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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-04-14

est bleaSing Of my life.'
DE-. Niles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR.. MILES MEDICAL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30

mar. futpeit es in meiner @etpalt lag.
ungebOrige Nominationen unb Mub=
nabmen, niht inn befen Ss1terefe bes
@oltes, gu tabeln. &ann irgenb elm
!pobIseiinnter Oemotrat, bon fol4sn
MOtipen angetrisben, ei1e GntF9uloiz
suns fir ii@ finben, segen oas oemo=
fratif4e Sidet in Der tiinftigen Wabl
gu itin,rnen? g; emofrati I9enGanz
bibatsn iinb Mdnner, tpel9e fia zines
70 boben unb unantaltbaren Hufes erz
freusn, tpie irgsno elmer i'm @toate.
SMe @ersfeide gu aieben, iino lie.
Mann fir Mann, in seiitiger uno al
len anberen 9inii9ten ben Ganolbaz
ten Der republifuniI9en partei ebenz
biirtig. Sic finb fir ieoe 8sform per=
pfli6tet, tpel9e bic &epublifaner berz
fpra9en, uno lie baben ibre Mbit9t
ausseiproden, auf bie GrfiiIung biez
Ter @erIpredunsen gu adtsn.
Sd Tam ni9t einie6en, parum Elm
@utselb= ober unabhdngiger Oemo=
frat Bel bieIer @abl a09ern {oate, benz
ben1ofratifden Sidet feline ber5li9e
l1nterfiibuns gu geben.
George 8luti It one"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30

inmer in StrDmen berab. Die Ssls.
grup6enorGbte liessn 81 gobm. uno
es lit ben Shiffen umnDgli4, in bsn
Sufep su tommsr pber i'm gu perlaI4
fen. Gin Oampfer Der Warbs2inie
1T felt bier Sagen bisr aufsebalter,
uno Der Der. Stdatm Srdnsport=
bumpfer ngurnIioe" frsu5t Dor Der
9afeneinFabrt, oa er ni6t einlaufen
tdnn. Man fiir6tst bier fir bie ges
p0bnlih an Montasen bier eintrefs
fenbe S9opnerflotte aus Sabti uno
Sumaica. Sas Sbernpmster 1T np9
INNER i'm 5allen.
% a I bington, ,. g., 20. Stt.
- Wie bas @etIer 9iiredu ontiins
oiet, bepsst fi4 Der bsuts ouf Gubd
piitbenbe Sturm ouf bic 9iiIts 6loriz
ba's gu urb pirb lGngs Der ailantiz
I6en 8iiIe in noroDHli6er Hi6tung
pcrriiden. Gr biirfle beute F9pnStiirz
me an Der &iiIte Bis na6 9irginien
6inauf psraniaIIsn, unb alle9dFen Stpis
Then Norfpls uno Nsp Orleans linn
oeparnt tpDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
3osner's
Cute Mnsiiae ertuerben 3ni.

