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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-14

saloon during the night. a,perfeet frenzy
OF drink aud cnroiisal, which Listed
far Into the morning. and now the ruf.
fans werc sleeping of the effects OF II.
Presently wcHnw the murderer como out,
bnrehcaded, bnrcfootpu ana stripped TO
tho waist He glanced lmpudentiy at
Us. and. going ON to tho river not ,,inny
yards away, stopped down and began to
battle HIS head, As ] wat led hlni, tho
father suddenly pressed my arm. and
looking up, ! saw Pal.o.tah, rifle In
hand, slipping up townrd tho bathor.
1T must not be, murlnured the faith.
or, Vengeance II mine saith tho
Lord. 4 win repay " and he started
to rise.
! graspcd his arm and forced him back
Into his chair,
You shall not interfere, father" I
said, In low voice, There Is something
In the same book about an eye for Iui
eye, tooth FOR TOOTH and l. held
him with firm grip.
Don't cry out. continued. "for thu
fellow has n pistol IN his bolt and
might kill tho woman"
And now Pnl-o-tah wnS but few
yards from the sloping bank OF the riv-
er. Raising the gun TO her shoulder,
wc heard her call out IN loud, clear
dice: "Nnp.I.kwan" white mani. AS tho
man kept on bathing. she said. nguin,
much more, loudly; "Nap-l-kwan!" Tals
limo he heard. and. looking Ger his
shoulder, saw her standing there With
the rifle pointed at him. Quick M II
flash, he sprang to HIS feet. whirlcu
around and pulled his revolver; but,
quicker stu. Pal.o-tah pulled the trigger
and Mt the report the desperate threw
up his arms. rcelsd and fell backward
Into the river. There wna n heavy
splash, and then the deep and trcacher-
ous current claimed its own Once,
twice, We saw Il hand raised above tho
surface or the water and then slowly
disappear and pass out OF sight forever.
Poor Culver was avcnged.-Ncw York
Sun.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sort, OF Local News and Gossip About
IN. Glass City.

The trial of Clyde Hawlcy and John
L1vlIlc, charged with highway rob-
berry, was not concluded yesterday
evening, the attorneys for the defend
ants making stiff fight against the
prosecutor and this prolonSing the
trial, In the case against Manley,
Brldgeman s. Hyett sentence Will not
be pronounced until the court has pass
ed upon the motion for q new trial.
James Neitgelt. OF Glencoe. Just west
OF this city. who Is employed as section
hand on the Baltimore Ohio, sustain
ed serious injuries on wednesday.
While pumping hand car near the
Glen coal works the lever broke, throw
Ing him on in front OF the car, which
passed over him. il Is thought his in
jurles may prove fatal.
The forces at the manufactures here
are being gradually Increased where
they are in operation, but few thought
full persons anticipate q prolonged
brisk period 50 near the close OF the
year. Things are so much better now
than for some months past, however,
that It Is appreciated.
The present term OF court will prob
ably last until the early part OF De-
cember ard there will be no more
terms until after Judge briggs takes
OF th. judicial emine and Judge ]. W.
IzOllInEswoith dons II. He Will begin
his term OF office with 4 term OF court.
John ]. Lentz. who Won the seat IN
Congress from Hon. D. X. Watson In
the Columbus district by the narrow
margin OF forty-nlne Is an old Belmont
county boy. y sister of the new con-
gresham Is O teacher In the public
schools here.
Union Thanksgiving services are to
be held In the u. P. church here. Rev.
John r Foster, OF the Episcopal
church, will preach the sermon anu all
of the other Protestant ministers Will
asst in the service.
George Fl. Mustcnd. n Democrat who
was sheriff Of this county many years
ago, was elected to the legislature from
New Martlnsville on the 3rdt and his
friends In this county arc glad TO hear
OF his success
s. p. Wolcott, nm attorney OF Kent,
and one OF the trustees OF the Mans
field RefOrnl1toSy. was In the city,
Thursday night. 1t IS altogether likely
BellaEc win secure guard at that In
stilut!On.
