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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, discrdered, blood, weak constitution
headache, orsny disease Of q biioas nature,
BY 81 means procure q bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You win be surprised 70 SEQ the
rapid Improvement that win follow; Jon
viii Be inspired with new life; streugth and
ACTIVITY win return; pain and misery vii
cease. and henceforth yon VIII rejoice IN
The praise Of Electric Bitters. Sold At hffy
cents per bottle. By Logan s Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
BADLY sCALDED.

A Little Girl Upsets a Pot OF BoHinz
Water.
Yesterday afternoon a little daughter of
Mr.. James Boyce, of the Sixth ward. met
with very bad accident. The child while
playing around the stove upset q eoEee-pOt
filed with boiling coffee, the hot fund strik-
ing her about the waist and right limb.
badly burning her. Medical attention was
Immediately procured, and everything done
for the little sufferer that was possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
HOnoring an ola wheeling Boy.

The straight out" Democracy appears
&c be hating in the msyoralty matter be-
tween Frank Mizener and VIII 0xtoby.-
Erie (Ps.) Dispatch
Mr.. 0xtOby Is an old Wheeling boy, who
win be remembered By many friends in the
eity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
a Fad AcrIdant.

Sunday morning Harry, son of Squire
Ankle, met with bad accident He was
engaged cutting hay with machine when,
unfortunately. bis LEFT hand was caught
and the end Of one of his fingers cut OF By
The knife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

THK James Reilly Comedy Company
orened 4 weeks engagement at The Aead-
env Of Music last evening to q fair audi
snce conndsrinr tho extreme cold weather.
The troupe Is composed Of good artists, who
win naturally please Wheeling audleace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

The various House Committees are busy
as bees getting work in shape for action 0Y
the main body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
DENTISTS.
a)eeIins 8&sister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Dissolution Notiee-Caddle L Bland.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Social and Supper - St. Matthews
Church.
Trustees Sale of Farm Property.
Fancy Dress Skating Party - Local
II. b. B. s. Bensat-CLOcal Page ]
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Members OF Legislature invited
20 call and see our stock.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
JeweIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

The Senate yesterday passed one bill and
laid one on the table.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Mr.. Saver asked and obtained leave to
Withdraw q. Il. No. II from the files of the
House, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea SETS. Sc pieces, for Eight Dol.
lars. atone China sets still lower,
AZ DAWSON BROS.
2220 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

II would be Christian act If the House
would adjourn promptly at noon each day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Much red tape could De probably dis
pensed with. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Mr.. Posts remarks, in the House yester-
day, during the debate on Mr.: Campbell
resolution touching the acoustic properties
of the hall, created hearty laugh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

The musical programme Was delightfally
rendered, both Mrs Whitaker and M. Arrie
being recalled, while the recitations OF Mo-
Dillon were enthusiastically appliances.
This portion Of the programme y appended:
Semi Chorus Of Blue Bella
Full Chorus OF Merry Chiidrsa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

= g., - -: :: . -
adlfR PO6TAL NOTES, kxprs1 1ogvI
O. Nov YsYk Eashaa0D - esatsaU 49,
reDcy n ExprsD (all Gans d0 anl ugyaS
szpsasS slfssssf ~ 2xgr
r.. T. DAuYAu, 81 eSvno =, "
~ 70 xs.g o. ysvuss ~
INV osazAu zA1,osL%d 80 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

P.snas Picked Up About enc Corridors ana
Legislative Halls.
Gallery crowded and interested as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

The entertainment was for the benent Oh
the poor, and quite large sum was real,
izad ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Many Senators appeared shy of allowing
the innocent Committee on Banks and Cor.
porations to hobnob with the deputation OF
willy bankers over the bill requiring banks,
etc, to make periodical reports of their con-
dition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Verify the law mill grinds slowly, but it
grinds exceeding fine.
Though occasionally belt slips and a
COO breaks and the stones jar discordantly,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

