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III HUNG CHANUS REQUEST.
Wants to He Taken From Canton 70 Ten-Tsi
in q United States Gunbost.
Sp.tioi Cdols- Dsspa,rh 10 THE SUN.

Speeio Cdhs- Depatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. July s-A despatch to the Central
News from Hong Kong Of to-day's date says
II is asserted in well-informed circles that Ii
Hung Chang has asked to be taken TO Tien-Tsin
IN an American gunboat
An imperial edict has been issued In the
Emperor's name authorizing the raising Of
troops In Canton for service at Pekin.
WASHINGTON. July 3.-The report from Hong
Kong that Ii Hung Chang asked to be taken to
Tien-Tsin In an American warship Is confirmed
here About week ago Robert McWade.
United States Consul at Canton. telegraphed the
State Department that Ii Hung Chang wanted
TO get 10 Pekn, and asked that he be taken TO
Taku in an American ship, request which Mr.
Mcwade indorsed and suggested that the
Brooklyn be instructed to stop at Canton for
Ii. 1t was then too late, however. to get word
to the Brooklyn. Ii Hung Chang asked this
and other Governments for authority to pro-
ceed to Pekin to use his influence to restore
order His application was ndorsed and the
Government regrets that the opportunity Of
assisting him to carry out his desire was not
afforded.
The sun., 1900-07-04
UNITED ACTION NECESSARY.
M. Brodrick Discusses the Chinese Situation
In the II Iuse OF Commons.
Special cable Dsspafeh 10 THE SUN

Special Cable Dsspafeh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. July S.-Mr William Prtchard Nor
gan. Liberal member for Merthyr Tydvi. Wales
moved for an adjournment OF the House Of
Commons this afternoon TO call attention 10 the
Pekin situation.
The Right Hon. William st. John Brodrick,
Parliamentary Secretary OF State for Foreign
Affairs. doubted the advisability OF discussion
at the present moment In view Of the deIicacy
Of the military and other questions requiring
decision. II might. for instance be the duty Of
the Government to consider the advsabilty Of
conferring on ii Hung Chang some RESPONSE
bility for the preservation OF order but II so he
felt quite sure II would not be his duty to make
that fact public Immediately.
Mr.. Brodrck stated that from the beginning
the British Government had worked as far as
possible in conjunction with the other Powers
especially In respect 10 the relief Of Pekin.
Their effort had been 10 encourage the despatch
Of any body OF troops which could relieve the
Europeans and special effort had been made
70 induce the Government OF Japan, In view Of
its position TO supplement the contingent that
had been landed There was no reason TO
think that influence had been exerted By any
other Power to nullify that encouragement to
Japan. But the problem was not only TO bring
an adequate number OF troops into China. but
also to transport them through very difficult
country. throughout which communications
had been almost completely destroyed
Mr. Brodrick described in detail the steps
that had already been taken. including the de-
spatch Of warshirs from the Mediterranean and
Australian stations. making force which
should be adequate TO protect the treaty ports
The Government had ordered io. 200 men from
India and the Indian Government had provided
thirteen transports.
Mr.. Brodrick added that It was impossible By
any measures which might now be taken, short
OF an expedition. which II was now hoped
might be undertaken. TO 60 further toward
the relief OF the Europeans at Pekin. And until
that question was settled no policy as TO the
future Of China could be- considered He be-
lleved. Notwithstanding what had been said by
his quest stioner, that tho first condition neces-
sary for the relief from the present state Of
affairs should have been and had been the
maintenance OF complete unanimity between
the Powers,
Sir Edward Grey. Liberal. agreed that the
chief point was the unanimity OF the Powers
hence reference to future policy was not de-
sirable. II was not desirable that Great Britain
should be a lay figure when the future Of China
was settled, but he trusted that the concert OF
the Powers would be preserved even then and
the partition Of China avoided.
Tho motion for adjournment was withdrawn
The sun., 1900-07-04
KAISER TO HAVE VENGEANCE.
His Speech to Departing Troops-Germany
win Send $4,000 Men 10 China.

