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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12
TAKE NOTICE.

Owing 90 the thrOnK at the great
Wet goods sale. al ll42 Main street,
yesterday, u great many were COM
PEELED 60 leave without being walt
ed upon. Hereafter until ali goods
are sold We Will have q sufficient
corps OF statesmen, so ~ 20 be able
40 wait ON ala. The stock consists
OF Mems, ROys' and ChifdreR's
Hats, Jeans, Dress Drilling, Brown
Duck. Blue Denim, Paper Muslin.
Ske. Call early In the day and avoid
ahe rush, at II42 Main street, three
doors above Geo. II. Taylor's.
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Buckisn's Arnica saIvs.

The Best Salrs in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilblains
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It il
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale BY Logan q Co.
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TODAY AND TOMORROW.

Entries for the 80 Trot and Free for All
Pace-Saturday's Entries.
No pools were sold last night on either
of the unfinished races or on the new races
for to-day. OF the latter, the first is q
2:32 trot with the following entries:
ST. Tilden, D. p Collins, Pittsbury, Pa.
Maggie May, b. m, George II. Smith, Steubenville
Darlington b. s., John c. Henderson, New Athens, U
Trap agan, b. m Charles NJ. Spencer, Pittsburg, Pa
Loretta, f., b. m, c. Pond, Jackson, Mich.
lnni. Ct m, T. H. Jones, Mt. Steiling,O:
VI. J i. Colt. ch M, W. II. Denny, Pttsburg, Pa.
pesd, mona b. m, L. l. Rowe. Dayton, o.
Magic C., 8 M, l. A. Dovel, Pittsbug, Pa,
Humming Bird, b. M, A. W. Bland, Cleveland, o..
Charley West, s. s., J. A. McKelvey, Pittsburg, Pa.
Honest sam, b. e., NJ. c. Delane, Cleveland, o.
For the free-forall pace, the entries are
as follows:
Golden Prince, c. W. Upson, Mansfield, o.
Felix, r. e., J. Morrcy, Allegheny, IA
Wild Frank. b. g., II. j. Elliott, wellsviile, n: I.
Belle Hamill, b. M, &. H. Smith, steubenville, U.
jordan, oh. e., d J. Campau, Detroit, Mich.
500 extra II Matte Hunters time Is beaten, 2:2o+.
Entries for Saturdays races will be closed
|. to night.
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Fair! Fair

Visitors to the Fair wishing TO purchase
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Wall
Papers and Borders, and Rugs, Mats, Mat.
tings, Pianos &C.. &C.. retail at Wholesale
prices. for cash, should not fail TO call al
the large Commission House, Nos. 2ll9
202l Main street. JoHS RoENER,
4 Agent.
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YsrY RAnaarknhIe R..

Mr.. George v. Willing, of Man..
Mich, writes: my wife has been :,
helpless for FIVE years, so help,ey =.
could not turn over in bed alone 81.
two bottles Of Electric Bitters. sni
much improved that she is able 40, !.
her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all ths, ,A
for them. Hundreds Of testimonial, =,
their great curative powers, ONLY "a :
q bottle at Logan b Co.'S.
aO0n a IN sair ~ $780,.
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The 2:4O TrOt.