the fish IN any Of the rivers OF this State,
by means of net, seine, sledging, shooting,
or any other device, except hook and line
from the first day of March to the first day
Of November of each year. 1t shall be
unlawful for any person to catch or destroy,
or attempt 10 catch or destroy, any brook
trout, California trout, or7landlocked sal
mon, from the first day of September in
any year. to the first day of the following
March. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son to catch or kill, or attempt to catch or
kill, fish with lime, cocolus Indicus, or other
poison, or by the explosion of powder or
other substance. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person engaged in catching fish to tres
pass upon or 60 into any enclosed field, sd
Joining to or near to the field in which such
person is fishing, or to pass through any
enclosed field for the purpose of fishing
without permission from the owner or
tenant of such field, and it shall be unlaw-
full for any person to catch, injure or de.
stroy any fish, in any run, dam, or pond,
the property Of another person, or attempt
so to do, except with the consent Of
the owner of such run, dam or
pond. But this act shall not prevent the
catching of minnows or small fish Except
salmon, trout, shsd, or CARP by means Of
hand or cast nets, to be used for angling or
scientific purposes, nor shall it prevent the
Commissioners of Fishes of this State, or
any person with their consent, from catching
any fish at any time or from taking fish in
any way or at any time from any dam, pond
or run which is his private property.
10. 1t shall be unlawful for any person at
any time, to catch, kill or iRjure, or to pur-
sue with such intent, any turkey buzzard
robin, blue bird, martin, swallow, thrush,
mocking brrd, oriole, red bird, grosbeak,
cat bird, ground robin. pewee or phGbe
bird, wren, cuckoo, indigo bird, nut-hatch
creeper, yellow bird, yellow hammer or
flicker, warbler or finch, mayis, red-start
dummock, nightingale, cross-bill, great tit
or blue tit Woodpecker, or sparrow. except
the English sparrow, which last mentioned
bird may be killed at any time.
Is. No person when shooting on theland
of another shall discharge any firearms on
any lawns pleasure ground or orchard, or
other ground which is directly appurtenant
to, or within gunshot Of, an occupied dwell
ing house, and it shall be unlawful for any
person to discharge any gun or pistol or
other frearm on any public road. The
penalty for violating this section shall be a
fine ofnot less than s. or more than $40,
or imprisonment for not more than twenty
days. or both fine and Imprisonment, at the
discretion Of the court, and pay the costa Of
prosecution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

The list of the standing committees OF
the House was ordered printed yesterday,
and in day or two they will be posted up
for the information and convenience Of
members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

FuH VIOfu3 Oh
IfAwa Maria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

As viii sever my connection with the
REGISTER February 9Th, to take position
on the St. Paul Globe, i must have my
money not later than the day following.
Respectfully,
JoHS W. Crooks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27

Members Of the House complains that
their desks and oTercoat pockets are .sys-
tematically robbed, many valuable articles
having been taken. With view of putting
a stop to these lareencies. Mr.. McClung
Yesterday introduced a resolution calling
on the Committee on Rules to investigate
the matter and report q remedy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-05

The regular Van Buren, District Lodge, i.
q. g. T., was held here on the 10th ult. The
meeting was called TO order at 2.30 p. ~,
by A. b. Chase, ID. G. T., of Bangor. Eight
lodges were represented by 3S delegates.
The reports showed ID lodges in the county.
Keller Lodge carries the banner, with 100
members. All the lodges appear to be IN
good financial condition. Supper was spread
by Breedsville Lodge, IN the basement, under
the hall, to which rs or 80 people did ample
justice. In the evening public meeting
was held in the M. T.. church, addressed by
Il. Rowland Of Lawrence, in 10 minute
! speech on the work of the order, followed by
Rev. Mr.. Buell. of Bangor, who delivered q
fine temperance lecture, advocating not tenn
perance only, but Good Templarisni. Music
: was &ursished by members in attendance.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-05

Miss Burlington is quite ill.

