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The times., 1897-06-14
THE sATCHEL THIEF CAUGHT
John Price Stole 1852 From
the metropolitan Line.
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK CITY
After Months OF Searching the De-
tecttves Appreheuded Him He
UnsnccessfuIIy Sought to Conpre-
mise the Case Officers Will Prob
ably Bring Him Here Tomorrow.

John Price, an expert professional bank
sf,eak, who IS wanted here for stealing a
satchel containing ST. ,6S276 from Arthur
o. Babcndrier. superintendent of the Met
cafe last March, was arrested in New York
toetly, and hello for the Washington au-
tnorities.
The news was received at police head
quarters this afternoon in telegram
to Inspector Holiinberger from Chief of
Detectives o 'Brien, of the metropolis.
Ever since the ilIing robbery wascom
mitted, Inspector Hollinberger has been
using every effort to capture the fellow.
Soon after the theft, suspicion pointed To
Price as the thief, and an indictment t
against him was secured ffom the grand
jury.
Photographs of thefellow were procured
from the Finserton' S, and Price was prompt
ly identified by several persons az the
rogue who committed the big robbery.
Copies of the photograph were distributed
far and wide, with q request To the various
police authorities to promptly arrest Price.
After Price learned that the Washington
authorities wanted him for this robbery
be sought through a private detective to
compromise the case.
The detective, it is said, called upon the
officials of the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy and offered to refund 81 900 OF the
stolen money if ne was granted immunity
fro IN arrest.
President Harries and Inspector HolHr-
berger declined to entertain the pIoposi-
ton, and the efforts to run down the bank
sneak continued until his arrest today.
He viii probably be brought here tomoT-
The times., 1897-06-14
HANNA FEARS PAUL SORG.
Former Congressman Formida Bile
Rival for the Senatorial Race.

Senator Hanna is much concerned over
the probably Senatorial candidacy Of
Horfner Congressman Paul j. Sorg, on the
Democratic ticket. AS far as the candi
dacy of John T. Mclean, of Cincinnati,
IN the Democratic ticket is conce erDed, the
fact is that Senator Hanna has not lost,
and will net lose, any sleep over it, as he
feels confident that lie can defeat Mclean
with plenty to spare.
But Sorg is different proposition and
with his usual astuteness Senator Hanna
realizes that Sorg's immense popula -ity
with the wage element and the masses in
general will make the contest a close
one.
For this reason Mr.. Hanna is sincerely
hoping that Sorg will not be sprung rs the
Democratic Senatorial candidate al the Ii st
moment by the coming convention. If
Mclean should be cast aside and Sorg sub.
stituted the blow would be severe one to
Hanna. SO far the latter is confident Of
success To Times reporter he said to-
day:
My latest returns show out of thirty
two county conventions held in Ohio so
far every one has adopted ringing res'iu-
tlons supporting my candidacy. The coul-
ty tickets have been nominated with eX
plicit instructions that the legislators
support me. So far the prospects are Ger
tainly bright -
when do you think the tarif bill will
be passed?'' was asked
Certainly by August 1. However, it
is hardly wise to conjecture, as something
unexpected might arise to intervene. Th,
sugar schedule is making a little hitch
now, and no one can tell how long it will
take to settle this friction
1T s my opinion that the bill, after it
passes the Senate, will bein conference only
a few days, as the intention is to not daily.
but TO give the country the needed stimulus
to prosperity as soon as possible
The times., 1897-06-14
Condition Of the Water.

High ald low tides as officially recorded
at the navy yard for today are as follows:
High Low
o.o4 a M 1852 a m.
I''' p m- 1.3f D. IN.
Temperature and condition of the water
at M Great s-Temperature. II
condition D. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature, IA; condition at north connection.
24; condition at south connection, I2. Dis
tributinS eservoir-Temperature 70: con.
dItion a. influent gatehouse, 10; effluenf
gatehouse, IL.
Schedule for street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at S:35 p. m: extin.
guished at 3: i2 Il. m
N1phtha lamps lighted at S.3Ssp m: ex-
tinguished at 3:35 a. IN.
Incandescent and electric lamps lighted
at $50 p. m: eXtinguished at 3:57 am
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1t will cost you nothing

.ly rose over 2 per cent Reading issues
showed some strength.
American Sugar Refining advanced over
point during the first few minutes, but
was inactive. The market developed more
activity as the morning advanced and its
tendency was Upw ard.
During the first hour Government SIS
rose y per cent and new As Is to IA per
cent Railroad bonds were active and
strong.
The times., 1897-06-14
Two Killed ON a Hand Car.

