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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
SENATOR HIGGINS RENOMINATED.

clean. y. Y. July 70 (SpecaO.-The Republicans
Of the Tth Senate District to-day renominated
Senator Frank w Higgins OF this city. for State
Senator for the third time. unanimously. His cleo
ton Is assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-wEDNEsDAY. JULY 49, 1898
ARRIVED
Ste amer Croft Or Robinson Leith June "a and p,nb..
% with mdse and cabin passengers Simpson Spence
Young Arrived at the Bar 80 A m 'N
Steamer Venus DAM Lund Stettin June % tonsn
hagen 25 and Leh 20. with mdse to Furness W,,hsy a
Co. Arrived at the Bar 30 . m ''
Steamer Jason tBr) Frazer Montego Bay s 81 Anna
Bay and Port Mari. q. Annato Bay l. with md.s ana a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
WORKERS

The Board OF Education at It's meeting on Tues
day night elected Charles H. Fancher president
and Ethclbert Belknap vice-presdent. II required
five ballots to elect a president The most i'm
pOrtant business transacted In relation TO the
cases OF Anna l.. Seabury. Ruth Earle and Edna
n. Campbell. the three young High School gradu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EVERETT-Professor Charles Mellen Tyler OF
Cornell University. FIFTH AVENUE x- Pres-
dent Benjamin Harrison and Potter Palmer Of
Chicago HOFFMAN,. g. Lyon, OF Albany.
HOLLAND x Governor " .. Murphy Of Art
iona and Z. r. Gable, of Chicago. MANHAT-
TAN-Ex- Senator r NJ Pomeroy, OF Auburn. y.
Y and Jonathan Chace. OF Rhode Island. PARK
AVENUE-Peyton Van Rensselaer, OF Stockbridge.
Mass. WALDORF. y. Lppincott. Of Phia-
delpha. WINDSOR - Ex- Congressman Charles
Miller OF Franklin, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
OBITUARY.
DON A. KING.

Oswego. y. Y. July l3.-Don a. King. one Of the
Oldest and best-known lawyers In this region. died
at Pulaski to-day. at the age Of seventy-eight. He
born in Elisburg. jefferson County, and was
graduated from Union College in 1874. He had
prdctised law for ffty-seven years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14

In work, in many matters Of social
politcness, you are told: "lt's the
little things that count"
It's SO with what you wear.
Clothes. shoes, hats and furnish
ings, for man or boy; and if they 60
wrong the least little way you get
your money back.
ROGERS PEET & CO..
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thlrty-secOnd and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
THE BRITISH COLT MBIAN ELECTION

Vancouver y. C.. July l3.-The result of the gen
cral election IS finally known. II gives the Oppo-
sItlon 10 seats the Government 10. and the hide
Incidents 2 In Cassiar two members are yet 10 be
elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
DORRS FERRY.

Douglas Judson. the seven year-old son Of DR.. and
Mrs G. II Judson Of Clnton-avc.. died last even
ing from ocliaw Tho funera! will be held to-mor-
row morning AT 10 O'Clock. Burial Will be I'm Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING HERS.
TO DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Malls close Vessel sails
Bremen Bremen. " ~ Lloyd 100
bermuda. Quebec N N,
Jason. Cape Gracias Munson. 40 100 10
FRIDAY. JULY Is
II Dumos Haytl Atlas a m 1900 m
Hilary. Barbados Booth IS 200 m 400 n m
SATURDAY. JULY 10
Arecuna Mexico. Y Cuba 10 30 m 100 p m
Fortune Islands. Atlas a IN
Campania Liverpool Cunard. ..... II 90 m BOO ~,
Furnessia. Glasgow. Anchor. 1000 m 200 m
La Bretagne. Havre french ...-... 700 1000 a m
Maasdam. koterham non Amer. 800 m 1000 n M
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Announcements.
Z. & W.
r. 4 ".
NAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise ~ Sunset 80 Moon n 30 Moons -
HIGH WATER To DAY
\ M-Sandv Hook ~ Gov Island 5:o5 Hell Gate 6.5S
pM-Sandv Hook 40 GOV Island 5:ls Hell I'll
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Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thlrty-sccOnd and Broadway.
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before the fact. Meanwhile the trial OF
Owens goes on. and Mrs. Atkinson's
array OF attorneys assist in his defense.
A GOOD SHOWING
Mnde by the Mutual Reserve Life Insur
nnce Company Of New York

