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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

New York. July H.-ArINed: Kaiser
Friedrich from Hamburg.
New York. July ARRIVED: Island from
Copenhagen: Patricia from Hamburg
;iros.er IlurfurFt from Bremen.
San Francisco, Cal, July 2I.-Arr!ved
Steamer Warren. Manila Sailed: Tug
Fearless. Honolulu; bark Albert, Honolulu.
san Diego. july z7.-Arrived: United
States steamship Farragut. from San Fran
cisco.
Honolulu, July Il. - Sailed: japanese
steamer Nippon .Iaru. for Yokohama; Ger
man bark Solide, for Royal Roads; 18th,
British steamer Moara. for Sydney: 18th.
ship l. r. Chapman, for New York: British
steamer Domfonteln. for Melbourne.
Newcastle, N 5. W, June 2j.--Sailed:
bark Holliswooi. for Honolulu; July / ship
Tnyincible and ship Dechmont, for aonolu-
III.
Sydney, Y. S. w. July 27.-Arrive!: Pre-
riousiy-WarTimOo,E Vancouver, via Honolu-
In and Brisbane.
Queenstown, July 27.-.Arived: Cymaric.
New York for Liverpool.
Liverpool, July &.-Sai!ed: Taurlc. New
York.
Cherbourg. July. 2T-sailed: Columbia,
New York
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th" conditions ar. oven worse rr3u has been
.tt..-.i'l "a l..s official clr'cErIn-. lie
Whites
'''!ir"sH asH leaving This CITY al Ere rate
81 -.'" u! .."- " cay. Tn" purpose ui ia. 2
S";HE Or ti-'- destination Is Not known
VIII" p" does -: say SEQ. MT. GOo1row
evidently h"-'-ts that they a.a l.iuc mou-,-
iz-d some where. Many O.: those leaving. Ie
say. have had close T'i lions with n. FL
Iyp" ..Hs aH" Il tE"ir departure had been on
'".'urt @: Tar 80 war D., tn. allies. some
'r them. d." thinks would certainly have
Md" tAr:: frs known To- their white
:giru ads
I'll. Europeans therefore. have ORGANIZED
q uvGy ri volunteers md usv. r-tl.-... 10
admit "u. natives q" BE-. although several
Offered iH-i. Services. This Tli.tr.tt,s the
sup. .ou w.;H which al natives 4r. s,.-
s.,rIr1
y number col. Sikh r..ir,rar from -hr
hnei'Sn concession are nrIaied IA the
E4fKs.
Mr. H""d"ow has give. rp his r'ar- f1r
:iin h'a" and VIII F..uoia 20; h's post.
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T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
FL SlNESS-

Discount rates wer. 10 per cent on
call ana time loans. ClearanctS, s''N'4.i5p'
balances, $iSaSS5. New York eNchans"' !'I
discount hid. mar asked; Louisville, &c dis
CONT bid. par asked; Chicago. &c discount
hid. par asked; Cincinnati. .'c discount
bid par asked: NeS orleans, &c 1isto11'i1
bid, par asked.
7-,,, local ycr.lt market closed higher at
-.t.c bid July. 7s'-c asked Sept. o. bin
nec,. 7ts,c No . red: corn closed higher at
CSC bid July S77sc Sept. $50 bid year "st2R iPc
No. white; oats closed al &c ASAed July
%. asked sept, :3i2q2ic No. >.
Wheat al CS.icago closed hicher at 'S'ac
nominal July. 75ic asked Aug, ''~sc bit
sept; corn closed higher at sSsc asked
Jaiy. S9lsc asked Aug, %S'~c asked sept
oats closed At - $ July, -i-sc Aus, II. sc
Sept.
The local market FOR standard mess po'k
closed steady at $i2-."; prime steam 4%ro
closed higher ut eta.c. choice al 6e'Ec-
The local market Lor spot cotton Closed
. IL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
GROUSE STABLES DONATED.
Magnificent Buildin.
Given 10 knights Tcmplars.

