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wheellne WhoIesaie Market.



AlArze number Of changes are to be found in the
quotations given below over those q last weef.
Hams have been market down fraction, Other
dry salt meats are very arm with rising tendency.
To days adyIces from Chicago are that they Gd'
yancci sharply and tho effect will probably be fe.t
10 morrow. II should be borne In miud, that the
figures given, Ike those In all other Departments
are subject 10 fluctuations during the coming week.
StlglFs hare fallen while several gndes Of conee
have been advanced. The coffee trade geneIally
speaking IS firm. The warm weather CT the past
week had depressing effect upon the poultry mar
ket, and stock had 10 be kod NJ figures much lever
than our quotAtio - Of to-day. but the depression
was Temporary we allow prices 10 remain un'
changed. Apples have been very dull. Eggs,
CIeanIety, Butter, Died Fruits. 6Neet Potatoes,
(fanberries, DC, are In active demand.
6rafn-Wheat 81 o. per bushel. State oats S5cs
Rye Csc, but very little In the market State
corn, old. COO on the wharf; new corn. isaSoc per
NoTr.Fancy patents, (spring and winter 80 50;
St. Louis (Winter) % 6Oa6 -; fancy family
white amber and winter % %; choice family
tchoIce red winterl S 60aG % Xxx family medium
winter) IS 50a5 10 xxx bakers minnesota S6 ga
6 50; Xxx baken' tWisconsin) IS 75a6 90. Corn lneA
500 In paper oatmeAl-medlum brAnd-t7 90
per Dbl; fancy 81 30. Rye -four 81 60a4 IS.
Nil Feed-White middlings SIS 90 coarse
do 90 co. seconds SIS 90; bran ZIG co. chopped feed
Rav and Srdp-Prime loose timothy S 00a9 90 per
tom mime haled Rt 80 0QAl0OQ Wheat straw 90 90:
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To the cit'F,ns OF Wheeling and thesurround-
ing country, Of the daily arrivals Of large ad-
diuons to our stock OF fancy and domestic
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Blinds, &c, 30, the greatest bar.
gains ever seen In in the CITY; do not fail to
call and see them. Silks worth 81 70 for
50 cents. CaGhmeFes o! all coloIs at half
their value. A great variety OF fancy and
plain Dress Goods at 8 cents to 10 cents.
Blankets at 80 cents apiece. Comforts at
81 90. A large stock Of Moolen Hosiery and
Gloves at low figures. Fifty pieces OF good
Ginghams worth 10 cent? for Csuts Best
indigo Blue Calico s cents. Ladies and Misses
WOolen Hoods and Jackets NJ low prices.
Good Ingram Carpets at % cents; II Floor
Oh Cloth at % cents. Received on consign.
ment from the manufacturer choice selec.
ton OF No. / jswelIy, consisting o: Bracelets,
Chains, Locktts, Pins, Studs, Sleeve Buttors,
Rings, 30, &C., at less than half the usual
lrlces. Gail soon and save money, for they
must be said for cash. JOIN RoENER.
Was Noe 20l0 and e02l Main street.
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BRoREsyuLE, PA, November 27.-Riyer |
feet inches and stationary; Tslthes clear
thermometer SSs. %
LOUISVILLE, November T-Rlver risinG
with feet 8 inches In the canal and Q feel
inches on the fall; weather clear and cold.
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LEyEE LACoaICg
Notes About the Steamers ana From
Along the BANKS.


