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GERMANY's PRoMpITUDE
In Pushing Attacks on her Subjects
Plcases Europeans in China,

III fushinS Attacks on her Subjects
Plcases Europeans in China.
VANCOUVER, B. c., April 26.-orI-
entail advices by the steamer Empress
OF China, are rs follows:
Europeans in Hong Kong are delight
ed with Germany's promptftude in taxi
Ing measures to inhict punishment for
attacks made. upon German subjects at
1chou Fou in southern Shan Tung.
An Ichou Fou correspondent says:
ITO the southwest. twenty miles from
US. there have been q number Of riots
but no one has been punished MS yet.
A Catholic priest, who Is just in from
that vicinity says that his life had only
been saved through the tleetness Of his
horse.
Three Catholics have been Killed in
FeiheIn. about forty. miles to the west
of us. Six Of them have been killed ut
Shen Shan. OF whom two were burned
to death IN big public bonfire. This Is
different affair from the one in which
child was burned, and two had their
eyes put out by q flendish mob. II
THE perpetrators OF the outrage to
the east, who dismembered the bodies
Of two Catholics burned them over n
fire. and burned living child, having
received no punishment of any kind
have been emboldened to attempt still
further outrages. However. they met
with an unexpected check when they
attacked three Germans. and suffered
considerable loss"
Russia Is making further encroach-
ments. She is. according to Pekin ad-
vices, constructing roads from Pamir
Plateau to the frontier of China. Alarge
force OF Russian troops has already
marched from Pamir in the province Of
Chinkyo. officers commanding the
force declare that they have for their
object the construction OF roads, but
their real object appears to be some
thing very different. Chinese local au-
thor!ties, reporting the matter to the
Pekin government declare that the Rus
sian troops have arrived to occupy ter
rltory and have warned the govern
ment that the matter Is very grave, in
deed.
To avoid partition, the Chinese gov
eminent proposes to open to foreign
trade all those ports or bays which are
in danger OF being claimed by other
powers. before any demand Is made.
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CLEVELAND. o., April 26.-Three
plants in this city were to-day transfer
red to the American Shipbuilding Com
pany. the recently organized trust. BY
the transfer over sl,0Oo.00O worth OF
property was decided to the new COM
pany. The concerns transferred are the
Cleveland Shipbulldlng Company's
plant. valued at s3oO,5OO; Ship Owners
Dry Dock Company, valued at S265,00O;
Globe Iron Works Company, valued Mt
s5i5.o0o. One thousand two hundred
and ninety-three dollars worth OF rcve-
nue. stamps were used on the deeds.
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"a WORD to the wise Is sufficient"
and word from the wise should be suf-
ficient, but you ask who are the wise?
Those who know. The oft repeated ex-
perieucc of trustworthy persons may
be taken for knowledge. Mr.. ". NJ.
Terry says Chamberlain S Cough Rem
edS gives better satisfaction than any
other In the market. He has been in the
drug business at Elk.on, Ky. for twelve
years; has sold hundreds of>bottles OF
this remedy and nearly oil other cough
medicines manufactured. which shows
conslusively that Chamberiain's is tho
most satisfactory to the people. and Is
the best For sale by druggists.
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COGHLAN WILL COMMAND
When President Visits the Raleigh
mt Philafelnhin To.morrow


WASHINGTON, April 26.-Captain
Coghlan will be in command of the
Raleigh when President Mckinley pays
his visit of state to the cruiser at Phil
adelphia next Friday. 1t has been de-
termined that prior to the ceremonial
visit. II ct all. no change shall be made
In the command as the result OF the
utterances of Captain Coghlau. The
President takes the ground that It
would be an unkind and unwarranted
reflection upon the officers and crew Of
the ship to abstain from paying a visit
which had been arranged for and occu-
pies u prominent place on the pro-
gramme.
AS to the future course OF the navy
department with respect to Captain
CoEhlan, 1t is believed that the admin
istration Of censurc In the shape of a
letter from Secretary Long Will suffice
to meet the needs OF the case. particu-
larly rs he Is 10 be almost Immediately
relieved OF his command on account Of
the placing OF the Raleigh out of COM
mission while undergoing extensive re-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
-.rs Markets. M..-

