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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
kstieyl,vnl Collsg, Mates.

Professor MacEwnn II rejoicing In the
arrival Of = son and heir
Hts presence seemed welcome 10 an stu.
dents ana former associates
Professor iiedrick IL planting about
the campus and lawns a foW beds nf
shrubs Tor neNt seasons ndurnmrnt
Professor Paul. former president. ad-
dressed che students recently 40 chapel.
He talked on The growth Inevitable 90
one who performs a mission" abroad.
Among the exercises Tor the I.1nFfrl.
low Literary society Tor Monday even
ing, u an address ON the work NJ the
poet for whom the society u named. hy
W. H. Homer.
DR. Tanner, who has spent some time
studying nlsmarcks character aud
career. gave tho students q half hour .
address on the German warrior aud
rtatenman, Friday morning
Pans are already aflnt far holding
! summer school at the college mex,
hummer. No better accommodations
IN buildings Laboratories. libraries. can
be found In the northwest. and Logan
has q pleasant summer tnmate.
Or. a. 9. ormHhy. superintendent ~
clchc stake sunday school work. al.
dressed the students at chapel one
morning last week Iir oxhoned The
students especially the young ladies. 10
EQUIP themselves for home and pric.
teal life,
Professor forter who r. away attend
INK a scientific meeting at Washington.
y, C., WILL on his way home. ylHE M
Now York. Michigan. Wlnconnin and
Iowa stations and call on bic parents IN
Omaha.
o Tho attendance ~ q little IN advance
~ the corresponding dates ~ last year.
siugrlcrs are still coming in. and Will
have twice This term 90 TCt ncqutintc I
with The workings ~ the Institution. ca
o. 10 do something next term.
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STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah bank aud Commercial Stocks and
other high grade Investment socuriiius
bought and sold
Loans 90 stocks
Dividend paying stocks bought aud sold
Investment orders from Institutions TINS.
ICES u estates and capitalists will receive
Tie beat OF attention
a. - JOHN O CUTLER, IB,
1shH' 70 Main ~
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:, e y! ~ WANTED At 40. 'as SOUTH

GrRL WANTED At 40. ,as SOUTH
First West street.
Uoun. RELIABLE MEN 40 HANDLE
our apoglaitlss Throughout the Nrsti quick
sellers. large profits Nfito Immediately tor
featuring company. nvpt X. Cincinuut. %.
DO YOu WANT Work. DO YOr
want helpf Go 60 iicrkolrath a Co. the
employment people, 100 east Second South
street. Telephone ilt
a GOOD 0ittt. (MOnMON uilL PRE-
fcrredl ~ ttfth Fast
a GOOD utttt. FOR GENERAL
homework No washing Apply Afa.
John y. cannon. Third East and Tenth
South.
large cities 90 handle Hlldelinr. hrht sam.
plea. libsral commission. hox ~ sum
init, y, .
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Carpet Prices Cot In Two 1T =. a.. MI
During the three days sale. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nuv, "a, q,
and "a
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NAY. GRAIN. coal. wooD. FEED Ann
country produce W.. lInyt dunloB 10 Nest
south Temple. Tue itvd FRONT"
sALr LAkt COAL COMPANY. tK.b
Simon. nanAser ~ Main street The
lAY, DRAIN, COAL AND IItD-
4 2, louih, all kinds OF coal ~ too aud
sack. kidding nud wood hiicd hayi Tree
delivery - south state.
nay GRAIN. coal AND WE'D
Wholesale nnd retail. Clad nrus. ,lif state
street aud gasouth Wet Tcmple
nay, GRAIN, COAL. WOon. IEkD AND
county produce, W. lloyt, dealer. 10 West
south Temple
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noals ron THOUSANDS.


