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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-05-06


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VII -'h"" ~ i'''iA'
v,,,,,,:,orr 1,,,e o,..,o ,ro.1e
And nail her to the mast;
Unrie Samuel's in the forcton and
INV i''''''''-
Uurrah for Cuba,
Iniurl Old Glory"
Remember the Maine"
Hip, hip hip and tiger.
Three cheers for the Philippines.
The steamer Aberdeen Is ON the
gridiron.
y delightful shower OF rain fell this
forenoon.
Baby gra>>hoppers have made their
appearance.
The forecast is for to.niybt and TO-
morrow Fair"
T C,mnI,.l1 has cono East an
'f.,.;onnl L,.;,o..
-.
MRS; ". y isf"ei - again " patient
at 81. refer hosl"'''''
, SI2>T n
VI '' '0'' "
Adolphus goes maying with his
MAY '''e''
Mrs. Conner, mother OF Justice
Dial, is on visit to her son.
Mrs. r. c. and Miss Phoebe Owen
have returned from a trip East.
Mrs Goo & A,lor &c ON visit .o
her sister, Mrs. Ebey, at Seattle.
I,n;tor tho s,r oil ooJ wos toto
tete With fair Lima Tuesday evening
Tho NOV. s,o.r,sh;n for ca, E.o,
CISCO will he tho WaIla Wai,a Wondar
N' ''''' WV " '''' " ''''' ''
81. U" inal 81. o ,,, Was .,a.1s
oil - ' III '9' '0' VIC "'''''''
,m ~,
lessons wore tancbt in .orr ruhl;c
schools
nj p,,,, c,
social at the OLYMPIA hotel Monday
evening.
r,,o u,,,... MI,
Sunday. so there will be no boat ont
on that dav.
~, NV >.
Tuesday for Salt Lake. Utah. over the
Union Pacific.
c w.
CITY of Shelton. will depart today on
a trim TO New York.
r,'o , -.
fixed the compensation of city labor.
ers at $1.5O per dav.
~,
the next thing in order, and why not
1t is one of the "luxuries."
IT, slater,s mill ot Summit MO.
totoi,,, Jos.ro,.oJ b.. 81 .l'a ""H
ing of Monday, the ID inst.
ID
r 20 "anu. mas sE%e W N T D.
W "'"nipuia'o inorhe Aypese''
w.,,,o 1 a-,., ,:,
aI 1o.,H 800 !: l 10: o,o :,,
f. TT n a.n"o. T.'""'I VI ms sN'' vi
VII 0''o' "es'"s 0'eiiis'
ornoa,onoo on ~ IVY o:.,a m'e -, .,,"ue III, ~,
Gnoi', ;,i"st. u Wv XWh;,.;oe,, anu. anu "o"''
~ '''"'''"'o " "''''o' ioeh
A May-day festival was held on
"'. s. -; IAN: oun!ay' seSerai ''S'''
' ''o'' '"'' Guy oe'"s Pieseh''
The City Council at its last meeting
authorized the purchase of an Amer.
''"'i ing W '''"' o'ei Viz Guy Hail.
Rev. J. s. McCallum has been
elected President of the gymnasium
club, and Robt. Graham its Secretary
The Juvenile Temn,ars arc mal;ne
arrangements for n nicn;c to.morrow
at Buffers Cove Il the weather nor
mis-. p
Property owners must remove the
moss from their roofs, or it will BE-
done at their expense by the Cit,
Marshal.
This is no off.year for wild straw
berries, for the prairies are covered
with the snowy blossoms of the de
licious fruit.
The steamship Queen sailed from
Seattle yesterday for Alaska. The
Cottage City will leave for same desti
nation Tuesday.
A pair of robins have responded tc
the notice, For rent" upon a vacant
uptown house, and are buildings nesl
under the porch.
Mrs. Bertha Dobrin, the mother o
Sam and Leo Dobrin, has returned
from prolonged visit to her daughter
in San Francisco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

