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nate and House Promptly Act
an the Presidents Rec
concentration
|,t \ state Of War BE Declared
h Exist Between This COun-
try and Spain.
Iusp Passed the Bill in Less
Than Two Minutes. .Presi.
dents Message.

WASHINGTON. April 26. 1t took the
e. l,ss than two minutes to pass the
Eut!on presented by the foreign
E!-s committee. III response TO the
(..a,e Of the president making a
(nal declaration Of war. The senate
/ nearly as expeditions. The declar-
|cl j, as follows:
\ TIL declaring that war exists be.
|. n the United States Of America
j the Kingdom OF Spain.
il enacted, etc:
Frst-IAat war be. and the same is
kety luc uIad 10 exist. and that war
existed since the 2lst day Of April,
D., l>g>, including said day. be.
|tta the United States OF America
d the Kingdom Of Spain.
Ftcold-TAat tho president Of tho
b.,ed States be and he is hereby
(ec,ed and empowered TO use the en-
\ land and naval forces of the United
ttes, and To call into the actual
|rlee u the United States the militia
tie several states to such an extent
|lay /" necessary to carry this act
ID effect,
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Roosevelt Has Resigned.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Theodore
Roosevelt has resigned as assistant Sec
retarv of the navy, to take effect at the
president's convenience, after the com.
mencement Of active military opera.
tiols.
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resolution of the United States con-
gress, and in view Of things which tho
president is thereby required and an.
thorized to do, responds by treating tho
representative demands of this govern.
meht as measures OF hostilities. follow.
ing with that instant and complete sew.
erance OF relations by its action
WINCH by the usage Of nations. accom-.
pahles an existent state Of war bet veen
sovereign powers.
The position Of Spain being thus
made known, and the demands of the
United States being denied with a com.
plcte rupture OF intercourse by the act
OF Spain, have been constrained in
exercise OF the power and authority
conferred upon me by the joint resolu.
ton aforesaid, to proclaim under date
OF April %, 1898, blockade of Ger.
tain ports Of the north coast of Cuba.
lying between Cardenas and Bahia
Nonda. and of the port of Cienfuegos ON
the south coast of Cuba, and further in
exercise Of my constitutional powers.
and using the authority conferred upon
me by the act Of congress, approved
April %, 1898, to issue my proclama.
ton dated April %, 1898, calling for
volunteers in order to carry into effec,
the said resolution Of April 20, 1898.
Copies Of these proclamations are here.
unto appended.
In view Of the measures so taken.
and with view to the adoption Of such
other measures as may be necessary to
enable me 10 carry out the expressed
VIII OF the congress of the United
states III the PREMISES, now recon-
mend To your honorable body, the
auoptlca ol joint resolution declaring
that state Of war exists between the
United States of America and the king
dom Of Spain, and urge speedy actio,
thereon to the end that the definition
OF the international status Of the United
States as bclliGcrent power may bt
made known. and the assertion Of al
Its rights and the maintenance of al
Its duties in the conduct of public
war may be assured
tSignedl WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
Executive Mansion, Washington, Apri
! 20. 1898
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FIRED ON THE F00TE.
Torpedo Boat Has the Honor of Being
the First Target OF the
SpaDinrIS.

On Board the Associated Press DIS.
patch Boat Dauntless, Matanzas,
Island Of Cuba. via Key West, Fla,
April 26.-The United States torpedo
boat Foote, Lieutenant l. I. Rodgers
commanding. has the honor Of being
the target for the first shots fired by
the Spaniards at the American flag
during the war just begun. The firing
occurred between and o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, while the torpedo
boat was taking soundings III the har-
Dor OF Matanzas. She was within 200
or 300 yards of the shore. Suddenly q
Spanish masked battery on the east side
Of the harbor. and not very far distant
from the Foote. fired three shots at the
torpedo boat They all went wide OF
the mark, and the Foote returned to
the Cincinnati, where she reported the
result Of her sounding and then an.
nounced she had been fired upon. The
Cincinnati was anxious to steam III ln'
Dtantly and reduce the Spanish bat
teries, but she was not permitted 70
do so.
No captures are reported by the fleet
of Matanzas.
/, is alleged that two Spanish gun.
boats were seen in shore, but the re-
mort conld not be verlne.,
ptVsr ~
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TEDDY WILL LEAD Them.