Along the Banks.
The Atlantic passed up with tow OF lum.
Der.
Ali the local psckot1 were regular in ar.
irving and departing.
The 81. Lawrence leaves Cincinnati this
evening for this port and Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed up last evening
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. and the
Scotia, In the same trade, ps'ssd down.
The Courier, which left at 1l!so 4. N. fer
Pa,kenburg, arrived from there the night be.
fore with one 81 the largest trips Of the
season.
The Andes got away about O'Clock with q
splendid trip for Cincinnati. Several pas
sengers were registered itr Cincinnati and
way polnts, 80
The river commenced falling at this point
yesterday morning Last night the marks
Indicated a'dppIh Of 10 feet 8 inches, and the
river wssstill falling slowly,
Captain Thomas Prince, wnorecenty went
eopth with his packet, the Prince, o ID tow
OF produce, has secursd tpnr year mail
contract between NGtohez and Bayou sara.
lie will enter the Prince into the ssrvice ct
once. W .,. y .s
Theooa firm OF JOS Walton & Co ,of Pitts.
burgh, arc In reeeipt Il advicesi from the
managers Of the great Southern Exposition
at Louisville, that their display Of coal was
the best, and IS consequence, q medal Tor
irSt premium has been awarded,
The ". N. Chancellor. Captain z P, Chan:
cellor In command, la Huntington chief
clerk, pGssd here early this morning en-
route for the Kanawka river and intermediate
points. The Chancellor Ia fixture in the
trade and has frst-clEEJ passenger accom-
modations She ls deserving Of q good sap
port
CmcmKGrl, November 2T.-Rlvsr 20 feet
Q inches and rising.
PARKER, PA, November 27-Riyes 8 feet
0inches and falling weather clear.
GREENSBORO, Pa, November 27.-Riyer II
fee. 8 inches and tallirgi weather clear. y
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, November 27.-Riyer
feet inches and rising; Thermometer 81.
OIL C1Y, November 26,-Riyer 4 feet 10
inches and stationary; weather clear and
cool.
MoEoAS7ow., November 28-River / foot
5 inch,s and stationary; weather cloudy;
thermometer SOC.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa November 27.-River s
feet 7inches and stationary; Yslther clear
Thermometer So. s Y
LOUISVILLE, November T.-River rising
with 8 feet inches In the canal and Q feet
8 inches on the fall; weather clear and cold.
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CINCINNATI. O., November 27.-Flour In fair de.
mand and uncnAnstd. Wheat firm; No. 2 red
bushels; shipments, ll,dO bushels Corn, demand
good and tending upward ~ 6245?Sc Oats
stoug AZ So RSe strong and higher Of fo4
Clio. Barley quiet and steady: extra No. fall
hi Iher al S25.. Bulk meats demand fair and pfces
higher; shoulders 6hc; clear lib SIC. Bacon
In good demand at iull prices; shoulders GHc;
clear Ib y14c; c.eat w. Whisky quiet At 81 IL,
Butter QUIET aud unchAlEsd.
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Great csre 10 shown by The officials high In
authority, to bring before the public, on Ii
merits, the unImpt accessible reputation OF The
Louisiana State Lottery, for s riot integrity
and honesty In lis management In every re-
IL ri the Louisiana Sale Lottery will take
Mace ON Tutsdfy, December the 18Th, as Il
naS With regularly 100 times before, and N.
a. Dauphip, New Orleans, La will give any
information, p4W
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TIE sacks for Thanksgiving Offering "a
the ChiIdren'V Home are now being dlstri.
buttd through the city. II Is one year since
any public appeal OF any kind hes been
made in behalf Of the Home. A few gen.
erohs !p6iVidgelS have been keeping up the
bank account and experimenting The pro,
visions contributed twelve months aimee.
But the larcer 10 now empty, winter Ia at
hand, and as many little ones az the Homo
can accommodate are within It's walls. Our
people are sEain asked TO fill q sack and coz.
tribute their mite towards The Homes main.
tenance. Provisions Of any kind will be 90.
ceptable, particularly -four, corn meal, rice,
sugar, canned goods, Ealt meats and potatoes
--6ht NOT too many potetQes Also articles
for Clothing and h6usshpId pgs.' Then Ills
hoped that each person will leave his or her
sack at the nearest grocery, and It will be
brought To headquarters. The usual Money
Envelopeh accompanies the sack, gad any
one wishing TO contribute the value Of their
Eack full In practical cash can choose this
way.
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Hay and SrGp-Prime loose timothy S oOAO % per
ton prime bGied a. % 0CalO0o. Wheat straw % %;

