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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

AIsStl. of LosaI Nsi sni Cb,a,p IrrSm
ti,r Cilatt cilr

AiIsSSt, of L,osAI New ~ Cpsaip FrOm
ti,r Glnt rllF
AIRS. John Ke.y crl ned at her
home on Rose mi n Ny F, Barnes,
OF Philadelphia; Mtr eca Tanne-
Hill and MTB. Sarah " lh1 Of Barnes
Vile. Mrs. Kelly lE.tHo 81 Ihe pioneers
Of this section. the loller0s Carlos g.
and James T., two 4ea Known genlle-
men here.
J. a. Greenfield, q thlh City: a. c.
Mitchell Of Nlartin Fury; Albert
Lawrence. OF 81. Cialr1flll1 pnd George
Cook, Of bridgeport H1W Substitute the
board Of elec;lOn supefvle drs, the last
nSmsd having just been appointed,
The HeatherinBton band concert At
EpWorth Park this evening Will attract
a large crowd A cpsclai train Will go
out and over 800 ticlsetr have been sold.
Hon. ]. E. BlackbarR o. Columbus,
who has been In this Gty for a few
days past, left yesterdly for Bpworth
Park to spend a ZEN days
Miss Minnie HlrIh rlturnGd yesterday
morning TO her home q Dresden, o.,
after a pleasant visit to Mss Stahi, In
the Second ward.
The Democratic county committee
will meet In this city next Saturday 70
Ak the time ard place for the county
convention.
II. c. Nicholson & ulR acting secre-
tary for the Art 0lael Sign Company.
Mr.. Leutchwyce, The rahraeer, Is OF on
q vacation.
The funeral Of Ferdinand Well took
place yesterday from he home In the
Fourth ward, InbaIInent IN the Jewish
cemetery.
The firemen's tournament this fall
promises 10 be the greatest AFFAIR OF the
kind ever given by tlIs eastern Ohio as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. D. II. Darrnh ana daughter
Katie left yesterday for Marietta, where
they will spend q few days with rela-
tves.
The Americas Mecltaucs band win
leave the first Of August for Mountain
Lake Park to MI an eusagement there.
w. C. Cochran, Of the state labor bu-
reau department, ID home after three
moRtirS work gathering statistics.
Miss Margaret Jacobs. Of Alexandria,
". Va, Is the guest 6f Wr. and Mrs,
John Du Bots, In tue Filth ward
Mrs. C. W. Dickens and son Charles
left yesterday for Bethesda, where they
will spend the heated term.
q. A. Galiaiier, wife and daughter
have left for Block Is,and, N. Y, where
they villa spend a Eronth
Mss Maud Adams viii leave Monday
for home In IndiaHa after a pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Ben Wilson and william Green, Of the
First ward, went to Bethe8da yesterday
to spend two week..
Or. C. E. RurtS, formerly Of this city.
but now OF Chicago. ILL.,, Is calling on
friends in the ci4y.
Miss Alice Malone, OF Maiamoras. who
has been visiting relatives here, has re-
turned to her home.
MISS Nettle Steele, Of Quaker City, Is
the guest of friends and relatives In the
Second ward.
James GOdron, Of sistersvlile, was in
the city yesterday.
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BOXING,