Markets. M..-
NEW YORK. April 2G-Money on call
steady NJ Buggy per cent; last loan
~ per cent Prime mercantile paper
5hGih per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills at 81 S7a4 SIX for demand and at
81 $500 S5A for sixty days: posted ra tes
81 S5hIi Sc and 81 S7Iad4 IS. CONNER
ciol bills 81 S4N. Silver certificates C2R
c2hc. Bar silver Gle. Mexican dollars
4Shc. "
Government bonds Irregular. State
bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds strong.
The net changes In prices were gencr-
ally trininE to-day. with advances, how
ever. Communicating declines, London
bought about 1900 shares and there
was rather n cheerful tone to the enrlr
trading. SIX months money was offered
at Ok on railroad stocks and nj on
mixed collateral. and sterling exchange
was steady ut unchanged quotations.
The crop ddvlcea noted some improve
meats, md as consequence the gran
gers were strong for time. bot on rem
lizing left OF with Irregular changes.
Many OF the spoclnltles after early
strength became weak and among those
which rcccdcd below yesterdays prices
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Metals. j

NEW YORK-Notwlthstan that
tin was the only metal which advanced
worthy of mention to-day, the general
market showed decided Improvement
over that of yesterday Demand was OF
more healthy proportions while offerings
we're on conservative lines, and In many
instances at higher rates only. At the
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants quiet at $40 so and sl1 90 ask
ed: laka copper firm at sl9 %; tin firm
er. with s25 80 bid and SIS Is asked;
lead steady at 81 30 bid and 81 80 asked:
speiter very firm, with IS rs bid and
81 90 asked. The brokers' price FOR lead
is 81 10 and for copper $40 %.
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CHR1STIANA, April ga letter has
been received here from Captain Borch-
grerink, In command of the expedition
making an exploration OF the Antarctic
continent dated from Cape Adair. Vic
toria island. February IS. IN which he
says: II have now landed on the great
Antarctic continent with my staff, in
struments and seventy-fvc dogs. The
greatest discipline has prevailed
throughout"
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COLUMBUS, O..April 2G.--Sister Hya-
cinth. OF st. Mary's OF the Springs, died
last evening as the result of a shock on
hearing OF the death Of Bishop Water
son. She answered a telephone ring,
received the message Of the bishops
death. and suffered a paralytic stroke
which proved fatal. Her former name
was Mary Nugent, and she belonged to
n wealthy New York family. -.r,
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Commercials Made in pcuitentiarr.

CANON CITY. Colo, April c6.-The
discovery has been made that some sue
cessful colners have been operating In
side the state penitentiary here. The
counterfeits made are silver dollars and
1t is believed they are of combination
principally OF Rabbit metal which was
used In setting the gratings during the
construction Of the prison. 1t Is sup
posed the coins were made in plaster OF
paris nlolds. The coins were first de-
tected by merchants who sold dellcacies
to the prisoners. This led to an inves-
tigation and twenty-eight OF the bogus
dollars were found in the possession of
the prisoners, though no clew was OBJ
tained as to the identity of the colners.
The coins are SO well executed as to de-
celve almost any one.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-The tone of the market
for Cotton goods Is decidedly firm.
Heavy brown sheetings and drills are
In good request for export at full
prices. Home demand moderate. Light
weight grey goods have sold freely to-
day at firm prices. with slight advance
In a few irregular makes. Print cloths
are firm but active. Bieached cottons in
moderate demand at firm prices. Prints
quiet but very firm ard advances ii
some lines probable Denims are scarce
and very firm. Wooden and worsted
dress goods are quiet but steady.
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Ohio River Railroad.
Time Table Taking Effect Feb.
u, 1899.

