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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NJ. e.. Ma, CHI 49, Spirits tur
penttne firm II 29ag9k: receipts 10 cnaks
Rosjn firm; strained el.E5; good strained
81 80: receipts $50.
Crude turpentine firm hard 9l6O: soft
$40: ceceiDfs barrels
Tar Steady at 20; receIpta TOT
CHARLESTON, N. o., March 2S -Turpeutne
duh at 90
Rosin firm.
SAVANNAH, Ga. March rs Spirits turpen
tine otened firm at sS&a30i sales 237 cas- IS
receipts 2 0 casks
G, D. 81. 30; e. ALDO: 3, III 81 q, 81 81 n, Si.a
1, s TT; &, j IN: NJ, aleU: n. Ne5, window
ginss Sl.S5; water w tie ~. o
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vices indicated that these large exports
nave not caused an accumulation Of the
raw material in the hands of foreign
spinners; but it has gone directly into
consumption. Should the Spanish
american situation finally result i'll war,
does not seem probable that there
would be any great decline from pres
Pht prices, as the worst seems to have
been discounted. The shorts now find
some difficulty in covering their sales,
as 'he Southern spot markets are respec-
lively higher than the future markets ih
New York 1t is cUntended by many
mat the present low prices is by no
means am unmXed evil. but VIII have
It's influence on the Southern planters in
restricting the crop acreage. However.
all information so far received would
point to about the same acreage as that
OF last year, and an increased use OF
fertilizers.
In this connection it is to he remem-
bered that THE crop of Texas for 1S97-9S
was Il short one for that State, and
admitting that the same acreage IS
planted throughout the entire cotton
belt, should Texas have favorable
season. there is every prospect of even
larger crop than that of the season
just passed. Adv;ces from the interior
are to the effect that preparations for
the new crop are progressing fayorably.
Eastern mills report no Improvement i'll
the dry goods trade. On the whole,
neither the bulls nor bears show much
inclination to increase their lines and Il
slow and dragging market is likely to
he the result until the political skies
show some signs of clearing. 1t is
needless to say that in case "a peaceful
settlement Of the Cuban matter is
found, prices will advance sharply.
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A SUSTAINING FACTION
a FEW STRONG BULLS SEM
SHORTS TO COVERING.
SUCCESSFUL WEEK FOR THE BEARS
Foreign Operators Are Not Altogether Bearish-'
July Wheat Gained Cent. Cotton Closed
Steady and Unchanged to Two
Points Higher.

New York, March rs. The week $
trading in dry goods has been light. IT
is generally conceded that the talk of
war possibilities has been the chief fac
tor in the quoting of trade. Wooden
goods suffer most severely. In men
wear fabrics the all wool and higher
priced mixed goods have had a very quiet
week, while trading in the cheaper
grades has been light. The demand for
dress goods is also withon, feature, and
very irregular. Cotton goods in all
grades are quiet. Print cloths sell very
slowly. Prints in all grades have sold
very slowly during The week. Ginghams
continue active at good prices.
COTTON.
New York, Marwch 26-The cotton
market opened quiet and easy at de-
cline of 1 to 3 points under further
liquidation by Wall street interest, and
foreign selling, the result of more
threatening appearance of war clouds.
Buying throughout the forenoon was
chiefly for the account of prominent
Greek firm, which was said to be short
of cotton for export delivery. Evidences
that port and interior receipts would
be light this week tended to hold local
bears in check. There were few orders
from outside investors in hand, this
class of Spectators fearing the results
of Mondays doings in Congress.
There was quite a sharp advance late
in the forenoon on local covering start
ed by reports that shorts in stocks were
buying heavily. The future list closed
steady, with quotations lmchaged TO >
points net higher. Total sales of flu
lures Were 64.I00 bales.
Port receipts estimated for the day at
14.000 bales, against 1866 last week
and 9,154 last year. Port receipts est
mated for the week at 10000, against
99.363 last week, and 54,947 last year
At Memphis 902, against 694 last year,
and at Houston LIP, against ,424 last
year.
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SPECULATION
A SCIENCE
-. The WRP Upon the
Effects, of WIN Markets
A New Book. Price in cloth, Si.0O. In Pa

