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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
RING BACK AND
SHARKS ARE RELEASED
travelling Salesman Alleged That He
Was "Fleeeed" in Pool Game
Several Days Ago.

Coy Julian. Chester Rogers and
James Adams. arrested SUNDAY bv
Detectives Frazier and Minard. fol
lowing complaint Of a travelling sales
man who alleges that he was
flceced' in a pool game. dropping
$50 % a valuable diamond ring.
we're released last night from the
city jail. following the recovery OF
the ring. They were ordered To leave
town by the police and beat "A hasty
retreat.
The victim. whose name Is being
withheld. was euticcd into q pool
game about "a week ago. After losing
ms wad Of $50. he raised money ON
the diamond ring In hope Of ecover.
ing his losses. The ring. he alleges.
paWned BY % of the three. and
when he asked where they had LEFT
the ring they refused 10 tell.
SWeden's national income for 1915.
was IN excess Of that for 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
MILK PRODUCERS
10 Hold Meeting Saturday Mornina TO
EJECT Executive Board and TO
Perfect Organization.

a special meeting OF the tri-state
trict Will be- held in the assemble room
OF ne Wheeling Commercial associa.
non IN the Market Auditorium sam.
Gay morning az 10 30 O'Clock for tho
purpose Of electing four members of
ne tN'cutltc board OF the now ORGAN
lZation Other imporfanf u,+t,r- a'i3t,
DC taken up IN connection win -
tcCttng The association f'
All mliH producers OF this commup.
~ and dairymcn shipping milk into
y" wheeling district are expected to
DE present at the meeting w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

Wtsr 49, s'hool work under his
Ihird-That IN our br,tb.r
I,l"tHlNe a dcvuut Christian g.n'
.'"an ~ admirable spirit. rer.,i -.
uu''l.us 'n'rgy. dIslUulnatIrs
'W lrr'pruauhabie character ~
Sr""ihg Influence and power ""'
''Ith-Ihtt We earnestly and t..-
.'y commend him Co our ohio brctI-
-. WI a mes & Of frat,rulI ar..f-
~ 'nl or abiding assurance ina az.
900 work dom" iu west V.rripis I'M
state. D." our sister
firh- That tho, .t
spread upon tl. Uiuut.. I'
ton and that ..pI.g zoe
frufh'r Arnold ana b., 49, il'-y'I Too
Tor publication. papers
- g. rUUuNTON.
= r. FOSTER.
. g. JONES
COMMITTEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
Sues BAKING CO.

Mrs. M|alinowski az Cincinnati. has
sued the American Baking company
for $4,000 damages. She alleges that
since she swallowed a pin In a piece
OF bread baked by the company. she
has had dizzy spells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
CONFESSED TO KILLING

lola. Kans.. May 22.-Mrs. RUDY
stephens confessed today That she cali
ed clifford Kistucr. "a wealthy farmer.
10 tho door of his home last night aud
shot him 10 death IN the presence Of
bis wife. Mrs. stephens. a divorccc. d.
years old She said Kistner had
ruined her life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
POLICE Investigating
THE DEATH Of LITTLE CHILD

represent President Wilson at the de.
dication OF the Rutherford B. HAYES
Memorial Building in Spiegel Grove al
Fremont on Memorial Day. The Ohio
Archaeological and Historical Society
viii be in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

formed just Ike during typical winter
months. The unusual weather extend
cd all through the middle and west
ern states. including the Ohio Valley.
West Virginia then NirEinia) AND
Pennsylvania. During the latter part
Of September fall weather set in and
the winter following was the usual
Lind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
DELEGATES NAMED

IhDNlDENCE. r. C.. Nav 22-Pro.
.lsS9l''S OF o." state I'm c~OuVertior
TO-DAY elected five delegates and aye
a~ltrnates To the National convention
IN Dhicago. June : The d-eIegation
y. unpledeed officially hut rs insist.
tnI ana enthusiastic for Theodore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
Needs More Money.

Mrs. Lyle EssWein. widow OF a bust
ness man. who died a few months ago.
today k the court TO increase her
allowance. which H. $500 a year. She
says this sum is not sufficient for nsr
needs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
Pool Room Closed.

