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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18

Beef Cattle Through the market was
not ut all active today, there was some little
improvement in that respect over last week.
With the exception of some very superior
tops, the offerings were Of about the same
quality as last week Prices show little va
ration over last week, though in some few
Gases lower figures were accepted. We
quote at - jOr,7 90, selections at the lat
Ter for Christmas use, with most sales Al
8 OOG5 On per 100 pounds.
Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged as follows
Best 81 OOGI7 90: that generally rated
first quality 81 OO@j 80; medium or good
fair quality s. OOGl3 -; ordinary thin
steers, Oxen and Cows - jOg3 90.
Extreme range Of prices = jOD7 o..
Most Of the sales were from 81 00@j 90
per 100 lbs. Of the Cattle received, So
came from Virginia; COS from Kentucky;
- from New York; ~ from Illinois; 100
rom Ohio. 80 head came from Maryland;
10 from West Virginia. and 90 from Penn
svlvania Total receipts for the past week
l727 head against 2.j3l last week. and
1913 head same time last year. Otthe Of
erings 773 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers; % sold to Eastern SPECTATORS
and 224 to country dealers. Total sales
or the week 1925 head against 1920 last
week, and 22j head same time last wear
SwINE-lhc supply is not heavy, but
,Lout eQaal to fairly moderate demand.
The quality is quite as good as it was last
week. We quote at ji06l cents per IL
net with extra at &c. Receipts this week
L In. u nj
i.SoG head same time last year.
Sheep and Lambs-The receipts wer"
about the same in number as last week ;
Iil,rings, with the general quality scarcely
IS rood as then. Trade is only fair Tor
,ood sheep, common stock very hard to sell
We quote sheep at %, &c and lambs at
2G5!c per n gross. Receipts this week
l,g,O head. against 1881 astweek and
500 head same time lGst year.
CLAhEMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals OF Live Stock at Claremon'
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for the week ended December ll-91
cars, containing l,lll cattle, - calves
1850 hogs, ,2$l sheep and Sc horses.
SHIPMENTS 20 New York, Philadelphia
&C.. SSl cattle, calves, 2&i hogs, l,O36
sheep and II horses.
Sales Of the weak to dealers l19 sheep.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December ID.
Cattle in fair demand Receipts $500
head; prime 6@63c, good ji@jic, medi-
I'm Iim5c. and common 3G@ic per
pound. Sheep in fair demand. Receipts
10000 head; prime l3@5.c, good va i3c
medium 3@&Tc, common 2r'2tc per
pound Lambs at %i@6c per pound.
Hogs in fair demand: Receipts 6,lOO head;
selling at G@G!c per pound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18

Market dull; prime s. 1906 90; fair to
good 81 5O@5 %; common to m dunn
So 75@I so. Receipts $40 head ship
ments, l7G head
Hogs - Market firm. Receipts $500
head shipments 800 head; Phimdelphias
81 45@4 so; Workers 81 3j@i 10.
Sheep-Market fair; common to fair
So UO@3 50; good s. 7j@i 90; extra
81 jO@5 20. Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 2,40O head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 1.-The Drovers
Journal reports: Live Hos Receipts 81,
OOO head; shipments 1000 head; market
opened steady; rough packing 81 700 20;
packing and shipping 81 90.
Cattle-Receiprs 1000 head; shipments
1900 head Market slow, week an gen
orally unchanged; export grades s. 7j@
t %; good to choice shipping s. 1896 %;
common 81 OO@5 90; Texans 50 OO@
1 90.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
100 head mar%et steady; inferior to fair
s. Ou@3 90; medium TO good s. 2jGl 90;
Christmas sheep 81 2j@j p.
New York.
New York. December l7.--Beeves-Re-
ccipts 1850 head, including 20 for eyporta.
ZION; slow trade; all SOFT, except very choice
and fancy steers 81 90 per head lower; -
car loads un~oId; poor to prime steers sold
at 81 jj@G 80 per cwt.; extra to fancy
81 OOCa7 80, with bunch of . Christmas
,teers, 1900 pounds average on exhibition,
hat cost - 10 per cwt in the yards here;
fat, but rather ,plain steers sold a. - "OG
30 per cwt.; eXl ortf 1916 quarters Jeet
700 tuivaSSrS mutton.
cp--Reccipts 10000 head; good and
p,ime stock frmr and fairly active; com
mon TO prime s. jOGt5 - per CIV.
logs Receipts l0lO0 head; no sales;
h,c WEIGHT nominally 81 lj@i IS.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December Live Hogs
Steady; common and light s. 40Gi %;
packing and butchers 81 lj@t 81; re
ceipts 800 head; shipments jSj head.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MONDAY, December Is.
carte NJ. ..i' a. N-s' fgrrr, lire ,rs;yh HgS M
SoidG'".i r,.0n, INIT is ~ PERCENT lgrg'raRgl. 81
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DRY GOODS.


