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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
"lriyate >cCr~tiAry."

MIR. Wi.l:Am Gillette is now without
doub. AEnericsts most successful play
wright He has written more genuine
successes than any other man alive. His
.'iSscreu Service is the reigni.ns sue
cess OF two Continents, atrd llis Tine
Private Secretary allEs occupied the
proud distinction tor sixteen years OF
being the finest comedy ever written.
The Private Secretary is Mr.. Gil
l-tte'S masterpiece. 1t was a number
Of years ago since the weak ard sane
tinenious secretary first appeared With
lri,s nuu.'ishn~n,, his gplos'hes and his
goods amil elhatt!e's. Today. or amy other
day pe-rplc continue 10 flock to the
theatre everywhere ''1Nlc plivate Sec
,'e.,dl.' is presented to see the same
meek indiv!dnIal, with MS same rlourlsh
m5nl, his g'olosiles and his goods and
>.?at.les, and listen TO and laugh 1t his
''I,o You know?'
The gifted comedian, Edwin TISlvers,
su.ruun&ieli by al Admirable sumpany
of ARTISTS. will pre- ert this comedy ut
the opera house next Thursday might
My. Travcls is the only one Possessing
The exclusive rights to the original Cfil-
lcpte version. THE company tMs seas
on is phe strongest he has ever Carried
during The sixteen years he has been
PA y.E!g ,,1-. piece.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12

ballots Will be awarded :, ,,s,n,,t,.,,,;,o,
1"liorella and care ''A'
The boys i'm the Huntington Rifles
. Maa nave an opportunity to "bluw''
'laletih ewes. Tor Il priZe-Silver 1nounta-1
canen4s Offered Tor the most ropul, x
member OF THAT o1-ga n; zatiun
Inc casino lis brilliu ntly illuminated
Wy eiecth'!citty. On the front fiacing
west avenue electric bulbs hav,, been
arranged SO aiS to form rht. let tars
y L. Is 5. and the sign can be read
from amy section of the city This sign
M s, ;,lfa nSed as surprise for the Elks
by the Peninsula uSpact,.ic Light and
power Company.
lnere are many things at the Casino
70 allure the public. 1t is just the place
~ lol Wae It9ilow who was born under a
lucky star or for the fellow who has, mad
a Da%k cat to cross his path ON a
da''k lr.Sht. fbu' he is likely to draw
a,l1ctst slTS';iling
There is but ont- thing backing at tlh,.
tlir-red l,-.ll,,n.l,la
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
BRIEF ITEMS.


a marriage license. was issued yes
,.=,,lay - Mr.. Ghas. Z. GildSzlsleeve anna
Mrs Cora Miller.
Miss Louise Munyon. Of Berkeley. is
visiting the Misses Carpenter in Last
End
Mr.. j. L. Tretle and family left yes
terGay morning for Portsmouth, where
Il.ley Will reside in the future.
Miss Sadie Cruikshank. of Ashland,
is the guest of Miss Maynard, on
Twenty-eiGhth street.
Misses Bonnie and Bessie keeth. of
Manchester, are visiting Miss Bertha
Bonner. on West avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Cooke returned last ev-
ening from Staunton, whittier she was
called last week by the illness OF rel
ative.
Mis- Mary F'ultz, daughter of Mayor
guest of Mrs. w. u. Cooke, on West
avenue.
Professor a. w. Hawks addressed
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
lat 4 o'clock Sunday AFTERNOON. His
subject was 'Intemperance."
The Business Mems Association will
meet in regular session in the Braxton
building tonight. when the election Of
Il secretary will take place.
Mr.. Peter skinner, Of Chester, Pa.
| is the guest Of Mr.. Fl. ID. Carney. in
North End. Mr.. Skinner Will soon ac-
cept position in the shipyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson, who
| have been visiting Mrs. Henry Little
fou' the past Two weeks. left Sunday
might for their home in Washington.
Patlsaln.an r. J. Charles returned
Sunday from Grove. York county.
where he Went last Monday to ttend
the funeral Of his mother. who died
there last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foreman. Of
| Lynchburg. who have been visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Clark, on Thirty-fourth
street. left Yesterday for Norfolk where
they will visit relatives.
| NIr. Harry Westicutt received q tele-
gram Sunday announcing THE death
OF his ifa Their at his Old home in Camden
n. ]. He left last might to be present
at The funeral.
DIR. II. M. Smith left yesterday after
noon 10 attend the funeral OF his grand
mother. Mrs. Margaret Locllame, wllr
died Sunday evening a.t A Ashland Ht
will be absent rlntil "Wednesday.
Mr.. +. J. Mcdonald private secre-
tary to Mr.. Sonmers N. Smith, form
| erly superintendent Of the Newport
! News Shpbuilding and Dry Dock
Company. Will leave this morning dol
Philadelphia. Mr. Mcdonald will CON
tinue i'm the capacity of private
secretary to Mr.. Smith at the Neafie
& Levy shipyard. in which Mr.. Smith
now owns the controlling interest The
office employees OF the shipyard pre-.
sented Mr.. Mcdonald with a hand
somely bound set of Dickens Works.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
SPANISH SHIP IN PORT.
Captain OF the Vessel Talks Against War
With This Country.