Colonel OF . Cowbow Regiment
He Will Raise.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-The prcsi.
dent has decided to appoint Theodore
Roosevelt of New York, at present
assistant secretary Of the navy, to be a
lieutenant colonel of United States vol.
unteers, to serve in regiment OF COW.
BOYS and mounted rifiemen to be raised
bv Mr.. Roosevelt and DIR. Wood, the
president's family physician, who is
now in the medical department OF the
regular army. DR.. Wood will be col.
onel of the regiment.
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FOR The HOSPITAL CORPS.
Recruiting Station Opened at Cleveland.
What 1t Ia Considered to
Indicate.

CLEVELAND, April 26.-Recruiting
Officer Day, located here, has received
orders from Washington to enlist all
the men he possibly could for the hos.
pital corps. Men between 81 and 80
are wanted. Experience in nursing is
a requirement. but Captain Days or
ders are to enlist all the men who
would be useful in the hospital branch
Of tho service.
Posters announcing that men were
wanted at once were stuck up all over
town. The order is looked upon as
signiti cant of long and hard cam.
paign. It was previously announced
that no men for the hospital service
were needed.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
pt OF tho Communication Sent to Con.
etess Asking for y Formal Dec
laration of War.

laration of War.
WASHINGTON. April 26. The pres.
Fu' message to congress recon.
FAdlac declaration of war against
PA'h Is as follows:
'Ae senate and House Of Represent
r'Ives Of the United States of Amer
l,a:
transmit to the congress for its con.
ITfatIon and appropriate action, copies
CORE, ,pondcnce recently had with
representative of Spain i'll the
l'lea States, with tho United States
ulster at Madrid. and through the
eF with tho government Of Spain,
wing the action taken under the
'A' resolution approved April 20, 1898,
' 'he recognition Of the independ.
se oi the people of Cuba. demanding
~ The government Of Spain relin.
,sn ',> authority and government III
island OF Cuba, aud withdraw Its
~ and naval forces from Cuba and
Van waters. aud directing the presi.
a o' the United States to use the
W. and naval forces OF the United
%'es s TO carry these resolutions into
1poh communicating with tho Span.
ana minister in Washington, tho de-
aa au which it became the duty Of the
su',Se to address to the government
npa'h, IN obedience to said resolu.
p.a 'he said minister asked for his
Tpoits and withdrew.
aNe United States minister at Madrid
b,n. 'urn notified by the Spanish
E,na 's'or Tor foreign affairs that the
kya 'a"al of the Spanish representa-
HIM.. nom the United States had ter
h. oo ,o diplomatic relations between
knn; "o countries, and all official COM
|e,as eo'ions through their respective
oseh'atives ceased Herewith.
kon' n',u.omlnend " to your especial atten'
b,a,a'A 'Ao note addressed to tho United
kh s m' minister at Madrid. by the Span
|lst aahlster OF foreign affairs on the
k,;o, ns'' whereby the foregoing Motif
|evoa was conveyed. It will be pre-
n Saa 'aercfrom that the government
'n' having co9nizance Of the john
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Senate Amendments Dropped.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-The senate
agreed to the house war bill.
neudmcnts Of tho foreign relations
a4ltree We're dropped. In execu-
session Mr.. Turpie made a speech
favor ot recognition Of belligerency,
Mr. Morgan made n speech child.
congress for not acting sooner on
declaration Of war.
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CAMPBELr'S REGIMENT.
Illinois Congressman Has Twelve Fuit
Companies Waiting For the Word.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 26.-Con.
gresham James r. Campbell Of Nc.
Leansboro, Ills. had an interview with
Governor Tanner and rendered the Ser.
vices of full volunteer regiment. Mr..
Campbell says he will resign as con.
cressman as soon as the services OF ms
regiment are accepted. Congressman
Cnmpbcll's 5 regiment is full to overflow
ing. IL companies, 100 men each. Mr..
Campbell was assured that he would be
among the first called after the national
guard.
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Ou,rtcrmastcr johnson Dead.