4 New Book. Price in cloth, ST. 90. In Pa
per, so cents, postpaid.
COntents-ProfessiOn speculation in
stocks, cotton and grain. Methods of
successful spectators described. Why
novices lose and how professionals gain.
Difference between speculation and
gambling. Safe rules. Qualifications
and facilities necessary to success. Elk
change laws. Warnings to the unwary.
Who to trust and who to avoid. In
valuable suggestions to amateurs and in
vestors, &C., &c. An entertaining book
by an old professional speculator. Send
for circular more fully descriptive.
si- COMMENTS.
A clear and concise treatise upon
methods in speculation.-New York
Evening Sun, March 5th.
Written in entertaining fashion. The
experience and kindness Of the author
is undoubted.-New York Times, March
9th.
The author is an experienced specula-
tor, who tells how money is made and
lost in Wall street.-New York Tribune,
Murch 9th.
= The book deals with an interesting sub
iect in an entertaining manner.-New
York Stakeholder. March 9th.
THE AUTHORS PUB. CO., 20 and 80
Broad ST., New York.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March g6.-Flour quiet but
q My neld city mll patents 80. .5ae.lU
do clear -; Minnt sofa patents 6.lOah ~
Minnesota BAKERS 40; winter patents N.9 a
s3.4Oa4Wl: winter low grades S2.90s3.00.
Rye -four quiet superlne ~ g. fancj
Buekwheat -four nominal ct al.Sal.5O.
Buckwheat n miesl at %.
Corn meal dul yeuow westei 81; city
20: Brandywins u. 05a2 10
Rye steady; No. . western 07ajs; state rye
Barley dull: western feeding AZ; mailing
-; barley malt easy: western tS1es
so ssd March 0seS SG Ms1 oIo
Corn, sp"t, eleady; No. :, o. options, May
3Is a23k cl ,sed asA; July closed o1k.
Oats. spoS. quiet NO. Z. 80 asked eptionf'
hay @1Il: thippi Sass good TO choice
Beef firm; family sll ssa1l rs: extra mes.
s.5Oas Oh; Dsef hams S2l00; packet Sl0.259
IIlU city extra In ia mess Slb-0Ual7 %.
Cut II eats quiet; picked bellies tx G0H :
d.. picked shoulders 4%atH: do. mans II O
Lard eaSer; wei tern steamed S6,20as25:
city -; May .6.26, nominal: refined quiet
continent 81 90; South american 50 90; COM
pound 4hatN.
Fork easy. mess SglOs9.6; short clear
$40 t0al2.OU family SIlWall.5U.
Butter steady: western creamery ID ala; dc
factory l20IaA; Rlg1ns IL; imitation creamery
isal5A; State datrS I4alS' ores mary l0Aa19.
Cheese quiet: IarRe white, September ~.
EgRs steaoy; State an" PaA' syIvan,a l0a
l0k: wasGern resu I0k; southern lpal0K.
rot TO q quiet Nea YORK &S.dIA02 30
sweets s5.C0a4oJ
Tallow ltea y; city Css per paokage) 81;
country oXH5&.
Petroleum dull; United 80; refined New
York 20 75: Philadelphia and Baltimore % 70;
do. in bulk o. 20.
Ros1n steady; strained. common to Rooo
tL40aL45.
TurDentine quiet nd firm at 32Xa93
Klce steady, domestic, Lalr " oAGEA 4h@
On, Japan Oh.
MoARsses steady: New Orleans, opeL
Eettle good 80 cnulce. 2Sa33.
CRbbages, pail; Long Island and Jersey
d er lU. S2.t0al.oO.
Cotton s9ed oil weak; prime crude Igal9X!
do J5als d. summer yellow %;
of summer 2th22; butter oil saa2T; prime
winter yellow 2'azSK.
C0nets- options March $3.50 / piil t49O:
spot, Rio, quiet Nc. Z Invoice 6S. jobking
o: mild QGi &C; C0rouVa asa
Sugar, raw quier. firm; Iair refining Az:
sentrtfugs, 90-rest a. refined steady;
mould A 5% standard A s; cOnfectioners' A
D. cut loaf and Ccushed on; LowdeTed 5-I0;
<fhuulALUQ DM Ga d 6.l
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March &c Flour opened Cull;
ResteTn superfne sl.7Oa3.l0 do. e ira s. ~
a.OV: 90 ramldy s4.oy@4 ~; WINTER o. wheat pat
Rbest straights So coos Is.
Wheat strong: spot and March oSa98k
April 9ska9sh; May 8 %s9j%; steamer No. 2
red 9iAa9f; Southern wnsat by sample
850f9 do on grade 9lxaaSt.
Corn tanner; spot and March 3"a73k April
3'ka331 May b5A a3 y; steamer mixed 321 q
w; southel white com 3sa3j; 40 yellow
ga a33K
Oats quiet: No. white, western 89aS4: No
3 mixed S0A a3lk.
ern Sos bid.
aav quiet choice Timothy sl25Oa1SOO.
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CHICAGO, March rs
Opening Closing
WHAT.