Out of the thirteen entries for this race,
there were only FIVE starters, the rest having
been knocked out in previous races. Those
drew for places as follows: Tonic,
Ham Morrison, Brick, ChieHsin and Catha-
rina. Pools were very much split up on the
race, but sold as follows: Chieftain, $40;
Ham Morrison, Sc; Brick, 81, and field, 81.
These varied somewhat with the various
pools but in the main preserved this rela-
live position, with a comparatively small de-
mand for the field, with Tonic and Catharins
in it. The books bet even against Chiettain
l6 to against Catharina.
FIRST HEAT.
Tonic at the pole took good lead and
made hard fight to keep it, Ham Morn
son pushing close Chieftain broke on the
start and required some time to make it up
though nei,her Brick nor Catharina could
do anything to speak Of Chiettain pulled
rapidly up on the leaders, but the heat was
100 nearly finished to avail him anything
Ham had pulled up and passed Tonic, the
after flying the track almost under the wire.
Ham took the heat in good shape and Tonic
was set back to fourth place, giving Chief
rain second place, Brick third, while
Catharina barely saved herself for last
place. The time was 2:30. Mutuals paid
81 20 on 81 tickets.
SECOND HEAT
Ham Morrison stock took an upward
urn in the pools and sold $40 to 81 for the
field. The heat WAS peculiar one. The
Judges got tired of this foolishness in scor
ny and started the horses on the first score
Gait arina was not ready and lost her place
getting distanced for neglect. Morrison
as away in the rear on the 60 and BY HARD
aork pulled up TO second place. Chieftair
had everything his own way and trottec
around without a skip, taking the heat IL
-, Morrison second, Tonic third aut
Rrrk fourth. Mutuals paid $3.50 on tn
heat.
THIRD HEAT.
Pools were very changeable on this heat
At the start Chieftain sold favorite at $40 Il
81. In very short time Morrison was tn
ravorte at $40 TO IS. The horses starte
| with Chieftain at the pole with all the horse
vel up in line. At the first quarter Chic
ain bad good lead which he lengther
ed on passing the half mile, as Morrison an
Ionic both broke badly Chieftain wa
never headed in this heat winning
heat by several length. with Morrison SET
md, Brick third and Tonic fourth. Tim
2:3lt. Mutuals paid 3
Tie rain interferred with further heat
and he races WAS postponed until to-da.
With the following summary:
WrSr VA. STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION Fa
Heeting-Third Day-Trot, 2:+O class. Purse, 81
| divided.
Chi. tain, r. g., L. A. Dovel .................2
rouic, b. g., John Dresbach.
Brick b. g., S. B. Brown. ...3
Il ~ A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

REMEMBER that you can have fresh bread
and buiscuit hot from the oven, at 6 o clock
every mornisg, in time for breakfast, at
the Wheeling Bakery, 1890 Market street
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WHEELING
FEMALE COLLEGE

This institutien II incorporated With ilh ~
'egiate Toweu and Privileges by the Lbr.n-
The state. and affords every fscility Tor JEW
and Accomplished Education. ,.,
Two Full Courres: Classical ana scffpus. -,
In connection with tbtse, here 80.
Art school. Pupils taught In oil kinds wv
Cray oning andP ainting. r.,s.,a.
There is also q school Of Oratory md LSs
The very latest methods introduced. - q. q,
The Conservatory Of haNc Il conae, =. =
plan Of Stuttgart, Germany. and Pr.el -. b
methods are usd. In the Vocal lsp
italian method IL used, With such Ikfsn
suit the voices Of the Pupils .,.,v
The various schools Of Isbguaes are ~
expsriepced and well kposn frofsn s,,,ri
Hp. J. 7. Porter, Professor Of The $3.50 s, 4
system Of rhort-hand. tsrmsd haisrL~ -
open . school In connectts1 With the
The Thirty fifth year vilfopen ssp.snA
Terms moderate In all Departments .l4r~
For Catalogues or Other iniormsn2p.; wa
President, hnD a...i,,, ". 70
su2b
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Another Pncketbook Gone.

Mr. John Hull, of Taylorstown, is anoth-
er victim of the numerous pickpockets now
in our midst. Yesterday evening during
the Jam at the B. & o. depot to get aboard
of the cars, he was relieved Of his pocket
hook containing S2h 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

The Wheeling Bakery Company having
;,u completed two extensive ovens, are IN
! J s., ion to supply almost the entire city
pSs Ia I'd, fine cakes, ETC., aud everything
ar. LIN, u workmen can turn out IN FAC
dc Es Sa 'tronsge they are already en-.
:ao nOelai p ficient testimonial of then
Toying ,r;.r T. su I, b-Gn:h-s Of heir business
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w.IL.rR oot. nnd Shoes