CoLFAX, Ore, Jan. s.--"Dakota
Slim Mcdonald: has been taken to
walla Walla for safe keei.lng. ANA
tortty of the people here denounce tn.
lynchlng' of his companion. Chadwick
Narshall. The lyrching was done so
quietly that the .towniwas not alarmed
aud persons sleepirgin the basement
Of the court house were not aroused,
Chadwick Marshall the Victim of the
mob, was a member OF the famous Mar
shall family OF Virginia. While con-
fined in the jail here he received word
OF the death of his father, Judge
Thomas Jefferson Marshall. at, the resi-,
deacc II his daughter. Mrs. W. F. Smi-
ley. rear Santa Fe, n. NJ. Judge Mar
shall was born in Virginia inlSl2 and
r>r.ovsd 10 Missouri in 1881 For
eighteen years he held the office OF
"oyss::y clerk of Warren county. In 1866
he :n.yse 10 Mexico, No., where he held
various pubic Offices. 7ilsss,i'-,S ~. Il
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nre.h.,nir. ana prorI.lon..

4. ilSASO---f1edSlueSS tCndraCterlZeu
all the grain and provision markets to-
day. Wheat was affected most by the
weak cables and closed &c lower than
the final figure OF Saturday. Corn de-
cllncd Y &c. Onts closed &c lower and
provisions registered declines ranging
from TIC to 10c. 3 z
Wheat opened weak at from &c to &c
below Saturdays close. 1t held fairly firm
during the greater part Of the forenoon
at about the starting price. First trades
for May delivery were at from 90Tc to
90Ac as against 9lSc at the close Satur-
day. The range from that time UP to the
publication OF the visible supply state
ment was from Ole down to 90Bc. The
visible supply showed only 1900 BUSH
els increase and as high as 1000, 900 BUSH
els having been mentioned as not prob
able quantity for It's increase, SO buying
was induced by It, but It was too limited
to have any material effect. The early
drop In price was due primarily to Nd
decline at Liverpool and slightly easier
quotations from Paris, helped also by
receipts In the northwest, much heavier
than could be regarded hopefully by the
bulls. q I. IA
Minneapolis and Duluth received 534
cars compared with Sol the corresponding
day OF last year. Chicago received 40
cars. compared with 20 a year ago. The
worlds shipments to Europe were off,
cially reported at 4.Si9,000 bushels. A
Liverpool corn trade news cablcgram
said that an official Russian report made
wheat show q deficiency OF $4,000, 900
bushels compared with the previous
years crop. 1o5. 100000 bushels shortage
and oats 1O4, 100000 bushels. That great
deficiency In production OF the country.
which after the United States produces
more grain for export than any other in
the world, produced scarcely ripple OF
curiosity here.
The total United Kingdom stocks OF
the principal ports compiled January l
showed since they were previously made
up. October 1 an increase OF 440, 900 BUSH
els OF wheat and 5l.7O0 sacks OF -four
Liverpool closed at decline for the day
OF from Is to Id; Paris from so to 60 CEN
times lower for flour and 25 centimes to
20 centlmes down for wheat. Up to
within half an hour from the close May
sold around 90?sc. but the weak closing
cables caused renewed selling which
looming on an unwilling market caused
further break TO 90Sc; May was Offer
ed at 9okc at the close.
Corn was very Glow. Elevator people
were moderate sellers. Buying was scat
tered and unimportant; May ranged
from 29Ac to 2sc and closed MG%c lower
at 29c.
Oats were weak from the start. The
feature was the unexpectedly large IN
crease in the visible. 2435.OOO bushels,
due to the arrival at the seaboard of oats
started east in December. May ranged
from 23&c to 23lsc and closed &c lower
at 23kc.
Provisions were dull and heavy. Lib
eral receipts OF hogs started the market
weak. At the close May pork was 10c
lower! at 80 32E; May lard 10c lower at
81 so and May ribs nc lower at 81 671k.
Estimated receipts Tuesday:
Wheat rs cars; corn 800 cars; oats 1876
cars; hogs IS, 900 head. Is
The leading futures ranged as follows. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

