
@ 2o5 pounds: highest price. sT.25.
our Colonel u. Y. Cooper. of Hender-
son. n. c.. IS on the Richmond Tobacco
Market to-day Speaking OF his tobacco
markAt. he saidi Stocks Of tobsccas "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

NEW YORK. April 25.-The weekly
statement Of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes:
Reserve. increase ,....-.---.... -, oos' 80
Loans, increase .....-.--........ IuoZ,'VO
Specie increase .........--.-... @'3.2OO
Legal tenders. increase ......... 2.9S0VOO
Deposits. Increase .............. d,-J''JO
Circulation. decrease ........... $500
The banks now hold S20G7s.G go in ex-
cess of legal requirements.
NEW YORK. April 2J.-The Finsnc'er
says this week
The statement OF the Associated Banks
Of New York for the week ending April
25th shows an increase Of $2.j5J,@-l IN
the reserve. making the amount OF cash
in banks in excess of legal requirements
s2OG7SC75. The interior movement OF
funds during the week was heavy and
Tie banks gained several millions from
This source alone. There was also 4
SLIGHT gain through subTeasury ore
ratlons. New York exchange commands
"a stiff premium ia large western and'
southern cities, ana nothing has appeared
vet 10 indicate stOppage OF the HOW
~ funds 70 this centre. New England
hanks. Il may be noted. have been small
err borrowers in this market than iOr
some time past
indication. and follows the reduction IN
,rs9c rates in a logical manner The de-
mand Tor commercial paper has beon
much more active and the dealings Ia
rates noted In this paper last week con-
tinues. The demand, in fact, has OK,
ceeded the supply, and names which
during tho stringency In the market Were
not rated nrst-class. although periecuy
good. have been taken freely OF late.
A continuance OF this expressed conn.
donce in the future Will have the eject
4 largely swelling the total during the
next month, and IL Is one OF the most
favorable features OF the situation.
Tho indications do not point to higher
money rates. in fact. the opposition IS
10 DO expected. az foreign loans In This
market are being freely made. il should
Dc remembered also. that the postpone
Inent OF gold exports. IN the face OF Euro
peaen buying. means smaller ultimate
shipments. Every force at work. there
fore, 70 in the direction OF continued
easy money market, but II can be sus-
tainod at almost hxed price by the
manipulated OF the treasury deposits
now in tho depository banks. The feel
Ing Is certainly one OF greater conf
dcnce.
Tho forces at work are showing them
selves in many directions. notably In the
South whore the Industrial boom IS
rapidly advancing securities. The Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company, for ex-
ample, has never been doing a better
business, and the bonds OF several south
ern corporations have been advancing
rapidly, those OF the Elyton Company
in particular having made q gain OF ID
points In q Few weeks. sosqlu "a aceouGt
pf fmpFosAA nroApeots- -/sN ~ 49,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Flour dull,
steady and unchanged. Southern flour
quiet and steady
Whoat-Spot market dun and lower,
with options. closing steady; No. . red,
store and elevator. nominal; ahoat nomi-
mai. Options opened firm and unchanged.
fen ilG5sc., rallied &c, and closed firm
al nTssc. below yesterday. with a SLOW
trade; No. red, April. 73Iec.; May. Tic;
July. 7Fsc.; September, 7OAc.; Deoem-
Der. 72lAc.
Corn-Spot dull and firm; No. ?. Soc.,
elevator. 4Oc ahoat. Options were duh
and steady at kG%c. decline, with only
a local trade: April. 355sc.; May. 35&c.;
Julv. 3Gikc.; September, 3'%c.
oets-Spot dull and steady. Options
All and nominally unchanged. May.
2AXc.: July. 245sc. Spot prices; No. ?,
osilc. No. 2 white. 26g3c.; mixed western,
2si.Q2Gizc ,
nav steady and unchanged
Hons and wool quiet ana unchanged.
RET slow easy, and unchanged; beef
hams auu ana unchanged; uerced beef
ouiet and unchanged; cut meats inanuVe
and unchanged. .,,o,>. ia.
Land quiet; steam leaf. so.l2la; city
S465, May, S5.l2.
pork oulet and unchanged.
Butter--Fancy firmer; state dairy, sg
Axe: do. creamery. 1Ouloc'; western
dairy. old, 1890; Elgips. loc'
Egga-Eapoy hgml State ana Eenasxs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
PORT OF RICHMOND, April 25.
Eldnaupcd lis Prisoner.