To iatter-day saint. who Desire Good
rlace. Ia Make uomfoTtrhlr iiame..
a 0ood Opportunity 10 Accumulate
Means TO Ray Tor Them without Ia
curling the bondage 81 Dsbt,
one hundred thousand dollars In
labor wanted,
FIFTY miles Of the Alberta compnny'a
canal 10 be built. for which half Will
be paid Ia cash and balance In excel.
lent prairie land. at ti.-an acre, with
free water Tor two years 20 nrat set
tiers on these lands,
Lands are 10 be settled In hamlet
or settlement form. Ia order 20 afford
settlers the benefit Of ward orEanlza-
lions, including day ana Sabbath
schools.
All labor will be contract work. nj
ten cents a cubic yard for earth work
Gravel loose and solid rock 10 DO paid
FOR IN proportion.
An industrious. nble-b0died man.
with team can earn good farm, town
lot and cottage IN one year.
Lands 10 be settled ARE adjacent "a
a railway. Plenty Of coal Tor fuel near
at hand.
For special rates NJ transportation
for passengers. household goods
teams, etc, etc, apply To WIN. e.
Spence, Box H. salt Lake city, or q.
o, Card. cardHton, ", w. T.. Canada.
a. "a Hfs.
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Save your money ana when you got
a Dollar. denoait % with Zilna SaN.uEi
Rank a Trust Co. I. .. MAin - The
Ofiieers and Directors aroi Wllfird
Woodruff. FrsHident. George O. Can.
non. Vice President George ~. Can.
SNOW, n q. Weber. Hobrr J. Grant.
James Jack. ffauclt ". Lyman. An.
gua ~. Cannon, ls1rgr UfynJliA. d.
u. Clawann, l. John Nuttall.
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99 ,S, l geliglf =, rl W, ADDRESS n


GOOD rfttulir PIANO ApbiiEss D.
~ West second south street.
TmlEE rNruHNisurD ROOMS AND
barn very cheap ic North main
.rilE wAlkEn House DINING
Rooms ana .ki!,h'pi everything complete
MODERN GROOM muCK iIoUaE
bath. reception hall. furnace. etc.. Second
south and Eleventh East y l.. ioEEs,
2l1 ulnly BLOCK.
- HOUSES ALL PRICES. KINDS
ana locations Tutiie iifos. 10 Main
toAE YAlin, COMPLETE ruR coat
busnrssi test location iu tho ctYt also
y ~ house, corner iiith South aud Thltd
TWO nuoMR AM SUMMER kirCiE
~. complete Cor housekeeping. e. west
ELEuANT SUNNY ROOMS. Ali.
modern convenience. hot and cold water.
electric llght and steam heat cheap. ~
D Main
Ion nrSr TuHNHmn
riiE HARMON nLuCk-nEAUTIruL
lnt.o roms, steam hest Uiuctrlc light aud
hHth ~ last -rrnnd south
ltstANi ikONI sOfrEi Also TWO
unfufnIshei rooms. Normandy annex, 80
sac
mostly FURNISHED ROOMS ron
llsht housekeeping also sleeping rooms
LEDANT, LARuE SUNNY RooNs
nicely furnished modern o. nveniences,
cannon House. sc West oath Temple.
NEWLY ttRNtrli.D iguoMsi ALL otI.
First south.
ELtGANTLy FURNISHED SUNNY
fuumsi nice llchuuui reasonable rates.
.at south West Temple.
NICELY ftRSlsiiED ROOMS. WITH
ur without nrHt-cinHH board ~ prT month.
lf2 south West Temple street
NICELY ftRNiSiiEb ROOMS; 40 A
week upwards, steam heat, hath. electric
l'Eht etc. - east Second South Mrs.
q ~. He'll, proprietor.
ELEGANT ROOMS. DINING ROOM
under tho management " the nnrHt cas-
trrrr in the city, popular prices. Corner
Third South and state street
HOARD AND ROOMS. TABLE
West Temple street
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rrmNI.nrD ROOMS Am noAnp.
NiCELY fuRNisnrb RoOMs WITT
hrst-class hoard. elsa Hast second south
IIAInpRussING AND MANIcuRIso

iIAiRpREssINd AND MANICrHiSG
artistic work; room " Mercantile block
corner Muln and Third south
CHRoroDlRT AND MANHltuE
Prof Robert Miller, once 90 Harmon
Hook. Gorna removed and cured fr.,
from pain.
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wIiIi'r.

INA e MARTIN MAKES on
epaira all kinds 81 whip work Lashos los
20 80 a footi = south West Tompia
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DnnoIMIr. an NIArs.


