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bert's family Is one OF the Oldest in England.
and the duke is several times millionaire,
of age, is the fourth son; and there Is little
chance of his succeeding to the title. Miss
nineteen years old, lovely blonde with a
complexion of dazzling whiteness and be-
witching eyes. Aside from these she has
$40, ,0O0, 900, which she inherited from her faith
err Ogden Goelet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug: 23.-Rumor has it that
Miss May Goelet, the richest heiress in New
York, is to marry Lord Herbert Scott, son
of the Duke of Buccleuch. Miss Goelet's
friends doubt the report, and say that, while
the two young people are quite friendly, and,
on the lord s part at least, there Is love, the
members of Miss Goeets family have other
ideas and are determined that she shall
marry Prince Francis of Teck. Lord Her
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From Gen. Merritt:
Manila, to the President Washington, D.
C.-For my troops and myself accept my
sincerest acknowledgment for your generous
praise Of the success of our campaign. Amer
lea may well be proud Of the troops.
Merritt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-24

land, Germany and Russia the same
privileges that we will ask
HOBSON's CHOICE.
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TUNNEL WALL FELL.

Eight Men Killed and Five Injured,
Two Fatally.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 23.-Eight
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SUGAR AND NOT VINEGAR
COUNCIL ASKED TO USE SAC
CHARINE, NOT ACID

JOINT committee on Streets
hinks Well Enough of the sne
sestion to Appoint n COMMITTEES
to- Wait Upon Mr.. Hill IN
TO the Building of New sbon. In
st. Paul.
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WINONA, Minn., Aug. 23.-(Special.) .)--The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-23
GROCERIES.
Register Office,

Register Office.
WHEELING March %.
Prices remain firm at last weeks quo
tations, except the usual fiuctuation in
sugars.
Other quotations arc unchanged.
Syrup-Siver Drip Syrups. l2c; Fancy
Drips. 23c; s2c, addition IN nalf barrels, ;
35c: choice, &c; prime, soc; mixed goods.
Provisions-Schenk's medium S. c.
hams sSsc; zG-lb average, Slsc, s.. G..
breakfast bacon, 7&dslac; s. c: shoulders.
Canned Goods-3-lb fancy tomatoes 81 Is;
tomatoes. new. 81 %: Hartford Co. stand
ard corn. I5c; lib Honey Drop corn, 81 o.;
yellow free. 81 IS; s-ib STANDARD liable
peaches. 81 10; pie peaches. 75c: lib Deep
Sea full standard cove oysters. Sc: lib
Light weight cove Oysters nol g, eoc: A oa,
beef. 50 10; lib can Clipped beef, 81 So lib
can lunch tongue. IS 90.
Oil-Lard, extra western, strained. 6oc:
carbon OIL 10. 6s4c carbon, $50, nc: wa :
ter white. &c; Lewis miners Writer
white oil. 39c; summer white, use.
Lard-,Schenk' pure kettle ,Iierces. osac !;
fer smaller packages over tlerces IS as fci-
lows: Fancy tubs. Lc: 50-lb tins, &c: 20-lb
tins, re: 1O-lb tins &c; 5-ib tins. lie; S-lb
sugars-Cut loaf, sic; cubes, 53.50c;
powdered 5.55c; graduated. standard
5.37c; graduated, fine. 5.3lc: Columbia
y. 1.H3c. ISlTSeWOOu n, i.55t. AulttICfll a.
1890; white extra c, 4.6Sc: c, 4.55c, choice
Rice~Fancy Pearl, &c: choice Pearl, 5aac;
choice domestic. &c; prime domestic, 6i2c;
fair domestic. 51ac fancy head. &c.
Coffee-Green coffee, fancy golden RIO,
&c., fancy green. 15c: choice green, 14l9c:
roasting grades, lo14c; Java. &c. Roast
ed in packages. Arrow. s.79c; Pan Handle.
S19c: Arbuckle & Co s Roasted, S.I9c;
Lion. 92ac; bulk roasted. &c: Old Gov
ernmnte Java roasted PC; Mocha and
Java. &c: A grade Rio. PIC.
Teas-Young Hyson. per ID, 30a55c; gun
powder 3oGS0c. imperial 40d55c; Japan,
C'andles-Star. full weight. &c: para
fine per Id, 9i2c; Electric Light, per lb, Sc.
Vinegar-Choice cider. l2014c per gallon;
standard city brands. 10allc per gallon;
Fish-No mackerel 100 lbs. 81 90: No.
extra mackerel, ls-bbls, new, 100 lbs,
s12 OO No 2 so lbs. 81 90: No. 5 small,
IS 90 for 100 lbs: No. 3 large. 100 lbs. so 90.
Salt-No l. per bills. zoe: extra, per Dbl.
81 90: dairy. fine, five bushel sacks. zoe
Wooden Ware-No tubs, s. 90: No 2.
81 %; No. 8, SO 50: 2-hoop pals, 81 -: g.
hoop. 81 So single washboards, 81 so; .dou-
bic do 81 50: fine crimped doutle do. 81 70:
single do, s. p.
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fluctuations will apparently simply re-
feet traders guesses. hased mon the
TACT that the Maine report is sure to
eonie GU, WITHIN week and possibly
IA .hree Gays. A natural conclusion
is ,hat the market will go down. The
only thing, however, is that everybody
expects the same result and the situa-
,iou at present tersely put is that the
pears are waiting for the report for
Tue market to break in order to cover
their shorts, while the bulls are wait
ing Tor the report for the market to
break In order 10 get their stocks back
lower besides there is a great number
OIL orders to buy stocks for cash at an
average OF about per cent. below cur
rent prices. The usual result is that
Wnere everybody expects and is Gait-
ing for don't happen in Wall street.
Antlclpatlons are prevalent in all quar-
ters that a change in speculation VIII
be experienced as soon as the present
uncertainty cease to exist Wash
lngton advices lead to the impression
that as soon as the Maine report will
have been read in Congress a number
Of resolutions will be offered either TO
iNSoeiiiAS lhc Oh 1uDa OF
to at least the give the Cubans bellig-
erent rights. This, however. would
not, under international law. consti-
tute cause for war with Spain. The
market would respond to manpula-
tive tactics and while force would pat
prices down temporarily, the limit of
the decline would be dependent upon
the liquidation of long stocks. In
points of weakness Sugar continued
to lead to-day. London was weak The
local market at the opening responded
to the depression abroad, Immediately
after which it exhibited tendency to
improve. One or two long interests
began to sell. directing their attacks
principally against Sugar. Some re-
sistance was offered to a general de-
cline. but the feeling was unsettled.
Corrected daily by L. 3. Mabbitt &, Co.,
brokers. Exchange Eank Building:
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PRODUCE.
Register once.

