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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06
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a Sailors Account ora Visit TO the Exile.
In recent issue Of Kuehe und Keller
Karl weinheber. cook Of the Neither
land steamship AndhluHa. gives this
account OF trip to Devils Island:
Our ship, the Netherland steamship
Andaiusia, was anchored OF Devils
Island, April /, after 4 "trip to Cayenne,
when we Were hailed from the shore.
At the same time q small boat put on,
manned by soldiers They came along
side to ask the captain for the loan OF a
cook while the Andalusia was waiting
for freight. The cook OF the little gar
rison had broken his arm, they said,
and our cook was to teach one Of their
men. SO that he might be able to attend
to the kitchen unlil another was sent
by the comman1f.
The captain sent me to the island,
and while busy In the little kitchen In
structing q soldier IN the mysteries OF
broHlng lamb chops and cooking pork,
/ had plenty OF opportunity to question
Captain Dreyfus' guards. The men,
who had at tirst seemed disinciined 70
speak, became quite lOquaciousy after
awhile. HIS" wa9 not 30 illtreated as
those In the world seemed to think;
'he"ls not confined; ''he" can 80 every
where on the island OF course. two
men are always ut his heels. "He" gets
up between and in The morning, and
his first breakfast consists Of q cup OF
chocolate. II the weather Is good he"
goes for a walk soon afterward and
winds up hts promenade by bath.
But are you not afraid he might
swim away or commit suicide!" !
asked.
mot at al, said the soldiers, "for q
rope Is Fastened 10 both his wrists, ana
the ends OF the rope are IN the hands or
the guard. After the bath he takes his
second Observation-Disclosures, bread. ham
or eggs and bottle OF beer. Then he
goes In for study. He reads and writes
for several hours"
what kind OF books has he got:
The soldiers looked OF each other. AZ
ter awhile one Of them SAID: He Is
only aMowed to read technical works.
But he can write whatever he pleases.
He is now writing an account OF his
life"
Must he show what he wrltes?"
"No; we read only the letters he de-
sires to have forwarded. These are
sent to the commander in Cayenne"
"And does the commander send them
on as receiYed?"
"No they are copied and the origin
ais are retained at Cayenne"
What does he do besides reading
and wrlting?"
1.-TWO weeks ago we received permits
sion from the commander to play cards
with the prisoner, and he has become
an inveterate gambler since. After
dinner-he always has soup, a roast
and desert-about two O'clock In the af-
ternoon, we always play baccarat to-
gether."
What are the stakes?"
The soldier laughed. HE has not got
a sou and there are probably not
three francs on the whole island. We
play for shells. The prisoner gets his
supper at in the eyening-roast or
ham and bottle Of beer. Soon after
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ward he goes to bed. He is not allowed
10 have any light, you know, Only the
glarG al the door Keeps up wood nre'
He says the hours from to 10 are ms
worst. He cannot go to sleep before 10
O'clock and the guard is not allowed 10
answer any questions he may put. In
the daytime we may talk to him, but
oniy ON the most trillng subjects, the
weather, his health, etc. Our own
country Is not to be mentioned"
as he allowed to smoker"
mo; that IS, think not, for the com.
mander does not furnish him tobacco.
MAY / leave some cigars for hing"
The soldier did not answer. ! emp
tied my tobacco pouch and my cigar
case on the table. ] hope he got what
left for him."
/ saw a man, followed by two soldiers
approaching from tho strand. Drey-
fusl He seemed to have heard Of my
nresence and measured me with ques-
tlonlng looks His lips moved. but he
dd mot speak. He is a mldtie-sized
man. cadaverous and OF yellow com
plexion, His eyes are deep In their
sockets, he walks with sioop. and his
forehead is furrowed. He is growing
old rapidly. no doubt.
Dreyfus whispered with his guard,
and when the latter had nodded assent
walked up to me and shook me by the
hand. Bring my good wishes to the
wide world" ne said, In Il voice qulv-
erIng with emotion. Then he walked
slowly toward his hut, where he re-
malned standing at the door. waving
MS hand as my boat dashed Into the
pillows. Hat an hour later we were on
our way home.