Portland, Or, June IA special train
officials of the oregon Railway
and Navigation Company, collided with a
handcar containing section hands and their
friends Sunday afternoon, near Rooster
Rock. Two women on the car we're para
lyzed with fright, and could not jump.
In aiding them Charles A. Rathbone, a
farmer, was killed. Robert Dunn, aged
six. son of one of the women, was also
killed
The times., 1897-06-14
MIR. BRYAN ARRIVES IN NORFOLK.
VIII Lecture Tonight and Then De-
part for Cha riotteSviIle.

Norfolk, Va. June Ii. Hon. William
Jennings Bryan arrived here at Z O'Clock
this ,.lorning from Washington and was
met at the steamer by two committees OF
citizens and large number of admirers.
He went to Virginia Beac ch this morning.
Returning he Will hold q public reception
at 5 O'Clock and deliver lecture on BIZ
metallism at 8 o'clock. At 10 p. m. he
will leave for Charlottesville
The times., 1897-06-14
Hundreds OF thousands nave heen !,

Hundreds OF thousands have been in.
duced to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
by reading what it has done for others,
and. having tested its merits for them
selves, are today its warmcst friends. For
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist, 93S street northwest, and
Connecticut avenue and S street north
west
The times., 1897-06-14
InocuIation Against Yellow Fever.

New York, June "A Special from Bueno:
Ayres says: A telegram from Montevideo,
Uruguay. states that DR.. San Arelli has
made extensive experiments before the
congress of South American physicians
with the yellow fever germ, of which he is
the discoverer. The experiments were
made with several animals, which were in
oculated. After witnessing the result of
the tests, the congress officially acknowf
edged the discovery.
The times., 1897-06-14
UPWARD TENDENCY OF STOCKS.
Opening Market Was Weak, But Ac-
tiyity DeyeIOped LATER On,

New York, June 1.-THE lower range Of
prices from London and general talk Of
the possibility of reaction caused the
stock market TO open weak at slightly
lower prices. There was no selling pres
sure, however, and prices soon began to
improve The feature of the first hours
trading was the advance in Jersey Central
which opened 2 per cent lower. but quick
The times., 1897-06-14
McMillan,s Visit to Black.

Senator Mcmillan, chairman of the Senate
District Committee, paid visit to Engineer
Commissioner Black to-day His errand was
to discuss several matters of local impor-
tance that are before the Senate relating
to that branch Of the District government.
The times., 1897-06-14

See the American typewriter Only $40
with a case. A wonder Typewriter Head
quarters and Manufacturers gency, 1907
+ st. NV Burkct & Hewett, A CTS
je9-6t-en
The times., 1897-06-14
CAPITAL Traction,s Long Train,

The longest train OF cars ever run on
the Capital Traction cable line passed
The Times building going west about $50
O'Clock this nj ming. 1t comprised q
grip car, four summer coaches, and the
white mail car, six in ALL
The times., 1897-06-14

We have ready purchasers for second
hand machines. Send yours to Us for
sale. Typewriter Headquarters and Manu-
facturers' Agency, 307 F St NV. Burket
& Hewett, Agts. je9 6t,em
The times., 1897-06-14

This Company has recently pur-
chased valuable gold property
In Cochise County, Arizona, adj
1acent to the celebrated Pearce
Mine; number OF shafts and 500
feet of tunnel work shows large
bodies or ore; and the property Y is
now being worked on a paying
basis, and gives promise OF being
very rich. To extend the develop
ment and provide milling facilities
limited mum her or shares viii be
offered. Tue strictest investigation
solicited. This is Washington
company, and offices are at Rooms
s and 4. Riggs Fire Insurance Co.
Building, 70S 18th st. NV.
PRANK PLAYTER, Secy & Gen Mgl
Jel3-tf
The times., 1897-06-14
JOURNEY OF THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. McKinIey's Train Left Knox
Vile This Morning.

