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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-15
ESVILLE.
Etheps Weekly Compendium Of News
and Gossip.
GAINESVILLE, November II.

GAINESVILLE, November ~.
This is delightfully."- pleasant morn
iug The sun, shining with mild
glow, while a warm air from the south,
plavs over the fading beauty Of our vii
lage, rrgrctting. a. il were, that the
leaves and bright flowers cannot return
It's warm CarrsSes. The woods are not
absolutely bear. There are vet patches
i'm the forest where the warm colOring
OF October has darkened into a reddish
brown, and here and there tree throws
a fuller shadow than belongs 10 winter.
The dun s,ubble Oi the old grain fields
and the darker soil OF the newly
pl0ughed lands varies the grave NOvem-
h-r 'iutS. while here and there in their
midst We sec lawn of young wheat
sending up it, green blades, soft and
fresh as though there were no winter in
the year, growing more dear and life
like as all else becomes more dreary-a
raw OF hope on the pale brow OF reslg-
nation. And so calm and full OF repOse
is the picture that We turn from it un-
willingly, and with as much regret as
though it were still gay with the beauty
oi summer.
The long continued drought is becom-
ing quite alarming, and the scarcity Of
water a source Of much uneasiness.
Several slight showers have fallen dur
ing the week, but have not been suffi-
cient to raise the wells or ill the els
terms, while at this writing the blue
sky and bright sunshine do not give US
much hope.
Last Tuesday night the shoe store Of
Wm. Reed < Son, on Main street, was
entered by burglars and robbed Of over
500 worth Of goods and two sacks OF
-four. Entrance was made through 8
side window by removing first the case
and then the sash. The goods stolen
were OF the finest quality, showing the
good taste or judgment OF the thieves.
Certain parties are suspected, and 1t Is
hoped the matter will be thoroughly fer.
reted out, and our town be rid OF its
abundance OF loafers who have no visible
means OF support.
We also learn that the notion wagon
of Mr.. Lee Fred was broken open last
night and about 500 worth OF goods
stolen. Mr.. Fred is poor struggling
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degree OF success. Thirteen musicians
have agreed to form a band providing
the citizens here will assist them in pur.
chasing the instruments necessary.
The November term OF the Marshall
County Court is now in session with
Judge Alexander presiding, and James
Bane and A. l.. Pelley as associates.
The session will probably continue
throughout next week.
Prof. +. Ii. Crsgo and j. b. McPeek,
Esq, represented the Masonic Lodge OF
this place in the Grand Lodge.
DR.. J. +. Parsons. who was injured on
the railroad few days ago, is GONZALES
cling and doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
Mr. l.. c. Hooton, who has been sp-
pointed route agent pro tsIH., in place OF
Mr.. Shinn, is a brother of Prosecuting
Attorney Hooton, of this county.
Miss Julia Martin, of New Martins
vile, is the guest OF Miss Ida Alexander,
IN the lower ward
Miss Lizzie Bridges, after spending
several months with relatives and
friends at Hinton, W. Va, returned
home Tuesday morning
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.
New Cemetery Horse Thieves Other
Matters