Time Table Taking Effect Feb.
70, 1899.
Leave.
Gao a. INSTRUMENTATION for
Daily. Moundsv!lle, Darlington. New
Mnrtinsvillc. Slstersvillc. St.
Marys. Waverly, Williams
town. Parkersburg and inter.
mediate points.
T.f0 n. m.-F'ast Express for
Except Moundsv!lle, New Martins
Sunday. Vile. Ss,crsvillc. Williams
town. parkersburg. Ravens
wood. Wildwood. Mason City,
Point Pleasant. Galllpolis,
Huntington. kenova, Charles.
ton, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and NIL points South, East
and West. Parlor car to Ike.
nova. F. Dor"
10 n. m.-Express for
Daily. Moundsvillc, Powhntan. Cln-.
inEton Proctor. New Mar
tlnsvillc. Sardis, SIstcrsville,
Friendly. ST. Mnrys Waiver.
". Williamstown, Parkers-
burg, Ravcrswood. Mason
City, Point Pleasant. CALI
polls. Huntington. Kcnovn,
Charleston. Ashland. Rus.
Sell. lronton. and lntermcdl-
ate points south OF Parkers.
burg. Parlor car to Parkcrs.
~ burg. - :
f:iS .. INSTRUMENTATION for
Daily. Moundsville. Darlington. Now
Mnrtlnsville. Sistersvilic, st,
Marys. Wnvcrly. Williams
town, Parkersburg, and in.
tcrmediate points.
Tsnvos Wheeling ll:25 n. m. Sundays.
LATE LIE MAY. ]. G. TOMIINSON.
CITY Pass. Agent, Ticket Agent
1900 Market st. Union Station
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Charlcs
Lelska. P. Simmons and Arthur Bill
ings. the three soldiers convicted Of par
ilcipnting In the riot near the preside
when Redileld's saloon wns burned.
sailed for Manila on the Morgan City to
join their regiment. Judge Graham hav-
Ing postponed sentence 80 they might
fight tho Flipinos. .g
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sons feet passing this island without
entering port. The Inhabitants recall
the sympathy expressed here with the
United States during the war with
Spain and the coaling facilities allowed
to the extent permitted by the neutralI-
ty laws. 1t is also pointed out that
other islands which were less sympa-
thetlc have been honored by visit
from the American fleet.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO = Cattle, fancy cattle
brought IS 5OG5 70; choice steers IS 159
49, mediums 81 60Gp4 SO; beef steers
81 00G4 So; stockers and feeders So $50
10: bulls 81 GOA 25; COWS and heifers
50 5O1i %; calves 81 00@6 so. Hogs,
fair to choice, 50 S71sq4 90; heavy
packers 50 5000 S.: mixed 50 1908 92itt;;
butchers 50 1903 97hz; light SO 7O@
3 92lS; pigs s. 35d3 so. Sheep. clipped
sheep brought SIS OO65 10; common to
medium clipped lots So O064 90; clipped
lambs So OO@5 40; culls 81 00G4 rs and
yearllngs s. 1895 CO., Spring lambs so
u per 100 lbs. Receip,s-Cattle, 1900
head: hogs, $1,000 head; sheep, $4,000
head. =. ~
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira IS 4O95 80; prime So 2O45 So: COM
mon 50 5oG3 90. Hogs. steady at I'M
changed prices. Sheep firm; choice
wethers 81 S5G5 20; common s., 5O@3 50:
choice lambs s575a5 90: spring lambs
Sc OOG9 90, Yea! calves Sc OO9G 80.
cINcINNATI-Hogs easy at 50 ESQ
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red soc 10 arrive: afloat to arrive. and
roc elevator; options opened easy; clos
ed firm at &c advance 10 &c net de-
cline, later on May: close: Mag tie;
July 76&c; September 759sc; December
76sic. x,
Corn, receipts $1,000 bushels: exports
$500 bushels; spot market firm; No. 2.
41EsI44ic 4. o. b. anont spot and to ar
rive; options opened easy; closed bare
~ steady at &c decline; close: May
39ssc: July 391sc.
Oats. receipts 6i.60O bushels: exports
1850 bushels: spot market steady: No.
2. S22isc: No. . white &c: options quiet
all day.
Hay. hides, leather. cutmeats, rosin,
turpentine, rice and molasses firm.
Beef. butter and eggs steady.
Lard. western steamed So 90 asked.
Pork dull.
Cheese, old weak: new steady. Tai
low weak. Cottonseed oil dull.
Coffee, options opened steady; closed
steady and unchanged to points lower;
sales. $4,000 bags.
Sugar, raw firm; refined firm.
BALTIMORE-Flou firm: receipts
$500 barrels; exports 1900 barrels.
Wheat easier: spot 76T 1757sc: month.
May and June f5S 97Gc; July 100 asked;
receipts 2l,300 bushels. Corn steady; spot
39G39isc: month Ss7s639Bc; May $40
3Sssc: June 3Sl4c: receipts 263,5O0 BUSH
els; exports 16S.0OO bushels. Oats. No. .
white 35a35kc: No. 2 mixed 32}kI23c;
receipts 1000 bushels. Butter steady.
Eggs firm. Cheese quiet.
Z CINCfNNATI-Flour easy. Wheat
quiet; No, 2, 72lsc. Corn easier; No. .
mixed 3GTc. Oats easier; No, mixed
29c. Rye firm: No. 2. &c. Lard easy at
S. 82k. Buikmeats steady at 81 90. Ba-
con steady at S. IS. Whiskey dull at
81 20. Butter dull. Sugar firm. Eggs
firm at 1lac. Cheese firm.
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ATLANTA. Ga. April GA petition
has been filed with the city clerk here
containing the names OF nearly 900 Of
the best negroes in Atlanta. which has
for Its ime1intc object the placing OF the
negro public uchooln In the city and I'M
der the control OF a negro board OF edit
cntInp
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OIL CITY-Credit balances, 81 10:
shipments. Gi.7S7 barrels: average ia
600 barrels: runs. 1926 barrels; aver
age, 003 barrels. -
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CROKER SAILS

