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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
Meeting of the Grand Lodge of
West Virginia.

On next Wednesday morning the
Grand Lodge of West Virginia l. o. 0.
F., will hold its annual session in Odd
Fellows Hall, corner of Twelfth and
Chapline streets. in this city. This
body is both legislative and Judicial in
its constitution. 1t enacts such laws as
are deemed necessary for the welfare OF
the order, and il decides all cases of jur-
isprudence that come before it, such as
appeals of members from the action of
their respective lodges. The grand
officers for this session are, Thos. w.
Fleming, Fairmont, Grand Master; j. I.
Hoke, Keyser, Deputy Grand Master;
X. S. Brown, Ravenswood, Grand War
den; Thos. Steele, Grafton, Grand Sec
rotary, and w. r. Kelley, Parkersburg,
Grand Treasurer.
The session will probably continue
three days. The subject of funeral ben
efits endowment comes up for final ac-
ton, and it is improbable that the ques-
ton NAV be put to its little bed to sleep
the sleep that knows no waking. This
plan provides that on the death OF a
member of the fifth degree, $1,000 shall
be paid to his family, such sum to be
raised by an equal assessment on all
fifth degree members within the juris-
dic.ion. The subject OF dividing the
State into districts will probably
be entertained. The proposed plan
divides the State into eighteen districts
and makes the basis of representation
one representative toevery eighty MEM
beers. Every lodge is to be guaranteed
fair representation and no lodge to
have more than one representative. To
many, it seems a manifest injustice that
a lodge of two hundred members should
be placed on terms of equality, as re-
CARDS representation, with lodge OF six
members.
Odd Fellowship, like all similar insti.
buttons, has suffered from the general
depression of trade throughout the coun-
try; but there is every indication that it
has now caught the wave OF returning
prosperity and entered new career Of
increasing usefulness in the diffusion Of
the principles Of benevolence and
charity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
The Railroad War.

The condemnation suit by the Pitts
burgh. Wheeling and Kentucky Rail
road Company VS.. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, will come on
at to.day's session OF the County Court,
before Judge Boyd. The former COM
pany, as is well-knOwn, sues for right OF
way over the "trestle land and piece
Just north of Twenty-thrd street. Five
pleas have been entered by the Il. u o..
Company and three of these overruled.
A special jury will be empanncled to
hear the case and the following named
have been summoned:
A. A. Howell, Col. r. NJ. Delaplain,
Christian Hess, II. b. Miller w. ).
Goshorn, Alex. Bone, Jacob Hull, X. j.
Smyth, w. c. Handlan, K. b. Woods,
w. i. Simpson, NJ. l.. OFT, Col. T..
O'Brien, Capt. A. Wilson, j. II. Greer,
ST., Jas. II. Oglebay, Arthur Little, X.
A. McCabe. o. c. Dewey and j. 5.
Rhodes.
These gentleman are summoned to
meet at A. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23

tanned for them at any time. Indeed
so clear was this from the start that lit
tie attempt was made to save them. The
Ohio stiff raisers" aver that the stencil
arising from the poor victims Is so OIL
fensive that no attempt Will be made 10
resurrect them. DR.. Sam Cary averted
the same fate to his cases by more lu-
dicious medication and free dlslnfectlon.
The wellknown abilities OF Drs. Ewing
and Rice had its proper share OF intiu-
ence with their patients, but what with
the indignant type of the fever the leal-
ousy of supplanted head nurse and
his friends, the recusancy OF some and
the treachery of others, who, not liking
the Ohio treatment, secretly worked
against it, theirs was bard lot. All are
doing well, however, except the two
Doctors, who, being overworked, are
quite Frustrated.
DIR. Foster and his Hickenlooper were
the most successful, not only because
they furnished all the treatment that
National Banks and ofice-holders could
provide to theirs and TO every poor dew
il in the country who had an itching
palm, but because they aroused them
from their lethargic state TO proper
sense OF their danger from Con-
federate Brigadiers and their
terrible allies in the North.
Monroe's majority OF 1869 would have
been largely increased if the deluded
followers of Brick Pomeroy had not in
directly voted for Foster by supporting
Piatt. Let us hope they are buried be-
yond resurrection.
King, one of the two men arrested
short time ago for the murder OF Dave
Trimley, made confession yesterday,
acquitting young Conley OF any COM
plicity, but duplicating an aged man
named Robert Daily, who was immedi-
ately arrested. He says that standing
two hundred yards away, he saw Daily
shoot Trimley; that Daily gave him
some OF the money, and threatened TO
kill him if he ever divulged what he
saw. The public takes no stock in the
confession. Daily will undoubtedly be
acquitted by the grand jury now in
session, while King and Conley will be
indicted and held over for further de-
VelOpments,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
Farley Acquitted.