W" So"u A~'~~S 1'e" w S"s'
spseial Gable Ds,paeh to THE Sun.
Brrr1y. July "a naval detachment left
wilhelm msh.ven for China this morning. The
Emneror who vns present TO say farewell. con-
versed with the officers before the transport
.s,,sd. In a sneech TO the sailors the Emperor
said the powers did not intend to effect the par-
,,,,on ~ China The restitution OF the s,atus
ono vas the first, consideration at the present
moment.
,.. ,.o, ,,-,.s the.
E ~" ~ ~ ~ ,S 80 -, y, .otn,,,S 80. 80 .a,s
une mus " .,,. .n. . -. ''o o. ''u...s :.
maSpuy I ~ I q solsnos ma horr,rvns
=. u An,Sa,,,m w. no. hasn comr,,,,sd aea,ns, The
IN oaoa'v n", s..,,'.s "a ~
person VI ~, uu'' ~ ,,,.,a,a.. :, -.
,aAen nui ~. w ,,.S ~ $1,000 ss..h IA ..,,h
Io"e,s "o,s. os'. 80. o., ,h.,r nro,ao,,on 7,
'ueu ,"s,Is 80 ....L ,h.,, ~. .I,o.dr
may % ,ns' NM 'e' ""''
iourn. ..Tu ,,en 'as , ,,,,..a .,a ~.
Ine 'r.nau ",u 10. . -.,,h ..s,. TAI.
" .i.h..r. 80 -
oeiha"u' eAeinp'o'' 'u
seahoe'
Events have moved Win inenuui rap'oi.y
and have become proiounoiy grave ana sun
eraver. Since caneo you 70 arms that ~nioh
hoped TO enect win the help OF the marine
infantry has now become dinicult task. whicn
can only be fulfilled with the help OF the serned
ranks OF all the civ,hhed STATES
This very DAY the Commahoe, OF 'he cruiser
squadron asked me 70 cohsioer the oespetch OF
q division. You VIII nave 70 iace an enemy VINO
are no less courageous man yourselves ana
trained oy european othcers Inc Nh'nese n"'e
learned the u'e OF European weapons
Thank God. your comraoes OF the marnein.
fantry OF my navy. when they nave encountered
them. have proved true 10 the oa herman oat-
tie cry, They have oeiended themselves win
glory and victory and nave done 'he outy COM
mitted to them
Il VIII not rest until the herman mas Ioineo
to those OF the other Powers hoas TN
umpPnuy over the Chinese nag and unul II
has been planted on tne vans oi feAih 70 oio-
tate peace to the Chinese
My troops viii maintain sood oomraoeship
with others WIN ~nom .hey ooiho III S'n'ac@
Russians. British. frencn. all aiike' are hshuns
for one cause-civiizaton
The Emperor concluded MIS- speech as foiows:
I'VE must bear 10 nina too' sonethns his her-
our religion and the defence and proteotion OF
our brothers out there. some OF whom STAKE
their lives for their Saviour
THE hass which here noat ABOVE you 90
under fire for tho nrst ume' SEQ mat you
The sun., 1900-07-04
OREGON REPORTED OFF THE ROCKS
japanese Government Oners All Its Docking
Facilities

WASHINGTON, July "A despatch received
here says the oregon has been noated
The Navy Department this morning received
a cable message from Lieut. Albert L. Key,
Naval Attache at Toxic. saying tnat the dry
dock at Port Arthur l. too narrow to
accomm date the battleshlp oregon now
on the rocks off the coast OF China. Lieut.
Keys message was in response to
despatch sent to the United States Minister at
Toxic asking him 90 secure permission OF the
Japanese for docking the batteship Oregon II
she was saved. the permission to be taken ad-
vantage Of however. only II the Russian dry
dock at Port Arthur was not suitable. Lieut.
Keys reply said
Port Arthur loo narrow. II Oregon cannot
dock at Nagasakt. japanese Navy Department
tenders use OF either Kobe or Yokohama docks,
cruiser Akitis'lshima from Chefoo to Oregon.
Have cabled Wilde offer TO dock
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Would 90 TO CHINA TO FIGHT.
Roosevelt Commandery. spanish War Veter-
ans, Offers Its Services.