New York, November l7.-Dry goods
The market was quiet in all departments
and, although prices on cotton goods are
very steady. there is the usual inactivity At
tending holidays and closing business for
the year.
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Oil CITY.

On CRY, December l7.-National transit
certificates opened at nc, highest Tic,
lowest 72!c. closed at 72}c Sales 1867, 900
barrels; clearances, 6.63i,O00 barrels;
runs II Csc barrels; shipments 94263 bar
rels; charters G2.3Ol barrels. Oil City
exchange stock 500 bid; $40.
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED
Wheeling.
M. g M suon.rnss in Z ,.z-

TrrEr is no sweetness in & Kiss.
Unless vcur teeth srn just ike pearls,
Then would Won sharei's trembling bliss,
Use SOLODONT a. once sweet girls
For # slore gives to 'he month
White teeth and fragrance 0! the South.
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1ll)eeIine 8e9ister;
TRAIEI.EisS' GIIDE.

4 RRIvAL AND nEP KTURE OF TRAINS
" ENrIsN,rt. NCF RLFERsSCE MASKS. "Dt'y.
T ,uuday excepted. Monday excepted. Wheeling
IN
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10y VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST FROM
4 } humas L. Howard TO the undersigned, as
ulIse, dated =, IN NOVEMBER. 1873, AMI rrcori"d ia
me "rk : oftin OF the County Court ui ohio COdu.
~, v CT \mIiuia, III rock 20 - plg" AS, aud
even e. secure the payment g! note 10 : Miller
iuI Sl~..I", ieaTUg Iu'cr-sl rom date and dated
9th S0rmb,r, i'>.i, and PAYABLE 1t ore year after
CsiC " d! Ol.,r Tor sale 10 the hghrt bidder Mt
Ir.h lr II. o., uf' net, urt bousC "a! Ohio 1Oul-
", h.,lng W's' Nrg mia on
Saturday, the I1th ui January, 1885,
all 8. . r-,hr. u l. add interest @. sid Thpnls r.
!ur rrd, OF ~ .ut t. certain par, ell # land on
'a,r''' ans iEU 90 L''e'Iy "t,ti.vl, III u county,
Nrf |"ania ali lung l,gi, %: hsTgaIe; Me Aur-
~ - d WOO containing u ares and l3IplnJ
IuG, rg the .aH" lad come ct H. aid Howard
o., '.as,. uuIur iut wife by deed dated an sep
t,lr. rr la-,: and recorded Ia said Clerks Office IN
tu.,i - page. iuN AID ~.
lIIa.> UF !,Lk Cash
"a. 80 .luv9Iye a l. .uCS 1 m.
.,,Is,awi G. o. SMITH, Trustee.
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-,..,,n Reward 'or itching eleedtus
Ill Is - mr. r-otrudiuS pi,es 'rbIN,r
slskS ....to cure. None genuine aHlea
sC7T 20 '- iellsOdatg
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IS Il. 4. i,.IIIruad.

leave RGllairs al = p. IN. Tor umuerfeli.
Leave tgi.airr 40 ~ m. Tor >OmerieS AMI
IaueSyIle. Arrive at Bellairr, y:lj a. III and g: -
3. IA.
Tor through tickets, East and West call on nr ad-
dress JNu g. 'UNLINSDS, Psn- Handle rUuts, foot
fT,yputh stree. IN eIiur ~ Va
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PETROLEUM.
Titusville.