Interest in the leavy-weight pugil-
lists has increased since KID Mccoy, the
Hoosier phenomenon. and James j. Cor
bett, ex-chnmpton of tho world. SIGNED
to fight before the Hawthorne Athletic
Club of Buffato, September 10. The
matchius OF these two men Should re-
suit In the greatest exhibition OF scIen-
tific boxing ever seen in this country.
one would evidently think that there
will be great difference In the weights,
but Corbett says he Win scale at lI5
pounds and Mccoy says 40 Is his limit.
The measurements Of the pair are as
folloNs:
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man has to have pluck to make sue.
oaSu. IN any calling. man must have the
b,ckboue 10 take knock down blows and
zet 10 again and again and fght on.
pluck and stamina are largely question
of good health II only takes one knock
down blow to fniSh man With headache.
II only takes . small setback 70 dtsconeert
a nervous and abaky man. A bilious head
achy man goes into bankruptcy At the hTst
embarrassment A nervous man who does
not sleep at night and gets up shaEy in the
morning gives Up the battle Of business Al
the hTa disooHnEeuent. nt' fteree'e
Golden Medical Discovery o. the Dtat o.
all heaIth.makeTs and health:keepeIE y
makes pure, rich bleed. It forces OUT al
i,nnurities and disease germs. II does not
~ snv difference what the disease may
Il" rsiied. 40 long a. Il has It's inception Ia
iyaNTonef az Insufficient nourlshment-this
great medicine will cure ~ II may be
Called dyspepsin, kidney disease liver
cornniaint. skin or blood disease, or netv.
ous rrostfation ali these have the same
StarinV point. The Golden Medical Dis.
covsry . reaches that point II viii cure
thess diseases absolutely. None Of them
can yetsin their hold on the system wien
III" 5rtefies are filled With rieh, pure blood.
STnrn q years old 7 writes ST.. z. o. hledsoe;
Of Isesylne. Heavy Co, Mo, tgGt . yf1ts,
suffered lT91 torpid ys SGs y nerves TSa iTar
M 10 make my living by hard work, Moulu
tset, an uniiI 1 Wdnld law 10 give up some.
Times my friends would pick me w anu 10y lny
70 bed What little weep could Ky va teIi ~ q,
Tith horrible dreams I took sig bottles q Dr
sistetis Golden Medical Dlseovey. u relieved
me nsln ID my hack and between my shoulaetl,i
nfsesd ID my nerves, and today am wen
Iau."
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CHICAGO. July 22.-The arlstocrattc
suburb OF Lagrange has had a peculiar
experience With the war revenue tax.
All the annual meeting Of the fashion
able Music Hall Association, Lively
factionaI contest arose over the control
Of the Lagrange club building, and the
matter being put to vote, was appar-
Gritty settled by the supposed minority
unexpectedly producing large number
OF proxies. After the result was an
nouuced' n Quiet member arose and
asked to see the proxies. He caused a
sensation by declaring the vote a null
My, the proxies not being stamped. In
Inc confusion the meeting adjourned
ard decision as to who owns the swell
club building Of the suburbs appears TO
be postponed year I'LL the next annual
meeting, AL on account OF the absence
OF the small but necessary war revenue
-.
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BEEWOoD

BreeEy News ItsmS Gathered In thS Busy
MNruhalI COunty Town.
The police have a suspect at the lock-
M. who will be held until all doubts are
d.fmissed as to whether he Is the man
who attempted to ravish Mrs. Nieder-
meyer In Boggs' run tunnel. He is
Thomas crisweit. of Roseby's Rock, and
was turned over by Marshall Criswell.
Of McAIechen, who had arrested him on
suspicion. Crlswel1 Is a single man.
about twenty-seven years old, and said
to be half-wltted He denies being In
Benwood on the day Of the lRmented
AFFAIR, hut he doesn't give d clear state
mcnt OF where ne was that day, 50 Mar
shall Furbee and an officer are looking
up evidence on tlls point. Mrs. Nieder-
meyer was unable "a identify him. az
the fellow who seized her In the tunnel
blew out the light, but she believes she
could recognize his voice Criswell
could hardly be prevailed 10 speak In
her presence. RaSehys Rock, his home,
will be secured for evidence.
There is no change In the strike situa-
lion NJ the Riverside plate mill. and no
progpccts OF any for some time. The
company Is taking advantage OF the
stop to make rcpairn
Homer Bargcr yesterday drove In n
Bcnwtod from New FreepOrt Pa. In
about four hours. which Is pretty fast
time for the distance.
Lon Ruble and family, Of Powhatan,
who were visiting at the home Of O. @,
Cintes. the druggist, returned last night
10 Powhatnn.
JpbnBy slippeF has sent 70 his friends
here several fine pictures Of sham bat
tics and other incidents OF life at-Chick-
amaugu.
The Riverside d building a board
fence along the road at 6chafs crossing.
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SPORTING MEN

