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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
When You Want
a Bargain, Come to Us.
QUEEN
QUALITY
SHOES.

The Queen quality Shoes for Ladies
in styles, quality and finish, at $500,
will compare with other makes at
higher prices. hard to fit, extra mar
row or wide shoe sat the same prices
as regular sizes. Twelve styles, all the
latest. Every pair warranted. Call
and see if we cannot suit you and fit
you.
Several sales of Sewing Machines
the past week show how our low prices
on high class machines are appreciat-
ed. The Wheeler & Wilson New No
9 at S25.00 and $500. The new stand
ard, ball bearing, at $500 is a great
bargain. The New Home at $3000
with drawers, takes the cake. The
Eluridge B, ball bearing, at $4,000, with
3 drawers, and S25.0O with drawers
are the cream of bargains. The Vlnex
at $500 and $500 are away ahead of
any advertised machines at $500 and
$4,000 and $25.00. Call and see how
mucA we can save you. We are head
quarters for Sewing Machines.
Our Carpet and Mating stock shows
the best values in the city. Rugs at
low prices.
The China and Glassware stocks
have increased largely in new goods the
past week, and we invite a comparison
with any house in the country in quail
l.y and prices.
A large stock oil table cutlery and
spoons for your inspection. We can
save you a nice profit on these goods.
We buy from the manufacturers and
get bottom prices.
When you need anything that we
carry in our 2G departments, give us
a chance. and we will prove that for
quality we will do better for you than
any other house, at
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.

l will offer for public sale, to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1899,
at l o'clock m. at No. 122 Putnam
street, Marietta, Ohio, the following
lot of personal property
Two Enterprise Choppers.
One gas engine.
Kettles and furnaces
One peddlng wagon.
One covered wagon.
One buck wagon.
One stock wagon and rack.
One horse.
One set of double harness.
Three sets of single harness.
One ice box.
And other small articles, such as are
usually used in butchers shop
Said above described property being
the same property used by w. NJ. Kig-
gins in his meat shop at l22 Putnam
street.
Property may be seen and inspected
any time up to date of sale by calling
on undersigned agent, and any or all
property may be sold at private sale
before the above day of sale.
Terms of sale cash.
r. A. UNDERWOOD, Agent.
Jacob II. Dye, Auctloneer
Oct, Is, st.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
7HE GLAD HAND.
Marietta Extends Hearty weIcome-Our
Ciizsns Show Appreciation In Public
Utterances

Lack of appreciate is not failing
of our citizene, ana the advent of the
little conqueror" was received with
the same display OF enthusiasm that
has spread ali over the Union. Coming
like rag of sunshine to every house
hold, raising burdens that many backs
have borne for years, is enough toawa-
ken the public 10 praise the like of
which has meyer before been heard in
this locality. From every ward, from
every street comes the same report.
Failure is an unknown quantity as far
as the little cunqueror il concerned and
success follows in every footstep. Right
here at home the triumphs have been
many, and have set our people talking
about the wondrous workings. The
following case in point should interest
every readcl and It's only one among
thousands.
Mrs d. r Parker, of Harmar street,
says: Nv back was weak for years,
but during the last three endured all
the symptoms of kidney disease, suf-
fering terribly with dull, lingering
pain in the loins, and acute pains il
stopped or lifted anything. My father
Mr.. Il. f. Longlev, had kidney com
plant for " ars and and used Doan's
hiuney IlliS ana ne lnlnKs thefe is
nothing like them. Ac'inV on his ad-
vice got bov of them w. II. Sty
er's drug store and used Tn, m. | must
say that found them very be neficial
and believe every one will do well to
give box trial if suffering wife dis
ease of the kidneys"
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers. Price so cents per box. Sold
nv mail on receipt of price. Foster
MiIburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, Sole agents
for the U. S. Remember the name
Doan's and take no other.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
DUTY OF THE HOUR
SECRETARY ROOTS P1HY SPEECH
AT QUINCY, ILL.