Mnde by tho Mutual Reserve Life Insur.
nnce Company OF New York.
4 NEW YORK, June 1.-The examina-
ton OF the Mutual Reserve, Of New
York. which has occupied the New
York insurance department three
months, is now completed and the re-
port filed. The annual statement Of
December 81, 1897, is verified and the
difference invested, and the cash assets
as valued by the examiners ard the as
ISOLATION Is less than five-sixths Of one
per cent.
1t is found that the present reserve
fund has been accounted by and be-
longs to the later classes Of members,
and that reapportionment of rates was
necessary on the older class ito make
this portion Of the membership half
sustaining as between premiums ard
death losses" The report commends
the system OF bookkeeping. declares the
association solvent, and in the matter
OF payment Of death claims says that
the association pays in full every death
claim that Is a proper charge upon the
mortuary funds" and that Gin every
case Of settlement or compromise the
character OF the claim has been such as
to make 1t the duty of the manager to
protect the members against an unjust
demand"
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.

In Tyler county, one-quarter OF mile
northwest OF the original Meredith well,
at Centerville, the South Penn OH Com
pany's No. Lon the Noah Fletcher farm,
Is seventy feet in the sand, with no
signs OF oil. and is still drilling. This
well shows condemnation OF what was
expected to be the extension of the pro-
ducins limits In that direction.
Near Strnstown. Tyler county, the
South Penn Oil Company's No. 6,
Thompson heirs farm. has been com
pleted and Is good for thirty barrels a
day.
In Dodd-Idge county the South Penn
Oil Company's well on the ]. L. Weak
ley farm, has reached the top of the
Gordon sand and has n show OF OIL
P. NJ. SShannon's No. 10, Economy.
which Is located 400 feet east of No. II,
will make a twenty-five barrel settled
producer
The big wells on Whisky run continue
to decline in their output and are now
on the down grade In earnest. The
gauges OF the eight best wells for the
twenty-four hours ending at p. M,
Wednesday. show a total of 1000 bar
rels. a decline In three weeks of nearly
1000 barrels in the daily production.
Barnsdall s. Mallofy's No. 4, Bumgard-
ner. has had a shot put In her md Will
make only small we'll No. Is due to
reach the sand to-day. The eight wells
doing 100 barrels per day or better are
Gartlan & Co. No. 3 Williamson, LA No.
4. IA barrels: No. s, 2SS barrels: Barns
dali & Mallory Brothers, No. 9, Bum
gardner, 12O barrels; No. 8, 2SS barrels;
No. Abicht. 24O barrels: Mountain
State Gas Company No. .. D. Payne.
145 barrels; South Penn Oil Company
No. /, ]. J. Mahaney, 240 barrels.
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CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS,

War Revenue RilI May be Voted or To-
day-House Passes the Urgency Defl-
cheney Bill without Debate.
WASHINGTON, June when the
senate adjourned this evening the war
revenue measure, SO far as the finance
committee is concerned, was completed,
with the exception of the bond provision
and the amendments proposed by the
Democrats in lieu OF the bond para
graph.
While no agreement was reached fix
ing time for the taking of final vote
upon the bill. 1t was the expressed opin-
ion on both sides of the chamber that q
vote would be taken tomorrow before
adjournment. Mr.. Allison, (Rep., 1owa).
in charge Of the measure, announced
that he would ask the senate to remain
in session Tomorrow until q vote was
reached. All of the committee amend
ments, except those noted, were agreed
10 this afternoon. Several efforts were
made 10 amend or eliminate the COM
mittee amendments, but the efforts in
each case were unsuccessful.
The house practically without debate
passed to-day the urgency deficiency
bill providing for the emergency ex-
pense of the army and navy depart
ments and carries items contemplated
in the Philippine expedition and the
early movement upon Cuba.
Questioned by Chairman Dingley, of
the ways and means committee, Mr..
Cannon, In explaining the urgent def
cheney bill, said 5000. 900 would be a
safe and conservative estimate of the
cost of war for a year If II lasted that
long. The bill Incorporating the more
urgent OF the war estimates was sub
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MRS. ATKlNSONsSITRlAL.3