From the East Arriving for the Run
ming Races Here Next Week.
The running races next week, and the
Bridgeport boxing carnival the week
following have combined to make
Wheeling the terminus of an exodus OF
eastern sporting men. The city is I'LL
Ing up with race track patrons, who
anticipate successful meeting, and all
speak highly OF the state fair grounds
track. Among the 'pugs" to drift In
Is Tommy Morlarlty, a crack eastern
featherweight, and one OF Eugene Be-
zenah's brothers, from Cincinnati.
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H'nRUH-RN.
happenings OF Iatsrsst IN the nIarnhall
Coantg Town.

happenings OF IntpraSt Ia the nIarHhall
Coantg Town.
W. ]. Dufry q acting as assistant
train master during the rush on the
Baltimore & OHIO baiWeanl Giover's Gap
and BenwOod Junction
Mrs. Johnson and daughter have re-
turned To theft home a Cameron after
a pleasant visit, 1t the home OF MrR.
Park Chaddock.
W. r. Jasper and wife and Jacob
Thorn and wife are at F'alruont Mt
tending the funeral Of MI. Jasper's SIS
ter.
Miss Nina woOdburn. OF Sherrard. is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph MIR
pie, OF McAiechen aFenue.
]. II. Powell aud wife have returned
from a mOnsh's visit with friends At
Jamestown, Pa.
W. u. Writ, county superintendent OF
schools, was the guest Of friends here
this week.
Mrs. Louis Emory. Of GIenwoOd, Pa,
is the guest Of friends here.
John CoxoD is visiting friends at Bed
ford, Pa,
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MARTINS PERRY.
Hap, aud hIl,hnp' In the Thriving city
, Across the RlVtr.

