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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-07

CHICAGo-Crop damage reports. to-
gether with an urgent demand for cash
wheat by miiiers, strengthened wheat
to-day. July closed with gain of 2lsc
and September rose sc. Corn ad-
yanced 7sG1c, and oats left on lc high
er. Provisions show gains of zoe In pork,
TIC In lard and 17lEc In ribs.
Continued fine weather. lower Liver
pool cables and the general bearish
sentiment OF the trade started wheat
easy. In the first hour there was good
deal of long wheat sold out and free
selling for the short account. Tho
mans crop report for July was made
! public, and was considered hearlsh. as
IL claimed that with all the damage re-
ported and admitted, the yield indicated
a production OF 6S5,OOO.OOO against $780,
100000 claimed to have been raised last
year. Later IA the day there were a
number OF bad Mop advices received.
This, together with reports from differ
ent sections Throughout the country
complaining OF the sNS>y movement Of
the new wheat, and thu Operative de-
mnnd from miiieTs. cauSsd the traders
TO turn bullish. Early sellers covered
freely and prices took an up turn. July,
which had been selling at 7Ac, rose rap
Idly to 7GBc. September gained nc,
advancing TO 69tkc. September reacted
slightly near the close.
Chicago received II cars OF wheat,
against u last year; Minneapolis and
Duluth 46 carloads, compared with l67
a year ago; Atlantic port clearances OF
wheat and flour were equal to 200 BUSH
els.
July opened unchanged az 7iIsc, weak
ened TO 7lc. then rose rapidly TO IG9sc
bid, the closing price. September be-
gan &c lower to &c higher at GSkG
6s%c, rallied 10 69tAC, then advanced to
69Ha69%c bid at the close.
UBfavorable crop news and an I'M
proved cash demand were the bull influ-
ences in corn. There was a good speCu-
latlve demand both from shorts and
prominent operators. July opened un-
changed 30 &c higher at 3i%6tSibc. and
sold UP to 32&T32Nc.
Sympathy with wheat and corn. bet
ter shipping demand. light receipts and
buying by July shorts caused the nd
vance In oats. July began &c higher
at 2lTc, weakened TO 2lAc, then rose
TO 22Nc, the closing price
Higher prices at the yards, smaller re
ceipts than estimated, together with
satisfactory reports from the south as to
the yellow fever situation. strengthen,
cd provisions. There was n good cash
trade and the foreign demand was
slightly improved. September pork
opened l2hc higher ut 80 90 and sold up
10 80 S2ja bid at the close. September
lard begnn unchanged at s. %. advanced
TO s. 42h and closed at 81 iOI5 42is.
September ribs started 2hc higher at
S5 35d5 40. rose to s. 50, then fell or to
s. az.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
cars: corn 30 cars; oats 80 cars; hoGs
$500 head.
The leading futures ranged Us follows:
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BELLAIRE
Amsor,s OF I.Ova. News A"d GOS''P FeO"
the Glass City.

All SORT Of Local News And GOHalP FFom
the GIaSS city.
The BeHaire bottle works resumed OPP
erations Yesterday. The steel works
viE start IN again on the 18th, and Rod
efer Bros glass factory expects to so
on before that time. The Novelty
stamping works, the Stewart enamel
Mani and the Enterprise have resumed.
TheTe is more work and business IN
gelIaIre for July than was ever known
before.
The report Of the death Of Private
Myers from, wounds received In the Gu
nan war gave rise to the belief that II
might be Thomas a. Myers, OF this city,
bnt Thomas belongs TO hospital corps
in Georgia and has not been In the
lighting.
Rud Taylor. county recorder. who Is
named for q second term, wns in town
on business yesterday. He attends
strictly TO business and has given uni
yersai satisfaction as q county officer.
The clerks In retail stores have the
early closing movement In fuli sway FOR
this summer and are now endeavoring
to have It extended the year around ex-
cept on special occasions
Miss Carrie. L. Danford. daughter OF
CONGRESSMAN Danford, has been accept
ed MS a war nurse. She il n graduate OF
the Columbus medical college.
James C. Taitman, the weii-Enown
attorney. has been spending several
DAYS az Epworth Park, where his family
is domlciied for the summer.
Mr.. ]. Howard McGregor, an tnstrue-
tor in Columbia college,, is here on a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II,
a. McGregOr.
Miss Bertha Wilson. who has been
visiting the family Of Mr.. GEORGE Wall
tiers, returned to Columbus yesterday
Charles Crnwley and bride have taken
rooms at Mrs Taylor's but Will be "at
home" In n short time.
The newly elected officers OF Black
Prince lodge. X Of r., will install new
officers this evening.
Heatherington's band will give a con-
cert at Epworth Park on the SD, In the
evening.
John w. futile, m old resident Of
West Wheeling, Will be buried to-day.
supt. II. @. Williams and family Will
move to Marietta tomorrow,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, aud Ni.hap. Ia the Thriving city
Across the River.

