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VIII Drop the suit.

Columbus, o., April l5.-Attorney
General Sheets has decided to drop
the suit brought against the Cleve-
land and Sandusky Brewing Co. under
the antitrust law. After review OF
the evidence he is Of the opinion that
further prosecution would be fruit
less.
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nIinoi. Miner. to Quit Work.

ST. Louis, April 16.-The Mine Man
ayers and Examiners Aid association
of Illinois, failing in an attempt to
have hearing with the operators, on
their demand for more wages, has de-
cided to quit work in all the mines of
the state until recognition is re-
ceived at least.
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Banker Cole Plead. Guilty.

Boston, April 15.-Charles H. Cole,
former president of the Globe nation
al bank, under indictment for embez-
element and misapplication of the
funds of the bank, pleaded guilty Sat-
urday in the United States district
court. Sentence will he pronounced
later.
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Owosso, Mich, April. 15.-Mrs. Liz
zie Pentlock, young widow with two
children, has fallen heir to fortune
estimated at 100000 by the death of
her uncle, John Sweesey, in New
York city. Mrs. Pentlock has been
living in poverty.
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Coming TO KentueIxx.

San Francisco, April. 15.-Mrs
Henry +. Lawton, widow of the gener-
al, came up from her home in Red
lands and will be the guest of Gen
Shafter for few days while closing
up some business affair previous to
taking up permanent residence with
her family in Kentucky.
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Frostburg, Nd, April 16.-The only
incident in connection with the strike
of the miners of the Georges creek re-
gion was the decision of the union
men to order the so laboters who have
been employed at the Ocean mine
to Join the strikers.
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Oxford, o., April 15.-Prof. A. L.
Treadwell, who now fills the chair. of
biology at Miami University, has ac-
cepted the chair of soology at Vassar
College, at Poughkeepsie. n. Y
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San Francisco, April 16.-The gam
blers in reinsurance are getting very
much afraid of the chances they have
taken on the British ship Annie Thorn
as. She is now out 26O days from
Cardiff with a load of coal for Acap-
ulcO
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Commencement Programs.

We have just received fine line of
sample Commencement Programs
from one of the largest houses in the
country. All the latest styles. Strict
ly up-to-date. Call and see this line
before purchasing.
The NEws-HERALD.
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shipIoads Of seaI..

st. Johns, N. F., April 15.--The seal
ing steamers Terra Nova, with $4,000
seals, and Walrus, with $4,000 seals,
returned from the ice fields. Both
ships are heavily laden.
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City of Mexico, April 16.-President
Diaz and party of sportsmen and
personal friends arrived home from a
great hunting expedition in the state
of Morelas. which had been arranged
by the governor Of that state.
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Tin white swaIlowcd,

