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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
EXPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DATE.
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Sl,i89,U70


MERCHANDISE AND sPECiR
Excess OF imports SgjUG3Ss6 SIS 1913 5O4 f5G l4l 1877
The stock speculation to-day was much after yester
days fashion, except that the rallies smaller and
the inclination to lower figures moro marked The
larger transactions n24 900 shares against % 500
shares is accounted for by the greater activity
In three stocks-Ccntral and Hudson. Louis vile
and Nashville and Eric. all OF which made
comparatively important declines. New-York Central
with transactions amounting to 2050o shares against
Oil shares yesterday early sold sGl2 asG and ended
s54 The sales Of Erie amounted only s3G4 shares
but that 1921 more than was done yesterday the
price declined from 1874 to 12SsaI2a. Louisville and
Nashville with sales Of 1929 shares agaidst 100
yesterday declined from 2GI2 to 2ilsa25. Tn
highest price of Lake Shore to-day G6 against GG7e
the highest for yesterday the lowest to-day 6jis
and the final G5as which is decline Of IS from
yesterdays last price. that the
Lake Shore Company Is about TO make a new issue
OF Sl0,OOoO 600 bonds TO provide for bonds
maturing in 1885 and for "other purposes should be
accepted with some grains Of salt All the division and
prior lien bonds Of the company are covered by the
conlanys first consolidated mortgage for 600
and 1t Is specially provided that bonds under that
mortgage shall be reserved 10 take up all Of such prior
lien bondsi ~ that when all Of the
prior lien bonds paid on the first
consolidated mortgage shall become first tuortgage
upon the whole property ON December 81 $685. there
was outstanding Of the divisional and plorleu issues
anonnt Of first consolidated mortgage bonds or the
divisional bonds So $50 600 will mature IN May and Jujy
issj si1iD.0OO, In 1880 1920 600, In 1900 AZ 7si
600 IN 1873, and fl.BjG,0UO. on Apfll 1 400
A. present prices fof the nist eonsols
ng2aiga pfon atclues 10 the ooisYany by The pay.
ent ~ the old hohds AMI The sse ~ Tho nst epsos
jinf. notwithstanding III Ills, ~ Ia not Impf,b,
bln thit sUWs brn issne NJ hpDda ls
contemplated, 90 becombof ~, iaal tba,n Was
,sDalnnp ~ Tho trashy ~ Tho ,nuupaDy
oBiy 900 ~ The socond rDnso bonds Jbn No.
nDi ng debt The COMPANY June 30, iHst iunlustsn
III liabilities fuf The hirLr iisin Hue WA "a AZ uO
sbtrb uIphllDuhby " Increased Wy iin pnyiurut u
peT cont Vidfni fnf Ihr qiaflnr rndrj OF n THIS
much epfnssOn ~ "a plain inronssirnf feiors n news
agencies The features ~ tue market aIrady hnN been
piyn aud II II necessary only Ia add that Omaha prr
frrrnd the nnal sale ~ which AZ ~ shows an
Of ~ per cent oOsed offered ~ ~ The MARKET closed
dull and weak.
The market for Government bonds presents the Same
features noticed for several days business al the boards
small but dealers report large sales and the quot
confirm their statements BIDS were adyaDced IA for
IS aud per cent Tor A. aud as Aue are the clos
Ing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
HEMIoCk.
NUIIf nv W
y. A. Fancy
UNION TANNED.