Roosevelt Commandery. No 10. of the New
York State Corps OF the Spanish War Veterans
Association. held a reunion last evening In
Suffers Harlem River Park. at which Junior
Nice-C commander Frederick G, Kushnle an
nounced that n letter had been sent TO Presi-
dent Mckinley Offering the services of the
members Of the association for pos 'ible emer-
) encies In China He read reply from the
Secretary II War thanking the spanish War
veterans for TIER loyalty. and assuring them
that II they were needed they would bc called
on. 90
The reading OF the letter was received with
oh
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THE BALTIMORE AT MALTA.
Her Long .service Men win he Sent Back to
China From Gibraltar.

WASHINGTON. July Rear Admiral Watson
arrived at Malta to-dav on the flagship Balti-
more. The training ship Buffalo. which was to
meet theN Baltimore AZ Malta and to take
from her long-service men needed to
All out the crows OF warships In China
and the Philippines. left Malta several
days ago, missing the flagship The Baltimore
will be met at Glbra'er by the supply ship
Sclndia which will take the Baltimore's long
service men back TO the Asiatic station.
The Scndia arrived to-day at Cardiff Wales,
where she il loading with coal for the American
squadron at Tak' The chartered steamer
Aoara from Norfolk arrived to-day atManla
with $500 tons OF coal for the American feet.
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Ih.,e Two Naval Vessel. Nay Go to China.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3,-Capt Charles A.
Clark Commandant OF the League Island Navy
Yard, received this morning orders to have the
watrr carrier Arethusa made ready. for service
with all possible speed Men have also been put
hurry repalrs and alterations II will require at
least two week 10 get the vessels ready for SER
vice II f. said that both will be sent TO China
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wa TING.PANG NOT TO SPEAK.
Chinese Minister Cancels His Engagement to
Deliver an Address at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July s.-Wu Ting-fang. the
Chinese Minister. has cancelled his engagement
70 deliver the principal address at the Fourth
Of July celebration at Independence Hall to.
morrow In his letter he says:
Circumstances over which / have no con-
troll have rendered II impossible for me 70 de-
pendence Hall In the city OF Philadelphia. |
feel therefore Obliged to recall my acceptance.
with regret. OF the invitation extended to me
for that purpose. | assure you | would
gladly come II could see my way. but apart
from the circumstances mentioned there are
other reasons which compel me TO adhere to
my decision"
The sun., 1900-07-04
ESCAPE or FOREIGNERS.

Spsetsl Cable Despoteh 10 THE Sun.

Spsetoi Cable Dsspateh TO THE SUN.
LONDON. July "A despatch TO the Gen.
trail News from Shanghai. Of to-day's date, says
Mr.. Jameson, the engineer of the Pekin syndt
cate. telegraphed from Ka-fang yesterday as
follows:
I'VE are retreating 10 Siang-Yan and thence
TO Hankow by the Han River. The party con-
slsts OF Messrs. Reid and Fisher. engineers. and
members Of the Canadian Presbyterian mis-
sion, fifteen persons altogether"
A despatch from Shanghai says Mrs Green
ing and the ladies connected with the Baptist
Zenana mission have arrived safely at Chefoo.
The Methodist Missionary Society received
yesterday a cabeeram from the Rev. Frederick
Brown at Chefoo. The despatch says that II Is
believe that the missionaries who were a Ten
Tsin are saved With regard to those at Pekin
there is doubt. News Is expected from there
daily.
The sun., 1900-07-04
spain Gives Up Her Pekin Legation.

speeial Caas Dsspdteh 10 THE SUN.
MADRID, July 3.-The Queen Regent has
signed sdecre- suppr ssing the permanent
Spanish Legation at Pekn. The spanish
!. r,n Japan will In future be accredited
also to China.
The sun., 1900-07-04
THE BROOKLYN AT NAGiSAkI.
Admiral Remey win Coal His ship There and
Go On to Taku.
.sr,eial Caos D,spdieh,s TO THE suN

