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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-19

Near STonongAh-Men wNyering, and
Operators Expect astrIke.

Nenr 8TonongRh-Aien WRyering, ana
Operators Expect astrIite.
FAIRMoNT. W. Va. July 1S.-over
500 men attended the coal miners meet
ing to-day in the woods Mt Willow Tree
school house near Monongah and 3l7
of them raised their hands when ]. d.
Mahon, the speaker. took vote TO as
certain how many OF them were willing
to come out in the morning. The min
ers were chilly Mt first, but got warmed
up and showed much enthusiasm, and
the speaker was frequently cheercd. II
was n noticeable fact that only Mo-
nogah miners were In attendance, none
from the neighboring collleries putting
In their appearance. Notwithstanding
the rain, which commenced falling soon
after the meeting began, the miners lis
tened for over an hour TO the address.
II was the largest meeting that was
ever held in this district by miners and
many OF the operators who have been
confident that the men would stay in
say now that they arc prepared for
anything. Not only the miners but their
wives and children turned out to the
meeting. Conservative men here think
II Is only matter OF time until the men
come out, but no important actions are
expected until Debs speaks here to-
morrow night. The company says that
II the men strike, the pits will be filled
with Italians and negroes, and II this
action is taken the men say trouble may
be expected It Is said an impromptu
arsenal has been arranged In the COM
pany's office and the worst is expected.
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MONEY QUESTION.
Attitude of Europe Toward Bl-mstnillSm
International Conference.

NEW YORK, July 1S--Perry Belmont
who returned from Europe on Saturday
in a carefully prepared interview which
he gave out for publication to-day had
this TO say on the money question;
"In regard to the present attitude of
Europe toward international bl-metal-
ism there are advocates Of 1t In France,
England and Germany ns there was n
year ago, but the advocacy has not In
creased in volume or Intensity, Neither
France nor Germany win unite with us
placing gold and silver on a partly un-
less England leads the way. The COM
tInued Increase in gold production, tho
surplus last year and this year OF Brit
Ish income over expenditures, the con-
tInued supremacy OF England In COM
merce and OF London as an internation-
al money centre have tho effect dt per-
suadlns parliament that the present
colnnge, currency and financial system
Is good, even though there Is distress IN
India Reduction OF taxation with an
enlargement of its basis there may be-,
II peace continues, but probably not n
modification Of coinage or currency
laws 40 long as existing British Indus
trial prosperity enduros.
"rhe Mckinley administration Is act
lively ondcnvorlng, az the Republican
platform Of 1896 requires. to promote
the free coinage OF silver by interim.
tonal agreement, It's Ambassadors and
special commissioners are worklng IN
concert, under the law onncted by the
last Congress which Cleveland npprov-
cd. The question OF the ratio to be
adoptod In kept In allegiance. There Ia
every prospect Of an international con-
ference to be- hold within n short time
and probably to assemble In Paris,
"Buropoan bl.motnlllats believe, that
II, in the failure of international bl-met-
aillam, we shall open our mlnH TO silver
on tho ratio Of 10, and subsequently Eu'
rope opens hers on the ratio OF lbl.
then ali our gold will leave ug, az It did
nttor 1884, md only token silver eoihe
WUuld remain"
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complete Its work by mld-day and that
the conference report will be submitted
10 the house at noon.
pOsTMAsTERs ANp PENSIONS.
The Warrington Selection was HaStsns'l
by Resignation fInenmbent.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntelllRencer.