KEY WEST. Fla. April 26.-lluarter.
master johnson of the prize crew OF
the cunboat Helena, who accidentally
shot himself, his revolver dropping
from its holster, is dead. The accident
occurred on board the Miguel Jover,
tho Spanish steamer captured by tho
ounboat.
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MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1,
ENOUGH TROOPS NOW.

De efinitely Stated There Will Not BE n
Further Call For Volunteers at
Present.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-It is posi-.
lively stated that the president does not
contemplate call for additional volun.
teers for the present.
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A,,.na.d the Naval Bill.

WASHINGTON, April s6.-The naval
bill passed the senate with an an anenu' '1,
mcnt appropriating IS, 900 TO enaolo
tho secretary Of the navy to enlist me"
for tho navy during the existing war:
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Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sails.
QUEENSTOWN, April 26.-The 30.knot
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Audaz
passed Roches Point at 3:45 a. In. going
seaward, after three weeks in the
Queen stoWu drydOck
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MAILS WITH.
The Alleged True Mission of the Tor
pedo Boat Gushing.

|H|-H No. -#|H- . #L'# w.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1L.-It is now
known or the highest authority that the
real a for sending the United
States torpedo boat Cushing to Havana
was that the Spanish authorities have
been tampering with mail sent To the
'battleshtp Maine In Havana harbor,
says the Washington correspondent OF
the Herald.
This resulted In Captain Sisbee. OF tho
Maine, sending a protest TO Washington
with a suggestion that 4 regular service
be established between Key West and
Havana. by mcans Of torpedo boats. On
the strength OF this protest the Gushing
was dispatched to Havana.
Although It has been frequently re-
ported that official mall has been tam
pered with In the past. Secretary Long
said last night that he had received no
reports from Captain Slgbee saying that
the Spanish authorities had interfered
with his letters In any way.
1.-THE dispatch Of the Cushing to Ha-
vana," he continued, was in line with
the departments action in sending the
Maine on q friendly visit to that port
and the Montgomery to Santiago de
Cuba and Matanzas. I expect she Is
now or will be 500 on her way back to
Key West"
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L. S MARINES

oNpoN, Feb. I.-aIail advices re-
seu mere to-day from Colombo. Cey-
w. say mat Barnes and King, marines
rTs"Is;hs 10 the United States cruiser
Ss.sh; on her way to China, were
I,'"'Fa during the night Of January "a.
. supposed they started to swim
~ OIL a lark" thinking they were
. .s % scale the breakwatcr. Finding
sms impossible they shouted for help,
,b"i. ooats from the Raleigh went to
"a assistance. AS the boats APPROACH
ava 'sIncs was seen 10 60 down, Nicely
,liy., siCCa"ny OF the Raleigh's crew,
MN aitgs Barnes but failed to grapple
IN nlnS had already disappeared.
"e bodies were recovered.
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In the Ktondikc country. The lrst three
claims were l~ocatcdfby Or. Savage,
BENJAMIN Olson and Enoch Emmons. OF
Tacoma. A stampede followed and
many claims We're taken up. News OF
the discovery Is contained In a letter
from Olson. received yesterday BY his
wife. II was dated December IS, three
days after the first claims were located.
Not far away and 200 feet higher up on
Eldorado creek. stilli another bench has
been staked out. IT Is said that one
claim owner there has opened u rich
pocket not over ten feet square, from
which he has taken $4,000. Other stories
OF rich strikes In the same section are
also reported In letters from the north.
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.
Cash quotations were us follows:
Flour unchanged.