There Wars u Spanish steamship i'm
port Yesterday. 1l was The p.ncItirr,
"f which Euptai1r All;li,ucue is tn. mas
GER. and she CAME here from Galveston
TO i'eplrnish her coal 5unllcrs before
stirthng on her voyage to Liverpool
WH;h a cargo OF grain ;,nsi cotton
THE Pa!enl;i!N, arrived CARLY Sunday
morning and Was noored alo1,gaiue coal
pier No. ,. When the ship ,iyslra. ed the.
flying squadron ait Old Pul'nt Captain
Alaburoe dipped his coiors to Conn
mudore Scflley's flag and the salute was
Teturl.d. That's a formidable fleet of
ships SAID the skipper OF the Spanish
lilere1a nin'ran 10 a reporter for the
Daily Press i'll spea killt, of the Hampton
Roads squadron, and :t.ley Seem to be
ready for Il tigjlt. but there should be
TO w.u'. why let a few politicians in
TWO GOVERNMENTS in war? Il liz a spec
uf.fve scheme With them. See the
millions of dollars that have been made
in the has: few weeks. by whom? Why
the politicians WIN, are crying for war.
'.'Wtir is II dreadful thing. The poor
-4llNe to bear the bl,ll?t Of 1T wl'Ile the
the Rich continue their money ma king.
Who 'but the poor men go to the front
and bare uheir breasts TO the fury Of
Shot and shell? L Tell YOU war is awful.
and the Christianity thot is unable to
prevent il is unworthy Of the name.
II know ui,s,r there are persons in this
country who Wan, war. and know that
there lis AN element in E-SI,ania who
want war, but l don't think bloodthirs-
ty di5stl-zs will be gra titled, for There
awe too many conservative people in
bu;,h countries to prevent it. No.
THE P,iiaH'ono weighed anchor yes
teltlhy mor,r:!!t: at II o'c,ock and steam
el down Hampton Roads. Yesterday
AFTERNOON i report became current that
rhe frei.Hl,,..- collid5d with the battle
ship Massachusetts, but III was without
foun,atfun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
Sent on to the Grand Jury.

r. Matthews was in the police cour t
yesterday morning on the charge OF as
sl1ultirag Robert Carter ON COAL pier No.
yesterday.
Carter accused Matthews of hitting
him in the head with All :ron pin. in
flicting an ugly wound in his head.
The scrap was caused by heated
argument about quarter which Mat
thews said Carter owed him. Both
men were arrested by ME-. j. G.. Lau-
mer.
Justice Brown, after hearing the cvi
dence in the case, sent Matthews to
Jail to await the action ii the grand
jury of the Corporation Court next
Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12