!ErrHiIr SI'EJiAI.
Syrd"us-. y. y. July ...-CcrtrI! City
CInrn-..1'ry- Knights I.mpiIr. 81 this city
D. soon 3" h"v" thr most magnificent home
al any rpmmau'i"ry in the country
~ man =. smith. aH ardent Templar and
member uf the cummandeTy, Is about TO
make II :. present OF the iampusc Cruus,.
stables. which wcr. erected In lSSl at IL cost
uf Sl.H.tru
This Is III. most eStrlvasant and costly
hrilainE for that purpose in the United
states. II was furnished with = ilvishucSS
that was almost fabulous The interior
was !ni>a.d IN mahogany. satinwood and
other costly woods and WAS rcplcte with
u nth. ard ONYX turnis hing
l.. Edgar Grouse. over whn~s millions
There Wa such extensive litigation. was
several Years in procuring designs and ma
j.:ia. Ior the structure. which cOutai lined his
stables ana also dining. billiard. reception,
card and i"InSing rooms for himself and his
friends. The building Is three sinrics high
aud the architecture Is very Ornamental and
irunGlug.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
1O3 Boarding Places
Advertised in To-Day's Rspubiic.
At New York Hotels.

EEPt EIic SPECIAL.
New York. July 2I.--HOtel arrivals to-day
include the following visitors from the West:
st. Louis. II. hOehler, J. y. Seddcn, b.
:. Yoakum. X. Wells. Waldorf, Nj Enrich,
]. \ Siebert, J. =. Fehlig, +. J. fehli2, +.
George. r. J. Kaufman, II. II. MoioneE
broadway Central; J. r. Williams, lirs. =
4. Thomas, ~ Blair, ST. Denis; III. 6. B1h-
er. +. l.. bradford, Metropolitan: Mrs; w
Sippy. Miss Sippy, Fifth Avenue; ". Hop
hins, Criterion; NJ. Il. Woodruff. -. Cloud ;
Miss Golden, Netherland: J. ) Dcnhanl,
Manhattan; II. T. Lingo. Murray Hill; ii \.
Byrd, BlrthoIdi: j. ". Picksen, Imperial
James II. Gentles, Albert; J. A: Baer. Her
aid square; r Atkinson, Hollands X y
Iiude. Everett; NJ. Baack. Belvedere; J..
stevens. Union Square: w. 5. White. PARK
A-snIie.
Kansas City-H. II. Fapp. St, Denis: II.
Rankin, Marlborough; T.. Keith. Murray
Iin: W. +. McGinnis, Hoffman; 5 5 SG, l.
Holland: n. =. Ford. Cosmopolitan; D ier-
hins Broadway Central. y. Il. Perry. Con
tinentsl; r. A Wells, Imperial: +. :. afiaw'
St Joseph-F II. Derse, c. Everson. I'M
Ierial.
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TWO NOTIFICATIONS.
Monetary League Formally VIII
Take Place, ~ indianapolis.

Denver C.la. July -.-Jos-rE y. ste
rI-rs. SECRETARY # she National Monetary
League. has r-.siy,d a letter from William
J. Bryan. il which he says:
Il ihilS i; VIII zoe h-st If yqur notification
Is given AT IN" same time anu place - that
90 Ih' D~Muyra;s"
D. made
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