WHEELING. March %.
Butter and eggs are IN good supply, ana
prices are unchanged. The supply of new
produce is freer, and prices are somewhat
below last weeks fancy quotations.
Butter-Creamery, l902oe country,
choice 12416e: country. good; oG6c coun-
try, light 5a6c; butterine, 12d14c.
iGggs-1fi2M12c per dozen.
NAVY Beans-Hand picked 81 GOAL p per
Cheese-Prime Ohio factory, Zoe: New
York. 101ac Limberger 14c: Swetzer. 1872
Poultry-Old i've chickens. - o0n2 80 Ler
a0ns ed sssas 81 S as PEI per doan
- DneksEs2 25a2 so per dozen; geese, 400
5Oc each: turkeys. dressed loc per pound
Apples-s3 seas 70 per barrel
Oranges-M essina, 81 otd3 90; California
M 'emons@ Messina. SO oea3 20 per box.
Bananas-sl coal Is per bunch. as to size
and quality
Walnuts--40c per bushei-
Old Rags-lac per pound
Cocoanuts-45G56ic per dozen.
Beans--s1 GOAL IS per bushel.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes s. % per barrel.
Parsnips-s1 % per barrel.
Honey in comb, l4@d5c per pound.
Spanish Onions-$1 80 per crate.
MALAGA I grapes-s5 25c15 80 per barrel.
Ruta bagas-s1 90 per barrel.
Cranberries-S2 60lf2 70 Fer crate. per
barrelSl 80
Hickory Nuts-si % per bushel
I.ettuce-e5cnS1 Is per bushel.
Radishes-22G25c per dozen ourches.
Orions-fS029c per dozen punches.
Cucumbers-s1 80 per dozen.
Tomatoes-S4 90 per crate
fBeets-T5c per dozen punches
Strawbe rries-35c per quart
Chicago, March 22.Weather and war
probabilities were the chief factors in
to-days wheat market. Fears of dam
age from the freezing temperature rap
idly spreading over the winter wheat
belt. made the market strong through
out, though the news from Washington
had a tendency to restrict trading.
May closed 1Ac higher and July ad-
yanced nc Corn and oats were both
affected by the weather and advanced
about &c each. Provisions were very
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articles.

