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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17

AS the outcome Of the boxing bout last
night in the arena of the National Ath-
letic Club between Frank Mcconnell and
Jim" Franey, the latter lies at the Re-
cetvtng Hospital in a dying condition.
Mcconnell, together with Managers
Gibbs and Groom, Hiram Cook (the
referee), Tim McGrath, Danny Needham
and the other seconds engaged in the
bout, were placed under arrest pending
the result of Franey's injuries.
Mcconnell won the bout in the four
teenth round The end came unexpected
ly. as is usually the case when two
aggressive men meet in the arena. AS
they broke away after a clinch McCon-
nell swung with his left. catching Franey
on the point Of the jaw.
The blow had sufficient force TO daze
Franey and he backed up against the
ropes, at the same time lowering his
guard. Mcconnell was quick to see the
condition Of his game adversary and
went at him fercely. He landed right
which staggered Franey, and then
Strengthened him up with a light left.
Cincinnati staggering toward the center
OF the ring, and then Mcconnell delivered
the hnissHling stl blow, glancing right on the
blow resounded throughout the pavilion.
Immediately following the last blow came
the crash as Franey fell headlong to the
fell and made no effort TO break the force
Of his contact with the floor.
Franey's head was turned slightly to the
right. thus throwing an unusual strain on
his neck when he fell He never moved
while the timekeeper called of the ten
seconds grace allowed a boxer under the
Marquis Of Queensberry rules. At the
conclusion Of that time Danny Needham,
his principal second, lifted him into his
chair and DR.. Lustigi physician in at
tendance went to his relief. AT his in
stance he was placed on his back in the
ring and restOratiyes were applied. These
did not have the desired effect and the
injured athlete was taken to his dressing
room. As exhausted nature still refused
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GERMAN TARS ENGAGED,
Portion of the Meteor's Grew to Sail
the Shamrock

LONDON Aug. 16.-As Emperor WILL
iam's yacht Meteor has finished her racing
season Captain Ben Parker, the skipper
of that craft, and eleven members of her
crew have received permission from his
Majesty to start for the United States in
order TO help sail the Shamrock in the
races for the Americas cup.
Major John Eustace Jameson, National
ist member of Parliament for the west
division of Clare, who had recently been
in the United States attending to the in
terests of Sir Thomas Upton, the owner
of the cup challenger, Shamrock has been
badly hurt in a carriage accident near
Dublin. Mr.. Jameson, however expects
to recover in time to accompany Sir
Thomas Upton to America TO witness the
races for the Americas cup.
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DOG OWNERS ORGANIZE.
Coursing Men Form a Strong Com
bination to Advance Their In
terests on This Coast

At a meeting of coursng mer held last
night in Pythian Castle a temporary or
ganization was effected of the owners of
greyhounds. The membership is limited
TO owners and handlers of dogs. No per
son connected with any coursng park Is
eligible for an official position.
Captain +. {. GARRISON was elected tenn
porary secretary. A committee was ap-
pointed on organization and will report
back next Tuesday. The COMMITTEES is
composed of John keenan,, Hugh Lynch.
]. P. Thrift, J. Murray NJ. Kavaragh,
James Smith and P. MeQuinn.
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Winners at Davenport.

DAVENPORT, Iowa Aug. 16.-The races on
the second day of the August meeting of the
Mile Track Association were well attended.
The weather fine, the track fast. Sum
maries:
2:20 class trotting, purse s5oo-Ritta T won
in straight heats. Wildam X Stella w,
2:i7.
PIG class pacing. purse s500-Moroniat won
first, second and fourth heats. Time, 2:11A,
2:llA, 2:l0. Jersey Mac third heat. Time,
2:09s4. Joe Nottingham Admiral Dewey. Rotha
], Vyzenei, Red Reuben and Prince Rio also
started
22O class pacing purse s5oO-Mark Derby won
first, fourth and fifth heats, Time. 214A. 212A,
PISA Minnie Simmond won second and third
heats Time, 2:l2 2:13A Billy X, Little Pete,
Waterloo Maid. Bessie Marsh, Ben Bolt Pros
perlty, Arcola and Francis also started.
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Hobart Loses at TENTS.