lAlWl AlAN
Across the River.
The Christian church will be dedicated
next Sunday. Three services VIII pc
held during the day at the fohow = Z;
hours: 1880 a. M, 2:SO p. m. anu 10y
D. m. Appropriate addresses VIII oe le-
iIvered By Rev. Moffatt, OF Columbus
secretary OF the state board OF MISSIONS
and Rev. Wiseman. their pastor.
The work on the foundation of the new
Presbyterian church was suspended yes
terday afternoon on account OF q notice
being served upon the contractor tn9s
the work was not In accordance with MIS-
contract.
The money drawer in the meat, shop
OF Thomas Yingling was cleaned Oh US
contents, SI4, yesterday morning inc
parties who robbed him OF his SUPER
fiuous cash are not known.
Mrs. Judge Cochran arrived here last
eynnir=L<rom Chattanooga, Tenn 70
IN her husband. They viii occupy the
bo,,se Of Captain and Mrs. Smith during
their vacation east.
The NJ, E. Sunday school win picnic
at Cresap's grove to-day, and i Is sS-
nected that about 150 will leave Swartz's
landing at S O'Clock.
A yachting party was formed iaSt
evening by several young people OF ms
place and tip up the river was great
iy enjoyed.
A meeting Of the Ohio Valley Round
Table III Eclectic Physicians VIII De nel1
mis- afternoon In the office OF Dr. u ).
Burton.
Charles shlpman came home from
Philadelphia yesterday to spend the
eummr with his friends on Third street
Captain H. w. Smith and wife leave
thIs morning to spend the summer at
New York and Atlantic City.
The annual outing OF the Womans
Club will be held at the 'tEims' to-nOF-
row afternoon and evening.
Miss Sadie sedgwick left yesterday ioE
XenIa, and is the guest OF her 1riehu
Miss Johanna Keiso.
Polk Diggins, OF Birmingham: Ala Is
the guest OF his uncle, Patsy moore, ou
Zane street. 80
n F. Page and family, OF TIltouvllle'
were the guests Of friends here yesteF-
day.
s. C. W. Morrison and niece lett yes
4erday afternoon for Milwaukee.
william Nell, OF Columbus, was here
yesterday on business.
Edward McAnInch returned yesterday
frum Cincinnati.
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A poUBTFUL STORY.


Too Good to be True. Though a Sober
Man Tells 1t.
Never had such shock in my life. I
questioned for a few minutes whether I
was in my right mind. was sick, and
good and sick at that. 1 called up CEN
tral and was informed In one OF the
most pleasant voices I ever heard that
they were busy on the line OF my resu-
lar physician. Just as was going to
cut loose on a string OF profanity, she
said: You're sick, sir. can tell from
your voice. I'll call physicians till get
one. Meantime, you'd better lie down.
Say, nothing but dead faint would
have removed me from that telephone. l
listened as heard her ring for one doc
tor after another, always quick and
pointed in her inquiries, but patient and
not lost note in that hute-like voice.
! forgot that was sick and was sor-
ry when she finally found a physician
whom she told to hurry TO me.
"a little later she called up to know
81 needed nurse. OF course did, Just
because wanted the pleasure Of hang
Ing on 20 that receiver while she routed
W one number after another until the
desired article was procured. 1t was
great. When It came 10 getting drugs
che was only one removed from a ma
glclan. ordered dalntles that l never
eat. Just to hear her call for them, for l
pretended a degree OF weakness that
would not permit Of my standing too
long at the phone. The whole thing
was a startling revelation to me. When
I'm well the company is going TO lose
that girl or she'l refuse what good
mang mammas regard as catch"
Then one of the most desirable e!tSS-N-
bles In the town went to the te!ep~ no
oad asked the tIme though he haG
three clocks and a chronometer, all on
duty.-DetrOIt Free Press.
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uELnoR 40 rRApE
rhs Fsaturss Of ths Money aud sieeh
aiarksta.