Mr. IRWIN announced that he Viii discuss
~ length 10 other issue than inip"'i,''.-i'
IN his speech 81 acceptance Al I1d!-G."i'"!7-
The Minneapolis Journal announces iAat
Charles \. Towne VIII |itnHia" RON -.
.5oruI;st ticket about August > ana 'i't'
,dl.i i Stevenson VIII tak- his piaNs-
'rovue Will take ne stump for the Demo
,.stl. ticket. aud in the event 81 Bryan :
erection. vii, De given IL place IA the fl'9'-
.Iru;'S Cabinet.
in a collision of rwo passenger trains on
q .iH,rg near Tu~cola Ill. fireman was
nj and an engineer seriously II not IA
tally. injured. The engines wer" demon
;shrd. The wreck was due 10 the neglect
.! a brakeman to close SWITCH
John Renfro was hanged ~ EishuFhe'
Tex. for the murder Of VI VI. Nli!iiia>'
committed in February, lSS'
Tn, railway mail service las been OK
tended to the Island u oahu IN Tie lia-
Waiian group.
champ Clark made 4 speech before the
largest audience which has YET attended
IL. ChzutaIqua meeting ~ Boulder. Die.
lie chara rfzei AGcKinley's foreign policy
as undmericsn and ruincus 70 the EepuD-lc
The irnperlalistic administration -,iSs 10
acquire TWO more Islands from Spain. They
were overlooked when The Philippines
tssSed into p0Ss essioa Of the United
States. The deal for the transfer IS Pre'1ii-
calIy closed.
Hurry orders have been issued Tor ain'li~
milton by the War Department
Secretary Gage rays that sufficient funds
are available TO conduct the Chinese CAM
paign in the event ut trouble.
The Bureau Of Statistics has made 4 re
mort On the imports into the United States
from the new island possessions.
yellow fever IS prevalent IN Havana
among the troops
Charles II Hoyt- She playwright declared
an irCurable rerctic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
DRIVER SERIOUSLY HURT.
Thrown From His Wagon in Col
lision With q Car.

Car No. 40 Of the Grand avenue division
last nigh: colided with a wagon Of the Sim
mons Hardware Company in front Of No.
ae07 South Grand avenue Pat Collins of No.
Ga DE Hodiainout avenue was thrown from
MS scat and seriously injured. He was
-srnov,d Ia his home ana Doctor T. :.
EIgnk. of No .,3l South Tcrth street. who
attended him. pronounced his injuries very
serious.
Jarn..s PickeI The motorman of III. car.
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lEGATIONERS FE&STEO.
SPECIAL. ny GABLE.

SPECIAL ny CABLE
London. July Copyright. i!h'l. hS
VI. Il. Hearst The Chinese Legation
here las received IA" following dispatch
from Director "f r"lr-raphS Sh"n":
Shanghai. July :1.-An imperial de
cree. i>~lIrd an The ;wrujy--i=h'h day %
rl- sixth moon July ~. begins;
III ~ Fortunate that all foreign rep
rr-culaI!vr>. with the exception - Bar
on Won Hcit,lrr. are found in safety and
un;,a.mvd. Provisions in the shape Of
various Innd~tuifs. vegetables. irul1>,
etc. ar. 10 h- supplied r" all The lr2;i-
Ions. in 5r,lrr Ia show utr courtesy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
CONTRADICTORY
PEKIN ADVICES.
Foreigners Reported Still Defending Themselves
OH July 15-Prnce Ching Defeated
Sheng Sends New Story.

Berlin. July IA dispatch received
here to-day. dated TicnTsin, Tuesday,
.iuIy II, says:
"A messenger who left Fekin. sun
day. July H.. brought to-day to the Gus
toms office here news that Prince
ChinG's soldiers had been fighting
Prime. ruauS troops and had been de
f"arcd. The Foreigners We're defending
thriuNciycS in the northern Cathedral
hear the Forbidden city
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PtmpIes and FreckIes On Face.
Your druggist will refund your money /
l.tAt Ill. tn "a
TWO CENTS TO MANILA.
Mail 10 Uncle Sans Possessions
Goes Under Domestic Rates.

Washington, July 2..-Postrnaster General
Charles Emory Smith has promulgated an
important general order. giving the postage
rates between the United States and island
p6ssessicns. II directs that all mail sent
from the United States TO the Islam: of
Guam. the Philippine Archipelago. or Tu-
iuila, including all adjacent islands of the
Samoan group. which are possessions OF The
Irtted States, or from all these TO the
United States. or from one island TO an
other shall be- subject to the United States
domestic classification. conditions and rates
of postage The term United States Includes
Porto Rico and Hawaii.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
rncAI. ND srRURBAN.