IIap' aud AIlIhapS In the Thriving city
Across the KlVtr.
A three.year-old child Of Lee Leach.
who resides on South Second street, had
a narrow escape from death yesterday
morning by drinking quantity Of car
bobc acid. DR.. Shutucworth was call
ed in and rendered the medical aAd
which saved the child's lie.
Mrs. ThorngGte, OF this place, re-
cciyed n telegram yesterday afternoon
announcing the death OF her mother.
Mrs. Mitchell, who has been In poor
health for several weeks.
A PLEASANT surprise party was given
IN honor OF George Inglebright at his
home In the First ward. last evening.
About thlrty-fve OF his friends were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. wood and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, ani Miss Essie Boyd
were the guests OF the Junior owl fish-
ing club yesterday.
Superintendent scrivcns, N the Penn
syiyRnia Company, was in the city on
business yesterday.
Rev. a. l.. BrowEec Will preach NJ
the u. +. church Sunday morning and
evening.
Munforl Parr, young son Of Or. Parr,
was bitten By dog while ut play ycs-
terday. and anNonic,r was notified, who
put an end to the dogs existence.
The new department OF the Laughiln
tin mill laid on yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Baltimore at New York.
NEW YORK, July 22-IR pitchers hat
tie. lasting thirteen Innings, New York
won out and took skies place from the Pr
rates. Ru1le, while hit harder than kll'
len, vas cool and collected throughout,
and with men on bases he was inVlncible.
In the thirteenth Davis singled TO left
field, stole second and third and came
home on Doyle's hit, which fell Just be-
yond the reach Of Killen. Score:
New York.....o00oooo6goeot-l 6 ]
Pittsburgh 80 coo o 90 Q 0o0-9 8 Q
Two-base hit, Warner Left on bases,
New York 4; Pittsburgh 8. Stolen bases,
Davis 3 Double play, Ely and Lake, First
9:2S, Umplres, swartwoOd and Wood. At.
tendance, So0
At Boston. RHE
e. ge'f louis SD. ID : 3 SS235 - 4
Earned runs, Boston .; 81. Louis l. Bat
teries, Lewis md Bergen: fitzpatrick and
Clements Attendance, 500. Umpires, Sny.
der and Connolly.
At Philadelphia. FIRST game. RHg
Chicago p 80 q : 90 . . i Q O-5i2 !
Earned runs. Philadelphia 8: Chicago g.
Batteries. Ortiz and Mcfarland: Thorn
ton, DonOhue, Woods and Chance. UNI
pIFes. Carney and Brown. Time, gi8
Al Philadelphia. Second game. RTE
c chRiiIssslp al: 10 3 9 IS g !
Earned runs. Philadelphia 4; Chicago !.
Batteries. Donahue and Murphy Kllroy,
Chance and Donahue. Umplres, CARNEY
and Brown. Time, 2:lO.
At New York. RHE
BB6 6alsaliIo '. 30 : 9 Iii I
Earned runs, Brooklyn I: Louisville s.
Batteries. feHger and Grim: Cunningham
and KIttredge. umplres, Lynch and An
dEews Time, 1852. Attendance, 800.
AT washington. RHE
G GlashiRsIiPn Il. q s--55t I
Earned runs, Washington /: Cincinnati
2. Batteries. weighing and Mcguire: Dwy.
er and Peltz EMPIRES, Emslle and Hunt.
Time, las.
Cleveland .....0 0 o D 10 0--5 u /
Earned runs, Baltimore 5; Cleveland 4.
Batteries, Hughes and Robinson; Wilson
and Crjger. EMPIRES. O'Day and McDou-
aid. Time, 2l0.
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Atlantis city and seSshorn Excursion
ThurSday, JuIy 70, a. Groatly Reduced
Rates.
The next popular seashore excursion.
via the Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
be run Thursday, July o, to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean
City, N. LAND Ocean City. Nd. Tick
cts will be good twelve (-2) days, tnclud-
ing day Of saie.
Stop overs will be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold TO New Ier-
scy resorts, and AZ Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold TO Ocean
City. Md.
Tickets will be sold on above date
from wheeling for 5000 round trip. aSsd
trains viii leave 1925, SIS and 1885 a.
m. and $40 p. m.
Cali on or address nearest ticket agent
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for tickets
and full Information, OF apply to T. c,
Burke. passenger and ticket agent
wheeling.
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INTERSTATE LRAGgR

At Dayton. RHB
R Ray sn,iis....s 3 3 ?9sSSS Il s i !
Batteries Bates, Brown and Lattimer;
C. Smith and Barclay.
At Fort Wayne, RHE
G err, ESgi6s...SS Z AZ ssi
BatterIes-CSrson and Cote; Herr and
Campbell.
At Springfield. RHE
youngstown Il 0 o 0 o o l o. 6 3
BatterIes-Dolan and Grahlus; Alloway
and Schrecongost.
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]. c. Williams, the local homIns bird
fnncier. Is now experienolng streak OF
m luck, thirty Of his fayorite birds
having died within az many days from
what Is supposed 20 be cholera. Twentg
Of them turned up their toes In two
days, md rs four 81 them were cham
plons In their class, Mr. Williams la
suffering severe loss
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gpeoIal DIspateh o the 1ntelllEenoeF.

sIsTERSvILLE, W. Va, july 22-
The trial OF Prosecuting Attorney
strIcklIng, at Middlebourne.is progress
ing, and some sensational evidence mas
been addueed. There have been not
less than half o dozen speak-easy men
examined, and all Of them have sworn
that they have given him hush money:
The prosecution has rested It's case ana
the defense will take up the other side
al once. The case will last until some
time next week
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The best salve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands.
Chlllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. Fer sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co
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SCOTS RULINGS
On Requests for interpretations OF
War Revenue Act.
OVER A HUNDRED GIVEN OUT