Srtti1l Cdbt DfspdIehsfo THE Sun,
HoSG X KoSo, July 3-The United States cruis-
er Brooklyn. with Admiral Remey aboard. ar
rived at Nagasaki. Japan. to-day, After coal ng
sho will sail Immediately for Taku.
LONDON. July 3.-The first class cruiser Arco-
naut with es7 officers and men. sailed from
Sheer e-S this morning for China.
The sun., 1900-07-04

Avoid pol,e July An: srend day on !. I'D. Sound.
See adv. new s,eel str Chester W. Cha pin.-Aas
The sun., 1900-07-04

happy -r,,'i ipAti N and Q plea,ant memory are
borne OF q Hudson River Day Line lip-Ade
The sun., 1900-07-04

Half Rate Wa New YORK Central
to Cncinaau hcro NJ Of Baptist Young Peoples
tnioi OF America viii lie sold July lOth 10 3th In
elusive Call on any New \ ok SepuA AgenIcAae
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Oculists' 'ir'.criptions

for correcting sst. .mau ,n, ms Ia pr,sby op,a &C..
accurately gnund BY Spcncer's. Is Ma den Lane.
-Adr
The sun., 1900-07-04

SAFE Swift, Sump,uous" oily describe the steam
Srs Of the Hudson River Day Line.-AdG
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fotal sales oil stocRS were l,uJo,zD SHUT
5 New York Mining Stocks.
Breadstuffs and Provisions.

CHICAGo-Wheat was dull and
but later steadIed on export business,
December closing shade lower. Corn
closed 4s@Ac lower and oats unchaug-
ed; provisions at the close were az 86c
down. g
December wheat opened &c higher 10
Mc lower at 73lsc to 73Ac, striving TO
see Its way clear through conflicting
news n Liverpool decline on one hand
and bullish Argentine adriccs on the
other. Following the opening December
touched 73HG739sc. Thereafter how
ever. the market generally ignored the
word from the other side the equator
to the effect that storms had done se-
we're damage to the crop in the prov
inces of Santa Fe. A cablcgram an
nouncing that the preliminary Russian
crop shows the wheat crop to be the
best since 1890, was a depressing fac
tor, the recent large shipments from
the cars country seeming to bear out
the report. December gradually on a
narrow trade sagged to 72Ic. At this
point cash sales here were reported at
$4,000 bushels. and the seaboard claim
cd fo.ty-five loads for export. Shorts
covered and recovery ensued, De-
ccmber closing q shade under yester-
day at 7sK9ISlsc. Scabuard clenrances
In wheat and -four were equal to $685. S0
bushels. Primary receipts aggregated
$4,000 bushels, compared with $4,000
bushels last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 425 cars. against SI7
last week and 500 q year ago. Local
receipts were 13l cars. two Of contract
grade.
Freer country offerings. due largely
to the cooler weather, caused q recess
sion in the price of corn. Lower cables
were aminor factor. Offerings OF No
vember were very liberal md eleva-
tors were free sellers Of December and
May. December sold between 35ssc and
35kc; closed H@5sc down at 1854 @354sc;
receipts 325 cars.
Oats dull, trade Of q light local chnr-
acter. Prices steady: December sold
between 21IG22c and 21H@21Ic. and
closed unchanged ut 215sc; receipts 1oI
cars.
Provisions quiet. The market started
234ss95c higher on light hog receipts and
prices at the yards. but eased off later
with wheat and liberal offerings Of lard.
Trade was principally local and bare Of
! feature.
January pork sold between 81 22h
and s11 Is. and closed &c lower at
81 IL. January lard between Sc 72E and
Sc 65. closing 2EG5c down at Sc 65, and
January ribs between Sc 90 and 81 921.
| with the close SC depressed =. Sc IS.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat. IS cars: corn, 240 cars; oats,
120 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures rangec us Follows:
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from the government.