TrTrsvlLLE, Pa, December l7.-National
Transit certificates opened at lie; highest
,ic; lowest 72.c and closed at 72!c
Shipments for entire oil regions 9',22' bar
erIs; runs for the entire oil regions I,6JS
barrels: charters 62.%Ol barrels,
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For Sale or Rent.

r,NHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING SIT.
uac on the north side OF Thirteenth street form.
er'y Hampdcnl now occupied by r. 3. Woods Esq.
Possession given April l. 1855.
Apply 10 HENRY X. LIST,
G,2h liOi Main Street
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For sale.

4 FARM OF SIXTY ACRES, FOUR MILES
I L southeast Of BenWood, Narhsll county, West
Virginia. small new frame house. stabling, &c,
thirty cleared balance in good white oak tim.
Der, by W. HuGE \ BRO,
ie2fh lInN Market Street.
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For sale.

TARM OF ABOUT EIGHTY.FIvE ACREs,
l. adjoining the city on frazier's Hill; brisx
house, barn, stable, &c. Also god o.chard. Will
he sold cheap and on easy terms.
W. V. HOGE& BRO,
o,2Oh 1850 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18

CHICAGO, December l7.-Flour--Dul! and
unchanged. Wheat-ln fair demand, u.
settled and irregular; price touched higher
range, advancing &c over latest prices Eyes
terday; receded toward the close and closed
lc over Yesterday. Sales ranged, December
7IlG72c, closed at 7lic; January 7l3@
- c, closed at 7l.@7l4c; February 72iGt
72-c. closed at 72ic; May 7S.@79c, closed
at - &c; No. 2 Chicago spring Il @7l$c
closed st 7I]c; No. 3 59@GOci No. , red
7%@,7&Icc, closed at 1%c; No. ) red go
Gle. COMM good demand May attract.
ing more attention while year ruled quiet and
closed | }c under yesterday; May closed &C
higher, cash 374@3S &c, closed at SIZE year
ia b &c, closed at 374ci January 355G
- c closed at b. &c; February 81 ,@3l,c,
closed at size; May 37i@37ic, closed 81
37l@%75c. Oats-Firmer aud IA e high,
or: cash and December 81 S@2I!c; January
and February 24.c; May p sC12N &C, closed
- &c. Rve-Firmcr at sc. Barley-Dui
At Sic. Flax Soed-Quiet at 81 -. Pork
firm demand, showing little change; cash
$40 T0mlO 70; January $40 7O(a 10 80,
clc ed at $40 700 10 72!; February SO ~
n 10 g2i, closed at $40 SOG9l0 81; March
SlO9C@IO 92!, closed at $40 92!. Lard
Quiet and unchanged; cash Sc j7lGD6 60.
December S. 57!@6 60; January St 81!
@6 62l, closed at Sc GO; February s. 625
as 67I, closed at Sc G5GE6 GU; Marcn
s. 7OCi6 -. closed at Sc y lCG -. Bacon
In fair demand; shoulders 81 62!@
1 IS; short rib s. 80; short clear s. 95CE
6 90. Whisky-S'cady and unchanged at
81 I3. Buttcr-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs
I'm, OF OGE DEc
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For Sale on Easy Terms.

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"A nicely located and surrounded by shade trers
rvser garden and shrubbery, with everything that
more acres OF land Location on f., C. 4 81. L. 4. r
on excellent picnic place near the city. For pai-
ticulars address n. {. uLRICH,
Secretary W. II. Co.. Wellsbury
Or I. A. SCHAR a CO.
lev Real Frtate Agent Wheeling
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over PRODUCTION.
Not of Food, but of Manufactured
Articles.
Some Ideas of S5rewd Old Man Specially
Worthy Of Considaration---A Long
Interview with Rufus Hatch.