l..
Grocn cofoe-Fancy Rio, per ID. l5hc: choice do,
l51Ec; prime Rio, lSc; good Bio. l2Hs ordinary
.a SsG ID sss isssss 5l Rss SaE grades
Sa0drs-standArd confectionets, A. per ID, &c;
windsor A, nc: Praire A. 10; refined yellow
6,<a7c; granuiated, SIC; powdered, 90; crushed,
81 Srlsas.cacice maple, csc; choice sugar syrup
S6c prime sugar syrup. f5e
kIee-Carolina. 6a71Sc.
Ns.s 0IIoaa AoIasss:.Choice, Sc; strictly prime
VI TassHYounS Hyson, Der ID, 25a5oc; gunpowdcr
25aT6c; imperial S6a50c; Japan, 23A70c; Oolong 2la
tic: souchong, QA65c.
CrRdLes-StAr, full weight, 14c; SteaIine, per set,
l25Ic: mould, per set, lie.
TfneOdT-Choice wIne l2c. per GAL; standard city
brands, llalSc per gal; country. lSalSc per ga Is
kocdss wars--No. ! tubs. per dozen. 8 8 %;
per dozen, 90 co. hooppails per dozen, q co. Shoop
pals, 81 9oi keelers per nest, q IS; butter tub,
lbs capacity 3 80, washboards. plain, 81 50al rs
washboards. patent. per dozen, q boA2 IS
Canned Goods-Pie peaches, ID 81 10; peaches, {
q 61ai Is; Winsiow corn. 81 %: itnwberries, ~
81 Is: blackberries, h.. 81 %; ntpberries ID,
Dried Ffttls-New eyaporated par.d peaches ga
SIC; impaired do. l6ai6c raspberries 35aS6c' black.
berries i0s. New sun dned-Apples, quarters 10;
sliced, SA9c; peaches, new halves, 6za11%c; do
quarters do. pared l6alSc; do. blackberrtes
Sc do rAspberries 3ia3Sc: pitted cherries Na29c.
New evSposated sppies balls nPpss yery sow y:
carbon oil, SIC: white miners oil, winter strained,
5Oc o. T. @. oil 1870.
ChssS6-Is quoted In iobsing at 1Sc for prime
sweitieils1 iai7c, according quality. LlmbuiEer
SiIs-No. mackerel. bills, $40 90; No. medium
Beam-Choice Nav, at s!6os2 rs: medium @ 25a
so: mixed 81 60a2 o. Lima bLSa6c per ID.
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s1ocKs-BuSlrez WIS very dull In tho stock mar:
tue moruing speculation wRs steady and arm and
fluctuations Insignificant Just previous 70 nom,
howeyever. Denver declined ~ per cent. During
saSved Rndually until the market showed d de
cline OF AaA per cent. In Manitoba the decllue
was exceptionally larger, dropping per cent from
l00Ato 9Sk, aud In the last nall hours business
Manitoba rallied lCo and fell back 10 % and other
stocks recovered X to n per cent from the lowest
point closing steady. The reports about The cut In
passeng II fares between DeSmoi1es and Ch'csgo
and between Chicago aud Omaha were used against
speculation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-28