MoLAss Es-ouict and unchanged
sa's, ia 'TS . SI m s apS S
fass fat; Copper unchanged Iss asked Tor a.e. LEAD
sesr aome.l,e easy az = .4 4sc CrrS@ Sod s:S
ported snonrs s.,.,,.rn..on.,n,o w..ono,
sod at c os, conn"d rsT stow + gSoa d'5 noa
: E ,'i ''9'f Z f'f9 iSS'
say es,s.
rates on the oli this nodeiate demand EXIST ioT grain
81 fa%y TO
tta rns PROVISIONS T' steam pH s stra s lln
I'D n''snas III steam s;cSs. spgs. S
sfG iss Wiz sHiS S t
-: sdap FiyTh r!afTE Is Sss; Nc III,
osPEsT ;;1oS9s VIZ.
rule buyer. gave saasnas Ispsrs aoas
Ss ' a &c. ~ sf"siss
Clear e.m f hsss o ssass g. t1r. Prime
w: &C.: s. .sis fapy sSIjssi. ' cy
.,ia '%'a ss'"in aacsd - cu sEATs
:i; aT '; {; '$, ,is s'f' s:sS
ii',aoo tisslsa ig Ia%. y ia,{ s si:: S,Ssa Il y
% lr .%: e. s;:.S sssss $685.
Smoked Hams IL ia1 2c ......h Dulles S.ippef- 10
ss cas, f . sS ss p,ssnOs dsyy s g
bette piiees are absolutely non na Lone .eat In New
Cleaf ip ami hair, December quoted G1ie DnEssED
nous urchansed ~ ptce Win moderate iennni titv
HEAVY 10 Ihrh o. aG',ei PIGS D'.c LAHi the ist
bet tended higher to-day response W Hfante NJ the
west itloes we're stsrl nprsm - pon's tlUshp Win
e bes figures inps ifh Speculation nyii atet active
but hete 10 yeit itp lpGnltI i spV lots Npspt stssB
SPOT rnJlrd 151ai sass ~ liza hihpr, 1909 tss tts
~ sinte lHs o0st sa ftghi snd ~ Ds ~ aa rhei
tits Utbbri Nith inr difference Ton, hp'niptp tail
,e n Sc sS,' aao5ss ,..us "ig$ s'' ne. e.
sbnsit 1897 100 rlslpr ltagT iur tVn ts, tsbiv
W lioei ahe eioslpe fiietaoc 80 ',asn sssdy 49,
enDei gyoad, saa, Continent n -. s0ai, AmstsAN
~. hu11 Eh-ihe market ~ without change ~ mppitnsr
h0des We've centrally steady lhe movement ,phunas ~
limited character state ureameIY soga,e W'..sn 40
.ig SOC state uairy hail nrkns tabs aud pals n1ie
welsh tubs 9lG .Oc Western Imitation 'fe'my
lha2ioi Western uaty, l7d9lci western iuiofyL We
II lo June tuDs and nIkns, l0a Nc hEEsE-shlp
pers very quiet and the general market has tame ooS
prices show no change Eastern, ya lop lot' IF
EGG--Less active, and scarcely 80 strong state
25c Western. ~ aga c Canadian, 2JH@9tc Lined, 10
a2Oc. Imported, 1918 $1,000, - ,.,,.-..,,
Moderately active and steady omes AZ &c Ran
COON. a. . ,,ci PUMA 5d ) 'se.i Java 5S9li9c. -.
sPiCEs-ouiet; BLACK Pepper As9loc; White ~ q
bar Cloves, l2oi Ginger, ssa 10 ec pinlento, +r94ac
SUGAR-Raw quot NJ lilo o. &c. Tor lair kchning and
Lido or NO test ccntruga no sales either Oh the spot
Tor future delivery options weak ohned quiet Crushed
and Cut Loaf Geo. cubsa 0SsUsc Powdered. osc' orsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
LIVE STOCK MARyEr-BY rsLEgalpu