ANbEn-oN, TAYLOR 4 co. WHO'LL.
sale Trocrrsi produce aud comm ssluu {
county orders promptly allied. 1l-d3 south
West Temple
uitOCFKIts-C Il SMITH. STAPLE a
fancy groceries, NholrsAlc aud retail free
delivery, $40 routh state street.
uLOnE MAT Marker CnOtUE
Meat. Of all kinds Everything nfst class
10 Main -
pROuIHiSs MAT MAikEr. iai WESF
second street south Cheapest place In
tho city for cash, ltnest meats. poultry,
Eggs, oysters Call Tor orders. Prompt de-
livery 10 all parts ~ the city. Ningst a
Manek. Prupfietors
Al MONTANA CASH GROuIRY
wholesale aud retail staple aud fanny Fru-
enriesi hay, grain aud coal 80 West South
1emplr
lKEsn AND CURED MtAIs llsil. oY
sturs, humr-rrudofud lard aud sausage a
speciality. smith Sou. iol West south Tom
pie street
GROCERIES AND MEATs-IoHN Nc
Donald, IT,. tho grocer, sna-slo Main street,
lust received new fruits for nineo meats
and puddlngs
0RouEHlES AND MEATS -wM. WOOD
" choice meatN plultry anu game In our
enlarged MARKETS West First south. Tai "a
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Castle Gate and Winter Quarters.
Lump, Nut ana slack
Anthracite, an sizes.
ID, ]. SHARP. Agent
VI hnuth. Main. Telephone. i29
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srwiNG mAonIy,,


BOUGHT, sOLn, RENrEp prr,...---.
Niles 3 johnson. $40 State street hfAliEn
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rnM M man rsrNIr.


BAHGAtNS. .TuTrLE BhOs. AGENCY.
so iNio cor. lot. y. 3th y ~
Sec. fNlR nut lot, shade. o. 7th No.
tau, cottage. lot sRat. Esifgot close.
SUM shnii. tth NJ. ~ near ard T.. -.
filui. f-fuum brick FstrccL Darlington.
fleoo aruom lrict, aki0 lot south III ".
fi.H, e-stury store, new. cor. Nth y
siim, t.fuoul briot, nth East icost t,anoi.
slcn No. a. Jefferson ~, sold last sastl
tiiOt aNi0 and houses, ist 81. ront flin
siiho, s.ruum. iri last. 9Th south shade
flnn t-routn, new, modern, Hth EasL
fls5t broom, new, gitNtO 9th South. close.
fisu. t.ruom. lot lNiu, south frnut, First ~.
f.s0 modern, attkin and bnrn,E Sih south.
sue 3HAtN south font. East brigham
fsut mudrtu, nss, room, Darlington,
$4,000. residence, D, brigham 81, corner.
Surprising how macy bargains W. eau Of
Ter lust nov. call and see Us Iuttln iifus,
100 Main. Progress building
FuuH-UouM nRtCK. THIRD SOUTH.
Nosi, fsopi 80 down 50 per month, Modern
Groom brick, lliM tustl hot water, bath,
olyrtrlc nfhtl sinn. ~ down. ~ Der month,
Thompson, uurnoy Cab uhicc
tiO0 MN. MODEM stN-HOOM MktCk,
90 Tcnth East near tlrst south nearly
glmplotrd snap Mcourrin s Co, =
NUst second south
sioo nAituAiN. nMNEH GOING AWAY.
Comfortable Louise offour lafge rooms, hall.
rlosrt, lafHo summer Kitchen new barn,
lafFl LOT, centre location. Enquire p J. Isl
North ~
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a rOCKET nOoK BETWEEN THE o. 3.
!. letot and Iii Nofth lifth Vest Hoturu
TO this once ana receive reward. -
GORDON sETTER FEMALE PUP.
about NIX months old answers 20 the name
Ut BruumshuV Return TO " rtephu strcot
ana be rewarded
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AUCTION

ADMINISTRATORS sNfr
~ htu " nrsduy. Novetit- VN ft'rs
ion''.r.. n ~ sonih MAI, :. ard = \,
" ID 70 we hlghcst tildef H.. i.e,t y VII
od liz ~ en I9fn,if5c tgo On os5s AN ~ y
81 ,oiaiae' Of 10 Bad iFSn',ns .io'g,, IA ~ 2
IAN ~ pictures. lot store a,t..lo. foi'af1
,,he estate ~ John q. rfao -. etc. e.a.
H. Cray. Administrftor 's' 'elesloi 4
Il. A ANpHEwS Ay,,,.
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CEssPooL AND CLOSET WORK ALI
salt Lake city y. DAlllmoer'
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i'm OF NuNfNnEH. RAD COW. nAD
haltgr ana PICKET tupei liberal reward for
y. = Alcofn, fhivl wcst aud MONTAGUE
AtItk 1lltAtEN GALL All uLI.
monies confectionery. Tor pure home made
candles they give satisfaction. ., Hast
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UTAH COAL

photographs ~ fnest quality made by
Johnson-Pratt Drug Co, a Main 81.
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MgGon,Nr tAiLoits