Au;ai, Tiukev hanged himself n stable
AZ Sixteenth and Chestnut streets
John J. Masuus and Miss Emma + LIZ
kgls. employees Of Jhe same company 'Po"
fb.lr vacation for a honey moon "ild "'i'
married al Eellsv.le.
BENJAMIN Ludwig IS trying 10 settle ihe
troubles consequent upon forming i 'a.t
-faca criCacert.,Ur WIKI his niece a io'!S''
,-i-l. whom he finds ne cannot marry
The T. 4 - fast mail coi:id1d WIN q
switch engine n ;nr '"rrnica- zfH- ana
she conductor Wa slightly injured
: new bin in thu Municipal Assembly, p'"-
,-f7ss far 4. city electric railroad from mum
1,..,tr street To- the Cl;.tiu of Rocks
4 man supposed 20 be- Loris Leach was
killed ny . ,ralH II Attention, - LOUIS
County
The Crtv Cgu 'gil u1' Regretted the i"l,"
Of Public Improvements De r:''''e an GU
nance providing to: the erection * a new
City Hospital
The Republican CITY Commute srii'
r.,,,,. y-ar,l .autsstS The regularly elected
member IN each case being an ani-Z'es'' -
helm man.
The Trunk Lines Passenger commit -"
las rassci resolutions expressing IS 'l.-
,r,ryrovil OF recent actions ur the "" ho'"
Merchants Association
NTrs. A.-rfe buckley Who w1s arrested ~
Officer BriGwri. WAS dis naFs~A H"- ,'iH'.
rv Judge Wizlizeuus without any testimony
being required "a her behalf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

While George f. GebhaTrit of No. 1.32 Iowa
avenue and Louis Coffin OF No. 1870 Waters
street were driving west on CourtOs street
A. tho Michigan avenue intersection their
I,,s.tv was struck by nnrthbound car No -
~ IN, california avenue division and hots,
v.e,e thrown To the ground. Gcbhardts
,f.i,, shoulder was tliS.cCated and he was
i,,1j,,r.5 internally. Coffin WAS bruised about
~ holv Doctor Julian Of No. 16e3 Virginia
avenue attended them. The buggy was de-
DoliShcd-
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PER>isTENTI1 REPORTED SAFE

Brussels. July .5.-Th.. I;rlginu Vice Com
sui at Ti'n-TSin, in dispatch dated ,h.-
Fop. July - saws:
1T IS peT-istcntly reported here tT.on-
TSiuD that the legations are safe and sound
ami under the protection of the Chinese
Government.
About l1c3 chinese soldiers are in
treachtl q F"c-TSans, fourteen kilum"trr>
from Ti.n-TSiu."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
AII.kOADS

The Baltimore and Ohio has at last Cb-
tanned complete control Of the Pittsblrs
and Western.
Plans are maturing by which the Rio
Grande VIII become paft OF the Santa Fe
Sgstem.
More LITIGATION is threatened over the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern shops at
PAM. III.
q. f. Gallon has been made auditor Of the
Gulf, BeaumOn; ana Kansas city.
The Trunk Lines Passenger Committee
uassed resolutions CONCERNING the New
York Merchants Association and Southern
Pacific Railway.
The Executive Committee OF the Trunk
Line Association Is h--itatiug about on
forcing its rule relative 20 bulkins small
Parcels.
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VERY LON RATES

To Colorado, Utah and the Black HIS
VIA THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
ON sale. August /. : and e. final limit oc-
tober 81. Two wide yestibuied trains daily
between st. Louis and Colorado. Iicket Of
nee S. w. Corner Broadway and OiiYs.
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Died In California.

