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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE or A DICEEE MADE AID
I'D entered by the Circuit Cout Of uhio oo1iv,
N est VIRGINIA, On the 9Th day Of Uctob I, 's,, 70
. oufe In ehaItery ttrin pending wherein CuriS
p. Brosp, administrator Of the ssHsie Of Nllsn
Feay, decea, 81. 10 plaintiff ard tuah issy NJ
eommissioner viii, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER asth. 1885.
cemms ncing at 10 O'Clock q m, cell OF public tse
ron, on the prem'ses, 70 the highest and bat ~
der, the following drscribed real esisIe, that
say: lot number thres ~ OF Wbethsms serfV
Of the old Feay farm, which lot 10 bour tsd and n
sc1ibcd - follow: Beginnii alta hech. oorg
70 the brst ard setond ios or uson. ihsnos ,esn
56s wet Is o . 10 ~ ap2le tree; 'benoe ubE
west Ii poia ie'tss the run and Iosd; tb'nes dcss
the road north 261' vest 20 psls, near an sai
iher GO north s50 east Is po@ tb' nee tonh
vest sl polss: thenos IS east II pohs TO The tnsH
John Efskineis helm; thence along The tpfss,
line south 661Io eat 90 the second hadi hua
vita III line q the second t,ei south lt soi
poles; thence south tso vtst II t.i0 poles W
place Of besinnine. end niaiLing thirty seIs
more or lSD, and being tbs pane land 90 dss
ed 10 the said William teay by Jtha fsi
By deed dated the 9th day Of Dec isH 80
recorded In the clerks efics Of the County CSsn
Of Ohio comfy, Wet Virginia. Bid Land bs =
Middle wheeling GEEK, In Ohio county, sri W.
slnia, sdIoiping lands OF John fnhi1e, De-" ~
5EEMs or sALE-on.-hsIf In o.,k On dsIs
sale, and % much more ., the prrebOr nay
,ire, the balance In one year with me et
purchaser givipg hil bots nth good ouriy ~
such osferred payment, and the tiils TO ns -.
70 Be retained until toe pu' ehsss none ,ia -"
Sped,i Con- mis- obs.
Ihsreby certify that bona With sod sesfg
hss BEN eiven b. ths above pamsd 5pttiA 90
m, scaa JUas ". MITCHELL oat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27

THR theory th&t in prosperous times
money and men Aow from the eOuntryin
the city, and in times Of depression aow
back again into The country, last week re-
csiyed q striking illustration in New York.
The excitement in Wall street has been
great and six or seven hundred thousand
shares Of stocks we're sold per day. Over
half Of the money came from the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27

The threats of the New York Star to
disclose the names of the parties who
shared tho profits Of the firm Of GRANT &
WARD, are making some Of the guilty
trembls away down in their bOOss HE-.
titutiOn is not made forthwith
-ways wiz befound to maize y 80. -
The vengeance Of f''ne" 0i'sO.s1 !,
- law cannot Be Staid "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27
TURspAY. ocroaER aI. lssa.

So little was heard Of the Gresnback
party in The Ohio campaign, that many
had come 10 the eonelusion that it had
.lo-a6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27

FoRAKEk, SHERMAN, LOGAN and Ed
xUSDs are to be turned loose in Virginia
this week. Result, 8 large Democrats
majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27
Notice TO Creditors.
70 THE caEDIIoRs OF JAMES LYLE. d

rTyo THE cREDIIuRs OF JAMES LYLE, d
IN punusnee Of q deere Of he Circuit Court o:
Ohio county West viTgit Il, made In cause there.
40 pendlpr' u sutt Ct Ike real estate Of The ,ed
Tan e Lyis 10 tbs pay Ensnt Of his dsb'f, You an
reuuir.d to ple,tns yrur claims aszinf she estate
Of The raid james LYLE for adjudication 70 joseph
3 PkulI, commission er, - BIS ffbce. DO Ia
Chanlire street In the city Of wheeling, Ohir
county, Wet VirRinia, on or before Tuesday, IN
18th day Of Eavember, iseH
Witnars, Johu w. Mitchell, cefk o. sold courL
this izkh dsf Of 0uottr. iesH -
oasuawy csfs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27
PoR SAILS.
For Sale.