Cash mutations were as follows:
Flour weaker; 1o@l5c concessions MADE.
Wheat, No. 2 red, 81 03.
Corn. No. and No 2 yellow, 2S$a41sc
oats No. 2. Sc: No. white, 2934n&zAc;
No. white. 2si4G29c
Fiaxseed. No. i. 81 III: y. w. 81 20.
Prime timothy seed, = S2la
Mess pork per Dbl. - si12N9 go
Lard per 100 lbs, s. GI120t3 10.
Short ribs sides, loose. $ 90a5 ~
Dry sailed shoulders boxed, la4d5c.
Short clear sides, boxed, s. 25d5 49,
Whiskey, 81 1879.
Sugars, unchanged.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries, u
M1Sc; dairies, lOl2Gl6c.
Cheese. quiet at sMSl4e.
Eggs. steady: fresh. &c.
Receipts-FIour, 5000 bbls: wheat 1879
eco h u oo eoF b 6sriev 0@ COO SS b. 'V0V
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 31000 bbls wheat,
22s. OG6 bu: corn, $4,000 bu: oats, 2e5,0o0 bu;
rye. 2C0G blu: barley. $4,000 blu.
NEW YORK. March z2.-Flour. receipts,
25,s17' bbls: exports 11,2s2 bbls; quiet but
steadier held.
Wheat receipts. 1900 bu; exports. 14l.-
all atio at to oar arrive Options opened firm and
closed at laGls4c net higher: March closed
at 034; May closed at 81 coz.
n Corn fees s1pear iofS 10 u sS 65e options
opened steady and closed al 40 net high
err May closed at 541sc; July closed at
Cats. receipts 1920 bu; exports 81 40
hu: SPOT dull: No. ,. Sic: No. ? white,
s2l5c Options firm. closing at lac net
higher: May closed at S4isc; July at S53sc
HOBS and wool. quiet
Hides ard leather, firm.
Beef. firm.
Cutmeats. quiet.
Lard. firmer: western steamed, s. 10; re-
fined steaGier.
Pork. dull.
Tallow. quiet.
cottonseed oil and petroleum. dull.
Rosn, STEADY.
Turpentine, quiet
Mo.as ses steady.
coffee options opened barely dull, and
closed dull anss unchanged TO ) points net
lower Sales 5000 bags including April
at sis5 September al S %: October at
s. &c; November at s. 50; February at s. 60.
Sugar. raw barely steady; refining. Size.
centrifugal SC test &c, refined quiet.
BALTIMORE. Md, March 22-Flour.
dun and unchanged, receipts, SECS bbls
exports 2l.siS bbls.
Wheat quiet: spot and month 99lsaA &c:
May 1913. cdis1 co: steamer NO rec, ssss 81
gss<c: receipts 66aSi blu: exports. $4,000
hu: southern wheat by sample, abcnSl W;
do on grade, e5l2M99lac.
Corn firm: SPOT and month. 33A q Sc:
May SS7sMa4c:. steamer mixed ESQ &c
receipts. ESQ 24s bu: exports 2Sl.557 hu,
Oats. dull and easy: No. white west
ern s40Ikc: No. mixed. 3lled32c; re-
CENTS. p. $40 bu: exports 20.0Aa hu.
western. 5Sl9c; receipts, S.44S bu; exports,
17l43 bu
Hay. slow: choice timothy. s12 5ealS 90.
Grain freghts duh.
Butter. steady: fancy creamery. 1sa2oc;;
GO imitation, 17d1sc: do ladle, &c: good
ladle, 1311ic; store packed lo4l2c.
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LIVE STOCK.
Register once,