Flour du !. Woest, No. sprlna IS
No. sprinp tsa9 No red, 10l, Corn,
No. 9, 2sA. Oats M. Q 25A a!6: No. white
No. !. %. farley, No >, S;sis: No. o. 8 8
-: No. !. - Flax seed No. l. ~ liza .l9X
crime Tmo+hv reed ~ aas7K. Mess pork.
per bDl ,t9l5a9 30. La I'd per 40 lbs e. IA q
l.9J. Saort ri o sides loose) a TN 0a5 06 DRY
sal ed shoulders snoEec3 4A6DF. Snort cies'
iaes tbcxe S53ial 40 WhisSey, distiller
dnishe1 KOGus, per kalloD slI9H.
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have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed
to give any relief. l was able to be
around all the time. but constantly -suf-
fering. l had tried everything I could
hear Of and at last was told to try
Chamberlain's Pains Balm. which did,
and was Immediately relieved and in
a short time cured. / am happy to say
that it has not since returned.-Josh.
Edgar, Germantown. Cal. For sale by
j. H. Bobbitt, Henry L. Hicks and
North Side Drug Store.
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UIHER MARKETS.

Galveston. quiet, TX. 81 % bales
Norfolk. du /. 81. 3s5 / q "a
Ba timoIe o. nominal, 6, - bales.
Boston. quiet, Il, ,h25 ba.es
Wilmington, steady. m, 10 bsles
philadelphia. quiet 8 s :, lib bales.
Savannah. quiet n Q 10, $40 Dx,es
New 0rloaus. ST lady. 81 10. 5 SgT baiae.
Mobile, steadyqui I, 9-lc,77 bales.
Memphis. s eaIy. on. 9)2 na,as-
Augusta, quiet, l4-i6, o73 bales.
Charleston. gu ct, bh, $40 bslss
Cincinnati. easy, 6&, 1856 bsles
Louisville. STEADY, IL 8, ~ bales.
st. Louis, quiet on. 8 0 balGs
q '''atnu. cas-. ~, 1879 nsIea.
New York, dun, ] Is. 723 haleA
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nav YoRK March % -MoDeS on ca
STEADY at 2g per cent last loan 9 p,l
,'nt olnsing al per cent s4 PIN
,,cS"~T /, eaAy, with actual busl
ness in han . = bills al 4E n 4 SSk for DE
maid. aGd sOXa for sl1L. iays. Poste'
rates 81 a. s1s and ts4hat.s bh. Oommer.e 70 a a
nils asDI SILVER Certificates 65S act "
Xar silver at1 Mexican dollars AN dove
me7t horts weak. state bondF quiet Ra'
road bonds 1T org
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Big Money Made.
600 to 400 Per Cent.
In Grain and Stocks

$4,000 invested in Grain or Stocks
by our SAFETY METHOD, will pay
81 100000 in the next NINETY DAYS,
never was there such an opportunity
offered in speculation, to make large
profits in GRAIN and STOCKS, and
with our SAFETY METHOD you are
compelled to win and make a handsome
profit, as wheat will be selling before
MAY at SIPS, and stocks will advance.
Write for particulars and take advan-
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Our SAFETY METHOD is a sure win
ner.
No Risk to Run.
J. e. HATCHER & co.,
Bankers and Brokers.
Baltimore, Md.
Reliable Agents wanted to represent us.
Qn answering, mention that you saw
this advertisement in the News and OBJ
server)
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NEW York. March 26.-Futures opened
quiet a i'd easy: .ses $500 bales.