A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND or CRli
~ line HEl, within The city hmits.
CONTAINS THIRTY.TwO ACRE
The land lie we'll, d Tich and oddly eulti'Iist \
would make good nnrkst garden Or be dividsdirs
desirable building lots
For prios and terms spPly o.
Administrator for kstats Of yss. CsrnsT
ami No allA Marke, susa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
ZEPHYR.

pEDIGRER.-~Thi horse was sired BY En-
cbanter, the sire OF valient record 2-2sl and
Ensign record 2ss, Roscoe, record 2-27i Dan
mic Campo private trial 2.2l. Enchanter VA
sired by Administrator, the eire OF CAtchfy
record 2isi, the oply horse that beat Hsrrl
Wilkes In his great campaign OF 1884 Admin
isirator by kysdyks' HambletoniAn.
Zophyr's dam was by Kentucky CHIEF. tho sire
OF the dam OF Montgomery afecord 2iA AND
Fanny Wilkes 2-2et Kentucky Chief BY Nam
brine Chief IL, the sire OF the great Lady Thorr
with record Of 1874 and six others In the q 81
class, or better. and Ia the sire OF tho dam oil
such fact oDcs as Director. record alt, Pied.
mont III and host Of others. Enchanter's
dam was by Black Bashaw the sire OF Stargazer
record 81 2-l9 with 90 heats to his credit better
than W. Administrators dan by Msnbrino
Chief IL. by the above IL will be seen that this
horse is iabred to both the Mambrino and
Hambletonian families which together have 67g
horses with record Of 2-3o or better.
ZrpHyR vac bred al Springboro Pa; stAnds
10 3. weighs 1850 pounds, mahogany bay, small
star IN face, one white foot, fine style aad finish
splendid mane aud tail, very muscular, yet
strong bone with elastic action and long stride,
ard perfect disposition, He WAS ahown ct our
fair IN 1885, and easily made full mile In 2-55
without preparation. and has taken the first
award two years In succession. He has been In
this section two seasons and his stock are large
stylish and show perfect trotting action.
TEBMs.--To insure $l5. All mares disposed Of
before time ef foaling will be considered With
foal. All bills due March let, 1886. The horse
will DO at my stable through the season.
8. Il. THAYER.
Factory Point, VI. NAV 18th. 1885. 529v
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

A very noted English horticul turis
says; "Mulching consists in laying cir
Gle Of litter around newly planted treel
to retain the natural humidity Of soil.
This is certainly very brief and incom
plete description OF both the operation
and the benefits to be derived therefrom
II is, however, about as much as has beer
claimed for il by tree planters in this
country, and for these and other reas ons
comparatively few persons think thai
mulching trees is sufficiently benefi cial
to pay for the oosts OF material and i'll
application. To say that the material ap-
piled ~ mulch is merely ITO retain the
natural humidity Of the soil" Is certainly
claiming very little for ono OF the most
beneficial operations which the tree plan.
ter can practice. especially in oil hot and
naturally dry climates. or in one like that
existing throughout the greater part Of
the United States.
In mulching newly planted trees, or
those set for some years. we not only pre-
vent suffering for want OF moisture dur
ing the dry weather 10 summer, but ena-
bio them to obtain those elements which
they require for nonrishmsnt and growth.
In selecting material for mulch, one Of
. fibrous nature. or Of least one that will
not become compact and hard. after being
beaten some by heavy rains. is always
preferable to any other. Tho
more plant food they contain, the bet
ter, and for this reason coarse litter from
the stable or barn yard has no superior
FOR this purpose. Meadow hay may be
ranked next in value. then straw. corn
stalks, bog hay from low lands, and thence
downward in the scale to pine or bass
wood shavings and sawdust. Almost any
material that will shade the surface
Of the soil, aud admit air and water, will
prove Of great benefit to newly planted
trees. and those fertilizing elements that
can only be absorbed and utilized
when presented in liquid or gaseous
form. Even small stones may answer. =
american 1griculurist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
SAFE AND PROFITABLE