For Europe = The Tainmany Gang
Gives him n Good Send ofr-Speakcr
Recd.on the Same Ship. y, #
NEW YORK. April 26.--Rlchard cro-
ker sailed this morning aboard the
American Line steamship New York.
Save for his sister, Mrs. Warren. Mr..
Croker was unaccompanied.
When the Tammany chief reached the
pier half an hour before the big liner
pulled out OF her berth he was met by a
party OF friends. who had come down to
say "bon voyage" Mr.. Croker was all
smiles. and he nodded pleasantly to us
many as caught his eye. Then flanked
by his Immediate advisers. he moved
toward the big plank. Ina minute he
had made the ascent and stood on the
main deck.
There was a hurried moyementb by the
awaiting politicians, who followed up
the incline. which strained under the
load. Mr.. Croker was soon pressed on
oil sides and finally found his position
30 uncomfortable that he hastened into
the main saloon. The crowd behind fol-
lowed until he stood at the foot of the
stairway leading to the upper deck. Up
these went Mr.. Croker Tquickiy. his
friends and political adherents right at
his heels. When the promenade deck
was reached he was again surrounded
and the reception TINT followed appear
ed to give Immense satisfaction to the
departing .Tammanyite.
As the time for the sailing of the ship
grew near the crush on the deck where
Mr.. Croker was holding his levee be-
came 80 great that 1t was. with diff
Guilty that one could even elbow his way
to the central figure. Hundreds Of
hands were thrust In front OF Mr.. Gro
ker and he grasped as many as 1t was
physically possible to do.
< The whole ship appeared to be alive
with men and women. The saloon pas
senger list contained some 800 names,
and their friends. combined with the
assemblage OF politicians. made one OF
the biggest brushes experienced on q
departing liner in many day.
Arriving at Queenstown. Mr.. Croker
will proceed directly to, his place at
Vantage. where he has his racing
horses. Speaking OF his stable Mr.. Gro
ker said before the sailing Of the ship:
~ can't tell Just now what shall do
In the racing line until Ireach England.
I have about twenty or twenty-five
horses, six OF which are yearlingc, I
have not settled anything about en-
gagements for the big events except
that Knickerbocker Is entered for the
Derby"
Sir Julian Pauncetote, the British am
bassador. who with hts family boarded
the New York. was scarcely recognized
in the excitement and enthusiasm which
attended the departure Of the Tam
many leader.
Speaker Thomas B. Reed was also q
passenger for Southampton. with his
family. A number OF friends were at
the pier towish him a pleasant voyage.
but In the rush of Tammanyites they
We're scarcely distinguishablo.
Mr.. Reed said to Il reporter that he
was going abroad for a vacation of
about three months duration. and that