The chief OF police today ordered
the pool rooms in Sheppard. a superb.
closed on sundays when 81 residents
of the village signed a petition asking
that they not be permitted to operate
on SUNDAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

CINCINNATI-Harry F.. Toker. a
hotel man. shot and killed Mrs. Mamie
;. Beatty, q social worker and widow
of q minister, because she would not
marry him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

tANTON-Nilliam r. Thorn will be
a candidate for tine Democratic nomin-
alton for congress. lie is a Lieutenant
OF former Congressman j. J. Whitacre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

Mrs. J. f Ransburg died today OF
eriei three days after the burial of her
daughter. Miss Mary Ransburg. who
was a teacher in the Columbus schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

SANDUSKY-Nrs. William Eschen-
aurer sncezcd and got back her voice
which she lost when frightened by a
Jack-ths pecp,t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
Cause and Effect

-. IFrOW JudFel
nincs" 10y ''"'iS eve
Yes. her husband never goes ont,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
BODY FOUND IN a cIstERN AND
COVERED UP HAS SUSPECT
Gus LOOK
Believed However to Have Been Acci
dental-Baker to ReNrcsent VII
son-NeNs OF Ohio.
Intelligence Bureau.
Columbus, o., May a..

The police are Investigating the
death OF Margaret Coccia. aged g..
whose body was found in a cistern a.
a vacant house near her home. The
lid OF the cistern was closed tightly.
Some are of the opinion that the child
wandered near the Cistern while az
play and fell in and later some one see
ing h lid removed merely put %
back. The child's parents are Italians.
Baker to Represent Wilson.
Secretary Of War y. ID. Baker viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

btFbEEST - Miss UnanRsf. a
school teacher. was killed as She push
cd "a little child from boz front Of a car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

CLENELAND-The four babies born
To- Mrs Julia Ieman at one time The
other day have died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

ELfIIA-The court has ruled hat
Leonard Cluabcs mus. pay for the sup
port OF tho child born 90 his wife after
hey were divorced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

SWeden's national income for 1915
vas IN excess OF that for 1914
The sun., 1916-08-30
GRAIN MARKET.

W~uE.AT--The market was again nrcv-
Gus. with erratic Nur'uaiions, but the eN-
citemen' was much los pronounced than
on Monday and tho undcrtouc MAS irrner.
A slight reaction occurred az tn" start uu-
der overnight selling, due 10 margin calls
and hea,ineSs abroad. hut some good huy
ing resulted later. and NJ times the mar
ket was distinctly strong. Toward the
close thor. was q partial reaction. hut hual
quotations we're steady to firm ~ @tp3.c
net higher.
The Balkan situation va. looked upon AZ
less o! a bcarisli factor than n frst consld-
, cred. as there seemed 10 BE- li;tlo p-oOshii-
ity of shipments nf rrain from Russia, even
In the event Of more pronounced successes
by the Allies. II seemed 20 he the concen-
the struggle On the Allies side. The rail-
road strike situation lonin"d up a. a dis
turhlng element The situation was con
stder'd critical and had a tendency 20 in.
terrupt business somewhat. as export CON
tracts Included a strike clause and shippers
were tiuid about making large contracts
confidence. ana vhile many eSpor, order.
were at limited prices below a workins
basis. sales aggregated about 10000 bush
els.
In the local cash msrke, 10 1g,,m
No. ! northern Duluth, sissy and No !
EEo crn Manitoba $685. O. b Ne"
CORN Aside from an easier feeling .,
.,&r tar the m'TkGt wa. mn ana n TnSt,
,%sehnlcai position va. APPARENTLY ljropa.1S-
as n result ~ III. heavy sailing Of Mon.
day and shorts wer" active buyers. Win
oners small. southwestern crop udvices
were also pessinistic and the trad. a.
largc l. looking for a bulllsh report from
T. New York.
.OATs-rh" market was firm in tho facs
OF liberal .rrc"ip,s on active covering by
koIne who had sold out on Monday. II was
evident that the" TRACE WAS loss disposed T.
take a bc.rlsh VIE" of tho R.ika develop
The sun., 1916-08-30