HAMBURG. Aug. 16.-The Duke of Cam
bridge, the Crown Prince of Greece. a
number Of German Princes and a crowd of
English visitors were among those present
at the international lawn tennis tourna-
ment, which opened here to-day. II. S.
pionship of Europe over c. Hobart. the
American player, the score being ga,
12-10. Miss Cooper won the ladies' singles
handicap.
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American Jockeys ON winners.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-At the Wolverhamp-
ton races to-day the Bushbury selling
plate was won by L. Reiff, the American
jockey, on Earl King. Mack was second
and Belle Of Biantree was third in field
of fifteen. AT Stockton to-day the Great
Northern Leger was won by "Skeets''
Martin, another American jockey, on
Land Rail. Sir Reginald was second and
Lively Lady finished third. Three horses
ran.
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Old Soldier Passes AWAY.

MARYSVILLE. Aug. 16.-John Abbott
an old soldier, who was taken from the
train here month ago while en- route to
Hospital on Monday. The funeral took
place yesterday under the auspices of Co
rinth Post, Grand Army of the Republic.
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0No"oNON . oA o . oHO@o@oHO10
! ! ! SPORTS /
o c
Z I.
eeoaoaoaoeo@ % 90 o@oaoeoaS &C

test cricket match between Australia and
on Monday. the Australians in their first
inning were all out to-day for 352 runs
England in the first runs yesterday was
all out for 576 runs, this score OF tpe Eng
record IN a test match. namely sol runs,
scored by Australia in 1884. The austria
iians In their second inning scored Z94 runs
declared a draw The Australians are now
champions, having won the only match
hOtGhad
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schurman at Stanford.

PALO ALTO. Aug. 16-President Schur-
man of the Philippine Commission visited
Stanford University to-day He was
shown about the university campus and
the new buildings, in which he took great
interest, as he is himself the president of
Cornell, from which Stanford's president
and other members of the faculty have
come
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ON EASTERN TRACKS.
Myth Takes an Event Over a Dis
tance at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. Aug. 16.-The weather at Sara
toga holds good and the crowd seems bent or
racing. Results:
Five furlongs-Lady Massy won. Belle of Lex
ington second, Oea third Time, 1:G2
Five furlongs-Ladp Lindsay won. Sparrow
Wing second, Caoutchouc third Time, 1011k.
One and a sixteenth miles-Myth won Clon-
silla second, Charentus thiri. Time. 1:4s.
Six ADMINISTRATION won, Sidney Lucas
second, Waring third. Time. 1154.
Ossary third. Time. 1:42%4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Leaders Have No Difficulty in De-
featinp the Exiles.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 16.-The Exiles were a
mark for Brooklyn to-day. being shut out
until the ninth. when Donovan. who was sent
iu TO give Hughes a rest, permitted them to
score a brace Of runs. Hughes was invincible
while ne occupied the box. Sullivan was hit on
the thumb by a pitched ball and retired. At
tendance l400 Score:
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Ocean Water Tub Baths.

1e1 Seventh street. corner Mission. Salt
water direct from the ocean.
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sT. LOUIS, aug. ls.-Raeing was resumed