Our Soldiers In the Philippines Fighting
In the Cause Of Civilization In the
Islands and No Patriot Can Fail to
support Them.
At a reception rendered President
Mckinley and his party at Quincy,
Ills, Secretary of War Elihu Root
made the following brief but eloquent
and plthy speech, which should be read
by every citizen. Secretary Root said;
Secretary Ro as speech.
Fellow Citizens of Illinois - My
humble duty during the last two
months has been to do what you are
doing here today by the encourage
ment and the inspiration of your pres
ence, holding up the hands. strength
ening the soul and cheering the cour-
age of the president, the chief magis
trate of our beloved country, in main
tanning its honor and doing its full
duty before God and man on the great
stage of the world, 1t is fitting that
here, almost at the very spot where the
two extremes of population, coming,
the one from Massachusetts and Con-
necticut, and the other coming from
Virginia and Kentucky, the children
of New England and the children of
the south should join in doing honor
to the president of the whole country
north and south, east and west
There is no partisanship, no factional-
ism in the business in which we are
engaged, helping President Mckinley.
No man can shelter himself under the
flag of party or justify himself by any
declaration of principle in failing to
and all creeds who lie today in the
trenches in Luzon. No man who
knows his duty and is true American
will fail to do it. l have no fear, no
question whatever, that in the days
and nights that the secretary of war
is giving to seeing to 1t that the army
of the United States is the best fed,
best equipped and best armed army the
world has ever seen, the sympathy and
the support of the people of Quincy, of
Illinois, of the country, will be behind
him and behind the president. The
cause in which your soldiers are fight
ing, and in which you Democrats and
Republicans alike stand behind them,
is the cause of civilization and of
peace. The men behind the guns in
Manila today are in front Of the
schoolhouse, of law and order, and will
be followed by the men with the text
book and the Bible, bringing the arts
of civilization, respect for law and or
der and the welfare of country. No
government can live for self alone, nor
grow to full stature by the exercise of
selfishness. No men and no party of
men can be bound to the performance
of mission of the great republic for
the regeneration and elevation of man
kind. 1t is following today, as it has
out by a Providence superior to the
legislators, pointing the way of the
great march of civilization. My friends
of the city of Quincy and of the state
of Illinois, the president of the United
States will be faithful to the soldiers
who represents you. His cabinet will
be faithful to him, and l know that
you, one and all, will stand with us in
sustaining and helping him in the
great work, which you have laid upon
him -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS.

The winds asleep in their caverns
and a coverlet of white fog drawn over
the bosom CT the drowsy ocean Friday
heightened the unprecedented record
of hulses in the American cup contest
to six. AS on Tuesday, the yachts did
not leave their anchorage inside Sandy
Hook
Vim. r. Crosby, of Batavia, N. Y, de-
feated Rolla Heikes, of Dayton, o., for
the inanimate target championship on
the grounds of the Batavia Gun club,
Friday afternoon. by score of 1872 to
1870. Crosby retains the championship
cup, which he won from Elliott, of
Kansas City.
A threshing engine belonging to
Peter Anderson. 12 miles southeast of
Britton, S. D., blew up Friday, killing
four men and seriously injuring one
more. George b. Gullickson and C. A.
Ahlstrom were killed. The other dead
are negroes. Low water in the boiler
is supposed to be the cause.
At the suggestion of Congressman
Cushman, the Skagway, Alaska, cham
ber of commerce held public meeting
at which a resolution was adopted pro-
testing against the leasing to Great
Britain of port on Lynn canal. The
preamble and resolution stated that
the aggregated wharfage at this port
from January to September had been
over $4,000 tons, of which 90, 600 tons
were American goods and that the
amount of goods shipped through in
bond during that period was over
So. 600. 600
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
Long Ride on New York's
Street Railway System.

New York's street railway compan-
les have recently restricted the trans
fer privileges; ye tit is still apparently
possible to travel for a lifetime on
surface cars for single fare. To test
=. possibilities of New York's re-
markaDle transfer system a World re-
porter last week made what is without
dount the longest continuous street car
ride on record. Taking advantage of
the ordinary transfer privileges he
succeeded in travelling unchallenged no
less than 1917 miles, making 81 trans
fers for a single five-cent fare his ride
occupying an entire consecutive "a
hours. That he could have gone on
indefinitely especially as he had rid
den over only a portion of Manhattan
Island there is no reason to doubt
New York World.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-15
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU?

DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU?
II not, drink GrGin-O, made from
pure grains. lady writes: The
first time / made Grain-O | did not like
It but after using it for one week moth
ing would induce me to go back to cof
fee. 1t nourishes and feeds the sys-
TEN. The children can drink it freely
with great benefit. 1t is the strength
eninG substance of pure grains Get a
package today from your grocer, fol-
low the directions in making it and
you VIII have a delicious and healthful
tab. beverage for young and old 15c
and 25c. 2
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B. so. S.W. RN
THEE TAELg,

IrHlhA Arrive aJ ana DepHrt from W.
Station.
ARRIVE. WESTWARD. DsPs7
os a m-Athens, Chilllcothe, Gin oil
cinnau, Louisville, st.
Louis and all points
West, South and S-west.
+l2 O5 p m-Belpre Athens, Chilli. +5Wt
cOthe,aud way stations.
10 p m-Belpre, Athens, Chilli. 2tGs
Sunday LouisviIle. ST I,ouIs
ohiy and all points west and
~ % p m-eeseiiRre. esiIRIe.. Parkersburg, tl2 5ci'
stations.
"A nh 5Srap elpre, Parl,ers- II 2eGl
einnati Louisville st.
Louis, Chicago and all
points west, south and
southwest.
20 m-ParkersburR ana Rair,o t,
EASTWARD.
O6 p m Belpre, Parlersburo sa.4kooo,
hem, bbgrl, CORVALLIS, Clarks.
way stations
"l2 o5 p M Belpre, Parlr,sb,g c,o, .,o,
ten, Washington, Baiti. IN Z
more, Phil delphia and Sundsv
New York Suu'uaS
oo u m-Iarkersburg, Washing % n N,
ton, Baltimorets Phila. "
delohia ana New York.
rlo " pm-Parkersburg, WASHING. .11 Az n N,
Ion, baltimore, Phila-
delphia. New York, Bos.
ton and all points east.
An, +Daily: Except Sunday
ersbuTg. s'rict run TO Park
unt,adS dS91rough tickets to all points in tho
taIiaS UIIiheSd states, Canada and Mexico. with da'
car as to rates routes, seepn9
address.o Recommendations etc, please ciii or os
m N. p ppAYNE Ticket Agent, Marietta. O.
O. p p mns. mHhowS, 81, Passenger Agt, Marietta, o.
Cincinnati ~ Genl Passenger Agent,
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SOUTH BOUND.

Trains run daily except Sunday. Close Go
For farther information call on or addrea.
NJ. a fhTNE' Iicke Agent, Union Depot ar
T. D. DALE, Receiver, N'
WIN. MORSE superintends
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THE MERCHANT MARINE.