49,; Southern and Southwestern. large.
2o9aic.: small. iIRi7Hc.; northern Onto
and Michigan. scaided. large. 21c:; small.
i7aIsc.: other Western. scalded. large. 20
a ale: small. 11c.; old cocks. dry picked.
l5al5rc.: scalded. l5c. DUCKS-Long
Island. fresh ducklings. ID, c1c. SQUADS
prime. white, s-lO lbs. and over 10 dozen.
per dozen. S3aS.5o; culis. soc. 0H.
POULTRY. L1vE-Receipts, unloaded. 81
cars by freight and 3 by express. Express
chickens selling, a3I 2bc.: express fowls.
lSn 1?c.. occasionally lsiac. and some held
at :0c. boosters. iic. Express ducks. lie.
for average mixed. Sal9c. br better
grades.
PROvlsIONs-Pork steady mess. ses.5 so:
family. s29d3i; short clear. So 20. Beef
.iesdy; mess go a $50: family, sssson
q; packet; sso S9m 81 extra India mess
lso lbs. itSc.; 100 lbs. it.c.: 40 lbs.
i5c.. pigs. ijigC. cut Mntts-Pirklcd
bellies dull; 10 lbs. l6c.: /: lbs, tGc. u
lbs. i5i,c. pickied hams steady. II"
1I.c. Tallow nominal: special, SIC: city.
Iigr.; country, tsns.c. Lard STEADY
Midd'n West. h.gSmlt3jc.: city lard quiet,
ti.mithc: refined lard quiet continent.
1e.toc.; compound firm. ioH allc s:sarine
Arm; oleo, lie; city lard stesrine, l4Nc.
RlCE-Domestic screenings. sAgaHc.:
head. 6a5Ec:; extra fancy. 5hd5Nc.:
Japan, <isc.; blue rose. ~ n
SUGAR FUTURES - Liquidation con-
tinucd. particularly In October and Deccm-
Der positions. Prices sassed rapidly until
at the close net losses showed ~ to "a
points. with sales 2t.Soo tons. Range "
prices;
The sun., 1916-08-30
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAs-Rees,pts. e.sss bag,

BEANS AND PEAs-Recsipts. e.sss bags
ssen, ne'G Fair w Ts rood. fno.s. = 20 i S..
10 1000. $3.50: Sc a s ses;'' Lad. .yy'' % s;s pSSl
choice. ss.icas.sc; fair 10 good. M!tas;
red marrow; choice. $3.50; white kidney,
y"iicw eye ;ss'S Shoiis%s,D f yT:;sa !,3si pins.. Cal.
%fornia. choice. ss.e5M7; lima. california.
choice. ss.5o96.so. Peas. Scotch. choice,
BCTTER-Receipts. 2i.a5s packages.
Sales on exchange Of more than 900 tubs.
%G.'ly Of s''s s.. and a ssl his"'5 cr .sG ma4y. 'S ssira ,s
-: score. per TO-, s2,.c'; higher -corinl,
ssns,tsc.: 'ir.,s as 10 81 score, slh
thirds sns' ugs, e., cr Gamer unsaiied.
stisc ars,s. 'sit, raw &C.; seconds .sis a
good to s' prime a' IS s sHss. " "ommcn /" i iair.
ir.ts. e7a2sc.; lower grades, cShm?sigc.
ladies', current make. nrsi., 26- usfc.: sec
onds, 25i1 M26c.: lower grades. 2tM:5c.
packing stock, current make. No. !. 2sgc.;
NO. .. EAR Toe: lower grades. % y 2tc.
CHEEsE--Receipts. a,tsi boxes. state.
whole milk. fiats. early made. specials. Isl.
niSNc.. fresh. coiorcd. sp"eiaA lST
ist.c.: white. specials. iNdiShc.. coiored'
'''i' ihFt y NJ . '''' '
l7Nc.. state. Whole milk. twins. early
made. specials. ls. "a iSAc G.: fresh. specials.
lsn Isle. average fancy, l1Ac.; state.
whole milk. chaddars, early made. specials.
iSt, a iSAc.. state. whole milk. single
daisies. fancy, isn u lsSc.: all styles. .un-
dergrades. haiItac; Wisconsin. Whole
milk. early made, twins, fancy, ISL u
issc.: fresh twins. fancy. isd lSi.c.
double daisies. 1sL TIskc,. single daisies,
ISL alsAc.: Young Americas. isd lpisc.;
state. skins. current make. specials. l+is a
i5c.: choice. l3Tl&c. fair TO good. llis Il
i2isc.: lower grades. safe.
COTTONSEED OII~-Market Arm and
early with good buying. thought TO
he for Western account. on the advance
there was considerable selling. part Of
which was believed to be for southern ac-
count. Toward III. close an easier tone de-
veiopcd. especially FOR near positions. FL
nal quotations were II points net lower for
september. while the other months were
unchanged to s points higher. Total sales.
30. 100 barrels. Tenders on September CON
tracts. 1900 barrels. Range OF prices
The sun., 1916-08-30
RESULTS At AUCTION.

