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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-10
STRUCK DYNAMITE
While Making an Excavation, Re csuitInS
In the Death OF Five ~ orlmtn.

"hho mhhihg hh EshchNnttont lttFUltlns
In the Death OF Five ~ orLmtn.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9.--An Even
Ing Post special from Lexington, KY,
says: While o gang of workmen were
excavating on the line of the street rail-
way. one of them struck what appeared
to be pieoe OF pipe, but which proved
to be a slSty-four pound dynamite
cartridge.
A fearful expulsion followed and FIVE of
the six negroes In the gang were blown
to atoms The other was so hadly in
Jured that he cannot recover The dead;
Joe Collins, John Washington, Sam
Truby, George Rose, VIII Thomas. The
police are inclined to think that the dy-
Mantle was placed there by some mis-
creant who had n grudge against the
street car company. and others think It
was left there by workmen on the Gin
clnnati Southern railway some years ago
when they were making excavations for
that road In the same nelghborhood,
Windows In the neighborho4d were
broken, and several buildings were
slightly damaged.
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SHADES OF TOPHET
Chicago Passes Through a Night
of Sizzling II orror,
AND BAKED AND BLISTERED
When the Sun Renewed Its
Death.Dealing Power
DURING ALL OF YESTERDAY,

Sixteen People suOsumb from the Heat,
Seven OF the Unrortunatss, Driven In
sane by Their sufferlngs, Commit Sat-
cIds-Ons Hundred Horses Psrlsh on tho
sun-BSksd strests-Tho city Literally
scorOhsd-nISny Deaths and ProStra-
tiOnS In Other cities OF Ihs Country
Where Old "sOl" Held Ills Heated
DlscusSions.
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PRESIDENTS VACATION.
He Has Selected Place on the Shores OF
Lake ChampIaIn.

He Has Selected Place ON the Shores OF
Lake ChHmpIain.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Presldent
Mckinley will spend most OF his sum
mer vacation on the shores Of Lake
Champlain. lie will leave Washington
on August let and go direct to Lake
Champlaln. Plattsburg will be his near
est town. Hts party will consist OF the
members OF the presidential family, OF
Vice President and Mrs. Hobart, Secre-
tary Alger and family, Secretary and
Mrs. Porter and probably Of several
other members Of official society. The
President will make quite a prolonged
stay, lasting several weeks at least.
The Presidents summer plans were In
formally talked over with the members
OF the cabinet to-day. II Congress ad-
jOurns IN season he VIII go to Chicago to
attend the Logan day ceremonies on the
23d inst, and It Is possible that he may
seize the opportunity to go further west.
as he Is not expected at the Champlain
resort before August l. The selection of
the Lake Chlmplain region as the place
for spending the heated term was owing
originally to a suggestion from Secretary
Porter. and upon Secretary Cages
hearty endorsement of the place, the
manager OF one OF the lake hotels was
summoned to Washington and the condl-
tons of the Presidents stay were def
nitcly arranged. The hotel Is about five
miles distant from Plattsburg on the
New York side OF the lake, and the Adj
rondncka are easy Of access from there,
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THE CRUCIAL TIME
Has Arrived In the Great Struggle
OF the Miners
AGAINST THE MINE OPERATORS
With the Greatest Interest in
the Pittsburgh District.
THE MOST STRENUOUS EFFORTS

To bo Made Ever EIortsd In the History OF
= Coal Strike to Induce the MononGaheiH
River Miners to Join the strikerS-rhe
Turning Point OF the Movement Hinges
on Success In this Endsayor-Stats-
msnt OF Operators and Mine oGIOlalI.
Trouble Expected on Wheeling Division
OF the II. q O. To-day-senSntional
Move on Part OF Miners oGlielHls Bllied
10 Come ON To-day or rTo-morrow--Co Con.
Csrtsd Action to bo Taken to Make sus'
pension OF Mining In West Virginia
Complete.
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WASHINGTON, July g. United
States Minister Buchanan has cabled the
state department under date OF Buenos
Ayres, July s, that United States Com
sui Willis b. Baker, who has been very
III for some time, died there yesterday.
Mrs. Baker has left the details OF the
funeral to her son, who is attached to
the consulate at Rosario Mr. Baker
was appointed consul in 1890, He came
from Illinois, It is understood that he
was injured in q wreck in the Argentine
ReDubllc
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Round q wAr 10 Hold rhsm.