% SuoL QuOtAtpoIlS Nele uS lCIlONS. 49,
Flour unchanged.
Wneat-No. 2 spring 92G93c; No. 3
spring S9G94hc: No. 2 red S9hcGs1 90.
Corn-No. 2, 2SX929c.
OatsENo. .. 2Gc; No. 2 white 27&G
2Skc: No. 3 white 27kG2Sc.
Rye-No. 2. 4S1sG4SYc.
Barley-No. 2. 30144c.
Flaxseed-No. /, 81 23l:.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 S0G2 SaIS.
Mess Pork-Per barrel $40 S5dl0 90.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, IS 10.
Short Ribs-SideS Ccose) So l515 As.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) dXd5c.
Short clear sides (boxcd) IS 4OG5 50.
Whlskey-Dlstillers' finished goods,
per gallon, 81 1877.
On the produce exchange to-day, the
butter market VT firm; creameries $50
l9c: diaries 1l917c.
Checse-Quiet at STSisc.
E~ggs-Flrn; fresh 13Ec.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull; rcceipts
1000 barrels; exports 5S.140 barrels.
Wheat steady: spot and month 81 O04
l 0OA: March 81 00A0 00is: May
9S&G99c; steamer No. . red 95MG9GMc;
receipts 2 1900 bushels;a exports lG7, 900
bushels. Corn strong: spot and month.
34&G3ihc; March %Ma3lNc; April
JAG34hc;H steamer mixed 33hs G33Ec G.;
receipts 1890 bushels: exports 722, 200
bushels. Oats strong and higher; No.
2 white western 3lM932c; No. 2 mixed
do 29hQ30c; receipts 90, 300 bushels;cx-
ports none. Rye barely steady; No. .
nearby 641s@I%c: No. 2 western 55hD
5bNc; receipts $3.50 bushels: exports
S.57l bushels. Hay steady: choice tim
othV III 5Odl3 90. Butter quiet; fancy
creamery 2lc: do imitation 1G1l7c: do
ladle lie; good ladle 1301ic: store pack
cd l2Il4c. EGGS quiet; fresh lac. Cheese
steady: fancy New York large 9Ta1Oc;
do medium lo@1ohc c; do small 51OA0
l0tsc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm, but
dull Wheat quicter and lower; con-
tract grade. February. a9AcI,1 90;
March, April and Muy nominal. Corn
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firm and 5sc higher. No 2 mixed, Feb
rinry and March. S4G g35c: April and
May nominal Oats arm and lie higher:
No. , white. February and March. 40
22iic: April and May nominal. Butter
steady; fancy western creamery 700
2oh4c; do western prints 2ec; do. Penn
syivnnia prints &c. EGGS firm and 10
higher: fresh nearby 15e. do western
l5c. Cheese steady.
NEW YoRK-Fiour. receipts ft,225
barrels: exports 3i,I93 barrels; market
steady but quiet.
Wheat. receipts 1925 bushels: exports
3o,s2l bushels; spot steady. No. 2 red
81 03Hgfk0ih; options opened easy at
10 decline. closed unsettled ut Mc net
deciine; No. 2 red February closed at
81 OK; May closed Mt 9sAc.
l50,5o2 burhels: spot firm; No. 2. 3Ia@
3TAc; options opened ihc lower, closed
&c net higher for january; May closed
at 35hc; July closed at 3ec.
oatf, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
0.l05 bushels; spot stronger; No. :,
3llsc: opttons closed unchanged; May
closed at SOMc.
Hay quiet. Hops quiet. Leather
steady.
Beef frm. Cutmeats steady. Lard
frmer; western steamed IS 40; refined
firm. Pork strong. Tallow steady.
Rosin steady. Rice steady. Molasses
firm. cottonseed oil iirmer.
Coffee, options steady ut SOLO points
advance, closed quiet and steady with
prices 500 points net advance; GALES
$500 bags. including March b.7oc, Su-
gar, raw strong; refined firm.
CINC1NNATI-Flour firm. Wheat
No. 2 red 96G97c. Corn, No. . mixed SOC.
Oats higher: No. 2 mixed 2762Thc. Rye
quiet: No. 2. SIC. Lard firm and higher
at 81 STE. Bulkmeats firm at IS 10. Ba-
con stronger at IS 90. Whisky steady
at 81 10. Butter dull. Sugar firm Egss
firm and higher at lie. Cheese steady;
good to prime Ohio fiat ShG9c.
ToLEDo-wheat active and easy:
No. 2 cash s5Hsc; May 9GSc. Corn nc.
tive and steady; No. ? mixed 2s,ic. Oats
firm and higher: No. 2 mixed 2shc.
Rye dull and lower; No. 2 cash 49hc.
Cloverseed active and firm; prime cash
50 10 bid.
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SEWER PIPE TRUST OFF.

