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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-12

London tin market. This morning II
started with a decline OF f1. but a rcac-
ton OF SIS made a net gain of & for
spot with the anal price quoted at
ESQ. Futures closed unchanged at
Eli5 los. 1Ae New York market for
spot tin was quiet with the bid price
raised. The closing range was S2I 30
I27 rs, and tone steady. The local mas-
ket for copper was inactive and I'M
changed for lake at H. while electricity
TIC and casting ruled duh and nnminal
at the former price Of l6S. London
copper closed at e67 IS Cd and futures
at G6f rs Cd. Lead ruled quiet and
unchanged at New York at AS and
London closed ut Ets 5s. Spetter re
manned quiet at 81 90GS % at New
York. London closed az Gt6 lis Cd.
The American iron markets were quiet
and nominally unchanged while the
English markets made some gain. Thus
Glasgow closed at 52s sd and Middles-
boro at 44s ca. Iron warrants were
quoted at 50 50Gl0.
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Stocks. open. Iush. Low. Close.
R K WAS NERVOUS.
Deep Cuts Made In the Prices of
stocks-Narious Cuuses Assigned.

(BY Associated GreSSJ
NEW YORK, July 1t.-Wall street
had another paroxysm of nervousness
to-day and made some deep cuts in the
prices OF stocks before equanimitg had
been restored. There were ydrlon6
causes assigned for the spasm Of llqui-
dation, including some taat were pal
pably surmise CT the result of the In
terested efforts of bear traders 10 in
crease the fright of security holders.
Broadly considered. the selling came
from large spectators who had aecu-
INFLATED stocks or had held onto them
from a long anterior date in the hope
OF realizing on the mid-July demand
which sometimes follows the July dis
bursements and the refux of FUNDS from
the interior to New York before they
are needed for moving the crops. That
some unexpected developments have
helped to discourage this new buying
and even to induce selling is evident,
but the underlying cause of the selling
is the i~ndisposition of the New York
banks TO foster a speculative move
ment at this time, in view OF ire eX>
i~gencies Of the money market, which
promise to come into force carrier than
usual this fall. The damage undoubt-
eddy done to the corn crop and the
threat OF more TO come, was Il potent
influence. The action of the corn mar
ket itself to-day induced a feeling IN
Wall street that the crop situation had
been over-discounted in the weeks
stock market. The feeling gained
ground that technical causes would
have to be looked to for an explanation
of the force of the selling movement.
This left the way open for
many venturesome surmises as
to the concealed cases of the
notable liquidation going on.
One of these was that discOrd had
broken out afresh over the control OF
the Northern Pacific. Facts cited to
~corroborate this were several. The
Northern Pacific directors. it was point
ed out, had met and adjourned yester-
day without announcing the personal
ity Of the new compromise board. Sen
sational reports were current OF a
stormy meeting between the two prin-
cipals in the Northern Pacific contest.
Atchison was called TO the divergent
policy of the banks representing the
two contending interests, the one side
calling loans freely on Monday, while
call loans rates were rising n the
other side coming TO the relief OF the
market by lending millions and lower
ing the rate. The sensational drop in
Rock Island caused a conjecture that
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Coarse grains
higher to-day. September corn closed
1M @1%c higher and oats asc higher.
Wheat was firm in sympathy with
corn and oats, and September closed rs
higher.
Wheat exhibited more activity than
of late and the opening was steady and
Slightly higher, mostly in sympathy
with STRENGTH in corr and oats, al
thoueh cables were somewhat of a fac
tor. Shorts covered freely and there
was a good foreign demand. Septem-
Der opened nc lower to Ac higher,
64% to Csc and advanced to 65Ac. To-
ward the end the market weakened and
the close was at 65&sc, a gain OF ssc.
Exporters reported 4 boat loads taken.
Clearanees were equal to 1922, 900 bush
els. Primary receipts 665 900 bushels
against 4S2, 900 bushels last year North
west receipts were 301 cars, compared
with 15S a year ago. Local receipts
were 146 cars, 70 of contract grade.
Corn opened strong with a big de-
mand for country account, coupled with
general local buying on continued de-
ports OF damage by heat. The govern
ment crop report was considered a bull
factor, although 1t did not contain sta
tistics for the past ten days, during
which time it is conceded the most
damage had been done to the growing
grains. Later heavy Liquidation caused
a sl.silrly weaker feeling. September
opened q to 1c higher at 50h 0%c, ad-
vanced to 51Ac and closed with . gain
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the protection OF recently acquired
large holdings in that property had TO
do with the drastic LIQUIDATION in 9TH
er parts OF the list. The liquidation
spent its greatest force during the irst
nour, when hah a million shares were
marketed. A tendency towards recov-
cry then developed, which carried prices
early in the last hour 10 an average
level les 70 or above That of last night
The recovery, however, was no. held
and the closing was unsettled and ir-
regular With renewed declines in some
Of the prinSsral active stocks. Rock
Island reached a level of ~ below last
night. Atchison AS; Northwestern .;
Lackawanna 4ia: st. Paul and Iowa
Central preferred 3ia Chesapeake 4
Ohio az; 81. Louis & San Francisco
first preferred 3& and Baltimore a
Eastern Illinois and Great Northern
preferred 3 points each. A numOer or
the prominent industrids declined
three points or more and losses of :
points and upwards were very m
Gus. The call loan market continued
easy and sterling exchange ais weak
ened. The hope is entertained that
LARGE government disbursements will
hep the money market in the immediate
future. The large liquidation affected
is also a sensible relief and the pros
poets Of increased receipts on account
of Klondike gold is a factor 70 be taken
account OF.
The railroad bond market was mod
erately active. TOTAL sales par value
$3.50, 000.
L. 5. old As and IS declined 4 per
cent on the last call.
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NEW YORK N MARKET

