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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

Sas i'm rDmiI6en Sill bur6gebilbete
Wert itebt 10, oab bic SauptIelte gegen
bic GuitpoloitraBe gerl6tet lit, nab
ren0 bic teioen 9runnen in Der Ri9=
tung Der S60ntbalanlugen a~ngeoronet
purben uno bic Riidieite nit Der
WiOmungstafel CUR Weibenburger
Strube berabItebt. 3pei 2reppenan>
lagen fiibren gu ben 8runnen binauf.
Sine pobIgetroffene Marmorbiits 9O>
mig 2uopigs l front ben nit 2orbeer
per5ierten SermenpfeiIer. Rs9ts unb
lints in ben Sld9en bes Sauptbuues
iteben bic alegprti6en 6iguren Der
8aparia uno Siitoria, tpGbrenb bic
8ilOperte Der S9mulieiten ben Obitz
bau unb bic MainI9ifffabrt, ben
Sanoel unb bic SpeHartiugb perIinnz
bilbliten. Sn bic pberen 9eden
FRONT bds Wafer aus 5tpei antiteu
Masten, unb ie spei ipeitere Wufers
ipeier, bur9 SaubfrOia unO GiOedie,
9rote unb S6ilotr0ts bargeftelt, leis
ten bdFeGbe in bic balbtreisf0rmisen
8afins bes llnterbaues. lleber bieiem
rehtedigen 8autorper erbeben Ii6 bier
pompeianiI6e Sdulen, bic 9ebdlt uno
Dad tragen unO susIei6 ben pertisften
S%intererunb fir bic a0nigsbiiIte Bill
ben. 9us 9ebGlt um5iebt elm nit ans
titen SeItons geihmiidter Sries. 0ds
Dad, aus 9OIoglGns,nben Metalplats
ten 6ergeItent, trDnen 5ipei 20pent0pfe.
Gu erbebt fi6 Der Monumentalbruns
men uls fiinitlerif9er 4bI6luB Der
neisn Strabe, trelte ioipobl our6 i6re
0ffentlifen, nie pripaten 9duten
3euanib ableat BON benz frGftigen duff
ftrsbsu Der Stabt.
pra9tpoG 1T aI9affenburgs lint
ssbung. 3rpei tDnisIi9e parts, bic
glei9 an bas S6OntbaI Ii3 anI6lies
bsnbe .SaIdnerie" unb Der jenIeit bes
Wain ii9 bin5iebenoe .S90nbuI6"
iteben an erIter Stele. Dem dber bic
SpuStergdnse in ben QnGasen ni6t ses
niisen, tper SDben sriteisen min in uns
mitteIbarsr RGbe Der Stabt uno Gus.
i9t senieben iiber ie urb ibre hinge
bung, Der tritt aus Der 5aIaneris
beraus bsim @eissr'i6en SelIenteler
Sum lebten Sieb", unb beItetet bic
Selientan3el oes 9ottelsber9es. Die
BON 9aumanlagen bur63ogene Stabt
nit llmsebung Iiest bier pie auf elmer
arobsn 3ei9nung Dor ibm. Der
Wain, Der emit feline gsrabe Ri6tuna
BEL RiItbsim aufgub, nm ban SUB Der
neu9e9riinoeten Stdbt 4I6affenburo
au neben, finbet bic SortieBung bieIsr
Ri9tung erIt pieoer unteu am y9uten
Mann" unb bilbet 10 Die Gorm elmer
9brd, gu peItsr bic beioen gerablini.
Gen 9uf6dGleen aIs Saiten uufaes
Ipunnt erI6eiuen. Oosr man tpdn6eri
h;nauf oura BE 2~ubtpiasulee All rem
i'm S4psiSsr Still er6au.sn ma.crt.
fden 8ii9elbergbaus, bas ni6t nur
herrlite llmIi6t, Tonbern aud ferm
lusTdt Bis gu ben S6btn Oss Saunus
bistet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

Spfer Der Sruntiudt %setporbsn Iein
unb in Gpburg bieb es. baB sr ieoe
Ra9t betpuBtIos be5edt in iein 8ett
eeI9leppt porben iei. Der @erftor6ene
mar als S~tpeiter Sobn Der 8Onigin8ics
tOria bon England am 6, Quguit 1874
in Wtnofor Cattle seboren unb fOlste
ieinem tinberIos 9eItorbenen Sbeim
@rnit II. am %. Iusuft 1893 auf ben
Sbrun. Sein Na6fplser 1T Der nod
minberiGbrise Ser5og 2eppOlb Carl
Gbuarb BON 4lbunb unb Bis gu befen
@rObidbristeit pirb Iein @ormuno,
Der Grbprina bon Spbenlpbe : 2angenz
burg, bic &esisrung iiber bus Ser5osz
tbum Sa4isn : GOburg unb 9Otba
fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
1a6taang.
. Upn Guftop aaIie.

