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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
NIiraele.

Mrs II. 8. Eberline, OF 274 Market streeS
Allegheny City, Pa, now living at keoklk,
Iowa, had been sick for yeers, and lnaiiy
passed into consumption. The physicians
who attended her were among: the very best
in the city They did everything that the
most gifted among them were capable Of
doing. and hoaorably told her that nothing
more could be done, that she could not hive
over that night. About midEight death
began to close the suffering OF the good wife
and dutiful mother, and as the friends and
family were catherej around the bed in tears
TO witness her passage 10 eternity another
physician suddenly entered and soitiy
whispered, "Ges PEKuSA, quickly harry,!
II was brought, and thcagh the
breathing had almost ceased, her hps
were ivid. finger nails blue, the pulse had
ceased at the wrist "Oh," sighed the
friends. ut is TOO late; do not toouble her
any longer" bat she swallowe4' little,
rallied and ex9ectorated a great inouthiu!;
she breathed easier; she swallowed little
more. and asaaa she raised mon phiegms
the breathing. improved: the by-stander;
took courage and they perseve snd with the
Peruna until sac was surely better. Inc
pulse returned. the circulation vas re-eStao-
Used, tho Lips xnd nails became natural al
ter which a tsaspoouful OF the Peruna
everv bour vas administered and she con-
tirued TO improve. In feH days she Sat
nm: in two weeks she Was the -heartiest eater
in the house. and in three rsOnths she was
perfectly well. Who Is lot SOuEineed OF the
uneausl worth Of Peruna. For afdayit'
and signatures Of the trsthfulness OF thi'
statement Of Mrs. EberlinsSs case, see the
Ills Of Life sRd How 70. Cure Them
gratis Of any druggist
Mrs. H. B Hammond Charaon- Ohie
writes: "In regard TO ySur Nanshn, ] hav.
used il, and find it TO Be one Of the best,
Will say the best liver modieine | eysl
used. and / have tried good many. Wher
commenced taking your medicine M
forehead, aud clear down aSound my chm
was covered with those broxn liver spots
h1er taking your medicine q short tina
| those al disappeared. We have taken, my
self and husband, eight bottles / think
! evil not be withoat il in the house.
Fl. MflhnIland, 90 and ~ Forbes street
Pittsburg. Pa, says: Quite number Q
nv friends and myself have bad great sstii
faction from the use Of your Peruna an
and Msnalin. IBdeed, ws consider them
grand panacea Sor the Tariocs ills TO Wnc
flesh is ever hsir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

REMEMBER complete cure for ashes
pains, sores, pimples, urinary sediment, dis
turbing dreams, nervousness, dispondency;;
indigestion and general weakness OF mind
and body, brought on by improper habits Or
otherwise, is found in two or three bottles
of Dr.. Guyscotts Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
nay;lls. as has been proven BY the exper-
Iepse Of many who long suffered but now
feel ven and strong in all parts of the body
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
A BLIND AFFAIR.

Blind Professor of Music Betrays q
Blind Girl.
PHILADELPHIA, January PA blind
man named John Crsmer, who claimed to
be a professor of music recently met Miss
Rena Hillman, also blind and the daughter
of wealthy farmer of Brooklyn, Camden
county, n. j., and induced her to go
through the form ofa clsndestine marriage.
Cramer soon deserted the girl and she asks
for his arrest The Minister whom the girl
thought married them denied that he per-
formed the ceremony
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
FINDING HIM OUT.

Cunningham, the London Suspect, Belongs
In st. Louis,
ST. Louis, January 29.-The POst-Dis-
patch prints an article this evening in which
il is stated that Cunningham, now under ar
restin London for completely in the recent
explosions, lived in st. Louis two years ago,
and was known as a constant experimenter
with internal machines. He also lived in
Chicago, where he was known as James
Gilbert and in Philadelphia where he was
known as James Cunningham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
Nail Card Price Advanced.

PN1ADELrmA, Pa, January 20 A
Args meeting of manufacturers was held
|U-day. representatives being presens Fom
Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New
IOrk, New Jersey, and New In
land. The card price was advanced
10 81. 25. and increase of about s per cent.
b is stated the demand is largely increased
J nd the mills viii shortly start full working
rrsaz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
Nervousness.

