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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22
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NEW YORK ENERO 22-l90l..
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Londres q.

estado gravlsimo, y segun la OPT
ni6n de los eminentes facultativos
que la assten, debe considerarse
que SO aproxima ell desenlace fatal.
Acometen su Magestad alta
ques de paralisis, los que pueden ser
causa de que fallezca de uu momenr
to otro.
Ell Principe de Gales, heredero
de la corona de ipglaterra y del i'm
perio de la India, Sc halla tambien
enfermo de gravedad, sufriendo de
una violenta affection en- ell corazon;
pero de hecho ha uni 10 la Regeo'
cia, por la gravedad de su madre la
Refine Victoria. La familia del
Principe de Gales esta sufrieudo la
mayor consternacion, y no Sc sepa
ra un instante del lecho del ilustre
eufermo.
FL E,nperaior Guillermo II de
Alemania ha llegado a Londres q
consecuencia de la gravedad de la
Reina Victoria y del Principe de
Gales.
En- toda Tuglaterra SO han para
lizado los regocios p1blicos, el
pueblo ingles esta profundamente
afectado por la grave lad de su que
rida soberana.
De todas parties del mundo no
cesar de recibirse en- Londres tele
gramas, preguntando a cada hora,
por el curse de las enfermedades de
la Reina Victoria y ell Principe de
Gales.
Paris o..
Tel :,ranas recibidos de Preto-
ria ira =: i forme, de que Ell las
cercari 4. aquella capital los
Beers Sc ,,>n aooderado de un treu
de ferroC"s vn ell cual iban de via
je algunos >ace-dotes. Sc posesio =
naron de todoa los objetos de valor
que fueron hallados en- ell aludiio
tren.
New York %.
Conunican de Caracas, que la
demanda presentada por los ameri
canos explotadores de las minas de
Asfalto anve el gob;erno de Vene-
zuela. ha silo rechazada por este.
Desde ell puerto de New Dreams
Sc ha despachado un vapor condu-
ciendO novecientos cincuenta caba
los para Cape Town, destinados al
ejercito ingles
Washington %.
El Congreso de esta capital, ha
vOtadO la enorme suma de setenta v
siete millones de dollars, para des
tinarla al fomento de la marina de
guerra americana.
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Cdmara de Delegad0S.
Enero 81 (noche.)

Alas 81 el Presidente DECLARE
alberta 10 session, snunciando que
iba firmar ell 81 B no Is, djando ell
sueldo & ciertos miembros del Conse
10 Executive.
sion 5cts GA%o5a o5ap5 g GsssS, ess,asnss e semi ii
senor Tous y Soto.
; Sc lego ell dict&men que presen
t6 Ia nueva comisi6n, sl Bill no so,
sobre coptrataci6n de nm empr6stito.
Sc discute nuevamente Il cuan.
tia de emprestito y Sc fla en- 8, 600, 600
de dollars.
Despues de discutido ampliamen
to y enmendado, Sc aprob6 el bill
aludido.
Ocup6 la Presidencia el senior
Rossy, reanudando los trsbaios de
Ia C6mara, design6 al senior Coll,
para que ocupase Ia Presidencia,
mientras SO votaba en- q leotura el
bill anteriormente citado.
Puesto & votaci6n dicho Bill no
so, Sc aprob6 seguidamente.
Rossy pidi6 que 90 suspendisss
el Reglamento para votar deflnitivA.
mente el repetido Bill NO so.
Asf Sc hizo y fue aprobado en-
80 lectura, pasando al Consejo Ejs
cutivo.
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n com.
puesta de los sefores Rossy, Todd,
Cromwell, Colon y Domenech, para
ir donde 81 Gobernador y suplicarle
| le &c preferences al bill no so, por
ser interesantfsimo para ell pals.
Tambien Sc acord6 rogar sl Con
sejo Executive que aceptase este bill
| Y 10 aprobase cuanto antes.
Sc termino 10 session. Fran las
lOA de la noche.
"THE HELVETIA"
~ Gale de la Cruz, 81.
Gran casa de hu6spedes "a
BILE d. H6te"
Aposentos para familias
personas solas.
BANOS
! PRoP1ETAR1o PEDRO SIRCHA.
an-d-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22