Shelby, O., April 15.-Harry Bon.
nett, aged 2 years, swallowed a tin
whistle and died from the effects. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bon
nett
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n top0Tt comes Irom fretOrle snev
Col. Baden Powell. the British com
mander at Mafeking, is dead.
Advices from wepener, where Brit
ish force is surrounded, say the battle
continues favorable for the Beers.
Judge William Taft, president of the
Philippine commission, reac.ed San
Francisco on his way TO M,nila.
The speaker of the house aud Pres
ident pro TEN. uf the Senate Frye
have signed the Porto Rico tariff bill.
rbe departments of Havana and
pinar del Rio, Cuba have bcer merged
into one department and Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee placed in command.
The bill providing for I. Pacific
cable passed the senate without di-
vision. 1t appropriates $3,ooo,O 900 for
laying cable from San Francisco
to Honolulu.
The house passed bill permitting
the secretary of the treasury to des-
ignate banks or bankers in Cuba, Por-
to Rico and the Philippines to act as
repositories of public moneys.
The Porto Richn bill passed the
house with all the senate amend
ments. Goods frcm Porto Rico can
enter the United States free of duty
and certain foo1stuffs can enter
Porto Rico on tie same conditions.
All others pay duty of Is per cent.
The double front four-story brick
building at the corr of Wood street
and Second avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa.
occupied by the Armstrong McKelvy
Lead and Oil Co., collapsed, burying a
number of employees. customers and
carpenters beneath the ruins. The
latter were at work remodeling the
interior of the storerooms Three
dead bodies have bcen taken out. The
number of casualties is estimated be-
tween Is and 20.
WEDNESDAY,.
Alm. Dewey deiies that he has
Withdrawn from thu presidential race
ihc navy depai tiient will charter
4 steamer TO transport food to the
famine sufferers in India.
Gen. Gatncre has been recalled ia
England He is said TO have been lax
in aiding Gen. .'ralunt at Wepener.
A battle was fought south OF Brand
fort. IN which 600 british troops were
killed and wOrntird and 500 taken
prisoners.
The London war Office does not
credit the report from Iioer sources
of the defeat of the English south oi
Brandfort.
From the April report of the stats
tician of the department of agricul
ture it is shown that the average
of winter wheat is S2.1. only 7 point!
lower than the average for the pas
ten years.
Details of the battle fought a
Mafeking, Saturday. April :. show
that half of the British officers wer,
more or less seriously wounded
among them being Col. Plumer, whit
was wounded in the arm.
b. c. Bergin, an nssayer in th'
branch mint of the United States a
San Francisco, has been arrested OF
suspicion of having stolen small
amounts of gold daily for month";
past. When taken into custody ST.
worth of gold clippings was found o,
his person.
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B. S-W. RY.
[RoYAL BLUE LrNE.l
TIME TABLE.
NOVEMBER l2th, 1899.
Hillsboro-Cincinnati. ~

ITrAinS marked D run daily. u
Trains marked run daily except Sunday.
Trains marked . run Sunday only.
Sunday train ct $40 .. m. connects for Col
umbui, Pittsburg. Ohilliootbe and Eastern
cities. .,.ft X
Sunday train, 7:S5 p. M, connects for Gin
cinnati, Columbus and Pittsburg.
Eor sN Lori, Chicago and 81 81 o points West
Columbus, *746 .. m 1870 p. N. and "4l6
p. m. For Pittsburg, East s7:46 .. m. and
e4:l6 p. m. For Greenfield, Ohillicothe and
Eastern cities, "7:4B .. m. and s4:16 p. m.
Through tickets and baggage checks issued
TO Ill points in United States, Canada and
Mexico. No Transfere at Cincinnati
Special inducements to the Vest
H0r detailed information call ON or address
]. e. Sands, Agent, Hilleboro, o., or o. p. Nc
Uarty, 0en1 Pass. Agt, Cincinnati
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THURSDAY.

Representative Iawney introduced
bill to repeal several provisions Of
the war revenue law.
Heavy cannonading was heard in
the direction of Bnltfontein. Monday.
between Winburg and Boshof,
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SATURDAY,.


There has been III cases of buhonic
plague and 3S deaths at sydney, y.
5. w.
Half of the town of Wharton, yt&..
is inundated by the food in the Col
orado river.
Senator Wolcott, OF Colorado, is be-
ing doomed for vice presidential can.
didiate by Colorado papers.
SiXty-five girl wcavcrs in S. *. VII
sons woolen mills at Trenton, \. j..
struck against new and objection
able foreman.
Railroad officials say that only 1j2
telegraphers out of 1,400 along the
line went out on the strike, and some
of these have already returned
The strikers at the Cornell dam near
White Plains, n. V, threaten trouble
and 100 deputy .sheriifs have been
sworn in to guard the property.
|, Joe Stringer choked his wife to
death and then shot and instantly
killed himself at Bakerville, Tenn.
The couple had recently separated.
At Alexandria, Ark, Mrs. T. N. Hol-
land shot and instantly killed Will
liam Cook, member of prominent
family. Mrs. Holland claims Cook de-
famed her character.
The Interior, the organ OF the Pres
byterian church, published at Chica-
go, is in favor of setting aside the
confession of faith and the adoption
of a short evangelical creed.
Rev. John w. Julian, pioneer
Methodist minister, who for 55 years
was member of the Indiana M. T.
conference, died at the home of his
daughter at Gordon, Neb.. aged 81
wears.
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THE WEEKS NEWS.
snsersstlns nvekss ralsns elass
Throaghest the Csuntry aivea
IN . Brfsf Form \