Miss Burlington is quite i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Day, an old lady of this town
ship, died recently.
There will be donation at town hall on
Wednesday evening, March 4th, for the ben
eft of Rev Mr.. Tompkinson. All invited.
Mr.. Hamilton McLain, who recently re-
turned from Dakota, is so well pleased with
the land of Billiards that he will return IN
the spring, taking his family with him.
The thief who stole the organ from oui
church. now languishes behind prison bars
He says he committed the crime because his
best girl promised to marry him If he would
get her an organ. After drawing IL about
mile he got tired and concluded to abandon
not only the instrument, but all hopes Of
happy welded life.
Mr. Il. A. Ward was surprised, surrounded
and captured, on the 10th ult., by about NIT,
of his friends and neighbors, on his 5otf
birth day. An elegant time was had and |
[. fine supper partaken of by the assembled
guests. Some fine presents were made u
the host, but the one he appreciated
most, notwithstanding his fifty years, was
kiss from one of the ladies present.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-05


Charlie Christie took his fat sheep to Buff
falo last week.
Tho farthest way round is the surest
way home these days. ls
The young people hsd surprise party at
A. Cooper's last Friday night.
II the thaw continues we shall probably be
able TO dig out few local items for next
week.
We hope our Sunday school workers will
all 60 to the county convention at Hartford
the 9Th and 9th. slas eat
J They say half load is whole load now,
Ypnd If you 90 not tip over three times going
'sto town you are not very smart.
Mr.. Edwin Bradfield closed his term of
school in our district last Tuesday, and now
the board will, of course, look around for
another new teacher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
Dry Nnnns.

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70 - 80 ~ -. ~ 49,. ~.
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HARDwARK AND NEraLs.

Axes-Collirs, u dozen, $50; Gold Doll
LAY, dozen, So; Diamond Edge, . dozen,
S5o; Double Bit, l7.oe.
sklLLkfs AND Lfps-iS@c d n; sugar
hotties, &c \ 10.
TIs pIArE-I. @. lexis, y box, M:I. q.
tx, Il box, 500; Texno isx9o, ~ box, I so:
tefne, aixssS Il hox, Il 90
NiNwARE-pteced. discount 50 \ cent /.
stamped, diseoun; ~ = cent.
SoLpSH-No ], &c, No. u and \, lsc y 70
DUCK hoGsE Coil. ARs-No. I, 400 = dog.
BAN s.,Fwo loop, $50 = dosen; three
loop, S,7S r dozen
lAcKs--In boxes, 100 papsrs, 9 90 = box.
picks, = DOZEN, S5o
MArrouKs--fa dozen $40
RuBBER BEIrTNG.- Discount 50 a cent
NAtt.s-S 81, rate.
ShovELa AND SPADES Rowlaud's, dis
count 10 per cent; Amcsi list, steel Soosls.
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., finished
WV; poles, Is, 81; s,nglCtrees, wagons, Sc.
iect, al buggy, : -; express, 40; Wagon
iongues,io 10; hickory aSles, 10 90; holsters
40; compiling poles, h56; spokes, xxx, Sc.
| leet, 10; NNN, $50; sawed ielloes, ls<, LIS
:, 2VO; kowden shoes, 500; northwestern
horse nails, No. 6, 600; Z, 6.s5; s, SEQ; bA,
IRON, 10 ratei pillow steel, 10; spring steel
Sc; cast steel iSc.
BueGtKs-6r,de y, and spring top, % q
| 10 5000; do. open, 1000 % $500; do sid,
| spring top, 100 90 TO 1880; do. side bar
l0N.0O 10 1000; do. phetons, l2S.0O To $50 90
grade A, side spring, 1000 to $50 90; do
nh@tons, 1000 u 1900; bump seat hugg os
20 90 10 5000; platform springs, liO % /,
~ wv hree spring Wagons. 5000 TO Las.
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ALooHoL-p Per gallon, $40 TO $50.
BEANDIEs--Domestio,p per gallon, 80 to
800; Imported Cogpso, 1871, per gallon, 4 50;
lSl2, o6i 1870, 20; 1856, 50; 1890, ~; 1858.
SOOi lSiS, 10 so; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S. Cog
naG, 1913, $50, 1870, On; 1851 20; lSiS, 10 IS;
bhquet, nnbouche q Co.'S Cognac ISIS,
~; lS7O . 10; SIS, q %.
gIN-Dnmestlc, per gallon, LIS 10 . 90;
import Holland, B % to $40; Sir Robert Bur-
netta Old cnm, per cask, 80 to 900; Hnl-
'ann, per case, 80 h lh0l.
WHISKY hectlhed, IS per cent. proof,
per gallon, Sli Western, 20 70 lS9; Hour.
bon, 20 10 3 80; Rye, 50 TO 90 Scotch inn.
AIS
CHAMPAGNEs--plp HeidseIck, quarts,
per dozen, $500, Krug & Co., quarts, per
dozen, V SO; Nicer 4 Chand'n, Slllery
Moussenx, pei Dozen, 400; q. Goulet, per
loSeni ~ 10; q VI. Mumm & Co.'S. Dry
Vnrvnay, "A Jai Extra Dry, - 90; pints, d.
additional.
WINES California claret, ger SALON, 75c;
hentaldel, MOL, per gallon, ! COLO 10; i'm.
ported olnIeis. ordinary, per cask, 20 90 Ia
~ q; family claIets per onsk. 70 % 10 1875 90
nns clarots, per cask 100 on to lT5 90; Me-
DC, per care, 400; 81 julian, per case, g 81;
Narssux, per case, 7 W; ponte Canet, pei
ss,ro, 10 O1i Lacrosse per case, Y 90; Leo
gel, per case, Il 0G; Chateau Latltie, pei
case, "a W. ordinary per case 20 10 3 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
GENERA MARKETS.

