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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-07
326 RICOs POBREs

Acababa de reconocer la nca ocupada ell anterior por
Elena Noel
Aque]ls villa 'estaba vacante.
Ell cartel ordinario 10 indicaba & los paseantes.
Sobre de los pares de la verja vea plaza de
marmo que tenfa este nombre en- leras doradas:
VILLA DE LAS NIEVES
La duquesa escolta entraon la No tardaron
salr de ella En- pocos insautes qued6 hecho rato
Tres mil frances por seis semanas.
La sehOra de Rsvie lev6 enseguida su battalion al
al hotel de la Meropoli despue vovid tomar pose
sion de nmueble, donde va cocnero crados
que haba dejado la aci6n estaban coocando los equ
pajes.
Aquela villa era efeco Ia que conde Gabriel haba
aquado ao para aquea Elena que debfa tener
mo el un fin tragico.
Es diffcil sonar nido delcioso.
las seis de la tarde estaba sentada seota de Cor
bee babitac6n primer pso de la villa, de la
ventana los ojos mcso de monahas de los
la Jungfran forma la de mil de ee
vaci6n
Ell sol al r bajando ell horzonte lanzaba sobre los
la ccnvalsciente.
En- aquela irradaci6n de luz crea ella volver las
lamas del ncendio de que habfa sido testigo.
No podfa pensar aque ncendio sin sentir
cimiento de horror.
iQue duelo para ela
I'm adeante estaba sola.
En- aquea cat&stroe hsbfa perdido todo.
De los Corbere Latouche quedabs MAG que ella.
En- sl sspacio de pocos habfa vsto perecer
hermsno Rolsndo, su madre al conde
muerte violenta.
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NOTICIAS

~. La lapida commemorative de la inau-
guraci6n de la Escue'a de Artes Ofcios crea.
da por la Diputaci6n provincial, es obra del
inteligente maestro de canterfa albafflerfa en-
dicha escuels, don Francisco Tabernas. Mide
once metros, ochenta centfmetros de largo, por
treinta siete de ancho. La inscription cons
ia de 44S letras en- alto relieve. FL seifor Ia
bernas empleo en- hacerla 20 dfas, tres noches y
algunas madrugadas. La Diputacion lie cfre'
ci6 una gratitcaci6n, toda vez que era una la.
Dor extraordinaria.
~. Nuestros estimados amigos con Pedro
Vergne de la Concha y dsn Emilio Escalera,
secretario depositario respectivamente del
ayuntamiento de Vega.alts, han venido esta
capital en- comisi6n, hsbiendo obtenido salts.
factorios resultados an sus oestiones
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P I G A p u R A
D T. c U A D Il A D I'M q