SUNDAY.
A mixed snow and rain storm has
prevailed in Colorado for the past IL
days.
Two hundred and fifty thousand
persons attended the Paris exposition
on Sunday.
A cyclone demolished eight houses
in Royse, Tex. and several lives have
been losti
A tornado swept over Kansas do
ing vast amount of damage to prop
crty and several lives are reported
lost.
julius Roster, q New York bricklay-
er. inherited a fortune of 100000. 1t
drove him insane and he hung him
self.
The Royal Irish Rifles were driven
out of Rouxville by 500 Beers. The
Free Staters then rejoined the Boer
forces.
SECRETARY Long has announced his
willingness to become a vice presi-
Dental candidate on the ticket with
Mckinley.
Cigarmakert in New York city de-
manded an increase of wages of from
50 to 50 per week. A general strike is
threatened.
Mine operators of Illinois refused
to give the miners the increase in
wages demanded and a general strike
has taken place.
Col Dalgethy reports that the Beers
have Stacked up in their attnck upon
Wapener. He thinks he can hold CUT
until reinforcements arrive.
a mule in the track of the Southern
railroad wrecked freight train near
Huntsville, Ala. killing the engineer
and fireman and badly iniuiing fivt
o.her people.
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\ T. ! Z
against 1901 head last week. Fair sup.
ply sheep and market slow and weak AT
from 81 90 to 81 80 for common to
prime. Heavy supply lambs and mar
ket duh and fully soc lower. especially
on common and medium grades. Quote:
Common to prime lambs So bO45 90;
most sales. IS 00R5 so.
Conslgnees OF sheep and lambs-J. G..
Rosensteel. head; E. A. BlacRshere.
70; Samuel Fox, s.; C. F. Ramey, l2s;
W. D. Gebhart, %: W. c. Groves. I'll;
j. II. Rutherford, 277; ]. J. HOFFMAN.
265: Eden & Co.. $50: Swift & Co., go;
George w. Elliott. 27s: Eden & CO..
l09: E. A. Blackstone. 10l: w. A, sa-
ger. So; J. A. Rollyson. 566: Judd Cos
26l; E. Randolph. 26T: Swift & Co.. $40;
Brown, Smell & Co.. 1900: Swift & Co..,
66S: E. Pendleton. 252: c. +. Wall. 2s2;;
G. w. Miley. 1856. Harrington & Co.,
24S: ]. Nasal, 2i3; C.. W. Taylor. lts;
J. s. Cell. 10; E. A. Blackstone. l65;
Myers & Houseman. 1870: c. Z. T. Brew
err. 80: Moneypenny & White, 4to:
Eden & Co.. SIS: E. A. Blackshcre 156:
W. H. Hall. 3l2; T. B. Smith, Sii;
George W. Elliott. 2SS: Swift 4 Co..
1884: Kunkel Bros. & Co., As; Milton z.
Greer. l52 head.
ut noon to-day. 901 head. against 2Oi
head last week. Market slow mt from
50 to IS go for common to good veals.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Wheeling. W. Va, July "a.
Following were the quotatio..s that
ruled to-day:
Cattie-Extra, 1000 to 1900, 81 1906 20.
good. 800 to 1000. 81 5094 Is: good, $50 to
800. 81 0OQ4 40; good. 100 to 500. 50 5ofl
90: common, 50 0OQ3 50; bulls, 81 SOC
3 so: COWS. 81 0o63 Is.
Hogs-EXtra, Sc ,2565 40; good, IS COG
%: common. 81 50I5 rs.
sheep-Extra. dull at 50 oO94 90; good,
81 0043 90.
Lambs, 50 oO95 90: calves, 81 OoGs 90;
fresh cows, $50 0oG55 90 per head.
CHICAGO-Cattle, receipts, 5000
head. including 500 western rangers and
500 Texans: market generally steady;
natives. best on sale to-day, three car
loads at IS 50: good to prime feeders:
steers. IS 1905 rs; selected. 81 35
"a 70: cows. 50 00I4 30; heifers,
50 0oG5 90: bulls firm at SO 75G4 so.
Calves, weak at 81 50q6 50.
Hogs. receipts to-day, 1900 head; to-
morrow, 5000 head, estimated: left over
$500 head. Best grades steady: others
slow. Top price. IS IS: mixed and butch
ers, 50 1905 As: good to choice heavy,
IS 1895 IS; bulk OF sales. IS 25@5 40.
Sheep, receipts. 1900 head: sheep
strong. Lambs weaker; good to choice
wethers. 81 1904 IS: fair to choice mixed
So 00g4 90, native lambs, 81 DOGS 50.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; cx-
ira, S. O0q5 10: prime. IS 1905 co.; COM.
mon, So 50G4 90.
Hogs steady; prime pigs. SIS f095 IS:
best Workers and mediums. SIS 65G5 20;
heavy hogs. IS 5505 60: light Workers.,
IS 65d5 20: roughs. 50 1905 co.
Sheep steady: choice wethers, 81 500
GO: common, 81 5O12 50: choice lambs
IS e5q5 80; common to good, 50 00l5 90;
veal calves. Sc 50G7 90.
CINc1NNATI-Hogs steady at 81 Is