AKRON, O.. Feb. 1.-The Sewer Pipe
combination, by which 1t was planned to
organize an sll.oOO,eo0 corporation out Of
we companies doing business in Ohio,
Mes. virginia and Pennsylvania, seems
10 n4Ve gone the way Of all previous at
.enspts al similar combinations. The
committee appointed to obtain the sig.
nasl'es Oh manufacturers to the agree
n.en'' report that several large plants
ia'ied 10 Join the movement. As a
S.ssqu-nc the formation OF the pro-
pE ssu rohFany has been about declared
VI, although it IS hoped to get together
dsa!A some time In the future.
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THE DE LONE
Minister wuodford Has Been Given Ad.
ditlonal Instructions.


ditlonal Instructions.
NEW YORK, Feb, ia special to
The Herald from Washington, says. The
De Lone Incident Is still unsettled. The
cipher dispatch received from Minister
Woodiord was not entirely satisfactory.
II was taken to the President by Assist
an, Secretary Day. and after a short
conference between them Mr.. Day sent
another cablegram to Minister Wood
ford.
Officially nothing will be said about
these " communications further than
thu. the Incident Is not yet entirely
closed. It is said that Minister Wood
tord's cable was n report OF his inter-
view with the Spanish minister OF for
eign affairs, which showed that no d.
rec. disclaimer had been made by Spain
Q. that feature Of the De LONE letter
which has been interpreted to Indicate
The iRslacarlty OF the Spanish govern
msnt In the matter OF autonomy and in
the negotiations for a commercial treaty.
Absence OF such q disclaimer is not en-
tifely satisfactory to the President. Ac-
eoriinely Minister Woodford has been
given further Instructions on the subject.
Withou; making any express demand
for a dIsavowaI. Minister Woodtordr is
required by his new instructions to i'm
rress upon the Madrid authorities the
Importance 10 all parties concerned OF
s,le distinct reputation Of Senior de
Lome's dsclara lions which the President
canlo; believe correctly represented the
position OF the Spanish government.
Mr. Mckinley believes that when the
Spanish minister OF foreign affairs fully
appreciates the Interpretation which has
been put upon Senior de Lome's letter
IA some quarters OF the United States,
te' will hasten 10 dlsavow IL Minister
Wo0itord has been told In a positive
way what the President would like to
have done, bu; he has not been told any
thing which would justify him In MAX
lag a demand for a dIsavowal. In other
words /, is assumed that he will use
cs!icate diplomacy 70 secure the end de-
sired and the, President Is sincere in the
belief that another interview between
Minister Moodiord ard the minister OF
foreign affairs In Madrid will end the
whole trouble.
As far as tina. feature Of the de LONE
letter cr!tie!sins the President Is con-
ceFned the Incident is closed. That was
established when the state department
FSelSed Senior Du Bose as charge
dAfalrss Of the Spanish legation to
succeed Senior de LONE. The other phase
Of the letter the President considers
saoa!a very properly be made the sub
!eci OF further negotiations in order that
Spaia should have al opportunity TO
tnow mat Senior de LONE falsely repre-
s.hsea heF position when he made the
statements which ne did.
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1--we Stock.