IraCuINf,,r,,>r >,:I nv, :,
49,, i -. y IN t,prii IL ne t'fes-
',ri .'.iis ssiil the following mes
Sd. se VI lhe United
..,N,,; ..
.,ti,,,.ia 20 .''''t l'recept ol w, con
-, e,"i' mn toi'i'isahos me ifesi-
Contr,ess inr.,.,,,i',it i,ie ~ tii'ie 20 INC
th.a ,,,,, i..io ,a iil,''io'l % the state OIL
t,l.. ai''o.., anu - recommend TO their
st'n :. t,.ioii Socn measures as he
HtiI w. Juuse necessary and eNpedient,
yo,r 49, ~ 10y no" 70 ;iadfess
49,. ~, -, Ml.h regard 70 the grave
~ ~, - =, .oeii ~ .iie reiatlohs
60, ~ ~ ~. ,.,'e - 2ps'ln ps rea-
tb,,a - ,'., 81 ei,t:l ioi ii!ote IMAM
| inc i.ian,, A. ',,,' ~ liie iElShpor
rf ~ ;,.I; y, : -. W 81, because
l,n l,,.t,il ,,. % tiic u
,,,,;ad W t'ii tiie state o. our own
co,,rs,. Which !, l. ~ el',e'oi tnt
1bs p,,in,, "a 5r,r ~ .A'.'eiil upon
- ~, ,,,.,i,; ,iu9t Heeus p'af
s.,,s,'.(,, - loiies y, oul S"N
,,racanrs ,,ia t WIN 'lc
The r,uuhli anI ~ ,o'.liusrs oi
~. ,,i'. ~ 'c'i5 4o1ais observed
,,r,.s.a1t d., = ei' IONS 10 inc
..cri,l ,,'.'s.+
succass,r ,f a,,if, 1871 ..;,li1 - put the
Hons Iy,,iop h o,.iei s'nilial insurrec-
y r,i,,st ~. 1n,',;n; - 80 ~ III Supi'
iss 49,. - .,;,, ~, - I!,aii, eAeeliu-
nm ..,.h ne ot;a,, ,.ei -; d cell
rasS has s,,lian,..5 ~, -. - o..S
~ erect afTn,.1 ,,,9 S.',.eS
inm ne n.,,,.a,;,, ,,,i,. - ,'i iole-
mons lossas 49, -, 80, e'sol
commerce ca,,sad i,,.i,. ~, 'sne
ance ana ,,ist,,,.,,,,c,. .,,,,n, -;
yens ana nv mo ,y.sr,.is.. az ,'' 49,
/ I,rons ,n5 ,,,,,i,-ili1 t;' '''i
| warf,rn .ho.Ea3 ~ .;,;,;,;l ~
oT,ndad ~. h,,,,.,,' ,.,,,,,,,i' "'''t
| our people
| OUR TRADE INu7pEn ~.
| since tn. present r,yn,u,inn baa,n
! in February. 1895 this country I,,s
seen the fertile domain at our threeh-
old ravaged by fire and sword in the
course Of struggle unecuall.l in the
history Of the island and really un,,ar-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
Burglars Frightened or.

AN attempt was made at - O'Clock
last night by burglars to effect am en-
trance into mir. Jacobs Store, at the
corner OF Lafayette aysnue and TWEEN
ty-fuorth stryet, 'bIysMr. Jacob heard
the noise arydi ISete THE alarm. which
frightened tllt~thieves off. Sanitary Of
ficer c. ]. PA gett iniipected the store
ami premises. but could discover mo
clue TO THE burglars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12

Twenty dollars for one. Call ON
Perkins, Duncan & Co. Now is the
time to invest. apr-5-2w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
Even Jupiter Pluvius Could Not Keep The
PEOPLE Away Last Night. Every
thing from Music Down to
u Fortune Wheel.
The Nk's fair.