preparada para claborar cigarrilos,
ofrecen PORTELA Y Co., $50 a.
aEY" Sc renaiten n9uestras.- l5-l5
foux en- ell pr6ximo correo.
~. FL ayuntamiento de Moca SO compone
de ounce concejalos liberales, dos conserva
dores y un autonomista paro.
-. La venta de las papeletas de eutrada
al Vel6dromo, para el macht de basse ball, es'
tara cargo de don Aniceto Ruiz (Ateneo)
desde las ocho de la mafiana del domingo hasta
las doce, y despues de esq hora la entrada del
Vel6dromo. Los precios serau los siguieutes:
Entrads, 10 centavos; idem gradas dc sol, 90;
idem gradas de sombra, 40; palcos bsjos,
peso; idem altos, 2 pesos
~. va sc hah fjado al pabico, en- Ia casa.
ayuntamiento de esta capital, las listas del censo
electoral para los que Sc consideren con derecho
ser electores no esten inscritos, presenter
sus reclamaciones ante la Junta local del ceuso,
pidiendo gu inclusion. Para ser elector, solo
sc necesita ser espaiiol, mayor de 25 amos J lle'
var dos amos de residencia en- ell termino NUM-
cipaf En- nuestra edici6n del dfa 3 del actual
publicamos los formuarios oorrespondientes pa
ra los q. quieran hacer reolamaciones. 3-3
~. Una de las reformas que Sc estAn
llevando efecto en- la Moca es la hermosa y
magnfica plaza que Sc esta construyendo ini-
| ciativa de gu enthusiastic alcalde don Pedro Ace
vedo Rivera, qaien ha vencido todos les incon'
venientes diicultades para llevar 4 oabo sa
| obra.
Sc fueron las navidadcs
Y 4 tan plausible motive
| Los paisanos han promttido
Regular sus novedades.
| ~ Hcmos visto los ira jes que han de
vestir los j6venes que forman las novenas de
los Clubs <Almendares, y <Borinquen, (de
Basse Ball) en- verdad que son. elegantfsimos
y de mucho gusto.
- Ell dia del actual tendrA lugar en- Ia
capilla de Ia V. o. T. Francisoapa la msa so.
lemne Jesas Sacramentado, quedando de ma.
ni6esto hasts las cuAtro media de la tarde que
se rezarA la corona, concluyendo la procession.
Sc suplica Ia asistencia de los feles dichos
aotos para mayor solemnidad.
Id ESldCIUl|. Rosarion n. l. 1reci6o p. R.
-Estab}ecida en- ell suntuoso edifcio de la mar.
quesa de las Claras, con BALCONIES las GALES
del Rosario y la Cruz, vistaa al mar la
campiha; habitaciones para una y dos personas
para famiias; ba1os y las comodidades que
exge ell siglo Sc reservan habitscianes para
famiiaa, dando aviso oportuno. -Propietsrio,
JOSE R. ALFONSO. 3o-2
~ De Vieques: eel psrtiio liberal
autonomista continda aumentado ell namero de
sus oorreligionarios. Hasta hoy Sc han ailia
dos 500, y con esperanza de ir progresaudo.
Reina ell mayor entusiasmo entire los afliados J
el future promote ser muy halagueho. En- la
manifestation de afio nuevo no hubo que la
mentar desorden alguno: todo may comedido y
todos muy satisfechos
| ~. Ha sido declarada vacante Ia escue'
Ia rural de nihos del barrio eLomas, y ecu.
buy, Lola que Sc proceda su provision en-
| propiedad.
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Vnntaiae DE LA INSTRUCTION. Dialogos
o"'uju'interesantes entire un jtbaro su cara
y entire aquel mismo y ell professor de su barrio,
con motive de las reformas-polftico admins
trativas, que dioen van implantarse en- esta
isla. De venta en- las librerfas de B. F. San
jurjo Vidal y Francisco Marxuach, de esta
capital. 3-s
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Are You Deaf7
1 Esta usted sordo
Iuestro admirable descubrimiento oura

Nuestro admirable descubrimiento aura
los mas graves casos de sordera. Qaita inme-
diatamente el ruido de los oidoa. -
Envfesenos la description oompleta DEL
padecimiento gratis le explicaremos como 90
puede obtener la cura con peque6o gasto.
Dirigirse 4 Aural Institute l,4o2 Lexing
ton Ave-New York. n
6-3 Nj
"E| Parisense" rEhy9gER5AY rE1MIs}1 RI s1IaIa PEE
LECOMPTE.-.CRUZ 10. Surtido general
importaci6r directa de 10 mas~sslecto Que .
perfuTerfa Sc fabrica en- Francia, Inglaterra
Italia. Eapeoialidad en- enseres de sBarberfa
Perfumerfa inglesa,. Limpieza servioio.1
inmejorable. Sc admiten abonos.
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T E A T R O

La despedida de Roncoroni y su compa.
fnen ls funci6n de sncche fue una verdaders
sstaci6n del cariho y aprecio que todos
a. ATE professn 81 distinguido
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Pa|uQueria "EI Buen Gusto' s,'t11u San JusTo' 70

Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtido de perfumerfa selecta. Gran es-
tablecimiento de BANos DE DUCHAy J AsEo!
propietario.
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Va R ! { D 4 D { 5 ,

@L Los futuros ministros
senadores y demas
tienen una sastrerfa
que es su especialidad,
en- levitas con ing'esas
y oeremoniosos frac.
En- Ia calle de San Justo,
-Saetrerfa de Balbks.
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pista y el centro de ella, dando seiiales eviden'
les de una buena administrator, y revela en- TO-.
do pnstO Y buen Orden
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LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLES
RAFAEL MARGAR|DA
S. EN- G.