as so.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour steady.
wheat-No. 8. 7ON@7sc; No. red
77@77hc.
Corn-No. 2. sS5sc; No. yellow 3Sa6
3SHc.
Oats-No. .. 2lc: No. . white 25l4G
a7i&c; No. white a5I27Ac.
BarIey-Good feeding. i0c.
MaltIng-Fair to choice. 45946c.
Flaxseed-No. l. 81 so; No. north
western 81 so.
Mess Pork-Per barrel sl1 459l1 90.
Lard-Per 100 Tbs, Sc 65I6 so.
Short Ribs-Sides Qoose) Sc 95Gl7 O2Hk
Dry sailed shoulders (boXeD GG@7c.
Short clear sides (boNed) 81 i0I7 so.
Whisky-BasIs of high wines 81 23is.
Sugars unchanged.
Clover-Contract grade. IS 90.
Buttcr-Firm: creameries 15419hc:
diaries 16I17c.
Cheese-Firm at 9Gl0Ac.
EGgs-Firm; fresh llfsc.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts %, 33322
barrels: exports 1874 barrels; market
weak and again lower In some in
stances with buyers and sellers about
| l0I20c apart. Winter patents 81 009
4 50: Minnesota patent 81 25Gp4 Go.
Wheat. receipts 97.125 bushels: ex-
ports none; spot market weak; No.
red S2Fsc I. o. b. ailoat: options opened
weak and heavy. closed weak at 3s9
lsc net decline; close: July, 7Sssc:
September. S0isc; October, SOnc: De-
cember, Size.
Corn. receipts 5ll.325 bushels; exports
1881 bushels: spot market weak; No.
., 45Sc (. o. b. afioat: options weak:
closed weak Mt lc net decline; close:
July. 4ihc; September. iS7sc; Decem'
Der. Ale.
Oats. receipts l6l 800 bushels; exports
/ 12j bushels; spot market dull; No. .,
27kGp2Sc; options dull and easier
Hay steady. Hops quiet. Hides
firm. Leather firm. Beef steady. Lard
Cottonseed oil dull. Rosin flrm.TTur-
pen,iue quiet, Rice quiet,
| Molasses firm.
g.! Sugar. raw strong; fair refining iSc;
iCentrifugal. sc test, i5sc: molasses su-
gar 4Bc: refined firm.
Coffee. futures opened steady and un-
changed TO five points lower; closed
barely steady. with prices net five TO
ten points lower; sales, $4,000 bags.
Neutrality-suspicious. quiet: receipts.
| 12,i2l barrels; exports 1l.03l barrels.
| Wheat weak; spot and July, 7iI7i4c:
receipts. 99.6lS bushels: exports. $1,000
bushels. Corn easy: mixed spot and
July and August, i3& G43kc; receipts.
S6.1O9 bushels: exports. 77.l43 bushels.
Oats steady: No. white, 3Od3lc Hay
steady. Cheese steady. Butter and
eggs firm.
CINCINNATI-Flour dull. Wheat
ensy: No. red. 7Sc. Corn easier: No.
mixed. I3c. Oats easier; No. 2 mixed
&c. Rye steady: No. .. Gle. Lard
dull at So 62it. Dulkmeats quiet ut
81 % Bacon steady at IS IS. Whiskey
quiet Mt 81 90. Sugar firm.
TOLEDo-Wheat weak and lower;
No. 9 cash and July 7Shc. Corn lower
and steady; No. mixed il,sc. Oats
dull; September 27&c. Rye neglected.
Clovcrsecd dull; prime cash SIS G2h. bid.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. July 2i.-Moncy on
call steady ut lN@llac per cent. Prime
mercantile paper lRi& per cent. sterl-
Ing exchange steady. with actual busl-
ness In bankers bills at 81 STE for de-
mand and 81 SS&G4 s37s for sixty
days; posted rates 81 siEG4 s. ard
81 SSGi4 ssh. Commercial bills 81 500
1 SAFE. Bar silver GlHc. Silver certi-
ticates GlAGG2hc. Mexican dollars
4SEc.
Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds Inactive.
Those who sought to read In the re-
cent stock market n reflection OF gen.
cral conditions were still further con-
founded by the course OF to-days mar
ket. The weakness, which showed pro-
grcssIve development during the day,
could not I've adequately accounted for
by ANYTHING In the news of the day.
But rs the result Of efforts by profes.
si0nnl spectators TO take their profits.
withOu: any general demand for stocks
10 absorb the offerings. the days move
mrnt was capable OF explanation. En-
forts were made 10 sustain the market
by manipulation OF few OF the spe-
cIaltGs. especially Sugar and the To-
bncco shnreR Later In the day To-
barco was exclusively relied upon as n
puaiaIn;ng influence. and finally that
stock. after having been Dushe1 up
nearly live points, dropped back more
than per cent In the general weakness
with which the market closed, TObnc-
co.'s net gain tx 2R per cent. but all OF
the earlier rise In Sugar was wiped
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Dry Goods