Special Dispatch to tho IntOllIgencer.
sTBUBENV1LLB, o.. July 9.-Attor-
neys for Edward Gelsse and Joseph
Hudson, the wollsville men who COM
mittcd the outrage on Samuel Burneil.
the government liHht keeper at Browns
Island, have begun habeas corpus pro-
cecdngs on the ground that identinca-
tlou Ia not perfect, and the men hope to
prove an alibi, although Burncll idontl,
fiea them Fearing their escape from
Justice, the United States nuthorlucE
have had them held for stealing and
destroying government property, hold
ing them under an old law.
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LONDON, July O,--Cnptaln Francis
Yorkc Mcmahon, Of the First Royal
Dragons, the brother and heir prcaump-
tive Of Sir Horace Wcsttopp Mcmahon,
bnrt, hes committed suicide by ehootng
himself at hla bruthor's residence, lio
was financially embarrassed and left u
note saying, ~ cannot stay In the army,
ana cannot live ON nothing outeldc, 10
/ am purr this N tho best, dod knows
whore I'm OF to- Sir Horace McMuhon
testified At the ndueui that Ills brother
had only Ia ask IN order to get all the
money he needed
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AEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
Republican Conferses, with Senator
Jones. nj Work on the Tariff UIIl.

Republican Conferses, with Senator
Jones, at Work on the Tariff mn.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Repub-
lIcan conferees on the tariff bill met
this morning at $3.50 in the room of the
senate committee on finance and re-
sumed the work of adjusting the differ
ences between the two houses. The five
Republican conferees appointed by the
house. the four Republican conferees
appointed by the senate, together with
Senator John p. Jones, of Nevada, who
has acted with the Republicans OF the
senate throughout the tariff struggle
and who voted for the bill, were pres
ent. The work proceeded behind closed
doors
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President Wants a Rest.

WASHINGTON, July O.-It can be
announced on authority that with the
presentation to the senate OF the large
list OF diplomatic and consular nomIna-
tIons which has been prepared and will
30 to the capitol tomorrow or Monday
the President will decline positively to
make an another appointment to places
OF this character until after the ad-
journmcnt Of congress. This notice Is
Inspired by desire to spare useless i'm
portunlties by seekers after diplomatic
and consular places, md also an0fd the
PRECEDENT some relief
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Hpccln Dispatch to tho lntolIEcnccr
WARRINGTON, July O--Wcat VIr-
gInln pcNtmnstorH 0f the fourth class
have been commissioned na follows
DIllon'a Run, Hampshire county, =, T.,
Rudolph, Graham station, Mason coun-
ty, Charles Ihlci Grape Island, Pleas,
ants county, w, II. Stoone, Kirby,
Hampshire county W. g. n lirlll Llt.
ilr, Tylor county, i, G, Cooper, lIlycB,
yllo, Marion county / i. Parsons,
Pension certificates have been issued
nlto to the following West Virglnln np.
plcnntB Restoration aud Reissue, llll.
IAN .. Hoffman, deceased, Marques,
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Jacob Stencil, Mrs, Charles Smith, Alex.
Kenthaus, II. X. Uska, Michael NC
Hugh. EYn Elchelberger.
Thirty prostrations were reported witl
the usual quota OF serious cases, The
maximum heat by trustworthy street
thermometers to-day was SO at p m,
It was 81 at Z O'Clock this morning and II
Is S5 at II o'clock Tonight The number
OF deaths In the last seven days is sixty.
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TREND OF TRADE.
Effect of the settlsm emit of the Tin
Plate Scale.
NEW ORDERS LARGE ENOUGH,
The Season Considered. to Afford
Some Encouragement.
THE COTTON MILLS ARE BUSY

With Steady end Increasing Demand,
aud woOlsn Mills Getting ordsrs for
Fail wsnts-Thsre iS a Better Demand
for Domestic Wool and ErpsOtaaon OF
Higher Prioss-VvhsAt Crop will Prove
an Important Factor In National and
international BuslnsIS-An Immense
Yield OF Corn Anticipated.
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LOUISVILLE, July 9.-The maximum
reached this morning by the thcrmpme-
ter was 96 degrees at II O'clock, after
which the mercury gradually receded
until 10 O'clock when II took another
upward spurt which all but sent II bub-
bling out OF the tube,
Three deaths are reported In the city
and Vicinity from the intense heat and
four from the state. with hundreds OF
DrostratIons,
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Lip.summsr Pltttlnca.