LEXINGTON. KY. April 3.-Detective
80 Drake came here from Frankfort
this afternoon and took John NJ Seo"s !.
tan. the Magofiin county man VINO IS
wanted in Waco. Texas. FOR numbering
Francis Stripping two years ago re
la 1S,rnkav Gilmore that he was going
=, take sebast iant TO Frankfort, where
they would meet Sheriff Baker. OF Mcien-
non county, Tex. TO morrow morning
who would come with new requisition
papers and properly authorized to take
Sebastian back.
A. telegram from Frankfort. received at
s o'clock tonight. In answer to an In
quiry. says that Drake and Sebastian I'D
not get of at Frankfort. II Is therefore
believed that Drake has Kidnapped Sc
bastian. and is on his way TO Texas with
him, fearing that Governor Bradley would
again refuse to grant the re2uis.voR.
New York Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
DEATHS.

CALFEE.-Died. IN Wytheville. Va. April
18th. OF consumption. Miss EMMA II.
CALFEE.
BARB.-Died. near Jerome. Va, April
9th, Mrs. LIZZIE BARB; aged nineteen
years.
BROWN.-Dled. at Browns Depot, Va.
April Goth. JAMES ANDREW BROWN.
aged sixty years.
CASON.-Dled, in Cape Charles. April
10Th. Of heart failure. Mrs. BETTE
CAsON: aged thirty-four years.
CLARK. Died. near Wytheyille. Va.
April 18th, Miss SUSIE CLARK; aged
thirteen years.
CLEMENTS.-Di near Scottsville. Va.
April 18th, Mr. JAMES CLEMENTS;
aged ninety years.
DIXON.-Died, al his residence No. 1917
north Twenty-seventh street, Saturday
morning at $1,000 JAMES NJ
DIXON; aged forty-three years.
The funeral viii take place from
venable-Street Baptist church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 5:3O o'clock.
Friends and acqulintances are invited
TO attend.
ELLIOTT Died. near Cape Charles City,
April 18th, J. w. ELLIOTT.
EvY.-Died, near Cabin Hin. Shenandoah
county, April 10th. JOHN EYY; aged
sixty-lye years.
GRAHAM Died, near wytheville, Va,
April 18th. Mrs. WILLIAM w. GliA-
HAM; aged forty years.
GRAYBu.L.-Died, near Rinkerton, Va.
April Goth, Mrs. MARY GRAYBILL.
K0ON.-Died, at Falls Church. Va.
March sth, Mrs. ELEANOR LANSING
KOON; aged sixty-nine years.
MAIDEN-Died. In Washington county,
April 18th, SAMUEL MAIDEN; aged
seventy-one years.
MAY-Died, at Tazeweli. Va, Mrs. s. d.
MAY.
MOUNTCASTLE.-Died, at e07 p. n.
April 20, 1896, Mrs. EMMA A. MOUNT
CASTLE. in her forty-seyenth year.
Funeral from il0i north Sixth street
TO-DAY at 4:30 Il. NJ. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
MYERS.-DIed. at his residence. No OFT
east Leigh street. at as o'clock, on
Saturday evening. April 25th. WILLIAM
w. MYERS. In the sixty-nrst year OF
his age.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence on MONDAY At I o'clock
p NJ The friends OF Tho family are
respectfully invited to attend
MYERS. Died. at OLD Farmvilie Va.
April 18th. Mrs. MARGARET MYERS:
aged seyenty-two years.
RYMAN.-Died. near Getz. Va. April
18th. Mrs. HANNAH RYMAN; aged
sixty-eight years.
SAVERS az Salem. Va. April
18th, Captain JOHN T. SAVERS
SMITH. Died, at Chilhowie. Va, April
nth. Mrs. JOHN b. SMITH
THURBBR.--Dled, In Brookville. N. r..
April 9th, HERMAN ID. THURBER.
formerly OF Chase City. Va
sUTPHIN. Oiled. near Flint HIN. Rappar
hammock county. April 10th. Mrs. }. R.
SUTPHIN.
TVISDELL.-Died, at Flint Hi. Kappa
hammock county. April 10Th. Mise LUCY
TWIsDE1L.: aged oAghty-thres yeArA
wATrs.-Disd. In Buchanan. Va. April
20, lsoa. Mrs. LEMfRA WATTS.
wIrTIG. Died, at Dovesville. Va. Ayru
tAth. Mra CATHARINE WITV1ok
aged eighty EIGHT ysarA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