by Resignation OF Incumbent.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer,
WASHINGTON, d, c., July 1s,-Rep-
resentative Doveuer has recommended
the appointments OF fourth class post
masters as follows; r. NJ. Messenger,
Baldwin, Gllmer county; G. p. Norman,
Venus, Gilmer county; Luther Bllleter,
Rosbg's Rock, Marshall county; Cora
Jones, Nnndalia, Lewis county; II, r.
stansberry. Golfers, Brooke county; j.,
g. Cooper, Little, Tyler county, ]. II,
Sinner, Holidays Cove, Hancock coun-
ty; Benjamin Cochran, Blanche, Han
cock county; Adolphus A, Davis, Nina,
Doddridge county.
Representative Dayton has also made
recommendations for appointments Of
postmasters IA follows; John o, Huey,
Mannlngton, Marion county; Il, t. L.,
Breedlove, Horse Shoe Run, Preston
county; l., oliker, Sir Johns Run, Nor
gan county; Sallie u, Martin, Amos,
Marion county.
The decision in the Mannington case
was expedited by the resignation of the
incumbent. The department requested
the suggestion of successor In order
that the vacancy might be filled, and
Mr.. Dayton could only delay long
enough to have the papers sent TO him,
There were three principal contestants
pretty evenly matched, Some OF the pa
irons and some members of the county
Republican committee, endorsed more
than one of the three. but the successful
man was supported by the chairman Of
the county committee, and the member
OF the congressional committee for the
county, and this was backed, Mr.. Day.
ton says, by what appeared TO him TO
be the largest petition Of the patrons.
Three West Virginia postmasters
were commissioned yesterday. C, IL,
Hanna, at Frankfort, Greenbrier coun-
ty; j. 8. Stealey, Palatine, and j. J..
strother, at Wilsonburg, w. G. Stages
was commissioned for the office at
Holloway, Belmont county. o.
Pension certificates have been for
warded to the following West Virginia
applicants:
Restoration and Increase-WillIam n.
Metz, Petroleum.
Renew and increase-Isaac Conner,
Legg.
Increase-Jesse Burch, Moundsville:
James H. Barker. Charleston.
Widow-By special act. Sophronia
Meeks, Parkersburg.
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spocIal pI1patoh to thO Int0llIgencer.

Special Di7patch to tho lntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1S.-De-
spIte preparations made Yesterday and
a., sar ~ ot.ondanoa 40 o',,,,ar,,
'u-u's 'oi '"e u''e'''''ee VI 'i'e''iDei'
OF both house OF Congress Tomorrow,
and Notwithstanding the apparent con-
adenca that the copSer,inic,a renort on
80 NJ, ~, -. -. o.. .,......r
the 'atlli piii wiz DC feauy lor presefi-
tation during the day. there Is a reas-
enable doubt OF Its being handed In be-
,.r. rrosd,y 7, 10 saId thts ayarin,
Wv
thAt there are puas ana ehus YET 70 De
gathered up, the collection Of which
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.
Measures introduced by conGressmsn
Dovener and Dorr-PsrSonsl Mention,

- !. .,.---.--... -.
measures ihtrouueea ny UonsFo,s"'A
Dovener ana Dorr-Personai "eh''oh'
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer'
WASHINGTON, D. G., July lS,-Rep-
resentntive Dorr has introduced a bill
l.. 49,. 80. A. ..o,,,,t. ~ .o,n 80 oo,,
III tue mouse " Pro'iio'' tHe sure VI 'o'.
Viot made goods, unless they be labelled
as such, which measure was referred to
tho comm,ttea on the iudlclarv
- v''''',S. r,. -.
Representative DoVehe' nus 'n''o-
duced resolution to provide for the
employment Of Alfred C. Davis, assist
a., ,,dov o,o,,, %, .ho rortod y, tSroo
"''' i.'u'N .ie'N' t'' ''V Is'N " ,'''
months subsequent 10 adjournment Oh
the house
p. II. Fitch Of Huntington lust an
pointed speclal attorney under the de-
nartment Of iustIce. has been as
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PITTSBURGH, Pa.,July ia heavy
thunder and lightning storm struck this
city at about 0 o'clock this evening and
within an hour n rainfall of ~ inches
had been preclpltated. The lightning
was unusually sharp and made strikes
within the city doing considerable dam
age, but no lives were lost. Among the
buildings struck were the Thlrty-sec-
ond ward school house and the flfteer
story Park building on the corner of
Fifth avenue and Smlthileld street. a
large piece OF cornlce was thrown to tho
street and smashed Into thousand
pieces, but on account Of the heavy
rain, the crowd OF people usually pass
inu that point were under shelter and no
one was hurt,
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May BE DELAYED.
Tariff Conference Report May Not
be Sent In
TO CONGRESS UNTIL TUESDAY
A Nuwber of Odds and Ends to be
Gathered Up
BEFORE REPORT is COMPLETE.