CHICAGO Oc. 2.-The Dr1D.rf Joprsu reporis Haw
Receipts 5000 leaf; shipments D. 100 ncs narxel se
Rough Packing ~ ,Gt4 30. PackingaDd 5Mypas Sl1
~ .ti Light. ~ OU0&i Oh SsIpA *5OuaSi2J.
CrtusRcceipts, 800 hat Sno nsnts 40 h,,t mn.
kct weak and loo. lower Export Grades 81 sjdt;7 Is
Gooi 10 cLo CO shipping 81 1881 ~ Common 70 aehas
"a Ion 10 4U Grass Texans. s3 501t4 %
Sheeo- Receipts. 300 shipment, 200 market stadc
as4 JU Choice Extra ~ 0Oaf4 Lambs per henL Ne)
- y. Texas Sheco ~ ns3 -.
ST. LOUIS Oct. ~ dtus-R Receipts 900 shipments
300 market steady Exports 81 iDatj7j Hoot % chge
shipping, 20 ovh common 70 henln - oJeon
"A 10.
Sheep-Receipts. 500 shipments, 800 Common 70 "
dnn 81 2hf3 90. Fair 10 ChDoe. - - gsi w ans 500
dif 20: Texans. ~ OJdk3 %.
Ioqs- HeCeipts bOOU shipments. 1000 market wesL
Workers 81 90, Packing ~ UJdtt W. HeiyI "a S6
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
rupopsAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LiyfnfQOl. oct 2s-PfDvislons bacon tunbetiqnd cut
tts ~ Lang ,e,f Nidies a.. ~ Shpfi ue,f nhldlss
be bdi ShDft iiibs bls jIi SJilatt jjs VI put
heel 20 ~ To- nig, indap ae,, fiiws aes'. tls
i6sl Ansisln 90, b,l Apail ~ ~ ~ ptue W,st
en-, ~ lnih ,,i ~, ~ Han. lWis ~ nfs Vli
,he.se hmefese ,,hol,e, NJ ~ Hhen ia We'iata
spnpsns ni FHs ID ini Wlniai 49, ~ bGs paf Naa
lsi no apnpei Ne, ~ Nov Western Wptf - ~, hsw
mi,,a M,s's'g 2. ~ s'iY"la 30 40 als ~
n q. ,gl dc .el' 80 PEI aaa. r,odai'
. PETROLEUM 4. pos g.ion ,o'sr se' t'aelle,a
mon 10 sd fale vs ~ ID, vi fpsnei oi lJs 81 DIr
Gri
The rooepis ~ wheat for Tho past days 900
esnisls inoiuhng 5000 Amarcsn heoepts of American
corn att lrntas
LOADoS oct 2.-Produoe- iInseed on Rl0l0s a20 l5s
per ion calcutta insred ass h ASS I'd per quarter,
1inserh axe Az dts Us per ton, ieined PetGleu
SD s0td per eaoni Spirits % iurpentne 22s 81 per
twt.i rporm on Eos per ton, NOsintOmmon is Cd 9ts
I'D; PaIe, Us al ia Provisions AS Od psr for
American sngar l5a. ID cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
postLing 49, aud 80 hs Cd for Cuba Muscoyado lair
refining anoaL
SPINIIS DE IINPENIINE
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OLOSfy0 PRiOEs Of BOsrOy srOoKS
NosroS 90, ~, t7lt.
oLoSiS0 rRIcEs or rnLA DELrHn sroch&
TUESDAY, Oct. 2s-P. ".

TUESDAY, Oct 2s-P. ".
The Custom House returns OF last weeks foreign move
mens of merchandise at New York makes All exceptional
favorable showing for the port because the exports eI
ccedcd the imports by 5i23i hut the result ishecanse
Of the unusually small amount OF the imports
aud not because Of unusually large exports The
Imports last week $62Gl O30 lcss than
for the week of 1883 and S306620 less than for tic
week OF 1882; the exports CT6,7732lil were $99,s63
greater the week Of 1888 and S7l724 greater
than for the week For the forty three weeks Of
this year the imports Of merchandise exceed the exports
SIS $40 l6s which is $,3il,73a greater than the e1-
cess of and 81 800 O30 less than the excess for tho
ZANE period The resulting balances after de-
Quoting the specie ycmcnt. on the business OF forty
three weeks for three years. shown In the suhoned
table.
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BU A. II. Muller d Son.