Rev. II. s. Boyd lectured in the Uni
ted Presbyterian church Thursday
night on THE Things We Forget"
They are many
]. II. Mcdonald and wife returned
home yesterday afternoon from n pleas
ant visit with relatives In loungs-
town.
Mrs. J. u. Gibson returned home yes
tcrday morning from visit with
friends md relatives In Bnfncsvllle.
Samuel Mccain returned yesterday
to his home in Columbus, after spend
Ing few days In this city.
The ChautnuQun Circle held n very
interesting and enjoyable meeting at
the home of d. W. Cooper.
Mrs. James st. Clair left yesterday
morning for Woodsileld, to visit friends
and relatives.
William Schrnmm has returned home
from Wcllsville, where he was on busi-'
ness.
Mrs, w. n, Darby, 81 ST. ClaIrsvlIle.
is the guest of friends and relatives
here.
Edward Brady has gone TO Savan-
nah. Ga, where he will work.
Mrs. Darby O'ToOle has gone to Wells
Vile to visit friends.
Miss Ida Simmons 10 confined 10 her
home with sickness.
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HOBBS
MISSION IN WHEELING Full.
FILLED.
Thoro Is no Longer Any Roa-
son Why Peoplo Should
Suffor with Kidney
Disease.
THERE Is A REMEDY
IN YOUR MIDST
THAT WILL
CURE YOU.
And That Remedy Is Dr., Hobbs
SparaSus Kidney Pills.

The prediction made by Dr.. Hobbs in
the papers OF this city some three
weeks ngo,that by tho use OF Dr. Hobbs
sparagus Kidney Pills the total NUM-
Der OF those suffering from Kidney trou-
bles in Wheeling would be reduced at
least twenty-five per cent, during that
time, has been fully verified.
Could the public but read all OF the
tender and grateful letters which arc
daily received by the owners OF this
grand remedy from cured patients, let
tcrs full to Overlooking from joyful
hearts once more restored to health af-
ter years OF suffering and miscry-the
good this grand medicine has accom-
plIshed, AMI Is accomplishing to-day,
would be more than ever realized by
the public.
There Is nothing that can cause any
honest physician greater satisfaction
and pleasure than to feel that he has
been the means OF restoring lost health
to some fellow creature.
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MANNED MOTOR MAN.
Drawn Out OF Shape by n Peculiar Dis
ense-I1c Is Made Whole.


From the Crisis. East Liverpool, O.:
II is hardly necessary to Introduce Mr.,
Robert CoilInEwood 10 the people Of
East Liverpool, Ohio. as everybody In
that section OF the country knows him,
but to those who have not tn, pleasure
OF his acquaintance. let It be stated
that he IL !nOtormau on the East
Liverpool and Wellsville Electric street
railway. and he has the esteem and
has had tfs. sympathy OF the Commu-
nifty in which he resides, on account OF
n bone-rackIRg disease, which battled
the skill OF physicians. In fact. for
months he was thought TO be the most
unfortunate OF men, Us lie lay upon his
bed enduring excruc!atins agonles. HIS
limbs were drawn out OF shape. and he
was looked upon as a hopeless cripple
by his fellows, and as FOR his ever being
able 10 put his hand 10 4 lever again,
suclssa thing was never expected.
While the union was doing all In ITS
power financially and otherwise for his
benefit, to the establishment OF his
friends. and especially OF physicians.
Mr. ColliRgwood began to mend and
soon was able to report for duty at the
power house OF the company.
When asked to what he attributed his
recovery, he SAID: ITO DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. 1 had really given up all
hope OF recovery, and had lost all faith
In doctors and medicine. when ] was
induced to try Pink Pills, so procuring
n box from our East End druggist, l
began using them in half-hearted
manner. but In q very short time l be-
gan TO notice an improvement In my
condition. My pains became less fire.
quent and severe, my appetite was bet
ter and wish to live supeTvened
and ambition renppearcd. taking tia
place OF the chronic exhaustion, and
resignation OF despair which had hlth
crto marked my condition. l wanted to
move about iE the open air, and found
to my delight thatI was able 70 do so.