while from a conner came t,h. chatter.
or tine fakdls'' urging by Islanders to
.a'y thelr luck ON the fortune wheel,
which. instead OF having nulsDer ON
the red, white and blue an.]~fhe ,,lcky
star green that paid five <sor one, there
We're the. na'taes of inlxvurlpus clrdi-
rie Cuba" Tben<.tfere were rhe booths,
THE room bein, divided inito j; greet
department store, where vu1lytir1lg might
De purchased from u paper of pins TO
a lot daf loa't End lAnd There lis u post
office, too, at which q. FELLOW can get
q letter from his best girl. The lecura-
fionts, which We're described in Sundays
Dadly- Press, make pie hail &, fairy laird
OF beauty There ore but three c-Ulples-
red. white and bl1le. THESE are. grace
ftrlly and surtisttaily crtwlnvd about lh.
booths allu
Gh-s 4ssss>-rrr'a!y that atte nded the open
ing was tilmtle. MIR. j. y. HirShbers,
acting aS chstiur1lEnl, raped The crowd
20 order and then introduced Mayor
wv. a. Post. When 1.-THE applause died
away his eXceNeney, i'm a brief address
Raudins the order of Ells Cor its deeds
OF charity declared the bazaar Opened
for business and pleasure. There was
a round of applause, ard then the fnhr
was on in earnest. From that hour
,Iit,N late in The might. Notwithstanding
the fact THAT Jupiter Piuvius WAS in an
ugly mood and occasionally let loose
a handful of elements just TO show
that NE was doimg business at the Old
stand. q stream OF people poured IN
and out off the building, showing uhspt
j the public IS INTERESTED IN oale lsDi Shat
is beiIs, held for worthy cause.
Here is list of 'Hl.. booths. together
with the ladies in charge Of each:
Y ICE CRElAAl-,NIrs CIV .[Neltls, assists
by Mnz. Manson Curtis, Mrs: L. Is.
ReyuoldS. MISSES Nan toore, ele e.ls.Lr
n Cooke, Hattie S4lftpn Nsifn!e soaAptoil'
81 Orelia Binns, Vivian Binns, Florence
Lindsey LULU 1!la1 grax1on. tann M7;,, "a
:zs.ss. MISS oirolln .,: FANNIE wilcox ~
8 MARY 1lser' Lulu 1-oi''ot'os' n d 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q. G. Hillyer, as
sistta h. Mrs ~ I3 R,il,.y. Mrs. ]. l..
A1eT GAIIEPy@Nrs NJ " Ten
~, 49, assisted Nv Mrs Inhn Towerv and
M M;tchell ~
TEA COFFEE, AND CHOCOLATE
Nc ,assia E,I,i,It ,ssisr..I Nv Mrs
Marian and Mrs Drew.
.p0Sr ItEE,rt,E-lNrs + * Ca,>.s and
Nc p,.,,rnl..,- "a hv lTis - Anm..
M..Ht. ~, u an5 I,sssi. s.'risi.f,.l,l
FANCY TARIE-Mrs G. Fl. BRYAN.
..;s.,,,t1 IN, Nv r. u S,n,n,nns Nrs
NE s,,,n,ars NT;ssas Nnnnia Smi,b
Si< ~ pn,thn3to,1, 7 ,,,ra Ci,dner
Ta1,ie 1 80" H., G:iinnar Nnl,ia
1xrula.eon f:stt,all o1iars.,n Annie Fjeu-
e 49,, 800 :. -. Di,iial.
ner. assisted by Mrs. Jas. Rowbottom,
Mrs. Tilde Rowbottom. Mrs VIM.
S 1850. Ms Nv III r. n,.r,,t, Me-
Guigies' g mis, ~: W.
f .aIe.ng I,6 6aGIlii ,r Mr.
,I;ss Ia CroesIay assis,,d ~" Niss.s
Lizzie Read. Emma Rowbottom.
n,iss Hsrr;a na,,is
NTcARsNurs I1 N Rae.h-.r as
s,sted Nv Nrs Iohn Roharts ana Miss
Na1I;a B;chtar
N9tHs ny Ny e,. ,r
ua1.!, NJ ll ~ - or D,,t sr,. WI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
by Justice Brown in the police court
yesterday morning: "..
Daniel McGinniam, Sam Carter and
John Tinsley. each charged with
drunkenness, fined 50 and costs.
Madeline Jones, charged with lar
ceny. was sentenced to Serve three
months in jail.
Sue Cunningham. disorderiy conduct,
fined SO and costs.
Tom Williams. disorderly. continu-
ed.
Robert Carter. disorderly, continued.
E. Matthews, assault, sent to the
grand jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12