The Circuit Court convened at 9
o'clock, Yesterday morning, large
crowd being in attendance in eXpecta-
ton of a verdict in the case OF
Christy Farley. The jury was sent
out and at the expiration of about fiji
teen minutes returned for information.
The testimony of Officers Davis and Alt
never was read them and they again re-
tired In few moments they returned
and their names were called over as fol-
lows: j. b. Carroll, Thomas Walton,
George Hervey, George Rail, c. w.
Ditmar, w. S. Gilbraith, Isaac Stewart,
j. ID. Stanton, Jacob Zilles, \. Il.
LYDIA, VIM. Lehman and I. A. Hoge.
In reply to the question: "Have you
agreed upon a verdict the foreman an
nounced that they had reached YER
dict of mot guilty" and Christy Farley
was set at liberty.
Upon good authority we learn the
Jury at first stood 10 for conviction and
> for acquittal. Then to 3 for acquit-
tai. and Yesterday morning the first bal
lot stood 10 to > for acquittal. Various
opinions of the verdict were expressed
about the Court House, but it is the de-
cision of jury OF his peers that Christy
Farley is an innocent man.
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Valiant Veterans.

4 regular meeting of the Ohio County
Veteran Association was held at the
Mcclure House last evening. A goodly
number was in attendance, and Pres
ident George B. Caldwell presided.
About twenty eight veterans were adj
mitted TO membership, and large num-
Der of applications are still to be acted
upon. 1t was stated that owing to the
name of the Association an impression
was prevalent that none but Ohio coun-
" men were eligibleto membership, and
to correct this the following resolution
was offered:
ReSOired, That all veterans Of the United
States army and navy, of good moral
standing, from whatever section OF the
country, are eligible to membership in
the Ohio County Veteran Association.
This was unanimously adopted. The
Executive Committee reported that II
had not made satisfactory arrangements
for renting the Mcclure House Hall, as
it was to be used for the German, and
the committee was accordingly instruct
ed to secure 4 permanent hall and report
its action.
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Terrible Accident.

A terrible accident happened at Will
son 4 Dunlevy's key factory, in North
Wheeling, yesterday morning, by which
Harry Benner, a young man of Is or 49,,
will lose the use OF an arm. He was en-
gagged in placing belt on rapidly re-
volving pulley, when, by some means
his arm was drawn in and he was whired
to the floor. An alarm was quickly
given and the machinery stopped, but
not before thearm was almost torn from
the socket. Benner was taken to DIR.
Hoge's Office, where his wound was
properly treated. The arm was in terri
Die condition, and must have been sub
iected to a fearful strain. The muscles
and tendOns near the shoulder are much
torn and lacerated, and DR.. Hoge thinks
he will lose the use of the member. Ben
ner lives on the corner of Eighth and
Market streets.
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Thornburr Mining Company.

S. Brady, Esq, Secretary OF State, yes
terday issued a certificate of incorpora-
ton 10 the above company, under an
affidavit of the following effect John c..
Williams, John Donovan and Dolphin
ID. TAYLOR, of Boston, John Bailey OF Tops
field, and Mark TolsOn, of Wakefield,
all of Massachusetts, agree to become a
corporation, under chap. 81 Of the Code
of w. Va, by the name of the Thorn
burg Mining Company, for the purpose
of mining gold and silver in the State OF
Colorado. Its principal office shall be
at Boston, Mass, and it shall expire DC
tober 10, 1899. The sum OF $4,000 has
been subscribed and 1000 paid in, and
the capital stock may be increased to
100000. The persons named above
own u, 9, ), 8 and shares OF stock re-
spectively.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITTSBURGH, October 22.-River inch
and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAIRO, October 22.-Departed-Rosa
B.. Cincinnati. River 5 feet and rising.
Weather clear and warm; thermometer
"a.
CINCINNATI, October 22.-River 9 feet
inches and rising. No arrivals or de-
partures, outside the Louisville pack
cts.
MEMPHIS, October 22.-River rose
inches. Down-Belle of ST. Louis,
Vicksburg; Batesville, Helena.
NBw ORLEANS, October 22.-No ar
rivals. Departed-John l.. Rhodes,
st. Louis. Weather clear and partly
cloudy; thermometer II.
VIcKBURG, October %. - Weather
clear: thermometer 76 River stationary.
Up-Pagond. Arrived-Joe Mckinney
and Fannie Tatum. Down-None.
ST. LOUIS, October, 22.-Arrived-
Annie Prescott. Departed - Grand
Lake and bargess Cairo; Belle of la
Crosse and Minneapolis, keokuk; TidaI
Wave. River rose inches, with 5 feet
. inches in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, October 22.-Weathei
cloudy. Mercury &c. River stationary
The Vido left for Owensboro and the h
ii. Cooke for Cairo, with good start.
The Rapidan, belonging TO the Evans
vile and Tennessee Packet Company
was sunk, last night, above Savannah
NASHVILLE, October 22.-Riyer falling,
with 2l inches on the shoals.
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Personal