We offer this month new list Of MoIIoAaEs
on IMPROVED fAnMs, located in the most fer.
tile regions OF Iowa. NebrAskA and Kansas
They bear and PER CENT NTEREsT, payable
twice year; the security IL always from TnREE
TO FIVE TIMES the amount OF the loan, and the
payment OF both principal and interest 10 ouAs.
AyrEEp by strong corporations. doing . conser.
yative business with ample capital. The follow.
ing brief descriptions OF few OF our loans fur.
nifh an idea of their general character and
amounts.
Valuation Rate OF
Amount OF Loan. ofBecurity, Interest.
5000 sl6,s00 7per cent
5000 5000
1900 5000
] 200 400
$50 1880
Interest payable ssmi.annuAlly.
These loans run nvs years. We will furnish
on application, full descriptions OF our securi-
ties with the examiners report on the character
Of the borrower and the value Of the security.
3. m. DORIS SONS.
Rutland, VI. Nay 9Th, 1885. Asu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
Agricultural.



hi qaits rsAsoasbls y sspposs thai
plants can b. scsssa nth food - aainAla
nay b. and shss iaiusy may result iron
u This l. quits tree - regards corn.
The corn plant hss loss season Of &C..
tive growth. II requires stcus one han-
dssa days fos ,is maturity. II I'll ths
food shish Il required 70 mature The plant
u sdded 10 shs soiI in . soluble ssd
available eosditaca d The planting. .
lasgs quantsy may b. lost before tLs
plaat can utilize H. soluble fsrtiliE~rs
didss~ themselves ia mont soil With
great npidi,y. and are quickly carried VI
By Tbs drainage water 10 Ne subsoii. Sir
}. D. LAves hes noticed The nitric acid Of
nitrate Of sodA. which has bssa applied
70 ths surface soil. escaping 10 Tho water
slowing iron The drAias. 10 forty.sight
Aosrs sfssr The application. II then, six
hundred pounds Of this fertilizer should
b. applied 70 the corn crop peiors the
sowing Of ths sesd. i will begin 10 10 lost
before , singls root has been formed to
arrest i,s escape. This fact is given only
- one instance Of hov iertilixers may be
lost BY nisapplicstion. A. the best, an
excess fertilixing material given TO corn in
~ early stages, forces rank growth Of
stalk. and tbs plant food Il sxhaustsd be
fore Il can be Goa vsrted into grain, which
is The most valuable part Of the crop.
During some years past, W have been
growing corn under new system Of isr-
tilizins. wLich y 70 apply the fertilizer
ct Intervals. - alter each time Of culhva-
tisn, instead Of before and Immediately
after the planting. The effect has been
TO notably increase The yield Of grain, and
decrease Of stalk. BY this method, eigh--
" bushels Of grain 70 the acre has been
produced. and 10 growing sweet corn for
sale. nns. large, and we'll filed ears are
secured. The fertilizer 10 busted along
the rows before the cultivator 10 used.
or Immediately after. and the arst show.
or carries it down to the roots. The sams
method Of applying fertilizers has been
used for root crops with favorable re-.
suits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

Professor Caldwell Of Cornell Univsr-
sity, some time since, made . suggestive
address on fertilizers before the Massa-
chusetts Horticultural Society ia Boston
In conclusion, he summarized his doctrin,
on the subject - follows:
l. That II enough OF tho needed ele
ments Of food Of the gardners or horti-
culturist's crops cannot BE- obtained II
stable manure or other animal waste, !
can be procured 10 the trade in unlimited
quantity. and 10 every degree Of available
ity depending on different grades Of solu-
bility, and in the greatest variety Of mix
lures, to suit any whim or fancy Of aDJ
crop or crop.grower
2. That profitable crop-growine
can be carried on for 1t least many year
with these commercial fertilizers alone.
3. That the most evident Distinction
between the stable manure and CONNER
cial fertilizers, and the distinction upor
which We should therefore base an ex-
PLANTATION Of the greater reliability Of tn
former. Is its large proportion Of vsgssa
BILE matter. or mus-forming material, o.
which commercial iertilissSs contain par
tically none,
1. That soils contain, 10 difficulty
soluble condition aad therefore not easily
fed upon by the crop. I'll the needed Gle
inents Of plant food.
0. That bumus, BY tbs decay i sndsr'
ia the soil. furnishes casbonic scid and
other solvent Agepts. and this casbonis
acid appesrs TO play and important psr'
In the pourishment Of crops BY bringing
this native insolubls stock Of piass food
Within their easy rcech.
b That plant food. 10 most animal
ssd vegetable residues ussd ~ msnures'
costs much less than 10 commercial
msnures.
7. That 10 spite u the disadvantages
thas under some conditions attend ths
usS Of commercial fertilizers they srs new
shelesss very important and necessary
help in crop growing.
g. That ia usiss ihsss fsstiiisers tbs
uisest eoarss sppssFs 70 b. 70 make ess's
osn nizturss Of the rsv material. = vel
los securing better manure = Tor econ
my il the Arst cost
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
M ALA RIA.
A. An aatisnalsrisl medicine
DR. DAVID KEssEDy's
FAvoRlTE REMEDY