Merchants from West Virginia visiting
The State Fair can see samples at X. A.
Msberrys shoe store, Bridgeport. Johp d.
Heinlein. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

Ladies visiting the city this week and
wanting anything in the dry goods line
should call at Geo. E. Tsylors store. aud
see bis stock. Dress goods, silks, velvets
etc. etc. Bis goods are always good.
fashionable and cheap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

No longer a question Of opinion, we
guarantee every box Of Ackers Dyspepsia
tablets. Price Csc and Soc. Sold BY Ed,
mund Booking and G. Menkemeller, Wheel
NO. and F. Z. Z:mmer, Bridgeport, 0.
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A Startling D...-

NJ, VIM: johnson, Of Huroa n,
that his wife had been t,opbl.a k \
bronchitis for many years All ia !
remedies tried gave no pe,r .aa
until be procured . bottle ORR l
New Discovery for Consunpt;n.
and Colds, which had . magical !.
produced . permanent cure T.;
teed to cure al diseases of THU n
or Bronchial Tubes. Z
Trial bottles loo. at Logan 1 c.,
store. Large sire $l.0C. ''ii
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CABIN AND DICK.

some Of the Minor News Notes Corralled
Yesterday.
The river was about stationary at dark
last night with two feet and six inches OF
water in the channel.
Nothing of importance transpired on the
landing yesterday.
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az. 900 Versus S1.5O.

81 spen, $500 with other doctors"
rites Mr.. j.. W. Thornton, of Claiborn
Miss, Samaritan Nerpine, however, alone
rured my son of fits" This is on par with
hundreds of Others speedy but thorough.
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Reechsr's Bnd Head,

For two months in the year Beecher can't
preach. In August and September he takes
ais vacation and endures the onset of Hay
Fever. And it is, so he says, something ter
.ible and tremendous. A man with Hay
Fever isn't accountable for his actions. He
merely wild beast-frantic with snuff,
ng. sneezing and headache. His eyes are
ed so is his nose Every nerve in his
,kull thrills with distress and his head is
, fountain of tears. He lives only to fly
rom seaside to mountain top in search OF
elief. And yet whether we call this form
If Cataarh Hay Fever, Rose Fever, Hay
Gold or Rose Cold, Ely's Cream Balm will
.ure ii. This remedy is simple, pleasan
md easy of application. Placed in the nos
rils it pene,rates and sOothes the affected
PARTS at once, restores the impaired senses
md creates healthy secretions in cases o.
he longest standing You cannot run
away from Hay Fever, but you can drive ii
rom you by using Ely's Cream Balm.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The sixty-hnt session o. this instituted,
open October Let, iSA Thorough ih'tiSeoa
Literary, Sctenf,fe and PrVssstrai Drv'-f.
Guiding Lae, Msdlesne, Btyt"ecrtaf and agy.ss
son. cSairmsD Of fseuiiy, r. O., Uui'sniy I"
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ts;rd and Kitie Van f1nh The time
was 2:2s. Mutuals paid &L3o.

was z:Z6.i MutuetB paiu Ssl0V
THIRD HEAT
When the horses entered the track fol
this race heavy shower Of rsin com
menced, but all the jockeys being eager foE
the heat, the Judge sentthen to . fair start,
Kittie Van and ellie both breaking badly
before the first quarter was passed, though
both held their positions with Reyeille
long length in the lead. This he held I'M.
til after the half mile point was passed,
when Whirlwind went to the front with
rush and won the heat with fully two length
open space. Kittie Van clme in second,
Reveilie third, and Big Fellow fourth. The
Judges set Kittie Van back one pace on
account of her running, and this gave he
veille second and Kittie third place. Mu-
tuals paid $3.50.
FOURTH HEAT.
The horses were not called out in this
heat, as the rain fell in torrents, flooding
the track and making racing impossible.
The Judges decided to postpone both races
until half past II o'clock to-day, much to
the disgust of the people in general, though
quite proper. The summary was:
WEsT VIRGINIA STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION
FALL MEEIING-SANE DAY-Free- for-au troI Purse
500 divided.
Reyeiile, br. s., II. p Wade .....l
Whirlwfnd, br. g., J. Townson. .-.2 !
Kitty Van, b. m, r. Nanoolk be, y...........-3
Big Fellow b. e., Moses Fox........,............-i
Time: ~; Is; ~.
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Another Citizen Conc West.