Ansr It's Reception shOr, Work win be
Made ortho BIll-ssverAI Opponents OF
tho Protection Principle will Talk
Through Their Hats Tor Campaign Ef-
feet, but Their EnoFts win bo BrloL
Victory OF the House sugar Schedule a
Triumph for Speaker Reed and tho Re-
publican Party = COngrss, will Soon
ASjSarn,
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TROUBLE APPRRHENDED
Along Tho Norfolk q wsslern-GuSrdS at
All Points.

Along The Norfolk q wsstern-GuSrdSH at
All Points.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelligencef.
WEIGH. W. Va. July 1S.-There has
been n change In the strike affairs OF
The Pocahontas Flat Top coal field.
Strike ngltators have been busy for a
few days past and have succeeded in
a measure. The miners at shamokin.
Elkhorn, aud Barlow have gone out and
others Will follow.
The men throughout the field are
peaceful, but trouble Is likely to happen
at any time. The Norfolk 3 Western
has placed guards at all the bridges
and tunnels IN the field and IN come
places called on the authorities to pro-
tect their property.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, July is--A
conference Of tho strllc agllntors, Fred
Dllchcr aud W. II iIosklns, OF Ohio,
was held at East Hank To-day, with 10.
series VI meetings at dlncrent points
In tho kanawhn valley this week The
FIRST OF these meetings viii be held at
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SAN FRANCISCO, July iS-Torcst
and field fires are doing much damage
in various pnrts of this ptatc, Nenr
the town OF Red Blum about a dozen
residences have been burned, cnttlo
rnngos destroyed ana standing crops
arc threatened, The loss IL already oy.
or 100000. Tho hills near the town of
Kcnwood are In flames and many farms
are In danger In the vicinity Of Mount
Dlnblo, flro IL laying waste the fields
nnd the mountain houses urc threaten.
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TROUBLE AHEAD.
Pangs of Hunger and Mutterings
of Discomfort Take Shape,
AND THE MINERS WILL MARCH
On the Boone and Allison Mines In
the Canonsburg District.
MANY ADDITIONAL DEPUTIES

Have Rssn sworn IN, ana they are Well
Armed for Any Friction that May Take
PIase-1,OOO Starving Men in the Line.
They Conjecture that Their DSmOnItrA-
ton will Awe tho Working Miners into
Throwing Down Their Meeting
or Miners Near MonOnRah-Msn arc
waverlng, aud Operators ars Prepared
fora striks-sltustlon at Other Points.
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CoRRY, Pa. July ls-Thc storm Of
last uIght. to-day aud Tonight IA doing
terrible damage horonboutg The whole
line VI the grlo IN washed out between
Union and Vonnngo. Through trains
are being run Via on Guy, connecting
with the main llno here, The loss III
this section viii bO henvN
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ROME luly iS--A violent earth.
quake occurred IN tho island of strom-
holt one of the Llparl group, on thc
north coast OF sicily, on Saturday. The
Hhock was followed by an nctlvO orup.
ton OF the volcano uf strunholI.
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STRIKE SITUATION
summed Up by President Rutch'ord. Of
United Mine W0rkcrr Union.