Sack Gathering-Chlldren's Home.
Wanted-A Good Girl.
For the Convenience OF Our Customers-J.
NJ. Ray.
Opera House-The HsnloEs.
ArtIAtic Pottsry and Fancy doods-1. @.
Spare Ribs ID. c. List, j. 49,.
Ofai-Sparsribs, &c-F. Schenk & Sons..
Dr. John L. smith-Third page.
Undertaking and Embalming.-G. Mendel
Attention, Holiday POat-Head of Local.
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40 OLEANSE TIIE al .JIJO

t.z, To CLEANSE TILE BLOOD
and aus remove lie moi pIoiiSc cause Of human
suffering, to clear the Skin OF Difguring bl )tches
Itching ToItu'cs, EumiliRtlng Rruptions and
L Aihsope Sores caused BY Impure or Poisoned
Ky 70 pI 1nG ,,Sse o ns ssi9 sna feso
curR ReSolv0nt, the new Blood PudaeT, Dlureti(
and Apcriolt, and Cyticura and CuH0um Soap, The
groat skin Cures and BeAutIRen are inialllble
They are the only remedies IbGt succeed when Oh y
SiciRns aud III oIhor nAtans fail
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Mr., Joseph Kenyon, of obs, Betkshirt
oounty. Mats., oertIdCs that he had rheuma
t;Sm 40 THAI 10 could not raise his hand "a
l.hjs head until be tried bottle Of st. Jacobs
oil. By using II few times he wss entirely
az, al
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WARRINGTON, D. O., November ss-l:3o A
x-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. fai
weather, slight rise In temperature Wednes
day, stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair wealth
or, southwest - northwest winds, rising TEN
perature Wednesday, colder weather Thurs
day morning, falling followed by rising bar
ometer.
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TOR SALE.
FOB SALE.

One Of the finest RIVER FARMS In'JtHeTson
and Belmont County Ohio. At YOrkVills' ave uLt'
above Martins Ferry, and known I" 5se NOAH ~,
ton Farm, containing ISo acres, more or les lns
farm lies ten or twelve lcCt above high wafer A'.
and Is we'll improved with god house barn Ana
complete, EoOd OTchsEd oil ane num-
with q large river frontage Of dne bottom "nu'
For particulars end terms call on OF adafs'
]. c. HERVEY,
Real ES,Gte Agent,
us2I.V4s 10. 1906 Market 81 Wneellng. ". "
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REApFoRp, Pa, November q. Crude oilIteAdy:
1855 barrels charters u. 952 barrels; clearanoes
p.7S2 zoo barrels Omitted Pipe Lime certificates
cpensd at q closed Of q ~; highest price
q ISL; lowest " We
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COULD NOT 1IIPN IN RED

COULD NOT TURN IN BED.
Knew not what u was 10 DO an hour even free rom
pain Had reason 10 look upon lie Itself as q
curse. in the summer OF 1850, iler ten years OF
cura Remedies, and after two years persistent NE
Of them the last ulc hes healed, The dread
disease hrs succumbed. All over tho breast where
was once mass Of corruption % now q healthy
and twenty lhICc 10 enc hundred and fity.kix
pounds and the good work Is still going on ] feel
myself q new man. and all through the Cutlcura
Remedies. JAMES !. RlCAAkDsoE,
~ Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn TO before un!ted ststeI ConmIslloner.
n CRAURoBn
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|ELM GROVE AND STATE LINE
.llsRAILROAD COMPANY
Tine CorporatotS tot the sbovo rsmCd BLliust
Company having designated saturtay. the 18th day
OF December, A. D. 1885, as the time, and the Otcc
OF VIM. r. Hubbard. In bui!llDg Numbered llGJ
Market street, In the city OF Wheeling End State
Of West Virginia, o. the place Of The dist inectIngoi
orySnizItion and sIGh other proceedings as may b
had according 10 law. 1he sO-kholdeIs ci Ftii
Company are HEREBY notified 10 bc present at such
meetiHg at the time and plsce sintid. In wines
whereof the said corporGtOlS have hereunto VI
their hands this 10th day o! Nov. mber A. b. lSS1
BEAN BARNES, )
". q. CAkPEETRR, %
... WALKkR rETERs0H,
VII. P. HUBBARD,
nolt.we WIN. II nEARSE i
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Dry Goods,

NEW YoEE, November 2I.-Tnrough orders were
ialt trade Importso Of domestic coitons 034 PACK.
ages, making since January go pactSges against
40 slS Tackng' lat year, md Nt7tS Packages In
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DE-. PAYNE delivered the fist lecture otthe
Alumni Course this evening. HisBubitc
1.-THE Qualities that Wins was treated in O
most practical and entertaining hammer
MpysTilLs Cdr. CiReinbaG GaFsite.
This lecture will DO given In Fourth Street
Church, Thanksgiving night Only % oents.
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Goifnn.