NEw IuRN. December l6-EutUs Hatch
has lust returned from the Yves, brim.tuli Of
IDEAS on the great subject OF oyer-proiuc
ton. He says that The people 0: the Grauget
States were not disposed 10 complain Of
this. You carro. have sail Mr. Hatch,
too much wheat, corn, cotton beet or pork
and l will show you why But first let me
tell you tina, those who cry out about over
production AMI try 10 10y the blame on the
tariff, on the capitalist, or or the working
.ngmau. don't know What they are talking
abo~t. Machinery gives the clue to the 81
Tuition of the whole question. M!rs in:en
tive renl.s has been sIch during the pas.
twenty or thirty Years that one weoNer, with
tie AID U! the various LABOR saving macaIu@'
can accomplish what il used TO taGe ten Zen
10 DO. and IN less time This is true otjue
manufacture OF all kinds of taortcS-wooleh.
Hren or cotton; shoes, hats, carpet, WI
paper. OF the manufacture Of brass, IRON aud
other metals, OF house-building ship-Ouild-
inc. engineering. mining, blasting, &c. The
treat N4OllNt power 'll 5tEhbIA tAS NJ"
- ,ba wSn5, rfl machinery in factories,
foupdries workshops. shiD7ards and quarries
mas Increased the production Of eyerythiuy
more than ten fld. Take the improve
ueu,s in the loom. in the machinery OF
Shoe hat and Other factories; for moldiug
aud shaping metals 10 their various uses;
iUr the hosting aud handling Of heavy build
Ing materials; in the construction Of iron
steamers railway bridges, acluedUc:s, and
a thousand other things The trip hammer
and steam drill enable one man to accom-.
dish in an hour wha' it took ten men DAY
20 10 in the old fashioned way. Who ever
dreamed, thirty wears ago, Of watches being
made by machinery and tina. machinery
AID tools themselves would be the product
O. machinery. The locomotive works at
Altoona, Oh the Pennsylvania road, show
that H. yrquu-,ers O. everything connecte-
With q locomotive is mats b machinery.
The Pullman car shops show the same thing
? with REGARD 10 all STYLES OF cars. Furniture
/ of cyarT a,, u,.ie and value owes nine.
N - :, n,,,,g,,.,,c,io,, 10 machipe-r
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WILL SELL GOOD PAYING MASUFAC-
w turing business, or take as apartneT a man
with small capital. Business already c.tab shed,
and in a good loczton. Will give assurance Of re-
liable aud profitable trade. Address ". N. IL rel
laire, o. nogSb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18

THE FINE RESIDENCE CORNER TWELFTH
i and Fof streets, now occupied by DR. Hardes,y
also, dwelling No. 1880 koh street, one door abov
Twelfth street; also, the tenement houses No. 80
Market street, corner Of Alcy6.
GO SMITH,
oC2S Real Estate Agent 1920 Main street,
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON SoRTHEAs
corner Twenty fourth and Market streets,i
City Wheeling, W. Va lot ~ feet BY liz
Now occupied BY g. J. Ellifritz a. wagon and
smith shop. Wv. HOGE d BRo.,
ap9h % Market Street
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December l5.-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-rirm; No red December,
77IG7 Sc; January 7Si@79c; February
so.Gslc; March S2s@S$c. Corn-OP,,
lions dull; car lots weaker, No. mixed
iG@47c; No. yellow, 4S@i9c; No :
mixed 47l@4Sc; January 46c; February
45lG i6c Oats-In moderate demand;
rejected white 324c; No. , white @33@3ic;
No. > white "A &c.
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PRODUCE.