upon his return he would settle in New
York. He refused to discuss the politl-
cal outlook. Being asked II he would
talk with his fellow passenger. Mr.. Gro
ker, Mr.. Reed said: "oh. we will proba-
bly, say how do YOU do to ench other
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 7OG7lc: No. 3
spring G617lc: M. red 75G76c
Corn-No. 2, 2i%c: No. 2 yellow 2i&c.
Onts-No. 2. &c: No. white 30I3Ohc;
No. 3 white 2gT3Oc.
Ryc-No. ., 5SRc.
BnrleS-No. 2. 3G6It5c.
Flaxseed-No. !, 81 l7N; new 81 2lh9
al1l.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 rs.
Mess For!1-Pcr barrel 80 o0G9 05.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. S. 156l5 1Th
Short Ribs-Sides Qonse) 81 5OSl4 S..
Dry snitcd shoulders (boxcd) ftaTtTc.
Short clear sides (boxed) 81 0jel5 o..
Whisksy -'Dis,Illcrs' finished goods.
per gallon, 81 &c.
Clovcr-Contract grade Sc %.
On the produce exchange to-day. the
butter market wns quiet and easy:
crcamcr!rs lIHiGc: dair!ss llGlic.
fgGs-Steady; fresh 12Gc.
Cheesc-Wcnk: creams llhGl2lsc.
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 1920
barrels: cxnort6 12.OOl barrels: market
moderately active and barely steady.
Wheat, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
$4,000 bushels; spot market steady: No.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure of trains on and
n n,,er. NoFemcr 20, lNS. Explanation OF
sK ,sIs., Marks: .Daily. tbsily. except
except Monday. Sundays only. ssatur
Gays only. Easter; Standard Time. 7 :, a
depart. Y. &O.-Main Limo East Arrive.
!!..s ami Wash. Bal. Phil. NY eS:e9 am
,,a.5 PM WASH, Bal, Phil. NY. ...........
.,:m am ...Cumberland Accom-. 1850 pm
1850 an .Wsshlns,on1 cisy Ex iI:sS pm pm
Depart. ROCCO. DIV. West Arrive,
.,a 80 am For Columbus and Chi.i si:l5 am
.i NY. :;o am Columbus and Cincln.. .5:i5 pm
.5.,Rg plht,. Columbus md Ctncin.. $50 am
tI0.sSS p ~ SSSiunbus and Chi ES.l.ll:i0 am
isSS as,j"SSt. Sairsville Accom-. ltll:t0 am
~, no y, ml.St. Clairsvlllo Accom-. 1918 pm
ro.e' am l..:., sandusky Mail...... '5:l5 pm
D.gcpart. B. & o.-w.. P. z. Div.l Arrive,
.9 2:ys am .....For Pittsburgh. 80. i.io:ss am
-. .aS an l...... Pittsburgh s6:c5 pm
. S.I palI..pittsburgh and East. hi 80 pm
i..i,l.tsoursh and East.i am
Depart. p. c., c. & ST. L. ny. Arrive.
.-,,- East ~ I
.t5M an az; @ fP't !sSarSss ss:iss pm
.aa:se pm Kits, Philn. and n. Y. t5:25 nm
+s. .So pm Kits. Phla. aud n. vi 1918 pr,
.oo:.Se0 pHitptts, BAL, WISH, N.YJtl0:5 am
'''so pm Pitts, Bal, Wish. Ny, SIZES am
tbs am .steub and iy 6enn,son ,a,so IN,
4y..sss an ,steub.. Col. Gin. st. l.. t7:07 am
I5ffs pm .Steub.. Col. and Chi. ts:s5 pm
+S.So pm Steub and Dennison. 4 te:l5 pm
,y:sg pmlsteub.. Col. Gin. st. L, i6:l5 pm
tS.ss sn IT. Z. P.-Bridgeport. Arrive.
ts .SS am Fort Wayne and Chill t..sJ nm
s.eS a!n ..:Canton and Toledo ytg:a5 nm
t5:Ss M sien ahse ana GievGand iSS5 pm