New YoRK, November T.-Cottou quiet and
arm At 10 9l6alo lS.lCc; futures steady Eoyembef
l00lc; March lle6c; April u. zoe; May LIZZIE June
ll,4lc; July 1855 August l6Lc, September II 86e
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TIE DAILY MARKETS..
m. rInanciai yvorItI.
GoYERNrENn-Fllmer.

EEw YoEk, November 27,-anney easy At lIsSa2
par cent Prime mercantile paper 6A6f per cent
hleTlinE Exchange bankets' bilt Stoldy u u "a;
demand 81 $50,
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at schnept'sd drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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CuAvcEg In Sabre OF The American Booth
may vet DO had atA.A, Franzheim's jeEelry
atorn.
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CHOCOLATE Ice Cream aud Cake ut zanI
Street Church tomorrow night.
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wheeling Live Stock Market.
Catae-WeIghing 200 lbs, arequeted at la4,,EEc;
weighing from 500 70 900 lbs, best quality.
and quality, S6al0 per head.
LaHIbs--i1 <fa5hfc per ID.
Sheep-3t35<c per ID.
HoGs-ia4kn Tor best rradoS.
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Muro, Reoitations, Readings and Turkey
lt Zane HEees Church tomorrow evening
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TOR RENT-FROM APRIL !, 1854,
n that Ono storc.Ioom, 1903 Market street, At
present occupied IS clothing stoie. Enquite d
John Bruce or Geo. J. MGihlS0n, no. III Aallt.
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AL the dslicacies Of the season ct Zane
Street Church tomorrow evening.
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EVERYBODY 60 to z.ne Street Church
THANKSGIVING Supper.
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[TALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned oten for IAie bis Farm, hta IIa
threS miles east Of 81 Clairzrie and 9he ,r my
south Of Inc National Road, containing ~ ,, s
iSS under cultivation; has plenty o. GSG1 " sSl!
tivste nnd n ono Of the best ihrmh IN thll i,.s
liz county Il contains one good tNe9S aSg.
ana one teiemeht house, with ample AEd CIV ~! II
nteut ouIbuild ngs; has three goa o dSbst irt
cheice iruit, together W ua,,rSCI It as &c.
For psfticIiIarS inquire Of the unGeniEH'' We
The nreFniSeS, Or address a. 81. ClA!nTl.s,,
u' p's SAMUEL h FlSFEh
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TIC pestonce 40 Advertising bureau

THANKSGIVING turprE at zIne Street
Church tomorrow night.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.

CToCKHolDERS OF THE OHIO
10 Valley elAs opp ny viii hold a meeting Al
Jacnb BeBerS ot1cc, Wheeling, ". Va, Oh deem.
Der 10, 1sSS, at o'clock +. for thepurpose Of Or
CANNING and eloeting otiiCeS.
By order OF the lncOrPsrAio,E o.,
JACOB BERGER,
c. N. RHODES,
j.. II. RRlSZuElM
JACOB BoNEY6TRELR
uo2l MN. KUEENLIEE,
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rFoR RENT-THE TWO STORY
II Brick dwelling, No. 20 South Penn Stttti,
Island, containing seven roors. lOEEenion given
Jannsr5 ], 1851. Apply 70 A. 5. LIST l4Oi Main
STREET nGQ
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INDICATIONS.