Spot cotton closed dull: middling uplands
61'l6; middling gulf 5-l6. sales 30 baes.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March 2t-1:0O P.8.-Spot cot.
tor, limited, pr4ces unc2 aDged, Ane lean
middltr q 3 g. Cd.
Sales Of the day were 6.CC0 bales of which
ECO were for speculation and export, ana 10
C uded .. GO American receip 4 40 ales,
ali American
Fut les openei quiet but tt,edy ID
clos d easy.
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IRoN AND STEEL
The Market Holding in own and MAX
tag Slow GalUS.

The MarlEst Holding It's oNTn and MAX
tag Slow GalUS.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, August 1.-THE
American Manufacturer will say to-
morrow:
Without anything like decided inn
proyement, the iron and steel trade IS
holding its own and making slow gains.
During the past week operations In all
lines have been quite active, that Is
In the way OF production. but market
transactions remain comparatively
few, AZ the same time, the market
shows more life than has been seen for
some weeks past. At Philadelphia q
great deal Of pig iron has been con-
tracted for by the larger CONSUMERS, and
quite a number OF big buyers are MAX
ing negotiations. One hitch prevents
the contamination OF largetsales.
Buyers insist on long running con-
tracts at present rates, 10 which sellers
object strongly. but the former have
made their point In numerous In
stances. The smaller buyers are still
waiting, secure in the belief that the
market cannot be run up on them,
There is a better demand for bars than
mas Deeu seen LOT III1tll0Hs uuk llGAN - a
sharp competition in sheets. Wrought
iron pipe shows more activity. Big or
ders for bridge and ship plates have been
placed, and there are good prospects for
the structural trade and small buyers
are hurrying in orders for quick dellv-
cry.
Al New York the trade IS reported
rather slow, but few orders for pig iron
have been placed by ea7tern foundry
men. The finished lines are very quiet.
Chicago reports state that the trade
consists mainly Of small orders, but
they are fair in amount. Prices are
slowly gaining strength. and southern
pig Iron prices have been advanced by
another producer There is large con-
sumption Of bar iron, plates are active
and only a moderate trade Is doing In
structural material. The Cincinnati
pig iron market presents no new fea-
lures. There is a moderate tonnage In
bars, but sheets are showing some
weakness. A considerable demand for
pipe IS shown. At Cleveland the pig
iron market is unchanged and fnir
amount Of bar iron Is being sold. The
structural mills are all busg. The
wheeling district reports n better de-
mand for pig iron. Little is doing
among the steel makers, but the sheet
trade Is fair. and there is more life
shown In merchant pipe.
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cHTcAGo-small rcceips and an ac-
tive demand for shipment, sustained
prices In wheat to-day. September
closed %9%c higher; December is I'M
changed. Corn gained hG%c. Oats
advanced &c. Pork left or SC higher,
lard 1Oc and ribs Sc.
Weak Liverpool cables and generally
fine weather throughout the United
Kingdom and continent started wheat
lower. Some phases OF the domestic
situation, however. were anything hut
favorable to the bears. as tina -buitish
factors began Immediately after the
opening 20 be emphasized by figures the
market quickly threw on the depression
with which 1t started Chicago inspec-
tlon returns showed only &c ears, against
149 the corresponding day last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts were
n carloads, against $50 the previous
year. The total Mt the principal prI-
mary western markets was only $4,000
bushels, against $4,000 huahels a year
ago. In consequence the shipping de-
mand for wheat in all positions was
extremely good and for Immediately de-
livery quite urgent. Under such con-
dltions the price for September delivery
rose from 65iSc at the opening to G63S6p
sGhc. ThFeshIng returns from Ohio
were said to have forced a reduction in
the estimated yield In that state OF fully
sixty per cent from month ago. That
was also helpful to the bulls. Toward
the close those who were short Septem-
her wheat bought Il In and sold for De-
cember. As result December lost part
of the enriy gain. The cienrances of
wheat and flour from the Atlantic sea-
board ports were liberal September
opened Mdhc down at GjAa65Ac, firm
cd up to 66%G66isc and closed at C6A %
6G5Sc asked. December began S@%c
lower at from 6iisc to GiNG6iMc, rose to
65% GG5lLc and sold of TO 647sc asked,
the closing figure.
The first bull inspiration corn has had
In several days was the statement to-
day by the Price Current claiming that
only three-fourths OF crop would be
raised. This seemed 10 brace the nerves
OF some longs who need encouragement
to keep them from selling out, The
general tone OF the market became
strong and continued so to the end
September started unchanged TO &c law
or ut 32% G32jEc, rose steadily to SSlSc
and closed At 53Q3SMc asked.
Harvesting returns, which showed an
Increasing deficiency In the crop To-
gethcr with the strength OF the other
grains. advanced oats. September
opened unchanged to &c lower at 2OAsc,
rose to 2iMc and settled back IN 28'sW
2lc at the close.
Provisions ruled firm on Hight specn-
lative offerings and good trade IN
cash products. The rally IN corn was
also an influence. September pork 2ls
abc np at s. 9OdS 92h, down to IS S1a
up to 50 90, reacted to s. So, then rose
TO IS g2I4 at the close. September iard
began 2isc up at 81 %. sold up TO 81 3O@
32ls and closed at S. 20. The range In
ribs was narrow,
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow:
Wheat 800 cars: corn $50 ears; cats
2s5 cars; hogs $1,000 head.
Cash quotations we're as follows;
Flour steady.
whcat-No. spring Csc; No. 3 spring
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The MnnntsIn ehnnlnnana.