9lnsise aus eans ipoIenem erauen oon,eipuu=
1u5, s5lp Jront"IJadets, eefteopte Riden, aus,
sa,adte Rrasen nit Seiocn=Romain eeiiittsrt; Jals
7RiidenA8eiorod nit GsreaIine ssfittsrt uno
NIT sammst einssidumt; psristt paH.nO unO bsrs
seasat, p.rtb $500, ss9o.
slnsitee aus gan; noItnen g.netian Suben,
id,iuar,sn urto marinebluusn S.rses uuo srauen
seon,eipuns nit benz n.u.n Bog Sip Opsr rGp
isrontD=Sadet p.ma6t nit eau3 i.ioener safstta
gutter Aualitdt eeiiitttrt; ISeabit"= ODER rOperaHs
Riidcn= uno Galtsn sTiidsn=al.fDrod mi. 9.red=
line e.fitt.rt, mi, Samm.t .ine.idumt, Elm isinss
BON Tldnn.rn ssf.rttgt,s ssl.iouuasfid. p.rtb
$500, $3.50.
Sepcratc 3lcibrUfe.
6leior6d. aus populdrem engii6en erausn 6om.=
ipun, i5nar,.r ODER blau.r S.ree uno ibporJ.r
SriGantin., Sathts, Talb.nz oo,r 6abi.s8iidsn.
elegant s.f.rtist, ssfiittert upo u.idurt. .psrtb
$500 Bis $500. $39s.
Safets.
r1aiIordo" sad.ts, aus id,rparism Gbspiot .lesau=
ter Oualitd,, iruu,Ofib ocit.ppter Riid,n, bob.r
aras.n, 8oddrm.l neusr Saeon, our6nsg nit Ssiz
om=Saf.tta ssftttsr,, p.rtb 500, $49s.
s6lpsr. R.ri.p= su6s5adss 6=tnopfiss rSor
6ront"=Gff..te. esiteppte uno Strippen=Sdume
n.ue ffat5e iramafl4e &Hasn, eng. aoddrmel, lsi6t
eine.joQen; pom Mdnnsrn ssfsrtiat, pcrittt paisno
uro jueerihtst, i6par,, ropal, mdrinebau uno
GATOR, ipsrtb $3.50 $1,000.
Yelsmaaren.
scarfs aug fsinsm braunen 9saibbdr, uOns s8,it..
elegant. Saeon uno cut. 2dnesu 2 s0ps unO 8
srube Saipdn3s. p.rtb $500, $3.9S.
8plf Gapes.
Golf4@apss, aus ppsiistigsn GjOizGdpe:Suben,
9laiD ODER i6ibte G.ntr.n, Junep oo6lanss5urs
bsn=@onlbiuation.n, NIT qrObsr 3apube uno bobsm
Sturmfraa.n, tpsrtb $l1.50 $S. so
9aillen.
etritt gang mOuens 5lonen= SaiI.n. pOls gou=
fcu= =5ront, gots. uno Jat.n= 8id.n, bObe arageu,
r9inf" 4Mamidbetten: gut berssftsat, sneTsenoe
Saiat; bic Tarben fno eao.i, braun, ropal, oarDi=
nal uno ldtpap in alien @r6b.n, ipsrtb $50, Csc.
SauSflciocr.
sSantp gemunerts qereaespaustl'ipr, pole Jronz
ten, 6alt.ns sRiden, nit 9is. beitst am 8iidsn, am
arae.n uno an Der Glouuce an unt,r.n Saum. oss
\
fpertb $l.25 CSC.
3eeierS.
2obfarbie. uub baue 8enstian=S u6z8s.iers fir
NldD6en, ygsr4= uup ~7tp"5JrOnt, Sammet=Rra=
gen, nem iramiofibe Iiidsn. tailor mae" in Der
beien 99si:. pom IL bis Is Snbrsn. psrib 80,
$500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
gEieoer elm Crfan auf Cuba.

Santiago beGuba. %. Ott.
- Na4 fiinftdeisem anbaltenDen Hsz
gen fegte heute Elm Orion aus oem
GiioOIien iiber Santiago unb ri6tets
grpbs @erfssrups an. 3pplf 9du'er
tpurDen 3erTtort unb pisle dnoers be-
ihdoist. Der Hesen lhiittet nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
Yo61cr'6
&olofalsr Stio.uwaartu>p >p.rkauf.
9isr iinb erTtuunr;9: Wert5s in
mini 14snspert6en SeibenltofTen.