~ 49,
. sty bldg and strs Sew York lifc In
60 agt J /: johnson "t a. due. ~
sI2'''; taxes &C., '>-' o. to So d' dSo
sorH ST, 5 Il, 5 1876 ,,h ~. :o,,,.
sly bldg AID ~ same az, N"mc re-
TO pis ntin .......... .. si"."o'
10TH sr. 3o2 T.. ; s., "a % - av, :6Nt"".a.
trustees, ast Isaac '"isun It al. du'.
~sI:.ssS5s; taxes. g.. 'l.2sc77. t".p.. A.
BY Joseph +. Day
ESSEN ST. i3S. -. $50 II R!SIur,ou It. c3N
100; 6 ny tnm, and strs |. Rr.'"u
wiesor ast charlc. ,;oilenhrrr n t'ls
&c. - Al; nae i-''i'"'' '"N', % %oo
~ Honry H-aly.
list ST. 10, 4 n : 90 = r,rk a. -
100 IL . sty dWir Em'ertu' lntA-''''
;.;s1'ia. ia>"s. S-''-3. 30 f., g
" srrto, M,r>
eSs T. : TrG.. 20 - we..e> Realty
~ ct all due. .s5o9ia7s: ,ase -
,eTH ST. "5sIP y soo " ,o,o ~. syy
49, sly mt !. ro,i "f' : 'smi,t
So, fd5S.Tt ~ tn" p'a''''n 81 """
Ry Joseph & 90
. s'y mi 4 s'rs-i !. Rrtt"rv'a..r .s,
Anrthsm Staiimtu"r '' g. d!, ;
Co. the r.aiu'tT ...... $3.50
fAT 2.o' THtI;p NNE>tE'
~ Hour. R~,ly
VILLA ~ a.'t 3d. 80 " r't'"r r'
toN'-.N 80. .tt fr 'H.-. AMI 80
,1f her.. .'swg'" l, 's', ,'rG OBJ" %'!a.. %.
g.. .e,s..s. o., .n, i.,Iu',n s. 900
II, I,-u.. g. Donovan.
WNSHiNGToN a.. -'-f a 1''' =.
The sun., 1916-08-30
lis rF<DE<S.
Manhattan,

llSrH 81 3is ~W-Theodore Schroeder ar,
Claus Martens ct nj foreclosure Of mort
,,ssFFf;I }.r a'ty Y T s,"n rr0., 90 =,
nG' Augustus y Baby 81 al amcndri
f"re'''.1'c ~ mor.ssso'. si'ys, Miller,
rr.~t % aef John Hector ct y! ,'arc-
g."-ur" ~ mortgage. sttys, Emmct &
Sr. 3oS.Hlo w Elizabeth wlucm.r
az. Mary \ carr. ct a. foreclosure o,
g, TT''trSG 81. Es"lNrhrr Ic i,g@Su, n rIG1, ,sv.
lum Of IN" 'I'y ~ y Y .aGt Hannah
kram - a. foreclosure. ~ mortgage,
a,,y- lio'd'y. leu'',na'h 8 johnson
iao ia, Rorn.,cin Q, al" S>rs. az
thurl"s lGwrN- Gnrc"losur" OF NOR
e's"'t attys, House, droasman & Nor-
iasp Sr. ~ =, $40 W Ih av. cOxse.ll--
rrSgfe" H tna%, ct A. "Trs, az, ~ G.''a :,
cH iI:R'FlSs- ~; 3ic-aa Il MHs ssni..I.. aam,.
ar' Edward G buckley =, al ''oreo'osur"
3lST ST. ie>-l3o Wes' The Row.ry say
inr~ Bank Hgt Fred schultz ., al fore
r.9snrc ~ mcr'Ens"' atty'' C"dwalad"r'
MNPEs Az, n W cor ~ isis, 81, "l,stt-
Emma Dr"ssner agt Kur2man Realty
corp 81 a. foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
cn@ >'y, : Wo'decrS ., n,,.- .,
Grace l. Har,o" 81 al 'iorociosar- 81
mortrage,; atty. l. : Clinch,
CONCoRp Az, y. ~ II n Of Dater 81.
~ NNl0o Harlem savings Bang agt Thos
Merchant ct a. foreclosure OF mortgage;
at'v, T. : clinch.
MINNIEroRp Az. -. 50 q II Of Rovn.
81. ;oNloo- Edward ! Moberg GO. Inc.
ngt Rc,l" l. Hammond faction 10 fore
lose mechanics lienb, attys, Van Kirk
A. knlai
suu'TUERN BOULEVARD. E =. i:i Z, . %
lt9th ST. 5ONlnn Theodore J thahot agt
Thomas ! Psarmnn ct al foreclosure 81
morteaEe): atty, NJ j sullivan,
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan
ESD ST, 357-3bs W-Theodore e Wood agt
s57 West 23d Street Corp. owner: Vim.
The sun., 1916-08-30