MpDLETowS, N Y, Jan 9.-Franl,
Beck~ith.'a. Waterman in the employ OF
the'on,arto & Western railroad, while
In the performance OF his duties last
night noticed nan acting susplciously
In the freight yard. He sraspel the
man aooIt the arms from behind, hut
ne broke loose ard Immediately draw
NE revolver, shot Becltwitit twice
thfough he lungs. Beckwiih died to.
Gay. Inc murderer was Edward Simp-
son. FORMER Inmate OF the Elniira re-
lorMatory, out on parole. He had no
eooher committed the act than he be-
Gang penitest and told tho whole story
10 'ne persons who came up to him at
the sound o. the revolver. Simpson
home. - - - - 49, ~ 10 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

MLLvILLE. n. j., Jan. s.-Danlel
'asSell and Charles Reed. who are sus-
peetcc OF having been concerned in the
grave robbery a MI Pleasant cemetery.
an sHa the muti!atIon OF the body OF Mrs.
th1ehe I!lton, surrendered to the police
ao.oay. Philip Connolly, wifi was ar
rested Yesterday, Is stlilfn jail. He pro
tests MS Innocence. When found In the
woous near the cemetery on November
. .ast me corpse had been cut open with
Nv axe from breast 10 pelvIs and the
!Fart vas missing. These three are the
.Est arreS:s made and, It said that a
!- the CASE, - ~ 'ts'u -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

For the accommodations OF all desiring
to. see the big contest FOR senator at CO.
lumbus and attend the Inauguration
ceremonies, or;the Anti-Snloon League
convention. the state Farmers Insti-
tute, state agricultural convention, and
the dedication OF Townsend hall, state
university, the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railway will sell tickets at
one fare for the roun4 trip on the 10th,
18th and 18th. Two trains daily. except
Sunday. For particulars see o. r.
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent, Nc
Lure House Block. - =, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

BANANA, Jan 9.-About 2 o'clock
1"Is afternoon while services were In
pohfess at the cathedral. man named
canon Vi"es entered and fired aeve.al
revolver she:s. The bullets struck the
image 81 s.. Peter, destroying tho chal-
&C., ,fe aha a hard. The shooting caused
ZIG greatest alarm aat the people dis
pIrseo amid Wild confusion. Wives,
I'M mmo vas promptly arrested By those
80 80. nm, has been sent to a IunatIc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

81. louis. No, Jan. s.-Four 1tal-
,shs' Carlos Pasqulno. Jose Arno,
tn-res cerut:i snd Frank BassI, have
s ATT G:ssted on the Charge OF swim
tn"S. The arrest was made after n blt-
hsh,. The prisoners are s,ispected
y, os,as Tho perpetrators Of swlndles In
ely ely prominent cltyt!n the United
S!n,es. Pa:Guino had 81 900 In his nos.
s ro, ., and coult not explain where he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
Metals.

NEW YoRK-Plg iron warrants dull
at Sc 60 bid and Sc SIS asked. Lake cop
per quiet at $40 90 bid and s11 90 asked.
Tin quiet at. sl3 10 bid and S13 IS asked.
!Spelter quiet at 50 90 bid and 81 90 asked,
Lead quiet at 50 65 bid and 50 10 asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

SYMPToMs-AIolsture: Intense Itch
Ing md singing; most at night: worse
BY scratching. II allowed 70 continue
tumors form. which often bleed and ul-
ccrate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops tho itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumors. At Grug-
gists. or by mail. for 90 cents. Dr.
Swayne G. Son. Philadelphia. tths&w
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Dry Goods.