iinidsnsnsrtben Seioenltoffen.
+ l9a,0nise idiusrnoe gan, .iasns lufi.ta, in
fiiufunojpdHiis amdbIten GOmbination.n; l9s30ls
liss idtDarse gun, itOsns Gros=Gruins. in iiinf-
uroispansie ib0nsn Muitsrn; d,tuar,. guni ieioene
ibpar~ unO farbiee Gotel., prabtpo1s 6sarben;
gaps isioene saFistas fir Saia,n etc, in 1laios,
Gbeds, lstr.fen uno id,asrnosn groeaoes Si.s
lit ri. osridisosuartiefe GoGsstion Die 81. i. iaben.
uno bic Gualitdt,n iibertrefsn aIt unire friibersn
Nussbots bis gu sl25 psrtb, SOC
2l=,Oaiu. i6parp raui9eno. aaietta, srOb,r
B,rtb, 69c
2O4,Oais. ibpar,. ga.snss5.iO.. mci6 uno uldn=
,sno, 75c.
22s,oGie. i6ipari. atlagsGu6che, better. Nuali=
tat, 800
2ls,ouis. ibnar,. Beau De Soie, rebs uuo aldns
,.nDs Mppretur, 81 LOO.
O=30llies sinfarbiss rGoroso" 5af.tias unD gsns
sulnss, gam, ueu, in erau, eeriis, bslblau, roa,
polst, marinsbau. earnct, turquoiie. fila, m:b
uno idiparl, roc.
19=iSGie. einfarbie. 3aisttas, in aG.n bslisbttn
Garbsn, et,-r 50 5arben ;ur augpabI uwp.rolsib.
libe aaertb., 69c.
Sarbi9e aleibcritoffe.
OieIes Ospartsment iibsrfliebt nit
ben setpdblteIten unD bsitsn 8leloer=
itoffsn bic mir ie porlesten.
Soppstbrsite gaibmcrt= uno gicunoz zpIaios, in
elmer sroben auspab Der b.ft.n TsoOsn uno 5ur=
ben. Sic iino beiouo.rs DInibsnsipsrtb fir S9ul=
abmuus Der icinsrsn Baartn, TART uno trasbur,
124c
35=,oais. tpol,us Gaibm,re, polt Garbenzslus=
tpabl, Csc.
36=3Dnse gan, mousne surab=Sers,s. ooGtdTpi=
ger 9orratb, 29c
as=ionise gam, porsns amSerialsSers., aas GAR
BEN, 39c
36z,DGiee ibone aams.lsbaars s9laios, nsu SOC.
44=,oue. gun, ponsne i6n,r. Gbcuiot,Serss
CUTE Sarben 69c.
50.,onie. san, monsne vtmia,o" groaoclotbs, ein.
feline 0artis, zoe.
52=sOais.s qans apOnsn.s g.metian=aud. neus
0srbhfarben, $1OO
464,0uise feline imsOrtirts Nlaios ieoe Wops mo
5asbs, $1.25.
s5oncr Goli4Mdnt.l=stOif, btjbts uno GlaiO.
aHd,n, f.im auspabl, $125.
shmarse 8lciSerftpfie.
9isr finb einige Der Iebr guten Oinss.
sdpar, e,muf.rte Mobuirs. ssristtss iawuri
unD bette Muit.r, 3raebarteit auBer Grase. 2Oc
p.rtb, 12c.
38zs0ais. i5par,. griaiantin:. bO6slGnssno
25c.
3SsOtis. gan, pouens 5mp.rials Suu,, .ins aus=
sss.9net. Gualitat, soc.
3Sa,Dniae sins pon.ns Granit=1ua., elm neuer
Stoii, soc.
45=,oass sans pon.ne Gbcoiut4Ssrgs. .ins.=
i6r.ntt fir i.parate RleiorDde elm sroSr Bars
gain, 69c.
52=aOnis.s gan, nolsnss atlas appr,tirtss gen.s
tian=5ub, S5c.
52ajDlliges gan, noGen.s 3ob.linesSub, rdub:
aamsels baar=Gff.tte, Elm nooern.r Stoff, S1.OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
~W4tb. MurraD @anbiper, 8oriiBer
oes bemofratiI9en Staats<Gsn7