Register once,
WHEELING. March q.
The market Is firm with no changes in
last weeks quotations.
Cattle-Extra. 1000 to 1900 81 60d4 Is
good, 900 to Loco 81 25G4 50; good. 500 to 9O'
81 10I4 %: fair. 100 to $40 So 750I4 90: com
mon 500 to SC0 So 25Gf3 y: bulls. 81 s0aS s.;
Hogs-Extra, s3 SOFA 90; good, $3,F2dS SO;
sheep-Extra. 81 0on4 30; good, So 5oa4 %
common 81 OOG3 30: lambs. 81 50Gl5 50.
Fresh Cows-At $25 09Q4o %.
Calves-$5 50M6 "a
CHICAGO. March 22.-The demand was
only fair for cattle. but measre offerings
prevented any reduction in prices, Very
few went above 81 49, and strictly choice
beeves were nominal, rone offering;
Stockers and feeders continued in good
demand with sales largely at 81 00n4 30,
Calves. steady at unchanged prices.
Business in hogs was active at general
IN steady prices Mondays advance being
sustained. The greater part Of the offer
ings crossed the scales az 81 g0G4 GO; com
mon droves selling a 50 S0dS s., and prime
Prices for sheep and lambs We're un-
changed with fairly active demand.
Sheep sold at 50 1en4 % for common TO
prime. chiefly at 81 25@4 60 Lambs went
Receipts|cattle. $50 head; hogs. 210oO
head; sheep, l7.o00 head
EAST BUFFALO. n Y, March "a
Cattle. nothing on sale except a few ends.
Hogs. Workers, good to choice. 81 12A
4 Il: Toughs common to choice. So 6013 10;
pigs, common to choice. 75N$ So
Lambs choice 10 extra 80 CS05 %: cuils
n common IS GGn5 Sc sheep choice TO
selected wethers 81 S0dt ~; cults TO COM
mon, 50 25fi4 p.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. March 22.-Cat-
tue steady: prime. $ o.a5 ri com e. On
SO e0d4 To-: bulls. stays ara COWS, " 4Id
SO.
Sheep. steady; prices unchanged: choice
lambs. s. 75a5 S5 common 70 good, 81 60
X Veal cgi calves, IS c0as 50.
CINCINNATI o., March 2.-Hogs.
steady at 50 25G4 g.
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WOOL.

BOSTON, Mass. March 22,-The wool
market this week has been Gull and the
demand has dropped to almost nothiEg.
The following are the prices for the lead
ing descriptions:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces. X ard
soc. delaine, 3en3lc: No. l combing, 50d
Bic, No. combing 50a3lc. Territory
woods are undoubtedly the weakest on the
INST from the fact that these woods are IN
large supply. Fine medium and tine are
selling at about 45M46c. secured. with me me;
dunn 1t about 42c. Fleece woods are dlIli
but the market is quoted at nominaliy
stationary The demand for Australian
wool is dull. the same as other kinds, but
holders are not disposed to weaken the
price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-23
METAL.

NEW YORK, March 22-Nearly all Ga
partments showed decided steadiness
again, to-day. although business was Finn
tied to comparatively small proportions,
AT the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants very close at s. @ bid
and IS asked
Lake copper, very quiet at 81 ST.. bid
and $12 0G asked
Tin. steady at s14 50 bid ana IA 40 asked.
SHelter, steady at "a p bid and 81 30
asked.
Lead. firm at 50 72lA bid and So 50 asked.
The firm fixing the settling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at s. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-23
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March pa further de-
cline in the bidding price for print cloths
the features of the day in dry goods.
Print cloths are rominally 21se for extras.
In prints the reduction of American
ing drop in Central Park goods are the
noteworthy features of the market. The
heavy stocks of these goods are charged
to changes in the demand on the popu
larity of Madras and similar lines. Other
staple prints are good.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Register omce.
MHEELING. March :

WHEELING. March 22.
There has been a Slight advance in
-four, Other prices are uachangsd.
81 10: In paper. 81 % per barrel; Mime
haha i'll II cotton sacks or wood. s. n;
Galaxy il Il COTTON sacks 50 y. Famous 7, az
snrirg wheat flour in lutte sacks. 40 lbs.
S IS per barrel Piilsburys best III wood
and cotton. $ 70. Pillsbury's IN paper.
s. IS Gold Coin, s. s. IN cotton or wood
Loyal 81 % in Il paper
Wheat-Per bushel. MQSSc; corn, $50 Sc
oats. western. asa 4cc; home, 35dSSc.
Feed iddlings, per ton, SIS 90: bran.
per ton s17 co.
Hay-No baled hay, 50 ooalo 90, loose,
hay. s. eGFis CO.
Straw-S5 90.
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MINING STOCKS.