s,-FORTALEZA-43
Sc venden y alquilan muebles en- condicio-
nes ventajosas.
~. De San German nos esoriben varias
respetables personas, encsnecidas en- las ideas
liberales, felioitan1onos por ell srticulo que pu-
blicamos baJo el tftulo ella verdad antes que
todo,. Entire otras cosas nos dicen: <Esas
son las ideas que deben pubicarse; esas las
semillas que deben rsgarse, porque produciran
opimos frutos.s Agradecemos mucho los p|a
GENES de dichos amigos, que comunicaremos
al autor de trabajo que las ha mereoido.
-. Dursnte ell aiio de 1897 Sc han regis
trado en- Ia parroquia de Toa-slts, l52 naoi'
mientos, 81 matrimonios 2sl defunoiones.
WABASTO PUBLICO.-La oarne de
reg, SO e1pendera madana en- esta capital 4 80
cehtavos el kilo.
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Julian (. B|anco ySosa --Agsn'e Age

dc cornlsiones, informcs consultas sobre todoa
los ramos de la Administraccfon, de Ia Agri-
oultura, la 1ndastria y Comereio. San Juan
de Puerto-Rico, cale de San Francisco n1me- 4
70 9l.--Direc~idn telegradca, Rlaacosa. 2. 4
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Locion antiherpetica del Or. Monies

Els Ell mejor medicamento para curar los hel,
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- el momento q
aplicarla.-Esta sLoci6n, esta perfumada.
Cura la caspa evitando Ia caida del cabello.-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, u,an.
chas espinillss de la cara-Exite SECURE 81
lnmediato.-Pfdase en- todas las boticas de- fa1s
Allsla.- por mayor en- la del ST.. Guillermety.
Catedra DreDdratoria para msquinistss ns.s;
r.r-.1 wales J terrestrea, ba 4
10 la faoultativa direction del Ter. maquinists
naval don Benigno Saayedra Salaxar en- esta
capital-Msrina. l5-l8
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Fl Tnnfn -Unico dep6sito del desacreditado
'''''' RON TOPACIO, las tres SSS.--i
Este ron pesimo, internal mata gente, se
regala los tocayos del estableoimiento so
oentavos botella.-Arecibo, calle Pavfa e TO-
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
02g Clothing we'll stayed will make trade.

Shirts SOC Oil gloves Driving
Summer washable ties for
crash ammocks latest designs
styles Fancy night shirts Kids overall @ Boys
Boue25
specially strictly high class and tailor made $40 Working Mems
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
Beautiful sash ribbons at Judkins'.

Beautiful sasn rlDDOns NJ Juuhihs'
Misses Ethel Walton and Alice Wlldes
were in Watervile for the day, Tuesday
See the nobby handkerchiefs in patri-
otto colors at Norton's-the real thing.
Turner Boswell and Hon. c. A. Mars
ton left here. Wednesday, on ii business
trip to North Dakota.
Two out of five members of the junior
class at Colby who received junior APP
pointments this year are Somerset men,
viz: Harry Sanford Brown of Fairfield
aud Harold Libby Hanson of Skowhe-
gan.
The scholars of the schools over which
Misses Beard, Gertrude Townsend,
Addie Swain, Hattie Avore and Helen
Clarke preside, enjoyed trolley ride to
The Pines, Monday, where they spent
the day. 1t was happy party OF little
folks.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
Cotton Hosiery.
Large Assortment!
Extraordinary Values
Prices way Down.