Mr. Henry Zoeckler, who has been west
On a prospective tour, returned home this
geek. He has finally decided to locate q
.ow ranch near d atwood, Dakots Terri.
~, and will Immediately close out his bus.
ness here and go hence to live.
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Jlst Rsosayt.,

Anoth9 lot Of carriages, juuo 49,.
and three spring phaetoni DOE -.
box and cut down front bus,;
leather tripned and warr.n 49, J. =
platform and three spring vaao,' y. 8
money thaa ever before offered n NE,
Call sec and price at. W. Fer,r, :
Main and Twenty srst streeta q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

THE Man WONDERFUL in the House Beau
tiful. An Allegory. Teaching the Prin.
ciples of Physiology and Hygiene, and
the effects of Stimulants and Narcotics.
Tor Home Reading. Also adapted as a
eader for High Schools, aud as Text:
Pook for Grammar, Intermediate and
istrict Schools. By Chiffon b. Allen,
4. NJ, LII. C., NJ. b., and Mary A. Al
I'm, A. B., NJ. D., Members ofthe Broome
Co IN. W Medical Society. $40 ,Pp.,
l2mo., extra cloth, price $3.50. New
York, Fowler 4 Wells Co., Publishers
753 Broadway.
A book which is almost as wonderful az
Il subject of y hich it treats. The motive
OF the book is to teach that the most beau
full and, at the same time, the most won
erful thing in nature is man; and no one
can read these chapters without feeling
that the authors have accomplished their
task
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FIRST HEAT.

Tie horses got away in line, on the Grst
score and laid away for pretty heat
Reveille made break to start with and
Ketty Van went ahead, Whirlwind tapping
Der wheel, Reveille. next and Big Fellow
struggling hard for last place. On the
hall, Kitty broke up AID
WLirlwind went ahead and kept
it to the threeAuarters, where
; Reveille got down to work and took q good
lead. In this shape the horses came down
the stretch, all three breaking and Reyeille
and WbirlwiDd going under the wire on q
run, Kitty catching her feet in time and
Big Fellow ploughing smoothly along in
the rear. There was much kicking. but the
Judges gave the race in the order men
toned, the favorite getting the heat in 293
Mutuals paid 10 on the heat.
SECOND HEAT.
Reveille had everything bis own wsv in
the pool boxes, on this heat, selling SIS to
| s. on the field. The books bet TO z
p painst him, 5 to 2 against kitie Van, and
| 10 to against each Whirlsind and Big
| Fellow. The horses were slow in getting
of. this time, and several scores were nee
essary to start them. Finally they go'
away and q one-sided race began. Reveillt
! soon got the lead and the horses strunl
cut IL LIE, HEillaind second. Zig FeaOI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

The HEALTH MIsCELLANY.-Thisi is the
title of an illustrated octave pomphlet pub
lshed at rs cents by Messrs. Fowler d
Wells, 753 Broadway, New York. 1t con-
tains a series of papers devoted to impor,
tant health topics. The people need edu'
eating in this direction, and certainly nc
better use could be made of twenty-five
cents than to send for this work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

A THOROUGH course OF Ackers Blood
Elixir will remove all faint from the blood.
1t cures Scrofuls, Ulcers, Boils and PIN
plies. Sold by Edmund Booking and c.
Menkemeller, Wheeling and F. P. thinner
Rridpenort O.
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Fos spring wagons, buggies and car
riages al warranted. go to J. W. Fsrel
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The Free for all Trot.

Only four horses came to the front for the
free-for-all and drew IN the following order:
whirlwind, Kitty Van, Reveille, and Big
Fellow. Pools changed since the night be-
fore, when Kitty Van was fayorite, and
Reveille came to the front, selling SIS to a
Sc field. Books we're made up 81 to 81 on
Kitty. 50 to 81 on Reveille, 81 to 81 on
whirlwind, and 80 to 81 against Big Eel
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on THE GROUNDS.