,,fuRNi,iiiNGs AM HONE MADE
Hats NJ Factory Prices Hats Cleaned
Dyed aud Repaired. TIE Hat iot. 9. Main.
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wNf,nNNNrll- AN nwlllns

y. IS ItNStN. lsfAHll-HEnE IA a.;
large stock watt hcs. irvblfY and silvrfsss5
uue watch aud ivvelry repairing olaf
Iifst south.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
GROCERIES.
gistcr ONCE,


WHEELING, January ..
Beyond the usual tiuctuation in sugar.
which is so slight as to be of no import
ance prices remain at last weeks quo
tations.
Svrup-silver Drip syrups. 1Sc; Fancy
S5c: choice &c; prime, SOC; mixed goods
New Orleans rs; bakers goods &C.
hams, Sc; 20-lb average. 7s4c: S. c. break
fast bacon. 784mS12c: S. c. shoulders 612c;
city sides Sc, nam beef. l6l2c
tomatoes. new 81 05: Hartford Co. stand
ARD corn. 15c: lib Honey Drop corn, s Y;
California Lemon cling Peaches 81 p;
peaches 81 Is; pie peaches Sc; lib Deep
Sea fun standard cove oysters, SIC; lib
light weight. cove oysters :, eoc; Acorn
beef 81 10. lib can chipped beef, 81 90. lib
can lunch tongue. So co. 49,
Oil-Lard. extra western, strained. ooc:
carbon Oil. 40. 6l2c: carbon. $50, 11ac; water
white 71ac; Lewis miners winter white OIL
SIC; summer white 2Sc
Lard-Schenk pure kettle. terces. sic:
ArnOur'S pure. tlerCeS. 33sc, Ife. advance
for smaller packages over tferces Is as fol-
lows: Fancy tubs, sc; 30-lb TINS, &c; W-!b
tins. We; l0-lb ,lns. &c; 5-ib tins. &c; BIB
' sueaFs-Cut loaf 5.S7c; cubes, 5.5ac;
powdered 5.54c, granuated. standard,
$50 granulated, fine. 5.f9c; Columbia
n
i59c: white extra c. 4.62c; q, 4.49c; choice
R Hi Pearl. &c: choice Pearl, sac;
choice domestic, 1c: prime domestic. &C;
Coffee-Green coffee, fancy golden Rio.
Ice: fancy green. 15c: choice green, HE;
roasting grades, 1012c: Java. &c. Roast
al in packages, Arrow. 9.2sc: Pan Handle.
$3.50; Arbuckle d Co.'S roasted. 9.29c;
Lion, 9.z9c; bulk roasted sac, Old Coy,
ernment Java roasted 29c Mocha and
]; va &c, A grade Rio, &c.
Teas-Young Hyson. per lb, 3Om55c: gun
powder 30dS6c: imperial. 40d55c; Japan,
2S075c. OOlong. 27MS0c: Souchang. 27G70c.
Candles-Star full weight. TIC: para
fine per lb. 912c Electric Light, per ID, Sc,
Vinegar-Choice cider. 12al4c per gallon:
standard city brands. 10G1c per gallon;
country 13M15c per gallon as to quality.
Fish-No. 2 mackerel. 100 lbs, s11 0G: No.
extra mackerel. 12-6bls. new. 100 lbs,
s12 90: No. >. 50 lbs. s1l 90; No 3 small.
S. % for 100 lbs No. 3 large. 100 lbs. SO 90.
Salt-No. /, per bbls. soc; extra. per Dbl,
81 90; dairy, fine, I'VE bushel sacks. zoe
wooden Ware-No tubs. s. 90: No. 2.
81 25: No 5, 50 so: 2-hoop pals, 81 Is: g.
hoop, 81 81: single washboards. 81 80; dou
bic do 81 50: fine crimped double do, g rs:
single do 81 p.
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Eri ding - Ae1iio