81 LOUIS.
ST LOUIS Oct. 20 CATTLE Receipts, L.,
400; shipments, !, 90; mrkc ,dull Nnd
quality OF supply poor; sh'ppi n,;, s Ssnry
steers woe Id hrin 5.3 TO DOT na.lve
butcher steers 300 TO 4OI mixed lots oi
t0S2j
Hogs Receipts go; act yeot3 9ito Sseo.
theep-R celpts tQJ, thlpmens, ny,
common 10 medium dul q. 2Oi TO s1!,;
good 10 choice, 400 10 S.l5; Texans La
10 2T5.
Flour ulot and nnchar god -.
Wheat lover; " Ia active trading tnere
wasa decll . otss 10 oail., ral,ied n,
fluctuntod ITCH ~ uul crossed Il m 40 ~ 70
1-2bblow yesler a. o red, ct.h, ", ~,
October on. November " 10 w, coslng
pll.l; Dvccnb'r, o. to 70 L., civsing sd9e'
May,l otto Oii., G osiug pPk a.
Corn duh; osblts gn que Nea.r s. a "vi
priccs drop ed Ia TO X; No. mixod' ~,
sIes 10 u =, ucioncr, 81 November, ., "
BlI, clD.ing ,Jls; Aay, os .,,
Oats easy and STOW; No, mix IL, casn,
az loA II; Nov mhcr 2iNi May ~ :
Co,smcsi steady. AZ s1tnl.S
Wool qaict aud unchanged
Will ky aicady " ". ,,....,,,.
Pro ,lsiun. unsettled and Irregular
pork RS.
Lar 3 " Tor small lots ,,,,,,
Dry "a mic ,ts.. iloNed -hAnldeTs, S.es
ass; lo1g clear, y ~ !, hyrt riO'O " 10 o'-''
I Pne, . clra'. $50; short rib, aSS to
b.ih. ehor' eli ar NiHto 90.
Hams, % 10 lhSO 49,, .,t Il IA
Afternoon b1srt WheN urn m,J ,ss,t !
y hsher, corn nrH anu uhVnA"e's'
KANSAS CfrY. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
NEw YoBKpA1Ly REPORT.

NEW YORK, Get So.-[Speclal.l THE
change to-dey was the heaviest for any day
for 4 long time. amounting to lSi.i00 bales
notwithstanding the increase In the vol-
ume OF business, the circle Of speculation
has witcned bur little, the difference being
due 10 feeling Of security in sc ling short.
And this feeling appears u b. growing
The result OF the ops ratlons was 9 TO 8
points In b yers' favor The rccelp here
were 7,l0S bales. making total OF ~ 0S7
bales for the week, against 1890 last week.
The Live pool advices show that rs to,el
stocks, including the amount alloat, we're
Increased 72pOl bales duflng tho week, and
the price IL now 4 lower thau Inst Friday
Southern adgicas report quiet and easy
morkets. This pr sent situation isadmitted
to be perpioxlug, and en- old 3 ader arc
muddlod rs to The future course of the
market. In the face ~ the already large
decline the market shows no signs OF r.
action, and bears are low mo confident
than at any time slpo5 SEPTEMBER l. The
weather NJ the south has been fav irable,
and they anticipate n considerable I'M
provement In the crop At this time n
year ago tho situation was exactly
the reverss, foreign edvicss we're very
favorably, rdny weather in tina south In =
teriered with the pic .ing, and the resump-
tioE of work by aove 81 Ia So factories, en-
coeray cd the bulls Now this mot lmpor-
tant question Is, chow much further Will
tho declln coutnuo?p
The wool market Is steady The sales NJ
Boston tor the week ware 2,9gO3OO pounds,
against $40 400 pounds la,t week. The re-
ceipts were A,7O5 bales OF domestic, and
2,276 Of foreign,
Cattle In fordemaudi prices steady.
Hides quiet and flrm
Leather active, aud the demand goo'.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