matters.
The Paul Brothers have purchased
the mill of Mr.. Samuel b. Iindley, IN
Amwell township, for 6.026.
Adam Sharrer, OF Pike Run, had his
stable burned last Monday night, No
vembcr 10th. His mule, which Was in
the building, was badly burned.
On the Bethany road, near Mr.. John
PollOck's farm, near West Alexander, a
black horse was found on Tuesday last,
dead, with a rope around its neck. The
mystery is, no one knows whose horse
il was, or where il came from.
The buds on plum tree in the gar.
den OF Mr.. Sample Sgeeny, in Washing
ton, are now swelling, and few bios
SONS have appeared. II the moderate
weather continues he will have plums
by Christmas.
Mr.. Ralston, living near West Alex
ander, was awakened on Monday night
by some parties endeavoring 10 steal
his horses. The thieves had gotten into
the stable and taken out two horses; on
one they had a saddle and
bride and "A bride ON the
other. Mr.. Ralston and William
AIenuef went out, ana SllcnuvT snol
at the thieves and hit one OF them; and
from his outcry it Was thought he was
either badly hurt ar frightened. The
thieves made their escape.
Claysyllle's new cemetery seems To be
succcsc. Everything is working har-
moniouSly. the lots are being laid off
and located aS rapidly as possible; and
Mcssrs 4. c. Noble, Matthew A. Irwin,
and Superintendent Mckee are kept
busily employed in preparing the
grounds.
\ circular plat one hundred feet in
diameter, has been reserved Tor orna-
mental purposes, on the extreme sum.
init OF the grounds. Tuls, We under.
stand, is never tc be- used for burial.
The prospect from this summit is de-
lightiul, comprehending view oi the
country Tor miles in all directions We
think it would br difficult Ia find
more appropriate and, at the same time,
beautiful resting place for the dead.
~ m
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THE SCAFFOLD.
Murderers Pay the Penalty OF
Their Crimes,

CooPERsTowN, n. V, November A.
NJ. A. Ball, aged %, was hanged to-day
for the murder, on the 18th OF last June,
OF Catharine May Richards, aged 10. The
execution took place in the Jail yard.
LEBANON, Pa, November l4.-Charles
Drew and Franklin Stichter, were hang
ed to-day, for the murder OF JOS. Raber,
at Indiantown Gap, on the 9TH OF De-
cember last
ATLANTA, November l4.-GOrdon
Sheats, colored, was hanged to-day at
Danielsville, for the murder OF John
Ledbetter, white, on the oath OF
February last. Sheats was cursing
his employer, John Williams, when
Cedbetter attempted to interfere,
and Sheats killed him with Il
shot gun. An immense crowd at
tended the hanging, but there was no
excitement. Sheats said he was ready
to die. The drop fell at 80 O'Clock,
and twelve minutes afterwards Sheats
was dead, after struggling violently.
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SUNDAY Laws

iuFrtN pultlrlltc "l tllt N'htNt''r
am not a scholar, but do often read
the Bible. ami especially the New TcSta-
ment. and | would most respectfully
ask your correspondent Impartial T. ii
he ever expects to bring the world 70
Christ, or make people better by en-
forcing sunday laws and ordinauSes?
Does he not know that the law only be-
gets wrath? Does ne not know that
Christ aud His Apostles mover did any
thing oi the kind, but simply preached
the gospel, and that the Christians did
not get into worldly power and eStab-
lsh sunday laws and ordinances until
about four centuries after Christ? We
are told that the first Christian emperor
kept his son 80 lawfully, and strictly so,
that he turned out o. be a heathen and
prosecutor Of the Christians. Did not
Bob Ingersoll turn out the same because
his father kept him too street Does ne
not know that the spirit Of Christ and
Christianity is love and patience and
forbearance, and whOsOever has not the
spirit of Christ is none of Hist Please
fOrbear and reflect, and read the
New TESTAMENT.
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STEU BEN VILE.
Ex. pressions of the "ohio Press. -