bedside and are extremely anxious
for the health of the illustrious
patient
The Emperor of Germany Wi
lliams IL. has arrived in England
on account of the illness of Queen
Victoria and the Prince of Wales
Throughout the kingdom of
England business has come to a.
standstill, for english subjects are
deeply regretting the gravity of
their dear Sovereign. From all parts
of the world cabIegrams are cons
family received, inquiring tor the
state of Queen Victoria and the
Prince of Wales. .-...
Paris %.
kilograms from Pretoria report
that near that City the Beers cap
tured a train having on board So
me priests as passengers, and took
possession of all valuables found
in it.
New-York %.
News from Caracas announce
that the American demands on the
asphalt mines have been rejected by
the Government Of Venezuela.
\ steamer has sailed from New
Orleans earring on board nine
hundred and fifty horses for the
english army at Cape Town.
Washington %.
Congress has passed the navy
bill amounting to seventy seven
millions of dollars in order to in
crease the American fleet.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
1.-TWO Weeks More. +"

We have two weeks more to close up our Ten
Years Business in La Junta, and in that two
weeks we want to close ont all the summer goods
possible. and in order to do so will slaugh-
ter thepriceon all summer goods to move them.
We have taken our .'Blue Pencil and went
through the stock and cut off the profits on
most all light weight goods, and we invoice the
last of the month. We want to close ont all
the goods we can before we take stock so if
you want anything IN our line we will make
prices object to yon :: ::
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
LOCAL Aso PERSONA, ,rens.

Trade at the City Pharmacy.
! Take it to Downer He'll fix il.
F. A. Griffin employees only 6fst
! class mechanics.
Lawn mowers and gasoline
stoves repaired. .-Downer.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
Buckley and Hart have Inst of
"bargains" in homes. Look at
J them.
Four unfurnished rooms for
, rent, us Cimarron avenue
Ernes. kretchmer.
The city council did not meet
Monday night. Everybody wen,
to the circus mostly.
}, FoR SALE-Thirieen first class
dairy cows; six miles south OF
Rocky Ford III. V Barton.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone. IA; night phone. IS 4.
Trimmed hats that were 81. so to
$40. 90 now soc to S. 90. Street
hats. choice, 5oc.-Crockett &
Hodges.
c. F. Kendall and family. who
spent several days in Colorado
Springs last week, returned home
} Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nell Drury arrived home
Monday morning from Las Vegas,
where she has been visiting friends
during the past month.
Henry krukenmeyer, of the
Holbrook country, had the mis-
fortune to lose his barn and twenty
tons OF hay by fire recently.
During the storm OF two weeks
ago Sherman Ball, OF the Holbrock
country, lost twenty tons OF hay
by FIRE caused BY . stroke OF light
ming.
i The families OF Engineers ]. c..
Smith and David Lesher will
spend the next two weeks in
Green Mountain Falls and there
abouts.
| Ribbons, all shades, half price.
Twen'y yards silk velvet, were
81. so, now ooc. Thirty FIVE yards
silk velvet were sr.75, now e5c.-
Crockett & Hodges.
Miss Marie Barnett, of Kansas
City, Mo, arrived in La Junta
Tuesday for a few days visit with
Myrtle Baldridge. They were
school mates at Lawrence, Kan.
| Mrs. H.W. Potter and daughter,
Ethel. left on No. 6 last night for
Stansbury, Mo. Miss Ethel will
will enter Columbia College in the
fall to continue her school work.
G. H. Downer is victim Of
carbuncles at present. He says
when it comes 10 a matter Of
downright entertainment. Job and
his boils must take back seat.
The sugar beet crop in portions
of the Holbrook country is report
ed to be in very bad condition
on account OF too much water.
The soaking rain OF two weeks
ago did the damage.
! Sam Faulkner and wife left for
Lamar last Saturday by the over
land route. A rigid investigation
fails to reveal the cause OF his de-
/ parture, but no doubt the reason
will soon show up Sam don't
exercise for the love OF il solely.
Mr.. and Mrs r. N. Sullivan,
who have been in the photograph
business here for some time, went
to La Jnnta Sunday. Mr.. Sullivan
returned Monday to finish up the
work contracted here. and then
i will take up his residence in La
Junta.-Holly Chieftain.
/; F. P. Mcclure, the opera house
promoter, arrived from Chicago
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
FINNEYS FNNEYS