LoUIAvfLb5 OAR Som LrATHEn--X
free of brands, SIC ID; heavy, 0ns brand
'St N; A medium, ono BRAID, $50 lb Balti-
more crop, saoi Keystone oak sole, BIO Sc
BUFFALo ~LAUHTEH--P Prime, 10 TO 70 10
sides; S)to3lc ib, goud rs to u ID Sides, 2Sc h,
Counter u 10 m sides, 2ic per N; y D.,
. 10 So ID, Ne 2 oak hafaess lea, 81 10 VIC
10 No, hem hnrnoas lea BIC II; No. ? hem
harness lea, 2Sc n; No. California skirt.
ms, ~ 10 $50; No. hemlock skiTting, rus
S IT,. S0ei No ] hemlock skirdng, Ice
oi'cd, 4c 10; No. 2 hem ssirtlng lea, &c
10; Welt and bride leather, 400 70 500 a
silc.
PHILADELPHIA UALF-' Gxtrs quality,
q To 30 lbs 10 loGeu, 10 n; % to AZ tbs TO
dozen, LIS ID; ALTO 70 los to dozen, / 05; 50 TO
Obs do2en, i,C9 D ~ 81 20 ibs To dozen,
| hnih
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
IH BUSINESS WORLD.
FINANCIAL.

bonds.
NEW YORK, Oct. So Especial Mooney
and * per cent. for call loans on stocks.
Railroad bonds active and strong; Attain
tic & Pacific incomes, q; Fort Worth 4
Denver City, flrsts, IS Galveston, Harris
burg I'd san Antonio, Western Division,
dvss, s3S; Gull, Colorado & Santa F.,
seyens, ll5ls; Iron Mountain flves, Sis1 /;
Wabash, general SKIES, 48; Texas Rios
broke from 69lI4 to 5S
Sterling steady, with the supply of cotton
bills small.
Closed at the following prices, bid:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
LuMpMa 4ND DuIl.nINg, egArrHrAI,

LuMBnG- itongh lumber, II 80; rough
cell S, IS. OOi native pine ceiling, ", /, %;
netve pine ceiling, u, 2ht0; native pine
iiding, 200 dressed an matched flooring,
% co.
SHINGLES Boss shingles, as; D, X,
42,, he'rt pine, lt0;sap pine, 3 90.
Posts Cedar posts, best, l2src each; bois
dare Toe
LATBs-- Per /, 600, $50.
BRICK dallas brick, : .50p per i,UtG.
PLASTER PARls New York, .0n, Mich-
90 1 80 per barrel
CEMENT Rosendale, 275; Louisville,
$40; Portland, besi, 75per barrel
sToE FLUES-- About SIG per foot.
DRAIN Pipe From lGc per foot, and
hlgher according 20 size
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
nRIrtiA,