The uixteenth annual session Of this
famous Chautnuqua will be held August
10 20, 1893. II IL the most superb and
sensible summer resort In America, $500
feet above sea level on the line Of tho
plcturesuue Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The climate and scenery and social sur
roundIngs are all that could be desired.
S36O. 900 have been spent in improve
ments. Mountain Lake Park is furntsh-
cd with electric lights. and water works
are now being put in. Five splendid ho-
tela and two hundred and nifty cottages,
many OF which receive borders. open
their doors at reasonable rates to tour
lsts. The charming lake furnishes ex-
cellcnt boating and fishing. The Chau-
tRunua summer schools are ~ session
for four weeks. ,1hey include thirty de-
pnrtments Of Important study under the
care of enthusiastic and capable teach.
ers out Of the leading American coll
legcs. The Chautauqua programme
with three entertainments daily fur
nishes the best things In lectures. en-
tertalnmenta and music which geniua
can devise or money procure. The beau
tlful detailed Illustrated programme can
be secured by undressing the agent OF
the Baltimore e. Ohio railroad, Noun
tain Lake Park. Maryland.
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PORTO ACC NEVER CAPTURED
Bsfor"-Army ana Navy to MIKE Ne,
RreortI Il, her EItEtoFY,

BeforN-Army and Navy 20 mike New
Record In her History.
Golfers Weekly: Formerly regarded
as the key to South America, Porto Rico
has never before been taken. II has
had the storm for an ally, fever too.
Twice England attacked it. The Span
iards beat her Off. Once they beat the
Dutch But though the island has new
er been taken, the island has been sack
ed. II took pirates to do II, though.
The FIRST was choice person named
Drake Accounts Of the adventure diff
fer, but they agree in this: His mari
ners were dressed In silk. his ships were
rlgged with damBsk, his topsails were
cloths of gold. They were as beautifully
equipped. They carried basellskE. Gull
verins. Serpentlnes and bombardes. The
latter the old prints describe as mortar
pieces furnished with hollow shot
stuffed with fyrework." the smallest
part whereof hitting a man being guar
aHteed 10 spoil him. More effective for
carRvals and cRrracks. than Camhra's
chemicals, they were first used for
Smelling purposes Just $40 years ago. II
was a little later that Drake appeared
with them in the hnrbor OF San Juan.
When he left. the shops were in ruins
and his ballast was ducRtooHs, Drake
had Elizabeth behind him.
Cumberland, who followed him there,
was an equally choice but en- entirely
private corsalr. What he did was on
his own hook What he lacked was the
steady gale of good fortune which his
colleague enjoyed. Though he took San
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Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition OF all the vital organs. II the
liver be inactive. you have bilious
look; II your stomach be dlsordered,you
have a dyspeptic look; II your kidneys
be affected, you have plnchcd look.
Secure good health, and Bou will sure
Nv have good looks. Electric BltteFs" Is
a good Alternative and Tonic. Acts d.