~Nhtb. WlurraD Wdnoiber, Wor11ger
oss bemofratiI iI9en Staots%esnz
tral<Gpmite's.
Wertber 6err! - eSn 9eanttpor'
tumg S6res 8riefes ertpibere ia, bab B
i4 9rn. @mit6 felt Sabren alsaaufz
mann unb als Mann Der OefFentlibz
teit gefannt babe. &ein Mann itebt
in Der gommunitGt in 8eaug auf
gbrbarteit ux,b Offenbeit b0ber, als
er. Gr 1T bsrtraut ni6t nur NIT ben
8eoiirfniHen 5eines eigsnen Oiitritts,
fonoern au9 bes eansen @taates, oa
feline OtenIte i'm Staate ibn nit ben
jebt benOibisten Oinssn pertraut gez
ma4t baben. gr 1T INNER fir bic
be1ten Snterehsn bss 8oltes eingetrez
ten.
9r. @mitb 1T unstpsiIelbaft in al
len Dffentliden 5rasen gut betpunosrt.
Die anberen prpminsrten Ganoioaz
ten fiirStaatsdmtsr, bic 9errsp 3apz
ner unb 9erine, iinb Mdnner bon
unbe5peifelter Jdbieteit uno tpoblbez
tannt, ni6t nur als Reprdfentanten
Der benotrotiihen partei, fonoern
au9 ols bes 8e1ten fir ben Staat.
Seit 1856 babe ih, nit Musnubme
meinss @otums fir Mc&inlep, bas
oemotratifde sidet geitiurmt, ba i4
aber 9rn. @mitb uno bic genannten
6erren unb beren Mnii9ten ubsr mo-
tionale 5ragsn femme, peroe i4 anz
ltanbslos fir iie fin1men uno ale
meins &rdfts fir ibre grpdblung
einIsbsn. Wait Wunlden fir Grfols
berbleibe i6 sSbr ergebener
(*) Hobinion W. s ato r."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30


CCCsCE3C,S3C<,CSCsC, C,s,Sss,ese3(,c,CCsC,CsC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30

perbleibe i9 es au9 iebt. unb tpunosre
i4 MIDI nur. mas cine Iolhe pouz
tommene @srdnbsruns in oer Jront
sepifer unlerer ebemuligen Tuhrer
berbeisefiibrt BAT. esd Derbleibs Sbr
erge6ener
MIfreb 6. miles"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
HeeferS.

2obfarbiee unb blaue 8.u.tan=S ub bz8..iers fir
OdD6en. .gcr4s uuo ~5tp"sJroni, Sammet=ara=
gen, neM iram,oij6e Giden, tailor maoe" in Der
beiten g9.il. pom IL bis Is Snbr,n. sp,rtb $3.50,
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
V9WIA
Ecrtiae 3leibuuaeftiifc.

Yosner's
Scrtiac 3leibunas sftiife.
gDir pertaufsn nebr Dtu5lin= Rleioune sitHd., ais
irasno ,lpei anOsrs adosn suiamni,n = Grf,ns. neil
mir ben Ruf fir Gualita, bab.n: Sp.itens, neil
0i. Gualitdt Den Rui iiir auB.roepobniib uitorias
Yreiie bat.
Shiirsen.
G5rose ueibe Sbiirpu, brsiter Saum jrpei Rsi=
ben BON Ginidssn. lauss webs Sdn0a, 25c.
aamm.r,okn4sGir,en aus w.ibsr 9ann gutter
Guclitat, orob. isbr breiter Soum, breie Sdnoer.
nit aas uno S4ultsrareiisn. Speii.u Csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30

Sanep g.muitsrt. gsrtal.7paustl:or, uOle 5rOnz
ten, Solt.nsRiiden nit 9ise beisst ON 3iidsn, ON
&raeen uto an Der Glouno am untsr.n Saum. oss
Iod.s, poue 8site uno biz ium GurtsI s.iuttert.
fpertb 81 25 CSC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30
Saaler's, .6rpant & Stratton