Bargains In Ladies' Hose at 25cts.
Hermsdoff dye, black, browns and modes.
Large assortment of fancy Striped
Hose In light shades
Bargain In Ladies' Hose at l5cts.
Bargain In Mems Heavy Bicycle Hose
sizes 10 101a and II at rs cents.
Bargain In Mems Fast Black Hose,
Hermsdoff dye, at 25cts.
Bargain In Misses Xxi Ribbed Hose,
very fine, at 25cts.
Bargain in Boys Heavy Bicycle Hose
at 10 cents pair.
Bargain In Children's Tan Ribbed
Hose, seamless feet, at 10 cents.
Bargain in Children's Black Ribbed
Hose at 5 cents pair.
Bargain in Ladies' and Misses Rib
bed Vests at Is cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09

meeting, June 10. Inc meeting Will De
called to order promptly at o'clock, to
give time for short entertainment at
the close of the regular business. A full
attendance is requested.
The Woman's Club will have field
day, Friday June nth, at 1.-The Pines"
Special cars will leave here at II o'clock.
Each member of the Woman's Club is to
have the privilege of inviting two lady
guests. 1t is to be basket picnic, and
each lady is requested to bring cups for
her own party as coffee is to be served.
The Knights of King Arthur closed
their work for the spring by reception
and public installation of officers in
Milburn Hall, Monday evening. There
were over one hundred guests present,
among them many parents of the boys
who belong to the order. The installa-
ton services showed the deep interest
the boys have in their society. After
the exercises and a march, refreshments
were served in the small hall. The
society has had a very successful year.
Debates have been held and addresses
given by Rev. A. N. Dairy, DR.. w. T.
Merrill. DIR. j. f. Wadsworth and others
The present membership is IS.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
Skowhegan Cash Grocery Co
"a IS lbs. GRADUATED SUGAR FOR $780,

By Special Request of many of the
Ladies OF Skowhegan and vicinity
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
summer corset, cheap. at Judklns'.

Summer corset, cheap. at Judkins'.
Have your pictures framed at Folsom
and Varney's. All
Choice family flour guaranteed to give
satisfaction, $3.50 at W. w. Wyers.
A refined, up-to-date vaudeville show,
afternoon and evening, at Lakewood
Grove, Saturday next.
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Family Necessities !

We o Flour had
suite n o
Cooking Molaseno
Another
gallon this
TEA sell old but
dartce for 25c lb--pl mixed
COFFEE We offer frstcass Rio Coffee 15c. alb.
Red Ribbon grade sell and
to
afraid you getting many
We standbeh
If YOU are going picnic excursion bring
Underwood Deyied
Robbins Boned Chicken and
hal halls Poed Chicken Poted Ham, Whole
paper, pounds andh pounds
FANCY CHEESE. Club
atel Imperial and Miss Pages
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09

A new lot of organdie remnants, open
ed at NJ. Il. Heselton's this morning.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
NOTICE..

The Assessors have designated the following
Streets where Bicyclers can Ride Wheels,
Mt. Pleasant Ave, North Street Commencing
south Side of the Plains. Madison Ave, Narth
of Russell Road, ION Sidewalks) June 7, 1883
LEVI c, EMERY, Assessors
% GEO. S. WEBB, )VilsgeCorporation
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DRY GOODS.