Bx-Pressions of the "Ohio Press"
The prospectus for the new sunday
paper is out. The paper will appear next
Sunday week.
A large numbcs of exceedingly well
executed five dollar counterfeit green
backs have been put in circulation re-.
Gently.
The jefferson Fire Insurance Compa.
ny, of this city, lose about 81 800 by fire
that occurred at Cincinnati on Saturday
last.
A gentleman who has investigated the
matter reports that more applications
ior divorce have been filed with the
clerk OF common pleas court OF Jeiier-
son county, for December term, than
ever before in the history Of our county,
within the same time.
At a meeting of the directors OF the
Second church, Monday night, il was
concluded to run the new organ by
water power. The additional cost will
be- abuut Sl2j, about $50 Of which has
already been subscribed. The organ,
when set mp, will be about twenty-five
feet high.
Mr.. A. B. Beck, Of England, was in
the city during the past week, agitatng
the pottery question. II is understood
that parties from East Liverpool are
anxious to 90 into the enterprise, and are,
in connection with Mr.. b., working the
thing mp. The Wallace factory proper
ty has been looked at with n view
in that direction.
Prosecuting Attorney Ong and Judge
jordan, Chile out cunning, Friday, IN
the vicinity OF Smithfeld. caught bi;-
tern. which is a rare bird in this region.
Il measured twenty.six inches from
tip To tip. The bIttern next night
took refuge in a coal shed, and lump
Of coal fell down, and lett the bird ready
to be CIematcl.
The new structure OF the Beatty glass
works, this city, when completed will
make the entire factory 0Oxl3j feet In
addition 10 this the tempCring ovens Tor
the new furnace will be i0X5j feet. Tie
furnace will contain thirteen pots, each
asa inches wide, 20 long and - deep,
and will have r capacity Of {, 200 pounds
Of melted glass each, which will equal
the capacity OF both the furnaces now
in operation. When completed, Beat.
tvs will have the largest tumbler factO.
. =. a., 81. I pftaN Stataa
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Eve ; first outfit was 4 fall costume.
lOUNG ladies' drsirous Of leading lives
OF "true inwardness, should adopt two
maxims-for the summer"I scream for
the winter, 81 str.
SOME females have just been arrested
in Kentucky for the manufacture Of H.
licit whiskcy. This is the first recorded
instance OF woman keeping still.
"IsN'T that your friend, Mime. C., who
is dancing there YES" That's a
irightlullv illmadc dress she has on. !"
If il wasn't it wouldn't fit her"
EVERY lady who goes Ia the theatre
has a perfect right To wear IA high hat.
The people behind her should have se-
cured the seat in front. II they did not
she is not to blame.
4 BosroN woman cut her dress from
a pattern dated 1873 before she discover
ed that it wasn't 1879, and it took three
doctors 10 tide her over that long, lone
ly night.
"The only Jokes women like To read
are those which reflect ridicule upon
men" "lcs," SAYS Il contemporary,
ION taking mp paper II woman inyaria-
bly, turns 10 the marriage column"
A YouNG gentleman and lady who
were suddenly startled in their loving
talk by loud cough behind the door,
referred to their sudden agitation by re-
marking that they had two hearts that
beat like fun.
lT il said that girl who can shed
three or four tears at a critical moment
and follow them up with n quivering
sigh. can marry all around a cookbook
ing blonde who does nothing but try
to blush.
NEw YORK Hrdid: A lady writes 10
ask us for a poetical name for pictures
que, tumble-dOwn, antique.looking
farm. Call it Lalla Rookery. You
couldn't get Moore antique or roman
tic name than that.
A BosToN lady lost a pocketbook con.
tanning 500. and when an honest little
fellow returned it 10 her she was 30
grateful that she gave him 4 great deal
Of good advice and didn't charge him a
cent for il.
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ROASTED ALIVE.
A NEW YORK TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE,
-Four Persons Burned to Death, and Another
Killed in Tying to Eseape-HerOism
Of a Fireman - Frightful
Scenes and Incidents,