ProuI Record Of the Republican Party
In Regard to Ii.
One of the first acts of congress un-
der Washington's first administration
was to protect our merchant marine by
leVying discriminating duties on goods
imported into the United States. II
they were imported in American ships
the duty was 10 per cent less than if
they were imported in the ships of any
other nation. Under the operation OF
that wise law our merchant marine in
creased till it rivaled that of England
and far surpassed that of any other
country.
In an evil hour James X. Polk,
Democratic president, who was even
more incompetent than Cleveland,
made treaty with England in which
he agreed that we would abandon the
protection of our merchant marine and
permit goods to be imported at the
same rate of duty, whether brought
in American or English ships. That
treaty has destroyed our merchant ma
rine. 1t was an abandonment of the
wise policy of Washington and all our
earlier presidents.
Now the Democratic party, which
destroyed our merchant marine, like
the thief who Is loudest in crying
"catch thief" say in their GAINESVILLE
platform: 1--WE denounce the Republic
an party for its thirty-eight years OF
abject subseryiency to the shipping in
terests of Great Britain"
They can not point to a single in
stance during its entire history where
the Republican party was subservient
to the interests of any country except
our own, and to very few where the
Democracy did not prefer England's
interests to those OF the United States
Mr.. Bryan, in his strenuous and pro-
tracted fancy for the presidency is
said by his friends to have a hard fight
in Nebraska. He seems to be STUN
bling over himself 1t is his misfor-
tune that Nebraska Is a prosperous
state-a land of plenty-in direct con-
tradiction to an his pretenses and fall
lacies and his whole system of folies.
It is an unfortunate thing for an aspir-
ing politician If the happiness of the
people Is inconsistent with his promo
tion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. Ninth Circuit. District III
Washington, Northern Division. - In
BANKRUPTCY: In the matter OF Isaac
r. The usuorsh!e c. n. Hanfora. Jadse
of the Dsssfi.i Court Of The United States
for tn. District CO Washington. Northern
Division,
Isase Marks. ~ Seattle. In ne Coanfy ~
King ard state az WASHINGTON. in said
Iasfrkcf respectfully represents that on
the sixth day Of January lass psst BE was
duly adiusses bankrupt under the acfs
Of congress relating 70 bankruptcy; taas
he aas daily surrendered all his property
and rights - property. and hss fully eoua-
acts and OF the orders OF court touching hts
bankruptcy
wherefore ne prays that he to decreed
hy the court 20 have a full discharge from
nil asfats prossSIe against his estate under
sata bankrupt acts except SUCH debts as
are excepted py law from such discharge
Dated this FIRST cay OF April, a. ~. ssss.
ISAAC MARKS. Bankrupt.
District Of Washington. Northern pasis-
fus
on tass ssrss lay ~ Anrii. A. u, 1899. on
raadsny The foregoing petition u -
syrsstf.ss5 ev ti~ court thai hearing he rad
upon the same oa tire zssh day OF APRIL,
A II 1sA before said court al Seattle.
In saia District. AZ ten 9 csScs IN she fore
,tssss. and that notice thereof Ne published
,r ire s~att.a Post fatellt seneer. a news
raps~ published ia sad district, ana that
all the kszown creditors and other persons
in interest may appear a. ne same aifis
ard MACE and show cA&sss. IL any tsey
have 9hy tae prayer - the said pcsitiou"
or should act he Srante1
Ans n 10 further ordered by the csars
,esr shs clerk shall Sessa by nzafi 20 all
knswn creditors capses OF said petition ana
fhsx crxisr addressed 20 thens At their
rlss.s.s OF residence. as stated
wttnsses the Honorable & FL Nsnfog1.
s,,(srs ~ ire ssia court. and the seal there
ef Al Seattle. in said district. on The nrss
dav u April A. u. we
Enter &. II. NAStoEIs ! A.se
r. NJ HOPKINS. Clerk.
fs.ai L : rtstrset C'essrt-A
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MARINE NEWS.