7Au.12N. ST. M.7rx. ia. NIP M.af.M7f.M
80 80 10 81 ;t3 30 40 81
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-TWO EXCELLENT
II rooms opposite the CAlhefrsl; tultAble 70,
doctor or lawyers office. Apply 10 Father SuulHu.
No. Il Thideeuth Street,.
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GLASS MAaCFACIURERs

vERy handsome Wraps opened by Georl
R. Taylor this morning.
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Lend,

NEY YONG, No1gRbH g.-leaai common taiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
RI,RRER MEN COMBINING.

A meeting OF repre- enIatves OF tine leading rub
bsr manufacturers OF uac UnIied States Will DC held
ia tins city OH Wednesday next for tue purpose OF
COP Ideriug the advisauIIty OF torGing IL consoii-
uaieI rubber COMPANY which shall include all brst-
cl,s companies now doing business III this country
IL such a company shOuiu be Termed ~ would
Jee. cpt IL IL asserted. capliai oil SZO,OUO,OoO,
v,,uld b. abb. 10 naIut ain uniform grade OF man
uIactured goods ana Grvc INSCRIPTIONS nahufac-
furers out OF the business, ami also be able TO pur-
cua,e crude rubber nc lower prices Than lndiNid-
al COMPANIES aud thus furnish better goods at
more reasonable sure. A leading rubber importer
toiu u iRBU h reporter yestsrLay that tae rubber
market has not been 10 completely demoralized Tor
I.auy years as II IL at present. Crude rubber Is
wOrta 81 90 per pound aud sales are very SLOW al
that figure. Mauuiaci nIers, In accordance WIN
the decision OF the convention recently held IN TINS
clt,, nave reduced tJeir consumption OF rubDer %
pcf CENT Inc stock Of crude rubber Is therefore
accommodating rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
RESTRICTING coal PROJECTION.

The den and for anthracite coal has fallen 30 far
short of tho supply that suspension of mining has
besn decided upon. Beginning next week. the lead
ing coal companies will work only half time until
they cOnsideG further restriction unnecessary Pres,
ident Dickson, OF the Delaware and hudson Canal
Company. asked yesterday that mining should he
susl ended three days week until further notice.
and the officers OF the companies are understood 10
have assented. Mr.. Dickson had received no reply
from the Philadelphia and Reading Company yes
terday afternoon. but no doubt about the action OF
that company expressed by those familiar with
the condition OF the coal trade 1t was considered
certain that mining would DO suspended according
TO Mr.. DcksOn's request.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company ID opposed to
this plan. The officers of the company SAID that
they bad not assented 10 the proposition nor re-
fused their consent President iioyt said yesterday
afternoon: "This method of relieving the trade
il mere tomfooleIy The consumption of coal this
wear will not exceed 30OOO,OOO tons and the COM
panles can produce easily 35000,OO0 tons. l can
tell now just rs well as at the close OF the year wat
restriction will be necessary to keep supply aud
demand equal. ! shall propose to the coal c0npa-
MES "a plan by which mining shall be suspended on
certain days until August, SIX days month for
each month except February and March, and "
those two months nine days month. do not
know whether this plan will be adopted, but we
owe il to our customers that we should have some
definite Coarse OF action. Dealers form no in
telligent plans If are to DRIFT along III TINS way
and when some OF the companies have piled as
much coal they like restrict mining at our pleas
IRE. Our customers will be driven into bankruptcy
If continue this course. The Lackawanna anu
the Delaware and Hudson companies have been
pIlIng coal at the rate OF lOOUO or l2,OOJ tons
a day aud now they want us to stop mining three
DAYS week. Let us have plan that shall provide
Tor the whole year" -,
IL il understood that coal has been sold recently
ut prices considerably lower than schedule rates
An omen break in prices was threatened, but the
p,OpOsed suspension OF miung, IT Is believed VIII
be sufficient to maintain the present market prices.