~" 50
Mo bic ountlsn Wdlber liegen.
Mo he Wipfel ernft unb f6tper
1Bie i'm Sraum fi9 leiIe tuiesen,
&ommt's pie MGrdenloduns Der.
Do bic ItiIsn Selber ftrsden
Gid ms buntle 2ano bindus,
BD bic pilben R~oIenbeden
Sbrs 9iifte itrOmen aus,
$50 bic Na6t auf tpetdsn SaBen
@unbelt am umbuf6tsH 6luB,
gefb Elm Btnten, peld Elm 9rlBer,
limb i'd fOlse. neil i'd muB.
8, bic 5tile in ben @eiten!
&num Elm Sauh, Der mid beriibrt,
limb mir lift, ala Oh mein Sdreiten
uufhtbur Elm @ngel fibrt.
Nus i9 Says empfdn6 unb badte,
Was iebt fpie elm S6duer sebt
9ur9 bic Seele, fpunbelt fa9ts
Sieie Stunbe gum 9ebet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Cine feadte Gde.

qm 1. Suli lpurOe in DRESDEN bic
Seuti9e DEMONSTRATING erOffnet, bic
in iieben 4btbeilunsen SrfdIt unb me-
mentli9 cine srobe Rei6baltigteit an
3ei9Runeen uno Mobelen dufpeiit.
Dem 8ei9auer ipirb bic 8uuipeiie BON
S9ulen, GaierneR. 9eri9tssebGuoen,
9efdnsniFen, 8riiden, 9~abnbDfen,
Grtessi9iffen pur9 Bib poer Mobea
borgefiibrt. @u9 1T Elm pol~ ItGnOiges
MuIterbauerngeb0ft erri6tst porOen.
Sin Der DEMONSTRATING dn9efig.es
@er9uiigungsed forgt in ausgiebigiter
@eiie fir bic Grquidung uno Inter
baltung Der 8eiuder. 0ufelbe Sers
fdlt in spei peri9iebene abtbetluns
gen: eipe itilpols germaniid=rDmii6e
a~niRbeluns unb cine anaabl iogen.
rmOOerner" Ober beEer seiast pbuntus
~iiesebdube NIT pielen bunten 5drben
unb gum Sbeil re9t eigenarttgen Sors
men. leberragt nirb bieIe bunte
Stabt, in oeren Strdbe namentli9
pdbrenb Der Qbenbitunben Elm iebr
Iebbuftes Sreiben berri9t. bon benz 65
Meter bOben Rei4stburm, sinem in
Deib unb Sob eebaltenen 8du nit
SerraHen, Der in cine bel etnbre9enber
SuHtelbeit bur9 elettrif9es 9i9t ers
Ieuhtete rieiige aaiiertrpne auslGuft
unb an ben 4uBenieiten nit benz Bible
mG9tiser @tdsnitGmme gef9miidt 1T,
in beren 3peisen bic bunten Wdppen
Der einaelnen Stddten oes OeutI9en
9ei9s bdngen. Dor BEN bObe unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
@ o m peiauum M.