NEW YORK, July 11.-Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
Yesterdays rally proved to be a fash
in the pan. The universal decline Was
resumed to-day under the lead OF Amer
lean stocks. New York's monetary po-
sitton is disliked here and there Is a
fear that Germany will take gold from
London. "a
Americans opened depressed and the
market rushed to sell, although com
mitments here were light. Germany
sold so, 900 shares and close to the bot
tom. There was also selling for the
New York account. Atchison was
most cratic, ~fuctuating from so to 70
and finally recovering. India an
uounced an issue of G3,000,O 900 3 per
cent. bonds at a minimum Of SO.
The consol payment is passing off
easily. The market price OF PAL gold
has risen a farthing to IT'S, 9kd.
Money to-day was harder, the call rate
running up to 2 per cent. Paris cheque
25.17h; Berlin 20.40.
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OF Ia to lac at Si&dSisSc. Local re-
celpts Sfe cars. with IL contract grade.
Cats were again second only TO corn
in strength and volume of trading. The
country was again active on the buy
ing side. and there was some replacing
of lines by local longs. September
closed at StS4c with a gain OF &c. after
ranging between 81 and Sssc. Re
eeipss were So cars.
Provisions opened with a rush. but,
as It proved, at che highest point OF the
day. Strength in corn VAS a bull fac
tor and offerings were light. Septem-
Der pork closed sc higher at sit IS after
selling between $i4 S5ia0lt 40 and
IA 90. Lard ranged between IS 6fis and
IS -, closing unchanged at S. 67hs
while ribs were 2i5G5c higher al
IS 02is after selling between s. 02ia
and IS 10mS 12S.
ESTIMATED receipts tomorrow:
Wheat las cars: corns 1876 cars; oats
100 cars; hogs II goo.
The leading figures ranged as follows;
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MORNING ADVICES.

c. I. Hudson & Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July Il. 9:5s a. NJ
September wheat Ac lower; corn Ac
lower.
London sends a generally lower range
of prices, many declines exceeding a
point. Berlin again is reported a seller
Of Americans on the London market. \
weak opening apparently is in pros
pect. but we would n0t advise sales
pending a good rally.
The technical position OF the market
makes it unlikely that the rally that
is due viii be more than temporary.
The steel strike conference Will De
held to-day and is expected to result
in a speedy settlement.
Corn crop adyiees continue to be dis
couraging, the intense heat not having
yet been broken.
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Dow. Jones & Co. to White & White.