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CHICAGO-Cattle, native beef steers
sold on a basis OF 81 OO04 IS for common
to fair grades up to IS 1905 65 for good
to choice shipping droves. extra fine
cattle being quotnble at So 7Od5 IS. Sales
were largely at 81 S59540. Stockers and
feeders sold down to 50 OOGD3 %. Bulls
sold at 81 5O63 25 for bolognas and al
50 1904 % for exporters. Veal calves
active ut So 50d7 10. Hogs sold at an ex-
IRENE range OF So 1908 92h, chiefly at
50 G0G3 IS, and pigs went largely at
50 25d3 GO. The market for sheep and
lambs was active az strong quotations,
Lambs were wanted at 50 1904 50 for
the commoner lois up to s. 75 for choice
natives, few being choice enough to
sell above IS 65 Native sheep were In
good request at 81 5Od3 so for the poorer
lots up TO 81 25d4 30 for the best, feeding
ewes selling at 50 20. Receipts: Cattle,
$500 head; hogs, $1,000 head: Gheep,
1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira 81 9OG5 10: prime IS OOd5 20; COM
mon SO 4OH3 10. Hogs dun and slower;
prime mediums 50 s5d4 90: best York
ers 50 90G13 95; common to fair Workers.
81 SOd3 So: heavy hogs 81 $500 %: good
pigs 50 4Oa3 so: skips aud common pigs
50 00d3 90: roughs 81 25Gl3 %. Sheep
slow; choice 81 iOd4 80; common g O09
3 60: choice spring lambs IS s0G5 so;
common to good 50 50G5 %. Veal calves
SO 50q7 90.
CINCINNATI = Hogs dull and lower
at 50 00d3 So.
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cHICAGo-The superior strength de-
veloped By outside markets to-day. to-
gether with higher foreign advIces.
caused an advance here in wheat. De-
cember closed with an improvement OF
&c Corn rose %dhc. Oats advanced
Ka%c. Provisions left of at virtually
unchanged prices.
AdyIces from Liverpool reported
wheat steady, Notwithstanding the ex-
tremc weakness, though It was stlll
showing little in North Dakota and a
good many light weighted bears In the
speculative crowd went short over
night 1t was under such clrcum-
stances that iirmer tone was impaired
10 the market at the start, December.
which left on last night at 6iac bid.
started at from &c bid to 62q62hc and
there were buyers of October ut &c
over December. New York began even
stronger than ChicaBo and Duluth
showed considerable bulllshness In the
cash wheat trading. an advance OF lc
bushel being noted soon after the open
Ing. The superior strength at those
points excited n little emulation here
and during It's display December ad-
gg6 cars, against 3l3 n gear ago, ana
Minneapolis and Duluth reported l.OlS
carloads compared with 1908 the cor
responding day last year. The nggre-
gate ct the chief western primary mar
kets was $4,000 bushels, compared
with 1,499,0O0 bushels n year ago. Tx
ports from the Atlantic and Gulf sea-
ports were LIBERAL but not large
enough to be OF much help to longs, the
sum total being $4,000 bushels Ship
pcrs reported GONE inquiry from the
east for Wheat, but generally Mt I'M
workable prices. Ono let OF No. rcd
was reported disposed OF early In the
day. but nj a price not made public.
December Kept within the range Of &c
and 624c the greater part Of the daY.
but became stronger near the end ana
closed at 69Ikc, at which figure quite
good business was done.
Corn ruled Arm and higher. Reports
| from the country, especially Nehraskn
and Kansas, we're almost unanimous as
to poor results OF husklng. LEADING
commission houses and prominent seal.
perp bought with a good deal Of free
dom and as offerings were small, prices
were advanced materially. Receipts
were 702 cars December opened va hc
higher az 29Nc, and improved to 29isc
sellers, the closing figure.