Der SeitenflG9sn i'm S9lOBbofe. Sn
ben Dinteln erbeben ii9 pra4tise Grs
tertbiirmden ais 9prbduten fir bic
bier Wenbeltreppsn nit tleinen Sup
pelbG9ern. Der dubere S9mud Der
ein5elnen 9eI9uFe 1T in 8untianbs
itein uussefiibrt unb glei6t benz Der
aubsnIeiten bes S6lofes, mo ii9 an
ben bier @den mdatig berportretenb
bic bier gepaltigen Sbiirme erbeben.
Auabratii9 in ibrem 9runoriHe ftets
gen lie in a9t Stodperten empor bis
our freien, bon prG9tisen Masten sez
trugsnen, rings iid berum5iebenoen
@alerie. @s folgt eine a4tedise 9ers
iiiHgung, unb nit sinsm 9ef9peiften
&uppelba9e uno elmer 2aterns oariiber
enbigt ieber Sburm ir elmer S0be BON
200 SUB. 9ur9 ben berrlifen
S9lobgarten fiibrt elm Weg gum
pOmpeianum. Gin5is in ieiner Irt
prangt bieIes fir &0nig 2ubpig l in
aItr0mii6sn 6ormen erbaute 9aus
ouf elmer Serruhe ii6er benz Maine,
unb alidbrIi9 beIuden SuuienOe
bteie prisiuelen Rdume, tpelde Der in
pOmpeii aus~gegrabenen Casa del
Questore" na9sebilOet iinO uno bic
susIei9 cine llmgebuns baben, pelds
lsbbdft an Stalien erinnert. Wtit
pinien, Gpprefen, Gebern, 5eigen unb
Rebengepinben lit bds dltrOmii9e
@Obnbaus umftiebst. DIE Stabt bat
ibrem D%obltbGter 2ubpig einen
pra6toollen Observation-Disclosures err
ri4tet unb lire f4Onite StraBe na9
benz Yrinsregenten 2uttpOlb benannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

Die bzS 6mieoe.
ftobenen S6perte ni9t. Die arpie
Der 9ermunenbautea biIbet Elm altserz
maniIfsr a0nissbau. Sn benz peiten,
ballenartigen S6nigsiaal nit benz
mG9tisen @emilbe zines altbeutIden
@oelbpSs an Der 9intertpuno I4tpinst
bic iunge Welt bds Sun5bein. Bon
Der offensn Serra6e DOR Der S0nisss
bale erblidt man anitoBenb Elm rOmis
i9esSbor nit Spei Wu9ttbiirmen uno
auf benz PlaB Elm Wa9t3elt. 0riiben
auf Der anberen Seite aber liegt Der
maIeriIts unb impoIants 9au zines
ebemalisen r0mii9en Gaitels, no Elm
p~ornebmer unb geoisgener DeinI3ant
i'm rOmii9en 9eI4mad etublirt lit; bic
9%eOienuns erfoIst Our4 ~ r0miide
St%laOinnen, bas dppetitIi6e unb reids
baltise Buffet srbebt ii9 auf Der
Gitrabe i'm Sofe Der Rotunbe. Dor
Gem Gaiteq auf benz rpeiten YldB finz
ben o 3eit gu 3eit unter lautem Sc
tOie uRb @ei9rei sermaniT9e unb rOs
mii9e WaffenipieIe itatt. Our9 bic
fi9 bort nm meiitsn ituuenbe 8eiuders
menge in moberner aleibung brGnsen
fi9 6ineif6e palantintrdger nit
eiRsm PaFueier oOer ms6reten. sermds
ni19e Siinenseitalten unb romtide
Sotoaten. 0us gauge bunte Sreibsn
i'm 9ergniisun9sed gepGbrt einen rstt
o~n5iebenben Qnblid, namentli9 mad
Gintritt Der 9untelbeit i'm 9tdnSe Der
iiberal uufleu9tsnoeu eIsttriIden2i9ts
torper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

Werlssuis Der RefiOen3 bon benz @ibe
bes- @r5itiftes INNER mebr Sitte
tpurbe, 70 iOute ai9uffenburs fit
MainS bas fperben, mas Bonn fir
ROln, mas &oblens fir Srier seipors
ben. limb 10 faBte Sobunnes S9fptis
tarb bon 8ronberg ben plan our
4uffiihrund bes ftolaen S6loBbaues.
Der in ben Sabren 1905 Bis 1914 ers
itanb unb ni9t nur our i90nItsn
S3isrbe Der Stabt sGblt, fonbern aud
cine perle bes Srdntenlanbes lit.
3ierlt4e @iebeI griiBen bon Der Mitte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
GnaIinber nnb bentIder THrlt.

