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The daily gazette., 1882-09-29
fro-,,ay,s Herald bulletin. ]


The barometer continues highest in the
New England and Eastern Canadian dis
tricts but is falling steadily owing to the in
fiuence OF the large depression that is ad-
vancing from the Missouri Valley. West of
the Allegheny range the pressure is gener-
ally below the mean except over the lower
lakes. Rain fell in the Middle Atlantic, New
England States, lake regions, and in many
portious of the Missouri and Mississippi
valleys. Cloudiness prevailed every
where except on the Eastern Gulf
coast The temperature rose in the
Central valleys and fell decidedly in the
other districts. Brisk winds are reported
from the Middle Atlantic and New England
coasts. Elsewhere they were from fresh to
light. The approaching disturbance will
be attended by rains throughout all the
territory east of the Mississippi. The winds
will yeer to the South tomorrow and the
temperature will rise slightly until Monday,
when colder and clearing weather is
probable The weather in New York and
its vicinity to-day will be slightly warmer
and cloudy or foggy, with rains. To-
morrow promises to be still warmer and
partly cloudy, possibly with showers.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-29
A steamer sold.

The steamer America, owned by the Harlan
a. Hollingsworth Company, has been sold to
Captain Wilson of Philadelphia. The
steamer left for Philadelphia this morning,
and win be fitted up for the coasting trade.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
5D m EDITION NOW READYS;o oc,srr NANuAL.
"a Pocket Cyclopedia, - Writers and IraSel-
0 erss Ready nery,Sens Refepenee boSy Words: For
esn ths Church GnenaaSrs Gtss; AbSFe
bly, Reons TITLES soF used IN Etiquette fer
al osessSns Womss GhHsss Sf
snee Afea Gharts Business LAWS FareIg n@les
etc. calsn1aFt ates EsSs etc. a How
Postal Rates; Nntire; Cost of the War Lsfsa .sfs.
Hoidays Of EIS%sys iSgsfy SOC &c.,
very e,Sons esSonsSe styie, 60, mailed. A"EN Nis
WANTED r. KIFFEI. CO., Publishers, =.
ont, r. u Ns ssl Arch Street, philadelphia,
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RIG IsTER,s NOTICES.
ID DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE. ,a,o
New Castle Co., Del, september 2oth, 1857.
ITnon the anplIcation of Ellen Kelly, Admin
ia,rptrjx Of Francis Kelly, late Of wilmington
hundred In said county. deceased, II Is 9raereu
and directed by the Register that the AdmhlstIa
tor aforesaid give notice OF grantng oa aonaasad
with the date Of granting thereof, py eausins ~ X
advertisements to be posted within forty s uas ,
from the date of such letters In sly of the Ps'
prenmiTing ali persons having demands against
the estate to present the same or ablde ny III az
~ asembly in such case made and proYlueuu ,
and also cause the same to be inserted within IN
am sa'ne az neriod In the DAILY GAZETTE, IA u
newspaper published In Wilmington, ana 10 pe
continued therein three e anad and seal ofofee
of the Reg lister aforesaid atW iln,hlnst.Sna .na
. lin New Castle county aforesaid, the
day ana year @oo'e S. &. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
Al, nersons having claims against @ tn9 stissted
the deceased must present tne se va Snnf Soth. A.
| n i9s9 or abide the act Of AssssnRniEE my, II M
ease made and provided. ELLEN hELrit htl,rat,ar
Address: Wi'hi,hs'o"' sep2g-mwf-Sw
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Sale of A Almshonse Ironertv.


The Trustees of the Poor will sell to-mor-
row on the premises 2S fine and eligibly
located building lots, comprising that part
of the Almshouse property east of Harrison
street. The sale will be called at o'clock
sharp,
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Tsrrihle ninastar Onnssa bx Floo.

Terrible Disaster CAUSED by FIoodb.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The floods in the
Tyrol have reduced hundreds of wealthy
land owners to poverty. The laboring class
Is in terrible distress and the approach of
winter greatly aggraVates the situation.
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OUR BOYS.
BY INNINGS.

