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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

POLICE CoJET.-MayOr &. Z. Simp
ia presiGiaq.--The following ce.scs
Esre disposed OF this morning
henry Arnold, colored, arrested by Officer
a't charged with disorderly conduct, was
lel = 80.
George Euljn and Richard Washington, az
=a By officer Wilkinson charged with
-"Na4 stones in the street, were fined Sl
a5
aa7na Hardy, arrested by Officer Atkin
l7rsei with disorderly conduct was
oW-sg Elliott and Walter Posey, arrested
s,'seant sDith and Officers Ferguson and
.lt3cn charged with disorderly conduct.
om- was dismissed and the latter for
sl - collateral.
.-ls Thomas, cOlored. arrested BY Officers
-e ald Spinks charged with disorOerly
-.lct forfeited s. collateral.
sls Jones and Maliss4 Davis, colored, ar
+ Cd by officers Deaue and Howson charged
ia 'l.oIder.y conduct, the former was fined
y lo the iStter - so
's'ie Penn, arrested by Officers Tier and
-''l,oa charged with asssutiDg end besting
ger Jones had his case continued.
''.Hcs Hanigan arrested by Officer Knight
a'sei with Insulting the officer while on
"! Vas missed.
4'1i Tip7.t., rrss.el by Officer Knight
,nS,l with indecent conduct, was DIS
.eaa Ieatdear, colored, arrested by Officer
-"IS'oa charged with assaulting and beat
: - 4'A'e jackson, WAS fined $40
45 W. ase.ton, coIored, arrested by Gfh.
SHERWOOD charged with assaulung ana
'i1-lg ula sSeiton, WIS faed 50.
-,''' .sby coloEe5, arrested by Officers
',s AMI Leer Charged with an assault on
,-'oe.A Fta-delr was fined $40
! :. .,t's Beal, colored, arrested by Othcer
s...I charged with asssulting and beating
1 Aug Hathaway, was fined $40.
,- 1.S'2e Norton, co.ored. arrested by Lieut..
~ ',''. eaaTsed with stealing gun, was sent
a., +y v swallow, arrested by Officer Belts
~ N ,-s charged with injuring the prop
NJ, y. e,Taa Levi, was fined 81 80
d S1s'I Repo.t.-Zas t night was clear aud
r,, s@ prisoners and nino dodgers were
'la stsuou house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

nj, 1144N1solrE MoNUMENT.-The Alex.
,s -,.s Marble Works have just COM
r. .r,u and erected in the Presbyterian
fla 80 a y sarc0phsgus monument 10
i. memory Of the late F. A. Reed.
/, r monument is of dark Quincy graz
polished, aud is engraved as follows;
III S'5a Maltese cross. Francis avery
..i o.. nom 30, az Acton, Mass, July ., IS 81.
p, e -A.e3zandlia, Va, August %, 1895.
1lg.rj;.' 1"o commander knights Templar
O,5, ,'n seek his merits to disclose,
lae,s MS irallucs from their dread abode
Tae S 'Iey alike IN trembling hope repose,)
"PoasUD'A OF his Father and his God"
Oh Is is IN large letters on the base
Ia, v nes1 side IS square and compass.
}.0 ISs'er Andrew Jackson Lodge, No.
Ca. An
l5a '' Senior Warden Grand Lodge OF yir-
q /, n 7 , Priest Mount Vernon Roysl
g..osie ' f.ignoat was erected by Alexandria
'''ends Of M Reed.
fla e-~----
s..gie,, ' o5 . Of this morning was about the
u 'ae season
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
NO CuRE---NO PAY.

That IS the way all druggists sell GROVES
T4STELES2 CHILL TONIC for Chiils and
Malaria II is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tastcoss lorm Children love it. Adult
prefer it to bitter nanseating TONES. Price
soc Sold By Richard Gibson, corner Alfred
and King streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
MONETARY AND COM NGRCAI

New YORK, Nov. 21.-The stock market
opened strong and higher The tone of
speculation was strong in the face of resliza.
lions. In government bonds there were ad.
vauces of 1sq4 per cent. in old and new
foars, registered aud the threes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
FOR THIS WEEKS SALE.