NGw YOax, December lT.-Cotton-
Hr,l at llt,lltc: futures weak. Flour
Steady and unchanged; receipts 2@,OOU
barrels; exports $500 barrels. Wheat
spot grades 30 &c higher, closing heavy;
oF,icnS Il title lower; receipts 10000 bush
els; exports ,OGO bushels No. 2 spring
lie; hard No. Du,v'h size; No ; red
- c: No red January, sales 10000
bushels, az SOFA Sic. closing at SOic; Feb
ruary, sales l.l32,OOO bushels, at S25@
- c, closing at S2Sc; March, sales 500, 900
bushels, Al Si3mSjsc, closing Mt s+,c;
Arril, sales sos, 600 bushels, at S6iHgSi!c,
closing at S64c; May, sales GSS, 600 bushels
a. NSlG rg}c. closing at SSlci June, sales
l4l.OUO bushels, a S9i@9Oc, closing at
sc. Corn-Spot lots Steady aud fairly
active; options weak; receipts l2l,OOO bash
els; exports $1,000 bushels; ungraded II
@I9ic, No. 3 46IM TIC; steamer l7@@
l9c: steamer yellow 48@49c; ungraded
yellow l9c; do white SOC; No. December
5%lG sic. closing at j4c; January l7iG
4ec. closing at 47ic; February 10! @l6ic,
closing at 46fc; March 46!c; April 46!
O. 1850 closing at I64c; May 1870 tClc,
closing at 46!c. Oats lose higher; re
ceipts 1000 bushels; exports 7Oj bushels,
western mixed 32@33{c; white western
34@3sc. Hay-Dull and easy. Hops
Ncminally unchanged. Cofee-Spot fair;
Rio dull; options ) points lower and dull
closing steady; sales l2,jOO bags Decem-
Der at coo; January s O5@s.loc; Febru
airy s. jc; March S.&5c; April 8.451 S.jOc;
May SOC; June s.GOc. Sugar-Quiet;
Confectioners A l6-lGc. Molasses-
Steady. Rice-In moderate demand. Pc
,roleum - Firm; United 725c. Tallow-
Steady at &C. Rosin-Dull. Turpentine-
bull at %I@&lic Eggs-Quiet and
steady. Wool-Steady and quiet; Texas
I%m 22c. Pork-Steady and more active
Reef-Steady and quiet, Lard-WCs'ern
steam spot Sc 97!Cl7 90; January S. 80
as 95; February St 9j@6 9s; March
- 0I@7 o.; April 81 1907 Is; May
= Is; June 81 %. Butter-Dull. Cheese
Quiet.
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West. Young Man. Go West.