Secretary Hitchcock will probably re-
main in the cabinet for portion Of the
next term at least. He hns business
interests that are neglected by his resi-
dence here, and he might not care to
continue this state Of affairs inde1-
nitely.
The general belief in oil directions
is that Secretary Wilson will hold his
present place by the wish Of the Presi-
dent. That he Is fitted for. the place
and has satisfactorily performed his
duties Is universally admitted. The
President has often expressed his great
pleasure over the management of af-
fairs In the Department of Agriculture.
Secretary Wilson, Secretary Gage
and Secretary Long are the only mem
bers Of the cabinet who were indicted
into office at the beginning of the nd-
ministratlon Of President Mckinley.
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NEW YORK-The market shows no
development Of Importance and buyers
are waiting until conditions are some
what more settled. Although sellers are
confident In an increased business In
the near future. they are exertlng them
selves to force business There are
very few buyers In town and jobbing rs
well as wholesale trade shows no In
crease OF moment.
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Open. Hlsh. Low. Close.
Articles.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull.
Wheat-No. 3. 67@7sc: No. rcd 72&@
75Ec.
Corn-No. Q, Ss1kc: No. yellow sSisc.
Oats-No. 2. 29622Ac; No. Q white &c;
No. 3 white 23:E927c.
Maltlng-Fnir to choice A5154c.
Flaxseed-No. /. 81 76; No. / north
western 81 rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 1014 20.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 90.
Lard--Per 100 lbs, 81 00@7 O7iI.
Short Ribs-Sides (loose) Sc 50IG 50.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxetD 63GHc.
Short clear sides (boxed) Sc G0G6 70.
Whisky-Basis of high wines 81 q.
Clovcr-Contract grade. $40 90.
duIries, 12HG1Sc.
Cheesc-Dull at 1oG11hc.
Eggs-Stcady; fresh. Zoe.
NEW YORK-Flour. receipts 1861
barrels; exports 11.467 barrels: market
dull and tending lower: business scarce
because OF IL drop In wheat.
Wheat. receipts 155.5s0 bushels: cx-
ports 55,727 bushels: spot market easy:
No. red roc (. .. b. nloat; options
opened firm: closed easy at &c net de-
cline; close: March, SIC; May, Slssc;
December, 7s;sc.
Corn. receipts 100000 bushels; OK.
ports 14l.226 bushels; spot market easy;
No. 2, 4bhc elevator; options opened
steady: closed ensy at A@Hc net low
or: close: May, 42Mc: December, exc.
Oats. receipts 24O.s0o bushels; exports
50,06i bushcls; No. 2, 25Mc; spot market
dull: options dull.
Hops and leather steady, EIny and
hides quiet. Beef steady. Lard easy.
Pork. tlilow. cottorsecd oil, rice and
molasscs steady. Rosin and turpcntlnc
quiet.
Coffee, futures opened steady at de-
cline OF SOLO points; closed barely
steady, at 10 to II points lower: sales,
Ss,750 bags: spot Rio easy: No. I invoice
S7SG: mild quiet: Cordova 9&Rl3Ac.
Sugar. raw barely steady: fair reiin-
Ing $40: Centrifugal, 96 test, 4Nc; mo-
lnsscs sugar SHsc; refined easy.
BALTIMoRE-Flour firm: receipts
$1,000 barrels; exports 1907 barrels.
Wheat weak: spot and the month 7lA1
7lhc; December 72Es472Sc: receipts
ii.96l bushels. Corn weak: mixed spot,
old. 43i,ai3Ac: receipts 152,166 bushels;
exports l2.sa7 bushels. Oats firm; No. 2
white 27D271ic; receipts 32,3iJ bushels:
exports none. Hny dull. Butter and
eggs firm. Cheese steady.
CONGRATULATIONS steady. Wheat
quiet: No, . red 7Gc. Corn dull: No. .
mixed 3Thc. Oats firm; No.. 2 mixed
2f1aQ26c. Rye dull; No. 2, 65c. Lard
quiet Mt SO SIX. Bulltmoats quiet Mt
SO So. Bacon stcady Mt SO 'iaH., Whisky
steady at 81 81. Sugar steady.
ToLEDo-Whcat dull and weak:
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Metals.

NEW YORK-There was little or
nothing doing on the metal exchange
and the price movement at most was OF
a nominal order. Cables and news
from primary domestic points lacked
feature Of incentive Importance. AT
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants quiet at 80 00@10 90; lake
copper quiet at SIC I59l7 20: TIN dull
and nominal at :2S 90. Lead quiet at
81 Sl7a. Speltcr quiet at 81 1904 Is.
Brokers price for lead 81 co.: copper,
SIG 1876 S7k. ts -
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....FOR RENT....