Silk Faced Broadcloths, 81 inches wide,
every desirable shade and black Our price
has been SOC and 81 per yard. This weeks
price roc.
Fancy Ali Wool 36.inch Dress Goods in
plaids rough effects, fancy cheviots, camels'
hair check, &c. This season'l 39c Dress
Goods Your pick of tne lot for 21c.
81 of our fine Nove'ty Dress Goods, SO to
DO inches wide, that have been selling for
SOC, CSC and Toe per yard, on sale this week
for SOC.
Navy and Black Hard Twisted Storm
Serge, 80 inches wide. The quality we have
been retailing at Soc This weeks sale 33c
Fifty-four- Inch Ladies Cloths, in all dark
fall shade, also black, SOC quality for soc.
All Wool Fine sersea, SO inches wide, in
fifteen different shadej also black. 39c
values for Csc
Priestly Silk Warp Black Henricttas, So
inches wide. Our S1.25 quality for CSC.
All Wool Black Henriettss, 38 inches wide,
silk finish, sold for SOC For tnis weeks sale
39c per yard.
Heavy Black Chev;ot serges, 38 inches
wide and all wool Reduced from SOC to 39c.
All of our sSc aud 81 Silk Waist Patterns.
Your choice for 59c per yard.
All of our CSC and 75c Black Silk Bro
cades, Your choice Tor SOC per yard.
All our S1.19, $1.c5 and $3.50 Fancy Silk
Waist Patterns. Your choice for Soc.
Ladies' Black Kersey Satin Lined Jackets,
strapped seams, cloth straps, down front. cuta.
way style. Our So Jackets reduced to
S7.98.
Our 50 Black Kerscy Cloth Jackets, fancy
plaid lining Reduced to 1898.
Our SO Black Beaver Cloth Double capes
reduced to $1.9S.
Our $40 Plush C3pes reduced to S6.9S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
Merchandise.

Ledies' snd Misses' MACKINTOSHES,
guaranteed, at So 9S and S4.99.
FLANNELE-T; pETTICoATs in pink,
bluc, yellow ari gray stripes, embroidered at
the bottom, see.
A large In Of C0LLARErTE9 made in
the latest st-'ss, at 949S, $7.98 and $99S
a complete line of LADIES, MISSES ard
GEnDPEN'i COATS at magnetic prices.
4 new line o the choicest sHIRT WAISTS
in worsiei, silk and satin, at 9Sc, S1.49,
S249, So SIS and 81 %.
BOAS at l9c, 75c, CSC and S149.
Beautifully made WRAPPERS at 59c, 79c,
Csc, and Si.39.
The latost thing il sKIrrs at Csc, s1.24
and s2.24,
BBIL!.IANTINE eKTRTs, braided, S8.9S
SERGE s.,IRTs. braided, $40.
sIEKA.-INR for d-aping, in the newest de.
signs as9 IN plain. Was I21Ac Now Zoe.
QUILTS with plain and figured coverings,
with Do,7n aud Western Star Cotton filling
at si.25. S1.9S SO. IS, So and Sc.
SaAAS, BUREAU SGARFS, TABLE COW
ERs, VASE STAND COVERS, DoYLIEs
in Applique at reduced prices.
Don't lget With every 81 cash purchase
you are entitled to chance in the handsome
IMPORTED PUNCH BOWL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
local MATTERS.

tomorrow st 7:19 q. m. and
;aa 49,; @;5 Hieh water st 2:42 a. IN.
= 400 2, III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

Only few weeks of! How 10 make room
for the display of our unusually large stock
of Holiday Goods, causes US to come to the
conclusion that it will be necessary for US TO
unload much of our regular stock in a very
short lime. Therefore DURING THE NEXT
TEN DAYS p'rses in search of REAL GEN.
UINE BARGAINS will do we'll to give us a
look.
CONF ,ITs and BLANKETS are bulky,
and take up much room; so they will 60 at
pricn to please sil.
With ths above might bo inclnued BEAU
TIFJL GARBAGE RoBEs at from 81 up to
sG.9s.
Also HORSE BLANKETS at from 90 to
$3.49.
Remember, these are unloading prices, and
are 30 per cent Jess than real yalne.
The next line which is taking up nearly
one hall of our store is UNDERWEAR. Of
this we have an immenss stock, suitable Tor
all ages and conditions of mankind. In mems
we offer the celebrated German make, called
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
New Goods in our Cloak Stock

large line of new Jackets special values in suits,
new silk skirts fur scarfs in martin mink imitation stone
tin electric seal, etc.
new and attractive line of Irish point sham scars etc,
Special value in fine linen doyies.
Alarge line OF new BLANKETS and BED COMFORTS.
Our sale on CARPETS for September and October
double that of last season. and convincing proof
of the superior values that stock. Our stock is still large
and the prices will continue the stock hand
One Price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

rgsR communication this
" AA.l.--,ssiny cloudiness and wsrmer to.
sa'a I1 4,.,3 rsiu increasing east to south
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