4 dispatch from Los Angeles yesterday
announced the death of Colonel T r. Nor
hey a capitalist and architect. from typhoid
fever. Colonel Morley was well known in
this city, Of which he was at one time a
resident he having gone West some years
ago. His divorced wife il now living in
New York and his two daughters are on the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
WORSE THAN REPORTED
So Writes Consul Goodnow From
Shanghai on Chinese Situation.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. July 2.--Charles Good
now has just received letter from his
brother. Consul General John Goodnow. at
SbsanlaS N which the latter intinates that
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
SPORTING.

Fair Grounds winners: Margaret =.
Blur1ist. Haviland. Danish. Guide Rock aad
Belle OF Eigin-
Young relieved the belsagGered Powell
AT Brooklyn yesterday, and -. Louis won
10 10 ).
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
FOREIGN.

Lord Roberts's latest reports Ia l-onion
state that a terrific rains.orm prevented the
British, under Cieusru French, from pursu-
ing the fleeing Bo@rs nort.iw@Td from Md
,ileburg.
The day's session of the House OF lords
WAS marked by a heated discussion he
tween Lord Salisbury and several peers on
4, report that the Secretary of War hal
declared it to be absolutely imperative taat
England should lie uuLssaiiahle IN 4 very
limo
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DENIED A LINE
FROM MINISTER.

SPECIAL EY CABLE.
Hons" Kong. July .T.-iCOpy-
right, l:nH. by W. x. IIrarSt.i-In
order L. ,c>t Ia" Chinese aS-ur-
aurrS regarding the safety oi' the
legations. IN" Italian consul here
Yesterday requested the acting
Nicrruy OF Canton Ia cummuni-
cal" with The Italian Minister.
Marquis Salvage Ba-.i. and 10
obtain 4 reply from him concern
iu= Il matter known only ir the
Minister and the Consul.
To-day ,h" Actin. Vi..roy rc-
pli'i that j; WIS impossible for
him I" a.'rcdr 10 ,u, request. ~
all messages Were received from
Prein lLruu=h The Governor Of
Shan TuuG secretly. Ter his
reason hc WIS compelled 10 rr-
fuse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
LOW RATE EXCURSIONS TO
Colorado. August list, 9Th and 2Ist,
IQuo

The Missouri Pacific Railway will sell
tickets TO Colorado. Utah and the West on
above dates at unusually low rates. Short
est and quickest through car line between
ST. Louis and Denver.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
BRITISH ENJOYS LETTER.


LONDON '1lN Il Si-hSht' -4~i'''H i'
%, I.ily NAL SAY:
H!.-iis'!.-i, July - Ir'''f t'-l i','-s' :
'-'r ti"ni '!a..r A-'i''ii''I''. '"t'4 To-
H.. IH'A e. follows:
We .f" r.,-i, ZIG 30 as-4~ts:ae from I&'
ailE1i-li--. 1ht." legations aIc "l'4 Stahu-
ih's. IH'i'ii.-E IN" Biiii-h. ~ "i-' h'''
part o. q" city walls. i!ie AlirS' are
Size Hing It. from ia" city "ia "-4i.'A
gun d..a s".l- smaller 0''-e ana ar SLiIins
u We nay b. ..nHlhi.-;'d any DAY o"F
'i'l'l...''''i'H '''r !"'a al" mn
W HnHi~ h''Ne pei iN'' ~ ~ ''''''
"''lS the 'Fl."S' az '"Mai'r AMI i'''+ 10
o's%i!'<ec plaza 81 att"SN- Il W" az" MOI
pressed W MY ""ii vu' = fortnight iyns'r'
. NJ. Ms '"Hr DAYS al ''.' i'''h">''
.i"'i' pate "h't s--e-' i'7'S''''''' -
IN r-''%i l,f'e-
Sir 'iiHi- concludes 10y a4Hi9i''- 'ii'- f'-
ari i".'r To approach ry s..- t"7,ri' s.-'"
o nN way o! ~" river.
The loss. al iis i"r'. gI"r@ i'm F"ki1 up
- July :. were ;or'y Killed ana eight!
W"HuH"d.
some ~ IN. statements ah"ve ~" striA-
hs'} >i:.-.tr tu H." pI'iish'! version "t
Sir CLAUDE M'"i"n.ld's letter 't July :.
/! Pee, ~" -,i,Ir Irtt.T, tLr Chimes artiil, r.
Nvatt .Ip-"r 20 b" strangely ineffective. -
;h. CASUALTIES were tl' SANE. according O."
;t" letter." ~ h"lh datr>. ~ lending color
20 III sBl E.stiu- .hGr .h- c.lmTEI.aI,st atoms
arc i'i..'i al. il may De stated that Ii. Bel
= ~ Foreign Office this mnr'in.; received
diSpslch firm Shanghai under to-day dat
mentioning the receipt ~ a letter from Sir
C!Jud" Macdonald. d:tt"i July :. i'll which
il vtS stated that thu hcsi-grf foreigner u
III P-hin s.tr,. reduced IT, hpr-, flesh. The
Belgian Consul AZ shanghai al-n reports
t,lat =. servant Of the German Minister. who
left i'ekin. July $. states that tn, British
Legation WIS only attacked ~ night and il
supplied lie believed could hold out.
.-stn,IxouS LEAVING. p,t.,.I\..
special, py CApIr
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BOTH PARTIES
PLAN CAMPAIGN.
Democratic and Republican Lead
ers Gather in New York.
Senator lone. Working for Harmony in the En-.
pire Statc-SenatOr Hanna Discusses POiit-
ical OutloOk-Funds Started
RATE TROUBLE SETTLED.