CHICAGO-There was a good de-
mand for well matured fat cattle to-day,
especially the heavy weight steers, and
prices for such again ruled firm, but
there was u rather slow trade In cat
tie that were not attractive TO shippers.
Cattle that was only half fat were weak
TO a shade lower. and there was a wide
range In prices between common and
strictly prime steers. Sales were on a
basis OF 50 1904 % for .rhe commouer
qualities Of dressed beef steers up to
sales being largely Is 81 35I5 10 with
export beeres in quick demand at 81 so
o. %. Feeders were in good demand at
the ruling high prices, sales being
largely at 81 0o94 so. Cows, heifers and
bulls sold we'll, canning lots bringing
especially good prices. Calves ranged
from 81 90 to 81 10. There was an active
demand for hogs and offerings were
mostly taken early in the day ut an av-
erage advance Of 21sc per 100 pounds.
Sales were at an extreme range of 50 SIS
o. 10, chiefly at So 97kI4' 05. and the
bulk of the pigs went for 50 1903 s..
There was a good demand for sheep and
lambs at better prices. sheep being
wanted at So 1904 I5 for inferior TO
prime flocks. Yearlings sold at "a 500
6 10: lambs sold at 81 5O45 20; few went
below So 90. Heavy weights were slow.
Receipts, cattle 1880 head; hogs 5000
head: sheep $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle firm; prime
81 90G5 90; common 50 5O94 90: bulls.
stays and COWS 50 0oG4 90. Hogs active
and higher: prime mediums 81 2594 30;
heavy Workers "a 2044 Is; light Workers.
81 0094 10: pigs as to quality, 50 700
!. 30; lieavS hogs 81 1904 20: good
roughs 50 1908 rs; ommon to fair,
81 5O43 Is. Sheep active and higher;
choice 81 1904 s0:' common 50 1903 90:
choice lambs S. 75G5 30: common to
good 81 75d5 20; veal calves Sc O0a6 so.
CINCINNATT-Hoss active and high
er at 50 1904 10.
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NEW YORK-The week opened with
trading OF a light character in both first
hands and jobbing markets. There was
4 fair s%prinkl!ng of buyers in the city
and these were in full force in the dry
goods district. But the newcomers
show as great discrimlnatlve ability as
have their predecessors in the market.
They continue to trade on a conserva-
tive basis. taking only limited lots Of
goods, which they need to satisfy the
demands Of their department stocks.
Mail orders were light again to-day and
salesmen reported that jobbers and re-
~,ailers. although experiencing a fair
trade IN most sections, were slow to take
bold OF goods. The tone OF the market
continues strong. Converters were
again the heaviest buyers. Print cloths
we're Unchanged at . 3-16c.
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WnOi.
NHW YoRK-Wool steady.


The Ohio River Railroad will sell ex
curslon tickets to New Orleans and re-
turn, account Of Mardl Gras, at rate OF
SOS for the round trip from Wheeling.
Tickets on sale February 1G, II, IS, 10,
20 and 81. with return limit March 8.
Double berth In sleeper from Cincinnati
to New Orleans and return, $40.
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OIL CITY-CredIt balances Csc; GER
tificates opened with no quotation. First
sales were 1000 barrels March delivered
at 73c. During the day there were sales
as follows: 1000 t.arrels regular 1t 73c;
8 at 71Zc. Cash oil sold. 10000 barrels
at zoe; 10000 barrels at lie: II barrels
at TIsc; 8 barrels at re; . barrels at
re: total sales $1,000 barrels. Closed
at &c bid for cash oil. Shipments,
three days. 193.4S2 barrels; runs, three
days, 2l7, $50 barrels.
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anow 10 cure An skin p~l,..,,,.,

Simply apply "SwAYNE's ONT.
MENT." No internal medicine requir-
ed. Cures letter. eczemn, Itch, all erup-
tons on the face. hands. nose. etc, leav-
Ing the skin clear, white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
Vow" ~.'rurwlst tnr Sr--'"NE'S S-S-T.
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w