hAs won golden opinions No Traveller should eos
slider his oat complete unless n includes bostis Of
nils madeleine n you ere exposed 10 freuuens
changes u climate. feed and water Favortss Kennedy
shculd Always be within your reach. II eIpek ms.
fersd ~ uuei ~nftg lesnc for the cure Of Kidney
enf Liver complaints 1ontf lion ana al diaoS1eu
arising from an state ~ the blood. To women
whotuneI from ans 81 the is peculiar TO their s<x
lAseriie himfsis ) cgnsantiy owing itself an IN
faiig fFitna tssi bissssiuF. Address tho proprts
tor, br p. heaAety, hondoni, n. r. 81 bottlc, for
o. W al dfuksttiA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
|HE FELL n THE STREETS.

KrxIpiE TAynRfTr bErTD


Cams I Tmrsbls C4sa n 0nvslo WA
Other Hsip Fsiled
What y firsvssf chat csn>ss Il. Asd vAe ~
mrss hsSis 70 ~ u 10 frsssssly stfsadsd vssk
ssss. "a an sss,ias ssd a~ssl' bsss ssss. ~
Ell sxes are hath " u, slsAeseh no uko have
have fescted % pssssh miA6is sxs ssx Ne Do~l
napspun s1calns NptkAnx 10 more sSsenaly
nswasd thsG feiistse msd,asDe sT 0asM. -
M disasss seems On Ma snesssss. 80 W sss
s So ~ We = p3 lawn XXI srss isf ~
tAronfrK EknEpr, q bssdost. n y. We
Pct w sstGsnns tts felsuslEr ktier. ssieetsd
lrvm many ssfnlisf cosnss1lcAness;
rsssslp MAse.. March. itsL
Nv, Dsv.a Aes&edg. hontpnd, n, ~.
p1sA Ma Ton have : right W kEps, anA
1ssrs tbs pnssAs W know ny sspereacs siih
0rssfl ana ny fsmAfkshls fscosesv shrouxh
~ sss ~ yusr "fAvokiTE REMEDY I a.
. csrpsntsf AtaDx 10 th,s place. AID there are
plenty VI slsp<ssss tn the iruth ~ What ssy,
~ hfst comparatively s'lght attach 81 1s.ssi
vss IN the rear is7t Il psssea s~sy, and had
little more ironbae pnaM isss luay, ifsl One
dAy wbsr "a ~osk Ia my shop sAs sudtonly
s<Astd eth teen snd terrific pain 10 nay len
ssds. ! eon~uifrd tvc rhysirlars ~ oocs. Oas
sAl1, ~ raa AZ AsfAiDg for yos lear csse 10 10
cessidsiy ! zee fssrhten~a sod ~spt 3, the
ssosnt, vse s4Id Aiiis. bal G ave me . psssorip-
uyni u djd no good.
Then began series Of sapei cnass The agony
and hosros OF Which words cApho dopist rhinh
~ A. vas sVmstimeS tskea 10 ihs street. snl
sonid fall ursAthimg IN Agopy, upon ihe slds-
vsit, II re- death 10 lie. Thaak Heaven. 1
then heard II sEEHNkDYv rAyoRirE REM.
kDf. " fhrnagh Mr. ? p. Cooley. ! had not used
bali boitis when pAsped three stones Ia sue
eesson. ons. of which vas nearly one hall -
ireh inag. Ipefxsssrsd with the medic ne. the
synyicms gradually SLATED. and have "a no
more iroahse siDfe. I am wcil. thanks n, you
and 'PAr0klIE hEMEDy.' You're mosl graf,
faiis JANEe d. KENNEDY
What ''PAyonfTE REMEDY. ait IN THE esss
IL hs. done 10 many others. II yo1 desirs 10 do
90 Address Dr.. DAVID Kennedy. hopdeut. MI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling,