ST. LUIS, aug. Ib.-flaclng was Resumed
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon before a
good crowd The track was good and the
weather delightful Alice Turner and Frank
Bell were the only winning favorites. Results
One and three e-sxteenth miles, sellng-Harry
Preston won, Governor McHenry second, Ell
dorpha third. Time. 2:04.
Selling, two-year-olds, five and half fur
longs-Glissando won. Dinoris second, Winnie
bajour third. Time, 1909.
One mile and twenty yards-Feryor won,
Eight Bells second, Danish third. Time l44
Two-year-olds. five and a half furlongs-
Alice Turner won, Triaditza second, Ida Led
ford third. Time. 1909
Handicap, six furongs-Frank Bell won.
Headwater second. Gibraltar third. Time,
1:151a
Handicap mile and 70 yards-Sam Lazarus
won Pinochle second, Forget Not third. Time
LACY
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tendance, 14oo Score;
Cleveland ..'..'.....-'.'...''.'.'-'.2
Brooklyn ....------..-.-----.-.---.-..lS y
Batteries-Bates and sugden; Hughes. Dono-
van and Farrell. Umpires-Swartwood and
Dwyer.
BALTIMORE. Aug. ls.-Cogan's wndness
lost the game for Chicago to-day as his nine
passes cut a big figure in the result. Neither
he nor Kitson was hit to any extent. Brodies
sensational work in center field and McGraw
steal home were the only features OF rather
uninteresting game. Attendance. 2551- Score:
Ghieaso I3a,sa5- ..:--'''''.'''''.-
Batteries-Cogan and Donahue; Kitson and
Robinson. Umpires-Manassau and McGarr
PHILADELPHIA. Aug ia triple,
double and two singles in the fifth inning gave
the Phinies to-days game. Powell had been
Bride took his place on the rubber. Fraser
kept St. Louis hits scattered. Attendance,
5ls1. Score:
r 4 E
Philadelphia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y 4
Batteries-Powen Mcbride and schrecongost;
Fraser and Mcfarland Umpires-Lynch and
Connolly.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-New York outplayed
Cincinnati at every point to-day. Carricks
q
the locals timely batting. Attendance, $50.
Score:
r. H z.
New YORK -.-.....s....-...'s'....-' "A
Cincinnati -.-...........-.-......,...
Batteries-Carrick and Warner; Hahn and
Peitz. Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.-over confidence on
the part Of Mcfarland and errors by the Sen
ators gave Pittsburg the game to-day. Attend
ance, 1900 Score:
R. H. z.
W NasnlnBtOn .,..---.-..s...-..-....-.
fltlsDurg ...-----.--...-.--...........i
Batteries-McFarland and Duncan; Lever
and Schriver. Umpires-O' Day and Hunt.
BOSTON, Aug. 1s.-Phillippi proved a puzzle
IN the first game to-day. Boston hitting him
only three times. with total Of five bases. In
the second both Woods and Wilhelm were
easy, while Hickman gave enough bases on
balls TO lose three ordinary games. Nichols
relieved him in the ninth Attendance $500.
The score;
First game r. H. Z.
I'osIon ;;...''''''''- .'''''''''.----.-
Louisville ..-+.--........-.........--.6 0
Batteries-Wilis and Clarke; Phillippi and
Powers. Umpires-Gafrney and Latham.
Second game r. II. z.
Louisville ...........................5 s
Wood. Wilhelm and thinner, Umpires-Gaff-
N
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DETROIT. Aug. ls.-Resnlts at High!

DETROIT, Aug. 16.-Results at Highland
Park Weather pleasant: track fast:
Five and a half furlongs, allowances-LoyaI
Prince won. Sallie second. Jennie W third
Time, 1:0S%.
Five-eighths of a mile, two-year-olds-On
won, Robert Gray second. ]. Lucille third.
Time, 1:02.
Seyen-eghths Of mile-Leoncie won. Precita
second, Brulare third. Time, 1881.
Five-eighths' of a mile, selling-Alpaca won
Yoloeo second. Mary orendorf third. Time,
1:014.
Seven-eighths of mile, seling-Corialis
won. Can 1 See EN- second Kalmla third.
Time, 127i2.
Five and a half furlongs, allowances-Th
Light won. Hapsburg second Branch third.
Time 1:0SL
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WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.-Over confidence on
the part Of Mcfarland and errors by the Sen
ators gave Pittsburg the game to-day. Attend
ance. 120O Score.
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Batteries-Bates and Sugden; Hughes. Dono-
van and Farrell Umpires-Swartwood and
Dwyer.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ia triple
double and two singles in the fifth inning gave
the Philies to-day's game. Powell had been
effective up to that time. In the seventh Nc
Bride took his place the rubber. Fraser
kept St Louis hits scattered. Attendance,
5le1. Score:
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-New York outplayed
Cincinnati at every point to-day Carricks
pitching was a notable feature, as well as was
the locals timely batting. Attendance, $50.
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Batteries-Carrick and Warner; Hahn and
Peitz. Cmpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 16.-Cogan's wildness
lost the game for Chicago to-day his nine
passes cut big figure in the result. Neither
he nor Kitson hit to any extent. Brodie's :
sensational work in center field and McGraw's 5
steal home were the only features of a rather
uuinteresting game. Attendance, 2S5l- Score:
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Batteries-Powell, Mcbride and Schrecongost;
Fraser and Mcfarland. Umpires-Lynch and
Connolly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11
BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportancei In n
..- Busy Town, -