2gps1,AL.-Mr. Kemp Lambeth, OF
: .D Railway, Alexandria, wife
= ce.li. a.e guests at the Garter
er.s-. charlottesville Progress.
Wis NJ. e Ir.eoay Norton, of Alexan-
n gilr he he guest of Miss Alice
,gsa. o5x, week. Richmond Dis
v-.. Fl z5uga Lse was removed
,1 Llks's on Saturday to Mrs.
,9.s C1s.on's, on 9Th street, Rich
mil although she is much hetter,
!. no, yet able to see her friends.
T.s marriage of Miss Lucy Ashby
are. daughter of DR.. john ". Bayne.
u.l. f isha Sylvester Theall, . S.
|rC. wii. be solemnized Wednesday
r.,,ae d. II. Marks Pro-Cathedral.
Washington, al $50 o'clock.
6.l. " II Payne and family have
y1r1=i rom Warrenton TO Washing
nd g.Ii spend the winter in the
s-r city.
marriage OF Miss E,telle Randall
81. james F. ca 10, ofthis city, will
d. ..ste in Washington Wednesday
.rug IS l1:3O o',l3ok.
Rev. Father McYorrq, of Stsunton,
20 preached at ~ MarS's Church
saiay, left this morning for snort
@r0 Baltimore.
T. mr. isge OF Mr. J. Harry Rice
b Ms Mamie Meder is announced
9ase place next Wednesday at York,
N, Enmanuel Webb, sexton Of
..a.. Church GENE cry, is seriously i'll
Ibis home near th It cemetery.
yraui Mrs. John Flank left this
ruiug Tor their home in North Caro-
10.
IT, Billing Robertson, of Fauquer,
,nt city On q visit to his brother,
r. II rs f. Robertson.
H--s. Ella LAWYER and Annie h rt-
d aye gone to Richmond to visit
i,.
Ill., 4. Il. Thomson, who has been
pie i9r the past few diys, 10 able
.ys sbe1 again.
NIT Callahan mas returned from
5susaaourg, much improved In
a..l.
Sir. E H. Jeukios is quite sick at
2. -ou ct the corner of Fairfax end
lze sts.
Hr. j McNaughton, of Phiia lei
Il. na- issued cards announcing the
ggemeat of her daughter, Miss
..reuce GcNaughtoD, to Mr.. Allan
Warh-id. 81 this city.
Jonn Cndstiao, OF Alexandria, is in
Z city on ausiness.-LS iaunron spec
tor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
ISa8cEichberg & Son,
COR. KING AND ROYAL SITS.

Cattle-The small supply of cattle was east
II disposed Of at former prices choice steers
S5.30a5 rs; medium $4.75a4.95; beef
steers S4a470 stockers and feeders S3a
435 bulls 50 254410; cowa and heifers
So 30a4 calves So 5OA7; Western rangers
81 65a4 35 Western fed steers S4ao. 10 !;
Texas grass steers $3,30a410 Hogs
The demand for hogs wes brisk at steady
prices sales were at So 1858 80 as an ex.
trsme range for hogs with the greatest part
changinR haads at So 35a3.5O pigs sold at
81. AOa3 So. largely at So 90a3.2O. Sheep
4 rema. kably unsatisfactory week for sheep
close quistly. there being no Improvement
in the ZEN nd Feode So 50a3. 70; year
ings 81 Western sheep S2.75a4 90; lambs
$3.50s5 20.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Nov -
Beef Cattle were in full supply; fair de-
mand prices declined. The quotations were n
SIS follows, Extra 44sq5is good 1894 "a
medium 4lia442c, common 32ia4c per 10.
Sheep were in lctive but high. The quota
tons wero as follows: Extra 41xa4%ic, good
4a4Ac, me1:gn 3pa3a,c common 212a3isc
per ID Lants 41ba5aic per ID. Hogs were
firm at 54s51bc per 10 for best Westerns.
and 4%.,a5e per 10 fol- other grades Est
COWS VIZ, dull at plastic per ID: Thin
Cows vera in light demand al IS to Slo per
head Veal calves we're active at oaec per
III Mil5h cows were lower at so TO sou
per he&d. Dressed Besves were In good de-
mand AT 6aSibc pe- 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
LOST.