Iuf fsinem S9lpB aOfendn III
prin5 Mlfreb Grnit gilbert BON @roBs
8ritannien unb SerSos BON Sa9fen<
gobursz@Ot einem !Serof9lus erle4
gen. Der SerSfdIug, Der ibn binfpegs
raffte, erfpurte benz 9er5os einen quals
boIlen unb lansIamen Sob. benn erft
fiirsli6 tonFatirten in Wien CUR Con.
fuItation berufene S%pe5iulGr3te. bdB
Elm 3rebsseI9piir bic 3unse oes prins
ssn ansegriffen bate. 4uberbem lit
er felt Sabren an @ptlspIie. Sbpobl
sr isIbit feinsn 3uItdnb nidt tannte.
puBte feline GamiIie ldn9it, baB sr benz
Sobe entsesen fiedts. SrOb bss
Spri9fports DE mortuis nil nisi
bene~ IGBt fi9 bon Dem tObten 6irItsn
nidt OisI Suites fusen. gr iOa elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23


luftise S9dntrGume entbaltenben
Sburm eritredt ii9 elm See, unb bins
ter ibm reiben iia bic peri9ieOenen
Bier unb Weini9dntsn an, bereu
fpeiblide 8ebienuns in bunter @eipan=
bung nit benz Gburacter Der betreffenz
ben @rbolungsitGtten barmonirt. Sic
ftelIen SnbuItrie unb 8ergbuu, Sanbel
unb S9ifffabrt, golonie unb 2anbs
pirtbi9aft bar. Sn benz @ebGube Der
@olonien 1T 3. Q. a1es 9ineiii6, i'm
SnOuitrietempel basegen berrIdt Der
!Sumor Dor, ~penisItens in benz Wunoz
iamud, unb ieS9ifffabrtsbale, alss
eeitattet als GorallenniI6e, lit an Der
&uBenfeite bur9 einen md9tigen, nit
Der 6isur elmer Srau persierten
S9iffsf9nubel tenntli9. Sm Geituus
rant 9er9pert trusen bic &sGlnerinnsn
8ersmdnnsuniform, in Der Golonies
bale 9ineiii6e 9eipGnber unb 70 fort,
Der refine Commencement, elm buntes
GOitiimfeft fir bic 8elt Der Bier unb
Wsin6eben BON beute. 4bgeI9loFen
pirb bieIe %gtbtbeilung bur9 sinen
rOmiI9en Sbprpda, ipo nan aud Sez
den unO i9mauien fam. !Sinter ibm
liegt bic sermdnii9>r6mif6e 2lnIiebes
lung. !9ier gibt es germaniT6e unb
rDmiI6e 5isuren unb GOitiime, 9eco>
rationen uno 8auten, unter unberem
eineS iegfriebsS 6mieOe unb SunOins=
Siitte. Sn Iebterer feblt aud Der sriis
nenbe Saumitamm nit benz bineinge=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Gui BEN gcibo.

8ei ben militdriI6en Sperationsn
Der gGiirten sesen China lit Der geibos
flub BON GROCER @i4tisteit. Der Peibr
entiprinst an Der @renSe Der Mongo.
lei, ssbt breimal bur9 bic 9roBt
Mauer unb flisBt Iiib0itIt9 in elmer
gntfernuns bon IL Meilen an petin9
boriiber. 8ei Sisutiin nimmt er ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Gin Wonnmental. YruHHeri.

&diTer Wilbelm III. bat Stambuf eli
men prd6tpoIlen Monumental : 8runs
men gum 9ef9ent semadt. Der 9runs
men bat bic 9eItalt zines &dteds; aus
einem R%eIerboir i'm Snuern bes 8runz
nenbdufes fliebt bas Wafer na9 ben
SGbnen ab, bic an ben auBenpGnben
dngebra4t finb. Die pSontdne" bat
nit ben 8runnenbduten 4ebnli6teit,
bic in ben 8orb0fen Der MpIfeen ites
ben, unb bersn DaFer nur gu ben i'm
SsIam pOrseIdriebsnen SubpaI6uns
gen bient. Ser 8au ftnbet baber Ieir
8Orbtlb fogdr in unmittelbarer RGbe
feines Sutiinftisen Stdnbortes, nGms
lid i'm Sarem Der MOi9ee Sultan
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

-Fre6. 8tdfin: nDie, Narie,
BEN Salon nennsn sic reing" = Stu'
6enmGo6sn: n9nGbige 5rau, benz Rsi'
men 1T aaes reinll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

BON Htrbpsiten Iomnenoen 86en6o
uno bon Giben bsr ben Sunbo uno
Sutunbo nit oem in leBteren einmiins
bsnocn 8uiiertunuI uuf. Mn Zen peihos
ilub 9rsH5sn bic suropGii9en Settlez
msnts BON Sientiiu. Del nur bis Sienz
tin fir Gee 0idunteH fdbrbare 6lub
1T ihmuI. uber un0smein belsbt BON
9i6untsn uno tleiuen Oampfern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Ser Drummer.