SINCE THE ACT BECAME EFFEc-
TIVE JULY TIRsr-A FEW OF
THEM WE'RE BROUGHT OUT
THROUGH INQUIRIES FROM
THIS cITY-EvERY BUSINESS
MAN OUGHT TO HAVE THIS
COMPILATION OF DECISIONS IN
a CONVENIENT PIGDoN-HoLE.
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SPORT. 4
NAI0NAL LRAGIR

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
ClncInnotl s. washington !.
Philadelphia Y. Chicago 8.
Philadelphia Z, Chicago I.
Boston 5, st Louis :
Louisville Z, Brooklyn 8
New York !, Pittsburgh 0.
Baltimore I, Cleveland s.
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With abatement OF foreign needs and
prospects OF excellent crops In many
foreign countries, wheat has declined
during the week three cents in prices,
notwithstanding exports fromi Atlantic
ports amounting to i,951,0s2 bushels.
flour included, against 1'6l6,p9 last
year. and from Pacific ports 57T,75S,
against ss,423 last year. Total exports
for three weeks have been 1895
bushels, -four Included, against $,l9t, ass
last year. Corn stu goes abroad in as
tonishlng quantities. all the circum-
stances considered, exports having
been in three weeks, 5,0T.Si7 bushels,
against 6.635,as5 last year. The price
has not changed In spite OF the decline
in wheat.
Failures for tho week have been 207
In the United States, against 22I last
year, and seventeen IN Canada, against
twenty-elght last year.
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Ass1oNEE's SALE.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR AND MEAL.

Sealed bids will be received at tho West
Virginia Penitentlary until u o'clock me-
nlshIuE OF said peuiteutlNry with good,
Straight, Standard, MerchRntable Flour,
and Granulntei. MerchAnt1ble Corn Meal,
each Tor tho term OF six 20 months from
August "a 1855 aud to be delivered at
such times and IN such quantities as the
Warden may direct,
All OF tho above articles to be delivered
In tho penitentiary, and each bid TO be
marked "Blds for Flour or Neal" as
the case may be, and addressed 20 $. 4.
Hawk. Warden.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
By order OF the Board o. Directors
JOHN l. LAUGHLlN,
fy.9 Secretary.
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DETROIT, July 22.--star Pointer pac-
Cd n mile this afternoon at the Crosse
PoIntc track In 2:OiH, falling to equal
his record OF 1904.
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~ the only remedy sarket that
viii cure every form che ID 70
10 minutes. correct lon. Btlmn-
into the nerves and the system.
II should BE- IN ef and every
travellers frlpEack Druggilta
. cures g5a
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DoARp or EQUALIZATION AND
ID APPEALS
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Clerks Ofiec,
City Of Mhaallnr- w Va.

Clerks Ohicc,
City OF Wheeling. W, Va.
Public notice Is hereby given to all rer.
by the council OF the city o. Whcelins
hay, COMPLETED their assessment Tor the
year and made return thereof 70 NY ctlc',
ANY person wishing TO appeal lrau Slll
assessment ur desiring auy ccTrccticrs
made. will appear AZ the city buildlnS ue-
forN the board or equalization AMI apf1sais
nm tnr following daNa at ? o'ctoclS y n 4,
as mo said hoard Will meet at that time
M thF said city building 20 hear an 81
ieetlons to said asScsnep,s and revise ara
correct the sArnc;
First wani-Monday, July x
Second Wari--'rucsGay. July -
Tntrd wat1i-W etincs,iay. July =.
Fourth Vaut-rhurr3aN. july :
Ftfth wuri Friday lgiN -
sixth ward q McrdaN, August !,
seventh WaNi- tuesday. AgeUss :,
EiEhth WAri-WCinCsaAaN, Agsvss
Z. n. WATKINS.
jyiy City Clerk
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when Ague
Shakes You