A good demand for the cash article on
the foreign, together with an advance
In the other grains strengthened oats.
Receipts were 3i6 cars. of which 81
Bruded No 2 May began &c up a.
22Kc: sold up TO &c, and closed at 2s'sV
2gc.
Heavy selling by commission houses
in addition 10 large run OF hogs ana
| lower prices at the yards, caused
heavy feeling In provisions the greater
part OF tho day Near tho end OF the
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be far better than the average of Mes
aba ores 1t has been driven into for a
depth OF $50 feet and the bottom has not
been reached. There may be 100000
tons in the deposit; there are certainly
half that.
Led by the experience OF others In
mining regions the townsIte proproetors
had made stringent reservations In
their deeds as to mineral rights. Indeed
the buyers of the lots in Eveleth were
buyers OF nothing at all but surface
rights to build houses and retain them
so long as the owners of the ground
underneath did not require them. So
the proprletors can evlct all their ten
ants at will now that ore is found. But
this they do not propose TO do, They
are wealthy men who have made their
money In business.
One OF them said: eve are not rob
bcts. and do not propose to begin that
sort OF bualness now. We are cnerlns
ell lot owners in the west half OF the
village free lots In better site east OF
present village and joining It on hill
side. with streets graded and sidewalks
laid. and we age now getting hgures
FOR the Wholesale removal OF the build
!Rgs on the ore tract. The whole west
half OF the town wlIl he moved at the
came time and by the game con,rac-
tors. so that the cost wiitbe small, com
parauycly.
We have drilled am iprobcd with
diamonds the hillside where we expect
to put the town. and have found no ore
there later there may be. Of course. but
(, Is not probable Among the struc-
lures to be removed arc the largest
buildings OF the place. large hotel. a
bank, most OF the stores, some of chem
Of considerable size. for taveleth is a
thriving village OF about $500 people,
with all lis men at work at good and
regular pay. They are all glad to find
another mine there, for It means bet.
ter place and an addition OF several
hundred to It's population"
The owners of this town are the pine
land Arms of Robinson & Flynn. Aiur'
ply & Dorr and E. N. Fowler, all OF
Detroit, Mich. These men own tho lands
on which most OF the ore near Evcleth
has been found. and they are In receipt
OF an income this year OF not FAR from
M
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Correspondence Of the Chicago Trib-
nne: To pick up town bodily and
move It OF the site It has occupied four
Years is a proposition with which engl-
neers at Eveleth. ON the Mesaba range
In Minnesota. are now wFfltlIng. The
stores, banks, churches dwellings and
rs streets and sidewalks are all to be
yeproduced In the new lccatlon as faith
fully as may be and as the SKIN OF the
contractor can do the work. Explora-
lions under tho village have brought to
light there bed OF ore that is worth.
Mt the price such ore sells to-day In the
market at Cleveland, not less than Sl5.-
100000 This is altogether ZOO rich
prize to let staV under Village. and
the proprletors have taken the irst
stems toward opening II and winning
the rich ore that lies in such masses
underneath the streets and dwellings.
Eyeleth Is a village OF four years of
pge. and 1t is literally an iron town.
There is no other industry than the
mining and transportation o: the
stores of red hematlte found by mill
ions of tons Immediately around the
village. 1t Is surrounded by mlnes;ad-
io!nlng the town on the north lies the
Adams, probably one of the richest all
Bessemer mines In the world; adjoining
on the west is the Cloquet, with large
stores of ore opened in It's drift and
levels: Immediately south is the famed
Fayal. with It's drifts. levels and vast
dome.rooted chambers stretching
away like the spokes of a wheel from
ifs shafts, where are daily raised 5000
or 1000 tons OF the finest grades OF ore.
Mine whistles are the signal for all be-
giunings Of labor and long trains Of soft
Bessemer ore trundle out of the yards
at all hours of the day and night.
Not long ago man sinking well in
his yard, struck into rich ore. Soon an
other one, several hundred feet away,
did the same, and then the proprletors
began to make Inquiries and set drills
at work sinking like needles through
the earth. They found ore everywhere.