| Twenty dollars for one. Call ON
Perkins, Duncan & co. Now lis the
| time to invest. apr-5-2w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12

| Fitz .I|I:.e!a
| HON!O|'.H
The Consul
Ki'itcs.lhIlItlla s.t,
ana "
! WAYGnss
station aapl3
eral Lees
ciative# tJata
try forSIaiisa
ardent gadEa
| wagons sn
filled the
accompaHfG8
their adIlrlis
| :Where
Tampa tos1a
his appearaJ
ly control
| WheneEex
! the rearSsIl@
! greeted li1ss
per, Flas;ss
ceived on
make his
/. pie could sen
{ local compel
! corps OF suA
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/ Tclcones
i brave man.
! our old
thousand
your adI1Iaa
consul aEs
gray-headsa
II tl1ank
your kind
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ton the ts
ton as youEH
I have, leTeS
how units5g
ing my olsH
| In the Hill I'll
get sonles sH
The crcyvdE
and eyensaEs
the privat
forts to seed
aged yeterAs
II amssfSE
to do Is
be with YOU
put it omatH
to haul SdoNt
I This stated
the line;
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! eXceededa I'M
General SIigs
cial trainTS
yard ever;y
forth HeIs
musketry1si3
wildly eSsj
UNI
was takesi
was introdM
s. G. McLzsN
lowing swor
LAS Iong
! the nanles
beacon ligEs
honor anG
Is Fitzhugk
An atterna
head annol!tln
1900. = .IhsSss
Wa:s:;'hingtbn
afternool5ssEs
+; ENTHtJSa
SAVAMNA
al Lee alrfV
! O'Clock safteE
triumph hal
which place
Ing. I'll tE
train, the M
iGeneraI 81
| DunhanlStYl
the specialize
over t0sthes,is,a
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Vice CONSUL
Captain BsS
| Grande. Tyv
| raSnnniantSs
Lee Wasauna
Hon. IS. q. III
| Ca, divlsi on
tenn Ataail
route at VIII
ovaHons,; wed 81
| AT Savanna
and people8V
| General Lee
The eroWd
short speechs
being frse' { q /
train rolleaA
of the Cb
i General Ls
began friI,E
Lutte Of eh{rt
After sfs
the trainsSpI1
| where it, ISL.
o'clock tori1d
| Genera1sI II
party were
their longt
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ders wees
tatIan s'
tenn forS
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whereak
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mediats,:
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crowd saN
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stration
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-12

For Easter dinner dessert you cam
hhu nothing better than fresh Straw
PERRY Ice Cream made by the Newport
1920 Washington avenue. apr9-It,
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AfADMs:
the PriGss
a sipects
and t'hass
building
Tho naSsi
the peoS..
siastfc !:
9:45 Ms
rest p;
with til.
was tlIssl;
list il'eal6M;:l
It Is 5Sas;ss;
plIhhcags't.
.po:ll SoaHs'
talctnig
10sA,Ss
wsn-ay'5@sas
Ayaior&
in adss
SeuoS::
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15
TEACHERS. INsTITUTEs