For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
DR.. c. r. Hubbell, dentist, Cen
trail block, La unta, Colo.
F. P. Rhoads has some good
bargains in real estate. Insurance
of all kinds. Woodruff block
Fixtures for Sale-Two show
cases, one wall case, shelving,
tables, etc-Crockett & Hodges.
Robert Lawrence. of Garden
City, Kan, an old timer here
abouts, was in town yesterday
visiting friends.
George Mcneil, of Inge's big
double store. returned last Sunday
night from weeks outing in the
mountain districts
A marriage license was issued
last Friday to Albert p. Kendig,
of Rocky Ford, and Camilla d.
Pratt, OF Princeton, Ill.
Mrs. A. X. Timerman and son
left for Ration, N. M, Saturday
morning. A. r, accompanied them
as far as La unta. Las Animas
Democrat.
Mrs. w. b Stanton, of Kansas
City, Kan, arrived Sunday morn
ing for a months visit with Mrs.
c. b. Baldridge and other friends
in the city.
Mrs. ]. E. Walker returned
home last Saturday night from
Colorado Springs, Glen Park and
Denver, where she has been en-
joying months outing.
Mrs. Thos. Roberts and child
rem returned Sunday morning from
points in Kansas and Missouri,
where they have been visiting with
friends and relatives for the past
two months.
Mrs Sue Wilson, OF Central
City, Colorado, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Dunlap,
returned home Monday morning,
accompanied by her mother, sister
and Miss Nettie Frisch.
Thirty yards chiffon were sI.oo,
now soc. Forty FIVE yards chiffon
were 75c, now 3714. Twenty yards
taffeta silk were $3.50, now S5c.
Eighteen yards taffeta silk, Sr.25,
now 75c.-Crockett & Hodges.
Joe Snepp, a fourteen year old
boy OF Olney, was tried on a
charge of insanity in the county
court Thursday, and later commit
ted to the insane asylum in
Pueblo. The hoy is subject to
epilepsy.
Don't'be sick. Investigate the
work of DR.. Billingslea. Consult
him; it costs you nothing. His
work, "The Family Counsellor"
teaches you how to cure your fam
lily of many diseases without medi
cine; get it. AT Elite restaurant.
DR.. !. d. freeman, who is in
charge Of the railroad hospital at
Topeka, came down with DR..
Finney from Glen Park Sunday
night. DR.. Freeman and DR.. Nc
Kennon, Of the local hospital,
went out to Taylor Lake Monday
on a shooting expedition, and
brought home about sixty bull
snipes.
The first annual log rolling by
the Woodmen OF the World takes
place tomorrow in the Mineral
Palace at Pueblo. A special train
will leave La Junta at 9:I5 q. m.
returning leave Pueblo at IL
o'clock. midnight. Fare for the
round trip, $I.9o. A number Of
local Woodmen will take in the
festivities.
L. II. Raney writes to send his
TRIBUNE to Eden, Colo, where he
is at present located "witb little
company, except Adam. myself,
and Eve. my wife" We are send
ing the TRIBUNE to Germany and
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
Mems Suits for !.
Less than IL Price

Mems Underwear from 25c up to $50.
Mems Shirts 25c and soc, worth double the money
Mems Shoes from 81 90 up to $50
Ladies Shoes, in Oxforls, form 80 cents up.
Ladies Lace and Button Shoes from 81 90 up 80 So
Children's Shoes, broken lots, soc and 75c.
Boys and Children's Clothing at your own price
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 31.--To-day's session
was quiet one on the Board of Trade.
Corn ruled strong, and closed INC
higher for September, while oats, in
sympathy, closed 1sc improved. Wheat
was steady much of the time, but closed
easy at A@asc lower. Provisions were
dull and irregularf closing unchanged
to Csc depressed.
An advance at Liverpool helped the
wheat market at the start, September
opening h to asc higher, at 6S% to
CSC. Liquidation chiefly for the local
account, a fair amount of short sell
ing, thought TO be for northwestern in
terests, and the general lack of inter-
est in the trade caused an early decline
to 68Mc During the remainder OF the
session the market ruled dull but
steady around 681ac. Towards the close
69c was paid for small lot, but the
close was easy, A@1kc lower at 683ac.
The steadiness following the opening
was due to the corn strength and to
export sales reported by the seaboard
at 40 loads. Primary receipts were L.
12l. 900 bushels. compared with $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
A SPASMODIC DIP
In the Steel stocks Marked the
Opening of Yesterdays Market.
Attacked by Professional Trad