SASaTMo--sstisss Apra is-Har str
San Matso. Tor Part Angeles.
sAx EASEfS6rs-Arrfg@d Ap-fs IL SIR
Blanchard. Eens bay. seAr Laura Mad
sen 6sravs hareoS. str Townsend K,oGnlile
river Sailed. ak Morp1a. bristol hay. str
Wyefseld SHnairye. str Columbia. Axtn-
ria: bk SaEousa~ Tacoma. str Alliance As
snssA schy f~aura MAY Coos kay
FORT TuWSsEN IA-Afrfvea Aprs. L.
nr ok toiiinSroye Shanghai Sailed sb
-ssssssnstaah. Port pser7@
GnAYS HARKDE~~ArrsT@i AuYH IN
scnr Magvle c. Rass. San francisco: schr
Emma ysssw
HoQfr1AM-AFr5vss. Apr. Il srhr Ern-
rraa tftser ard Ashg Nasxse & palsx from
Far Francisco so~ AherAeer- Sailed ~r
brunswick. frosn Hoausssn fsr San Fran
szsca.
HnSfsIssf .ir~Arrive<s March - ss.Ar
A N Barter from Everett April L hkte
Arsssases from r~adio~; April 4. Br str ia
rome. from Seattle. April s s~or A =
Htsss Ao%rdesn- " p Hssfft p1y.
Gamsse. Sailed. March H. Br SIR Manu-
esax ssg Seattle
NEW wHATyDM-Arrfvee, April 50
sssr IDA Sshnanes, s&n Francisco
fTAAL4fsAM HAT~Arrfv~A. April z ~
Tcrgaai2ns. from BiAkessy fer San Fran
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Faraiiou IL billed TO sail sun
day morning at 10 O'clock
Tug WgiiowA has gene on the beach at
Aiki point 20 have her bottom cleaned.
Brig Biakeiey comes over from West
Seattle today 10 prepare for cod nntdn9
Steamer r'rogrcsc left yesterday with .
fun cargo OF coal for San FranciAro. 0he
carries about s.7vo tons
Two planning machines In the yards yes
terday attracted considerable attention
one Is for Port Ludlow ana the other for
Port Blakeley.
Steamer Cxarina went to Tacoma yester.
day morning after forty tons OF fretght.
She viii return today 10 load With Law
son coal for San Franciaco.
Continued search yesterday amid the
wreekage OF the collapsed wharf 1T the
foot of Madison street failed % ahow amp
trace of missing man" or any prce-
pect of finding one.
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CHICAGO, April i3There was a brisk
trade IN cattle today from the start and
prices ruled stronger, although there was
no general advance. Fancy cattle brought
E~6S9s6. Is, choice steers. s. N<5o. 50. medium
steckrrs ard feeders 81 Ssf5s. Is: COWS and
heifers. s. sees IS; bulls, E.ssaa 10. West.
ern feeders, 81 asgs 50, Texas steers, - >0j
s. calves, 81 sfgss
There was fairly active demand for
Their decline Of about stac- Fair 20 choice
mixed s. 6efsss 80. butchers 81 a<fs IS
light. 50. COOS. tn. hogs. IS 3sfs. *
Owing 10 light receipts, prices ruled
stronger for sheep and lambs Sheen sold
at H4i5: westerns, 81 saaa. shorn hocks,
81 ssl4 IS: lambs. tt<95 20. Colorados s. =
gS -, Westerns. q. 1895. g: shorn lots. 81 %
T5.la
Reeeipts-Cattle. ZOO head: hogs. sooe
head. sheep. I3ao head
OMAHA April fs-Gattie-Receirts %,
head market. SSffac higher. Native beef
steers. 81 nu5.0. Western steers s. Ssas
AS: Texas steers. - 5e95& -: cows and
heifers. 81 5Ggt4 3, Gamers. 81 gua =.
stockers and feeders s. ssfS 10. calves. 81
Gs 50: bulls and stays So T5lft
Hog-Receipfs. 8. 20 head market, a
shade easter Heavy. N.sol3 sS: light.
s. ssn3 ssSz: hulk OF sales. NSss5& seta.
Sheep-Receipts. $40 head; market,
steady Fair "a choice Westerns 81 Ess
80; common and stock sheep. 81. Sgt e.
lanes. 81 Esais. 3.
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Julius siegd. San Francisco: T. @. Nick.
lin. City; W. c. Morgan Port Madison.
III. W. Patton. Everett: Thomas Payne.
Blaine: f.. c. Million. Mount Vernon: W.
cage. r. A. Drake and wife. Spokane:
Charles Conhe.m. New York. C.. C..