My kidneys. which had been sluggish
even In normal health, acted regularly.
Ny digestion improved and my blood
circulated as It had not done for years.
l was soon able to walk TO the drug
store and By my own medicine, which
1t Is needless 10 say was DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. can now do my work and
am getting stronger every day"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills fnr Pale Peo-
pie are not a paientmcdlcinc In the sense
that name implies. They were first
compounded rs a prescription and used
az such In general practice by
an eminent physician. So great
was their efficacy Tint It was
deemed wise to place them with
In the reach OF all. They are now MAN.
ufactured by the Dr. Williams Medicine
Company. Schenectady, y. Y, and are
sold IN boxes (neYer in loose form by
the uozen or hundred, and the pubilo
nre cautioned against numerous lmItn-
lions sold In this Shape). ut 50 cents Il
box. or six boxes for So 90. and may be
had OF all druggists or direct by mall
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company.
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ELEVEN YEARS OF PAIN,
0fllCer banks and His Kidney
Notwithstanding Gave Any
Relief for YearS-A Physician
Finally Recommended Dr..
Hobbs SpardglS Kidney Pills,
Which Cured Him.
rIrrarn Cav. ~ Ica,
CHICAGO, Sept. Is. 1895.
Hobbs Remedy Co:

Gentlemen:-Fory years have been
suffering from weak back and severe
pains in the region OF my kidneys; my
first serious troubles being at the age
OF twenty-four years. AT that time the
muscles of my back near my kidneys
seemed TO become paralyzed. l was
carried 10 my home in terrible agony,
and for days had TO be turned in my
bed. having lost all use OF the muscles
OF my back.
Since that time have been con-
slant sufferer from kidney trouble. At
the age OF twenty-seven, became =
patrolman in the police department OF
Chicago, and have since that time,ser
cd as 4 crossing officer In the busiest
district, being constantly on my feet
for nine hours per day in all wcatherS
| had been a constant sufferer from
pains In my back and sides, shortnesS
OF wind. swelling In my feet and an
klcs, and feared had Brlght's dis
ease OF the kidneys. had tried great
many so-callcd remedies, including
IIasters. electrical appliances. etc.,and
took medicine enough to disorder my
stomach, but found no permanent re-
lev. was finally advised by friend
& physician. to try DR.. Hobbs SparaSus
Kidney pills, and did. but hadn't
much faith In them, because l had
tried 90 many medicines, without get
ting relief. had lost faith. After few
doses, however ! thought I noticed
change for the better so continued TIL
I had taken four boxes. I was cured.
Four boxes OF DR.. Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pllsl had done for me what $40
worth OF drugs had been unable 10 do.
] am now In perfect health. am thir-
ty-ilve years OF age, measure six feet
two, and weight go pounds. u have 4
good appetite, my back seems quite
well and stronger than ever before, and
although l am still standing on the
paving stones FOR nine hours each day,
l feel no fntigue in my back
Or, Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
have been TO me Il friend indeed, and |
still take them at interval as prcven-
tive, and 10 strengthen my back and
muscles. Yours respectfully.
OFFICER c. Z. DANKS,
First Precinct Police.
DR.. Hobbs SpnrnGus Kidney Pills, so
cents u box. Six for Sc 90,
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On receipt Of ten cents, cash or stamps,
n generous sample will be mailed of,the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever
Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to
demonstrate Its great merit Fnll size
L0c. ELY BROTHERS,
sc Warren Street, New York City.
l have suffered from Cntarrh three
years: IL got SO bad ! could not work:
j used two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm
and am entirely well: would not be
without it:-A. C. Clarke, 81 Shawmut
Ave. boston.