lot n sof East l!Sth.st l25 II c Of 6th.avc 25x-
lOoll. f Ioon ....... ...-.. .....-.-...-..-.:
@ lots n OF 18Th ST. adjoining above each 25IlO0..
II. MI SulLDtIEtf
lot on Msdison.ave. " cor OF ll4thst, % llIlOO
j Boyd. .--.-
lot. on Madi.ou.ave adjoining above. each 100;
FL Schaugg ..-....,. ...-.-.- ...--....-.
2 lots OF East I14th..t loo II W OF MadisOn.ave
together in size s6xl00 II Timothy Donovan
lots Of East ll4th At. adjoining above. each 2jr-
lOOll Schneider. ........-..-.....
lots Of Essi il4thst. adjoining above, each 25r
100 Il 7 Tobin -...-:.....-
lot of Madison ave 10 II Of 18Th 81, 5.llI9ci
Boyd -. o.. o.,
each 26rlDu L. Timothy Donovan .......-.......
lots Of East 14thst, adjoining shove, together
In size 1901 100 IL BOYD Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
THE MARKETS.
: TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Vessels and Railroads.
NEW. YonK, oct. %, 1873
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHICORY-G 6s0Sac. 49,
COCOA-Frm and IN mo crate Demand Guayaaul. il2D
15c; San Domingo, $40 iOc Maracaibo Na27c caracas
l5Dlrc. "a,
COrTON-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales $3.50
bales Delivered cntracts 800 bales Receipts at the
ports today. 4g76l bales, against 44!lS tls day Ast
and 40l67 last since Sept /. lZoToZS oaies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29

DY VIRTUE OF A CIlATrEk m ao.s . cS
ID j. T. Trnver aust oAesr Will sell - % "a lssl y
oooet ali the ia lures snd looAcf the e"aisS''''~'
located as ABOVE ~ orter .rsrN0 yeFtov-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29

as sSS' ~ CenfsSt!cnerv "A. ebs; Meun .As
Si,c. ks,rs ~; % 5t153 White Ext, IA; ~,
Deer are da and nays Moderate GALE It sssay
GOAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29

STEAKINE-Uuter and b1reIy sfeaiy sales "a NJ
CT; SO. oeomargariDe. quoted Sisc ~'"7 ~
TALLOW-Ah0ut steady and in moderate dem.,.
City quoted at 6@a0 Tide sales $4,000 bs af 1s
TEA Re speculation Is dull; prices stsaier i
No sales Of options The spot market IL quet
TOBACCO seed Leaf dull and weak. eAs aenS
WOOL Fleeces ae firm, AMI now and t1en A All.
all other descriptions quiet AMI de,iers ern na1A
tnued Inactivity until tho Presidential ele1ton o.
Tier Ia nothing and the few mad are stta
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ts,,. raj 4
The PETROLEUM MARKET.


Criticisms severe and sharp were passed by
many members Of the petroleum exchanges upon the
performance Of the ~ the Armstrong No well,
In the Thorn Creek district, In abandoning the well ~
dry hole on Saturday and torpedong IL yesterday with
the result OF discovering oil that flowed at the start at
the rate Of about 10000 barrels day 1t IL claimed
that the owners OF the well much surprised
any outsider at the unprecedented performance OF their
property, and TO support this theory 1t is pointed out
that they had made insufficient preparations for the out
nut that great deal OF oil went to before the
tank could be properly prepared to receive the
ua,ion Of the Phillips gushcr however has rendered
trader skcptca and II IL uncharitably said that the
action Of the oil market curiOusy harmonious with
nipulatiOn Of the Armstrong well. IL IL anp
uatcd Whether Justly unjustly cannot say but
is certain that the developments OF the last few days
far To Increase the general belief that we'll
owners and their friends possess advantage That
oil any than countryman can beat" the three
card monte Tho carly dealings In certificates to-
day were marked by panicky feeling, and there Il
decline G4b cents against 12e cents last night For
the Of the day the market unsettled and fevcrish
but prices rallied To and closed 6S3i cents Short Orer
afors maid large premiums 10 have their oil carried carly
I'm the day and the carrying closed fiat Indicating
the existence nf heavy short interest. Watson Il Glib
son received late gauge OF the principal Thorn Creek
hour Phillips No .. AZ; Armstrong No. 2 3OO Con-
nors 81 and Christie 20 barrels These figures show n
severe drainage Of the Dcighhorng wells b. the
nous output OF the Armstrong.
Tie range of prices and the total dealings in oil cor
ticatcs were ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
nv Jamts l.. Wells
rs acre. of Land situated at the Junction Of Hudson
Rvef and Spnyten Duyvil Greer u vi 2l6thhi
& Warren ..............-.....
RICuRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
spW. yppK err