The Demurrer to the Indtctintnt suItntned
OF Technical Gronnd,-Grnnd Jury
may Mako Ano,hrr Presrntnicnt.
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelllgcnccr.
GLENvILLE. W. Va, June 2.-rhe
case OF the state OF West Virginia va
Mrs. Myra II, Atkinson, wife OF Gov.
crnor Atkinson and ]. P. Owens, for
alleged forgery, loses mono OF It's In.
terest, despite the fact that to-day
Judge Blizzard pronounced decision
which for the present, at least, releases
Mrs. Atkinson from the charge. The
decision was upon the demurrer en-
tered and argued on yesterday. The de-
murrer was sustained as to the part
OF the indictment affecting Mrs. Atkln-
son. and It consequently goes out Of
court thereon. 43if
The count against Owens. who Is
charged with uttering the forged pa
pcrs, was held to be good. and his trial
Is now In progress. The decision was
surprise 20 those watching the pro-.
ceed!ngs. rs It IS n practical reversal
of-the judges position at the time OF
the former trial, 1t is upon n technical
point Of law Involving the necessity OF
alleging the guilty knowledge" In the
indictmnt, and as It does not reach
the merit of the case 1t will not pre-
clude the finding OF a new indictment
as to Mrs. Atkinson.
1t Is now asserted that the grand Jury.
which Is now In session, viii bring this
new presentment tomorrow. have 1t
on reliable authority that the ,qucs-
ton OF reindictment for her Is now be-
fore the jury. This statements carried
out by the fact that the jury. on the
suggestion OF the prosecuting attorney.
was called into court at noon to-day,
and instructed especially upon the
questions OF forgerles and accessory
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When swee. Glrland Benny BOY
Graduates are In the Land.
lib BRIDGEPORT COMMENCEMENT
LAST EVENING WAS THE occA-
SION or A LARGE AUDIENCE
AND THE USUAL PROGRAMME
og DECLARATIONS. ESSAYS
AND MUsIc-A VERY SUCCESS
Full YEAR IN THE ovER-THE-
RIVER SCHOOL = BELLAIRE's
COMMENCEMENT WILL BE.
= HELD TONIGHT.