q. +. Breese, Esq, Manager OF the
Southern Department Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York,
is in the city.
\. Q. Whitaker, Esq, and daughter,
Minnie, of Woodlands, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. w. n. Tallant and bride, of Column
bus, arrived here last evening, and are
visiting r. A. McCabe, Esq, at Leather
wood.
Miss Jennie Moody, of Steubenville,
who takes partin the Operetta OF Red
Riding Hood" to be sung at Germanla
hall, on Friday night, is the guest OF
Miss Carrie Gilchrist, Leatherwood.
Nice-President keyser, OF the Is. " y.
r. K, is expected in this city this morn
ing.
Mr.. Boyd, from time to time heavy
contractor on the improvements and
construction on the b. Il .. X. X, was IN
the city, Yesterday. .,
Capt. Whitescarver, the efficient and
energetic superintendent OF construc-
ton OF the Hempfield r. r., has been
indsposed for a few days.
NJ. j. Becker, chief engineer OF the
p, W. Il X. h. r., is at the New Nc
Lure.
IL. b. McCollum, of Cairo, w. Va, is
uuartered at one of our hotels.
w. y. Boiling, civil engineer OF the
b. & o. r. X. Co., is autographed at the
Stamm.
DIR. J. \. Campbell and bride, nee
Miss Matte Devries, returned last even
ing from their bridal trip, and were well
coined by a number OF friends.
Elijah Gill, Esq, one OF the oldest cit
liens OF Steubenville, died suddenly yes
tcrday morning.
Col. Thomas Hornbrook was reported
worse last evening.
Miss Mollie Hamilton and Miss Chips
Newton, of Cleveland, are visiting
friends in the city.
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WEST ALEXANDER LOCALS,

Brownlee & Kimmins shipped to
East Liberty, yesterday, one car load oil
hogs.
w. C. Anderson shipped from Point
Mills $50 bushels OF wheat to Baltimore.
The Maldoon family will occupy a
house OF John Pogue's while they are
having new one built in place OF the
one destroyed by fire on Sunday even
ing last 49,
Some hunters from Mononghela City
were out near Potomac" Postoliice and
bagged considerable game, consisting OF
rabbits, squirrels, pheasants and part,
ridges. They reported having killed
100 rabbits, Ii such was the case, we
think they must have had assistance
outside of dogs and guns.
S. Gibson, wife and son, OF Monroe
county, Ohio, are the guests OF NJ.
Daughterty. =,
Yesterday Revs. II. Blayney and
VIM. Miller, who were returning from
SYNOD, stopped of to visit relatives and
friends residing here.
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SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

ONE marriage license was issued yes
terday.
News among the Justices is scarce
and thin.
THE railroad war will come on in the
County Court, to-day.
One deed OF trust and two OF release
and one powero Of attorney were recorded
yesterday.
AUDITOR MILLER is improving his OF
fee by the addition OF number OF neat
boxes for papers
The creek is about feet wide at its
mouth and flows only upon the north
side of the b. & o. bridge.
SQUIRE WAIT had melancholy peace
case, yesterday, and bound the unior-
tunate over to keep the peace.
LAST night was unusually quiet over
the city, and by eleven o'clock Market
street was as quiet as a country church
yard.
TIE Germania Singing Society gave
an ENJOYABLE dance, last night, at its
hall on the corner OF Market and Four
teenth streets.
The turrets on Greer & Laing's new
building, begin to attract considerable
attention. They are unique in style and
pleasing in effect.
A BOY, whose name We were unable
to ascertain. was run over near Bell
foundry, yesterday afternoon, and had
his loot badly mashed.
THE intersection of Main and Four
teenth streets was as dark as pocket,
last night, and some one caught bless
ing or something else from the passers.
CAPT. WHITEscARvER's men are doing
mastery job on the b. < .. track on
Seventeenth street, and when finished,
the street will be in excellent condition.
JONI FLETCHER was arrested last
night on Eighteenth street, by Officer
Miller, for rapid driving. 1t was said he
abused the horse, one OF Michaels livery
nags.
THERE was a slight row at Siebke's sa-
loon, last night, and Waterman Perrlll
arrested George Gaus. The true inward
ness of the afrray will come out this
morning.
A LADY named Mrs. Drexel, who lives
on Eighteenth street was severely in
iured by COW, on Tuesday night. The
bovine kicked her on the head, brulslng
il seriously.
Mr.. TnEo. KoBER, one OF our most
popular young men, has taken an IN
terest with Mr.. Alex. burst in the
wholesale grocery, produce and COM
mission business. Mr.. kober is a
capable young man and will be quite an
acquisition to the establishment. We
wish the new firm success.
WHEN work on Sixteenth street was
begun, many persons wondered why
the gutter-ways were paved first, The
mystery is explained. The stone and
debris from the centre OF the street IS
now piled there, and saves the trouble
and expense OF double hauling. The
work goes on bravely, and at this rate
will soon he completed.
A BRILLIANT political discussion was
carried on, last night, in the alley under
our window. The debaters were heavl-
ly inspired by drinks, al Hb., and their
discussion of the political situation was
conducted with depth OF feeling and
a breadth of view that might have been
emulated with advantage in the late
campaign. Finally, as usual, the Repub-
lican was routed, and, as he ambled OIL,
the Democratic victor gave vent to his
feelings in a jubilant pean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Different judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