The neat question, SAID the report
err. lis as to how matters may be i'm.
NV remedy" said Uncle Eatus. is 20
send the surplus population in ne line Of
Horace Greeley advice, lOpng man, 90
vest Cur superiority 70 any orher lands
lies in the fact tha, ont. by, ana beyond the
great lakes, the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers We have 1000 miles square q fertile
farm lands that have hardly been scratched
vet. IL costs 81 per acre to plant and har-
vest an acre OF wheat whether the yield Is
small or great. Ii the farmer gets - bush
els Of wheat to the acre, and COM
mauds % cents Bushels TO-
II he gets his money back. II he
raises - bushels TO the acre, he doubles
his money. Most Of the western wheat
fields have averaged above 20 bushels to the
acre this wear. 1t costs about - to plant
aud harvest an acre of com, whether the
Weld is b bushels or 20 bushels. The Only
difference in cost is the hauling to market.
I hese figures of course apply to the great
corn and wheat belts where no terullzlng Is
needed You may point to the low prices
for wheat and corn now ruling in Chicago
and other grain ceuters. True but this
wears Weld has been so large per acre that
even al the decline in price the farmer Is
well uaid tor his work. His 20 bushels Of
corn at - cents are nearly as profitable as
10 bushels at 30 cents. | counted that
there cannot be an OyerproductOn OF what
is raised from the soil. These prod
ucts differ FROM all others in
that they are subject TO certain con.
ditions beyond the control fman, and to a
/ law OF average that counteracts the excess
/ of one year BY shortage in future year.
/ Again. il is rarely that the crops are uni,
versally good, and if we have more than
enough tor ourselves other countries are
. likely TO be deficient and need our surplus
either in 1855 or 1856. Had the harvest U,
ENGLAND, France and our own country been
no better in lSs4 than It was in ISL, We
would have been on the verge OF famine, tOI
there was no stock OF grain on hand in the
farmers hands or in the granaries. lwOu,d
like to be the editor OF all the papers Of the
West on one subject in order that | NIGH
advise the farmers to hold back one halt o
what they have on hand, and to increase
their acreage and plant more for the coming
season than they did last year, in READINGS,
for the short crop that is SIRE Il
come sooner or LATER. This year there Wa
from l. TO - per cent less acreage Sowu il
The winter wheat district, than in lSsj
which is another strong reason why the far
mers should hold back their crops instead
Of forwarding them at the prices now pre-
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December lI.-Cotton--
Quiet, firm and unchanged. FlOur-Steady
and in good demand 'ami'y - 0oC3 30;
fancy s. COG3 90 Wheat-Quiet and
firm: No. ? red tic; receipts $500 bushels;
shipments $4,000 bushels. Corn-Scarce
firm No. 2lOlc. Oats-Quiet and firm at
27y@28c. Rye-Demandd fair and mar
ket firm at 5l65jc. Barley-ln fair de-
mand. extra 70. ; zoe. Pork-Quiet and
firm at &ll 25@lI 80. Lard-ln fair de-
mand at Sc 90. Bulk Meats-Firmer, but
not ouotably higher Bacon-Stronger:
Whisky-Firm a; 81 II. Eggs-Quiet and
unchanged. Cheese - Steady and I'M
changed.
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Browns Bronchial Frorhes i"r Coughs shd
c IL: ~ .nirS aeun the est AMI mos; cppEens-
snt relief eytart'-R,., c " R'nTh-J' E'".''
~.
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, o., December l7.-Wheat-,
Dull and prices a shade lower; No. , red
cash &C, December &c asked; January
exc; February 69ic May 7lyc; No. ; soft
77Ic bid Corn-Dull; No , cash soc ask
ed, year 3S:c; January Bic asked; May
ISLE bid. Oats-Dull; No. cash 264c
qeked; May sole asked. Glover Seed
pun; prime cash and December 81 20;
January 1925; February 81 p! asked; No.
> II NJ
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BALTIMORE. MONDAY. December Is.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.

carte ~. ni' a, H." fgrrs, lire ,rsyhL HogS m
SaN G,r.i tr,.Tit, tIpf is ~ percent, lg'V'rGIn q
irvm Er r,,gh. Sicep are s0id gross, that IS In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18

,yATE CF WEST vIErISTA, ONO CORN
> ". Ia the circuit Court OF ONO county, west
\ nil ia. I,crTuD.r EuIesr 1871.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

'f"ney 1a1 liz Per Cont Cover hmsnts
Iasier-stocks Lower Flour Dull and
InChanged-Wheat Higher.
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vaihug. A six months supply Of foolstuTs
Should always be retained IN toe hau Is OF
HE farmers. There are 10000 OGO of PEG
pie IN tins coun ~ aud Great Britain who
rus, be fed, besides AL the lover animals
NuhIl my business experience / remember
SIX or seven short crops, and | certainly
lave read Of mere than that in Europe
Only three years ago corn sold in Kan
SGS, Iowa, aud Nebraska at IS cents a
Lu>kel 1t is within the possibilities
that, in in the next three Years time
corn viii again sell as Eish rs it did this
yer Ill Chicago, namely, 81 bushcl The
vacant acres OF the West are the only outlet
Or The unemployed population OF the East.
In the West-uOt Including Texas and the
gre t Southwestern Territories, but only the
most dense y populated Northwestern States
and Ierriiorlss-the population numbers
but one to every SiXty-eight acres, while in
the East there is one person TO every seven
aUc". Different trade unions and Knights
of Labor, ins,ead Of pooling the" coutrt-
buttons to support those OF their number
nhG ale ont VI employment, and who can
not he tally employed in their old depart
McuIr Of labor for years 10 come, should use
their money in helping the idle to buy land
and make homes Tor themselves in the great
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