fKw fORK CIT
47tb.s,, sa $50 N ~ ~ 9Th ave- tssiOo5; christ $500.
nlimn st. ana wife 10 Vim tuffy ......... 80 f1o.OD0
Clinton st. a. ll5 n moi Ueststst. 26tlOU, Iets -
Jackson 81 OF to sabefski .,t..-,.... N,JOO
evy ard vile 10 JOIN Mckenzie s1d smother 81, 10000
tufdy tsfefHs, to Washington life lnslJ ..4 $500
s7hst "a, 20p ~ Of Bdste 8sfiOyii, saneto a..
s7,h.st a. ss6 u. ~ sdsye, ib,i0Uili same 10 49,.
,lsI -. 500 asoi bd..e. ao,iooii .ao. ~ D' ',
o7,b.f -. 40 meet ydsye sb,ioo ~ ssus %
~, -. 500 hsoi sd.ys gs.lojYi ...e,s '''0
s7,nsI 81. $50 nso sa,sys, sssiooiii same 10 '''''
07li,si - so n sof Msvs, 2bbi 100 ~ hamilton
Morton, referee Ia same $500
eth ~, ss lsl II g of Sd ave- 23tiOnii " Forster
07ti'si, So a0s Il Of adsvs, 27IioO ~ sans to
AyeX, VS. 6bIl NOT l22dsL 1905 Jas Common
AyeA, vs. bii sol that. lseI76i same to
a7thsi, So 200 n " 81 lstaye 1bIiOO, WIN Dalton
To Isaac l. Iioln,s ,......;; 1880
800 At o a. i55 n v OF 2d.av. l5I9s9. Frances IL
Dacos aud another TO Ansey and another ... 10000
l22d.st n a. go II " OF AveA 6OI 100; John hcKeD.
sic aud another 10 Is Levy ...-..... $500
iI,ams 10 NJ 4 Williams ..,..-.... 10000
Kinsst So Is2 II Of MsodoagalsL 2II6b.
Matthias Williams TO same ............... 5000
Kis,s@ ana sastLsr 10 Lss.s ssorss ia0oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
MINES AND MINING.

SALESAT THE NEW YORR MivIyG AvGE
NEw-TuRF. Oct. "a. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29

NEWTOEK. tuesday, OCT. 70, ISB4.
The followip. sales were held at the Exchan0
SalesroOm to-day:
BU Richard Y. Hd,peN d Go.
4storv brick building. with lot. No 3Sl I'd ave. NV
cor OF 22d lot "a 1YG3.s Philip Snith..-. S25.2'
' ssi.. io SIR; Wm MOTIFS 2O2;
3.siory cling. with l0t. No I'll tbt
crime frand 100
10 Also Bernard Reiiiy' $500
plot Of land. 10; ~ Anhs-ave, about 800 ~ soi
Wr-tchrster-ave, 5uxlln7rjnK III; W Kane 2,6t
brick hat. with lot, No S3s Lexlngto
VS. 2Oll sol ll4thst lot 2GIi3lO; John Mil ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
SPIRITS or rum

CHARLksToS. Oct 2S-rnrpentinr urn At 27tc.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 2S-Turpcntine hrtn a. 30
WILMINGTON Oct 35.-IuTpsutino nrm AZ 2Ic bid.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Tuesday, Oct. 90, 1884.
sales were held at the Exchange
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
PRODUCE.
WhoennR.S