H g q q H. 10
NEW YoRK-The week opens with
small gains in the market for dry
goods. The demand In all cotton lines
shows a shade OF improvement, but a
scrutiny OF to-day's market falls to re-
veal any actual gain of interest which
would seem to point to a better demand
In the future. In wooden goods the con-
d!tlons are just as good as they have
been at any time, the added impetus OF
coming openings In heavy weight
stocks being cheering factor. Both In
mems wear fabrics and In dress goods,
the market Is subject to continued
steady demand which seems 10 en-
brace pretty nearly all the standard
.lines. In cotton goods. the market for
brown sheetlngs and drill is very dull.
Print cloths maintain their. dull condi-
tlOn. - zsssH'r7sle 80
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MARTINS FERRY, BRIEFS.

= ~ = ~ .aI ~
The Republican Central Committee.
men will meet at the Office OF Twcedy
s. Son Tomorrow evening at7:30 to
arrange the prellmlnarles for holding
the primaries. v 4 n y Z
The Choral Society will hold an i'm.
portart meeting tomorrow evening
and receive several new; members. An
orchestra will hereafter meet with the
club. (. n
\ Count Ohio Valley OF Foresters will
receive five new candidates next Thurs
day night and the Woodchoppers will
hold q special meeting on Saturday,
night. "
Drs. B. o. Williams, J. n. Hogan
and a. W. Dlven will attend the imeet-
ing OF the Eastern Ohio Medical Assocl-
alton at Steubenvillc. to-day Z !
Mrs. Abram Phillips and Mrs. Amos
Wilson have returned from 1.-TWO
weeks visit with their parents at Point
Pleasant. W. Va.
Robert j. Howell. OF the Sherman
House. has rented the Hotel Bellvue,
and will take charge shortly.
FrancIn and Forrest Bendell, OF Tus-
ah 40 ANouaiSSt tilcll I'LL
cle,s J. p Crowl. ~ I
James Kerr, esq, goes to Columbus
to-day. to visit his son. Lieutenant
James Kerr.
Miss E. Grace Updegraff. OF Mt.
Pleasant. was in Martins Ferry yes
terday. y. ( va J, q Il
A number OF Martins Ferry Masons
visited the Bridgeport last night.
All. McClenn will sell the city news
stand on account Of falling health.
Jacob Mauie, OF colerain. was a
Martin's. Ferry visitor yesterday.
Al. White. Of Mt. Pleasant, was here
yesterday.
Nine tramps spent last nisht in the
lookup. ia!4 Is
Mrs George Hlgss is on the sick
list. ~. I. 5:
DIT ". .Menzje Ia very sick.
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SCRATCH. scratch, scratch; unable
to attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching piles
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. Never; falls. At any drug store,
20 cents tsft 5i,E-t 1870 =s-,ls1 -
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4, -
Sasn au9.at'olls .' were as toliows:
ruul s'euuS 49,, 49,,
MheasaMo. sprIns set qsiSc; NO. 3
sprins o!g9Vc; NO. req slc.
,e To gnc,t o. . -'TsgzoS' NO. yellow
zozsq2oS:
~ ,oats no. a.. =, zs2sG; NO. white 2i&c;
NJ, "3i.te 1SS VI-atsc,
Rye.NoZ' 45c, $f
BarleyINo: ze.agioc.
Tiaxeeed-No. !, IL lsql 2s. b
Ilmotnyseed-prlme y 17h.
Tors- Mes ,oa per oarrei y 2oa9 52h.
Lard-Per loO IDS - 61h04 70.
Short rl6sIsides doose) 81 1904 10.
Dry saiteu shoulders tboxed) 4S95c.
snort clear SIDES choxed) ~ 1904 So.
Whlsky-Distlllers' finished goods, per
gallon 81 10. 5:
Sugar-Cut loaf 6.lic; graduated
6.5lc
BMter-Easler; creamery 1l92oc;dair-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