you can shake the Ague by using
AYERS AGUE CURE It is tho
one certain and infallibls cure for
that depicting disease. It has been
tried in many countries and under
various conditions, and has never
been known to fail. An oldyeteran
writes
"YOu may b interested to know my o..
parience many years ago With Ayers Agus
Cure. The year before the war ] was ir
Kansas Some twenty Of Us were engagedin
farming and suddenly all we're taken with
fever and sgus. We tried almost everything
without getting any help, TIL at last semitic
The city and procured bottle Of AyersAgrs
Cure. Iresovered at once. The others fol-
loved my example, and they, too, recovered.
Every one in camp took the remedy and Was
cured By It ! went an through the VaF
have lIysa in thirteen different GiatsI Of tho
Union, and have never had tho aguo Since.'
OBJ. SIXTH. St. AuguntinA Fla.
There'sonlyo thing to getforague:
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours BY New Great
South American kidney Cure" Il Is a
great surprise on account OF Its exceed
ing promptncss IN relieving pain In blad-'
der, kidneys and back. In male or fe-
male, Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately, II you want quick
relief and cure this ls the remedy. Sold
by Il. il. List, druggist. Wheeling. W,
Va. tf&s
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THE United States excel In cham
payne. Cooks Imperial EXtra DRY
takes tho lead
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srRANaas.
sTRAAmRs.
DAILY PASSENGER PACKET
STEAMER ELOISE,
PASSENGER PACKET BETwEEN
Wheeling aad SistersviIIe.

Leaving wheeling Daily at a. m. oz-
cebt Sunday,
except Saturday and Sunday
Leaving Wheeling every Saturday at
a M, golng through 70 Marietta.
Leaving Marietta overy Sunday nt .
p. m. for Wheeling. ielI
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Gel AYERS
.gue Cure.
TRENDOF TRADE.

Reaction After tbs PhsnomSnHl Move
msnt OF GraIn-StaEnant BIId.SummsF
Season Does not ARoot the Crest Mama
faeiarera.
NEW YORK, July PR. G. Dun &
Co.. In their weekly review OF trade will
say tomorrow:
A state OF war does not disturb busl-
ness. But reaction after a phenomenal
movement of grain causes relative loss,
which many mistake for decrease in the
volume of trade. so much grain has
been required and shipped during the
past twelve-months that decrease was
inevitable and granger and Pacific
compared with 1892, though not much
yet compared with last year.
In the stagnant midsummer season,
with business larger than ever before,
the great manufacturers nearly all
share the gain. Once before In 1895
with an extraordinarily small move
ment prior to July the shipments Of
boots and shoes was larger than this
year, but In no other year have ship
ments In three weeks OF July been as
large.
Print cloth works at Fall River have
IN part combined to euFtail production,
half the spindles Of that city for a
month, but IN other branches Of the
cotton goods trade no such heroic meas
ures appear necessary. There Is an In
creased demand for wooden goods, al,
though in some lines low and disap-
pointing, but the number OF establish
ments at work increases, though the
mills are not yet assured OF satisfac-
tory prices.
The iron manufacture seems TO be
at the verge OF another revolution since
Bessemer pig is held by curtailment OF
production In the Shenango and Mas
honinG valleys at $40 % at Pittsburgh
and yet some steel works have made
enormous sales OF bIllets. 100000 tons
to the great wire association at prices
unknown. 10000 tons TO various parties
at Chicago at SIS Is and 10000 tons at
Pittsburgh at 81 70. The demand for
structural forms keeps all the works
busy and includes for the week $500
tons at Chicago in three contracts and
$500 at Pittsburgh in four others, while
the plate mills are everywhere crowded,
sheets and bars are both In better de-
mand than heretofore and the prolong-
ed weakness, in cast pipe, which usually
requires neafly 100000 tons OF pig in
year, may presently be cured.
Heavy sales OF lake copper have tx
ed the price at 119sc, and the. output
for the last half year has been l20,4S7
tons OF American, against 40,Ss0 tons
foreign, although three years ago the
foreign output considerably exceeded
half the American. Tin at 1855 cents
and lead at S,S2Asc are both \ shade
weaker
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