Knoxville, Tenn, June II. President
Mckinley train passed here this morning
at 5:35 o'clock for Asheville, n. C.
There was small crowd, but no demon
stration at the depot
The times., 1897-06-14

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily 10y W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Rankers and Brokers. Members of the
Y Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 f street
The times., 1897-06-14

New York Stock Market
Corrected daily by w b Hfbbs & Co,
Bankers aEd Brokers Members of the
N. z. Stock Exchange, 1927 + street
OPP. High. Low D. m
The times., 1897-06-14
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.
512 Thirteenth Street N. w.

Office HOurs-9 TO IL a. ~, 1 to
p. IN. daily; g To p. m, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday; closed Oh
Sunday. ie14 Stem
The times., 1897-06-14
Catarrh Positively Cured.
Generous Offer!

for treatment of CATARRH at his
office before JULY I'd, will be given
one months treatment aud all med
fcines absolutely FREE OF CHARGE.
The times., 1897-06-14
EYES NEED CARE IN
HOT WEATHER.

The glare OF the sun, combined
with the heat, fs sufficient to affect
nine out often persons eyes The
best protection is properly fitted
Glasses We examine eyes free, and
furnish first-class Glasses, if needed.
for 81.
The times., 1897-06-14

rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Kidney
Troubles, Liver Complaint, Asthma,
bronchitis, Female Troubles, Head
ache, Colds, Coughs and all Throat
LING and Blood Diseases Quic ky and
Perma nently Cured BY
The times., 1897-06-14
New York Cotton Market.
Washington steck Exenange.

Metropolitan r. K. Scrip. S4S.14
at 108 1 2; Lans;on Monotype, 200 at 10:
100 at Il; lO0 at IL; 14 alta
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The times., 1897-06-14
Dr.. HeiSGr'S Homeopathic Remedies.

A separate cure for each disease. With
them every one can become his own doctor.
Price, 25 cts, 90 cts. and ST. 90 per
vial.
The times., 1897-06-14
DR.. HEISER' S
Static Electrical Machine,
Relieves Obstinate or Long-Standing
Diseases and Invigorates
the Entire Body.
1t Cures Paraly sis. stiff Joints, Men
ralgia, Nervous Diseases and
All Muscular Pains.
The Pains and Aches Disappear AS If
by Magic.

II You Are Sick Call at DIR. Heiser's
Office, Where You Can Have the
Most Thorough Medical Exam.
ination and Advice without
Costing You N Penny.
The times., 1897-06-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-ParJner with $500 to $500;
an active man, willing TO WORK, can
make from SO TO $40 per week, give
name, address and refs. III you mean bUsi-
ness Address ENTERPRISE, this Office
iel 4 4t-eTu
The times., 1897-06-14