NEw YoRK, November l4,-Early this
morning, fire took place on the second
floor Of Tenement No. NJ, Cannon street.
Mary Babiska, who occupied apartments
on the third iioor, leaped 10 the street
and was probably fatally injured JOS.
Butzkie, Who lived on the fourth floor,
heing unable TO escape bv the roof or
stairs. threw himself from the window
and was killed His entire family, con-
sisting of his wife. two childen and
mother-in-law, were sutIOcated. The
damage by the fire viii not exceed $500.
Cohen and his family were regarded
with suspicion by their neighbOrs and
Yesterday Mrs. Cohen was observed car
rving from the house several large
bundles. At a few minutes before :
O'Clock Cohen and his wife and children,
dressed i'm better clothes than they
ordinarily wear, left the house, the
adults bearing large bundles. Patrick
Lynch, the injured fireman,
three times reached the fourth floor
and tried 10 bear out the unconscious
women and children. Each time he
was driven back, and finally made his
own escape by a tOtterlng tire-escape.
In his descent he haled the flames, and
was borne away TO the hospital, where
he Law diving at midday. Fire Marshal
Sheldon came early, and made an in
yestigation, which Is nov going ON. He
upinfs out the fact Of there being no
scuttle i'm the rOOi Cohen was arrested
AT the insurance office where he had
S7OO on his propdrty. His wife was
found also and locked up.
When the cries OF the neighbors
brought the police and tremen % the
house. BOtzkie was seen rushing wildly
10 the window OF his bed room, and re
turning as il endedvOring % drag some
thing with him. The smoke drove him
ha-k. but he returned again. This time
a sheet of flames shot into his face, and,
With "a despairing cry, he seized the win
JuW frame and Spraug out. The dis
tance was not 50 great, but in his de-
scent the mans feet were caught i'm the
Intel OF the window below, and he was
turned
Head Downward.
AIlA~ ltf NlINN AAtN N4HNtllfNN " AAAl n
thud and was deaf before he
could De raSied. The flames and smoke
uuw poured through the upper story
windows from which not grOan was
hearl and no sign OF lie was seen after
the tall Of Batzkie, but the tiremen were
at work and soon the flames were under
control When az length the floor WAS
gained
-Four Human Bodies Closely Huddled
Together
ON bed i'm a little side room, met the
ewes Of the trrmen. Hall conscious
probably, and struggling % rouse her
self the vile had rolled upon the floor
ami reached her children roOm, her
first thought being for them. There the
smoke had overcome her, AMI, with her
last strength feeling about for her BOYS,
she mad fallen upon them and died.
Theu drawn up limbs showed the ago
nv Of their death-s,ruggle together, and !
their CHEEKS were Scorched. Otherwise
the ire hgi not touched them-the /
smoke had done the work
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FLOUR VERSUS WHEAT.
st. Louis Millers to Close Their
Mills.

Sr. Louis, November l4.-There is a
movement among the millers here TO
close their mills until tine price of wheat
declines. Two mills closed to-day, and
two more will shut down as soon
as what wheat they have on hand
is ground, and this action will probably
become general. The principal reason
assigned ior this is that flour is below
the price OF wheat, and can only be
made at loss. Many millers have al
ready lost heavily on contracts made
when wheat was less than a dollar
per bushel, and they see no profit
in the immediate future. But little -four
has been shipped from here the last
three weeks and large amOunts,are in
store. more than enough to supply all
demands for some time. The millerS are
ratisiied that there must be a decline in
wheat pretyt soon, at all events they
will not purchase until the price falls or
there is q margin on -four.
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MAINE.
Those Exciting Political RumOrs

AUGUSTA, Ms, November 1.-THE
rumors in regard to the Governor and
Council intending to count out the Re-
publican majority in the Legislature
are exciting general attention. They
come from sources that entitle them To
belief. Messrs. Baker Il Baker filed q
notice with the Government to-day to
be- heard in the disputed cases in Frank
lin, Lincoln and PenObScot counties,
and II. VI. Heith did likewise in regard
TO the cases in Washington county. 1t
is reported that no hearings will be al
lowed in the disputed cases, but that
certificates will be issued on Monday.
4 carefully compiled list Of the Leglsla-
ture shows that the Republicans have 50
members i'm the House and one vacancy
bv death, while the Democrats have 6l
in the same branch. I'm the Senate the
Republicans have 70 members and the
Democrats -
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sons and shepherd dogs. Toshoot game,
a license OF SIS per year is paid, and for
every gun owned by persons $3.50.
Good laws and light taxation are
equally desirable, but they become
worse than wasted when the executive
authorities are permitted to neglect their
trust with regard TO any system OF ma
tional taxation. II is obvious whatever
merits it may possess will never become
manifest unless the levy is fairly impo-
sed, and also, unless the contributions
OF each individual are collected. Here
the assessments appear to be fairly made,
judging, at least. by the infrequency of
complaints; but the regularity and COM
pleteness of the collections is most ad-
mirable. Nobody escapes, nobody can
evade the collections, for the law pro-
yides a speedy means OF bringing de-
iaulters or negligent people TO account,
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sTABBING AFFRAY.
CoIored Eny seriousIy Cut.