Z 0sr. -,
IN Saturday night CARD and DUE
ROCK. No. 32.910, Of tho IG!eraauona!! as
sociation of Mschinists. Finder Will p!esse
leave sam at Gazette office no2l OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
This Monday--977 Yards of

This Monday-977 Yards of
C0L0RED FANCY SILKS
Will Be Offered at Very Decided Reduction
from Former Prices.
Suitable for entire Costumes Separate Skirts,
Pstticoats, Waists, Matinees, Wraps, Innings,
Trimmings &c.
ESQ yards, which were formerly 81 and
$115 yard.
Now coz.
327 yards, which were formerly $1.25 and
$3.50 yard.
Now S1.O0.
Center Connter-frst floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

Alexandria Market. Nov. Fl.
Tho grain market opened quiet with light
offerings and we make no changes IN the
quotations which have prevailed for the past
several days. Country Produce Is also quiet.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Nov, IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21

s,.gies, p o5 % Of this morning was about the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-21
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS
Christmas CORNING

swi'z Coude, at soc per garment, lesl value
s125.
Australian Natural Wool, unloading price
75c 81 snd S1.25 real value 81, $1.5O aud
50.
South Amoricon Camels' Hair, very soft,
very warm, very durable, unloading price
75c 81 and $125.
In Ladies' we offer lot of Wool Uuion
Suits at 62ica suit These positively could
not be duplicated for less than $1.25 suit.
A lot of Ladies' Cotton. feed Shirts at 39c,
regular soc quality
A lot of Black Equestrian Tights at 81 pei
garment, saving of soc to the purchaser.
lot of Scarlet Flannel Pants at 59c, fully
worth 81.
Ladies in need of READY.MADE SKIRTS
will find largo line to select from. Unload
ing prices ranging from csc to S4.9S.
LADIES CAPES from 75c to $6.9S.
MISSES and CHILDREN'S COATS and
REFERS. Unloading price from 50 10 to
S6.49.
The oasis., 1898-06-18

Range News: NJ. J. r. Mckinney delivered this week to Broker E. ls
 Hooker TOO head of cattle from his herd in San Simon valley.
 Range News: Mir. Werner accom- panied Mir. J. II. Kennedy to Arayai- pa canon to look at the Kennedy herds. Messrs. Kennedy, Werner and Aiken returned and we understand that deal has since been made. Messrs. Werner and Aiken will have good train load ready for shipment abont the 18th.
 Range News: MT. 0. J. Hafey, of Eureka, Kansas, is the latest cattle buyer to arrive here. He has purchased several lots of steers, among them those of Messrs. Scow and Newell and z. T Stailllngs. MT. Hafey reports grass good in southeast Kansas, but corn very backward. He expects to ship about Tuesday of next week.
 Range News; MT. N. W. Barr, manager of the J. H. Witbeck Cattle Ranch, which consists of about loO,- 900 acres lying partly in Arizona ana partly in Sonora, returned the latter part of last week from Sierra Bonita ranch, where he purchased fifty head of selected bulls from Col. Rockers fine herd Mir Barr rightly believes in breeding up.
 Graham Bulletin: At Sierra Boni- Ga ranch, which is the finest stock ranch in the territory, Col. c. H.. Hooker is still making improvements. Painters and carpenters are at work remodeling and repainting the dwell ing and also the stables and barns. Col. Hooker is at present planting one hundred and fifty acres in corn, and expects the summer rains to make It.. The ground is plowed dry and the corn is being planted in the dry dust. If the experiment proves successful this year which is exceptionally dry in the vicinity of Rockers ranch, Sierra Bonita ranch will enter into the market and sell fat corn fed cattle direct. The experiment will be watched with interest all over the territory
The oasis., 1898-06-18
1,,ps AND HON Ns.