OIL CITY--Credit balances CSC; certi-
flcates 60Hc bid for regular options:
closed at 65hc for cash oil; shipments
1886 barrels; runs 1l2,924 barrels.
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3 q
,arbi,rase houses covering SHORTY. New
York also absorbed sstoeksi freely. A 4
u Mines were steady. = The settlement
shows a small account. but contangpes
were fairly high despite cheaper money
"a feature to-day was the strength OF
Indian exchange. The Indian consul
sold telegraphlc transfers as high as
IGN. ] am Informed from good quar-
ters that a scheme is being DISCUSSED.
the main point OF which would provide
the Indian treasury on this side and
,roupces would be used against II In In
dla. The entire sheme is OF the utmost.
Importance. II Will not generally De
known here Until Tomorrow and II 10
netyet definitely arranged. q 81
Russian exchange to-day mnde an
important advance, reaching o3.75, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
ii:]|,E||.[|, 5||g!llZ!{Ii,|;;]I|
MARTINS FERRY.
iiaps aud Misiiaps In tho Thriving City
iF.l ri 20 Aeross the River, ~ Gfst

q p ~ / f
< Mrs. T.nsinger, Of Ironton. formerly
OF Martins Ferry, cal led on old friends
here yesterday. and spoke OF the Won
Iderfult Improvement In Martins Ferry
since she left, and when The town was
very small. She had heard the town had
grown considerably, hut was aSton!sh-
ed to find SO many improvements all
over the town. She visited the building
of Louis Scheehle, corner Second and
Hanover streets, which replaced the old
structure at one time owned by the
lEnsingers and she secured photographs
of both the old building and tho new
ones, and prizes these very highly. Sew
erai years Of prosperity will make q
big difference in Martins Ferry. The
new tin plate works Will help the city a
great deal and the starting Of the West
Virginia glass works would do still
more, tis % ~. : Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

;, 'n - ai"lS, ian. o;-The Magdebur,
zeiI.qln ms asserts that the charges in the
snsto'nl resnlniionsss 10 petroleum,
Wnsfh Count Posadowsky, minister az
s,or INFERIOR, tores!laaowe1 In the reich
rug, nave already seen made: ana
,, saSeiortil the duty, even upon mix
$780,, OF Caucasian and American no.
''o'ecma VIII be Gxable BY weight, 5fSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11

-l INES. the burn out; heals the
E ECT !, . cures tho pain. Dr. Thomas
AF-!esSrlc w, the household medy, h q II
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unchanged. spot coffee. Mo dun, No. 4
Invoice exc; No. q tobbIng 6isc. h
Sugar, raw stendy. fair refining 5kc;
centrifugal :96 test kc;htefned firm,
BaLTlAio in Flour dull; western
superflne So zoos 10: do extra 80 asa
4 40. doiamllys 81 1914 G5; winter wheat
patent 81 $50 5 40; q receipts 1850 bar.
lrels. Wheat firm. spot mid month g7A @
Size: May sSc bid; steamer No. red
a2& q 9scs receipts 72.sl3 bushels. ex-
ports ii2,ost bushels; stock l.2Ss, ei5
bushels. Corn qulet: spot. month and
February 32sss Qs?sse. receipts 1isi50s
bushels: exports e6., 100 bushels: stock
19l, 5?7 bushels. Oats arm; So.Ns white
29,ll D3oci No. 2 mixed eiis Gl2Sc, receipts
1886 bushels Rye steady, No. y near
by 62x Q5sc; Mo- 2 western 500. 15ic;
receipts 1885 bushels: exports 25,7ll
bushels. Hay, choice Timothy. si3 90.
Butter quiet; fancy creamery 22023c:
do limitation 1sf ti9e; store packed 100
lac. Eggs stendy: fresh l9c. Cheese
steady; fancy New York large, OK tll0c;
medium 10 1o,tc; small ioH Glo,sc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet; win.
ter super 50 10; do extras 50 1905 go:
Pennsylvania roller clear 81 o00I 20; do
straight 81 2sdI 40; western clear
"a 1904 %; do straight 81 e5tlI so; do
patent 81 G5lfi so. Wheat &c lower;
contract grade. January, 06it SI96s,c c.
Corn steady; No. 2 mixed January and
February 32% Is3c. Oats unchanged.
Potatoes firm; white choice, per bushel.
ISdlS0c; sweets, prime per basket. red,
7o075c. yellow 65f7oc. Butter unehang-
ed !; fancy western creamery 22c: do
Pennsylvania prints 23c; western CSC
Eggs 10 higher; fresh zoe. Cheese
Arm. Refined sugars dull and unchang.
cd, 81 & I, ~ lfll p ~ : 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
MUNYON'S