With that vast concourse Of people, the
grounds seemed Just comfortably filled, and
The heat alone was drawback. Occasion
ally in the main building jam and lock
would occur but not frequently. Popular
stands, either of refreshment vendors, or IA
kris, were jammed at all times, and. a rush
ing business was done in everything offered.
Not sinfla ground renter had complaint
% make, for the only drackback was the ut
Ter inability to attend to so many people at
Once.
Previous fairs never saw ANYTHING like as
panv different styles of attractions in the
me of merry-gorounds, cane, knife and
cigar throwing, petty gambling, lottery
chemes, tests of muscle, lungs and nerve,
photograph galleries and the like. Every
VALUABLE inch of ground was thus occupied
md each received its share of the general
patronage. City and country people alike
spent their money freely at these stands
and everybody seemed happy.
Great crowds dritted about among the
tock much of which sported premium rib
IONS, and among the buildings, where the
Examining committees were still hard al
work, taking everything in before finally
settling down around the track, which is
,poken of elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-12

WHAT will stop my coughing at night
Guarantee AckePs English Remedy will
Price lOc, SOC and 81 For sale by Edmund
3ocking and c. Menkeneller, Wheeling
md F. P. thinner. Bridgeport. 0.
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Petit Jury Drawn.

The following named jurors have been
drawn and summoned according to law to
erve on and after September Is, 1884, in
Part l.
Clarence Beneke, E. c. Harry, W. K. Day,
W. H. Combs, A. G. Boone, Martin Linden,
Vim. Amber, Samuel C.. Patterson, Geo. W.
busch, John Lutz, l. C. Brady, VIM. Bur
Diet, VIM. Hall, Michael McCloskey, VIM.
Mitchell, Geo. Otto, Geo. Albright, G. F.
Painter, A. Fulton, John Martin, Frank
Heller, Manuel Magee, Myles Burke, John
Gebhart, @. +. Baker, r. Miller, Hugh
Dawson, James Bodley, Geo F. Bot and
VIM Hare
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Cleveland, Hendricks, Blaine
and Logan, imperishable portraits
ON China Plates, Cheap nc DAHI-
SON BROS, 222B Market street.
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Twenty-Five Tbousand People On the
GrOunds---Eyery Department Boom
ipg---Glcrious RaiR---To-
days Events,

Yesterday wssa very big day for the Fair
and still not the biggest which is yet to
come. The attendance Of Wednesday was
doubled and then some for twenty-four
thousand people with some odd hundred,
passed the gates. saw bright smiles
on the faces of all the people connected
with the management and it was the best
thing to be seen there. 1t meant success
to the Fair, and that means big thing
every year for Wheeling. Barring an an
'oward and certainly unexpected accident,
the week will be entirely and satisfactorily
successful and the Association will be put
firmly on its feet.
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FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER IL. 1884.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Hon. E. ". Wilson's Appointments.
Dunlap Stiff Hats-G. A. Beuter.
Ponies for Sale-T A. Miller.
Grand Cayalcade-State Fair Grounds
Local Page
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( additional Local on First PAGE.

school Sets, knife, Fork aud
Spoon. JACOB W. GRUBB, The
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JOB lot of %, OOU worth Of Mems Clothing
bought at so cents on the dollar and viii be
sold the same way. Call and see for your
self. By J. W. FERRELL,
Cor. Main Twenty-frst Sta.
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EN- ROUTE.