Our Boys,,..,...... %
Expert ..............1 o Q 0 0 o.
The Our Boys play again this afternoon
with the Quickstops, good game may be
expected as they are about evenly matched.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-29
ming the heat and race, withsKatie Medium
second in 2.40.ss
SUMMARY.

I2S
Bates go Observation-Disclosures. ~ l /
ndEm dFum ni' Ani"ny' "''".' -l 2 8
M bergen. Phiia b q Fannie R... 2 8 8
w. G.. Sparks, Galena, Md, b g Fred u. dis.
Time, 240, 2.41, 2.40
In the evening the grand display of fire.
works, under charge of Professor Samuel
jackson of Philadelphia, was given. The
display was first-class one, and reflects
great credit on the Association and Profes-
sor jackson.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-29
our PERSONAL ExRnRIENoR.


We lived on the fat of the land, and OF
the swine 40 to speak, for the sandwiches
here are not like those of Iersey-bristles,
crust, and oleomargarine. 1t would have
made your heart glad to have seen US IN our
harouebe driving up Penn street, Inverted
coachman ard Cook of the EUery Eeeni,tJ
onidinp the reins that kept in check
6air of spanking blacks. That is presume
they were Spanking" In fact Davis, OF
the Ne,os, told the chairman OF the com
mittee that he always rode behind spank
ing bays" but was compelled TO accept ene
| blacks in lieu of the bays.
Then at Fairyiew Park we all hob-nobbed
with Mayor Rowe, who has the happy
faculty OF making every one feel at nome
and extending the right hand OF Fellowship
as If he meant it. He took such good care
| of Harry Sharpley and City Solicitor Turner
| that both these gentlemen concluded TO pe-
come citizens of Berks-until to-morroW
morning, Well, we got dinner at the fafk
and afterwards were invited two or thfee
times to wash the imaginary lust out Oh our
throats with Fred. Lauer,s beer OF lager
beer. We refused every timei even luineI .
who true to his principles STUCK 10 plalh
soda and pretzeis. The press representa-
tiyes made call upon editor Hawley OF the
Ea1le. whom they found in the cosy sane
INN hard Mt work. He found time, how
ever. to make 1t pleasant for us, and gave
some points of interest in his experience az
a publisher. He has a good paper, It
making money, and is therefore correspond
ipgly happy, , 49,
Az the other paper offices all hands hae
gone out to help celebrate the day, so W.
were compelled to leave our pious regara'
and depart. ID, =,
90 tha game And SUCH grounds. Righl
on the side of hill, overlooked Oh ion
sides from the surrounding lots. ooars
fence about 20 feet high keeps too man.
deadbeads from stealing view OF the game,
: And at least 500 non paying spectators tool
! nm nosttions ON the hill.sides four or nv
: sP b1oebs ~ away and imagined they were haylnl
! a good time. But they hadn't. II was TO
! cool, The game lacked interest nut th
Defiance came away with little pr1ncipa
= of S75. which was salye LOT tnei
]: score Gf ciphers. | would take S5o and
@oose-egos. and an unlimited number {
errors. and consider was well OIL. Wouidn
yous or,,t
D guess so. - -,
,s In course of time we wandered once MOI
J. back to and mingled among the maddenin
e tbrong, 1t was getting happy. Inc run
lR element did not know how much peer
IL !, could carry, and some of 1t came to grl
d and some TO the City Hall.
ID As far as could learn not Wilmingto
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Indications.

WAsHINeToN, Sept 29.-For the Middle
Atlantic States fair weather except local
rains in the northern portions, northerly
winds becoming variable; stationary or
higher barometer and temperature.
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WANTED.

(tAsH FOR MORTGAGES AT AND 9
" PER CENT. We blve invested within nve
wears about e. D0 90 IL bOIge mortgages without
the loss of a dollar in prueiDI ~ any customer,
aud With very rare aud excepllnlal delays III
iUteTest, iscp27-ltl HBaLD y W.
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ron RENT.