49mebs, fpelfe i'm Siiben ben Sipppz
b%romsplab b%egrenst. Der Drummer
pirb auf benz alien G~irtusplaB, benz
Itmeibdn. gu StambuI aufseTelt.
Dieter Plab liegt gang in Der RGbe Der
&siu : Sopia unb pirb tpesen Der be-
riibmtsn 0sntmdler, bic er entbGlt,
bon ;ebem SouriIten befuht. Sn Der
Mitte bes emit ettpa 14O0 SUB langen
S%ippobroms erbebt ii6 Der nod beute
treffli4 erbaltens espptiife Sbelist,
ben Sbeoooius Der 9roBe bier aufitelz
len lieb; fiibli9 bapon befinbet Ii6 bic
beriibmte S9langenfduIe, bds9eI9ent
Der Sieser bon platGG an ben belpbi=
f9en 9lpuQo unb nod fpeiter Iiiblid, in
Der Rdbe bes Sanitidarenmuieums,
bic ~Io9endnnte rgemauerts SGule~, elm
lleberbleibfel aus benz anfang bes
sebnten Sabrbunberts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
9 4toB o I.

Neubau aIs ReiibenS auffi6rsn, Der
dbsr ben Stiirmsn oes S9mdltalbsner
8rieaes gum Opfer fiel. Do iebo9 bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Gin outer 9ruber.

Serr: rSimmeIOOnnerpetter bas
efpiae &inoergebsul, nidt einmdl nit
Ru6' lam mar feline 3situng leien!!"
gu6: .@sbsn sic mir 5ehn 9fens
Mig, bann bau' i'd Inn cine 'nauf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

-Unter 9uteu 6rsunoen.
nWarum benn 10 trdurig beute?'
nWfein alter @rbontel ltegt i'm Sterz
BEN" IRA, Dor NAL, tdnnit 0u Did
aber perItellen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

9racttf9e pbtGoTos
pbie. rBarum ipa i'd eisentli9 bic.
aIte @ittpe nidt beiratben9 Dap lid
reid lift, lift msin Slid, unb bab I'D
bid unb Iabm if, bus 1T ibr ps4!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

@d lam Der SerbIt ins 2ano bsrein
limb bic Man0Oer fielen Orein,
Die 2ieutenants einquartieren $50.
9us Srdrdein auf Der WitIe itano
limb BEL ibr, i6pefelnb, Der lieutenant
Qbd! Ra ia -
Den beiosn lit gebolfen!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-20
o,ai sales OF stocks were GIG, 200 shares.
Breadstuffs and Provisions.