"hOOLhke
The market this week was little better.
The cattle market is flush and the sheep
market is lost sight of. MessrB. Hud-
son b BsyhA furnish the following quota.
tons:
CATTLE 900 to LOO lbs stock 3!@3ac
per ID; 800 to 900 los. 3@3!c per h.;
700 to 800 lbs. 2@2ic per Id.
Hogs-Market active; 3!@3fo per ID.
Sheep-Dull; 2@3c per ID.
Lambs-Good at 3@4c per ID.
Calves-S3 00@6 90 per head.
Eaat Liberty.
EAsr LIBnRTY, November 30.-Cattle-
In brisk demand and shade stronger, but
unchanged receipts 2,236 head; ship
ments 79S head.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philsdelphiss
So 9094 10; Workers 50 1903 80,
receipts 1900 head; shipments 5000
head.
Sheep-Active and unchanged; receipts
2,20O head; shipments 1000 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 30.-The Droysi'r
Journal reports: Csttle-Receipts 5000
head; shipments 1000 head; best steady;
common iO@l5c lower; shipping steers
of $50 to 800 lbs, s. 00@5 80; stock.
era and feeders 81 3O@3 10; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 1904 90; through Tex
ans steady.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market stronger; rough and
mixed So 451S IS; packing and shipping
50 7O@3 95; light weights So 20@3 70;
skips g 5O@3 20
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
700 head; market steady; natives ~ 0O@
8 60; Texans g 0l@2 30.
Cable from Liverpool quotes Best
American steers l4c per ID. dressed.
New YORK.
NEw YORK, November 31-Beeves-
Receipts 81 carloads for export; Is car
loads for sla1ghterers; I59 carloads to be
sold; market-good demand Cor export
trade and an advance Of Is to zoe per
100 pounds live weight; poor steers % 10
"a 10; common TO good 81 45@5 90;
prime and extra S. 1906 10. The
weeks exports were Ito head OF cattle;
$50 head Of sheep; $40 quarters beef
900 carcssses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts l6.400 head; market
fair demand at steady prices for choice
with but little for common; extremes
81 1904 IS for sheep; 81 5OS6 90 for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipss 1860 head; market
fairly firm for live hogs at So 9094 10;
choice pigs 81 2O@4 rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
ScrOfuIa of Lungs
Relieved.

80, 10 wears old, and have suffered Tor the
az IT,, ~ yss7, With lung trouble, sese s1
.Et h''s'D -, rsp,ily On ny mothers side Of the
as1 o'l,o,, IA With consumption, ard the doctors
bos'S o'' - an thsir opinion that / had con-
Vsrs al - So, had sll the distressing symP-
'aa','T Ma, terrible disease. IhaVe spent nous
tons Q. 49,, 10 arrest the mach Of this disease
sad' q .,,n,oved all OF the usual metnOo', NOT
hs'' =, case. hut in the treatment oil other
cai! u = ,, NV family, but temporary relief was
ns7os', ,S,.ineJ was unit for my manual
al 'hM - ,,v,r,I years. BY chance l came INTO
h'o. :, Of pamphlet on "Bi0od and skio US
P' ,,or, the once Of swift 81 eeina Co. Auan@
sa'e' ''I - recommended the use Of sWittS
ia : ,,,,mipg thai he himself had been sreaily
seen = a, use in some lung troubles. re-
eae-' - a About four years ago com
solved = - ; 5. according to dISehOnA 1
a'l,'- a, an invisorstiBs tonic, and have USED
p'.- -'fv n,t lss Ite 10 "''s 'tS 49, -. -,
t2.s "! ssigh sixty pOunVs more than l ever
Ufae. A-N ~, 4. has been three years since 1
ID q NY - -, IF me medicine, but have nad
iiJPfg ~ 81 Is,sse and there are no pains OF
% rs.A.I ~ an nv luass. DO the hardest klhd
Es En,sS So - ToTS ana leel as we'll Is ever cit
o ns TIA., bow. These, know are Eendsilul
S19e - - q, ,Tssa. out I am honest When say
'1.s s- nv ~ s.ence aud health to day to svlits
iaii ,o's n n ,, lhe ooly msdeins that brought
mr. pe,aasu rGe a. not Say say mat ma,S ST posi
sPse.-s -, ma Il has done this much Tor me,
a'st - IA recreaut to the duty owe 70 SUI,
l'd - ,.Hftv II ai,ed 10 UeI this cseeriaI
aiias ~ a. ne meriS Of this wonderful mede-
a'i.1I1J - - 81, kuOwu In the city Of MonSom-
s.' ,nj IA refer TO some Of the oeSi eiilk rs IN
he city, a.. r,,oa, 1Ss
S,tt, srssidc 1, entirely vegetable. 1reai''e
, SD and skin Diseases uaiied tree'
~ SWIFT specific Co, Drawer ), Atlanta
.., a, l;7 ". "a i y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
Ga Pacific Isl. .l14bIN. J. Central.
PRODUCE.
Whaling,