I'VE I'VE anIStsubenvi!lc and Pitts.Itll:05 an,
ta.t6 ~, I''r orr wayne and Chi. 1910 pm 4
.SS..ii00 pm ..;Canton and Toledo. al 1910 pm
t55.W pm tAfffanco and Cleveland HISS pm :
xxi p t ana Wellsvtlle. tS:5S nm
! .s.st pm Philadelphia and N. III 1910 pm
.S.st pm baltimore and Wash. 1910 pm
p ~. p..iseeun-e and zWellsyille.i t6:l0 pm
naepart. g, l.. & W-Bridgep'ti Arrive. K
\ ~ amSieve., Toledo and Chi. 1890 pm
: ~ pmlClcve., Toledo and Chi. $500 pm
,S:S9 pm -: .Massillon Accom-. >. III 20 am
~ ~ am st Clalrsvllle Accom-. 1878 am Y
iio:ns mist. Clalrsvlle Accom-. il:Sl pm 4
,.:22 pm list. Clairsvlllc Accom-. 1901 pm
1929 pm st Clalr3vIile Accom-. i7lO pm
iiE:to pm 600. Local Freight......t 80 pm
Depart. W. & l.. f. Ry. i Arrive. Z.
;5:p .nm Glove. & Chicago Flyerl.lp:25 pm
M, ,iI9 amlTol. and Detroit Speciailt loo nm
LIP amIC!eve & Massilion EXIT 400 pm
dd.ss2 PInISlcfe. d Massillon ES. l'l0:io am
9:S5 amSteub. &: Brilliant Acc 1885 am
100 pmlSteub. & Brilliant AcSlsi PM s
~ ~ pmlSteub & Brilliant Ace = $50 pm {
wv pmISteub. & Brilliant Acc. 9:O5 pm
Depar:. Ohio River r. r. Arrive.
.G:so am Park. and Way Points i.lO:50 am
,.:io amlCharleston and Cincin. 1915 pm
,Ii:lg amIC!ncln. and Lexington. ESQ pm
sii:25 am Clncn. and Lexington. IL =. z
.il5 pm PARK. and Way Points, 1850 pm
Depart. B., z. & c. r. r. Arrive.
Ballalre. RclInIrc
i e:do nlnIMnll, Express and Pas sI5 pIa
300 pmlENprcss and PassenGer e:4O am
2:.5 pmlAilxed Freight and Pas LOO pm
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ST. Thomns Feels slIxhtcd.

81 iboIius FcciS o''Hitcu'
ST. THOMAS. D. w. l.. April CO..
Much regret was expressed here at the
sight yesterday Of Rear Admiral Samp-
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SfeamerS.

Steamer QUEEN CITY-5Robert r Ag-
new, Master Daniel NJ. Lacey. Purser.
Steamer KEYSTONE STATErCharles
w. Knox. Master: WIN d. kimble. Purser.
Every Tuesday ~ s n. N.
ter:,l,. II. Kerr, purEcr. Every Thursday
at 8 a. m.
For Freight or Passage Telephone go.
CROCkARD q BOOTH.
oct24 Agents.
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Wool.

NEW YoRK-wool quiet and steady.
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Steel AND TIN QUOTATION

The following quotations on National
Steel Company and American Tin Plate
Company stocks are furnished by Simpson
& Tatum. City Bank Building:
National Steel Co.. pref. stock. OPEN. %
National Steel Co., pref. stock. clos. glN
NatlonarSteel Co, com. stock. opened Cyl.
National Steel Co. com. stock, closed. COZ.
American Tin plate, pref. stock, open. gl,:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-27

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time. zone hour slower than Whrcling
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Passenger and Ticket Agent
Agent for ell Steamship Lines. -,