With June has como the sweet girl
and bonny boy graduate, and until the
month has reached its prime school
commandments will come and go In un-
ending succession. Last night Tie
Bridgeport public school commence
ment wps held; tonight that OF the
Bellalre Schools will be held; in Wheel
Ing tonight will occur the closing en-
tertainment OF the Lincoln (colored)
school. Next week the West Liberty
Normal school will have its exercises,
ahdIthcn come Bethany College, West
Virginia University. Wheeling public
schools and host Of minor attractions
OF The kind.
AT the commencement Of the Bridge
port public schools, held last evening
at the Union Opera House, the audience
was so large that the building was far
inadequate. Flowers and flags-Ameri-
can and CubaH-wcre the features OF
the decorations, and excellent taste was
displayed. The music was furnished by
MeisJer's band and the diplomas were
presented by City Superintendent Dun
can. S
b The following programme was fol-
lowed, all OF the participants acquitting
themselves with credit 20 their school:
National Air-Red, White and Bluc....
< .......................M eisterS Orchestra
Chorus--Song OF the Vikings. High School
Invocation.
Crossing the Rubicon. ....................
4 .HHF H tnS NV. rat In CT
From Girls standpoint..4LuIu Bratton
March-uncle Remus. IN. BEAM
rhc ;;od.rr co;, Siy,Ss; ;SfsnSs1ra
The Present Problem....J. Ross Greenlee
Chorus-O'er the Waters. High School
What Might Be and What May Be-.
1, .:;::.:.::. Nora smith
seiec.ionsWhri Of the Town tK erS 50ss
Suppose To-day Were Just a Century
Ago........... Gertrude Alma Seabright
Characteristic Fancles. Mary Burtoft
Grand Medley overturc-FasscttanI
The I Ifnknown Beye
overture-Bouquet OF Standard Opera
Melodies tBeyer) ............. Orchestra
Passing Glances...-.........Ma dge Lindsay
fluto = iVu. ..JeSSle T.. COX
National Mr-Raliy Round the Flag.
Z ......... .....-.....................O Orchestra
Old Glory. Charles H Robinson
National Air-The Star Spangled Ban
ner..:........ ...........Orchestra
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Benediction.
The graduating class numbered ttir-
teen girls and three boys, whose names
are:
Lulu Bratton. Olive Fenton Hill
s Mary Burtoft, yer,
= Jessie +. Cox, Madge Lindsay,
Max. Fortney. Grace a. Levitt,
Dorothy Margaret Mary Ross.
q Glass. Chas. Fl. Robinson,
2. Name D. .Gifiin. Elizabeth Stewart,
9 James Ross Green Gertrude Alma Sea-
Il lee, bright.
: Olive Kidd, Nora Smith.
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IN THE COURTS.

Yesterday In the West Virginia SUI
preme court of appeals. now in session
here, the following cases were argued
and submitted:
C. F. Galloway VS.. Standard Fire In
surance Company; from Ohio county;
attorneys, White and Allen and w. P.
Hubbard.
E. W. Alexander VS.. John Marllng;.
from Ohio county.
Virginia B. Hays vs. Z. A. Fresh
water, from Hancock county.
Mary A. Stewart VS.. Northern As
surance company; from Hancock coun-
ty.
The argument In the case Of Edna
Gibney ct al. VS.. James Fitzslmmons
ct al, was partly heard and continued
until this morning.
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$1,000 SILK Waists TOR S3.9S saturday
nc J.. S. GOOD & CO.'S.
THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. H. X. BEDFORD, GEO n. m
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, S n. m,
parkcrsburg. ARGAND. II a. m.
Matnmons.. .LENINGToN, IL n. m.
SSis s ..RgTH, $3.50 p. m.
Steuhcnville. Il. VI. BAYNE. $50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 2 n, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, & n. m.
parkorsburg. BEN HUR. II a. m,
SistcrSvllle.. RUTH, $3.50 D. m. i-',i
Siarington.... LEROY. S:3t D. m.
Steuhcnville.. T: NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
n.,ea'on'., uhANlA, G:3O n. IN,
BOATS. LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charles ion..::H: X. BEDFORD. $50 a, m
Matnmoras.. LEXINGTON. II n m
Sistersvillc.. RUTH, $3.50 D, m,
SSiarinSton.. LEROY, $3.50 n. m,
steubenvillc. II. NJ. BAYNE. $50 n. m
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RESTORMEL RELEASED
Because She Left England Before ths
blockade ProcIun,ntion.

Because She Left England Before tn,
blockade Proclamation.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The Mail and
Express Key West special to-day says:
Judge Locke released the British coal
steamer Restormel to-day, declining to
entertain any evidence as to the ships
movements before her capture off San.
tiago. because she left England before
President McKlnley's blockade procla-
nation.
Santiago never having been block
AIDED. anyhow, the RestorNlel's course
was considered proper, although she
stopped at Porto Rico and, heard Of the
war. A strong point against the Re-
st6rmet Is the fact that after leaving
Curacoa, where she missed Admiral
Cervera, the captain painted the funnel
red Black is her regulation color, but
the red was for Identification by. the
'Spaniards.
A man on the Resturmel, 1t Is said.
sworc TO the story Of the ships calling
at the Cape Verde Islands and Curacao,
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MT. DE cHANTAL JUBILEE.