There is yet a quiet business noted in
nearly all departments of the trade and
operations are conservativeiy conducted.
about the same, the weakness being prin-
cipally noticeable in print cloths Prices
are ruling close to cos't of production in
all of these goods. however, and the mar
ket is rather weak as a whole. The move
ment in printed fabrics is moderate, but
a fair call for seasonable styles is noted.
Ginghams are quiet and the market holds
steady. Dress woolens are quiet and
trade is unsatisfactory. The fall business
is about over with mill agents and the
trade does not appear to be ready to look
at spring samples as yet. Mems wear
woolens are quiet. First orders for spring
have generally been placed and have
proved unsatisfactory in size. Mill agents
are now waiting for recorders to come in
but indications point 10 a slow season.
NEW YORK, October 15.-The markets
during the week have shown only slight
light all the week in both cotton and WOOL
en- lines. Export goods have shown great
weakness, bids for sheeting and drills for
the far east being far below the standard
set by sellers. The market for wooens
Of all descriptions has continued dull
There is beginning to be some interest
manifested in new lines. Recorders have
been light. The print cloth market has
been carefully watched by cotton goods
men this week. The new plan for cur
tailment and the pooling of stock has not
be a certainty. The market for both ex-
tras and odd goods is firm, though the
former are still quoted nominally at
l 1915 cents
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Icnolcs ii ~ as. fair Is rood s5xnIods
| old ROSTERS 65zc;; spring chickens 11@
TIC: small Ind scalded do 9@10c.
Receipts: Flour 5000 barrels aud H.
coo sacks; wheat 56,GC80 bushels; corn
81 ,0O0 bushels: oats 5000 bushels.
| Shipments: Wheat 1896 bushels;
corn $500 bushels; oats $1,000 bushels.
Baltimore, Nd, Oct3bsr 15.-Flour,
firmer; receipts 22,02ss barrels; exp ,rts
33,543 Barrels.
| Wheat firmer; spot ana month 12ik@
72Ac; receipts 1874 bushels: experts
] 128,137 bushels; Southern wheat. by
sample, 67@731ac; do. on grade ESQ
| 73c.
Corn irmer; spot and month $500
351ac; steamer mixed Bass @341ac; re-
ceipts 111,926 bushels; exports 1921
bushels; southern white corn 35@36c;
j do. yellow 36@361ac.
Oats firm; No. white western ESQ
2S7sc; receipts 1876 bushels.
Rye strong and higher; No. 2 western
Sac; receipts 3,23S bushels; exports A.,
| 857 bushels.
| Butter steady and unchanged.
| Eggs firm and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged
CIHC1uudIl, W., OCICUSl LOT lOul
dull
Wheat firm No. red Csc.
Corn steady; No. mixed Sic.
Oats firm; No. 2 mixed 2411ac.
Rye steady; No. 2 sic.
Lard higher at 81 IS.
Bulk meats firm at S. 371Ac.
Bacon strong at Sc so.
Whisky firm at 81 rs.
Butter steady.
Sugar firm.
Eggs dull at 13c.
Cheese firm.
Toledo, O., October 15.-Wheat firm;
December 691Ac bid.
corn sold light; No. mixed 311ac.
Cats dull; No. 2 mixed 23c.
Rye dull and higher; No. 2 501sc.
Cloverseed active and higher; prime
cash 81 &C.
Oil, North Lima rec; South Lima ana
Indiana Tic.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, October 15.-With the de-
mand for -four subsiding and a re-
appearance Of the weakness in cash
grain in the northwest there was a
disposition in the wheat pit to-day to
act cautiously on the buying side and
prices were allowed to sag After an
advance at the opening, December
closed 1zc lower. Corn left off UNI
changed to 1sc lower. Oats declined lie.
Pork is unchanged to 21ac down; lard
&c higher, and ribs unchanged.
Before the opening reports were re-
ceived from Liverpool that the market
there had recovered all it lost yster-
day. The news had an appreciable
effect on the early trading here, first
salse being at an advance over night
of B@5sc. Though New York cen
tinued to send reports of large export
engagements the ews had much less
influence than usual, the prevailing
opinion being that reports of previous
days this week were very much exag-
gerated and that the advance to-day
might be duplicates. One unfavorable
feature of the market and one which
had a great deal of influence in shap-
ing the course Of prices was the weak
ness of the cash grain in the northwest
and reports from Minneapolis of a pause
in the demand for flour. The primary
market receipts for the day were 1882
900 bushels against 1,2O3,C eco bushels a
year ago. Chicago received 275 cars
against 1873 last year, and Minneapolis
and Duluth 1,122 as compared with
LIP 4 week ago and 1,176 the CORES
pondhg day of the year before. The
repoftF Of the export engagements at
the sehboard finally ran up to 10S boat
loads.f This was entirely ignored, how
ever, (apd the market continued to
veakfy during the last half hour, in
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dneuced ~ Iaek 81 sposo11ttvo de-
mand and free liquidation By disconr-
aged longs. December opened Nc
higher at 65A @65stc, ranged irregu-
larly downward to 6412c and closed at
64k @645sc.
A sharp upturn at Liverpool caused
corn early to sell at the highest price
touched on the present rise. Commits
sion houses executed fair number but
the demand proved insufficient to hold
the market, there being considerable
long property for sale, and one or two
prominent elevator interests selling
quite freely. Receipts were 622 cars.
December began h@Mc higher at
31k@31asc, declined to 30Bc, and
closed at 307s@31c.
There was quite a lively trade for
the first hour in oats, and the market
ruled strong at advanced values. Later,
however, almost everybody had some
thing to sell and prices started on the
downward path, and finally ending up
at the bottomfigure for the day. May
started 1sc higher at 2312c, sold up to
23Ac, then fell to 23Ac, the closing
figure.
An advance of sc in hogs at the
yards, more reassuring news regarding
the yellow fever situation in the south
were the trengthesing influences in
provisions at the opening. The weak
ness in grains, however, and free sales
by brokers and commission firms
caused a substantial reaction later.
January pork opened 71a@1Oc UP at
SO 80, declined to SO 171s and closed at
So 20.
January lard started 5@71Ac higher
at S. O71a, weakened to SIS 021a, and
closed at S. C5. January ribs began
5@71b up at 81 1904 S21a, held steady
at 81 S21A, then off to 81 Is and raj
lied to 81 n at the close.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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WOOL.
Brads s.