Brooks. City. n. Rulings. Portland; JAs.
A. Clark. Portland. r. J. Cram. Chicago.
ma, Mont Max Moreheuse. EayTsa, O..
J. calef, Chicago: +. J. 0iilen. New York:
Lee Mckenzie, Taeoma. a. eimu,cne.
wha.com: DIR Kelly. Texas: Mrs. @, e.
ST. Paul: Mrs. H. Landes, Fort Townsfnd:
n G. Campbell. Portland. c. r. ewtBert.
Portland. L. ". barton. ST. Paul: X c.
MeReayy, un.on City Louis relson; Chi
Gibson. Boston. q. T.. woodru6. Everett:
Joseph Irving, Everett. c. =. Rice. Fair
haven: J. II. Scott. rairhayen. J. .. Stan
FRIDAY nar s Mrs c. .. oin.y. Nary.
Vile: j. Anderson, Marysvtiie; I. ~ Sui
Ivan, Hartley. idaho. A. r. wiebalk.
San Francisco; c. J. Eddy. Portland: 3
wife. Indianapolis: H. r. Snyder, Tndiaa-
apoIis. g. H. Riest-r and wife. AlexAn-
ara. Miss. Mrs. ~ G. Orton. Juneau,
4sssa Mr. o " gssss .na
J. W Wolf, San Francisco. w. z, schrik-
err, La Conner; y. b. Cornell and Wits.
San Francisco.
the 10tteBs
A. L. Rrpadhsnt. L. g 9. Grant: D wit
onnroy, Fairhavon: r. r Joansson. c1si-
eaxe: Sam y. Raeker. San jose. Cal:
Philip Koenisrberser. New York; r. ".
AeAiissser. Milwaukee. Theo. Springer.
Samuel j. German. Chicago; o~orwc r.
Black. j H. kifppeI. r. II. Morgan. ,. n.
Isesy. Portland. James Hart. christoph@r:
George Bancroft, Cincinnati: Mr.. ana Mrs.
8 ri Wnfuxsfe fye4rost. Ar ard Mrn w
u Sleneyar. William chiiimsn. Snoho-
snish. II. NJ Drew Boston. ~. ~ Smith.
Everett. u X. Is0rd, FasrhAyen. George
u. Mclean. Mount Vernon: Miss q. Pet
A n Kirkland San rraneisec. 3. Blum,
Juneau, II. r. Kline. Denvsr.
The Rassier-GSaaa.
Royal sccss. Chicago. A. G. Corson.
Butte John Erickson, c-sieaao. G.. A.
Rohfassssser. ror',sns; II r panssr.
Victoria Sam Frank, John Smith, city;
John Miller. Portland. George f. Keyn-
oids, Tacoma. Mrs. H. c. sserens, City:
ar, m,fs 'i ns-eor, Miss awanssxs . T.aas.
ma. Thomas FsaAegry. oBrien; H. Frank
Read. Buffalo. ~. r.: A. West and wife.
r. StsFnfssid. Sew York. A. H. Stanford.
CITY: Pau . + TnenDson Tseom.; > =.
san rrsmcsseo. Den. Cansses6. Enx1ana.
The Brssswsek.
NJ. nnstcts. juneau; W. A. Rsnisge.
Csymrsa. n. T. Potter. Bnstor: C. u Ladd.
San Francisco: ,. c. Duty. New York city:
s,en. Mont. H. V. Tucker. s~afsk. Louis
HEfsams ard wife. Port Anxesss. NJ a.
Me1sonaid. City David Baksr. Omaha. 4.
Jennings, olympia Mrs. Enama Hendricks
Tac0aS. Ear. Aekley. sgrinxdeld. Ill
DGpEw, Dentist. Crnwn ard bridge
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Flour Receipts &sS barrels exports.
z.sSS barrels; market arEser ard Moderate
~ active.
Wheat-Recelpss &s.lSs -usaeis: Spee
Nrgns Ma = red. SsiAe Z. O. b. opEsosfs ensn-
ed strong assd experienced steady at
vance al day On crop news ~ 4 -uEsss oufs-
ish character frcm al paris OF fas wheat
belt OUTSIDE demand oreAssened. fesel.u
nokases bought nesrsIly. ard caAssx ~~re
higher. TIE sseai market esassd strong ~
the tcr point ard sSsisc shcye lass rsxhgs
May closed az sss.cs JAY. Eskcs September.
s-lSc.
weet-Steaiy.
Hcps-caict.
Co1se-opslors orenea cnses and un-
changed 20 points tswsr. Sales - haSs.
Including May. SC: June. S1ae; September.
5, &c. spot Rio. steady. mild. &c.
SUSar-kaw. strong. hsSd higher. fair re-
nntn&, arm. but less active.
Metals
Pig iroa-WarrantS. Hasa
Copper-rsake $3.50.
Tn-S1t -SSfss
Spslser- 81 zsnS -
Lesa~A Ssissss SIN. The firm that axss
che selling price fer miners and srnelterS
quotes Lead a Ale AZ the close.
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Hostan stock Market.
BOSTON. April I3-~asloslng:
Boston & Men .SS5 lpsrrotI 49,. -. 81
Butte & Boston. -