The following county teachers In
sdtutes in this part OF the state have
oeen announced by State superlntcnd-
emf OF Schools Trolter:
bfooke-At Wellsburg, June 20: j. NJ.
skinner, of slstersville. Instructor.
hancock-At New Cumberland. JUG
-, W. II. Anderson, OF Wheeling, In
siructor. f,ag,s1 W.
Aarshali-At Benwood, August Is: F,
d, CFago, of Wheeling, instructor.
,, Woihlo-M West Liberty. June 20; r. C..
'inler' OF Morgantown. instructor.
If!er-At SistersyIlle, August /: F. H.
L,eso, OF Wheeling, and Rufus Holden,
OF Kslngwood. Instructors.
o. metzei-ht New Martinsville. August
q j. N. Skinner. OF SistersvIlle. and
=; r. Carrigan, Of Benwood. Instructors.
Mohongalia-At Morgantown; W. II.
anderson, of Wheeling, instructor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

II certainly looks Ike It. but, there IS
really no trick about It. Anybody can
" " II who has Lame Back and Weak
\! n;..GneyS. Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
way by taking Electric Bltters. This
M9He!ne tones UP the whole sys,em,
ees as n sdmulaGt TO Liver and Kid
n1Fys, .s a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
* cures Constipation. Headache, Faint
,%s spells. Sleeples3ness, and Mclan-
S%,y' 1t Is purely vegetable. a mild lax
i've and restores the system to It's ma /
IsaI Vigor. Try Electric Bltters and
ss convinced that they are miracle
~, go'Ner. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
H. H. bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour--Weak and standard brands
quoted at IS 80 with prospects OF IS 90
being the market, against Sc 90 a month
ago.
wheat-No. 2 spring T9SSOc; No. 3
spring 73qSoc; No. 2 red SIC,
Corn-No. 2, 32Ac; No. yellow c2ikc,
oats-No. 2. 24Ac; No. 2 white CSC:
No. white &c.
Barley-No. 2, t3l033c.
Fiaxseed-No. 1. 81 Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO 65.
Pork-Ntess per barrel 80 4019 IS.
Lard-Per 100 TBS S. zoos sc.
Short rlbs-Sldes (loose) S. 25I5 co.:
dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 5a5Ac;
short clear sides (boxed) IS So66 90.
Butter--Market firm: creamer!es l40
Ice: dalries 1lA&l4c.
EgGs-steady; fresh exc. Il.
NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts $4,000
barrels: exports $500 barrels. -,6
Wheat, receipts 285,S25 bushels; ex-
ports 2J5.537 bushels; spot market easy;
No. 2 red 93c t. o. b. afloat export grade;
options opened flrmer; closed steady at
nc advance on July; &c decline on Sep
TENDER and &c rise on December, lat
ter getting good support; July closed at
S3Ac. --i y
| Corn. receipts 9s,475 bushels; exports
2l2.1S4 bushels: spot market steadv;No
IL. 3S5sc; options opened steady: closed
partly &c net higher; July closed at
36%c.
Oats. receipts 100000 bushels: exports
1883 bushels; spot market easier; No.
9, 29hc; No. 2 white 33c; options closed
nc net lower: July closed at &c.
Hops steady. Tallow quiet. Cotton
seed oil dull.
Rice firm. Molasses steady.
Coffee, options opened quiet. closed
barely steady at SOLO points net lower;
sales 1880 bags, including July IS Go.
Sugar, raw quiet, but steady; refined
quiet but steady.
BALTIMORE-F1our dull and lower:
receipts 7,220 bushels: exports 3270
bushels. Wheat unsettled; spot slX6
917sc; July S0&Gs1c; receipts 1854
bushels; exports none. Corn firmer:
spot and month 35ls935%c: July 35X@
SEC; receipts 2a5,359 bushels: exports
| 291 1852 bushels. Oats dull and easier:
No. 2 white 32Q32kc: No. 2 mixed 3O6
3Olsc: receipts 22,26s bushels; exports
| none. Butter, eggs and cheese steady
and unchanged.
CINC1NNATI-Flour nominal. Wheat
weak; No. 2 red SS99Oc. Corn nominal:
No. mixed 1910. Oats firm; No. mix
ed 27lsG2Sc. Rye quiet; No. ., 45c. Lard
active at IS So. Bulkmeats steady at
IS 6"is. Bacon steady at SC 20. Whis-
key firm at 81 %. Butter steady: Ell
gin creamery 1Sc; Ohio l2915c; dairy
10c. Sugar easy. Eggs steady at &c.
Cheese steady. ".
| PHILADELPHIA-W was lhc
lower; contract grade. July. sO,s@Slc.
Corn unchanged; No. mixed June
35& G36c. Butter firm; fancy western
creamery lie; do prints 11c. Eggs
steady; fresh nearby 12kc; do western
12hc; do southern lie. Cheese steady;
| fair demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