~rFUBENNIlIE, November 4.-Last
night about nine O'Clock a couple OF
lItr boy 80 the door Of CARROTS Hall
named simon Duffy and William
SmurrLw9jr got into an alteration
with Richard urysn and two other coll
orgd youths, iu the course of which
Grrru was stabbed by Duly i'm the right
breast, inrictiugan ugly wound about
two inches in length. The blood flowed
pruiuselv and 40 first IL was thought the
lung had been pierced, but subsequent
investigation gives hope that such WAS
mot the case, and that with careful
treatment he will recover. Duffy was
arrested, and will be- sent tu reform
school. lie is but I'D wears "'i, and his
father was killed ON the railroad q few
weeks ago.
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From Rev.JE. Rankin, ID D.

June 18th, 1879, the Rev. j. r. Ran
kin. ID. d., of Washington, ID. c., certi-
fed "A follows: 81 have known of sev-
rral persons who regarded themselves as
greatly benefited aud some Of thcm rs
permanently cured Of diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs by the med
icine prepared by Charles Craig, Of
Charlotte, y. Y. l have known, too, Of
its use IN similar cases by physicians Of
the highest character and standing. |
no not doubt that it has great virtue
In a preyiOus communication 10 the
C,,,grsg1ti0nalid, DIR. Rankin referred at
Iengtb TO the beneficial treatment Of a
rase in his own family, pronounced
Bright's Disease by six physicians, with
the safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and
said. This treatment want, in the
interest Of humanity, TO describe and
commend
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 10, l
A. M-FOr Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, south TO west winds, partly cloudy
weather and areas OF rain, nearly
stationary temperature, and falling oar
ometer, during the day.
For the Lakes, generally cloudy
weather and light rains, winds generally
from the south 10 west, stationary or
slowly falling barometer and no change
in temperature.
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Demand Tor NVoilsburE Coal

Ol a., I,-l~ot rlr carload ut lJzrar's
coal LipuyI o. Louisville, as mentioned
the other IJv, ur received ,ubseguent-
Iy. Hu Older uEuH ..-> than seventeen
ui tlr Same Kind Cars not being avail
able lu such numbers u, course hp hal
t1 decline thp order, ur rather sent 10 tu
tb, rral dealers a'uu- thr Panhandle,
toward ritt~hur,h lUt with not much
expectation that they WoId Dee better
ablr than himself t1 uu it Although
this squirt ui business is only owing TO
thr failure ai the river supply, Vet the
d,maud shows thar tIr kru,ucklaus
appreciate guud rur,
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WOOL
Philadslphh.

PHILADELPHA, November l4.-Wool
-Buoyant; Ohio, Pennsylyania and
West Virginia Xxx and above $50
soc; extra 45ta47c; medium 50ls52c;
coarse 43(a 45c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 43t945c; med
ium soc; coarse 43ta44c; washed comb.
ing and delaine 46f955; tnb washed 80
6S5c; unwashed combing and deIaines
35940c; pulled 45(94sc.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA.
Seriously Injured by a Car
fridge.

CHARLESTON, November lt.-Purick
Crowley, a student az S,uIy's Academy,
had his left hand entirely blown pH and
his face seriously damaged by the eNpiO-
sion of cartridge which De forced over
his slate pencil believing az the time
IL was blank. tie may recover but will
ba terribly liStiyurpl
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Boyton Accepts Webb's ChaIIenze.

BO>roN, November It--Paul Boytou
to-day agreed tU accept Captain Webb 5
challenge % swim tor 81 ,OJO "a side, the
place 10 be from Long Wharf, Boston, to
MnOt's Ledge and return, or from the
Battery I'M New York to and around the
Sandy llooS l.ht ship aui return.
Buvtou asserts that Webb hJ, been
making paper war, that he has beaten
Webb twice in American waters, and
that he can 10 10 again.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YoEK, November l4.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods market buoyant and
prices still advancing on all makes.
Prints in good demand and some makes
OF pinks are advanced. Ginghams in
steady demand and Grm. WOODEN
goods rather less active. but prices firm.
FlanneIs and blankets in steady demand
and light supply.
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Philadelphia.