The FEATURES Of tho Money hild steeA
NEW YORK. July e-NoneV on call
steady at 16iia per cent; last loan ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper si-V
( per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual businesss In bankers' Bills
al 81 SSklf4 s5G for demand and al
81 SiIka4 s4E for sixty days. Posted
rates 81 s5d4 S53k and 81 S6l4d4 81.
Commercial bills 81 s364 Ssli. Silver
certificates 59d59Nc. Bar silver 5ghc.
Mexican dollars 4olac.
The sentimental effect OF COmmo-
dore Sehleys victory was entirely dis
slpated to-day, and the stock market
dropped back into the condition OF leth-
argy and OF waiting for developments
which had marked II for some time pre-
yIous 70 this week. The quick satlstae-
tIon OF the demand aroused by the
news Of the victory. IS striking DEM
onstratlon OF the fact that the war Is
little taken account Of in the stock mar
ket Many observers believe that its
successful termination has already
been discounted, and the only develop
ment in its progress likely to etect
prices OF securities would be something
unfavorable to the success OF the Unit
ed States.
The financial collapse OF Spain is felt
to be Inevitable, and the longer the
strain Is maintained the greater the
damage that win be inflicted by the
final dlsatesr. The bankruptcy Of the
Spanish government must inevitably
have far-reachlng eject In the financial
world, and Is bound to be reflected IN
this country, even IN face OF triumph
and OF prosperity; for forced liquida-
ton will be the strongest market to real
lzeIn. The effect OF the government loan
on the money market is also an unsolv-
ed problem, and begets hesitation in
speculative ventures. There Is bound to
be continued uncertainty as to the
country's prosperity for the coming
year until the present crops are finally
harvested, or at least until the dimen-
alons OF the crops and the prices they
will bring are known. The expectation
that a naval victory would awaken
speculative activity having been dis
appointed, to-daE's dull and sluggish
market was the natural outcome, with
the bears nlbbling to find weak spots,
but with so little success rs TO be led
TO cover most short contracts before the
days close. Changes. as rule, were
therefore small and unimportant.
The volume OF BUSINESS in bonds was
small, and there was no important
changes in price. Total sales. $l,7S5.O0O.
United States new SIS and the old As
registered advanced q per cent in the
bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
A'S'tSS H.,',, -, ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,r,-c,
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NEW YoRR-Lead and copper still
exhibit relative strength and prices tend
upward on Increased demand. At the
close pig iron warrants were officially
reported as quiet and unchanged, with
sc 50 bid and Sc 6 asked. Lake copper
quiet and unchanged, with 81 IS bid and
81 sly asked. Tin quiet, with $l5 70 bid
and S15 So asked. Lead firmer. with
81 O2Is bid and 81 07h asked. spelterT
dun and nominal, with 81 rs bid and
IS 90 asked. The firm naming the set
Ting price for leading western m!ners
and smelters str Quotes lead at 80 SO.
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BgNwooD
Breezy new, Items Gathered In the b"''
MNrahAu County Town.