,,..oott Courier: About 1000 head
 .attIe were shipped from Del Rio
 .sterday They were punched lot, ! Slongiog to vario us owners. ,.,oo News: Burt Dunlap and ,,,ro 0bl camein this morning with a '.d of cattle. With the arrival or rrow Bros. herd there will be about sOOo head at the pens.
 prosnector: Chas. Douglass the
 san known Batbacomari cattleman ss beeu awarded the beef contract
 or Ft Huachuca and received his Ratification day or two since.
 Range News: MT. J. c. Page, an s,perienced cattle man, is acting as
 simmer this season, having already t.ten several trains ofcattle through ,o northern and eastern points.
 Mir sherman Crump, formerly of pearce. was visitor in town yester- aay MT. Crump has secured ranch o the Huachucas and proposes to brow up with the country. Range News.
 Arizona Republican: Fhe Whitlow Bros. have delivered their last bunch Inf cattle to Hoadley X Turnbull of .pbenix, and teddy their outfit left sor their ranch in the Superstition mountains.
 Tucson Star: The spring shipments ol cattle from Tucson figure up 2O2 The season is nearly over. Caifornia is expected to be a good all market Prices here now are high, s3 to s. 9 on foot.
 Tucson Star; John Brown came in
 frn his cattle range on the San Pe- 2 iro yesterday. MT, Brown ls one of the largest cattle owners in Pinal county and owns baruny of over 2OOO acres of patented land iu the San Pedro valley.
 Range News Mir. Henry Arfman arrived from his ranch few days ago N with the second delivery of his cattle, contracted in the spring to Messrs I Hooker & Stark. Mir. Arfman will soon leave for New York, where he expects to spend the summer with
 relatives.
 \ Star. Col Hooker, the cattle baron -@4 @ 0f Sierra Bonita. who Is in the city on business connected with Indian depreciation claims, has the finest x herd of stock in Arizona and is the E oldest established stockman in Ariz- ona. He looks just as young as he did twenty five years ago.
 q Rage News: Messrs Werner X Aiken, the Kansas City buyers, went Saturday to Kennedy's ranch in up pei AraValpa to receive a bunch or cattle gathered for them by Messrs Jas. Kennedy & Sons. They have on the way in, or being gathered fol them two trains of cattle.
 & draham Bulletin: Two miners working in the Lone Star district
 'an short of meat last week and it i: 'ala' went to the range and killed 2
 OeeI' burning the head and hide, ol at Oieast attempting to do so by build
 rug tlre over them. Next day
 turner West discovered the head anC
 u'ue' which only had been partiall,
 turned. He found trail of two
 nurses to the mining camp where he
 'Ouuu plenty of fresh meat. Int
 Icn were arrested and taken before
 ouo'ce % Fonda, The prisoners de
 . "a,eu that they were innocent anC
The oasis., 1898-06-18
rlns Rnn.h for sale

At very reasonable terms. San Besnardino ranch, near the frontier of Sonora, Mexico, District of Arlzpe, containing near forty thousand acres, good grazing and agricultural land with plenty of water. Title perfect. For further information apply to w. Iberri Hijos, Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico; A. B. Roth, l33t s. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal; J. M. Casta- fIeda, Benson, Arizona.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21

dlSsoyallty 10 either Of the Tremendous
results OF the wur-the freedom u tne
1laye and the eternal unity OF the re-
public? The protection OF the negro hy
southern courts. his reliance for secur-
icy upon southern sentiment and his
education through white taxation In
southern schools, furnish the uouth's
answer as TO the FIRST. To the second;
loyalty to a perpetual union Of tile
states and TO the honor and glory Of the
republic-the south has been continu-
aily answering since the close OF our
civil war; and she Is answering to-day
by the presence and pToweBs OF her he
role sons at the 'front.' In che war With
Spain. Her Lee, her Wheeler,S her Bag
ley, her Blue. her Robson, and her
thousands, OF volunteers who, sprang to
arms at their country's call are an
sWerlng from their camps from the
Philippines and from the jungles OF
Cuba. You, ms Confederate comrades.
would be there n the country needed
you. Many OF you assembled here would
have been there but for impaired health
and falling strength. But our sons and
grandsons are there. with our prayers
and blessings they are enlisted in this
war for high and holy purposes. Among
the great ends to be attained in this
conflict with Spain, the freedom OF OPP
pressed Islands in both oceans, the VII
der influence of America IN the councils
OF the natlons, the Increased respect for
her power on land and sea, there Is still
another achievement to be attained, no
less glorious and far-reaching; namely,
the obliteration OF all traces OF distrust
among ourselves aud the complete and
too long delayed unlhcatlon Os the
American people, which shall be called
in question no more forever"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21
west virginia Pensions.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WA stHTNGTON july .O-PensiOI