points higher At 1915 for middling upland
sales, 100 bales delivered on contract. 100
bales. Southern spot markets were
Charleston firm. unchanged. i5c.
Norfolk steady. unchanged. Is. 50c. sales. 5cs
bales.
baltimore nominal, unchanged. lJAsc.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged. IL. 3Sc.
New Orleans quiet. unchanged. 10 .lsc. sales,
Mobile Arm, 10 points higher. Is. 10 sales. 10.
Galveston steady. unchanged, lj.6Jc sales.
leon.
3.1sc.
Wilmington steady. i.c. higher. l5c.
Memphis steady. unchanged. 10 .Jc. sales, ~.
Houston steady, Is points higher, io.6r f.
sales. 5.0st.
Rnrt and interior rcrnlnts. with romrnrisnns
The sun., 1916-08-30
COFFEE MARKET.

Operations IN tho coffee market were small
yesterday, After opening steady AZ nm al
vsn" 81 . (" I points. prices developed IN
easier ton" rnd at the close were 2 20 s
points net lower Total sales were 0.7JO bags.
IDu' sblrrs wcr' more inclined 10 ie hpathotic.
Will" longs, who lad bought at lower prices.
were inclined to take pronts. The cost aud
freight market showed frinness and Santos a.
were quoted At II zoe, and 3s and " nj II 39c. .
inndoi credits. The local spot market WAS in.
active, hut prices were hrm At the recent ad'
vance, ri" Is being quoted at sac. and san
i0s " Mt NE.
Rauge of urIcps, Mon.
The sun., 1916-08-30
>L>wso~ & u"RR> on aru AVE.

S,awson Z Hobbs arc making ~
tcu>iVe alterations TO THEW build ne st
tho northwest corner "t FNfth avenue amt
For'ic'h street ana on completion wil
oucn a Fff'h avenue office to
date their clients iM the fifth avenue a'i
nninInLnc ,n.'LNl..
The sun., 1916-08-30
Made Death DoubIy Sure.

The body Of a we'll dressed man about
GO years old was found yesterday In
Bronx Park Lake lie had been shot
through the temple. A revolver lay on
the shore near by. The police believe he
was a suicide. There was nothing to
aid In establishing Identity.
The sun., 1916-08-30
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
cent Valentine Contracting Co. contrac:

cent Valentine Contracting Co. contrac.
tor $685. Is
BROADWAY. ~36Os-Samuei shapiro ct al
agt Rembrandt Realty Co. owner MOTIFS
NOlf. contractor. . . 4. Sl,-oV
l25TH st. lie W--Sainucl shapiro ct al
agt Estate Of Louis Strasbourgcr. owner
Norris Wolf, contractor. ..........., SbOT
Bronx.
isisT 1T. as3-es7 John Kingston agt
Arklin Realty Co. Inc, owners and COM
81 AZ ,:,.s..is,i isic ndciH
Cunforti co. Inc. agt Zion Hebrew lnsti-
tute. owner and contractor. .......s1.htl
Nv. " :. $50 = Balloon av. 2"S
"j.6-tiiippp Costnnzo agt Itosina Car
luNri. nMnnr and rnntrArlnr. ....... isNN
The sun., 1916-08-30