The bridge company has almost clos
ed q deal with Wat DugGan for his pro-
perty on Kentucky heights. and when
the deal Is closed the company will
about have all the leeway It desires
from the river to the hill. The ground
along Kentucky heights was either
sold or placed under options year
ago, which leads to' the opinion that
the Wheeling railway Is an interested
factor. The company has long been
DESTROYS OF avoiding the dangerous
Schad's crossing. and 1t could run its
cars along the hillside without danger.
and In fact, the same ground would
help the Moundsvllle line from crossing
the Baltimore & Ohio ut the steel works.
Thus two bad crossings would be done
away with, and II the time ever comes
when both companies consolidate the
arrangement would accordingly be
most beneficial However II they did
not unite. each would have its termi-
nus at the bridge. This course would
take the tracks on Main street and do
much to kill business In that section.
The street car strike Is the whole
thing III Benwcod Just now, and the
barns IN the upper end OF town form an
attraction. for 4 large. number of the
"--Is~ all day long. An cntcrprlsing
saloonIst has sign in his window with
the following inscription: walt for the
Wagon and Step lnside."i The activity
on thelBenwood Southern line Is the
only oasis In the desert Of silence, and
as stated before. there Is not the least
probability OF the employees on this
road going on strike.
The congregation of st. Matthew'S
church has decided to erect n new place
OF worship In the North End. The deCi-
sion was unanimous and now I'LL will
work hard for the necessary funds. The
old church viii either be sold or rented.
The Indications point to n consider
able amount Of building on the hillside
opposite the Riverside. and several
houses along there are now under con-
structlon.
Pike street. n lower town thorough
fore, Is n sea OF mud and the residents
are thinking OF chartering Mr.. Mont
gomery's yacht to go to and from their
homes.
The wedding will shortly occur OF
William Lawrence. the dnlryman. and
Miss Rose Saucrs, sister OF Councilman
Luke Snuers.
Miss Lcota Gates returned to Powhat-
ON yesterday after n visit to relatives.
A regular meeting OF council Is
scheduled for this evening.
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npson G. Tatum, Room 4,