WASHINGTON. July s,-Ex-oueen
Lilluokalani, of Hawaii, will leave here
tomorrow morning for the summer, go
ing first to Nsw York and later to Cape
May, Newport and other eastern resorts,
In the autumn she perhaps may return
10 HnnOIulu
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NATIONAL POTTERs ASSOCIATION,
President FrNnEhtlm Calls n Meeting Of
tI,ni IInhr 10 CnnsILrr NtNY krhle.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., July 0,--Prcs-
idcnt c. w. FrnnghcIm, OF the United
states National pottors' Association,
haa paIled y mccilnE Of the nss0clntlon
10 convene nt CrcgsOn, July ~, To con-
slider the new operative wage scale un-
der the Dlnpluy tariff bnl
The operative pottors win lnNat upon
a restoration Of the twelve and onc-
half per cent reduction,
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Increase, Daniel S, Keffer Wheeling;
John Il. Morgan, Wheeilngi Benjamin
Barr Wheeling Widow, Martha A.
Hoffman, Marques,
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MILWAUKEE. July n,-Thc hoat
aIddd by the high humidity, caused
mnty denthR In wisconsin to-day In
THIS ,lty, nlnc proltrntlonB and one death
III 90 Knoll, Of Bcrln, Ontaro, At
Appleton, the thermometer marked 100
lourcua aud three deaths aud several
proairniIonH resulted AZ Racine, one
death aud one proslrntlon, At OBh-
koah, one dcaih and three proattatlona
Al Madison, one death aud two proatrn.
Hama
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Special sale beginning with To-day OF
1900 copies Of Sheet Music, Mt 10 per
COPY. Il. w, BAuMER co.
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QUEENSTOWN WN--Arrlvcd .uoanin,
feom New York
NEW YORK Arrived! M slssIppl,
London
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tllI D..

MEYER AT is,i6 q, m, Saturday, July 10.
1901, ANNA, wlto Of Cnnrlca Meyer IN
her aiNtlcth year,
FunOral notice hereafter,
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CINCINNATI, July O,-.Thc number OF
heat deaths to-day was Six, Tho namoA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-10

The temperature yesterday aH observed
by 6 schncpf drugglHt, corner Fourteenth
and Marriott streets, was nA folluWHl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-10

For west virginia, Western pcnnsylvn-
mia pnd ohio, fair, continued high tcm-
ncrnt,irr, with prospects, OF rollof by thnn.
der storms Saturday afternoon or night.
variable winds,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

spp,y md firmly he'd Mt INI2c for drypicked ana iosw
small and medium -
ana Offering at 9diOc Nearby chickens ducks ssr s,ai
squads nomlnaiy unchanged In absence OF irs 40 ,-r"e,
lar prices We quote: Turkeys average o's, y"i ,9S
sprIng chickens Philadelphia. III and over 10 pa
ic Do 3is IL and under. ion2c 40 western u'
IL and over. iAi2c do under 3is ID ouivc u, sv's
Cd 10 and lJismiic: do under W 10 "hoci 10 10
infcro. TGsc: fowls. state and Pennsyvania g}od 20 90
prime gsnloc: d. Western. prime dryplcked yte 90
Southwestern ?c DO Western. scadef 0r!7. oii cy'hs
Western 5a5isc. ducks Eastern spring lnlIc 90 .,fs
Island lie. do Western 3hsc; squads per cozeh ''ce
81 75 49, - , .., 4, ,,,r rocros, hu,
very few arriving. few grouse received od'y inN"1
id ard Young birds prime order ana sold promptly NJ
ooc per pair. Vcnson and nominal: We quote;
Wooicock and partrdres. r"T pair. "chsi' grouse ~
"porAToEs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF round
f-om Island and Jersey quite liberal ana
prices SHOW VIDE range especii
,or Jersev stock rruch of which is below prime ana
onarine a 81 2Jsi per bbi strictly prime lots fracn
si c2GSI II best Long leland sold mainly al 81 -
msi 81 sweet potatoes moving little better and
shov little nrner tone Celery quiet but steaby u
cn,her pickles in light supply and unclaimed Choice
inn, beans nni about steady onions IN idlr
rnniv and meeting moderate inquiry at forme: quota
lions except whites. which a shade easier Squssn
anil Peppers plenty and weak tomatoes about steady
We quote: Potatoes Long Island. per hhl 81 iInsl ~ DO
Jersey 81 2jGsi 75 sweet potatoes per Dbl - oVH> 20
c.lerv ner dozen 5d30c: corn 100 SlnSl 1p cab
tages nor 100 sca$2 30. cucum crs. Jersey per bb J
e. ID nor bush 2Od Ioc; do Long Island per 100.
!oif75c cucumber pickles. per LOO" 81 21nS2 90 egE-
nisnts per bh I5cdsi. peas Western New York.
er bag 81: lima beans per bag Slns 90 onions
b,,c per hh 5Oas3 %: do rod and yellow 81 25lf
Si ~ peppers per bl. 5"cnsl. squash. per Dbl 0ocg
si %. string Long Island. per bag. iOc tomatoes.
her bush box 25go5 turnps. Russia. per bbl 500 oc
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
OTHER MARKETs--DY TELEGRAPH.