CHICAGO-Wheat closed q shade
higher to-day under the influences Of
higher cables and light Argentine ship
ments. Corn closed &c. and oats bc
Improved. Provisions closed 7AGl0c to
17k@2oc higher.
At the outset and during most Of the
forenoon the paramount issue In wheat
was to be found In the Argentine ship
ments 100000 bushels. compared with
$4,000 bushels the week previous. and
the resultant advance at Liverpool In
the face of n decline here yesterday,
December opened &c higher Mt 74hc to
74NG74.Gc, but this advance was sutli-
cient TO set scalphrs after profits and
a drop to 74HG74%c followed. Offer
lugs were well taken by shorts. how
ever, and rally to 74ssc ensued. This
bulge was poorly supported and the
large receipts. caused further dcspon-
dcncy under which December slumped
to 7iM674Hc. Here the market again
steadIed and reacted to 743sc, at which
II closed n shade over yesterday. The
cash trade was reported dull. Sea-
board clcarances In wheat and flour
were equal to 1sl 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1.072.Oo0 bushels. compar-
ed with e7S.000 bushels last year. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 657 cars.
against 50& last week and 4io yenr
ago. Local receipts were PSI cars. seven
OF contract grade.
Corn ruled easy for October. but firm
for deferred futures. Trade was fairly
active early. with some excitement
In the October deal, but later trnde was
very dull. The market derived Its
strength from the renewal of the heavy
cash trade begun yesterday. Export
sales here were put at 100000 bushels.
That these sales. yesterdays and to.
days, were made Is said to be due TO
easier ocean freiEhts and reduction In
price by leading bull said to be H.
quidating. Country offerings we're small
and local receipts ISL cars. october
touched 3ec early. but rallied and closed
n.c lower at S9kc. December sold be-
tween SIC and 35isc. closing &c higher
ut 95Ac.
Hardly anything was done In onts.
The range was barely Nc and the busi-
ness entirely preferential. The cash
trudc was also slow: receipts were 2lt
cars, December sold between alTsc and
&c. closing hc up Mt &c.
Provisions were fairly active and
showed n firm undertone. Hog receipts
were light and the trade looked as II
some slonG lines recently depleted were
bling rclnsta;ed. January pork sold
between 81 27ii and 81 i?A and closed
l7ts1?0c higher at Silio. January
lard between Sc b7h and So 6S, closing
iUc up and January ribs between s. %
and SC Ood6 02H. with the close i4Tloc
improved at Sc oed6 0!'s-
Estimated receipts tomorrow;
Wheat. go cn=s: corn. 700 cars; oats.
800 cars: hogs, l6,Cei head.
Cash quotations WIRE as follows:
Flour iull and easy.
whcn,-So. :, eSNGT3isc; No. I. red
corn-No, :, :sR0splc; No, yellow
S9TaaiIc.
.5c; No, ) white s9G:tnc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-20

UNION STOCK YARDS

I'D 800 Wheeling, OCTOBER ~.
Following were the quotations that
ruled to-day:
Cattle, extra, / 1000 to 1900. 81 5oS4 60;
good. 900 to 1000, 81 25Gi 40: 500 to sVo,
50 5od4 90; 700 to 500, 50 0o93 SO; bulls.
81 5oa3 50: COWS. 81 00G3 90.
Hogs-Extra. 81 1904 IS: good, ~ 500
Is; common. 81 60I4 10.
Sheep-Extra, So 0083 80; good, y W
@3 00.
Lambs, 81 Oo95 %.
Fresh cows, 500 OO94o 90 per head.
CH1CAGo-Cattle. receipts 1000
head; market generally steady to shaae
higher: natives. best on sale to-duy, one
carload ut S. G5: good 10 prime steers
IS 40I5 SIS; selected feeders steady at
81 1894 IS; mixed stockers slow at
81 1893 IS; cows steady at - .Sgi 70;
heifers, Sc 1904 60: bulls slow at ~ 5000
4 So: calves, 81 00T6 %. Hogs. receipts
to-day, $1,000 head: tomorrow. lTeoo
head; left over, $500 head: market av-
eraged shade higher: top price
81 s1t; mixed and butchers - 3C9
4 S7is; good TO choice heavy 81 5o9
4 Sah: bulk OF sales 81 60G4 rs. Sheep.
receipts 1000 head: shaep slow to- !ec
lower; lambs steady: good TO choice
wethers s. 1894 10: native lambs 81 ESQ
5 10.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady: cx-
ira, S56OG5s5: common, 50 25q3 %.
Hogs lower: prime mediums 81 9oHa W:
heavy Workers 81 90G4 IS; pigs. 81 CoD
4 Is. Sheep steady: choice wethers
81 16di %; choice lambs So 6Og5 ~.
Veal calves Sc 5o9725.
CINCINNATI : Hogs steady at
So 5TiGI3 S7L,
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Wool.