bTdUSITGtl s.
The tone of the Boston market is quite
STEADY, but the volume of sales yet, rule
have been made this week and the bids
refused, only 15c being between view of
seller and buyer in several instances. This
shows good strength on the part of hold
ers, but wool sold at present quotations
cannot be replaced. The wool sale at Mel
bourne has opened with an active demand
from continental buyers and poor selec-
don sales closed October I with market
rates irregular. Best greasy merinos
closed 21a per cent lower than last sales
with other merinos and other cross breds
per cent higher. During the series 100
bales were offered and 2S,000 bales with
drawn or carried over. English buyers
took 121 eco bales and continental 77990
bales. None bought for America. Next
sales viii begin November %. Local quo
ta,ions are not changed, but in the alb
sence of business are largely nominal.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, October 15.-As is usual on
Saturday, the cattle receipts to-day,
were too small to make market. The
few offerings of medium grade cattle
were disposed of slowly at prices I'M
changed from yesterday. A large in
crease in receipts is looked for Mon
day.
Trade in hogs was active, and while
common droves sold low desirable
offerings were 212@5c higher. Hogs
sold anywhere from So 1908 so for
common droves UP to So S5@3 So for
the best lots, the bulk of the offerings
crossing the scales at So 1908 80. Pigs
sold largely at S. 35@3 60.
There was a. fair business in sheep
and lambs for Saturday, with prices
at about yesterdays closing point.
Prime native wethers sold at 81 500
4 65; fair to choice SO 1904 50; fair
to prime western range sheep 81 $50
4 so. Choice spring lambs brought
S. $500 10; conrmoner grades 81 500
So Receipts-Cattle, 400 head; hogs,
1900 head; sheep, 4,C00 head.
East Liberty, Pa, October 15.-Cat-
tie, steady; extra IS 25@5 40; prime
S. 00@5 Is; common So 1904 90.
Hogs, active at unchanged prices.
Sheep, firm; prime 81 65@4 Is;
common So 25@3 rs; choice lambs
S. 1906 90; common to good So 500
60; veal calves 81 O0@7 90.
Cincinnati, October 15.-Hogs, act
i've at So 1908 SIS.
Cattle, steady a 81 1904 IS.
Sheep, steady at 81 25@4 Is.
Lambs and sheep, 81 O0@5 rs.
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EXPRESS MES

American ......... ....... .....13O
United States 40
Wells-Fargo ......... -...............12 0
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METAL.

New York, October 15.-The market
has shown steady improvement dur
ing the past week, closing to-day quite
firm in nearly all departments. Bust
ness was rather light to-day, but has
picked up very encouragingly of late
and promises to broaden materially
next week. The metal exchange is
sued no report to-day. The firm nam
ing the settling price for leading min
ers and shelters at the west quotes lead
at $3.75, copper at $1,000, and casting
copper at $11.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

American Cotton Oil Observation-Disclosures. So
Do preferred ....... ....... s.
American Spirits ......... ............. 119t
10 preferred ........ ................. 81
american Tobacco $500. ..............1 14$l
10 preferred Observation-Disclosures. lis
general Electric .................. 1873
Sugar ....... . - iii /;
Do preferred ........ . III
Tennessee Coal and Iron ... $50 49,
Western Union " o13t