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FOR SALE BY
CHAs. R. GOETHE, Druggist.
Market and Twelfth Streets.

81 was completely covered, with sores.
Every limb in my body nchcd. Had
been sick for five years. Doctors could
do me no good. Most OF my time wns
spent In bed: wns n complete wreck
Burdocls Blood Blttcrs have completely
cured me in three months" Mrs. Annie
Zoepen. Crookstown, MINI. %
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ABSOLUTELY pure, perfectly hnrm.
less, and Invariably reliable are the
qualities OF One Minute Cough CuIr. 1t
never fails In colds. Group and lung
troubles: Children ike 1t because II -is
pleasant to take and II helps them,
Charles r. GoctEc. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co, Bridge
port; Peabody & Son, Bcnwood. I
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We, the undersigned, hnve known T..
J. Cheney cOr the last Ii years, and be.
lIevc him perfectly honorable In all bus.
mess transactions and financially able
10 carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
West Il TrunX Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. O., WnldIng. KInnan & Mar
vim. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O,
Halls Catnrrh Cure IL taken lntpr-
nully, acting directly upon the blood
md muCus surfaced OF the system,
Price, iGc per bottle. Sold by all drug
g!gts. Testimonials free
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SCALy eruptlOns on the head, chan
ped hands ana lips, cuts, bruises, scnlje
burns are quickly cured by DoWltts
Witch Hazel SnlvC. II is at present the
article most used FOR piles, and il al
ways cures them. Charles Il. Goetyo
corner Twelfth nnd Market streets:
Bowie & Coz Bridgeport; Peabody &
Son, BenwoOd.
Y. Headache cured IN 20 minutes BY Dr..
Miles Pain Pills, "one cent u dose" Al
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THE King OF Pills Is Beccham's-
BEECHAAi'S. -
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We offer One Hundred Dollnru Re-
ward for my case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 6: CO., Props.
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use DR.. Miles Nerve Pastors for Spinal
Weakness. an druggists sell 'cn for pic
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n N. 4 N 4 38
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-14
BIG SLUMP IN WHEAT
Leading Cereal Touched 81 1-2c and
Provisions Left on Lower.

CHICAGO. March 13. An unexpected
stump in the late LIVERPOOL quotations to-
day created a wild scramble to cover, and
May wheat closed at a loss Of 1850 from
yesterday. Corn and oats ruled weak and
closed sale lower, respectively. Provis-
ions also show slight recessions.
Wheat ruled dull, depressed and over,
and sold at one time fully &c below the close
Of yesterday. There was a sharp break
on the curb yesterday on the general Iiqui-
datioh. which continued after the adjourn
ment of the regular board, and the opening
was at nearly &c below the close of yes
terday. But a private Liverpool cable said
that the market there was doing much
better on advices that offerings of Argen-
tine wheat were decreasing, and good buy
ing sprang up, which soon caused a rally
Of sc from the low point. Some of the
shorts covered. and there was some invest
ment demand, with offerings moderate. as
the liquidation had evidently been very
thorough. But the public cables were not
satisfactory to the bulls, as the private one
mentioned above had led them to expect,
and as outside markets were generally
heavy, trade light and narrow and the flour
market reported In a state of demoraliza-
ton. there was a resumption of selling,
followed by a.decline of nearly sc. May
opened at 63SsG6312c, sold up steadily to
64d6411sc. and then declined gradually to
631sc. The market held at about this price
till noon, trading being rather dull. but
about II o'clock, on the receipt of closing
Liverpool cables showing a drop of 11zd,
there ensued a rather sensational break,
May dropping with much excitement and
heavy Offering from 631zc to 621kc, the low
est point for two months. The crash came
like lightning from a clear sky. All at once
the market seemed to be inundated with
offerings. and there was a struggle to get
rid of holdings On the break. Stop loss
orders were reached, and there was selling
on exhausted margins, producing democrat
ization. But covering by shorts to secure
profits led to some little rally, May going
to 62Tc, but this was only momentary. and
May finally closed at 62ikc bid. There was
considerable cash business worked on the
decline.