Co. Local Brokers, Exchange Bank
Building 0A.
New York, January 25.-Strength
IN London was an important factor in
me early stock market. The Cuban
situation was more pacific and ru-
mors from the far East was greatly
improved. The fact that Spain had
full knowledge of the action of the
United States in the sending OF the
Name to Havana, and did not op-
pose it was regarded as a favorable
influence and commission houses in
terests who executed selling orders on
the break yesterday were eager to
buy back stock at opening to-day
This display of eagerness was too an
parent. however, and in consequence
comparatively few stocks came out
Prices were easily bid up and numer-
Gus advances of 70 to l per cent. at
the opening were soon extended to |
to ~ per cent, the latter being
scored in Consolidated Gas on gossip
that all the New York gas companies
would consolidate. London purchased
round lots of Northern Pacific, Louis
vile and Nashville and st. Paul and it
is evident that that centre pays no
attention to Cuban rumors and prob
ably thoroughly understands the dip
lomatic relations involved Suisse
quently there was less energy to the
upward movement and some stocks
fuctuated independently of the gener-
al list There was talk that it is the
intention of Lake Shore to put its
stock on an per cent basis, despite
the fact that conditions do not war
rant such action. Quotations on Span
ish bonds in London were practically
the same as a week ago. A feature
was the extensive buying by arbitrage
houses for foreign account induced
by the maintenance Of the level of
prices for Americans in London above
the New York parity.
Corrected daily by T. o. NJ. Davis & Co.,
brokers, Exchange Bank Building
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the decline to 93lac, which took place
after the bulge to 9ic.
Late in the session, however reports
that Italy's bread riots were increasing
and that reserves had been called out,
started some brisk buying, and May
was advanced to 941sc. The closing
price was $3.50 Not much was done
in July, and prices rather tended down
ward. 1t ranged between Soc and S4Aic
and closed at S47sc, shade under yes
terday's price Corn, though inactive,
was decidedly firm. Moderate receipts
and the stormy weather west caused
some investment buying and also re-
suited IN moderate covering by shorts.
Offerings were very limited. The late
strength OF wheat was also factor.
May ranged from 294c to 29c and
closed1s @Ac higher at 29B @29Ac.
Oats were firm all day, though trad
ing was even smaller than IN corn.
1t was a scalping trade, with prices
influenced by the strength of wheat.
May ranged between 237s and 23$4c
and closed a shade higher at 2334 q
237sc.
After a rather easy opening, pro-
VISIONS luTu0u StIClS dIiu lSIloihCu 81
throughout. Scalpers were against the
price early, but trade soon broadened
out, outsiders coming into the market
quite freely and this, with good buying
by local operators. advanced prices
steadily. The close was strong at
about top prices. May pork was 121ac
higher at $40 O21a; May lard TIC
higher at 81 9212, and May ribs 712c
higher at 81 5712.
Estimated receipts Wednesday,
Wheat, 80 cars; corn, 100 cars; oats, Is
cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
ASSOCIATED Press Quotations.)
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season, and pigs went at So 500

ing season, and pigs went at So 500
3 Tx.
Sheep and lambs steady and 1C@15c
higher. Sales were at So 0093 so for
inferior to common, up to s4 60 for
choice. Lambs good at IS 25G5 80,
the bulk bringing S. 90 and up.
Receipts: Cattle, $500 head; hogs,
23,0C0 head sheep, $4,000 head.
East Buffalo, N. Y, January 25.-Cat-
tie, quiet; prime to extra choice steers
S5.10@5.25; good to choice fat shipping
steers s4.75@485; fair to good steers
S3.90@4.25; good fat cows S3.60@3,90;
common old COWS S210@2.S5.
Hogs-Yorkers, good to choice s4.0o;
roughs, common to choice s3.25@3.50;
pigs, good to choice, s3.S5Q395.
Lambs-Choice to extra S5.80@5.90;
culls to common, $4.75@ 5.40.
Sheep-Choice to selected wethers
s4.65@4.90; culls to common $3.25q3.S5.
East Liberty. Pa, January 25.-Cat-
tie. steady; prime 81 S504 80; COM
mon SO 35M3 rs; bulls, stays and cows
81 CC@3 20.
Hogs. steady: prime assorted me-
dunn weigts SO 1904 co; best Workers
% SUWo 30, HedNy HOSS 20 oo& - ~
pigs, as to quality, 50 1908 50; good
roughs SO C0@3 40; common roughs
So 25@2 rs; choice lambs S. 1000 so;
common to good 81 50@5 60.
Veal calves, Sc 550@7 255.
Cincinnati, O., January Hogs,
active at SO 1908 IS.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Union Stock Yards:
CLAREMONT, Monday, Jan. "A. lssS;
Swine-The arrivals this week were III
head There is light offering on the
market this week thus far and a moder-
ate demand only is reported, with some 10
to 20 cents improvement in values. Goou
light far western hogs sell at "a 2on4 20
per 100 lbs gross: those from other points
al So 90G4 CO: light pigs, 50 l5q3 50, ana
roughs at 81 50Q3 co per 100 lbs gross.
Sheep and Lambs-Both are Gull. there
being very few good sheep on the market,
the receipts mostly lambs which are &c
lower than last week. Common to fair
sheep. 20 to 50 lbs. 212I312c fair to good,
50 to 100 lbs 3a4M412c. anG extra. 10 TO 10
lbs 45sG3;c per pound gross. Common to
fair lambs, 20 to 60 lbs. 4t2G542c: fair to
good. s. to IS lbs, 534G6c, the latter price
for good western.
Calves-Trade is fair for veals. Medium
to good so to 10 lbs, 412G6c; good 10 eX-
ira: 6h0l2c per lb, mostly al the latter
price. Roughs nominally are So 0o41 90
per head.
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METAL.