wheeing.i
Corrected BY ISHAM q DIGBY, Produce Com
mission Merchants, 1905 Main street
These prices are based upon vholesaleloh Allow
lrces must be msde for smaller lots.
Butter-Prime to choice creamery 30@33c;
choice dairy 25927c;common totairdo l5@
Ice; good to prime country roll l8@22c;
common mixed stock 5@6c.
Beeswsx-Quoted at 30s32c y n.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 2 0O@
10.
Buckwheat Flour-At 3ia3&c . n.
Dried Fruit-New evsporated pared peaches
25@28c; impaired do l5sl6c; raspberries Is
assoc; blackberries l0c. New sundried, sp-
pies, quartered, 3@4c; sliced 6@7c; peaches,
new halves, 6i@7ic; do quarters, 53@S3e;
do pared l5@lSc; do blackberries &c; do
raspberries 2@25c; pitted cherries l9@2Oc
New evaporated apples l0@l2c. Market
on Dried Fruit nominal; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in q jobbing,, way of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9al23c; New York
I4ial5c; Sweitzer l3al5c; Limberger la
l5c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock in fair demand
at 20cs doz.
Feathers-Choice, 6O@62c in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, lS@25c
choice buckwheat l6@lsc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 75@s5c black w~alnuts,
5O66Oe; chestnuts S. 0O@4 90.
Onions-60@70c p bushel.
Peas-Green, 81 509l so y bu.; spit...S
@33c p n.
Potatoes-New in barrels, 81 509l Is.
Poultry-Live chickens, spring, 81 500
225; old, 81 SOS 90 y doz; dressed tur-
keys, lO@l2c; do chickens, 8@l0c; do
ducks, l2@l3c Good demand.
Rags-Steady at l}@lic for white mix
ed cotton; l@l3c for sl wool and lt@lic
for mixed.
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 500
l IS per bu. clover, small seed, S. DOGS so;
large, 81 90, as to quality.
Sweet eider-Sand refined, 80 DOGS so
per barrel.
Lard-Country prime, &c.
Tsllow-Country, 63c; city, 7c.
New York.
NSw YoRK, November 20.-Cotton-
Steady; futures firm; November 1901;
Defender AZ; January 81; February 81;
March rs; April 81; May 1905; June Is;
July 30; August 80. Flour-Dull; receipts
10000 barrels; exports 10000 barrels;
Minnesota patent process S. DOCS 25.
Wheat-Spot lots 2@lc higher; options
weaker; receipts 25l, 600 bushels; exports
sc. 600 bushels; No. 2 spring SOC; No. 8
red 74c; ungrsded white 73@Slfc; No. 2
red, December, sales 6sl 900 bushels, at
79S@SO}c, closing at SOC; January, sales
l,336,00O bushels, at 82@s2ic, closing at
s2Ic; February, sales $4,000 bushels. at
s4s@s4sc, closing at SAFE; March, sales
1900 bushels, at S6t@S6jc, closing at
s6lc; April, sales 10000 bushels, at SS3@
ssc, closing at sosc; May, sales $4,000
bushels, at s0l@9OJc, closing at sOlc;
June, Gle. Corn-Spot lots l@l}c lower,
and options q 3@lsc lower, closing heavy;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports $1,000
bushels; ungraded 44@5Ic; No. 3 44i@
Acc; steamer 472@49lc; ungraded white
49@5lc; No. 2 November 5O@5Olc, closing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The markets. nlyfairly supplied this week
Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnished the FOL-
lowing quotations, which are the same a.
last week:
Cattle, 81 5O@4 IS for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; 4@6c per h..
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, s. O0@8 90.
Lambs, &c per Id.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 20.-The Drovers'
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts $500
head; shipments 2,40O head; supply large.
" of range cattle, desirable natives a shade
higher; common grades weak; fair to
choice 81 l094 80; Texans 50 25@3 85.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market active. and l0@l5 per
cent higher; heavy packers 81 1904 so;
fancy 81 60; mixed 81 1904 %; light
81 loot 10.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
500 head; market fairly active aud I'M
changed; poor to choice 81 25@3 80.
New York.
New York, November 20.-Beeves-
None for sale. Dressed beef dull at 7@l0c
for native sides. Exports SO head Of live
cattle and 2.760 quarters Of beef; $50 for
carcasses of mutton.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; slow trade
with full finish; 20 carloads to carry over
of extremes at 81. OO@45o per cwt. sheep;
lambs, 81.
Hogs-Receipts $50 head; live hogs
about steady at 81, per ct.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, November 2O.-Cattle-
Nothing doing. Receipts 627 heal; ship
ments 76O head.
Hogs-Market Active. Receipts $500
head; shipments $500 head; Phiiadephias
81 1904 so; best Workers 81 20@i 30;
common 81 1904 Is.
Sheep - Market demoralized and I'M
changed in prices. Receipts 2,400 head;
shipments 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