% ASs as S Ss%ans for S Sss ay
Ing on desirable offerings what was los, late las, week
sales bosIs Of 8 25 FOR s5Qs5 so or
Exp rers We're fair buyers Of the better Cas- Of eate
With sales ar,cly at siass +5 Butchefs and canners
stus sold actively fat and hee-s selling especially
we're w sn seady "f ana Calves we're @ Sc nncsanS xs cs
sold actively at rm prices ard da Westerns good
hogs was vel taken prices ruling 5aoc higher saes
going h % % d Rd%s %ol aiy' at 'Hs s.
To- r TSc,s % s.sN aye5osea aT very wei In ala
were steady there being an active general demand.
ynp W..U S.d ns n 81 ~ s & fss Fsets 10 ass
great many range sheep at 81 5oq:a $; and Killers Saa
bringing $4as4 % Rece!rs-cattle 1900 head; hogs.
1900; sheep. 1900
sa % ny A%a q s.ed sGs 5es aaf a4tlvf ana eST
seSr s. a9f5 az eco 'eafs 5 & ss Isat e 81 5ockes s5
ming 81 oas2 81 Texas and lneian steers average
% %Tcd s. 6@@s4 $ T. T. h@nys s 8 @ss % t sh;c2 p sca
lants SO 75as5 10; Texas sheep So %.
EansAs c,y Aug % aCa;,s >, steady to str9ns doss
d %sed soass o: ishts s. s5ass Yor:er: slqsi o;
bulls SO 3jas3 30. Sheep steady: amt@. 81 1885 10
East Liberty. Aug. 23-Cat,le steady; prime. s5a0 Is;
g,G3 - 5 s - s b1 s1s' ana cows s2qss 10
m. 20 sood ial ken S5as4 HOGS active nshep PRIME
sSS SSs5s y
choice lambs s. GaS5 %; common to good lambs sia
81 50; veal calves SO 5OasG I5
Guiding C6 Of Canadian stock: demand all
grades good cattle with prices from 0Q Oc
lots slow and unchanged; choice finished smooth,
Eat SjGS5 20 medium heavy s. 1884 50;
rough steers So 5aSi i0 choice smooth. fat hc
81 i"rSi .o fair good mixed butchers SO J
asa good. smooth. well fatened So G0ns4 stock
and feeders export bulls 81 65qs3 90; stock bulls
50 50NS3; 81 25as4 40 mlch and SPRINGER
strictly mixers sifNSJO do. 81 IS
o. good 20 fancy sprireers sjasO yeals and calves
fair choice veals. s6a 20 prime TO 81 Gog
20; heavy fed and buttermiks SO $50 SO 30. Hogs
Receipts 3 cars good demand prices firm 20 80 higher;
good choice Workers 81 35 light Workers. 81 20: mixed
Lfraf pnaii
81 q; heavy hogs - 20Gsi 2j rouehs 81 jo0s3 81 pigs
good choice - 3jG$i ~ sheep and ambs-Receipts.
- cars d demand for lams and prices 0Nl5c higher;
sheep bars,y steady lambs yearlings choice 20 prime.
s9IS3 80: spring lans good 70 extra s. 25a s. O. cus
81 choice selected weth"rs 81 25f - 20:
choice mxei sheep So Soasi culs. 50 J0gS3 90:
export sheep. 81 75ds4.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
STOCKS AGAIN ADVANCE.
GRANGER SHARES FEATURES
IN WHEAT PRICEs-BONDS AND
MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST p.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BAEX STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