HhoennRs
Bltter-Prime TO choice creamery 25c;
choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll l0@l4c; common mixep
stock bS7e. No demand.
Beeswax-Quoteds ct 28@S2e , ID.
Bsars-HaRd picked navy 81 500
l 70 per bushsl
Dried Fruit-NsW evaporated pared
peaches lT@l8c; impaired do l0@l2c;
rasoSerries lf9lsc; blsckberries 1850.
New sundrisd, apples, CHARTERED, 2@Ssi
sliced, 4@5o; peaches, new halves, 4s96tei
do quarters, 4@5c; d. pared l5@lsc;
uitted cherries $3.50. New evaporated
apples 6@sc. Market on Dried Fruit DOE.
inal; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in q joining way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@12ic; New York
l44al5c; Swsitzer l0@l3c; Lmbergsr 8
@l2c.
Epps-SEictly frast stock; demand
soodss ?2@23c y doz,
FsathsEs-Choice, t0@55c in original
packages, 4(a5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, lS@2Ocl
choice buckwhsat. l69lsc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 75c per bushel; black
ssluuts, 5O@60c; ehesnuts 81 IS.
Potatoss--Choice 50@55c per busheii
diseased stock 45@50c per busheli de-
mand good.
Poufry-Liys chickens, old 81 SOC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

STATE SECURITIEs-Active and irregu.
lar.
RA1LwAYs-Less active; sales only
g., 450 900.
Stocks-The new week opened with q
dull and conspicuously festureless stock
market the movements this forenoon be.
ing very irregular, with q weak tone. The
afternoon was decidedly dull but firm;
until near the close fluctuations were
all within range OF l3 per
cent. The total sales were 3l4,200
shares. The market closed barely steady
at prices in most cases ] to 4 per cent. low
er than the final figures Yesterday. New
York Central is down i, Union Pacific /,
Oregon Navigation H. Northwestern, Del
aware and Hudson, Manhattan and North
ern Pacific common gained l each Pacific
Mail, Canada Southern, New York and
New England are up each. Daring the
month which closes this evening there has
been no abatement in the activity which
was such q conspicuous feature Of deal
iugs last month. Reported sales this month
have amounted to l3,453000 shares
against Il, SEQ, 900 lsst month. The course
of the market has been somewhat irTegu-
lar. Vsnderbilts and coal stocks have
been conspicuous for small advances.
Changes are within range of less than 2
per cent except Lake Shore, which is 81
higher, Union Pacific shows an equal ad-
vance Western Union is down g. Pa.
ci6c Mail gained lO4, Northern Pacific
preferred g, Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Al, Oregon Transcontinental 81, St. Paul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
British Grain Trade.

LONDON, November 30.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its review Of the British grain
TIE de, says: Heavy rains have prevailed
during the week and in some districts the
country has been flooded. 1t is believed
the wheat acreage is below that Of 1884.
Young whests look strong and healthy.
Values are barely maintained and trading
is downward. Sales OF English wheat
during the week, 6S,2ls quarters at
S0s. Cd, against 66,9s5 quarters ct
sos. Sd. during the corresponding week
last year. Flour is freely delivered and
prices have not improved. Barleys are
declining. Ths foreign wheat trade is
merely q retail one and il is difficult to
maintain rates, receipts are large, the
fiosting bulk increases, the huge stocks in
America grow larger, money is scarce, there
have been heavy losses and no hopeful
signs for the future have yet been sighted.
Perhaps the most disturbing element il
the possibility of collapse Of the Amer
lean gambling market, which would entail
the shipment of quantity OF wheat here
and fusther reduce values. Corn
is rather in favor Of buyers.
There is no future in the market
for wheat cargoes. Twelve cargoes ar
rived. Three csrgoes were sold, five were
Withdrawn and nine remain, four Of which
are California. .Attodsys market wheat
was stsgnant and 6d@ls lower. Peas are
plentiful and ls cheaper.