power for the Centennial buildings. and
which Is noe at Pullman, f400 horse power.
What visions Of loneliness does the mere
thought Of such . complete electric illumi-
nation at once evohel IL the general spec
tacle is as charming and imposing BY day
and who can deny this7-how much more
enchanting and inspiring will it be when
bathed at night
In Such a FTSod
Of soft splendor and mild lunar lustre az
these wonderful lamps diffusel What sub
lime and beautiful spectacular effects will
reveal themselves when the palpitsnt rays
play with the jewel work of the fountains
transmitting their falling pearls into opals
and seeming to msluply as BY magic, the
figures of the passers by with sueh sharp
definitions Of their shadows that would look
as if shadow ever were illumined into sub
stance.
Speaking of electricity, among the many
wonderful things exhibited st tho Worlds
Exposition will be an electro meehanscal
signaling apparatus which gives
promise of making railway travel
in future q trihe safer than staying
at home. This wonderful ~contrivance not
only gives warning Of such ordinary dangers
as the approach Of wild trains, obstacles
upon the track, or broken bridges or tres
ties, but if the draw Of q bridge is ever so
little out of place it rings a bell in the en-
CINE cab, and another at the house or post
Of the bridge keeper. If q trestle or cul
vert is out Of line in any direction so as to
create a danger, or if q tunnel wall says IN
a threatening way,
AFaithful Little Hand
points out the danger upon a dial, and the
bell in the city rings sharply, waking the
engineer if asleep, and calling his attention
TO the signal. Many inventions looking IN
this direction have been patented and are
in use, but nothing has ever yet been de-
vised so perfect as this, which indeed seems
to leave nothing to be desired. 1t is, or
will be when perfected according to the in
v~entor's plan, q mechanical realization OF
the little cherub that sits up aloft to take
care Of poor Jack" tanned and transferred
to the service of Jacks brothers who travel
by land. The inventor of this unique and
comprehensive signal is Mr.. II. Toulmin,
formerly Of Alabama. His patent bears
date Sept. 2, 1884. and the management Of
the Worlds Exposition has agreed to afford
Mr.. Toulmin every faculty for given a prsc-
teal illustration of his wonderful inven-
ton.
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TIME STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
Cooniy. In the Circuit Court q Ohio octaty,
Woa virginia: November Rules, 1884. "
Jennie II. Kerr
Apn Iunstord, widow Of Lous LssSosd; Msssn,s
N. Iuns.ord, Julia A. LSpsford. Anapda We
ter Mamie y. Hul. julia D. Hull, Joho o nuIi,
Alexander II: Hull, cbsrc.C. Hal. Themss
Lamb, n executors Of Iouis Lunstord, dsoesed.
~ cHAEcxpY.
lie general object Of this suit II 10 a. cisss nan
and 90 sst ~ids . PeFsT vYfusg dstsd s5uk lsy q
April, issf, puroriibg 10 BE- The last Will Of Losls
Lunsiord, dcssed, and II not dsclsrsi yal . ooo.
drte the ssne And 10 appeadug frD8 % afAsvtt
fisd In thh csnse, ~ thee Rules, tbsf fhs Aez01.
ant, Mamie u. Hull, Julia D. Hull. John g Mall,
Alexander Huil and Charles c. Hal, ars not NJ.
dents 81 The eisie II wa1 virbaia, sDi they mo-
having ben sefvtd VIII NDceo tn fhis cassa, -
motion oil the complainant, b. her solidios, tkb
order Of publicz,i ION 10 entered against thsD, SD u
IL ordered that ths ~ dsfeo6aSh, usns5e B. Nan.
Julia b Hui, John &. boil, Alsxasde1 Hall 81
Charles E. Hull b required V appsax Within Oao
month after The date q The hnt pubtisttos n thb
order, ana 60 vhst y peosnasy % protect sksir 10.
teIs-fa n 10 further ordered that this orAW b
publish 81 spd postod a. reqnire1 by nv.
Witne,s, john ". httrhsll, Cert q nd Coar,
at the Cout House Of ~ County, thts ~ Day q
November, 1884, to-rit:. Novsnbes Rni., IA
JOHN w. MITCHELL, OsKkL
Published The hnt tine gove9te6A Z, y1L
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, CsskL
ToBr. wmIx, Collector fsf Coupts3aast.
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