Business in corn was exceedingly dull and
prices showed but little change until the
weak feeling, and considerable selling set
in. May opened 1sc lower. at 30c, broke to
29ssc, closing at 29%c sellers.
Oats were fairly active and a decided
weakness prevailed. the important influence,
as usual, being wheat. May opened &c
lower, at 20sc, and gradually sold down to
2OAc, closing at that price bid.
Large hog receipts were again RESP onsible
for a weak opening In provisions. The mar
ket remained rather soft all day, in SYM
pathy with grain markets. but trading was
of too limited 9, character to admit of ma
terial change in prices May pork closed
5.2lzc. and May ribs .O6c lower, at 5.171zc.
Estimates for Saturday-Wheat, 40 cars;
corn, $50 cars; oats, 2c5 cars; hogs, 1900
head. $3.50
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age. &c: clear backs. 20 to 80 lbs average.
6Ac; IL to ls lbs average, SIC; s to 10 lbs
average. ssc.
97sc; 10 lbs average. 10hc; 1212 lbs average.
10ssc; 10 los average. lie; block hams. loxc.
homeless hams. sugar-cured, TzdSc.
Dry-salted Meats-Clear sides. about so to
20 to 30 lbs average csc; clear bellies. 20 to
30 lbs average. Sc; is to p lbs average. Csc
clear backs. 20 TO 30 lbs average, 61sc; II to
Breakfast Bacon-clear frsts, 1Oc: Sec
Lard.Kettle rendered. in t~ierces. SIC; pure
shoulders-English-cured. IL lbs average,
65sc; IL to Is lbs average. SIC.
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear, per brl,
300 lbs, H3: rump pork. $3.50.
Produce, Fruits and vegetables.
Cranberries-Sl75Q2 per box: $3.50 per brl;
fancy Cape Cob berry. SIS per box, 81 per
brl; Jersey cranberries. 81 per box, $3.50 per
brl.
Rananas-Per bunch, s1al.25.
Cabbage|sl75 per brl; New York cab
bage. 81 per brI; sauer kraut, 81 per brl.
CheeseaNew York full cream. 1O@l2c;
Kale-s1.25@1.75 per brl, according to quail.
ity.
box: fancy lemons, $s.5oGs.7 Is.
Piles. s2.5O@s.5O.
naEelS, 4J.<JUo.lJ Der
box; seedlings, $2-50Q2.75.
O~nions-ooQ6oc per bu; Spanish onions.
Potatoes-2503Oc per bu.
C~elery-z5u35c per bunch.
Sweet PotatoesSCobdens, $3.25@S.5O pei
brl; Kansas, s. per brl.
Lettuce-16Q18c per lib.
Cocoatnuts-50c per doz.
Early Ohio seed potatoes, 4o@45c per bu;
Onion sets-Yellow, $1.50dL75 per blu
white. $3.50 per bu.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 1Ox14. 14x2O
12x12, S.50a6; TX, 10x14. 14x20. 12x12. $7Q7. 90;
10; block tin. in pigs, lsc; in bars. Zoe. Iron
~ b iron, So; c iron, soc; galvanized, q
per cent. discount. Sheet zinc. 6d8hc. Cop
per bottoms. 21c. Planished copper, zoe
Solder, I@12c.
C-lover-Choice recleaned, 60 Id, S4.2O64.3 30
prime. s43oq44 40: English choice. sl5Oa4.6o
prime. S4.40q4-5o; alsike. choice. Sd5.50; al
clover. ss.25ds.5o: timothy. Is lbs. choice
K S;sS@nSS iiiariffb5l E. s SScl@%ss: s Ssaoalc Clean, fa 7SS
choice. SOcas1.50 English blue grass. "a lbs
$1d1.50.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount
6xS to ~lOxl5-single: AA,. 81: A, $3.50: B
SoZos y, %. Duuoic. IA, >S.JV, a. VOW, ID
| 1872.