AoIDs-Ac celtic, Toe y ID; benzoic, dc q or;
carbo tic, 40c Z ID q rio, SO q ib;gallo, lec
u %; oNaltC &c T. ID; saiicylic, 9 rs h;
tanuic, Sits 9Th; ar, sric, powdered, SOC &, ID
A UM-SH@5c y ID.
AMMobiA.- ~ 6mile, Csc Z, ID; carbonate,
10 &, III
ARROW R0oT-- Bermsda ihc r. ID.
BALsAM;,-C paiba, 4bc = III, Fir, Acc q III;
toll, sc y ID,
BARK--Uasso, he q ID; sassafras, l2c y
wild che ~, lie g ID
BAY RUNS (D2.15 1, ID.
b SMurH suomi ate, S2.25 f3 h.
NIUE MASS i5c Z, ID.
BoRAN-- &c q ID.
CAroMkL--Amerlcan, 75c q ID; English,
s. T. IL.
GANTHARID eg-- Russian, powdered, 81 10
q ID
CHLoR0FoEM--75 aSSc y h.
GIN, HON DfA--P. & w, l-oz vlals, 2Sc y
oz: b. y cans SO q az; y, d. 3 10Y, l-oz Walls,
PIC q %; 5-uz na, 49, soz
COCAINE -Muriate, crystal, loo q or; 4
per Mt. solution, Il, 81 q Oh.
CORRosI'E ~UBLINArE -Bic II H.
CREAM rhllrAB- Pure, powdered, zoe ~ ID
FXrE ct LOCKWOOD lOrl Z Is ID.
GLYcERINE--l Is sc q ID; Price, 75lg5ic
q ID.
HoPs Pressed, 2G2ic q ID.
loDINE- esubl lied, 81 {, III.
louoFl AM--i4c y Oh
LEAVES Buchu loo Z, Ii; sage, pressed,
~ Y Il h; SIENNA, &c Rio.
MER URY--buu n h.
MoRPHINE-- s. W., "a, S3.0i y OF; +. Il
w os, 81 s smiths Is, $40; os, }2.5t
Oils Bergppni, Nandersuu.s, Sl.25 n 10:
cas- IN, 81 % q ID; castor, sl.i5Gl 90 * gal;
cloves, 81. . Il Ii; cubebs, $40 Z. n; emon
SnnuenOn's s ~ ID; peppermint,a Tlibi
as,airSs, c u h
IorAs IUM.- r mlde, iOc " II; chOrate,
&c d III; cyanide, f sei, 81 y 10; iotide, 50
(, n
D1yERs powDEt s--Sl 10 {, N.
QUtNiNE- . ". ags, 0lo i3os p, = ".
,.oz can. &c D W - & g., on VIC q OF; ID,
( $. 5-oz cans, SC y az.
REp PREC PlTA rE--shc y III.
koAP.- uHstile, moitlcd, No o. d ID white
Cont II 6c q N,
Crystal Is, N,GO q OF.
SULPHUR. 9 So 4 10.
wex BEEs--Yellow, 9c Z. ID; white, 500
90 = b.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

HIDEs--No !, dry fliu, hides, ~ lbs and
over. 40 1ib; No 2, dry fint hides. % his
IN over, lie fllb; No. |, dr. INIT h dee,
nder % lbs, &c Rib; No. ., dry 1lnt
hides, undsr % n, Zoe Tlib; No ! dry
$ lted hid,s, lie q 10; no. 2, dry sailed hi es
dry deer skins, re Is H. No /, e, en- salt d
hides, nc u ID; NO ?. green saltqd hi es,
sac q 10; No. |, green butcher hides, Go n
ibi No. 2 green butcher n DIES, DC Il sheep
skins, lJV6Sjc each.
WOOL Fen oip, l09i7c y
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Stocks.

Stocks.
KEW YORK, oct. y0.-[ Special. Rail-
road stocks strong and higher, Missouri,
Kansas & Texas in good d mand, on the
prospect OF increased revenue from large
business In sigh.
Closed al the following prices, bid:
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DALLAS, TExAS
DAIL-AS, TEX As

Stat 3 GENTs FOR g 9sss rsSssy sassasu.p.
roTs ssrS Psns Wg and Riding the via @
celebrated Champion Cotton Planter Corn prop E @ @ etc. the
Ones, Boilers j Case NJ Threshing Machnerv En-
Bugsiss
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r1POtrs ANn srOua4.
Exporta nom ~ United St.let pur,t thus
Ear fhis wet; areat RriAln 5000. r.Nucc,
1925, Chnilnsni, Tl,i6l StorE ~ All uhlie
Staten pori RMS day 5t,2-S; thls az
last year, 6l5 SS
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ToNE--Closed: Nav York quiet; Now Or
leans, weak; liverpool dull; Galveston,
dull.
COTTON sfArEAENT