NlhCUlI NOOhl -JODNh MEL'AN'
Court met ut 9A. NJ.
In the case of the State VS.. Christie.
pher Farley, the jury returned verdict
of not guilty, and the defendant was dis
charged from custody.
The case of the State VS.. John Con-
drey, indicted for housebreaking, was
continued until next term, on motion OF
the defendant, on account OF the alb
sence of material witnesses.
In the case of the State VS.. Ken. Gray,
charged with larcency, the defendant
submitted petition, which was sworn
to, showing that he is person of color,
and claiming that he is Disseminated
against for that reason by the law OF the
State, which excludes persons OF color
from the jury box, and asking that the
cause be sent for trial to the Circuit
Court of the United State. This being
the question raised in another cause
now pending before the Supreme Court
of the United States, the court took the
matter under advisement, and the case
was continued.
Adjourned till Monday at 9o'cloCk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate
were admitted to record in the office Of
the Clerk of the County Court yester-
day:
Edward Supler conveyed to Henry
Helienbine, in deed OF April l4th, 1879,
a tract Of land in Triadelphia township,
for 500.
Geo. z. Linch, trustee, to Alex. Pan
nell, i'm deed of October 18th, 1879, 4
piece of ground on Eotf street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth, for 81 $50.
John Dougherty and wife to Richard
Mooney, i'm deed of October Dist, 1879,
for piece of ground on National road for
SO.
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unfounded Rumor,

4 rumOr was prevalent on the street,
Yesterday, to the effect that trouble was
brewing between the railroads at the
mouth Of the creek. Upon investiga-
ton, however, it was discovered to be
without foundation. Engineer Boiling
had force Of men at work digging into
the bank on the north side OF the creek,
to discover how deep the made ground"
was. The old Virginia mill formerly &C.
cupied the ground where now stands
the b. Il o. depot, and the search was
being made for the edge of the old Gin
der pile. At the time OF our visit it had
not been reached. Everything else was
quiet, and there were no indications of a
disturbance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
Bets OF.

Numerous inquiries have been male
at this office in regard TO bets on the
Hanlan-COurtney race at Chautauqua.
We can only state that on the authority
OF Frank Queen, Of the Neic York Gippr,
all bets are off. The ChppeTs word on
all sporting matters seems TO be regarded
as sr cgiheira, and will, in this case,
probably decide majority Of the bets
throughout the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23

The first social Of the season will be
held in the Thomson NJ. +. Church, on
the Island, this evening. The interest
begins AT p. ". Select readings by
Judge Okey Johnson and others Some
choice singing may be expected, for the
singers will be from among the most
talented in our city. Rates will be shock
inglY low-admission ten cents. Fur
Their information inside Of the door.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23

Trains leaving Columbus az $40 p ". ana o;SO
N. run daily Through Chicago Express with
Seeming ear attached leaves Columbus daily ex-
cent sunday az $40 r. NJ. arriving IN chicago AZ
1897 morning. Berths can De secured III au-
vance Al Union Depot ticket Office, Columbus.
Pullman : drawing noon sleeping cars through
without change from Steubenyille and Column.
bus. % Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis anu
~. Louis. -,-t-.-
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
~ accommodations. &c, apply % Joseph N.
S.lleville Ticket Agent az Panhandle Depot,
foot "a Eleventh street, or az cry Ticket Otlee'
under Mcclure House, wheeling
d. ". Caldwell General Manager. Columbus
O.S NJ FELTON,, IT,, General superintendent,
Pittsburgh. Pa ". l.. O'Brien, General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent Columbus, %. nOll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
Fopr Hundred Dollar Race.