summed Up by President Hntch'ord, Of
United Mine workcrT Union.
COLUMBUS, o., July lS.-Presdcnt
Ratchrord to-day summed up the strike
sItuatIon in nm interview to the State
journal as follows; "rhc manner in
which the miners are conducting thcm-
solves commcnds itself to the country
md pIyeg their officers renewed cncOur-
nrement and atrcngthcna the belief that
victory will crown their eff "ta. The
history of Industrial strife hr no par
nllpl 10 the present movement Deputy
mnrahnlR, Conl aud Iron police and He-
rrot detectives have been Mt work, but
their presence has failed to lncltr the
miners TO acts Of lawlcsancss or oven
TO Il resumption Of work Their nress
once I'm ponccublo communities with n
chip on their shoulder gave cause for
aini,m, mud ordinarily would have cnus-
cd n roanrt to violence liut our miners
I'm this instance Fronting by the expert
cnce of the nOHt would neither cause
trouble themselves nor allow themselves
to become involved IN trouble by the
action Of others.
URoporln from some of the cltloa to
tho olIcct that cOnl supply In not short
nre only intended tO discourage the
mlnerF, II the coal supply la not short
Why are prices udvnnclng2 why lsconl
worth u dollar ton nnd even n dollar
ana half more than II was two weeks
ng0
I'VE have started into this movement
realizing fully the Importance OF the
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FLAT TOP REGION.
ARltators arc Mt work-soms Miners re.
consider Their Intrntion 10 strike.

AEitators arc ht work-Somo Miners Re-
consider Their Intention 10 strike.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July ls.--Thc
strike agltators have been busy in the
Flat Top fields to-day but have made
but little headway. Not over 600 men
will quit work there this morning, and
this number may bc reduced one-hnlf.
All the miners In the Thncker coal fields
yesterday afternoon voted to quit work
tomorrow morning, held n mass meet,
ing this afternoon and reconsldored
matters and they viii all return to work
ns usual tomorrow morning. II IL be-
llcved that the miners ut Dlngess Will
also change their action Of yesterday
and VIII return also, Tho operators
NJ Blkhorn nrc working diligently
among their mon aud they have hopes
Of persunding them 20 return to-mor-
row, II they do II will be almost impos-
Blble for strike agltntors to induce min
ors In the Flat Top fields TO quit work.
The situation On the Kannwha romnlhS
very much the anmc ~ yesterday
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HpVUIHI UTHVNIVH 10 IHV IHIUIHGVHVvH
PIEDMONT, w. Va, July iS.---1'herc
IN no change In the situation here. All
the mines are working their full capno-
ity, some of them day and night A few
nRltators are reported In this section,
hut 80 far their efforts are frulless No
onr hcrr behaves thcro viii be n strike
In this section,
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Montgomery Tomorrow and IL will be
addressed by Dlleher, Hasklns and
others. Debs Is expected here by We'd
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ltAvRE-La nrctagnc, New York.
LlVEliPoOlr-Cuno ANA iGtrnrla, New
York
NEW YoI,K-ArrIved' la uaacogno,
illyro. Aurunla, Liverpool.
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NEW ORLEANS,

Choice cattle, calves and hogs in fail
demand; market supplied with sheep
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M'KIyNEY.
big X. of r. Event-Decrease
Bondcd indebtcdnes'