R-..zv NsyVs Items Gathered In the h"sy
Mnr.halI County Town.
Tho Renwood Southern and the city
.nnrcH have at last patched up their
dSseTences about the paving Of Marshai
street The company agreed to 40 thls
yyork when 1t was given franchise put
SoJiodl IN do SO. and, council has been az
ter the company ever since. Al a con-
Ssrance TUESDAY afternoon the street
ra1, people agreed TO complete the paw
Ing of the street this fall or let counGii
d. the work and the company wouio
pay for 1t. IA
Michael Gately, the grocer, was nit
,caiiv mi of neuralgia OF the heart yes
terday, and his recovery was reported
donhtfiIl. The family is al present IN
fortunate In the matter OF sickness Inn
Gnteiy having been removed 10 the
North wheeling hospital for treatment.
The funeral OF Mrs. Euuice A. shoup
occurred Yesterday afternoon. The IN
terment was ut McMechen and Rev. d
8 Robinson OBLIGATED at the services.
The Daughters OF Pocahontas held a
pubUc installation OF officers last Night
the proceeding terminating IN an Gu
ioyabie social session.
s p Pearson, superintendent VI tnS
structural iron work at the Riverside
coke plant, leaves for Pittsburgh to-
day.
Squire PeAey has returned from
NonndsviIie, where he attended the tu-
neral OF his sister. Mrs. John McWhor-
ter.
Miss Ault. OF Demos, O., stopped on
here yesterday to call on friends. While
en- route to Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Philips and Mss
Halle Martin leave to-day for Atlantic
City.
Peter Schultz has returned from a
visit to Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
John Llneberger is able to be out
again.
Mrs. yancuren is quite III OF quinsy.
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COMMUNAL BLISS EXEMPLIFIEp.
PA got orful mad yesterday mornln'
when he got ready to shave hisself," re-
marked Johnnie.
You see. ma wanted 90 sharpen her
lead pencil the other DAY an she could
not find no knife an she took pas razor.
She said II vas lovely and sharp, but
she said she'd give me n good licking II
] ever told pa OF It.
II didn't need to tell him OF itthough,
cause he found It out Just as soon ns he
begun 10 use Il. He asked me II had
been a toollu' with his razor, an I said
no, an he said twas mighty lucky for
me that hadn't
Then he hollered TO ma, but she was
1-rattlin' the dishes an made believe
she didn't hear IN he'd hollered three
times.
"she told him she didn't use & but
once, an she snld she didn't see no
sense IN HIS shoutln' so loud that the
neighbors could hear everything.
You ought to a-heArd pa GIN II 10
her though. Ma said she'd give me q
llckin' ia remember as long as lived
81 ever repentsd whnt pa SAID
"Aftcr he'd got through Shawn an
gone on, ma said he was a-gettin' 80
fussy that he was an Orful trial TO live
with.
But I'll bet dollar she WON'T never
touch pas razor agin."-Lawrence
American.
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NEW YORK-The progress made in
the dry goods market Is very small.
There are not many buyers in the first
hand market. Print cloths are coHsid-
erably stronger than they were. Ex-
tras are stlll quoted at &c.
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Commencing Sunday, May %. and
every Sunday thereafter. until Septem-
Der 25. Inclusive, the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets 90 and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning date OF sale, at
one fare for the round trip, with ten
cents added.
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PETROLEUM,

OIL CTTY-Credit balances 92c; GER
tiAcates opened at 91&c bid for cash;
closed at csc bid for regular; no sales,
shipments 1895 barrels; runs lOO,9I4
barrels,
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July 30 to July 10 the Baltimore &
Ohio Will sell excursion tickets to Oak
land, Mountain Lake Park and Deer
Park at one fare for the round trip.
g6od returning until July 10, inclusive.
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ruf.-.,sk.. CT Wlrfv.. g IN
1 AilotnS ~. bsr,,si Sc Ssas 10
lssS DE- 81 m ro nm e 8 sSG5 az
s sSsre Ribs@sidrs tioose( S s0a5 So
S Sao sI clear i sides boxed 8 75a5 81
Butter-Market steady; creamerief
i3isGISc; dairies 1lalSc.
Eggs-Firm; fresh l0c.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts :Oeoa
barrels; expor.s g,Ss5 barrels; market
arm but quiet
Wheat, receipts u, 900 bushels: exports
l1,eOO bushels; spot strong; No. red e2e
{. q. b. ad9at; options opened steady.
closed N61Kc net higher; No. 2 red
July closed ut S2hc: September closed
al 74Mc.
Corn. receipts $500 bushels; exp1r.s
1900 bushels; spot strong; NO. 2. 9S5.s'
options active, closing lsg9sc net hlgn-
eF. July closed at as3ac; SEPTEMBER
closed at S7Fhc.
Ce's, receipts 10000 bushels; SXpoits
10.loO bushels; spot steady; 10. . Letsc;
No. white 2Sci options strong & cioseu
&c net advance; July closed az zo5Ss s,,,,
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Wnol.
NEW YoRK-wooi steady.