Dow, Jones & &C. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July IL, 9:45 a. m
Atchison withdraws cut rates to-day.
Government crop report favorable for
wheat, but indications point to a small
err crop than last year. iron Age rath-
or anticipates slowly reeeding values.
Drought in Kansas continues. steel
railroad pool fixed 2S dollars per ton
for next year. Bank of England rate
unchanged at 3 per cent. No contirma-
tions of rumors of differences between
Morgan and Hartman interests. Cam
bria Steel passed into hands friendly to
Pennsylvania. Very nttle gold going.
Shipments not profitable at present
rate of exchange. Next dividend on b.
& O. not likely to be more uhan four
per cent. Earnings equal over eleven
per cent on stock. Reported Union
Pacific next dividend will be at the rate
OF five per cent. Corn only furnishes
six per cent of Atchison's tonnage.
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CHICAGO, July 11.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500; steers generally slow.
Butchers stock steady for choice, 9TH
ers slow. Good to prime steers $50
@6.2O; cows $2.45@4.50; heifers $3.50
@4.90; bulls slow, $240@4.40; calves,
choice strong; others steady, $4,000
6.85.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $4,000; to-
morrow 1 5000; left over 1900; active
average 10c higher: closing strong, top
$50; mixed and butchers $5.8596.20.
Bulk of sales. s6.00@6.15.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; sheep 10c
higher
Lambs 15c to Csc higher. Native
lambs S .75@6.00; good to choice weth-
ers $3.6004.40.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. July 11.-Cat-
tie steady; extra $5s5@6.0o; good $500
65.40.
Hogs steady; prime heavies $4,000
6.25; light workers. and pigs $3.50;
roughs $4.25@5.75.
Sheep higher; best wethers $4.10Q
4.20; yearlings $2.50@4.50; veal calves
$7.O007.50.
CINCINNATI, O., July 11.-Hogs
strong. higher. s4.30@6.17h.
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LONDoN's HOT DAY.

LONDON, July 11.-This wns the hottest
day recorded during the present year Ia
London. At noon the thermometers regis
tered 80 degrees In the shade aud 1t was Ia
in the sun, There were many eases Of
sunstrokc and prostrations from the heat,
The ambulanoes were in frequent request
and horses suffered greatly. There were
several induests to-day at which vcrdiets
of %"apopleNy. accelerated by the heat
Mnra rendered.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. July Thrown sheet
and drills are duh but not any
Fall River Is steady on print
but some outside sellers are
making slight concessions. Bleached
quiet but firm. Coarse colored
goods. Arm but limited, Print cloths
were without new feature, Ginghanis
arm. Cotton Innings generally steady.
Sales moderate.
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THE %HoHENLOKE FUNERAL.

scunLLINGsrUERsT. bavaria, July
1.-The funeral, services over the remains
81 prlnc sen Hohentnhe took place hete
to-day aud were attended by the crown
Prince. Frederick William, representing
Emperor n Iiiam. aHa REPRESENTATIVES 81
numerous herman princes anti public
bodies Dean Schsedisr delivered the fu-
neral Grafton. The coffin was afterward
borne to a hearse and conveyed. amid the
tolling OF bells. TO the Hohcntoho vault.
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COLLIERY l E UP.

S1IAMokIN. Pa. July 1l.-1iickors
Ridge Colliery. operated by the Union
Coal Company, was completely tied up
to-day by the 800 men and boys employed
by the company going on strike because
n committee OF the United Mine Workers
were discharged yesterday for standing
at the head of the slope and insisting ON
inspecting miners cards to see II they
belonged 10 the union.
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Ice. 81 asked.
Crueible, a17sTe2: pref. s3h dSs&.
Brewing. 26hG27: pref. 44Ts a45.
Monon. Coal, 13& GIsTs: pref. 41I
Az.
Marsden, 81
Plate Glass, 17e1k asked.
Pcs. Coal. 3ia bid as; pref. e6A
as.
Switch. eeh arc.
Electric End. es% asked.
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Articles.