SUGAR. RAw-close was lower. with a
,eoa, rsnner prrehssin. $500 bsEs Cuha'
equal 10 i.sSc' duty paid. Hadi,ions
sugar from store owned by exchange op.
orators, wcr. availabie at the same price
cost and freight. sac.
>VGAR. REF1NED-Crystal domino tab
Gus cases IN. cartons. half or full sizs
.ssiets and do. case, : ID. cartons. fnil
:asie tablets, &c; Gu; loaf. s.ljc.: crushed.
ss,; mould 4, cube. ani EasIe ID bags
powdered and coarse powdered. 7.1oc. fruit
j.. ana ID. c%,rions, t! .,cc' ana ;'.cc. in hal,
doe: Easi. coarse sranulatsa' liz
u. ]ccar,ons nne sranulsted.' ,.acc iii.
bags do: '!cc 10 ID bag. do. eoc. IN
Ssss d d"'i 'i;s iSc. !" . ssrs srsnu 10 ID.
:.oSc.; fine graduated and diamond A.
,NS' ssonf;S,!onSrs' 4 ssoe 20. !. $50:
no. :. s.ssc.; 40. Z. $50 No. :. $50.
No. :. $500 No. Q. e.t5c.. No. 10. stoc..
No, y. G.35c.. No. IL. 6.3oc.. Nos. -. -
ARTICHOKEs-carornia. drum. Ga6.
BEANs-vIrslnia. htsk".. sjc. dsi: West
green sgis::: jersey oa ani Lone I.iannd..
l::Sns Island. green. has. hsi5o BEETs
S SSaTG ,.'o 100 'S Sa.ss,. -, i.:oda a'AR ,9S; on.
Nearby. 100 punches, sl.50d:. unwashed.
,,Sp. %m So', 800; washed tops on ~,
PtRs Hothcuse. per box. ,ia:. basket.
s2"e .ios STATE. basket. 80 $50. Long Is
and bb.r s95oat:c. baskey. N-5nlso
pickles sta'o. .aree, bbi, @55a7 smsi5.
.6i' ~. sat. az : quar- basket ?on
\aar1N MAJ fnu q L.. - fAF "a -.
Sc, amt Long Island. red. hhi.. tluI5o.
CSC rough. crate. S0SSc GoRN-Jer.
sey. Country Geutlcmau, 100 care. s'a,.
1ersav and Long Island, other sprts Sc. u
CAuLIFLowERs-N Nearby. bb!. SH
EGHrLANrs virginia. so GUAR, crate.
j0n 80 Jarsev basket. t0asic.. 80 quar-.
crate, 7;c. nii, hi. 'i:sal5o GARLIC
w sirtqs'' ioS 49, %" So 50. Hi2iEMs A afHNt-
De'hvafe. JerseI ami Marviand. baske,.
;Is 1iii;' Long Island bag, 90 80.
se', 300 si7 Boston. PEI strap 7ic' u
L~EEkS-Nra-bv. 100 Lunches seas.
n~NiONs-ohil white: crate. st?5pLSo:
yellow. 20 ID bag f7oai.73: Washington.
yellow. 100 y n's: 's:ss:io; STATE, "a.
white. 10. rtt y red. 100 h nag 3 so"
!:;; yellow s.7sT:;o; Long Island, vel
'onn-c,icu, Valley. yellow. 100 Ia. lag.
E:ja-ao; Baltimore. oaske, soc span.
ish, crate. t25HlW OkRA-Iersrv.
peach basket, soc 0s c5. larse basket.
800. II s. 80; carrier, 300. u 81 IS. PEAS
western New York. basket. 1Ic. n s. rs
bag, G0c. y $50. PEpFERS-Jersey
cherry. basket, 500. Usi5o. o'her sorts,
basket. i"I7ic, green. hhl. ErlGc. rcd.
Dbl. Sp29; PARSLEY Nsarhv. 100
hIuch~. g. ;ON "a EAplSHES-Nnarby
100 lunches. tai.c5. RrMAINE stale.
basket. SOC dH -. SpiNAcH-NoI!by.
crate. ST'so; state. b,sket. 75c 7
SQUASH Marrow. hh'.. i50nl, 50. white.
hhi. si.iIl1 -: yellow. crooked nccN. hhl
81. TIRNlPS-Rutahaga hhl.. 80; ~
F.? ToMATOES-S'atc. hushcl basket. So.
81 nearby, large box. 500, 81: small,
box, %iIs 5c., Newport, round. box. SOC a
~ either sorts. bon. 30u SOC. South Jersey,
round, large box. 50I 7Jc. smn,,
box, 40 soc. carrier, co 1jc Grant. car
risr, i0n SOC. hothouse. n. sdloc,
WATERCRESS-l00 punches, slTl.5o.
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The Roher' /. Tatlcy Organization las
. ascd tho Mit~,il residence IN IN" iads"-
view section ~ White lllluS to- AloNd'-
der Iinkw1ld &C New Nu'k CITY for a
term ~ years.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 Tho active issucs showed
further declines. Early pr,rs for stewart
Warner were 6 points under the opening. hut
later thcr" WAS = recovery. S"Av N~'hurk
aud Swlfts reelected new liquidation. Booth
Fish pfi gained about q point. Ronds quiet.
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~ Liverpool cahl's-Spot unsettled sales. 5.eo
bales: speculation and export. 500; American.
<.00n imports. 100. all American mid upland.
= SD futures opened hrm and unchanged
closed Irregular at net ndvan,c "f | I" . points
August. g.s7 orto'~r. November. 80; January.
February, ae+ March April. 80; May.June.
vi. Manchester Yarns aud cloths Irregular.
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, AUG. 0.-Aiaska Gold declined ~
points TO l3N. No important price changes oc
Cured In the copper shares, prices holding
fairly we'll under moderate volume. summary
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wASTFD-Shlssnan, ora Who - fav ,.
with wholesale notions y s'or',a AiI,a..
4. q. Box SO, station y iItt.. ..
stating experience ail s,rIN .>. .r,.
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ONT
PITTSBURG MARKET