BosToN-The Commercial Bulletin
Tomorrow will say OF the wool market:
The week has been the most active IN
wool rales for some tins. The turning
point hns been reached and steady,
healthy trade is looked for. Prices are
low, but are believed to be on the cot
ton. London advices are firm IN tone.
Bids of &c clean. landed. for 6+c quail
ity from this side have been turned
down. French markets are iirmer on
tops The /, sales for the week were
s.2isooo pounds domestic and $500
pounds foreign, 4 total OF S,ous.ouV ior r
this week. against total OF 2,SiS.0C0
pounds last week and n total of 7,sil;;-
900 pounds for the corresponding week
last year. The receipts to date show \
decrease Of 2iS.o39 bales domestic; an
increase Of $500 bales foreign, against
last year. The sales TO date show =
decrease OF 96,tS7,700 pounds domestic,
and 27,eOo.S0 pounds foreign.
NEW YoRK-Wool dull.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-Although there was q
sharp reaction In tin in London, show
ing a rise OF about e., II failed TO ma
terlally affect the local situation mas
much as selling pressure still domino
ted. The close here, however. was iifm
but quiet at So 75Q?S 90. Pig iron,
warrants were very dull and unchanged
at 80 5ealo 90. Lake copper was :,
shade firmcr in London, but was dnI'
and unchanged here at SIG Ibql w.
Lead and spelter both were dun nj
81 SIS and 81 1904 Ii. respectively. the
tin plate market was quiet. The pTo-
kers' price for lead was 81 90 anu 10Y
conner SIG S1;l
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NEW YoRK-.Thcre has been nothing
new OF any Importance in the market
for cotton goods to-day. The demand
has been or an ordinary character Tor
all descriptions OF staple lines. with a
con,ihued fair demand for spring Spc'
clalties in both printed and woven pat
termed goods. Regular prints and GIN
CHAINS are flrm but quiet. Print CLOTHS
are firui. but sell slowly. Linens are In
fair request, Market firm. with sc:
vancii.g tendency. DuriapS very scarce
and higher by NC in facS OF quiet bust
nksS
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tioniroom where after asking him 10 be
seated, she installed herself In tho
depths OF an easy chair, ut the same
time, prating with the delightful VOLT
billty peculiar to those OF advanced
years who still guard within their
hearts that lustre of youth. ,sg
III you are anxious to see Genevicve,
Monsieur, she is now at NJ. Nanteiuls.
What aworthy man he is, monsieur,
how generously he rewards my little
granddaughter for the lessons she gives
the children. All! how fortunate It was
that She met such a family! For-I may
as well tell you, monsieur, when Gene
We've was engaged us governess at NJ.
Nanteiul's, we were In very serious
straits; had been quite III. and to give
me the necessary attention my poor
child exhausted her every resource. It
Is on my account. monsieur. that the
darling works 30 hard. When we left
the south, having sold our worthless es-
tate. which had been devastated by the
phylloxera, Gencvieve determined to
earn both her. bread and mine! But
It Is my one prayer that her unsellsh
devotion to her grandmother will bring
her happiness. Do you believe It will
monsieur"
Robert had listened, greatly touched
by his companions disclosures.
He now understood Genevieve's mys-
tcrious silence and the white lie by
which her flllal sollcitude will spare her
grandmother the supreme humiliation
OF knowing that she. an d'Espagnac,
was model" ,t;''iit
He then arose to take his leave, muir
murlns as he bowed himself out:
II do Indeed believe, madam. that
Mile. Genevleve deserves to be happy,
and she shall be made So s
VI.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
young girl found q note, In the studio
urging her to await the artists return,
she was beginning to wonder ct his
prolonged absence, when Robert enter
ed. N ss
Pray pardon me for my tardy APP
pearance, Mile. Genevleve." ne archly
began, that I was detained In the So
clety OF Mime. d'Es pagnac, converslng
with her about the. charming Nanteuil
children and their more than charming
governess.' Il IL
Genevleve blushed deeply. and join
lng her hands with gesture OF fright,
exclaimed.
"Ah, you have seen grandma, NJ.
Robert! But you did not tell her the
truth p SIS
He approached her. taking the little
trembling hands within his own, and
softly answered:
~ told her nothing. 1t was grandma
who did all the talking. And, while
she was speaking l thought how good
II would be to be loved by the dear, de-
voted heart Of this same Genevieve,
who Is so anxious to fee from me, and
that should be. so happy to keep her
forever with ms. An, II she would but
consent to be my wife! Tell me, my
dearest one. will your"
The young girl tried In vain to speak.
but faltered at the thoughts Of the
great happiness that had come into her!
life, and suddenly, her eyes filled with
tears: but at the same time her mind
reverted to her white lie, and she cried:
But what shell i say to grandma ?"
She did not finish. Robert had closed
her mouth with u klss-their pledge of
betrothal-and after q period of delc-
ious silence. they determined as to the
explanation that was to so speedily
follow. -ig
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