EOR RENT, - \ GOOD BUSINESS
It STAND on MaFkpt street between fourth
aud FIfth. Rent very low anh possession given
Immediately, For particulars apply to
Sep. .-24-'.d,t If "B'' 'GAHEfTEpEFlCE.
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SUMMARY.

John Sand, Camuen, N. j., Big.
Jim Harp. rp...................,.. !
George Scattergood, Philadel-
phia, b. IN. Lady Richmond. 3 ?
p Mcintyre, philadelphla, b. &.
Bay Chief. ef...................... 3
E. Bailey, Canterbury Del, b. g.
ldleWild ld.,......................
A Maxwell, Middletown, b. m.
Tl@s.2.li, 2ss1s 2,sdj5 ABS, 2io,S 'is
The second race was the PA class, PAGERS
and trotters. The first heat was II lively
one. Sherman Morgan had the pole, but
lost 1t on the back stretch to Lady Light
foot, who held the lead all the way around,
pressed hard by Estelle, making a very
pretty race. Time, 2.33. Jack Sailor, who
mad a bad send off, was distanced The
second heat was almost walk-over Tor
Lady Liehttoot, who got away from the
others ON the back stretch and left about a
couple of lengths away clear to the wire.
Time, 2.33I3. The third heat was the most
| interesting of the race. Lady Lightioot at
the pole was slightly at disadvantage on
the send OIL, but not enough to allow Estella,
the second horse, to take the pole, and the
two trotted down the back stretch like a
double team, but on the second turn the
outside track told, and Lady Lightloot got
a lead which she held to the wre, winning
| by short length from Estella in 2.3OA.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-29
Gus Wilson. Belmont Park, m Lady