haru,lesS ard sifonv tnne m H., AIM
md debllltaied. IL cures acute or nnIcusr fheunn
liam 10 ifotn one 10 nye dayk Sharp shooting palni
prompt, complete and lermbhent cure for llmcress
noreness sun bacR and all pains In hlrs and lops
Shfpnle theunatsml tclatie lunbaso or pain ID
relief froh ont 10 two doses. and almost invnrably
cures before oLc bottle has been used. The siunyo
disease AtAll drngsifs-si esnls Vial. j you need
,nsdisai adycs wri,g Prot, Munyon. ltai Arch
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Live Stock,

Fsetts5l W. LiNe otOcN. s-aH ft-gFlg.ifa.
CHICAGo-There was an active de-
mand for cattle to-day and prices were
steady FOR the great bulk Of the Offer
ings and strong for choice lots. By far
the larger part OF the offerings were
about medium in quality and only a
comparatively;s small part OF the cattle
were strictly choice. Sales were at
50 SOg4 Is for common to fair dressed
beef steers up to IS 0065 40 for choice
to fancy shipping cattle. the bulk OF
the steers crossing the scales at 81 500
5 10. Calves were unchanged. Despite
the unusually big supply OF hogs there
was such an active demand that prices
ruled stronger and mostly SC higher, the
bulk of the sales being al. SO 57lad13 IS.
Heavy packers sold at SO 4513 go and
prime medium weight shipping hogs
brought 50 1908 72is. Extremely heavy
receipts OF sheep and lambs caused
some decline In prices, but there was
such a good demand for choice flocks
that such kind did not weaken as much
as might have been expected. Sheep
sold anywhere from 50 7593 so for the
poorer kinds up to 81 25cli so for good
TO. choice. the best declining 10615c,
while others were 1512oc lower. Lambs
sold at 81 ooQ5 Go for inferior to prime
lots. Western sheep and lambs were Of
fered In very large numbers. Receipts
Cattle $4,000 head; hogs 1900 head;
sheep $4,000 head.
EAST BUFFALo-Cattle medium to
heavy shipping steers "a 6O14 rs: coarse
rough 50 1904 80; green 50 75d4 '25;;
choice fat helfers 81 25a4 80: mixed
butchers stock 50 65T4 Is; fair to good
butchers cows 50 1903 76. Hogs. good
to choice Workers, 50 1908 70; prime Sc
lected So 1908 q; mixed packers grades
IS 1893 Y; medium weights 50 700
70: heavy hogs 50 1908 co.: roughs
- 1908 25: stays g 1893 90: pigs 50 esq
3 Is. Lambs. yearIings, choice TO prime,
s. loa5 25: falr to good do 81 1905 90;
culls, 81 75G5 90: natives choice to ex-
ira, So fsG5 S.: fair to good IS SOFAS 60;
culls 81 2o9o %; sheep, choice to select
ed wethers 81 G04i 30; mixed sheep
81 35gi s.; common to fair 50 1904 IS;
culls SO 5oa375. IN. -
f EAST LIBERTY - Cattle steady.
prime. 81 90G5 co.: common 50 e5G3 60:
bulls, ETC., 81 00a3 10. Hogs fairly ac-
tive; prime medium weights SO 70; best
Workers. s. T0G3 Is: fair Workers. and
pigs 50 6543 20; heavy hogs SO 6OG3 20:
good roughs s. o093 20; common roughs
- 2S92 %. Sheep dull and lower; choice
81 6oG4 So; common SO 2543 IS; choice
lambs S. 75G5 S.; common to good
81 5o95 60. Veal calves IS 5o97 25.
C1NCINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 Oo@
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v C1NcrNNATI-Flour steady; fancy
81 2oai 40; family 50 5o63 70. T Wheat
strong No. 2 red 9alsc. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed 2Siic. Oats flrmer: No. 2 mixed
alse. Rye qulet;; No. 9, Acc. Lard firm;
~ 62ls Bullkmeats firm at "a 80. Ba-
con firm at 50 80. Whisky steady at
u 10. Butter quiet. Sugar firm; hard
refined 81 1906 10. Eggs steady lslsc.
Cheese firm; good to prime Ohio nat
ToLEDo-Wlieat dull and weak; No.
cash 9O&e; May 92hc. Corn easier:
No. mixed 2sisc. Oats. No. 2 mixed
22lsc. Rye. No. 2 cash 4sIsc. Cloverseed
active and lower; prime cash and jan
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) bVND "ND 1EN
". 8. now 10 reg .l29
do COlitlOn ll2D