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-pull and easy.
Wheat-No. 2 red. 65Wbc.
Corn-No. ?, AA SIC, No. : yellow
49hc.
Gats-No. ., sage; No. 3 white, s2h
@35c.
No. 1 naxseed. s1.ss,
Prime timothy seed. $40.
Mess pork. per bbl.. tl430dtt 70.
Lard. per 100 lbs. tS.60MS62iA.
Short ribs sides. loose. s7s0ek05.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, ThW
7t2e.
Short clear sides. boxed. 800
$50.
Whlskoy. basis Of high wines. sl27.
Glover. contract GRADE. $3.50.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady. creameries,
f4GiS&c; d~airics. ifdl6c.
Cheese steady. 9a10e.
Eggs steady, i2c.
NEW YORK. July 1f.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 20.f73 hbls; exports 1880 bbls;
active and firm at old prices.
Wheat Receipts 1876. 100; exports 263-,
1877, spot arm. No. . red, 74e {. o. b.
afloat, options generally active and
strong. Closed strong and MdMc net
higher. Close; July 7l9sc; September
lie. October 713sc: December 73c.
Corn-Reeelpts LOO; exports 1872
GIG; spot strong; No. ., 53c elevator;
options very active and &c higher.
Closed strong at 2Mc net advance.
Close: July 53Ac; September 5ihc;
October 54hc; December 54%c.
Oats-Reeeipts 5000; exports 52,491;
unpf atpnnuoF+ No EI9ElLn - IN
lions strong and higher.
Hay. steady.
Hops, firm.
Hides, quiet.
Leather quiet.
Wool, quiet.
Coal. quiet.
Beef. firm.
Cutmeats, steady.
Lard, steady.
Refined lard. steady.
Pork, steady.
Tallow, steady.
Cottonseed oil. steady.
Petroleum. quiet.
Rosin, steady.
Turpentine, firm.
Rice, quiet.
Molasses, quiet.
tOHee-spOl MO uuli, No. I HVoiee
5%c; mild, quiet; Cordova 81 012Rc.
Suga-Raw. steady; fair refining
3 9-16c; centrifugal 96 test A 3-16c; mo-
lasses sugar 3 5-16c; refined steady.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Wheat
firm and nc higher; contract grade
July 6Sh@ 69c.
Corn, strong and NC higher; No. 2
mixed July 51@51hc.
Oats, firm and 1@1kc higher; Nc. 2
white clipped 37h@38c.
Butter, firm, good demand; fancy
western creamery 1870.
Eggs, firm, fair demand; fresh near
by lac.
Cheese, quiet but steady; New York
full creams small 81 @9hc.
Refined Sugars, unchanged.
TOLEDO, July 11.-Wheat, moder-
ately active and strong; a and July
66%c; September 66Bc.
Corn, active and higher; cash ACC.
Oats, fairly active and higher; cash
Bic.
Rye, at SOC.
Cloverseed, cash prime $3.50.
Oil, unchanged.
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Coffee Quotations.

NEW YORK, July 1f.-Conee mar
ket opened steady and unchanged TO b
points higher: closed steady, with
prices net unchanged to . points high
or. Sales. 1850 bags.
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EVENING NEWS.

c. l. Hudson & Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK. July II, $50 p. H.
Trading in stocks this afternoon be-
came dull in comparison with this
morning. Expectation Of favorable an
nouncements from the railroad meeting
in Chicago and the Steel strike in con
ference in Pittsburg net only checked
the liquidation movement, but also
stimulated some covering by shorts,
and a frmer tone has prevailed. The
market closed without any definite or
conclusive news from either Pittsburg
or Chicago, and price changes on the
day were highly irregular, with no sig
niieant changes. Money, moreover,
was quiet. call loans rates ranging be-
tween five and three per cent, a result
OF the heavy liquidation on the stock
market and consequent releasing OF
loans. The market tomorrow Will
largely be governed by the railroad n
steel strike conference results, but we
believe the technical conditions, what
yer these results may ne, do not prom
Use well for the future of the market.
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YESTERDAYS MARKET
WENT UP AND DOWN.
GAINS PRACTICALLY BALANCED
THE LOSSES, But TRADING
WAS HEAvY ALL DAY.
THE AFTERNOON WAS DULL
IN COMPARISON WITH THE WORK
OF THE MORNING.

The Iiaufdating Movement Was
Checked Early in the Day. md
Thereafter Tor the Most Part, u
Firmer Tone Prevailed-The Close
Wa. rregaIar-Thc Late News on
the street Was That the steel
strike Was News of
the various Markets In All the
IeadinG Centres.
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CASH REGISTERS AND SCALES.

TRENTON, N. j., July 18th Toledo
Scale ~ Cash Register Company. capital
81, 900 900, was Incorporated here to-day, to
manufacture and sell scales and cash reg
listers. The incorporators are Lenox s.
Rose, Il. II. Young and T.. j. Whitney,
all OF Newark.
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INCREASED

PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-City coun-
ellis to-day passed an amende ordinance
Increasing the interest on the 50, 700, 900 loan
to improve the water supply from 3 per
cent. to 3a per cent.
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PASSED A GOOD NIGHT.