Yesterday looked like fair day. Nearly
every business in the city was closed down
and stores and offices deserted. The city
was quiet but for the swarms of people
passing through from every point, all bound
Tor the fair Every road ran special trains
and every train brought its separate large
,roNd, until scarcely locality within ra
bus of fifty miles from the city was
EFT unrepresented. All Of the highways
,eading TO the fair were crowded with vehi-
les and foot passengers and steady
stream poured into the grounds until they
obtained population, including employees
md exhibitors, about equal to the total OF
men, women and children in Wheeling.
North Front street on the Island became a
rrea,thoroughfare and was crowded withpeo-
pie and misty with dust from early morn
until o'clock. The large force at the gates
20 the grounds had their hands full in sell.
ing and taking tickets as the human food
poured through and distributed itself on the
grounds
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TIE CH1cKERING Piano takes the premi-
nm as usual over all competitors.
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l. 8. GOOD . 90 sslrshs eAs.ps. ppe.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
B9Hnestlc Markets
nv Tala.tranhA


gEw YORK, Oct. 81. Flour market-recepts
81 ,l33 hhs; exports sl4s bbls, rather weak and
prices without quotable change with light export
slou, No at rs az 70; Sup Western and State
at 6O93 CO. common to good extra Western and
State 0p@3 80; good to choice do at 6006 70.
common to choice White Wheat Western extra at
4095 60; fancy do 6015 75 common to good
extra Ohio at 3 0095 30; common 20 choice extra
GOOD to prime 50a6 rs: choic to double extra
do sat 8tEG5 35, including 4200 bbls City Mill
extra at 5094 55; 800 bbls fine 2 25@2 70; 500
bbls euperfne at Goa 8 00 2l0o bbls extra No
a. 3 1898 55 140I bbls extra No at SOFA 30,
37Op bbls bbls Winter Whsal at 8 0O@5 rs; 45Ol
bbls Minnesota extra at 00G5 50; Southern -four
to choice 3065 rs. Wheat receipts BOOSTS
bush EXP, rus II $50 bush; do2c higher and fair-
bush spot: No Spring 8alae; No q Red at 84M a
86c in elev, 86GSSc delivered, S5c o b; No l Red
State at 95c: No White State at 9sc. Rye firm;
State 69c. Barley firm. Germ 14t01a better with
moderate export and speculative trade; receipts 550
bu exports 33 1893 bush sales 9S 900 bush on spot;
No 8 at 56c; No 2 at 5S1a@5Ss4c store and elev,
active; tecslpIe 900 bush; exports 20,3O4 bush;
sales 34O, 900 bush spot; No AZ 30l4c; do White
No Vii wSits at 81 81 ssc Ne at 81 aso; DO White White
at S71sc; Mixed westrn 81 1s0sSc; White do at "a
G57e: Watt State at a 71ac. sngar is firm
and in fair demand refining I-l6G5 81 6 refined
is higher; G at 41s q 1sc; Extra 51s@5ssc; Woite
do at 612c. Yellow at 4as@ @I45s; off A 65sC05A c;
standard at &c cat loaf and crushed ga @6 ~ (;
o7aOf pohuOioup pHScS RtdnuiAIo'4 db OSS
a6 Y c; Cubes 66sc. Petrstt ums-unitec at71 1s /;
refined 80 s'RitOw cay at 6 Tie. ss0rk firm;
sales go bbls mess OF q 76a17 90. Beef quiet.
Lard is Se 10 points higher and moderately ac-
tive; Western steam spot at 20; refined fol CONT
nent %; 5 at 81. Butter firm; StaJe at u a
3 c. Chez is firm; Eastern 81z@Iz1ac, Western
flat at 4Gi1o;
rreiehse to Liverpool dull Whea y team 3sz 94d
CHICAGO, Oct. 81 The Flour market is quiet;
Winter Wheat at 75@4 90; Michigan Wheat .st
5Oa4 25, Spring Wheat at SO a. 81. MINI baS. k
ers at 8 75@4 so; patents 75ta@5 so; low grades
2 00a3 90. Rve -four at 0093 rs in bbls and
80 in sacks. Wheat in fair demand October 731z
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

HOUSE ON DEERENG STREET : For
II Sale or le 4se The first class three storied
brick house. No. 80 Deering ST.; this property is
finely located, and contains all modern improve
ments; to be sold on easy terms leased for three
or five years. Apply to WM. II. JERRIS. octl9-2