Fully half the townslte was underlaId
with 1t. The ore was OF the best grade
and OF a physical characteristic suitable
for the furnaces; indeed, It was seen to
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Y1HAHcB AID Trade
Ths sstiurss % the Honey ana stock
Inrhuta.

1I5- Prhfnres % tha tionsy aud stock
HarsutA.
NEW YORK, oct. 5.-Money on call
292% per cent; last loan 2is per cent
Prime mercantile paper shQ41s per
cent. Sterling exchange hrmer. with
actual business in bankers bills at
a slH@4 siA for demand and at q sl1s
for sixty days; posted rates s. s2fsG
4 IS; commercial bills 81 81. Silver cer-
tidcates eOAc. Bar silver soc. Mexican
dollars lsEc.
Speculative attention was directed to
the American Sugar Refining Com
pany's shares to-day by the cut In the
price OF the various grades Of the pro-
duct AdyIces from the sugar district
we're that the dealers were holding on
In expectation OF further reductions.
and that . lively war In the trade was
looked for Wall street received the
various developments with some cons
Germ, as It was felt that renewed lIqulda-
tion in sugar would tend to deprive the
gyrttnh
market OF ene 'uIsiue euppots m'i .s-
some are no" eA ~ en0 'ie' . s'.'
eHoFls "heh weFe haAis ~ ss ,sl,
various speclaitles must lps ap ,
supsequent ueveiopue ..l.' , !, ..
porting orders were placed all around,
ana tae drop IN sugar OF .n,ee pO IN.
% l4S% was "ltiiou' eppte'iGS's 800 -,
the nrmness OF 'he general ma. natAe''
coupled wirn open Ouyins q O, t ~.
dustriais Dy a ieaalns in' NEE DiO '-
about a late raily OF points ~ sus.t,
Irresularity was qui.e pr"nounssp
throughout the cay anu tue ny se ~.
mite semoiahee OF s .Il, eAoep' tTl
orief interval az inc start anu asein
IN the late session rue 1psvnIe - :
decisive zone 'eu 70 the e''u. s. =,
some commission MOUSE otu 4
LONDON alternately OousII anu SOY,
METROPOLITAN TRACTION SOCKS uisplayeu
a good Tone IoOacco Fesi'oHued ie'-ui-
~ In either direction !" Tue usual l' aS-
sortment Oh rumors respecting tne s'a.us
u .ig ns $50 p.,s,a,s Cos sfse,
iiia,, StNSs1.s-S' 80, 80 49, Hs,,,T
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p,l.,,pils., Itching piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense Itch
ing and stlnging; most at nlsht; woTSa
nv scrntching. II allowed 20 continue
trmors form, which often bleed and Vi
cerate. becominu vefy sore SWAfNE )
OINTMENT stops tho itching and
biasd,ng heals liberation, and In most
- ~ remoVes tho tumora At drug.
IIsts or by mail. for so cents. Dr..
SwSpne & son, philadelphia. Refuse
nil substitutes. tths&W
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session. however. the market appeared
10. take heart from the irmness %
wheat and corn and prices recovered
frcm the early depression, danpiiy
PORK started nc down al g sss adj
vanced 70 IS s1: then reacted TO S sl5l
sellers, the closing fgure. The range In
lard and rihs vas marrow.
Estimated receipts to-mf rToW:
Wheat. 900 cars: corn. Sos cars; oats,
100 carr: hogs. 1900 head.
The lendlng futureg ranEed a. follow;
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NEW YoRK-The mld-week market
showed continuance OF quiet condi-
lions In all divisions There was per-
functOry buying by representatives OF
firms In this city and by mail, but no
speculative tendency was noticed In any
line OF goods. Print cloths were quite
weak. No sales OF extras were reported,
buyers and sellers continuing ikc per
yard apart. Odd goods are not relatively
so weak as extras, but no heavy trading
was reported in any line.