HAVANA, July 11.-Gov. Wood passed
a good night and is feeling well this
morning. He has hardly any fever. His
case is not critical and his physicians are
confident OF his recovery.
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New York Curb Closing.

Can. 23A aga: pref. TN Q73.
Otis Elevator, 336S5; pref. 96Ta7.
Pipe, COS: pref. 34a4 @36.
Havana Coml. sLa G1o; pref. 44647.
Seaboard. 26AG27A; pref. 47h1
As.
st. l.. Transit, 2e6&.
Tenn. Copper, 1SG20.
omitted Ry. pref. s0qS1s bonds, $50
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Chicago Closing Prices.

CHICAGO. July 11.-wheat, July
i4hG%; Sept 65S.
Corn. July. 49,; Sep. 1901
Oats, July 81; Sept. 3iA.
Pork, July. si4.25: Sept. S14.45.
Lard. July $3.50; Sept. 1857
RIBS, July. 7.90; Sept. 500.
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p,ttsbury Closing Prices.

snecials to White & White.
PITTSBURG July 11.-Window GLASS;
56mh. pref. 95M96.
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co to White & White

NEW YORK, July 11.-Everyone has
been sitting in a sort of horse heaven
founded on good crops, big railroad
earnings. community of interests. etc,
waiting for some fellow to come around
and buy his stock. That fellow did not
materialize. On sharp breaks now he IS
in evidence. so don't let a naturally
weak market get you too bearish, after
such a big break.
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PAINTERs.
HOW TO REMIT.

Send all r~emfifances by Registered
xpres order, ChScA or
Postal Note. Patrons run - risk
of losing remtttances sent In n
other way. All for $500
less can lie Aent by postal order
for three cents. Address
THE REGISTER,
wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-12

The following table shows the opening.
high. low and closing prices of stocks on
Wall street yesterday;
NEW YORK, July II.
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CINCINNATI. o., July 1t.-Whiskey.
distillers' finished goods steady on
basis of si.27.
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Logan & co. to white & white.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Gables, wheat
unchanged. Corn &c lower; govern
ment reports a crop OF about 100000
600 bushels. This is hardly up to the
estimates of other authorities. Corn in
dicates a crop of a little less than 3
600. 10000, 900. Trade will likely feel that
considerable damage has been done
since July LIST. The indications are still
for hot and dry weather. We urgently
advise buying corn and oats on sharp
breaks.
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AshweII G. Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July III p. Nine
market sold down on no rain IN the
corn belt. and rumors of disagreement
among financiers, closing irregular. Inc
steel strike is settled.
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NEW YORK. July 11.-Irregularity
continued to mark the course Of the
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The Hn1iett Quotations.

The following quotations were received
by Howard Hazlett & Son. brokers. Ma
tionai Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK, July ii.
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Special to the Register.

Special TO the RegisieT.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE London
market for Americans to-day was ex-
cited and irregular. with a tendency to
lower prices. The declines there ex-
tended to one per cent. compared with
Yesterdays losses, being in Reading and
Louisville and Nashville. The steels
were firm, and other stocks only made
slight h~uqtuations.
Here the situation Is a guessing one.
The liquidation movement has been
stopped, but gold shipments, crop news,
the strike situation, and other factors
enter into the conditions, and the state
Of affairs is a complicated one. To-day
twenty-four stocks on the active and
important list showed losses, twenty
one gains, while five were unchanged.
The net result was nil, within a frac-
ton. The market will have to be
closely watched for some time to come,
and selling on bulges will be good pol
icy until things straighten themselves
out and we can see what's what.
Money ranged to-day between five and
three per cent.
Sales for the week. by days, were as
follows:
Monday Il, III l9s
JuesdaS ooo,of@
Wednesday Ho,oS0
Thursday ,lse,oZo
u-. 4n4414t
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Express Companies.
miscellaneous.

Adams ..,........1s United states SIS
American . . ..1a2 IWcHs-Fargo ....ln
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STOCKS n BONDS.
STocKs o SALE.

STocks ron SALE.
helms Pottery Company.
TtN,ss Pottery Company.
MheciiRg Bridge Campanv
Mneeung Traction Company.
century Glass Company.
Also 'holee Lots at Highland Park.
NORTON & COMPANY.
20 MT. ENchnnea Rank R1dr
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STOCKS.

Corrected by White & White.
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LIVE STOCK.

The following prices are quoted by the
Union Stock Yards:
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