Gus Wilson, Belmont Park, m Lady
1iKhtt00L s...ssss's+ts.. ..s'''s.'-s - !
IL, NJ Bennett, New Jersey, IN
EsStBlle. . = 8
J. b, Wharton, Dover, b 5 Sherman
Morgan ................. -. o
James Elliott, Phila Z Jack Sailor. dis.
pime-2.s3, 23a1a, 2.aos4.
The third race was the 2.5O class. The
first heat was very interesting one. Ailee
n.,tcs the MOLE horse had bad send off,
and Fannie R took the pole and the lead
on the turn, which she held until on the
lack stretch on the second round when
Alice Oates came to the front and stayed
there, winning on 2.40, with Fannie r.
second. The second heat was walk over
| for Alice Oates, who was never headed, the
| interest centering in the contest for second
place between Katie Medium and Fannie K,
which position was Won by the former.
| Time OF heat 2.41. The third heat was q
repetition of the seeondi Alice Oates win
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 23.-The Drovers Jour-
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 800 head |;
shipments $500 head. The market was
not entirely stagnant, but badly demoraliz-
ed. Prices were 25 cents lower than Satur-
day, making one dollar per 100 in four
days; mixed Sc 30@7 20; heavy 81 25@7 80;
light So 1907 %; skips 81 00@6 90.
Cattle-Reoeipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head, The market was fairly active,
table at IS lO@6 10; common TO fair 81 90
IA 80; butchers 50 25@4 05; stockers and
feeders So 1904 35, range stock; Texans
So 45(G4 so; Americans 81 22@5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
900 head, Market dull and Is cents lower J
poor to fair So 0O@3 so; medium to good
IS 7O64 90; choice to extra 81 2594 o.:
British cable advices to Drovers' Journal
show no particular change in cattle and
sheep markets; good to choice American
steers about 14I@l519c, estimated on dead
weight; sheep l5wl7Hc.
Few York.
NEW York, October 23.-The Drovers'
Journal bureau reports: BeevesAReceipts
S, 500 head, making 1880 head for the
week; market weak; extremes 50 25@l2 rs
per cwt, for native steers; So 50910 so for
Texans and half breed cattle; best Texans
S. so. The exporters used 500 fat steers, at
50 75@l0 rs per cwt., dressed weight. The
shipments for the week: so live cattle,
2, $50 quarters OF beef, 40 live sheep and
$50 carcasses of mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1890 head, making
4, 700 head for the week. Demand fair and
sales active at an advance Of nc per pound (;
extremes, 81 OO@5 rs per cwt. for sheep;
SIS 25(d6 so per cwt. for lambs.
Swine-Receipts not reported; hogs dull
at s. 0o@7 80 per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, October 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 2,7sS head. Market very dull; prices
VA &c off from last week.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head. Market very
dull; Philadelphia 81 75@8 90; Baltimores
81 25(g7 50; Workers Sc 1907 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market fair
at about last weeks prices.
CLEVELAND, o., October 23.-Petroleum
steady and quotations unchanged. s. w.
81 lO@1 OK.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 23.-Live Hogs
Easier; common and light Sc 0OG6 rs;
packing and butchers 81 20@S 10. Receipt,
9 300head; shipments none.
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the world. worth 50 cents to go cents q
pound in England. These goats can oe
raised as pioneers Of sheep to ear up tne
rough herbage and brush. Bucks coSs
about 500 to import; can be USED on
common goats and produce good wool
called cashmere. Manufactures WIZ
nav more for American Mohair IMAM
imported. 1t is used In making car
seats, pushes, imitstions OF seal skins
and many other such uses.
B . After this Mr.. John Roacth was intro-
dueed and spoke an hour on ship build
ing and protection. His address pro-
duced a profound sensation 70 tnoSe
present.
We have taken down only sueh ne. ,
port of the proceedings OF the Tarin
Commission sessions, as we deemed OF
interest to wool growers, Whicn Is
most important of the farming inter-
ests of the Upper Ohio Valley. Whetn-
er the wool growers sre In fayor OF
tariff OF free trade, they can not nelp
hut be interested in any tariff leglsla-
ton as il affects wool.
tits supposed that Mr.. Garland, ana
Mr.. Hayes of the commission Will take
care of the wool growers, but It must
he remembered that unless they are
backed I'D In some way BY the Wo0
grower at home, they can DO Dut lille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
nose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as naeu-
eney, uneasiness of the stomaoh, etc. a
moisture, like perspiration, producing p
very disagreeable itching, Pa5hcalariy ~
common attendant Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plieation Of DR.. Bosankos Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting permanent cure
where all other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try ii
and be cured. Price, so cents Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
60. wholesale agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK. October 23.-Cotton-Steady
at 10%@ll Lice; futures steady. Flour
Dull; receipts 27,452 barrels; ex-
ports 1900 barrels; superfne Western and
State s. 50(94 90; common to good extra
81 OO65 20; good to choice 81 6095 70;
white wheat extra S. 25@7 IS; extra Ohio
s. OO@7 90: st. Louis 81 O0@7 so; Min
pesota patent process IS I59S %.
wheat-Cash &c lower; Opt ons opened
k@Tc lower, afterwards reacted, closing
dull; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
l27, 600 bushels; hard Duluth spring 81 "a
in store; ungraded red S2c9Sl l21i I'M
graded white S0c@$1 IL in store; steamer
No. 3 do SIC; No. white 81 OK; steam.
er No. l do 81 03X; No. do, sales $1,000
bushels at 81 ll@1 12H; No. red seller
October, sales l04 900 bushels, at 81 O9ss9
l 10, closing at 81 09H; seller Nsyem-
Der, sales 624, 900 bushels, at 81 1091 lOH,
closing at 81 10x; seller December,
sales $500 bushels, at 81 ll7s9l Ia,
closing at 81 I1X; seller January. sales
Sl9, 900 bushels, al 81 1891 l3H, closing at
81 Is. Corn-0pened N@lx lower, but
subsequently recovered from the decline
and ad yanced K@5sc, closing up at reac-
ton OF X@1c. 0sts-Cash held hrmi re-
ceipts IS, $50 bushels; exports 100 bushels;
western mixed 36@4Sc; white western AZ
y-SuAOs
Cofee-Fairly active; Rio cargoes 7A9
iOkc. Suga-Quiet and firm; fair to good
refnipg7E@7Kc. Molssses-Dull and nom
ipal. Rice-Quiet and steady. Petroleum
Dull and nominal: United S2aSci crude
7k(67kc; refined 7%@8c. TslloW-Frm
at sx@S%c. Rosin-Firm at 81 S5(9l %.
Observation-Disclosures and lower at SO Ilc.
Fees-Western fresh firmly held at NS@
9Sc. Pork-Dull, weak and lower; new
mess S23 so. Cut mests-Dul and nomi-
nal. Lard-Dull and lower: prime steam
sI2 s7H Bntter-Quiet and firm at l5@S6c.
Cheese-Quiet but steady; western dat at
@l2c.
CH1cAao. October 23-Fiour-Stesdy and
firm; common 10 choice spring IS 5p9
4 so; common to fancy Minnesota 81 %;
patents S6 5O@7 Is; Southern Illinois and
Missouri winter 81 50@5 so; Michigan
81 SOFAS 90. Wheat-Unsettled and lower
regular 945Sc seller October; $40 seller
November; 9i5sc seller year: 81 OILY Seller
May; No. Chicago spring 9+H@9asfc cash
9lHAe4xc seller October; 96H995Hc sell,
er November; 94K@9tsSc seller year;
81 OF y seller May; No 2 red winter $3.50
Corn-Lower at 70Hc cash and seller
October: 60 1<@69Fssc seller November; 62aI
seller year; s5Hc seller January; SO Hc0
65sSc seller May. oats--Dul and lower q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 4ae Per Cent.-GoverRments
weak and LoweF-Stocks Dnh and
Lower-Flour Steady and Ffrm-
wheat IRREGULAR and Lower