For the convenience of those interest
ed in the coming jubilee celebration at
Mt. de Chantdl, the following informa-
ton Is furnished by the Sisters:
The mass the opening day and the fol-
lowing day will be at 10 O'clock a. M;
the evening entertainment at s o'clock.
The trains for the accommodation OF
those from the city. who wish to be
present at these functions, will leave as
follows: In the morning at 9:l5. re-
turning at 1:3O p. m; in the evening at
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TWO BANDS WILL PLAY
At La Belle Flag Raising-City Solic-
itor Nesbitt to Speak.

City Solicitor Frank W. Nesbitt has
accepted the Invitation to make the adj
dress at the La Belle flag raising. which
occurs at the company's big plant on
the South Side, at 2:3O o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon. In order to give all tho
employees an opportunity to participate.
the management has decided to close
the mill down tomorrow at noon.
Two brass bands will furnish the mu-
sic, and the crowd will furnish the en-
thusiasm. Mayors band will play, and
the La Bellies band. under the direction
of Prof. A. Summers, will also spiel
a few selections. The flags to be raised
are American beauties. and the La
Belle boys are consequently letting out
their vest buttons. Mention was pre-
viously made Of the electric illumina-
tons to be strung around the flag pole,
SO as to let "Cqd Glory's" stars beam
forth at night time like It's counterparts
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Yesterday In the criminal court, in
the case of the state vs. J. c. Curren,
the defendant was sentenced to serve
one year on the first Indictment and
one month on the second indictment.
Currer was found guilty of theft.
State VS.. F. W. Reynolds; court sus-
tanned the objection to the first plea
and overruled the objection to the Sec
old plea. Thereupon the state filed
replication to plea No. 2tand the case
was continued until the next term Of
court.
Criminal court adjourned until Mon
day next ~
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WHEEL1NG DAILY INTEI1IGENcER FRIDAY, JUNE 81 1888

mhtted to the house yesterday by sccre-
tnry, Alger. whose explanation OF which
called forth the significant official letter
transmitted Herewith. 1t also Includes
nm emergency appropriation OF sio,coo.-
900 for tho navy. The appropriations
nre to DO available until December 3lst
&
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: o'clock and return when the enter

Owing to the limited space OF the
chapel. the Sisters will be obliged to re-
strict the attendance at the masses to
their olu pupils and special friends OF
their institution. However, all holding
invitations from the Sisters may attend
the evening performance. These invI-
tatiors, though, are not transferable,
and must be presented at the door.
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.LINCoLN's ENTERTAINMENT.

This evening at the Grand Opera
House, the annual entertainment by the
pupils OF Lincoln (colored) school will
take place, and the elaborate pro-
gramme that has been prepared will no
doubt draw very large audience The
four-act operatta. Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs," will be rendered. 1t Is
characterized by catchy music. Over
100 OF the Lincoln pupils will participate.
75c Shirt Waists for 3oc Sntur lay mt
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FLASHED A RAZOR.

Yesterday afternoon in colored bar
Der shop, on Eleventh street, WIN
Lowry swung O. chair and razor through
the atmosphere at Samuel johnson, sab,
for which he was "ob!eeged" to pay s.
and costs later in the day at a legal
function In Squire Fltzpatricks recep-
4 ion hill
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;BELLAIREs TONIGHT.

~ This evening at Bellaire the public
school commencement will take place,
and the programme that appeared in
yesterdays Intelligencer will be fol-
lowed.
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in the heavens. The electric llumlna-
tons were kindly donated by Mr.. FL. S.
Sands M. =
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EDO BOAT DEsTRoYERs To RE RECORD BREAKERS.


BY
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Oakland Hotel,
Season 1858. Oakland, Md. Season w.