sYMPToMS-Mulsture; intense Itch
Ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 70 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and Oi-
cerate. becoming very sore. SWAYSE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most
cases removes the tumors. At drug.
Gists, or By mail. for 80 cents. Dr.
swuyne & Son, Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
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Live stock.

cHIcAGo-cattle. cholcA steers s. 90
as 40; medium 81 6O64 "; beef steers
81 A0f4 70; stockers and fCeders So 500
1 S.: COWS and helfers 50 1904 IS; calves
81 OOa6 80. Hogs, fair to choice 50 S2ls
as 95; packers 80 659S so; butchers
50 1908 92ls; mixed 50 s59s SIN; light
50 s8a3 IS; pigs 50 ee99 rs. Sheep,
50 25a5 90: ewes. OOGi4 25; rams
So 5Oa2 20; lambs 50 5O@6 50. Receipts,
cattle 1850 head; hogs 1900 head;
sheep $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex'
ira 81 7564 IS; prime 81 65@4 20; com
mon 50 SO94 90. Hogs steady; prime
mediums and heavies 50 $500 90: best
Workers. 50 $500 90; light 20 fair York.
ers So s5GS 90; pigs, as to quality, 90 81
"a 90; roughs $2 5Od3 80. Sheep steady;
choice 81 1904 go: common 50 5O94 90;
choice yearlings "a SOFAS 90; common e
good 81 0O9i 10; spring lambs " 900
S 50; veal calves IS 5Oa6 90.
cfNCTNNAM-Hogs steady at IS Goa
3 90
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no you Ike n dry. fruity chnmpa5ne7
II you do ord have not dono 80. try
Cooks Imperial Champagne.
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Reduced Rate. via ohio River It. n.
EDUCATIONAL.
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Three college courses for degrees. Mu-
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MUNYON'S

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Of ali fprmI Of kidney
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-01
CAMARA TO COAL
Egyptian Government With
draws Its Objection.
WATSON SAILS NEXT WEEK
The Commodore Will Attack the
Cities on the Coast
49, Of Spain.

Assistant Secretary Allen Says the Squad
ron Is Nearly Ready for Seattle Coast
of Spain, He Says, VIII BE Bombarded
Within Three Weeks-Hong Kong Ad-
Vices Report Revolt in the Caroline
Islands-Second Manila Expedition.
y Lisbon. July LIT Is rumored here
that four American warships are on
their way to this port.
London. July LIT is learned that
the Egyptian government has decided
90 notify Admiral Camara that the con-
tinued presence of the Spanish fleet at
Port Said is violating neutrality and
that the warships must leave
Port Said July 1.-The Spanish fleet
under the command of Admiral Camara
has not yet sailed. 1t is reported that
he is awaiting the arrival of three col
liers and that the admiral will leave
his torpedo boats here.
The Egyptian government has given
Its sanction to the Spanish feet coal
ing from it's transports. 1t had previ-
ously prohibited the fleet from taking
on board anything more than coal
enough to return to Spain.
Washington. July 1.-"Commodore
Watsons flying squadron will sail for
the coast of Spain next Monday" said
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Allen.
THE Newark will be the flagship, as
was the original intention. as Admiral
Sampson has reported that the damage
sustained by the vessel was very slight.
The squadron would be ready to
sail Immediately were II not for the
fact that considerable time will be re-
Quired to fill the golfers.
''All three Golfers are taking on coal
day and night. and am confident that
the work will be completed by Sunday.
The coast Of Spain will be lombard
ed In three weeks
The start will be made from Santiago
de Cuba, where the American fleet Is
lying.