rom the private wires Of f. B. Mabbitt
Co.. brokers' Exchange Bank Bldg.
New York. March % Market news
uue DAY is so much like another that
we're 1t not for the calendar one might
ray mat time does not change. News
~ hand is so conflicting and so little
ghanged In character that the market
10 largely professional, and for a time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-23
FINANCE and TRADE.

New YORK. March %. Evening
posts Tendon financial cablegram:
THE stock markets here continued
onet and dull to-day. Americans
Closed weak
Nav York, March 22.-Money on call
essy al 1902 per cent; last loan at
Prime mercantile paper 41205h per
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S4O
sS4s for demand for at $4S1A0
Iaas for so days; posted rates s4.s2@
AS23s and s4.S5Q4.S512.
commercial bills S4.80@4S0A.
Silver certificates 56056kc.
Bar silver 55%c.
Mcyican dollars 45c.
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Egss. firm; fresh. 1Cilc.

crssss. nrm: fresh. lCizc
1neese. steady aud Unchanged
DUH " MARIN 'oui
N Wheat, steady: No. red, s2.sc.
1ats, steady; No. . mixed, 2Sl.c
rye, quiet: No. Q SIC.
Lard, steady at S4 s.
5ulkmeats, quiet at So TO-
1acon, steady at S. 90
niskey. firm at 81 90
Chio tg 81. STEADY; Elgin creamerg. 2ol2c
oi r,,, iaa lSc dadry. l0n12c
sugar, easy: Eggs, steady at &C.
VII FbaalliI-ADl I Pa, March 22.-
grade grad March 9a7scasi co; April. May and
Corn, firmer; No. mixed, s4s@Ac;
April ana May, 34AG2sc: June. nominal.
oo pats steady. No. 2 white, March, 534n
ooate April, May and June, nominal
Hutler. steady. fancy western cream
cry loci do prints. 2lc.
j hggs, unchanged, fresh nearby, 1ol2c;
Cheese, steady.
TOLEDO. q. March Wheat, higher
afd STEADY: No. 2 cash and May, Csc.
u corn, active ara steady; No. mixed,
Oats, dull; No. mixed, cash and May,
\ Rye, dull and unchanged; No. : cash,
cash, 81 As.
Oil, unchanged
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FROM the private WireA of r. B. Mabbitt
q Co, brokers', Exchange Bank Bidg:
Chicago March 22.-Liverpool cables
were steady and substantially I'M
changed, and in consequence domestic
news was relied on. The cold wave
dominant in the extreme Northwest
and which is rapidly speeding over
the wheat belt, gave the market
strong undertone to-day. Trading,
however was very narrow and after
the moderate demand at the opening
was satisfied the market became stag
nant, and for long time prices scarce
ly moved. The dullness was especially
marked in the July option, which fuc-
tuated within 1ac May wheat was
relatively the strongest option. owing
TO the difficulty experienced in COW
ering short contracts. 1t opened up
n to 1ac at $1.05 to S105A ard stead
lily advanced to SLOT at which price
offerings became freer and natural
recession Of a cent ensued. b feature
of the news which, under other cir
cumstances, would probably have pro-
voked a good deal of liquidation. was
the large Chicago receipts and the adj
ditions to contract stocks here. Chi
cago receipts were 32T cars, nearly
double the estimates. Of this number
131 cars were Of contract grade. In
addition to this ~ cars contract wheat
were received from mixing houses. A
total Of 213, GOO bushels contract wheat.
Northwest receipts were light and III
a measure offset this. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 230 cars against
362 last week and 40 year ago. It
is reported that Letters contract for
shipping 100000 bushels of wheat to
New York by rail was at rs cents per
bushel while the ocean rate from New
York to Liverpool is said to be SAC,
making the total cost for shipment
from Chicago to Liverpool 1929.
very low rate. In corn and oats the
narrowest kind of scalping was accom-
plished Both markets were steady,
with wheat and on the cold wave.
Provisions were extremely dull with
prices close to yesterdays final fig
ures.
Corrected daily by F. r. Mabbitt & Co,
brokers, Exchange Bank Building:
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ID
Government bonds irregular.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds weak.
Stccks-Offering to sell were not
heavy in to-dGy's stock market except
in a few stocks and internationally.
But the buying demand was also low
AZ ebb that even the desultory offer
ings that were dribbled upon the
market drove prices downwards al
most CONTINUOUSLY The result is seen
in net losses CT between two and three
points in great many of the standard
railroad stocks and leading industrial
specates and Of over three points
in the local traction specialties. Dur
ing the morning session there were
evidences of an attempt to support
prices in few stocks due to the efforts
Of large operator recently returned
10 the street. There was also extern
sive covering by another of the largest
operators in the street, who has re-
Gently been a persistent seller. The
slightest indication of a rise in prices
brought out such a heavy offering all
through the list that the half formed
purpose apparent to bid up prices was
abandoned for the rest of the Gay.
Apparently the burst of animation n
the final hour was due to considerable
short selling. as there was a tendency
TO rally on covering just before the
close but this rally was SO feeble
that the covering movement was given
over and prices fell away to about
the lowest at the close. The great
bulk OF the dealings was in grangers.
Union Pacific preferred, Sugar and the
local traction stocks. These railroad
stocks we're affected by the reports
Of the blizzard in the west. Sugar con-
tnUed depressed on the belief that
the company was on the verge Of a
war for supremacy in the trade. The
local traction stocks were affected by
threatened complications growing out
of the proposed rapid transit project,
but. while these special causes had ell
appreciabla influence, the shadow on
the market was the development of the
governments Cuban policy, in which
all circles feel certain a crisis is immi
Hent. Evidently no one wants to hily
stocks until this question is settled.
Another feature of the day was a fur
Their announcement of gold engaged
for import and a concurrent easing off
in exchange rates. 1t was felt yester-
day that the gold movement had prob
ably come to an end for the present.
and as this was believed to DC due 10
prospect of easier money rates, it was
looked upon with favor by the specu
latiYe community. According to this
reasoning the resumption to-day OF
the gold movement might be REGARDED
as an unfavorable factor. though the
further influx of gold must make for
easier money, even though it is not
indeed that easy conditions have al
ready arrived
The dulness in the bond market
was even more pronounced than stocks,
but the losses were comparatively
small. Total sales s1.073,00o.
[ s. bonds were Zee higher and the
CID IS coupon 14c higher, and the Is
&c lower bid to-day.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
$4,000 shares.
Quotations closed bid:
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?. B. Mabbitt Brokers. 4 Co.,