big X. of p. Evenf-Decrease "
Bondcd indebtedness"
Mckinney, Texas, March s-iM
plified Third rank team o. co'aIs
lodge. No. 100, Knights OF fyInAA
Dallas. were in Mckinney saiur0ai -
upon invitation OF the Mchinn''
lodge. Degrees we're conferred upon
candidates. after which oan ,aon D
given to the 200 knights presen. p,0A II
las Plano. wylie and shel aS n. bca
Barry Miller OF Dallas address, ADDRESS,, al d
Mrs Burge, the aged molne rAsnbe|
pnres was buried yesterday At CnsI i
Vile cemetery. north OF M NC. eo,nty.
deceased was pioneer OF ln n,s Foftia|
Judge j. L. billiard OF TINS Wv. ii
district and Judge J. G. Russei a,s 4
seventh judicial district nave ' ,natir,
benches temporarily. The iai, ax,unsy &
the term now in session an Msn sanrty
the former goes to Van zano' o sabu|
' The auditing committee has jus. ~, nd
tad lie annual report to the ma'Os, NsK|
dermen. showing the condi',oii rSshtduI
nev's finances. The bonded "a l0 |
~ ~ IN. city is s17,l5O. Of when s.s nd
school bonds and $3.50 are i Iai n ~
This shows a decrease OF sI ncras FOX
bonds and $3.50 in railroad
wear
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London, March A-The catalogues Of
fered at the wool auction sales today were
large. and consisted of l6,ll7 bales, of
which 1000 were withdrawn. Sales In de-
tail: New South Wales 52lS bales:
secured. SdUls Nd: greasy. 4a.Tlld.
Queensland, $50 bales: secured, 1oddls 2lsf:
greasy, 5l2n6lsd. Victoria 377S bales;
secured. sisd0ls I'd: greasy, si1-11s lid
South Australia. ll5S bales: secured, lidfI
Is; greasy, IAd; Tasmania. 6s6 bales;
bales; secured. loiadGls 2lsd: greasy, 81 ,dS,
I'd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal ISIS
pa secured ll!Fduls 2Iad: greasy, Az
81. Louis. Mo-, March 2i-F.rm and un-
changed $500 "
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and very largo crop = In prospect Last
years shipments amounted TO 600. 900
pounds.
Hog products advanced few points to-
day. but are stdn h4Ac per pound below
last weeks highest quotations The fu-
ture OF the market Is uncertain.
The marke; for California dried fruits
Is dull and Efeiess. with prices on many
lines lower and weak. This Is the clean
10 season and small lots are being Of
fSred freely.
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Nnils mnre Ah,nn..a

me alfanc.rr tenis-cy 20 TIE wfra oqr
'',F''@'' no'ec in thia column recently. IA.
Gun mates Ia !EsSer price. a. TIL i.o,--s.
y tftii2'irE ieHe- s,ates thai the feature
OF the market has eonr.neeI tn 77---eil,y
II o1f---i0s supplies foT prompt sh.p-
fHei.i. AAnrtociys.rs a. q rule have SUI.
,,ele1i o1-ers ~ hand 20 keep ghe,r bury
~ atofi 10 ntatas- Dr. fl.ries g3~ slt'-
~" .'-. fntnIHl ~ come u. a-.s
awe sos t4r 80 ~. e. h
-. tsft- = at 4LtI-tg-4 The ---.-.,.,.
q re- -.Ae, 'ar wire H4.i. ass va, 31-
80, - n asls zl.4 IS
1890 ~ eiie-e@ i1 .fe ~ D. ~ az
-. ~ at tna- --ry4l ts-s 30
y A-- ~ a-ae s.4 ar ,ae r.,a.
fff Dr. rra-es 14s
Hergs. +-'-f- -i4ii'-
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No. I. drvo.ce So jobbing eis: mid steady;
Coriova iiaGlsa. sales $500 bags-ioo BAGS
Savanila and 40 bags Central American
priv ate terms.
Santos March 24-Coffee quiet; good
average Santos 10, 100 refs per ~ kilos; re-
ceiris 40; stock $4,000.
RIO, March 4.-CofYce quiet; No. Rio
io5Sp reas per 10 kllos; exchange Sd; re-
cesp,s 800. cleared for the United States
HOO: stock s17,0N.
HAVE March A.-Coffee closed steady
at i.fii.f net advance sales 1900.
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CHICAGO.