rectIy on tho stomach. liver md kid
news, Puriiles the blood, cures plmples,
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com plexlon. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
10 cents per bottle.
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FOREST, o.. Aug. IA rear-end coll
fision occurred three miles west of here
this morning between two freight trains
ON the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
cagO railroad. An engine and Ave cars
were demolished. Three Of the crew
were Injured. They are: Fireman
Walsh, legs smashed and broken, inter-
nally injured, may Ode; Engineer Chas.
Prince, legs smashed, otherwise bruised;
Conductor Miller, badly bruised. The
Injured men were taken TO Fort Wayne.
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S,,,.,. gn,

NEW YoRR-Metais-A steady to
firm feeling prevailed all day In the
metal market but business was slack.
AT the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants dull with SO 65 bid
and So 10 asked; lake copper unchanged
at Sll 50; tin firm but quiet at $l6 80 htd
and SIS 90 asked; lead steady at - %
bid and 50 97lz asked; spelter steady at
"a 80 bid and = 90 asked. The iirm
naming the settling price for leading
western miners and shelters quotes lead
Mt SO so,
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Nrw YonK-woOl dulI.

Atinntis city and ssashOrS Excursion
TturadAy, Aug. IIIh-GrratIy RsdaoSd
untes-itnItlInorr aud Ohio Railroad.
The next popular seashore excursion:
via Inc baltimore g. Ohio railroad, Will
he run Thursday. August II, 20 Allan
lie city, \. j., Cape May, Sea Isle CITY
ocean CITY, n. J., and Ocean City Nd.
Tickets Will be good twelve (l2l days,
Including the day OF sale.
stop overs will be allowed on return
"trip Mt Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold to New Jer;
scy resorts, and OF Baltimore ana
Washington on tickets sold to Ocean
City, Nd.
Tickets viii be sold on above date
from Wheeling for $40 round trip. and
trains viii leave at 1925, 5:25. 1856 a, m.
and $50 p. m.
Call on or address nearest ticket
agent Baltimore & Ohio railroad for
tickets or full information, or apply to
r. c. Burke, passenger and ticket agent,
Wheeling
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CHICAGO - Cattle steady; choice
steers IS 25G5 co; medium 81 7094 95;
beef steers 81 O094 s.: stockers and
feeders 50 OOa4 75; bulls 81 5094 IS;
cows and heifers 50 Coos 20. Hogs
weak; fair TO choice SO SO@3 80; packers
50 5593 T71k: butchers s. COOS 80; mix
ed So 6Od3 IS; light So 60@3 So; pigs
So 0O9s rs. Sheep unchanged; poor to
prime lambs 81 o99s SIS; yearllRgs = IS
as 90; common to choice native sheep
So g594 10; rams Sc 5Od3 b. Receipts.
cattle $500 head; hogs 5000 head; sheep
1000 head.
EAST LfBERTY-cattie steady; ex-
ira IS OO65 10; prime 81 SOFAS 90; COM
mon So 5000 90. Hogs slow and lower;
prime medium and best Workers. 81 O04
O5; fair to good Workers. 50 95G4 co;
pigs 50 1904 90; heavy 50 954t 90;
roughs 50 50Rs so. Sheep slow; choice
"a 1904 80: common 50 2593 Is; spring
lambs 81 O065 80. Veal calves s. 500
6 75.
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