New York, January 25-Apathy con-
tinues the chief characteristic of the
metal market. According to the Off
cial metal exchange report, pig iron
warrants closed dull at $3.50 bid and
500 asked; lake copper dull at $1,000
bid and 81 asked; tin dull at $3.50
bid and s13S5 asked; spelter unchang-
ed at $500 bid and $4.10 asked, and
lead dull at $500 bid and $3.65 asked.
The firm that fixes the settling price
for leading miners and shelters quotes
lead at $3.50.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Register Office.
WHEELING. January p.

There has been a very slight advance in
-four. other commodities being unchanged
in prices. The hay market continues dull,
with supply exceeding the demand.
Fiour-Choice family flour in wood
81 20; in paper. 81 80 per barrel; Mime
in wood, s. so; Galaxy in i cotton sacks.
s. 80: Famous, in sacks, 81 80; Famous, in
wood 81 20; spring wheat -four in jute
sacks, of 40 lbs. s. 10 per Dbl: Pillsbury's
in paper, 50 So: Gold Com. S. 30 in cotton
or wood Loyal, 81 80 in y paper.
Wheat-per bushel, S5qS0c; corn. 4Gd i5c;
oats 50035c.
-Middlings, per ton, SIC 90; bran,
Hay-No. ba:ed hay, $40 oO@1i 90; loose
straw~Baled. $ 90; loose, S 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, January 25.--Cattle were
more animated than usual. The
bulk of the best steers sold at 81 $50
05, and common at 81 COCA %. Some
high class stock brought S. 20G5 40.
Calves sold at ST 90 per 100 pounds, a
further advance Of 35c.
Hogs started off strongr to 21c
higher than yesterday Sales were at
an extreme range of SO 65G3 90,chiefly
at IS 1903 S21a, the best hogs bring
ing the top price of the present pack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
FINANCE IND TRADE.

Erv York, January 25.-Evening
rs London financial cablegram:
The stock market here was idle, bust
..ss BEING checked by the political
r.ws and by settlement Money rates
1t The settlement We're about as before.
couJangces on Americans were 4 to Az
Bel cent The general tone was steady.
New York, January 25.-Money on
o..i easy at 112@2 per cent; last loan
I. III per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 1884 per
1a1t
sterling exchange, weak, with act
rsI business in bankers bills at 81 S45a
.o- demand and at S4S21a@4 82a4 for
days posted rates 81 1894 1872 and
81 s5lz "A Sc.
commercial bills 81 ST.
Silver certificates 5652 Q571sc
Bar silver 563zc.
7f-yicsn dollars 443<c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

Boston, January 25.-The demand
in the wool market has been good this
week and the tone is firm in all grades.
The bulk Of the demand for wool con
tinues to be confined to territory
grades.
Following are the quotations for
leading descriptions: Ohio and Penn
sylvania feeces x and above 256Q27c;
Xxx and Xxx and above 29939c; de-
laine 30@31c; No. l combing 30Qalc:
No 3 do 20c.