P~ITTSBURi. Aug. - u. S. GIass was 4.
higher at 3ii.
rnr" on continued active at unchanged
prices. summary
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BUSINESS RECORD.


FRANK ~l'tNNRISI>. harness make 20;
East Eleventh stree. voluntary. Iitgll-
ties $3.50 -" asset@ f-incirsl claim.
French tur-Irt'irE OF Company $500.
JACDR kE>pEl'k UPTON Insurance
broker and arent. 81 Iotn street. ,olun.
tsr>. ltshi'i'ss t"oN. assets Sass
principai calm. JON" W ken. 500
schedules In Bankrupt,
Is IltN~ manufacturer vor0
Gus waists. ~. West Twenty seventh
stree. Liabilities. Slif;3 assets $50.
rrinripal claims Warner, todfrey { -.
sl3e4 Fora kaufman. 3l.ioO. Emit Hoy
,ash, tl.Otn.
DAVID R~LE<STEiN. m.r'. Furnishings
s21 seventh avenue. Liabilities, s., jC3
assets. SiGS.
Assignments.
MAX RUBEN mems turuishines. aa Long
wood avenue. IlronN. Assigned to VII
lard Il stevens
ANSIE TEMNER. retail shoes. - West
Thirfy-fpurt street to Joseph q. Ahram-
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 30. Cosdrn share. frac.
iionally lower, and Davidson Chemical ).
hi.hcr at 81 Bonds dull, Cosdcn oil ana
Gas is 4, lower Summar
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ron SALE.
(I.OcHlN(i.

MEMS CREDIT TAILoES- suits, Rain.
coats. etc, 81: 81 DOWN. 81 weekly Ham.
r;on- Martin Co, III B'way center s cort.
landt ST..
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHI ADETPHIA. Aug 80 Prices moved
narrowly on small transactions. Bonds mod
'rat"ly active, with fhila. Flee - In better
demand summary
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tSHsSo; bulk, $50 lbs. 81 iOma5S. Jersey
No. round. hb!, t:.soa3l.. long, bbi.
-o"n round. l6a III, bag. ~taaGI3a5:
Jersey. long, lo5 ID bag. t2n.sj: south.
rth' NJ H. Dbl, si.75@2.75; No. /. poor.
nni, ~ lS"i seconds and cul!s, southern.
: ~; chlls, 75c. nN Delaware, basket, o0s.
r'l.lO, jersey, new, basket, 75C 81 &;