In the Steel stocks Marked the
Opening of Yesterdays Market.
Attacked by Professional Trad
ers.
NEW YORK, July 31.-There was no
indication this morning of any awak-
ening from the lethargic state in which
the stock market has been during the
whole of this week. A spasmodic dip
was effected in the stocks of the United
States Steel Corporation at the opening
on the failure of the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION to agree upon terms for set
thing the strike at their session yester-
day. The whole market opened down
in sympathy until the attack of the pro-
fessional Traders. But the subsequent
action of the market demonstrated its
professional character. The opening
dip following yesterdays decline repre-
sented the extent TO which small trad
and they commenced to buy to cover
short contracts and take their profits if
possible.
With the turn of the month some
slight replenishment Of the money mar
ket is looked for as the result of divi-
dend and interest disbursements which
are, however, small. The most import
ant is the dividend on United States
Steel preferred of IL per cent for the
quarter. This will involve an outgo of
about $9,000.OO0 for the s506, 473, 400 OF
the preferred stock outstanding. Pre-
paration for the dividend which Is pay
able on August was reflected in the
large operations of one of the clearing
house banks to-day. The closing was
weak. United States Steel fell an ex-
IRENE "a and the preferred 3h. The
most conspicuous feature OF the market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK. July 31.--London was
generally lower this morning for
Americans, the significant declines be-
ing in steels and grangers. Steel COM
mon and preferred were each down u
caused by the failure of the labor rep
resentatives to reach an agreement at
Pittsburg. There was also a report
that the strike had spread to one OF
the Carnegie mills, heretofore a
stronghold of non-unionism.
In the local market the disappoint-
ment at the failure of the Amalgamat-
ed executive officers to agree upon
terms for ending the strike had an i'm
mediate effect upon prices, there being
sharp breaks In the steels, and to some
extent in other stocks. Some syndicate
support of the steels was in evidence
but it had little effect, feeble rallies be-
.ng succeeded by declines. while large
blocks of stock were offered. Steel
preferred opened at 1924, and moved
up to SO, at which price big blocks
were offered. Under heavy pressure to
sell, and with weak support, the price
ell off to so, but closed at 81 with
fnal sales of $500 shares at that fig
ure. Common opened at range of
a. to f9 on sales of 5000 shares, and
closed at 421a. The report that some
of the executive committee of the
Amalgamated have gone to Cleveland
to see Senator Hanna, and others 10
New York to confer with Mr.. Morgan
Is variously construed, and rumors were
thick during the afternoon. Many
iudicious minds are of the opinion that
the situation will grow worse before It
is better. Insiders are taking san
euine vjcw of the prospects of Canadian
Pacific. Apart from the good present
and prospective earnings and the divi-
policy being inaugurated bringing
the road into closer relations with the
Northwestern consolidation. Consider
able strength was shown in the soft
coal stocks, particularly Norfolk, where
pool buying was reported. 1t was said,
however, that good deal of recent pur-
chases had been made with view Of
strengthening the hands of the contrcll-
lag Interests.
ldabey closed at 2@3 per cent; last
loan at 31a. Total sales, 432,600.
The sales for the month by days were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01