CHICAGO-The shadow OF the I'M
pending government crop report hung
over the wheat market all day. At the
commencement 1t obscured the pros
poets of the bulls and near the end of
the session 1t cast the pathway of the
bears Into q sombrc shade. After n
decline Of lie May wheat closed with a
net gain of &c. Corn Is unchanged
and oats &c lower. Pork lost TIC and
lard and ribs 2llsc each.
Fine weather and IN. expectation
among traders that the government
crop report would be less extrnvagant
as to the serious injury 10 winter wheat
than recent reports have been, develop
ed weakness in wheat at the beginning.
May opened 84isc lower at from 79&c
down to 1Clsc, and rs general lIquida-
ton set In the price slipped off gradual
~ TO 7OBc. ut that point the decline was
arrested by report from New York
that fifty boatioads of wheat hnd been
disposed for export. AS that announce
ment wns accompanied by the state
mcnt that the weather on the CONT
nent OF Europe had turned unfavorable
for grain crops, early sellers showed
disposition to buy back former holdings.
Chicago received 80 cars, OF which IL
"ti' ba''tt N'ht'htts .hiHltuppiiS hHu
Duluth got 427. compared with 27l for
the corresponding dar year ago. Az
greSate OF receipts at western primary
markets amounted to $4,000 bushels,
against 100000 bushels last year. Attain
tic port clcarances of wheat and flour
cqualled $4,000 bushels. In the last hour
of the session confidence ms to the forth
coming crop report being bearlsh was
upset and the market recovered all It's
early decline. May rose 10 7lHc, and
closed at 7lBG7lAc. RI.
Liquidation on account of the mild
weather and reports that seeding was
well under way in many states wen]len-
ed corn early. Later, however. buying
by elevator people against sales for
shipment together with the concluding
hrmness of wheat caused firm feel
ing near the end. May started KGTsc
lower at 33sG33Ac, sold Off to 33Nc,
advanced to 3i9sc. and closed with buy
ers Mt 3iAc.
Oats broke at the start on ceiling by
elevator interests against corn pur-
chases. Subsequently the decline was
recovered on bulllsh country advices
better cash demand, although shipping
transactions were embarrassed by small
offerings. Receipts. Sc cars; May began
HONE lower ut 257sG26c declined to
25N I25'sc; rallied 10 2Ghc, and closed
at 26Mc.
Provisions were Hat and transactions
consisted principally on changing from
May to July. There was an Impression
that much OF present May holdings
would have to be llQuidntcd Mt loss
and the belief prevailed that the mar
ket will be lifclcss and dropping until
those holdings were liquidated. May
pork opened re lower at 50 20. sold off
to 50 l5. recovered to 50 22It, closing ut
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Ohio River Railroad.

limo Table Taking Effect Feb.
Leave.
$50 4. m.-Accommodatlon for
Daily. Moundsv!lle. ClarIngton, Now
Martinsville, Sistersvllc. ST.
Marys. Waverly, Williams
town. Parkersburg and inter-
TAO n. m.--Fast Express for
Except Moundsv!l!e New Martins
Sunday. Vile, Sistessrille. Williams.
town, ParkcrsSurg, Ravens
wood, Wildwood, Mason City,
Point Pleasant, Galiipclls,
Huntington. Kenova, Charles.
ton. Cincinnati, Louisville.
rs and all points South. East
and West. Parlor car to Ike.
nova.
f11:l0 a m.-ESprcss for
Daily Mourdsvll!e, Powhetnn. Clar-
4 ington. Proctor, New Mar
tinsville. sardls. Sistersv!llc,
Friendly, ST. Marys, Waiver
y, Wiilianstown. Parkcrs-
burg, Rarenswood, Mason
City. Point Pleasant CALI.
polls. Huntington. Eenova,
Charleston, Ashland. Rus
sell, lronton, and intermcdi-
ate points south OF Parkers-n
burg. Parlor car to Parkers.
burg.
f:i5 ?. rl.-Accunmo6ation for
Daily. Moundsvillc, ClAriagton. New
Martlnsvil!e, Slstersville. St.
Mary3, Warcrly, Williams
III town. ParkcrsbuTg, and in.
tcrmediate points, -
leaves Wheeling l:25 n. m. Sundays,
LATE LIE MAY, ]. G. TONLINS6Nl
City Pass. Agent, Ticket AGENT
l2C2 Market St. Union Station.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets. ~