SanbelSfhnle - Smule fir
Stenpgrapbie u. Maidbinenfdbrciben.
ges:a.cet 1864. Sueorporirt 1895.
DaS IS. Sd,uIiabr besann am 4. Gept 1893.
2nsfla fen eas game Sabr.
Mbenbflaf7en pom 2. Sftober bic 1. AvriI.
an 9strsff Der gorsiislidteit, aeitune, a.brs
Srdite, Gbulrdumlibteiten unb unterribts =RnriuS
hebt beislbe obsnan. Titt in Gonfurren, nit
anberen. g3ir baben bic Gibruuo. 9eri n.
Ii4er uuterri in a lien 8 teen.
Gu9balten. Sdb6nibrtben, Nritbmetii Stenogras
pbiren unb Waidneui6rsib.n.
8ebinsunaen:
9aefdbuIe $40 pro MbenofobuIe So pro
UentS einihiebeno. MnSabI pon Stilern.
Telephone: Gbsiopsafe Tr. 2236; 9ome 0r. 665.
Ssnoet tpsoen 3atalpe nod Nr. 2 bis IL. Rorbs
ebarles=Strobe, Baltimore. WS.
Gtnaans Ofr. IL (Sepf9, aMl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-30


6leiDr6de aus popudrsm englii6en erausn Some=
ipun, ibtpar,.r ooer blam.r S.rqe uno brporser
SriGantin. Sathls, Talbenz cosr Sabits8iden.
Elegant s.irtist, esfittert uDo g.dumt. tpertb
s.. 90 bis $6.o co. $39s.
The oasis., 1899-12-30
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use Without
 Failure.

The first indication of croup is hoarseness, and in child subject to that disease 1t may be taken as sure sign of the approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is peculiar rough cough If Chamberlain Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack It is used in many thous- ands of homes in this broad land and never dlsappOlnts the anxious moth CTS. We have yet to learn of single instance in which it has not proved etfectual. No other preparation can show such record twenty five years constant use without failure. For sale nv L. w. Mix S O., Druggists. '
The oasis., 1899-12-30
In December Mir. Andy Bartlett

In December Mir. Andy Bartlett commenced construction of com. modrl> hrick cottage m the west >icc of Railroad avenue, just north Of Crawford street. It is now nearly completed
 Proto Brothers are erecting a four. rmmed brlck cottage on Nelson ave. uue. w. C. McGinty is the contractor.
 In December Doctor A. II. Noon, who had bought the Hendricks prop erty on Crawford street. west of St . n"ifa avenne, remodelled and inn proved the building for residence pur. poses
 MT. Jos. Pascholy has bought prop erty from Mrs. Avery, on Sonoita ave- nue, north of Crawford street, which he is remodelling, improving an en: larging for residence.
 In December MT. Ignacio Bonillas completed building of seven rooms on Arizpe street, at the corner of Pearson, in Nogales, Sonora.
 Mrs. Marcus Smith is erecting two-story adobe dwelling on her prop erty on the north side of Internation- al street, west of West avenue
 In December Dr. A. A. Doherty tin- ished handsome addition on the front of his residence on Avery ave- nue. Ed Burton was the contractor.
 THE OASIS does not claim complete ness for the foregoing list. It is made up from the files of the paper through the year, and there we doubtless build. ngs overlooked.
The oasis., 1899-12-30
MORALES.