bushels last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported II cars. against las
last week. and $50 year ago, Local
receipts we're 2S2 cars, IS of contract
grade Seahoard olearances were equal
to SS6, 900 bushels.
Corn was nervous. owing to the fact
that the exports were not quite ready
to hazard guesses as TO the benefit from
recent rains. Reports were not SO opti-
mistic as those OF yesterday. Liquid
alton caused momentary feeling of
weakness. but the nervousness OF shorts
over conditions mentioned. augmented
by an advance at Liverpool. led to COW
ering. which held prices firmly the re-
mainder of the session. September sold
between 55a, and 5l&c, and closed IA
over yesterday at 55AMsse, Receipts
were los cars
There was only small sealping for
oats in the absence of country trading
which for some time has been the feat
ure. The market was inclined 10 SYM
pathize with corn, but the bearish sem
timent OF local traders prevented a
marked advance September sold be-
tween S2A and Sane, and closed Sse
lower at 34@Sc.
Receipts were 1893 cars.
Provisions were duh and irregular
owing to the selling OF pork, while there
was but little pressure on lard and
ribs. although the feeling was bearish
! because OF heavy hog receipts. Sep
tember pork closed ,5c lower al
| s14.07Is: September lard unchanged at
| $50. and September ribs 2is @ae down
at $7.S7la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
| Wheat. $50 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats
go cars; hogs, 10000 head.
| The leading futures ranged as follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
Canned Goods.

The tendency is TO higher prices Three
pound fancy tomatoes, a5e. tomatoes, new,
SOC dozen; tomatoes, Sls-lh, sl.25, Hartford
CO. standard corn, Nc. 2-lb peaches, yell
low free, $50: BIB standard table, Sld0;
California lemon cling peaches, sec; Bal
umore peaches 81 Is, pie peaches soc;
lib Deep Sea fun standard cove oysters.
tac. Acorn standard string beans, 75o; 2-lb
can corn beef, s. so; lib can Clipped beef.
SO, lib can lunch tongue, SIS.
NEW YORK. July 81. The journal OF
Commerce to-day says:
Added strength was loaned 10 the spot
tomato situation to-day by the receipt OF
advies In several quarters IN effect that
several important packing interests I'm the
South had Withdrawn from the market on
both spot and futures, To.dayis quotations
on the spot were Soc 20 Sitac on southern
pack 3s and size on Jersey 3s. on %
southern pack G1isc appears TO be the gen
cral view of sellers here. Private advices
from Baltimore to-day quote as follows
on spot and futures: Spot Ss, Soc cash,
less Ia per cent T. o. b. country, and Soc
to Siiae f. o. b. Baltimore: future 3s. soc
net I. o. h. country. and soc net f. o. b,
baltimore: spot Is, 62lfc, less Ia per cent
I. Q. b. country. and G5e less lis per cent
(. o. b. Baltimore spot gallons, S2.2b. less
III per cent I. o. b. Baltimore, and future
gallons s2.a to $3.50 +. o. b. factory:
These quotations indicate increased
strength OF view among packers In the
South, and the impression In this market
seems to favor "A higher range of values.
1t is stated. however. with more recent
advances made the buying interests from
this market has fallen off. the aggregate
movement, notwithstanding showing a fair
business. Private mail advices from the
Nset continue to report extensive damage
to the crop prospects. and there seems TO
be little doubt but that the seasons pack
Will show a great falling Off. but there is
believed to be considerable exsggoretion in
the damage reports. 1t Is stated that the
bulk of the buying in this market has
been done by the large 1obbing grocersn
the smaller concerns not having yet come
forward to any extent.
a letter from Baltimore broker says:
1T Is tg9ly surprising the rapid way the
jobhersfsave followed up the big advances
from day to day. md apparently the high
CT the prices go. the larger the demand.
Probably 10 per cent of the buying during
the past three weeks has been done by
the iobbers. located west Of the Mssls-
sippi river and north of Texas The Job
bers In the East. the Middle West and the
South are just beginning to buy their GUS
tomary supplies OF canned goods at the
present level OF prices. As only. say 70
per cent of all the jobbers In the country
are located in the section that has been
doing the heavy buying, 1t is an interest
ing problem to try to figure out what VIII
happen when tho remaining Is per cent
begins to stock up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01