PHuADELPHIA, November li.-flour
Limited demand western extra - l2l;
Minnesota extra family, medium, 81 25;
choice 50 80: fancy 81 90; Minnesota
patent - zoos ~. Rye FlOur-Un-
changed. Wheat-Dull REJECTED 81 2s
IN 20: No. > red elevator Il 80 lIfl 35;
No. 2 rel, spot and seller November.
81 35lCpl 81, seller December 81 $50
| 3si; seller January 81 ilsGl 43.
Com-Dull; low mixed, on track, SIC;
high mixed j7mjSr: yellow j7l@bSc;
sail mixed, spot aud seller November
jjtc bid, 5sc asked seller December SIC
bld, 81 ic asked; seller January SIC bid,
5Slc a-kcd. Oats-Dull. rejected iOc
white western i2GI3lc. Provisions
Firmcr. Beef-Mes. Sl2 80. Pork
Mess Sl2OYal2 J0r Hams Smoked
9IMl0lc; picked SGs slr larl-West-
ern firm at 7la7lc. Buiter--Quiet bat
firm; creamery extra 37(a40c; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa extra
3l@3jc; Western Reserve extra 27Ca,
2gc: good to choice 2262jc Eggs
Dull; western 2lC122c. Cheese-Dull;
creamery l2!6l3c; good HOLE.
/ e,roleum - Firm and unchanged Whis-
ky--Firm; western 81 -.
BAI,imor..
BALTIMORE, November li.-Flour-
Firmer and unchanged, but active.
Wheat Western higher; No 2 western
winter red, spot and seller November
Al -, seller December 81 I2I(ai 42t;
seller January 81 iGal IGl. Corn
Western higher; western mixed, spot
and seller November, Gl0j7c; seller
December 5Sa js.c; seller January 5si
asst. Oats-Flrm and a shade better;
western white I3a 44c; do mixed il(9
42Jc; Pennsylvania 43laIic. Rye
Quiet al ssfG9O. Hay Firm and un.
changed. Provisions - Active, but
without quotable change. Butter -
Firm; prime 10 choice western packed
and roll at 25ld30c. Eg2s Steady;
fresh 2OC922c: packed l1nlsc. Petro
lrum- Unchanged. CDhee-Dull an
lower; Rio cargOes l3.Cfl7.c. Sugar
Steady; 4 soft l0!G9l0lc. Whisky-Un-
changed.
CfHcIgEATI, November IA Cotton
| Strong at lllc. Fonr-Fiuner, not
quotably higher at 8 75CS6 80. Wheat
Dull, demand moderately fair con-
sumption, at 81 2OCSl %. Com-Firm-
er; No. 9 mixed 32(a,34c; new in car %
I G,37Ic. Oats-Firm; No. 32Ca3ic; No. 2
white western 2Gla37e. Rye-Dull at
79CSSOc. BarIey-Easier at sota95c.
Pork-Firmer at $40 7jtSll %. Lard
Excited and higher at 81 GOiS6 IS.
Bacon-Quiet: shoulders ilc. Bulk
Meats-Inactiye; shoulders 4c; short
ribs 5itS5.c; short clear Gt96ic. Green
Meats-Dull and nominal. Whisky
Higher at 81 %. Butter-Dull; fancy
creamery Csc; prime Western Reserve
23635c; prime Central Ohio 20S23c
Linseed Oil-Firm at Soc.
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Hanlan Anxious 20 Row Riley.

ToRONTc, November l4.-Hanlan is
merry anxious meet Riley, and expresses
his willingness to row him at Washing
ton nine days after meeting Courtney,
for either 81 900 OF 5000 side, either
three or i've miles.