ticket W. shall ln "a ", ,au % convince
tl.In u.fnr.. IL. /. .IIn.......L ,-.,l-..
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The Best Prescription for Malaria
ChiIis and Fever is q bottis OF Groves TAstelesf
Chill Tonic. Il Is simply iron and luinine IN
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IiLPj4:..lr SPECIAL
New York, Ju'y 9..--Na-.":..,. politics Si<-
lied IN This noiShhorho"'i today. cI',-l mas
Hanna formally orene'. IN" Republican,
campaign Tor the presidency at a meeting
Of his committee, held Il the h'g whit"
building overlooking Madison SIuar" th'
Nlosropoli.au life Insurance building y lille
last OYER the Wy. ct j!.r Hoffman House.
Senator James Is. Ioues Of Arkansas. chair
man ~ th, Democratic National commit
Toe. conferred with ,mi-rs e. rs '"n-
ni.t.... ami lliG plans ;n SET Il n"; ''.'"f To-
ti,.. opposition.
Senator Jcu.>'- particular mission b. Z"
harmonic m. factions ia N.N York II"
wants to Set HHI md croker together i"
order that the ..,n'najEu in This STATE may
b. iutcli....rt!y conducted. Incidental there
io. :, T., the d.S.r, "a: Senator l"nus ANA
his associates tina, ;.l- I,'un.-..ts 90. VI"
Gr,k shall nominate a strong sunet..i'i;...
;l-h,!.
Til. Rational Committee = u". t-p"-'"'
70 needle ,r Empire STATE polite. nut the
moe influential u.mrsIs aye inr'iUri -
advise against the nomination "; N'-'''
Senator Ma KEY If Buffalo. l. has been
stid that Mr. Mlsk,y l.J.'d 20 -t.r""
I'M az Kansas Cirs and shat in tnH l":
This service. ,':.i,.r promised g." s".i'"ri
hun ror the 2gvvruugship. This NJ. 'rph-i
has denied iU toto bird :. t'lrr IS ''-
ssr,.ea =, a.i available candidate. .ud m"ri'-
b,ls OF the National Committee thi.h l'
w.Gld strengthen tie party and help he
national ticket. no, only :u Ne" N':A. bot
III Illinois Lis fJtlN- state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-18