Money at 4a8 Per Cent.-GoverRments
weak and Lower-Stocks Dah and
Lower-FlOur Steady and Firm
wheat Irregular and Lower
NEw York, October 22.-MoSEY-4@6
per cent, closed at 4. Prime mercantile
paper, Gas per cent Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, 4SlA; demand ASS.
GoyERNNENTs-Weak and Il per cent.
lower, except for extended IS, which are
unchanged.
Elves extended.
Fours and-a-haf
Pacific Skies OF 1895
RAILROAD Bonds Irregular.
STATE SECURITIES
SrocKs-Speculation to-day dull and gen.
orally weak, and closing quotations as a
consequence were H@l per cent. lower
than at Saturdays close, while Richmond
and Danville was 2H per cent lower.
Illinois Central was, however, | and
Texas Pacific q per cent. higher. During
most of the morning the market was dull
and weak, and about IL 80 decline OF 10
~ per cent. was recorded, Wabash pre-
ferred leading in the decline. Others prom
inent in the downward movement were
Wabash common, which fell off IL per
cent, Texas Pacific ~, Louisville and
Nashville /, Richmond and Danville IA,
Western Union Il and New Jersey
Central u. About midday the general
list recovered H@X per cent, latter Lake
Shore, while Richmond and Danville adj
vaneed IL and Mutual Union Is per cent,
but the market again became heavy, and
about 2 o'clock prices fell off h@2 per
cent, Richmond and Danville, West Point,
Wabash pre- ferred and common, Omaha
| and New Jersey Central being the most con:
spicuous in the decline. This was followed
by rally of N@9s per cent, led by Wa.
bash common, but in final dealings the list
sold Off 9s@I per cent, latter Erie to
4ON, and the market closed weak, showing
| decline on the days transactions OF 5H
per cent in Richmond and Danville, 2B in
West Point, in Wabash preferred, ~ in
common, and B@lss in the remainder oil
the list, latter New Jersey Central and
| Omaha.
Troncoot;ons 20T OOO Sharas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