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from the FavaI and Adams mines
alone. They bought the lands for pine
and made money BY is sale. and now
are receiving great incomes from a
source that was not dreamed Of when
they made their investments.
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YOU nre making great mistake in
moi scnding for 10 cent trial size OF
Ely's Cream Balm It is a specific for
catarrh and cold In the head. We mall
N or the 80 cent size. Druggists oil
keen IL. Ely Brothers, SO warren
Street, New York. .,.,..
cntarrh caused difficulty In speaking
ana 10 great extent loss Of hearing.
BY tho use Of ElP's Cream Balm drop,,
ping OF mucus has ceased voice ana
hearinS have greatly lmproyeu,--J. w
Davidson, Attorney at Law, Monmouth
III.
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10 M0FB A VILLAGE.
Unique Engineering Scheme to be
Carried out in Mesaba Range.
THfToWS COVERS A BEDOF ORE.

WORTH NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN
MILLION DOLLARS STORES.
BANKS. CHURCHES. DWELL
1Nes. STREETS AND SIDE
WALKS OF EvEIETH MIME
sofa. TO BE REPRODUCED IN
ANOTHER LOCATION : RICH
DEPOSIT OF IRON ORE Dis
COVERED BY A MAN SINKING A
WELL IN HIS YAsR.
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Cash quotations were as follows;
FlOur-Easy.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 611s9 s2ltc; No. 8
spring 59G63Ac; No. 2 red s59eil4e.
Corn : No. 2992kci No. 2 yellow
29%c.
oats-No. 2 22622Nc; No. 2 white 245t6
25lsc: No. 3 white 2315s 92i5sq.
Rye-No. 2 l6hc.
Barley-No. 2 3l64tc. IN
Flaxseed-No. ] S9la699c
Timothy seed-Prime szy2os
Mess pork, per barrel, S7Jl597 so; lard,
per 100 MS, q 62lt1t, 65; short ribs sides
(loose). s. 1905 So dry salted shoulders
(boxed), l1S85%c; short clear sides
(boxed). IS 3O95 40.
whiskey : Distillers' finished goods
per gallon, 81 %.
sugar-cut loaf, 577o; granulated
$3.50. -,
dairles. 129t7c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh lac.
NEW YoRR-F1our; receipts 1880
barrels; exports. 1880 barrels; market
was steady and fairly active for low
grade winter.
Wheat, receipts, l2s,9OO bushels; ex-
ports, l45,500 bushels; spot market
steady; No. 2 red I3isc I. o. b. a1oat; OPP
lions opened steady, closed 4sQhc net
higher; No 2 red May closed at s916c.
Corn, receipts 142. $50 bushels; exports,
122,6l0 bushels; spot market Arm; No. 2
S5Ic T. q. b. ahoat: optlons opened Arm
and closed %4hc net higher. May
closed at S6%c.
Oats, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports.
900 bushels; spot market firm; No. 2
26I{c; options opened dull.
Cheese dun. Tallow steady. Cotton
seed oil steady. Rice steady. Molasse5
firm. Coffee, options opened quiet, but
closed barely steady at 5@10 points
lower. Sales, 10,500 bags. Sugar. raw
dull, with weak undertone; fair refining
3%c; centrifugal SO test 7rS2c; mo-
lasses sugar. 3Isc: refining weak and
unsettled; mould A, SIC; confectioners'
A. &c; crushed SIC; powdered, SIC;
graduated Sic; cubes, SIC.
BALTIMoRE-F1ou duh and un-
changed; receipts, 1850 barrels; ex-
ports, $500 bushels. Wheat dull; spot
67& 16Sc; receipts $500 bushels; ex-
ports. 1885 bushels. Corn firm; spot
S3ILGtS35sc: receipts, $500 bushels; ex-
pQILAe outuVV gAhAAGAns Oak2 AAAAAAIAg AVE-
. white western 2S629c; receipts, A,S00
bushels. Rye easier: No. 2 nearby 4sisc;
receipts, 5000 bushels, exports, 1880
bushels. Butter, eggs and cheese un-
changed.