11x14 and 12x1s to ~16x24-Sinele: "A, IS
A. NO; b, 81. Double: IA, slo.75; A, 1915
b, $3.50.
1sx22 and 2ox9O to 2Ox3ONSingle: "A, 1880
A. $3.50; b, 50. Double: AA. sl4;, A. sl2. IS
b. So.
15x36 to 24x3O-Single: "A. sl1.5O: A. $40
s12.25.
26x2s to 24x36-Single: AA. s12: A. s1O.50
sS.25.
2SxS4. 2sxS2 and sOx3O to ~2Sx44-Single: IA
$12. IS: A, $11. 75: b. s10.25. Double: IA
$17.25. A, $3.50; b, s11.
26x46 to Sox5O-Single: IA, SIS: A, $3.50
| q, s12. Double: "A, SIG. 75. A. SIS: B. SIS
30x52 to 30x54-Single: IA. $3.50; A, 1915
B. $12.25. Double: IA, 5000; A., $3.50; B
$3.50.
3Ox56 to 34x56-Single: "A, $3.50; A. $14.7
b. $3.50. Double: AA, $3.50; A, 1875; b
s4x5s to ~34x6oISingle: AA, s17.25; A, SIS. Is
b, $14.50. Double: "A, $22.15 A, $2l.25; b
36x6o to ~4Ox6O-Single: AA, $19: A, 1851
B, S15.75. Double: "A, $3.50: A, $23; B., $2
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fee, closed steady at unchanged prices to 10
Guiding March at l3.l5c. Spot cofee-Rio
firm; No. Z. 13zc. Mid steady; Cordova. 16$<
qlSc. Sales-1,00 bags Rio No. Z spot at
bags santos 10. . saierno al i2'4ac: 1000 bags
Central American and $50 bags Maracaibo p.
I Rio-Dull: No. Z. lac. Exchange. 91-lsd:
States. 1900 bags: for Europe, 1000 bags;
stock. 100 bags. Warehouse deliveries from
New York yesterday, $3.50 bags; New York
stock to-day to- lS,ss bags; United States
States. 24s.000 bags: total visible for the
United States, 1852 bags. against 1855;
bags last year.
Sugar-Raw quiet: refined quiet.
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Chicago Dispatch to o. III. Faught.)
Nheat-This has been the most extraordi-
nary wheat market, outside of a panic, which
has existed for a good many months, and it
is extremely difficult to account for it's ac-
tons. The routine news should have brought
an immediate rise in prices. The bad wealth
err, small Northwestern receipts and the ca
bles early were of an encouraging nature,
but the weak feeling and a DEERE to liquidate
on the part of some operators, caused a
drop at the opening. The market firmed up
slightly on second cables and general bullish
wheat taken for export late yesterday and
twelve taken to-day at advanced rates. A
special from San Francisco said advices from
Australia show that prices on both -four and
wheat are on the up grade throughout the
colonies, and 1t appears to be certain that
now on passage will not meet the require
ments. This sort OF news started good gen.
eral buying, led by Cudahy & Linn who
a renewal of liquidation by country commits
sion houses brought about a quick break,
during which a good many shorts covered;
inaugurated yesterday marked the late deal
ings. Persistent and effective raids by bears
helped the decline. and, despite the favorable
ing for country accounts. A great many
commission houses had stop orders at &c,
off rushed the price to 62lsc. AS can be
seen by a perusal Of the news to-day, the
market was of a decidedly professional ma
ture. and the dearth of outside trade gave
a potency to the feeblest raiding and prices
were knocked about without regard to
values. The bulls are more confident than
ever of being able at their pleasure of
squeezing shorts in a way they will remem-
Der. Puts. 61Ac; calls, SShc; curb, 62lzc
sellers.
I'm these markets to-day, but the fact that
this and the decline in wheat did not ma
terially depress prices is a good evidence of