FOR SALE-6Ood grocery; in fine toca-
ton, tent Ch cap; maj king handsome profit
COMMERCIAL EXCHANG 619 ST NV.
lel3-yG
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could be desired by the grizzlies. the
bear In the market and additional Llv-
rrpOOl market was very weak. Under
such circumstances It would have been
surprising II the price Of wheat had
not opened lower and It did so. JUS
started at from 6Sssc To GSAc, compared
with yesterdays close OF Ggc. BY 10
o'clock helped by the covering OF shorts
who were made tlmid by the bad crop
reports which came from France and
Russia, II had recovered to sc But II
held there FOR only few seconds and
6SNc was soon reached again. Chicago
receipts were fourteen cars. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth received 29l cars, com
pared with 2O7 week ago and $40 cars
the corresponding day OF the year be-
fore. Liverpool closed at Id decline.
Exports from Atlantic ports were equal
In wheat and flour TO $4,000 bushels
Notwithstanding the fine weather crop
repor:S showed no Improvement Dut
lust the reverse from many localities
ana probably from California. The press
dispatches said of the situation that u
was very grave with rain badly needed
to insure even an average crop, THESE
latter considerations finally made short
sellers hold their hands and without
ANYTHING further OF profoundly bear
dormant for about twenty minutes.with
the price stationary between the eH-
tremes OF 6S&c bid and 6SAc sellers. be
nan slowly TO improve and about 1850
q m, July had risen. in spite Of con-
siderable opposition 90 69&c some bad
accounts OF the Kansas crop helped To
bring around the improvement mention
ed
After that the price saggcd again TO
6STkc. In the last fifteen minutes or
the session. however. some people VINO
hal sold short In the morning, attempt,
ed to reverse their positions. They haI
considerable difficulty In doing so ana
In the struggle the price was forced up
to GSS, G6s7sc. The closing price was
6g4,c sellers
Corn was steady helped by apparent
connecting OF Nav. The spot demand was
poor. II was rather 4 puZZlins market,
as in spite Of the weakness OF wheat
and the favorable weather, the market
was we'll supported Trade was almost
utterly stagnaut at times. Exports
amounted to 100000 bushels, July open
ed unchanged al age and advanced TO
g47.c. where II closed.
Oats were irregular. firm Tor May.
fairly steady for July, but rather weak
for September. The May firmnesS was
on the shipping demand, which was eS x,
ceIlcnt. The trade was moderate at al
times, July opened shade lower. at
i7Ic. sold between l7nGi7hc and l7isc'
closing steady al l1AdlIEc.
Provisions We're dull. the only Incl
dent belna little squirt in pork on
commission house buying The opening
was weak on the liberal receipts a.
hogs. Pork soon recovered. but lard
and ribs showed lanGuor all day. Al thS
close July pork was TIC higher az ~ oV
hid IuIy lard unchanged at 81 O5 and
.Juiv ribs eIsc higher. at 81 62is.
Estimated receipts Thursday. Wheat
10 cars: corn. 100 cars. oats, 2lO cars
hogs. 5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as Follow:
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Tomorrow evening at the Opera
House the Hrst exhibition OF the Young
Mons Christian Association viii be
neId and the interest taken by the
friends of the participants ana the as
ISOLATION msurcs a large audience,
The different classes have been work.
Ing hard on their parts assigned them,
and the exhibition bids fair TO be well
worth going to see. The work, aside
from being entertaining, presents to the
hubble the work that has been going on