vania 11al2c.; southern. 9QlOc.; west
ern fresh. 1OQlOI4c, duck, iOg ioc.' goose
1JM2Oc. ..,,.banged
petroleum quiet and unchanged. ,
Posin 6rm: strained, common to good
s202h oo,zoo,t,
Rice I'm moderate demand, hrm' ana uh-
changed. -,...1
Cofree quiet at points up to points
down. April. 1920; May. A2,soi June
40 60. september. Slll5; DeceihpeL'
sto95 SHOT Rio duh and steady; NO. -
'- Sugar-Raw very firm; o6-test eentri,
fncaI a 5-1Gc. Refined quiet hfm' anu
unchanged. III. and IN.
Treiehts to Liverpool quiet ana I'M
Fruits and Vegetables-BuyerS are
,rettv well supplied and trading Is HsH'
to-dav. prices without material chanso'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Tho averages show the following COM
pared with the Iast two years:
Apl. 25. 30. Apl "a. 90. Apl %. "a.
Loans
s4G7. 2Se. 700 $3.50. $4,000 sieo, $50
Specie
5000. coo 0S.2039Oo 99,4GT3OO
Legal tenders
Ss.5Oi.aO0 sG.2i69O0 1eI.ib.lo
Net deposits
4S7.si2.J0O 5lG,Gcoj00 313,s33.Ho
Circulation
14.3iT.i00 1892 500 1O,ijn,SO
Total reserve .
1l2.50G.s0o 15aaoo.soo .2fSSl.foo
Reserve required
12i.2si .275 179.170,l25 1iS, iG3, 40
Excess OF reserve
2OG13.I1J 2527Q.GT5 s3,4lIVO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
cr11rAGn -A1ARKET.

crucAco Ill. April 2j-The wheat
,,orl,ot mad its season of strength as wen
&c weakness to-day. The latter was III
evidence from tho opening until within
balf an hour Of the close Whch' on Na'-
ous Meas the feeling assumed SUNS
character and prices rallied but lulleu
40 maintain the full strength OF the pos
lion attained. The chinch-pus s'ois
when the market opened TINS hoI'''Ns'
exploded yesterday had lost us 'eit
II was stated in excavation OF the no'-
ter tone late in the session unat s"'p
"a we're seeking vessels 10 load out
80 bnt agents claimed that they
noted no urgent demand Tor ROOM .o
,,-eotber Bureau predicted showers III the
Nsortbwcst. and that was, more hkeiy,
~ incentive for buying. July "h.al
onerod from Gaze TO Gisac., soid between '.e.l
eia1d64ikc and G59sc., closing AT otAg
Gir7c IQaac. under yesterday Nas"
wheat was steady. .,,..,
Com was merely an adjunct OF wheat
..e1t,,c, hearing no marks Of significance
ana nrices moving IN the ulreclioh Vi
,boeo Of the leading grain. No evidence
- trdependence Of action was apparent
ood the session was OF the usual hohoay
sort sneculation was liie.less through
ont. July corn opened at SVT.c., so..
between 3O%c. and 509sg5Vf4c', ci0S'',s
he inside 10. under yesterday. Cash
corn was STEADY ,... t,...os,
oats were inactive and without interest
90 anv kind. The tone and feeling was
S,oyerned by that OF wheat July oats
Closed rldiec. under yesterday. cash oats
we're easy and &c. lower.
provisions went the way OF grain carry
,,it neglected TO retrieve the loss later
The hog market which was again over
ennnlied. was mainly responsible for the
aggression in product, but spectators
we're I'm anything but a confident ihooI
on general principles. July pork eloseu
17ikG2Oc. lower, July lard ihc' lower
and July ribs 7lAnl0c. lower.
anu ~, LIN, futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