cans. dozen In case. a.o5 doz.. Fancy
prlrs. bhls.. SC. t2c addition IN halt bar
reisl. New orleans molasseS. choice new.
case. aSsai.S dea: BAKERS baker goo goods. ise
gallon.
Teas-Young Hyson. per III. soG5sc; gun
ssf az: oosons. ssassSc: soucnsng. ss2iec'
Candlcs-Star, full W.T., i0ss,ci paranue.
per to, isc. Electric Light. per ID. lie.
,,snsara c,, ar ,a5.,i- me- ssiion
country. iSal5c pee salioi. az % quality.
tlsh-No- l mackerei 80 lbs 200 FISH.
slSe9 Ne ! extra maekerel. n-hhi. new.
Rice-Fancy pearl. &C. choice pearl. 5S.c.
tau domestic. s'se. fancy mead. ~.
salt-No. /. per bbl.. S.oo; extra. per Dbl,
u -. dairy unc. -bu. sacks, Sta
ProvisionS-Schenk's medium s. C..
hams l24c. N-lb. average, lie; ;. G.
breakfast bacon, nisni2c, $. c. Shout
dsrs. sAe, city sides. 9ss3loa4e; ham beef,
i5lsc.
oil-Lari. extra western. strained soc;
carbon oil, ITO. sac, carbon, $50. eac'
water white, aisc. Lewis miners winter
white, iSe; summer white, &c.
lard-Scheuk's pure kettle. tierces, 97sc;
Silver Leaf. tierces. g7sc. The advance for
smaller packages oyer tierees Is as fol
lows fues, Ac; 5Q-lb tins, NC, 2o-lb.
tins, NC; lo-lb. tins, NC; 5-lb. tins. ho; s.
Id. tins, ic
sugars utloaf, 6.22c: cubes. s5.s7c; pow
dered, a.Sec; granulated, eoarst, sa.72ci
sAaAutaieut tine, at%cs 1oiutnnt9 y. o,SAC
America A. b.S1c; white extra c. S502c; c,
4Sc; choice fruit sugar. 4.6sc.
CofTee-Green corfee. fancy golden Rio
Ice fancy green. lac. choice green. l4,sci
roasting grades, i0A =: isva. ssifo Roast.
cd In packages. Arrow. 10.64c; Pan Handle
lille: Arbuckle 4 Co.'S roasted. l0.64c
Lion, loi4e; bulk roasted. 2se; Mocha and
government Java roasted, &c, Mocha and
Java, eac: A grade Rio. &c.
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping, 210n30 @
per dozen; carpet sSleaf3so stable. s., rs
whlsps, $780,. hearth. 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
Flour, Grnin and Feed.

Flour-Famous, choice family -four. In
paper, $3.65 per Dbl; Minnehaha, In cotton
sa cks or wood. A15. Galaxy, in paper,
sacks, 1886: spring wheat flour In
sacks. u paper, $3.G5 per Dbl; Plllsbury.s
Best in wood and cotton, 80; Pillsburye
in paper. 81 10; Gold Coin. 81. 10 in cotton OF
wood; 1890 In paper or jute. Loyal, 81. ~
In paper; Reliance in wood or cotton, 81 Is;
in paper. 800; Winter Wheat. Silver Lake
In * paper. 800; rye hour, in v barrel
sacks, $50. Ben Hur patent. wood $40.
paper, S. 40: jute, 40 lbs, $3.50.
NVheat--Per bushel-75c.
Corn-60c
Oatos--W Western. old, out of store, soc;
home. new. 35dpi0c; scarce.
Feed iddings, per ton, 5000; bran.
per ton. 5000.
Hay-No. baled, $500; loose. SIS. o08
1900 Price fluctuates slightly. according
to supply and demand.
Straw--I>oose. $500; baled. $500.
Seeds-Timothy. per bushel. choice. $500
as %; prime, $3.50. Strong market on ac-
count Of western drought. Another ad-
vance Of 49c in last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
THE EVENING ADVICEs.

Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK, July 3i.-3:4O p. M
The opening was dull and Influenced
Inv bad news of the steel strike. Stocks
declined fraetionaily on very light
trading and there was no interest in
the market until Norfolk & Western
started an advance in coal stocks, when
strengthened the balance OF the list
Norfolk rose three points on investment
buying, which was based on earnings
that the system shows. the close was
dull at the lowest prices of the day,
on unfayorable strike rumors.
DICK BROS. &c co.