Tn June Roy X TltcOmb commence
 construction of a handsome stou
 building, which is now apprcachin
 completion, with front of sixty.si
 feet on Morley avenue, and extendin
 to Nelson avenue, depth of ninet
 feet, a short distance north of an
 across the street from the eleccri
 light works. The front of the builc
 ing is to be fitted up for offices an
 the rest of the spacious interior is t
 be used as warehouse. It's cost vii
 be about eight thousand dollars.
 In July MT. Ed Titcomp erected
 three roomed cottage upon his Callol street property. Mir. W. G. McGint,
 was the contractor.
 About the first of August Mir. J. T
 Brickwood commenced construction Of two-story building of brick anc stone upon his Morley avenue prop erty, between the L. w. Mix building and the Montezuma hotel. The structure, which is now approaching completion and will be ready for oc- cupancy about the first of February, has front of sixty-six feet and ten inches and depth of seventy-fve feet. The lower story front is of stone with two broad arches, and the up- per story is of brick with stone trim mings, while the side and back walls are of brick. The structure costs about twelve thousand dollars. Otto Kroeger of Tucson, is the architect and w. G. McGinty the contractor. The ground floor is divided into two large store rooms, and the upper story is divided into apartments. It has been leased to Mrs. J. C. Hurley of Globe, who will lit and finnish as first-class lodging house, which will be ready for business about the first Of February. It will be known as the Brickwood House.
 In August MT. Pat Hannah built upon hls lot on Morley avenue, just north of Las Dos Naciones Cigar fac tory, a handsome four-ro0med brick cottage, at coat of twelve hundred dollars Each room is l4x14 feet clear. w. c. McGiniy was the contractor.
 In the latter part of October work was commenced upon new public school building for Nogales school dis trict. The walls are now about in- ished, and the contract is to complete the structure by the first of February. It will be handsome brick edifice with two stories and basement, and will cost fourteen tho usdnd dollars ! Ii c. Frost of Tucson, is the architect and J. J. Vandervort the contractor.
 In November J. B. Brown erected dwelling 24x30 outside dimensions, upon his property north of the rail- road roundhouse. J. F. Bowman was the contractor.
 In November Las Dos Naciones Cigar factory erected brick dwelling 1n the back part of their premises Stevens was the contractor The structure is used as family resi- fence by the superintendent.
 In November MT. George Watt erected four-roomed dwelling upon his lot on Morley avenue, opposite tbe 'ailroad roundhouse.
 MT. L. Horvilleur completed in De- ;ember two brick buildings of two stories each, for dwellings. They are on Elias street, in Nogales, Sonora, directly opposite La Moda, MT. Hor- pllieur's big store. MT. Horyllleur iiso completed about the same time pip four apartment building-dwell- ngs for four families-on the south , tide of International street. in No. / .ul<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-29
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May 27.-There were not
enough cattle received to-day to make
market, and prices ruled nominal
There was lively demand for hogs
and prices ruled stronger with some
lots selling 21ac higher; fair 10 choice
IS S0@3 So; heavy packers So 500
771a; mixed So 60@3 80; butchers
So 65@3 S71ac; light So 60@3 S212;
pigs SO 3O@3 10.
The small supply, of sheep were
quickly disposed of at recent prices.
Sheep sold at 50 1904 25 for culls and
inferior lots, up to 81 7505 so for prime
droves; yearlings S. S0@5 rs; clipped
lambs 81 25@6 80; Colorado lambs go
ing at the top; spring lambs Sc 00@
S 90 per 100 pounds.
East Liberty, Pa, May 27.-Cattle
steady; extra S. 1905 so; prime S. 40
@5 As; common So 1904 %.
Hogs lower; prime mediums So $50
4 90; heavy Workers SO 90@3 IS; heavy
hogs So So; light Workers So S503 90;
pigs So 1898 So; good roughs SO ESQ
so; stays and piggy sows So 5000 90.
Sheep slow; choice wethers 81 $50
90; common 50 50@3 so; choice lambs
| S. 90@6 10; spring lambs 81 50@6 so.
Veal calves 81 00@7 %.
Cincinnati. Ohio, May 27.-Hogs &C.
tive and higher at So 20G3 IS.
Cattle steady at SO 00@4 25.
Sheep steady at 50 1904 IS.
Lambs steady at 81 2545 rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-29

BradStreet's

Bradstreet's.
The market holds firmer under the
effect of recent speculative purchases
on the part Of dealers. Advices from
London note continued firmness in
that market since the close of the auc-
ton sales May 10Th, while purchases
of wool in the west are at prices cost
ing higher than sales are made at the
seaboard markets. For choice lines of
territory. fine medium and fine, the
secured basis is 43@45c, with staple
lots at 46@4Sc. Best twelve months
Texas and California woods will COM
mand about the same figures. Fine
f1eeces and delaines are firmer, with
the latter at 29c for washed Ohio.
Medium unwashed feeces are firm but
quiet at 21@23c for II and % bloods.
Pulled woods are firmer. and more
secured woods are being sold. The de-
mand from manufacturers is moderate.
Australian woods are firm but quiet.
Carpet woods are steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-29
PRODUCE.