The Features of tho Money ana STOCK
Markets.
Z NEW YORK, April 10.--Money on call
closed easier at 337 per cent; last loan
9 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
3E@4h per cent. Sterling exchange
weak, with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 S5HG4 So for demand and at
81 83h94 1914 for sixty days; posted
rates, "a S4h94 s5,s and 81 s794 s7.A;
commercial bills, 81 S2sG4 So. Silver
certificates. Go96Ohc. Bar silver, 59Ec.
Mexican dollars, Also.
Interest in stock speculation to-day
was on diminished scale, the dealings
aggregatlng little over half a million
shares. Prices moved In an uncertain
manner and number Of marked net
losses resulted. There was a decline
ut the opening in speclalties. partlcu-
larly participated. q midday rally. led
by the Vanderbilts and an afternoon
decline in which the Changers were
prominent. The liquidation OF Friday
permitted number OF brokers to re-
turn borrowed money, and call rates
were generally easier, 6 to per cent
prevailing the greater part OF the day.
Several million dollars OF sterling loans
were made, and call to-day closed so
per cent. Foreign bankers apparent
ly assumed that comparatively good
prices were probable here for money for
more or less protracted period. THE
sterling loans were responsible for an
easier tone In the sterling exchange
market The recurrence OF syndicate
operations, and the flotation of Indus
trials Is the basis for. the expectation
of fair rates, ut least for money. This
week S2S,000,0 900. approximately, Is to be
called in connection with the flotation
OF the American Pump Company, the
Chicago C Alton syndicate deal and
subscription on Manhattan, while the
call for subscriptions involving several
million dollars on the steel hoop conf
blnatlons have been postponed. COM
mission house business fell off consider
ably, but there was evidence OF an ef-
fort to stimulate interest in the market
in some specialtles again. now that
Fridays decline had wiped out weak
holdings. Some large accounts We're
closed out to-day, causing the early de-
cline. One block of 5000 shares Of
Brooklyn Transit was sold Just after
the opening. The Vanderbilt shares.
which ali advanced smartly, retained
part OF their rise. Gossip was the sub
scription privileges advanced Great
Northern preferred. Consolidated Gas
broke 8 points. presumably because OF
the. published interview with promi-
nent politician. favoring municipal
ownership of that industry. The SELL
Ing Of the Changers in the afternoon
was due to apprehension rs to the pos
siblc character OF the government crop
statement, to be made known this af-
ternoon. The market closed steady.
Transactions In railway mortgages
were rather light. and while the mar
ket lacked q decided tone the changes
either way were only fractional. Total
sales. 1925, 900.
United States IS declined Y per cent
and the new As coupon u per cent in the
bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day
amounted to 557,1l2 shares.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-Thcre has been more
business doing to-day In the cotton
goods division of the market. Store
trade Is not Increased but mail orders
havl been more numerous. The demand
for brown and bleachcd Is more gem
eral, and rs rule ut firm prices. No
leading lines show my signs of giving
way. Coarse colorcd c0ttons are quiet,
but prices steady. Prints In moderate
request. but prices well upheld. Cling
hams still scarce and firm. Dark
printed flannel effects and fancy woven
patterns dress goods steady sellers for
fall. Wooden and worstcd dress goods
also In steady demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11
Metals.

NEW YORK-The advance In tin
continues unchecked. To-day's prices
moved up so to 62k points with demand
very heavy on the railways. The cause
for this further improvement was In
part very light supplies. strong news
from the west and reports of n decided
stifrening Of the English market. Even
at the higher prices offerings were in
significant The other departments were
practically unchanged and featureless.
Metal exchange called piy iron warrants
dull and nominal at $40 TO; lake copper
SIS 90: tin strong at s25 25I25 80; lead
dull at 81 So; spelter firm at Sc 5o0G GO.
Brokers price for lead is 81 10 and for
,,ppnr S1r m ...U..
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HNllE MONONGAH ROUTE is THE
Clnrksburg, Quick Timo--Fast Trains
Suro Connections. When travelling to or
from, Clarksburg or West Virginia and
pittsburgh railroad points. SEQ that your
Railroad. Close Connections at Fairmont
with r. & o. trains. md Mt Clarksburg
with D. o. and W.. V. &: p. trains. Tick,
cts YIN this route on salo at nil B. 4 b,
and W., Y. & p. r. II. stations.
HUGH G. DOWIlES. Gcn'l Supt.
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Petroleum,

OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 10: GER
tiiIcntcs, no bids or sales: shipments
l3S, 200 bushels; average 1880 barrels;
runs 1880 barrels; average runs 1000
bnrrnlg