Desirable residence ut Elm Grove, all
modern conveniences Of gas. electric
a. busch property.
no. l,S Seventeenth street. rooms-S5.
No. S5T Chapl!nc street, ? rooms-Sa
No. 81 Sixteenth street, ccllar-sl0,
No. llo Virginia strcct-sl0.
BlackSmlth shop on Market street, north
or Twcnty-fourth street.
Building on alley In rear of Gcrmnnin
Haif Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR SALE,
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street
Two aiS-roomed houses, Nloundsvillc. w
Va. -, '''''
Cheapest lot In Bolvcdcrc addition: lays
well; fronts on two streets and on alley
No. Is and No. 50 South York street, q bar.
gain for 30 days. :,
NO. llS Charles street,
No. Il Maryland street.
No. 2S Fifth street. Va
Ground 70 feet square on Eighteenth 81.
S,roomed house on Main street
NO. 81 Sixteenth street. store room,
~ rooms and cellar will he sold cheap 1,
sold In the next 20 days. i
STORE room and nvc rooms, brick build.
IN, good location. with an old cs.
tablished trade. -. " =
Lot on South Front st-cet.
No. % Mnin street.
No. H3 Main street.
No. GO North Front street.
no. 81 sixteenth atrcet, store room and u
rooms. -. =
m
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NEW YORK-TVool dull.
Working Night and d.

The busiest and mightlest little thing
that ever was made Is Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill Is sugar coated
Globulc OF health. that changes weak
ness into strength. listcssness into en-
crgv, brain-fag Into mental power.
They're wonderful In building UP tho
health. Only rs cents per box. Sold by
Logan Drug Co,
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cash and November 76Ac. Corn fairly
active and weaker; cash and November
37H.c. Oats dull and unchanged; cash
and November 22Ac; December, 23Ac.
Rye, 53Hc. Cloyerseed dull; cash, 1899
prime Sc 90 .fs 81. fIfls#' ri y ~
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CABINET. CHANGES ..I );
Gossip as to Those Likely to Retire
Before Inauguration Day.
some PRESENT MEMBERS

MAY be Asked to Serve a Longer
Term-ariggs Cannot Afford TO
misunderstanding Long Tired Of
Official Life-Elihu Root One Of
the Presidents Chief Advisers.
Secretary hay Not Likely to Re-
main.
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s CHICAGo--Cattle, receipts $500
head; market generally 10c higher, and
strong and active; natives, best on sale
to-day, one carload mt IS 95; good to
prime steers Sc 5o@s 90; COWS, s27OI
$40; heifers. 81 So@4 70; bulls, 50 400
50; calves. 81 25@G 90. Hogs, receipts
to-day, $4,000 head: tomorrow, 81, 0oc
head, estimated; left over 5000 head:
market opened SO higher: Closed easier;
top, Sc 90: mixed and butchers 81 65I
6 70; bulk Of sales "a 7Th@I4 30. Sheep
receipts 1900 head; sheep strong:
lambs slow to 1oc lower: good to choice
wethers 81 0oG4 80: native lambs
81 b0(DJ so, } : Z x, ~
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OIL C1TY-Credlt balances 81 10: GER
tiiicates. no bids; shipments, 9l,245 bar
rels: average, I l09,912 barrels: runs,
os.S52 barrels; average, S7,223 barrels.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINas:
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

.1.--I7 =
The first, meeting of tho stockholders OF
the Bellaire. Benwood md 3 Wheeling
Bridge Company. to elect q board Of di.
other business that may lawfully be done
by the stockholders In a general meeting.
has been dKed by the cofporatorsI OF the
Bellaire. Benwood and Wheeling Bridge
Company tor Tuesday. November 20, 1900.
at o'clock P. m... al the Office OF William
H. Hearne, No. 1915 Market street, In tho
city Of Wheeling, West Virginia.
z. In witness whereof. tho said curporators
have hereunto set their hands this LIST
day OF November A. b. 100.
c. ROSSER.
W. c. JUTTE
j. H. McCRADY.
r. NJ. GILJELAND,
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