1eo lbs, 100 fish, $3.50.
Rice Fancy pearl. &c; choice pearl. Sc;
fair domestic. SIC: fancy head. a. -,
n:s5; dairy me s' five I've busnei sacks aIe.
Provisions Schenks medium >: Z.
hams. 1o5sc: a-lb average. lo14es = e.
ders. 7ssc: city sides, iosse: aaIn beef. ,sazc.
Canned Goods-s-lb. fancy tomatoes @c'
tomatoes. new, SIC doz.; tomatoes NIP
Honey nrop corn oo & acne yellow
fres, s2.25: 3-lb standard table, Nso;
California s lemon cling ;, psAcne e;s
peaches s5c S Deep ssa full STANDARD
cove oysters, sl.o5. Acorn Standard string
beans. 7sc; 2-lb can corn beef. $2.6o: lip
s cam shig g g beef. S25; lib can ianch
oii-Lard. extra western. strained soc:
carbon oil, no. TIC; carbon. 49,. &C.
water white, Sac; Lewis miners winter
5Lard-schenk's pure kettle; tierees, S.s c:
for smaller packages over uerees is as roll
b. io" tins ts se ,ir Ss's c ns sis sns. NC
sugars-cutloaf. s,4ec; cubes, .s17c; pow
ssa sa a sa oumpa & ssc
america A, SOC; white extra {, s-sIc'
Cofree-Green coffee. fancy golden RIO.
roasting grades. 1Gi9c. Java 26hse- Roast
ed In packages, Arrow. u, 64c; Pan Handie.
l3.l4c; Arbuckle & Cos roasted, l2.0ic.
Lion. Lite; bulk roasted. &c. Mocha ana
governMenJ Java roasted, &c, Mocha ana
Java, CSC; A grade Rio. &c
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping. y 500 70
per dozen; carpet, 3.35I3.75, stable, Jaw
whisps. $3.50. hearth. s1.5o
Flour, Grain and Feed.
Flour-Choice family -four in wood.
SA-10; in paper, 1896 per barrel: Minnehaha
in cotton sacks or wood. M.l 20; Galaxy, IN
paper sacks. $50; spring wheat -four IN
Jute sacks, 40 lbs, S4.5G bbis. Ptllsbufys
Best in wood and cotton. si.Ss; Pillsbary $
wood; Gold Coin. in paper and jute. $3.50:
Loyal, $500 in paper; Reliance. in wood'
CIR cotton. 1870; in paper, $40; Winter
wheat, Silver Lake. in Is paper, s4i3' rye
flour, in wood, $3.50
Wheat Per bushel. 75aS0c
Corn-Old acc; new 40c.
oats-Western, out of store. sSaS5e;
home. soc.
Feed iddlings, per ton, $500; bran.
per ton, $500.
Hay-No / baled, SIS 90; loose hay. $500.
Straw-Loose, $500. baled $500
Chep-s1S.00 per ton.
Dat Feed-S16.00 per ton.
Live stock.
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900; 81. 2594 so:
good, 800 TO LEGO, Si.0014.40; good, 500 to
as; bulls, $3ea13.75.
Hogs-Extra, s4.75695o0; good. s4.5eai. 20;
common, s4o0G425.
Sheep-Not wanted, lambs, si.00al5.25.
Fresh Cows-$20. 00q35.00.
Calves-s5. G0d6.50. grassers, s3.00I4.o0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-18
METAL.

NEW YORK, October 17.-There was
sharp break OF 81 for tin in Lon
don due to liquidation, and the local
markeC was weaA and decidedly lower
in sympathy, closing weak at $27 ESQ
% rs. Pig iron warrants were easy In
tone, but not quotably lever on the
basis of SIS 9o010 90. Northern No. /
foundry, however, was reduced to SIS
from SIG and No. to $14G15. Copper
continues to decline abroad, but the
local situation remains almost entirely
nominal at SIG 75017 90. Lead and
spelter were dull at 81 371a and 81 10
GA Is respectively.
The brokers price Of lead was 81 90
and for copper SIC 871z.