Cash quotations were as f7ll0ws: Flour quiet. 10 2
spring yheat pf4gSc: No spring wheat ?,l96c; No
red s0cQsi No corn ;os.c' 20 . yellow $oa.c; No .
OH. o,i y, r,ra ,3c. x, . h rev II 3minal y, 3
Ss a50igce " Z h oS9o1c. \" / faxseed ST llfJ
., t. ,;,,i,, -, e. * r,ass n,rk nor Hi ss *
- IN r inn ~ 4. * shor, ,,bs s,ias Io,se,
s. 1885 10. dry shoulders ,boxeD. 5d3i.c short
clear tnx 5isGj'sc whiskey iistiilers finished
goods gallon. 81 20 sugars. unchanged on the Pr ID
Exchange to-day the butter market was firm; cream
cries l2Glsr: dalries. loflic Cheese steady otgoc
Eess firm fresh BE .e-
Cincinnati Arg 23.-Four firm fancy. 81 6oaS+ -;
family. 81 75aS4 Wheat steady No red 81. Corn
firm: y, ? mixed 32c Oats hrmer: No mixed. 2og
oD.c Rye firm. 80 . SO, Lard active. 81 IS. Bulk
meats firm higher. 50 65. Bacon firm. So 80. whskey
active sl 20 Uutfer firm Sugar firm. hard. refined.
ac2qi SIC Fgcs nrm lie Cheese firm: good TO prime
on, IA, 7isGsc
O',D .''' ., ,,. ,. - >,,o-
g. ~. 90 ,rinp a. December pjic corn isc higher:
10 Z Sii,c oats steady: no 2 white 22i. g23c r., e
Me 25ai7c
N,,r.arous An, % Whoa, easier. Angus, 81 O,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady az un-
changed prices made sign change up 10 IL m ana
Or the Of the Gay developed rather better underone
Trading. however at time active. although more
Cheerful! feeling possibly prevailed In the afternoon Ihe
basis Of Improvement is somewhat theOreic. ana Is
mainly confined to the assumption tina, after long
period OF speculative apathy the cotton market has wheeled
only awaits its turn The European be
siid 10 he very satisfactory while the movement OF
coffee RIO and Santos stu very large ana already
greatly exceeds the for the corresponding tine
Sales the call TO day. 2s, bags; up u
IL 500 bags and total for the session 9O bags. at
the prices appended with the finally steady In tone
at advance Of "a 10 points Cleared from Rio Au-
gust 81 per steamer Trojan Prince 33 900 bags; Per
steamer Ctlerdge 26 900 bags Cleared Bahia August 90
bags Spot Brazilian coffee was steady but quiet
unchanged basis of G.c for No Rio invoice lots and
asi nc higher FOR obbing parcels Tie market for mid
cofees ruled quiet and about stead, prices. We
4lete MaricaihOC 20 good. sATlVc. good Cucuta
l.+nlfc La Guayra Caracas. los sc: Porto cabelo.
vdloc. Savanla-Bucara ranlanga. 1870 r5ixc: OgCta.
l1Hlslzc. Mexicar-t'oriova lGilNIGgc. Oaxaca llT
lsc. Central American Common ordinary loGi4c;
fair TO good l4%ai7c; prime choice 7isa2o'sc East
Angostura ne. Mocha lsQi9c. Total warehouse de-
liveries In the titei States last week - bags in
cludinS $3.50 bags from New York against total of
se' bags the previous week II bags last wear
receipts az RIO fst week ljl.opO bags against l4S OiO
oaes ne previous week and GDp0 bags as, year r..
eeips at santos 2i3e0 bags against 2lsUDO bags the
RI"fiols week and 1000 bags year ago Shipments Of
20 conce 70 the United States week U6 bags 10
Europe 32 900 bags shi, nen,s to the I,niei
States 81 900 bags. Europe i27 90 bags Vlc,oria -,
the United states i2 90 bags
Inc range OF cCDtrPCt prices
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

iN.rp9ol Aug -. 345 p. m.-Exchange- Closing:
Nhett 80 t-i Western winter. firm. ss 3D. No | red
Nortne.m Sprng arm - ID CornAmeriean mixed spot.
ne" him Is "a do old firm 3s Gt.i: August nominal:
S'perht-r hrn, IS 6d october nrm. IS I'D FlourSt.
Eoul. fancy winter firm. los Hops at London-Pacihc
toast strady, o5WG5s Beef-Exra India mess hrm,
ns % Si prime mess Arm. .6s 81. Pork-Prime mess hne
M''lrrn lrtn AS til. prime medium Western firm,
iSs 81. HamsShort cut IA 10 i6 n steady asa Bacon
m umherand cut. - 10 30 n. nim 5d short rib.
~ 70 - 10 nrm. 2ss Cd long clear mlddles light %
n "r ,'s cns clear middles. heavy. 40 Is 10 firm.
IS snort clear middles. heavy ~ 81 ~
hlus,ed clear bellies l2 10 IA 10 hm. 32s shoulders
Slufe - To IL H. steady, 2ss. Lard-Spot firm, sts
nhees- American finest white and colored firm i2s ID.
IallowT Prime city firm. iss 81. Cottonseed o-Llver-
po iehned steady. i6s 81 TurpentineSpirits steady.
us ID Eosn-Common steady. ~ Cd
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