NEW YORK-There was moderate
attendance Of buyers In the dry goods
market to-day. Prints and ginghams
were<steady, with mail order demand
rather good; staple cottons showed no
special change. Print cloths were quiet
for regulars and odd goods continued
firm, with moderate demand. The
demand has been quiet In the wooden
departments, cotton mixed goods given
the preference over all wool lines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

hep1ckIng concerns Swift was also
a seller, July FORK opened unchanged
at 50 60: sold up to 1910. declined to
50 40. then rose 10 ssa2is ut the close
July lard started 597isc higher nj
20 lisg5 50. declined TO IS 1905 iaiis,
then frned up to IS .7,is6 "a the clos
Ing price. july ribs began ITO better
at $ {;Ls and declined to IS 57ih
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow:
Wheat, 20 cars; corn. 600 cars. oats.
lC0 cars; hogs, ?1.oco head. tii
The leading futures ranged us follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

Ths Feature. OF the hienry aud s,or
lEIt INIf.t.i liIark.t,. fali. " ~

'rhs Feature. OF The hionry, aud siori.
sIark.t.
NEW YORK, June "a. Money on call
steady a, iAGlts per cent; last loan Ia
per cent Prime mercantile paper 3@i
per cent Sterling exchange STEADY
with actual business in bankerg bills
at 81 S5tlai S5,s for demand and ut
~ s3&Vi 81 for 60 days; posted rates
u S5qf ssh and 81 StItdisI; CONNER.
cial bills 81 1904 Ssh. Silver certlh.
Gates biR Q5Shc. Bar silver Csc. Mex.
lean dollars i5Ae.
There was n disposition In speculu-
tive circles to-day TO await the further
progress OF events a fter series OF test
Ing by the professional element. There
was evidently an expectation Mt the
opening that there might be renewed
pressure OF forced liquidation on ac-
count OF the collapse In the wheat deal.
The bears were prepared for such Il
development and sold with consider
able confidence. bringing about declines
OF point In some cases, No heavy Of
ferlngs were encountered on the decline,
however. and prices had come back
about TO the opening level before the
end OF the first hour. Later In the day
there was renewed selling on quite a
large scale which was attributed 20
Chicago account and this served 10 re-
awaken some apnrehenslon os IA the
extent OF the damage done 10 tho fnnn-
cial fabric nv the co,lanse in whoa,
This feyerlsh tendency ~ pr,cea nnsof'
tied the tone of the snecnia,Ion md
resulted In n roiher dpii norltSt far tSe
rest OF the dav Tho strangtS ~ Man.
haitian and tbe Ciavsiond T,nc,nnntj
Chicago G 81 SIonIs stocvs nnd ~
frmness Of S,,rar ara 'Tohocco IN the
later dealings belned 70 snstnin the
m,srLat '''''' t's'psu ous'u'' e''e
While tho i'm mo,,, 70 In r.,.. =, A..
yhant oams .ntiuetise VI 'tte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

s. e, PARKER, sharon, Wis, writes:
II have tried De Wits Witch Hazel
salvc for itching piles and It always
stops them In two minutes. I consider
DeWltts Witch Hazel Salve the great
est pile cure on the market"
Charles II. Goethe. Market md Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forts sixth
and Jacob streets: a. Z. Scheehlo, No.
COZ Mala street; Exlcy Bros. Penn ana
zane streets; Iiowle 6 Co., Bridgeport.