BALTIMORE, MD, April @o.-Flour
dull.
Wheat duh: No. red spot zoe; May,
CgE GCg7Lc.: southern. BY sample, .49
zoe: do. on grade. 70d!3c.
Corn steady; mixed spot ond April
g5ita35a,c.: May. 5jNc: steamer mixed,
8lE q34sSc.; southern white, 3jAc.; do.
yellow, 3Tllc. bid.
oats firm: No. . white, western, .Cd
2Glhc.. No. . mixed. western. .4ia125c.
RYE steady; No. 2, near By 4e84ic.;
western. 434i3hc.
lay strong.
Grain freights quiet; steamer 70 Liver
pool 2024d., June: CORK Tor orders
IS. Cd as I'D, May.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 2J-There has been
about The usual Saturdays attendance
of buyers in the dry goods market to-
day. and spot business has presented no
new features. The demand coming 10
hand throu IN the mails has shown
fairly well sustained request for wash
fabrics. in printed cotton goods, and for
staples In brown varieties, with bleached
and coiored cottons separate. There has
been a fair business booked in woollen
and worsted dress goods for fall at gen.
orally steady prices, but the mems wear
fabrics have again been sluggish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. April 25.-Rosln
steady; strained sL45; good strained.
{lJO
Spirits Of turpcntlne steady; machine,
2Jiac.; Irregular, sc.
Tar steady at 9lc.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard $50;
soft, $40; virgin $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Judge James C. Lamb. the president
OF the Richmond chapter of the Alumni
OF the University OF Virginia. has re-
celved from the chairman Of the faculty
~ IN. University the architects draw
,rv Tor the new buildings az The UnivAr-
atty ana they are Oh exhibition In the
uinS,ow OF Mr.. George II. West. No. sH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

east Main street. whore they attract "A
great deal OF attention. These drawings
were ordered to Richmond by Professor
Thornton with the hope that they would
arrive in time to be used in connection
with the recent banquet OF the alumni.
which they failed TO do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va. April %. 1896.

Quotations. Wheat-Longberry, a TO
soc; mixed 20 TO SOC; shortberry, 40 to
Soc: No. . red 20 to soc.
Corn-White. Virginia, $50. No. ? whte'
37i5 to CSC. No. mixed. 3Gi3 to SIC.
Oats-No. mixed, 2512c.; No. 3 mixed,
2lsic.
Rye-i3 to Acc. tt,-E.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. April 25.-Bar silver, BID:
Consols. III 1l-l6 for both money and
the account.
5P. M.-Parls advices quote 3 per cent.
rentos at 1O2 francs and 10 confines
for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

the farmers hands are very much re-
duced The crop has been sold down
closer throughout our section than !
ever knew il TO be at this season OF the
year.
Messrs. John f. Jacob & Co. (succcs-
sors 10 sublett & Cary. tobacco com
mission merchants, No. 1l3 south Twelith
street. Richmond. Va, make the follow
ing comments for the week on tobacco.
New Dark-There is no special Grange
TO note since last issue; receipts ana
offerings continue light with active he
mand for all good to fine stemming ana
brown leaf; low grade leaf and Jugs cen
tinue quiet and dun.
Old Dark-Quiet and unchanged.
Brlghts-Very quiet. no change IN mar
kct since last issue.
Sun.Cured-No special change 10 rote
since last week; receipts continue very
light and all good to prime grades ac-
five at quotations; inferior grades con
tnue duh at low figures.
And quote prices current as follows:
Sun-Cured Tobacco-Lugs. $3.50 10 ~ 81;
short leaf, s. TO s.: long leaf. s. 10 Sll;
wrappers, sl2 TO SIS.
Fright Tobaccos: Smokers-Common. 50
TO So: medium. IS TO $40: fine, sll TO
SO 10 Cutters-CommOu. Sil 70 Sl3 me-
dunn. SIC to SIS; fire, $22.50 TO s25. fancy,
$3.50 TO SO. Fillers-Connon. $3.50 to
81: medium, $3.50 to 50 80. good, So TO
s. hne. $50 to sl2 rappers-Common,
SO 10 SIS: medium. Sl5 70 S2n; good. .25
TO $50: hne. $50 to $40; fancy, S43 20 $50.
Dark Tobaccos, Old-Lugs. 3 to 81;
short leaf. 81 to So; long leaf. 50 to s.;
selections, Sl2 TO slj.
New Tobacco-Lugs, $3.50 to $50. short
leaf. So to 81; medium leaf, $3.50 20 50;
long leaf. So TO s.; selections, 50 to w;
fine black or brown wrappers, w 10 'i4.
At least three fourths Of The hurley To-
baccos reported this week was sold by
western samplers. the balance OF the TO-
baccos was stored in Richmond tNa)
warehouses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. April
25-Recelpts in all classes very light
market steady. and prices about at yes
terday's closing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
MARKET

dry sailed shoulders. $f5O0fG2' short
clear sides, A5OQ4G2H whisky, SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