Bal:imore Aug 23mFour drmer; Western super So 10
wheat straight 81 3oqs5 II. sales. 500 bbl. Wheat un
settled and lover spot and month. 81 05i,NSt C5s, Sep
tsml@r 81 o''.gsl o9,s steamer. 10 rri - go
wheat by sample. slGSi %; Do grade 81 o2qsl ~.
Corn rrner spot and month ya036fso September. 3i,
T3Gi.c miNel 3ia3+i.c; stock. l019950 bush
sales $1,000 bush southern white corn 81 asc. yel
mixed 2iisG2ec: stock i27 90 bush rive strong and
G> 600 bush. Hay steady choice timothy, Sl3 jOdsii
Grain freshs very quiet; steam T. Liverpool per bush
september. sugar lrm' granuatel - O, butter hrT
fancy creamery l7lsc; do imitation. liq iic; do sde
fresh iaaiic Cheese very hrm. fancy Neu-York. co
large. 3a9ic: do 81 medium. W.ph2c; do 23 small o2
4lOc.
boston Aug. 23.Flour unsettled winter patents. $ %
Ss 90 straight 81 50as5 80 Cornmea FIRM soa
sc per bag: 81 G5G<1 20 per bill. Corn hrm: steamer
yellow. iiaNiec No and steamer al ai'sc Coo oats hrm
cipHaa 2s 400, Mi f,cd yey am ear,nc bran sh,o
lake ard rail sl5as5 30; winte tran SIS 5odsi5 49, md
dnGs. 81 75psi5 iei dog -four l7c Fresh beef rmer
steers 7GSc: hindquarters. l0dlCsc: fores. 5d5i7c
Limbs hrm Mutton and yearlngs; 6'saI,sc Veal STD
ern. SisStoc: western. sisass.c'
Buffalo. Aug 23-sPrng wheat supply very limited
and prices ye strongly held strong ten.,nCy ,g to s'
Northern SPOT. s i2's winter vhs9tmoasrinss sn.
o02S N yelow S seic 50 yeov % a' s6c 10 com 3a
36c: No corn 35I351c scarce and very strong;
No . whit. 2,c; 80 white 23c; No white: 2iiag22c
S N "na, mrST % I rse rs s lanai freishl Tm
high are booked for wheat and haxseed :sc;
2.c; corn. 2isc;barley 2c; oats i'.c. TO Nv York
81. bakers straight spring. $ 2s6S5 i9 bakers clear
winter - 75ass family winter. IS 25Qs5 so: low
grade winter. 50 I50S3 ~; graham best SjqS5 IL.
Chicago. Aug. 23-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
49, do. 100 o a, 50 50; 81 do SO ~ at 81 49, bucks,

50 75 do 100 f at 81 5O 81 DO Sc n. at g 45 bucks
40 10. at 81 80. -
w NJ Conner: 2i8 Kentucky lambs SO n. at So 2o 239
do 73 10 at IS So Sc 10 at IS so; 2f3 DO. II NJ
al sJ 25 30 Kentucky sheep i2s ID. at 81 TO- do i2o
H. at 50 "a
H. H. Hollis: ~ lambs So ib at s. 30 1862 DO %
H. nj IS 90 II sheep 1lj ID. At 81 % 10 o. III TO-
al ~ 2j DO los 10. at 81; bucks. l45 ib at 81 30
C;eorge DI,enback: 1872 lambs, Gs III. 50 JO
state sheep i2t ii. at 81 20; 10 do lo7 ID. at S.
u Harrington: III state lambs. Go H. at IS 49, c37
Buffalo 20 h. at s. So 30 state sneep. liz ID, at w.
% do. IO3 r.. Mt s3.
Guiding sale. Higher 81 i0asf 20 per 100
whole
sales-s Judd & CO. Late saturday. - Ohio hogs. lTs
average 81 30 per 100 b 203 Tennessee DO l2 No.
at 81 l2l2