Market bare and all classes fair to good
| cattle in dcmard.
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corn and iogtlsc Per 100 lbs on hay.
Chopped CoRN--esc per 10, lbs
CORN-Sssi1e, sacked.
oATS-white Nebraska, cTif5Sc.
1iAY--Aifoifs. ST. SOC, 500 Ter ton: ralllet,
Si2eo; timothy, sisAs1isoa: South Texas
prairie, y.NgihO: North Texas prairie.
s.. seQiAsD
let. AA
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HIDES, TALLOw AND BEEsWAx.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York. March oi-Cot,on soo,
products are dun, with prices az
heretofore; prime crude oil. barrels, S,5a
.biac; prime summer yellow, in barrels
per ton. '''
New ORLEANS. March 2i.-The market for
cotton seed products is quiet, prime crude
on, in bulk, l5lzUl6c; prime summer vel
SlGVVG l6.7 - per short ton. long tor a..
sxport, Sl7.GOIl75O e VII i"'
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FINANCIAL CABLEGRAM.

New York. March 2i.-The Evening
Except for Americans there was a general
rally In all stocks hero today. the reasons
be ng shortness N stock and the case of
money al the settlement. Americans were
fiat end closed at the lowest.
The Paris and Berlin markets were firm.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

l76. balances. ST. 10. 500. Government bonds
frmer: State bonds dull; railway bonds
weak. Money on call easy at llanls per
cent. last loan. lia closed ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Sisa4 per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills at 4.TA4i,Nl2 for
Posted rates. i.s6ui.s6la and ASA t. $50
ComHercial bills, 4.Sis. Bar silver 50 5-S
Mexican dollars 49a. s..
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e,eZay cera1. Win
- frarket FAR foreign -iee has tes,
n'oft aeh'e ,hsn TOR some dine past.
The tr-ie - al - ssa ovar IN ,e..-.
eyl1' '-ic changes "a refined sugar
Whils corfee has been On a steasv AZ
cine ipr 4 -ofE tine. the lu3lienes sSoet-
~ s.1h, may fDrcs prices even low,
ktorks II roye rs R+ers IL. the be,.ss
i'ae krfs aye rad 20 ~ light. ana viz
norma consumption prices oggh. 10 Al
ne pftSns orchards n California ere
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HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT
HOUSTON SPOTS.
GALVESTON SPOTS.
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

y Il w 'VINI-T4.t4NS u y ..
Tho New Orleans spot market was
easy and unchanged. Quotations:
Low Low ordinary 80 slidaling;, ls-,s
food ordinary. ga Mddlips fair. Z HE
Low mddling ~. >ales ........... ago
NEW YORK SPOTS.
The New York spot market was quiet
and l-l6c lower today. Quotations.:
GOOD ordinary. 8 5-lO Good middline. ~
Low middns.. 1a-ldl Mlddling fair. =. S 3-l6
Mldd!ins ....... 5-I6l>ales. ...... ..... 43l
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n its-Eya porated. Cl4a7c.
PAINTs I'D Ons

oIL-Llns..d. Ia bbls. raw. nc. bouo,
&c. water white. 10 test. In bbls. Itn. IN
Ssses. ,.e5 prime white, 10 test. in bhis
~ w. case. ~. brilliant oil. 81 so. N
hnls, "; stove "a 5olne. IN cases, C0 in
hols. &c Eupion OIL. in Ibis i7c:'ln case
= =; cag0r oil. medical pure. 500. uir.
pau'ire IN bills &c. ' '"l'
MITE LEAD-Strictly pure e,ls;ct1o.
standard Mh.te. lead, pac pa!ntars' r.
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes. n ana x
70 " and % per cont discount. tfew list ~
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Lls-Fsncy New York sta,e RnI1.
wiz 1852 kessets. s. 0ost3. Il, assert.
bASANAS-Frr bunch. uaekad for srt,,-
U.euig t,-7Ni 81 ioo-e hUucbas -,-5i,is y, -
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LNNpON MONEY-


London. March A-Consols for mony
III rs; consols Tor the account 1l2is, Mex
lean ordinary. 209,. Mexican Central. new
Is 69N. Bar silver, 2SS,d, Money, H. per
cent. The rate of discount in the open
market for short and three months bills
9-lGlll 5-S per oen;.