ITNDER AND By ylkIy GA DkEo
iips his wife. 10 me astruztsa Vail, An
SATURDAY. N0vknh14 l1@
door Of he Court &oSss OF one casy. one
following dssutbea rsel s.tAlp thst sssosay:
Point Run, . branch OF Little Wheeling Cyek,
In Trtadelphia disirict, - Ohie eooatyi
West Virginia, And bounded aud eseoSeed
a. follow: beginning q waluu1 corner
10 Williamson; thence 4. Ukek 81 posss e
the school house lot; thence n. Say. kAle
poles % the run; thence up the nun y. IN
". n $40 poles; thence n. W. q. Q sic possi,
thence n. !s,ts W; ss;le polsa % he willi.1:
son line; thence le.xinE the run =; ~ u ~, ~;
acres and twenty -four psrchoa, tess oae hum
dred and thirty poles, conveyed ~ sAid Rhll'
lips TO George Amos.
The above property b part OF the same con.
veyed TO said Phillips by Alex. Hog and wtfe
Terms cssS. j. J. WOODS, Trustee
W. II. HALLER, Auctionees. ooa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK. October 23.-Dry Goods
The market is very lame and without
agents pressing goods to sale, the disposi;;
ton of buyers is not to exceed compelled
requirements. Orders have been received
for fair quantity of stuff, but assortments
called for small shipments. There has
been some inquiry for cottonades by the
clothing trade, with light business follow.
ing. The jobbing trade is very quiet, aud
with continuation Of such gloomy weather
no improvement from home demand is
looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
Pree of Cost.

By calling A. T. Youngs, G. Moenke
moeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
can get . bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 50-csnt size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try sample bottle OF this medicine.
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fustsa's Sala 4 Ylllihk hIallRlsllkty

TNDER AND By VIRTUE OF THE Pro.
y visions q two de,;is q IT, trust, ne h,, one
der Lamb 70 me ~ rQstcas md th9 0eher
made on the 10Th day Of June - by hslisva.
der Sheekey aAd Bernafe ooeeky hes nus'
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 issS
At 10 O'Clock .. ma proceed TO ell p The Snt
SoIIo SinS SsSSibsS rial sssatS 0kS1 Is u:
IcRfain pAfcol a lAnd lying ind oolnl deu-
Aisd "a zsAss hlsea, IN ne az 81 y9s!.
ming on the east line Of South Broadway strse<,
at a point $50 feet north OF the north Inc OF
Waters perpcrty: thoncs . ytght Angiss e
Broadway 10 feet moro or less, TO IN alley 10
The rssr; thence north along the vsSt line Of
sid alley @ feee; thence vsse - ~ 20 ne
est ilaeof BroNysy tsesceSo.s 80 ne
1IaM- -sAira g..A: :ss,saAs az saA
twelve months With Interest s sDS Eco4 :scsnss'
w. H. HAi.LER, Aucsione~e. E',il oca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
Petroleum.

TIrUsyILLE, October 23.-0il opened at
a3Hc; highest, 93Hc; lowest, 921Sc; closed
at SIC; shipments Saturday and Sunday
1l0,699 bsrTels; runs by tide water, Satur-
day and Sunday, S,05s barrels.
OH CRY, October %. The petroleum
market was quiet to-day and disposed to
weaken, many operators being, absent for
to-morrow's holiday. The decline in pro.
duction makes the situation bullish, but
there are few heavy orders to buy. The
market opened at SSHc, the highest price OF
the day lowest s2c; closed 92Ic bid. Sale,
I,523, 600 barrels; average daily pipe line
rms for October 1900 barrels; average
daily shipments for Oclobsr 5000 barrels.
PrrrssuRsH. Pa, October 2S.-Petroteum
Dull; United certificates weaker; closed
at 94Nc; refined TIC for Philadelphia
delivery.
NY children had sore throat: PEsuSA
cured them. II. p. LENHART, IRWIN sta'
ton, Pa. "
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West PhllodeIphIa Academy.

TNGLISH, COMMERCIAL AND CLAH
~ steal boarding and day school for young
men and boys. Twenty third year con nsn.
ces September II, iss2. Comforts OF Chris:
uan home. All the teacher. are graduates 81
ourh and prat;!csl. Especially edsptsd "
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