NEW YORK-There has been an i'm
proved demand for bleached cottons
and a very fair volume OF business
done. The market looks as though
there might be some recovery In prices
of bleached shortly. Brown cottons
continue inactive and irregular In
price. Coarse cottons dull and easy to
buy. Prints continue very quiet and
unchanged. Ginghams featureless.
Print cloths steady; moderate demand
for odd goods. Export business small
Inc brown cottons. Silks quiet but
steady.
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Wool.

BoSToN-The wool market continues
quiet. although some houses report n
better inquiry for wool by manufacture
ers. Prices are generally nominal for
fine medium and fine territory, while
staple lots call for 52953c. Fleece woods
continue in nominal condition, with
practically nothing doing and prices
largely guess work. Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania fleeces Y and above &c; Xxx and
Xxx above 29c: delaIne. zoe; No. comb
Ing 30c: No. 2 do and hree-eighth blood
Soc; quarter-blood washed 3Oc; coarse
and braid washed Csc.
NEW YoRK-wool steady,
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out. Many stocks show losses for the
day Of point or upwards. There was
realizing in evidence from the OPEN
ing. but the first point OF acute weak
ness to develonIwas Brooklyn Transit.
The recent advance in this stock has
evidently been In anticipation OF the
favorable decision announced late yes
terday on the. right OF the company to
charge ten cent fares to Coney Island.
and realizing was very large during the
day. The last price to-day was &C.
compared with 60 late yesterday after
noon. For the rest the market showed
the natural result OF q manipulated
advance In the growth to rather top
heavy proportions Of n long. interest to
realize. Doubtless the most potent in
fluence In the reaction was the porten-
tious growl emitted by the recognized
recent bear leader from his European
retirement in an interview. The outside
Interest In the market proved wholly
inadequate to absorb the offerings to
realize, and n rapidly declining scale
OF prices was the natural result. There
was feeling of doubt aroused In the
minds Of spectators by the general
skcpticlsm expressed by public COM
mentators over yesterdays rise, which
was universally attributed to artificial
manipulation. The weekly report from
the weather bureau on the crops, show
Ing the lack of moisture in the corn
belt. caused renewed apprehension re-
garding that crop. and the corn carry
Ing trade suffered accordingly. The
encouragement OF gold for export yes
terday. which caused some feeling OF
relief in the then optimistic mood OF
speculation. gave place to-day to a
fresh conviction that large outgo OF
gold Is imminent. and that period of
strlnGency In the money market later
In the summer can hardly be avoided,
Rates OF sterling In New York were not
quotably higher. although the market
was reported firm. and sterling nd
vnnced an additional fraction in Paris.
But call loans and discounts both ad-
vanced In London, and exchange
houses are OF the opinion that gold will
go to Paris on Thursdays steamer. No
engagements have yet been made, how
ever '-I.1 -
There were few large individual
transactions in bonds. but the market
generally continued dull and irregular.
Total sales. par value 81, 030. 900.
United States old As coupon and the
new As declined u per cent in the bid
price.
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'iAtl GU. iEsN-ulNlntilus
otal sales OF stocks $500 shares,
New York Mining Stocks,
ALFRED E. MEYER co.
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions.

Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions.
Continuous Grain, Stock and Cot
ton quotations furnished over our
private wire system and full line
of live market gossip. Our great
system Of lines extends through
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, In
diana, West Virginia and Maryland.
Until further notice we will deal
in nll the active stocks, including
Met, Sugar, Brooklyn, Man. and ali
tho metal stocks. One margin and
no interest.
To our customers We offer m I'M
equaled quick service and prompt
replies. Telegraph and telephone
charges both ways assumed by us.
Write us today for our daily mar
ket letter and quotation record. The
accounts of individuals solicited.
References furnished. Business can
be transacted by mail as we'll us by
private wire. rH5
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NEW YoRK-Trading was extreme
ly slow to-day. Price changes in all
metals were conspicuous by their alb.
sence. Iron ruled dull and nominal.
Pig iron warrants were quoted at sl3 90.
Tin was very quiet at s35 90 for spot.
while the London advices came 10c low.
er. Copper also ruled quiet and un-
changed at SIC so. Lead and spelter
were dull at So s7MGi OK and 81 ESQ
4 30 respectively. The brokers' price
for lead was 50 IS and for copper SIC 30.
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Petroleum,

OIL CITY-Crcdit balances 81 81; GER
tifcates 81 27ia bid for cash: shipments
102.736 barrels: average. SORES barrels;
runs. loS,291 barrels: average, S7,999 bar
refs.
NEW YoRK-standard oil stock. $3.50
@5il.
ToLEDo-on unchanged.
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Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS,
CLAREAfOST.

BALTIMORE. Monday, July 20.
fan stoefs sold nj gross wcight.1
HOgs-Receipts for the week ended n.
noon to-day. SOFT head. against $685.
head last week. Light supply for to-
days trade and demand moderate al
following prices: Far westerns, Sc O0G
@ 10: far western pigs S. S0Grh 30; from
nearby points. s. G56l5 so: light pigs.
none offered: rough SONS, 81 25G5 90;
Btngs, S3L75Gli Is.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the
week ended ut noon to-day, 1867 head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-25
Tint Throbbing Headnche,

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