Ia the gymnasium OF the SliM. G. \.
Inc past winter. The Wheeling ANA
teur Orchestra Will furnish the music
and win add greatly TO the entertain
uieut,
The work on the horizontal bar viii
M given by first Cluss, II is generally
conceded 10 be the hardest piece OF
apparatus tn perform on Those that
have been collected for this class are;
Chas Alexander, Harry Maliins, Chas.
long. Harry Prosser. Rudolph Schott
and = J. state. Then fOllows the work
by the senior class, as follows; Fred,
Seuhardt. William Huber. Ed. ARM
bruster, Andrew Neshitt, lsnoe Hendcr-
San Fred CardauH. George Huopwood,
VIII H. FlotU, Chas. Alexander hlSh-
orJ Meek. II. A. Miller Hanson Del
Sr,rrc n "A. Boye. Harry Prosser.
HAIRY Mallins. stuart FalCk George
Weiss {. +. Rirt. Rudolph Schott, Char,
Barkley, Louis T. Fcldman, 6, Dixie
man. go.
Hog, Walter whitehousc, Alfred Neu-
man Wiil SWitzcf Frank Wait George
Uesse Frank Mcdick. Chas. bong, on
Yer Elliott. Frank schmidt. harry Al
len Guy Rehout. Walter Rodgers, John
Fair Robert Emblem. Lamont Boyd j.
n Gulespey. John Jefferson Allcn
Trarv Addison Collier George Mersh-
rod n Oliver. John Wolfe Walter Nc
Cmre Chas. Fleisner, Chas, Paden,
George Ehrle. Add Daily, John Wey-
REX. pan. Dawson George Jones. j
NssbItt. Eugene Armbruster John
C;Famnck. Robert MuIi, Leroy Reed, \.
The boys class will perform the free
hand calisthenics nnd 90 through mill.
t5ry cvnlutions. The class is MADE up
M the follnwing Alfred Hcsse. Geo
Ren,kr. Philip Birmingham, Edw Ritz,
rh,s Wells Wm BodC. Howard Bode,
ChaS Green Howard Dudley, Harold
Young. Bodlpy Brooks. Howard Nesbttt.
Leon SpragE Muriei Woodruff, VIM.
Berekc. Edwin Noise Wesley Schultz.
Elmer Barnett. Harry Nanburs, Carl
Eli FHy SILVER, Walter Meyers, Edw
Rentsch. Ge:son Isrnberg John Berry.
Albert Metcaif Harry Scheneriein, FL
wood Metzner ChaS Nankeuren, AL
,red PAUL. Jack CulbertsOn, Geo, Hoge.
Louis k.llmeyer
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Cash quotations were as ielloWs'
Flour'duict and rather easier.
Whcat-No . spring 1OhmlAc; NO
snring nominal; No. . red s6AHS9hG.
Corn-No. :, 233sg24hc; NO. yeiIoW
2ihd2iAc. ,-, ~ , ,,.,,t.o oo6
a2s,c. No white lS&Q22c,
Rye-No .. 32Ac,
B3rley-No. :, nominal; No. 3, 2saS2c;
Flaxsccd--No. l. 75HG77%c
TImothvseed-P Prime. 81 90
Moss Porlt-Per barrel s. SOFAS 80.
Iard-Per 100 ms. 81 90.
short Rlbs--Sides Uoose) 81 5OHt ~
Drv sailed shoulders boxed jAG5lsc.
short clear sides boxed lm5ac
Whisky Disullers' finished goods
per snss aiisni p % $3.50; graduated
47Gc. a,. ,,o
butter market was steady; creamerles
llGi5c: dalrics SGll3c
Checsc-Weak at lO'gdllc,
EaEs-Steady; fresh ShdS'sc.
NEW YORK-Flour. receipts 49, AI'
hnrrels. exports 22,79S barrels; market
Grmrr and more active, especially on
s1rinv patents: Minnesota patents
"a 95GA 30: winter extras 81 25H" DO
Wheat receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
ii5 On bushels: spot market iirmer; No.
/ hard winter 767Sc; options opened cas-,
icr on nnc weather news. but rallied
and was firm all day. closing strong on
cxport business and "chinch bug stor-
loo nj Imkc net advance, May lbGg
77GC. closed at 77SSc September Il&T
72igc. closed at I2Rc.
CoTn. receipts ATS bushels; exports
oIG 797 bushels: spot market frmcr; No.
: Sgii Q. options opened steady ana
were drm MI day on backward seeding
ard the rIsd In wheat. closing 4c net
higher: MAY ?S li-l6a29c; closed at 29c;
S"ntembcr 3ihG3lhc; closed AT 2lMc.
0ots receipts $4,000 bushels. exports
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WHEELING DAILY INTEILIGENoER, THURSDAY MAY g 1881
A TEA INspErroR
Wanted to Gna,d Against Impure Teas
From Japan.