Everything has at last been arranged
for the race between John Barrett, OF
this city, and Andrew Siebert, of Pitts
burgh. Several persons from here re-
turned from Pittsburgh yesterday, and
announced the completion OF all pre-
liminaries. The match is for 500 side,
and will be rowed on the Monongahela
at dam No. /, on Saturday week, Mo-
vember LIST. No further particulars are
in our possession.
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Clerical Retreat,

Last evening, at Z O'Clock, spiritual
retreat was begun by the Catholic
priests belonging to the Diocese OF
Wheeling. This is a very important
and solemn ceremonial and will last one
week. The exercises will be held in the
chapel of the hospital, and Rev. FIR. ).
]. Brady, will preach preach the sermon
on the occasion. Two or three priests
will remain at the churches in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-23
Beallsville.

Our Beallsville correspondent, under
date Of the 2lst inst, writes us:
The political fever in this county
which ragged so fiercely previous to the
election has somewhat subsidized; but
not without showing the proofs OF its
virulence not only in its mortality, but
in the slow convalescenceo OF the stricken
ones whose constitutional vigor bridged
the crisis OF the contest. The low vital
ity of DR.. Brick Pomeroy's patien Is in
consequence of an "overplus" Of medi-
cine, caused such early symptoms OF
disOrganization that no hope was enter
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BRUES & Golfer.
LEGAL NOTICE.

State ofWcst Virginia, County ~ Ohio aud city
81 wheeling, IN the Municifal Count ~ Wheel
ing, ~. October Rules, ls5g
Joseph Bellingcf,
w. In thnurCfy.
Peter kreush, 81 AL.
The obiect III this suit l. a. cuiplu and rrtrain
the defendant, Peter kfcu~rh, iUm disIsslng "
his personal property or any part thereof. and ID.
j. Clarke, trustee, from selling the real estate ~
the said krcusrh. ~ by him HJyortised a. mar
tiRl the Hens against the PROPERTY ~ the aid
defendant kfcusch. and Ia subject the property
Aforesaid a. the payment Of Hen ~ ~" aid
complainant Aud u appearing frutn an All
dAyit filed In this cause that the defendhnts
Joseph Kcusch. Nicholhus Meyer and lleny
Richten. are not residents ~ the Stat" ~ West
Virginia. II II Ordered that the aid non psldeui
defendants do appear ai the next Rule Day ~ this
Court. "a De held on the 10Th day NJ November
ls7g, and do what T. necessary Ia protest their
interests In this suit
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
my name A. CLERK 81 aid Court, this iith day
81 October, 1879 1T October Rulcs. in the Clsfk's
Office Of said Court.
Testa: THOMAS " DARRAH.
CLERK ~ the Municipal C0uu ~ Wheeling
RUSSELL a sfIFEI. sOls. Tor cpmpl't ociC
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Society officers.

The Whelan Literary Society, which
has outlived its fraternal, the Waverly,
is in flourishing condition and will
furnish amusement and instruction for
its members during many a night this
winter. Its officers TO be installed at the
next meeting are: President, G. G, Bo3-
ley; Vice President, T. &. Bnrke; Secre-
tary, +. Brown; Treasurer, p, +. Fields;
Monitor, +. Steger; Critic. ?. +. Fields;
Librarian, q. Margo; Chaplain, 7, Bar
rett: Marshall, q. photograph.
Committee on Ways and Means-T.
C. Burke, NJ. Reynolds, c. Lagarde and
c. c. Bosley.
Committee on Members-M. Rey-
nolGs, w. a. Bosley and A. Wickham.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, October 22.-Brown and
bleached cottons continue in very active
demand, and many prominent makes
are advanced by agents. Prints quiet
and steady. Chester fancy prints are
advanced to SIC. Dress goods and
ginghams remain quiet. Light weight
clothing woolens in steady request by
manufacturers. Foreign goods quiet.
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WOOL
Boston.

Boston, October 22.-Wool-Demand
active; Ohio, and Pennsylvania extra
4l@42c; medium No. | iICdi7c; Michi-
gan and Wisconsin extra S7lGiSc;
medium and No. HOSE; combing
and delaine 3S940c; coarse and medi-
um 32@ 47c for more desirable grades;
unwashed fleece at 22G9S6c.