Special Dispatch to the IntelllEencer.
WASHINGTON, July Extensions
have been granted to West Virginia APP
pllcants as follows;
Originai-Andrew Hart. Jay, s.;
Charies i. Dudrow. Harper's Ferry, IS.
ncreasc-Thomas Morris, Stats
Mills. So 10 $40; John II. Mullens, Bea-
yer Mills. Sc to s.; Charles y, shoe-
maker, Ona, SO to s.; Jacob Casio, Gay,
81 TO Si7; George Marshall. Wheeling,
IS TO SIC; John saube, Wheeling IS TO
81. ,,-r
tom fe. minors OF Lewis Hays, Glen
denim. Slf; minors OF John w. Pack.
Barbnursville, SIS,
Pensions have been granted, also, TO
Frederick Rcymer, Beham, Washing
ton county, Pa, restoration and IN
crease. 81 TO So; Isaac Hill, Garwood,
WnshlnEton county, Pa. renewal, '6
4 patent has been granted to Richard
Is. WARS, Plsgah. w. Va, for brake
operating mechanism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21

NEW YoRK-There IS a fail amount
of new business recorded in nearly all
lines Of dry goods, but 1t is not Of
heavy character. So far, mail orders
have shown the best results, and these
have been for small lots. Though quite
numerous. they fall to brine the daily
totals up to high figure. The market
is much in the future buyers in town
being inclined to query for future buy
ing rather than to purchase at once.
Staple cottons are unchanged in tho
main. Brown goods, except for export.
are quiet. Beached cottOns show no
change OF moment. Flannels show good
rpstIltR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21

NEW YORR-Metnls-An Indifferent
trade was doing on the metal exchange
to-day. InterSt is still Et n low ebb.
while fluctuations in prices are largely
nominal. The official close was as fol-
lows: Pig iron warrants quiet ut Sc 80
bid and SO 20 asked; lake copper quiet
at 81 80: tin quiet at SIS so bid and
Sl6 60 asked; lead quiet at So 92ls bid
and 81 95 asked; spelter quiet at 81 10
bid and "a so asked. Lead is sill quoted
at 80 so by the firm naming the settling
price for lcadlE6 miners and smeNeTs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21

CHICAGo-oattle fairly actlve:choIce
steers s. OOG5 so: mediums 81 G5Ti So;
beef steers 81 1904 60; stockers and
feeders 50 0O64 rs; bulls 50 1904 %;
cows and helters SO 1904 90; Gamers
s. 1908 90; calves 50 OO17 90. Hogs ac-
tive; fair to choice 50 97ts64 1871; pack
ers 50 SOFAS 30; butchers 50 $500 O5; mix
ed 50 SOG4 90; Hight 81 1904 %; pigs 50 90
G3 92Is. Sheep strong; common 50 OO9
8 50; choice natives s. 58d5 90; lambs
50 5OG6 rs. Receipts Cattle 1900 head;
hogs $1,000 head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira 50 OO15 O5; primo 81 S59i IS; COM
mon 50 sG14 90. Hogs active and high
err; prime mediums 81 l5Gp4 20: heavy
hogs 81 lcdi 10; good Workers 81 100
s 10; common 10 fair s. 60fpA 05; pigs
50 75d4 Is; roughs 81 1903 65. Sheep
steady; choice 81 6OG4 65: common 50 80
"a 90; yearlIngs 81 OOQ4 IS; spring
lambs IS COOS 50. Veal calves s. 500,
Z 90.
CINCINNAT1-Hogs quiet at 50 zoo
W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21

cmher pork began sifa5e lower at
. e2il % s.; rose n % eT'f: then down
o 50 %. tie closing figure. The ranEe
u lard and RIBS was narrow.
Estimated receipts tomorrow;
Wheat, % cars. corn. ZS0 cars. oats
49, cars: hogs. 1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-21
RS q. SUNDAY Excursions on Fourth
DIvtaiOH.

Commencing Sunday, May 90 and
every Sunday thereafter uptil Septem-
her 25, INCLUSIVE, the Baltimore & Ohio
will sen excursion tickets 20 and from
alI stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning dntc OF sale, ut
one fore FOR the round TRIP with ten
cents added