Chicago, May 27-Wheat ruled heavy
to-day until near the end, when it raj
lied briskly and closed with gain of
hQ7sc. Corn and oats declined Nc
each. Pork advanced 715010c and
lard and ribs 21ac each.
Large northwest receipts, increased
country offerings, favorable weather
and lower cables gave wheat weak
start. Liquidation was heavy and the
market developed a downward tenden-
cy up to within the last half hour,
when it turned strong on general
buying movement and closed at about
the top of the days range. Renewed
claims of damage by insects to the win
ter wheat caused the change in senti-
ment. July opened A@3sc lower at
74R@75c, declined to 74Ac, advanced
to75Bc and closed with buyers at 75A
@757sc. Chicago received "A cars, OF
which five were graded contract. Min
neapolis and Duluth got 662 cars COM
pared with 537 for the same day last
year. Primary western market re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels against
500, 900 a year ago. Atlantic port clear
ances were equal in wheat and flour to
$4,000 bushels Worlds shipments to
Europe for the week were estimated
at 100000 bushels. No cash business
was reported.
Corn declined on reports of increased
acreage and favorable crop advices.
Receipts were heavy, AL cars. Cash
demand dull. July opened nc lower at
32%c, declined to 321a@325sq ad
vanced to 3234@327sc and closed with
sellers at 32a4c.
Large receipts and the decline in
corn weakened oats. Cash demand
fair. Receipts $40 cars. July started
A@asc lower at 22ss@221sc, sold at
223sc, advanced to 221s@225sc and
closed with sellers at 221ac.
Buying by packers induced by an i'm
proved shipping demand and higher
prices for hogs, strengthened provis-
ions. July pork opened shade higher
at SIS OH, declined to IS 05, advanced
to SIS 171a and closed at So 10, and ribs
were dull with fluctuations narrow.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat IS cars. corn 625 cars, oats
500 ears, hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-29
DAILY AND SUNDAY REGISTER.

Daily Register and Harpers weekly.s $40
Daily Register, including Sunday.
and Harpers Weekly. Ii. 90
Daily Register and Harper's Maya
Daily Register. including Sunday.
and Harper's Magazine. ............1 $50
Daily Register and Harper's Bazaar. SO
and Earper.s Baz soagt.c..... 1l.es
and Scribner's ..................... 10. 90
Daily Register and Cosmopolitan. eco
Daily Register. including Sunday,
| and Cosmopolitan ....s............... s.G1
Daily Register and the Century Mag
Daily Register. including Sunday.
| and the Century. Magazine. ......... u3D
Daily Register and st. Nicholas. 10
Daily Register. including Sunday.
Daily ally Register and Mccalrs Ladies w."
Magazine. .:.......... 5.75
Daily Register. including Sunday,
| and McCalYs Ladies Magazine.... 7.15
WEEKLY.
Weekly Register aid Country Gentle
Weekly Register and Harper;s ~
Weekly Register and Harper's Maya ~
Weekly eek Register and Harper:s :"
veekIy Register and Scrioner's So. "a
Weekly Register and The Century. 40
Weekly Register and ST. NICHOLAS. $50
| Weekly Register ind Ohio Farmer. si.Io
Weekly Register and Weston CIV
Va.) Democrat. 10
WEEKLY st9sT Rsgistsr anu Bagster Art : 2
Bible style b.. go
Weekly Register and Cosmopolitan. 80
Ladies Magazine L................. 40
ADDRESS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-29

*Daily: Except Sunday; Sunday only.
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor cars on all
through trains.
T. c. BURKE,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheel
ing.
Agent for All Steamship Lines.
r. D. UNDERWOOD, D. B. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
Baltimore.