U, s. now 20 reg .l9
do coupon....,.l9
U. s.. Is ........ng;
do coupona... .ll3a
4 do seconds, Pay
u. 8. Is reg. ,11i&
do Is coupon .1ilA
Pacific Gs OF '9J. .l0sN
Atchlson H....., 1sA
do preferred !. 30aI
Bal. a Ohio...... 1871
I Can, Paclnc...,. SSH
Can. 5outhcrn.. Elk
Central Pacific. 1lA
Ches. & ohlo.. %
Chi. & Alton. ..lHh
Chi, Bur, e Q,.l007s
G. G. c, G. st. l.. $751;!
do preferred. so
Del. 4 lIudson.ll3
Del, Lack. & W.lq I
Den, & Rio g. "a. il
do preferred... 49,!
Eric new ...... 14N
do first pre-. -. Sstl
Fort Wayne....lsS1!
Illinois Central. .l0GS
Lake Erie & W. II
do preferred. -
Lake Shore.....175A
Lou. & Nash. -. 66ia
Mich. Central. 1854
Mo. Pacific. 80. SAX
N. j. Central.... o. i
N. Y. Central. 1904
Northwestern ..l2M.
do preferred. ..l6iis
Northern Pac... 29,5
do Preferred. G2A
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BoNps ANp sTooK QUO


lore. II. & Nav. s1n
pittsburgh ....les
READING ...... 10y,
Rock Island. ok
lSt. Paul .a,.n,s.,.
do preferred. ~.
lSt9 F. & Omaha. iGii
do preferred .,1is
Southern Pac,., u
Texas & Pac.. liz
Union Pacliic... 2Sii
wabash ...... 7H
LIDO preferred. 1sH
lWheel'g & L. L, g..
\ do preferred. 10
IAdhms Ex......l@
American Ex...ll7
ilu. s. Express. 40
wells Fargo....ll2
lam. Spirits. TX
do preferred. ID
lam. Tobacco... 90.
j do preferred. ZIG
Peoples Gas.... 95st
,lCol. Il. G. Iron. 26it
II do preferred. 20
IGen. Electric. !. 3Sx
Illinois Steel.... 40
lead ............. 31i;
| do preferred. .107
Pacific Mail... 80. 81
pullman Pal. .1itE
Silver Ger. IA
Sugar ...........14&
do preferred. .ll5
Tenn. Coal & |. ssh
III. s. LEATHER. 4 /
do preferred. 6Ih
Western Union. 92Li
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