BALTIMORE STOCK MAEHbT.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 25.-Virginia
as. new. 724Q72ia. do. Century. CIV bidi
Consolidated Gas stock. 6i'sWJ5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
BONDS

Alabama Glass A.................. 1904
,Iebaroa 1CIaes El.................. 1O6
Afoh,r,o GLASS Cl............--,.. 1Ol
Louisiana Stamped 4s..-...-...s--- 9sa
North Carolina 4s.....-.s,---....-ss lu5
North Carolina G's...............f.. l&2l2
Tennessee New Settlement 3's....-- SGl2
Virginia Gs. preferred. ..............
Virginia Trust Receipts Stamped. 5A
Virginia 28. 1901. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GA
Tnitod States as registered. ...-.- 1914
Irnited states as. coupon. ......-. 109ia
United States Us. cOupon. ........... 20
limited States new AS. registered. 1l7}l
United states new as. coupon...... 1854
Southern Railway 5s..........-.-.. Dis
Southern Railway common. 9i9
Southern Railway preferred. 3lia
Scuu Carolina. 4i.'s................. JOG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

'Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, April %. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

CALFEE.-Died. IN Wytheville. Va. April
18th. of consumption. Miss EMMA II.
4. l.,
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STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April 70. 1890.
Government Securities. BID. Asked.
L. $. As. +. and c., 1907. 100
cfafo Securities.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-18
IRON AND STEEL DEVELOPMENTS
Carnegie Company Leases the Mesabs
Range of the RockefellersL

Cleveland, o., Dec. 1.-THE Oliver Mn
ing company, of which the Carnegie
Steel company are the principal stock
holders, has secured a fifty-year lease on
the Mountain Iron mine, on the Mesaba
range, which practically means that the
Pittsburg firm has bought the property.
The mountain Iron was a Rockefeller
mine and has been operated by the Lake
Superior Consolidated Iron mines The
capacity OF the mine is said to be abou.
100000 tons annually. The terms OF the
deal are not made public. The Oliver
Mining company. which purchased the
Mountain Iron mine, also operates the
Big Oliver mine on the Mesaba range
which, during the season Just closed. ship
ped about soo,Go tons OF ore and the
Carnegie Steel company's interes; in tina.
mine insures an output of close 20 1.000,-
600 tons OF that ore next year.
New oYrk. Dec. I7.-The representa-
tiyes Of the leading steel rail Inanufac-
turers Of the country continued today
the discussion OF matters in connection
with the steel rail poo. While the main
points have been agreed upon for the
regulation OF the steel rail output the
details remain 10 be worked out Prices.
II IS said. Will be but little changed. The
difficulty Is TO make such a division OF
the allotment as Will satisfy all. but i. is
generally ps.ieved that the outcome viii
be thorough understanding.
II is announced today that the beam
manufacturers have come together and
settled their allotment The trade IN pig
iron has been Gule: IN all centerS IN view
% TIE uncertainty OF the steel billet pool
and its failure From an outside source
/: was learned today that although moe.
OF the manufacturers represented at the
conference are connected with the billet
pool, nothing concerning the latter IN
fe-sst has been discussed Il vas stated
that by the deal just completed and az
nouhced the Carnegie company win be in
a position 10 control over % per cent OF
tse annual output az pig iron and tina.
the completion OF this deal viii menace
the stsel rail pool. The deal referred 20
Is the Carnegie conpany's lease on the
Messba range mines owned by the Rccke
feliers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-18
THERE is SCIENCE IN NEATNESS.r
BE WISE AND USE
SAPOLI 10

rlcnth e start OF. ~ perform IRE role Gs
a real blood and thunder artist. bat he
simply stated that more boys we're ruin
a BY tast class Of thing than he carei
% answer Tor. His stories are filed with
the pfe5ominent essence or truth 5iih-
oct the garnis5iBg of the ad1lii0a sub
traction snd multiplication walch char
actcrizea aiu1ogt al narratives.
William MstheEnon Of Ls.s city has
known him for long .lms. anG they
we're together al The tlsne which cag,a
possibly be spared while he vas in TIE
city. Captain Jack keeps ~ corfirusi
stream % wit and hsrlor. lie i9ld =
hundT0ss story Of a trip ho took with
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