= This well-known hotel. on the :
: crest OF tho Alleghanics. Will open :
= June Is. I'd year OF new MANAGE
= mcnt. Modern improvements anu
= everything tirst-c!ass. unsufpas
: cd as n pleasure and health resort
= ~ hours from Wheeling, wi.hou,
= change. Main stem B. y y. Ihfee
= trains each way daily.
= For illustrated booklet, diagram
= of rooms and terms apply 10 GEV:
: A. MILLS & SON. THE Grafton.
: Washington. D. c. n
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ches and stationary, ~
WARREN-Rivcr foot r in,,o.,
Clear and warm. ''->'
OIL ClTY-Rlver 2 feet 2 inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant >'-,''''>
GltisoNSBORo-Rlver Z feet G inches
and stationary. Clear and warm,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS foot a
Inches and failing. Clear and warm.
81 MISUNDERSTANDING 4 feet Q lnchcs
pleasant. - ''''u
Observation-Disclosures & feet o in
cnes anu falling. Clear and warm. :
f.NltkHRSBURG-OhIo river s foot .
, me- anu Falling. Cloudy; mercury 70.
The Little Kannwhn Is falling.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN OITv, NIL

Atlantic Hotel, directly on the beat.
Open all the year. Modern improvements
800 rooms. Finest bathing, boating az!
safe from Invasion by foreign enemy,
BUILDING LOTS for sale. low. Ea!
terms. Own your own seaside cSttafs;
Address, JOHN F. WAGGAMAN Z"
Fourteenth street, Washington, D. en-
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75c Shirt Waists for 3oc Satur lay mt
~ ssfl J.. S. GOUiy d CO.'S.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-22
MARKET REPORT.
CISCIsNATI. Sent. 2l

CISCISSATI, Sept. FL
FLoUR-Spring patent, Sas5Gt44O; spring
fancy, 1850 36J; spring family, s3OOd3 20;
winter patent, So 1908 75; fancy, s3OJ1325;
family, -. .6O6t2SU; extra, ~ 3Dlt250; low grade,
sl.95G22O; rye, northwestern, g., 2,75Q29J; do
city. $40.
WHEAT-Sales: Sample red, landing, CSC; do
landing, t8c.
CoRN-Sales: No white track, 3lc; No .
u xed, trg OK. Sic.
OATs-Sales; No 2mixed to arrive a4c
HoGs-Select shippers, s3.95G4.OO; select
butchers, 80 s0O3.9S; fair to good packers,
S3 3sOGL3.9O; fair 10 good light, s4OOl 3O5; COM
mon and roughs, s3,25a350
CATTLE-Fair to good shippers, s45O15 25;
good to choice butchers, s365@i2j;. fair to
medium butchers s5.25G565; common, $1,000
225.
SHEEP-Extras 425; good to choice, 1878
G4.OO; common TO fair, s25093.00; rockers 50c
sl.00 each.
LAMBs-Extras, $3.50; good to choice, $500
@525; common TO fair, 3.j0942S
VEAL CALvEs-Fair TO good light, Sc 5O6,7. IS /;
common and large, s40og451
CHICAGO, Sept si.
WHEAT-September, C6Ac; December, 63Hc;
May, 6isSG6i&c.
CoRS-September 29hGe9%c; December,
29ss029Ac; May, 3l4c.
OATs-September, 2lhc; December exc,
May, 22hG22ssc.
PITTSBURGH, Sept 20.
CATTLE--Extra s535G5.50; prime, s5 2OI
$50; good, 495G5i5; tidy, A70Q4s5: fair
a. iO@465; common, s36oJ4OO; common tc
| good fat oxen, 81 a045l.
HoGs-Prime heavy hogs, a. 1904 Is; prime
me dium weights. $3.50; best Workers. s4I2nQ
! AIS; common to fair Workers, A0Cl4O5; gooe
pigs, s3eO@ao0; skips and common pigs, sa0
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