..,,S ? and * Exchange Bank Building.
n 1O',.,ts wires to Chicago and New York
Pi.,,.stor entrance 18th st. Stocks and
Ele'iG. bought and sold for cash or carried
boi W4srgins We bid for Grain IN Car Lots
Oh F bssJ Houses in Baltimore and Toledo.
'r,ar6e&dQc
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Trains aud daily between Cleveland
and Massillon all other trains daily ex-
cnpt Sundays.
Passengers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry, Bellaire and Bridgeport, take Elec-
trio Railway. II. G. CARREL,
g. r. A Cleveland o.
@. r. WOOD. T. p. A.. Wheeling. W Va.
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wANTED-PURCHA FOR Blank
House Leases, Oil Leases. For Rent Cards,
For Sale Cards. and Rooms for Rent
Cards. Call at Register Ofhcs-
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CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
" WHEELING RAILROAD
Time schedule CT Passenger Trains In ef.
feet Sunday, May 18th. 1891.
Cleveland Depot Foot South Water Street
ARRIVE.
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RAIL WAY TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures of trains on ara
$50 ..os; H. loS' Expiaua ton OF keter-
e nce MARKS: daily; tSunday excepted:
ttSGonaay excepted; SATURDAY EXCEPTED:
aSay only; Saturday only; MONDAY
o ny, /, except SATURDAY, l. except Sa:-
aIoay Eastern STANDARD tins, which n
one hour earlier than Central time