CINCINNATI = Flour dun. Wheat
quiet; No. red 65966c. Corn quiet;
No. mixed s0hQ31c, Oats easy; No. 2
mixed 23094c. Rye firmer; No. 2 4Sc.
Lard firm at "a so. Bulkmeats quiet at
IS s7ls. Bacon steady at So 55. WhIskey
steady at 81 %. Butter steady. Sugar
firm. Eggs dull at 1sc, Cheese steady.
ToLEpo-wheat dull and hIgher;lSo
cash 66hc; December s51c. Corn
dull and steady: No. 2 mixed SOC. Oats
steady. No. mixed Csc. Rye unchang-
ed; No. 2 cash 1910 bid. Cloverseed ac-
tive and higher; prime cash 50 sI1s; oc-
tober 81 30.
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HrnIonls Fsadacte ard IriIgcsLia1 CO

Il the only remedy on the market thai
Will euro every form OF Headache IN , 70
10 minutes, correct indignation, ntlniu-
late the nerves and build up tho system.
Travellers gripsack. At AL Druggists.
. cure, 70
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TrnIna NOS. ], 2, and 8 daily botWOon
Cleveland and uhrichsyille, All other
trains daily, except Sundays,
Electric cars between bridgeport and
Wheeling and bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and Bellnire.
Consult agents FOR general information
as to best routes ard passenger rates 70
all points. ,
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RAILROADS.
BALTINOREeOMO

S9lhItt MAIN LINE 4l4ApA7a
For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York, l2:25 and lo:55 q. m. and ~ p M
Cumberland Accommod ation, 400 q. p.
daily. except Sunday. go
Grafton Accommodation. l;lb p. N. dAAlys
ARRIVE.
!. From New York, Philadelphia ana Hals
timofe, $50 q. M daily. ,sa.,
Washington Express. u;0o p. N: dally.
Cumberland Accommodation, t:Vl p M
Grafton Gecommodati 1910 q m. daily
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago, 7:ls .. m. ana
Columbus and Cincinnati Expre8a, ias,s
a m. and li:l0 p. m. daily. 49,
St Clnirsvllle Accommodation Vit9 :. N
and S:25 p, m. daily, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. las a. m. and itise .
Z Cincinnati Express. $50 a m. and s:i5 y.
ssndHsky Mail 5:15 p. m. daily. -.
81 ClaifBVille Accommodation u:eg z,
m. and 5l5 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING q PITTSBURGH DIV.
For Pittsburgh, 5:25 and 7:15 q. N. and
$50 p. m. daily and 1:lb p. m. aaiiy' az
f For Pittsburgh and the East s;as q, n.
and $50 p. m. daily.
From Pittsburgh, 1o:2Q 9. m, e;eo 2. "a.
and 1870 ?. m. daily, 1890 q. M, eSeept'
9uuuS T, C. BURKE.
Passenger and Ticket Agent; % Sl1f5 3
General Manager. Manager PasSen'.
-Baitimore.-s
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NEW YORK-Pig iron quiet Mt 81 90;
lake copper unchanged at Sl2 20; tin
quiet at SIG IS; lead easy ut 50 30; brn-
kers' 50 50; spelter unchanged at 81 IS.
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 o.: Ger.
tidcates closed at 81 o79t bid for cash;
sales 10000 barrels cash At 81 077k: ship.
ments 1O3,99O barrels; runs SS,Si9 bar
rolls
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RAsE BALL GOODS.
IIammoclss. croQust. War Maps and
Novelties, Pittsburgh Dispatch, CONNER
clal Gazette, Post. Times. Cincinnati En-
qulror, Commercial Tribune. New York
and other leading dnllies. Magazines, Sta
's''' c. II. DUMMY.
1919 Market Street
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PiEaS. ao5s cent aosS." A. all dTuSEl1tS'
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srATroNraY, BOOKS. ETC.

NEW YoRK-woOl' dull.