From Japan,
TACOMA. Wash, Mays The Ia
coma chamber OF commerce. aided by
Eastern Importers. Is making strong
effort to have the secretary OF the treas
ury appoint q Tao Inspector for this port.
The recent law to prohibit the lmporta-
ton OF deletrous teas provides for the
appointment Of seven inspectors, only
one OF which is To be stationed ut San
Francisco IL assigned to the Pacific
coast. II IL considered stnrnBc In the
importing circles that no Inspector was
assigned to Tacoma since half the tea
imported into the United States dur
ing the past two seasons entered
through this port. II no inspector IL
stationed here the tea transported by
the Northern Pacific and Nippon YUKON
Knisha lines must be held at tldewatcF
eight or ten days until samples nrc Tor
warded To san Francisco or Chicago
and the result OF tests returned here.
This condition would greatly hamper
the importers and railroads In forward.
ing tea TO eastern markets on quick
time. and II possible, will be avoided.
II may be found necessary TO Introduce
n bill in congress to provide for an
cigth inspector to be located at Tacoma
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25i,6si bushels: spot market firm; No. 2.
2gihC. options quiet. but steadier on DIG
export trade. closing h@hc net higher;
May closed at 22hc.
Hay steady. Hops quiet, Hides firm.
Leather stetFiy.
Beef firm. CutmcRts weak
Lard dull; western steamed - 20; re-
fined quiet.
Pork steady.
Eggs dull; state and PENNSYLVANIA
l0Nl0lsc; western fresh 9GlOc' southern
Sisq9c.
TaIiow quiet Rosln quiet Turpentine
quiet. Rice steady Molasses quiet.
Coffee. options opened quiet; closed
steady and unchanged TO points lower;
sales 1850 bags.
Sugar, raw strong: refined strong,
BALTIMORE-BIO dull and un-
changed; receipts G.Si9 barrels: exports
%. COS barrels. Wheat quiet: spot 7GAQ
7Glsc; receipts 2.73l bushels; exports
none: southern wheat By sample SOD
9Oc. Corn steady: spot 2SIsG2SMc;
steamer mixed 2Ga26hc; receipts lIl,O22
bushels: exports G0.50O bushels;southern
white corn 3liac; do yellow 3lc. oats
nrm: demand steady: No. white Zou
&c: receipts 7.43S bushels; exports none
RYE weak. No western 39c bid; re-
ChlnkA di.HtI DuAWflHr NNliblN' ilNlaN' s''''
arm: choice timothy Sl4 5Oalj 90. Butt
ter firm and unchanged. EGGS firm ana
unchanged. Cheese steady aud I'M
changed
TOLEDO-Wheat higher and firm;
cash and May 9lhc: July ISi=c: sep
tember7 4c. Corn active and steady: No,
mixed 24lsc. No. corn 23l-c; No. :
yellow &c; No : yellow 2ji3c: May
gl4c. Oats dull and steady: No. mix
ed lSc; No. 2 white gOc: July lSc. Rye
dull: No. ., 35c. Cloverseed dull; prime
cash 81 40
CISCINNATI-Flou quiet. Wheat
Gulet: No. > red Ole. Corn firm; No. z
mixed 26%G27c. Oats firm: No. : mixed
&c. Rye firm; No. ., S7TSSc. Lard easy
At 50 So Bulkmeats Dun at S. O"fil 10
BACON dun at IS 556f5 80. Whisky II ~
Butter quiet. Sugar quiet Eggs frmes
At TIAc. Cheese steady.
PHILADELPHIA - Butter steady;
fancy western creamery lie. Eggs iirm
fresh nearby and do western lOc' Cheese
unchanged.
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CHOCAGO-There was an active and
stronger market for cattle. sales be-
ing largely ut an advance OF Toe. Sales
OF native beef cattle We're on basis OF
81 S5d4 90 for the poorest up to 81 ESD
/ 20 fo- prime heavy cattle. Sales were
largely at 81 35d% IS, half fat lots pre-
dominating. Butchers stun sold better
than for some days and fat heifers sold
particularly we'll Bulls also sold more
satisfactorily. the best exporters going
at 81 90 and poor bolognas at s. co.
Calves were active at yesterdays ad-
vance with the best ones in brisk de-
mRnd at s. %. Most OF the Texas steers
sold at 50 coal 10, fed lots selling around
the top.
There was a very good demand for
hogs and light weights remained near
10 stendy. but others averaged nickle
lower than on Yesterday. Heavy pack
Ing lost brought 50 45d3 g. and prime
light sold as high rs 81 97is. the bulk
~ Tho hogs crossing the scales atS3 SOd
2 S7Il, while pigs sold largely at - 500
. 95, ~ ,,-,
Prices for sheep were slightly hlgher
with a better demand.
SnIcs were on "A basis Of s. 50d3 90 for
inferior sheep up to 81 SOFAS 20 FOR prime
nocKs. with the bulk Of the trading at
81 TbfIl 75 Fewer westerns are arrtv'
ing and the present receipts consists
largely OF Texans. Lambs sold freely
AT "a OOdS 10 for culls and inferior lois
up 10 81 SOFAS Is FOR westerns and - 500
5 rs for CoIorados.
Receipts: Cattle. 1l.O0o head; hogs
%, 900 head; sheep 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa.-Cattle un-
changed. Hogs. steady at yesterdays
nrIces sheen, steady; clipped sheep,
choice "a 1894 40. common 50 OOgS 60;
choice lambs 81 OOa5 10; common to
good lambs 81 0OF4 S.: spring lambs
s O0a7 90: veal calves 81 5OaA 40
CTNCINNATI-Hogs active at 50 GOA
8 gIia.
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ROsTON-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow;
The wool market has ruled quiet dur
Ing the past week There has been
very little domestic wool selling and
new transactions in foreign woods have
been comparatively light. In some
eases large sales are made up ~ con,
tracts contaminated some time ago ana
not given ont until the actual arrival OF
Inc woods. Domestic woods OF all class
es have been slow.
Sales in Boston for the week aggre-
gate Z. iG1, 900 pounds. l,2l2,OOO being do
nestle and 3,9j5OOO pounds foreign
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
i57 ,347 shares
NEW YORK-Wool firm.
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CHICAGO - Wheat showed great
weakness for time to-day but later
recovered sc loss and advanced Nc
besides. weak Liverpool cables were
the main cause Of the weakness and
crop dnmage reports the latter strength,
Corn and oats were benefited To the
extent OF Ne and Nc, respectively, Pro
visions closed unchanged to TIC higher.
In wheat the weather was oil that