The moment there Is danger Of impair.
ment of the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion. or where there exists fossbod,
ipps of evil, desire tor solitude. shunning
and avoiding company, vertigo and nervous
debility. or when insanity has already tslee
place, PEHuxA and MssArIS should b nm
rlicitIy relied on. But II is never well 70
vait 30 long before trestmen' Ii commenced.
The early symptoms are, loss OF strength,
softpess Of the muscles, dim or weak sight.
peculiar expression Of the faee and eyes.
coated tongue, with impaired digestion; o.
in others, certain powers only sre lost while
they are otherwise enjoying comparatively
pood health. In sllthess PIsssA and MAJ
AIis should at once be taken.
Mas. s. surH, HiHsville, Lawrence
county. Pa. writes: '.Ds. y b Hartman
A Co, Columbus, o.: have beeo great
sufferer for ten years. II seemed - though
every organ in my body was diseased at one
lime or another. \ hsa sboai gives up oil
hopes, when commenced taking PEsrsA
and MAxALIS. ! immediately began 10 I'm
prove, the soreness AMI pss dissppsefsd,
strength gradually returned. snd pov ] An
m well ~ ever In my k4e. and ! ovs sil
10 your PERuxA and MAshIIs. ] recoo-
mended Il TO my friends and 4 gvss Letter
satisfaction than any other medicine } e-~
heard Of
Miss Msris Rodssick, HArea Ohio.
weites: "Iss with plsssoss ssd .eny
thanks that ~rits 70 you 10 tsn yos of u:
great benefit I have derived from ths uss q
the PKRuyA. have used ss~erAl bottles ot
your PERUxA, and can safely ~ hhAs
done me . great deal Of good, hASs In
proved syes since commsocsd its USE
Mr. T. j. Wsbber, Plymouth, o., writes:
Il am seliing ysor PEsrsA, ssd b.ye .
good trade on Il. II gives general sAs's'se'
iion." -,
Mr. Thomas Acton. BsookIs xNsgs.
Cleveland, Ohis says frscsissd sssefs
wound in my fsot by tssmPi.s 90 . epske
II infsned and wss rAiainI ssd sSoassA
had every reason 10 fsss isckjs.. Tear
sinph snggssiion - 10 iosal sppkses.sas
| and ihe tafsg Of ysss PrsvsA - h,s-
lIls v,ae followed " The lstsss. ss6. teass1
TO you. my loot Is sasirssy vslL ssdI an
\ hanpy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
Hnns for once seekers.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-The civil ser
vice commission is considering PROPOSE
t1on to include m the classification Of en-
ployes coming within the provisions OF the
civil service all the government employees
enumerated in the laws relating to civil
service, except officers nominated by the
President and confirmed by the Senate and
employees below the 5000 grade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
A STAR OF FIRE.
washin Eton's Bril- ht Afternoon Paper the
Victim of a Supposed Incendiary.

Washin sIon's Bril- ht Afternoon Paper the
victim of "a Supposed Incendiarv.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-Between four
and five O'Clock this morning fire broke out
in the Evenfag Star building, corner OF
Elere nth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The asmes spread rapidly and the damage
done will amount to $4,000, exclusive Of
the two presses-One Scott press, valued
at $4,000, which is a perfect wreck;
the other a H,e pereettng press
the damage 70 which is as
vet unknown. The origin Of the fire IS
still in doubt. 1t is s1pposed To- have start
ed either in the press room OF the stereo'
trping room, which is immedis3ediy over
he press r9Om. There is, however.
strong suspicion that it vas the work OF an
incendiary. The press and stereotyPlnng
rooms, which were in the rear part Of the
building are completely wrecked. Every
thir4 is fully Insured Temporary quar-;
ters nave been secured, ard the paper will
apyezra as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

Is another column appears cOmmunics-
4 from the secretary of the State Board
Health, in answer to the several com
.picatiops recently appearing in the
leIsrEs and attacking the Board. The
Ere,ary writes over his own signature and
,es very sharply, evidently feeling that
unjust assault has been made on the
Iard by these anonymous writers. If
! Dr. REEVES they will agree to write
b their own signature, so that there
nd be 40 shooting in the dark, it would
sen the abusive tendency that IS 50
ssiRous in communications over an
ry,c-z SIGNATURES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
DYNAMTTRRS
al. A.: tR~ Registers WStsitsston Cor
respondent.

al. A. :" tRer Registers Wasiit'ssfon Oor-
respondent.
F,ikr Editor eS hhs,RsSif,srt
I greatly mistake the character OF your
readers, if I suppose for moneat, mat the
tone of your Washington correspondent :
letter of the 18th inst, does nOt meet with
their marked disapprobation. In tue estl,
nation of every man of commor,sense ana
good feeling, Mr. BSyard' resolution ana the
action OF the Seuase upon it were, Sndsr the
circumstances, eminently propeS; ana were
rendered the more so by the TACT that the
npprincipled scallaSsg. Riddieberger' alone
placed himself in opposition. IBIS Is not
the time, Mr.. Eaitor, to be saiklng ot
aaristocratic tendencies and'Sther DENT
gopieal outcries. L is the dyaanIters we
have to deal with, and it is believed that
here is in this couFstry q much larger mum
Der of people in sympathy with
them than is generally Supposed or
openIy acknowledged by the public press
/ Ii these dynamiters continue their rasca''-
ties the time is not distant wAen every man
Will have to show his hand. The puohc
will demand to know who ere and who are
NOT giving encouragement direct or IN
direct TO these blood'thirsty scoandreIs
This IS not a time to be playing with nre
IT, wrongs of Ireland can be attended tC
at another time, h'~NS'A''
Y Wheeling, Jan -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
DOING WELL.

Gensral Stewart Recovering Froa the
Wound Received In Battle.
LONDON, January 2s.-Gen. wolsely tels-
gyaphed from Kart this morning thas he
had received reports from the surrssss q
Kubal stating that Stewart was doing vel
No attempt was made to extract the bullet
The bullet entered tho thigh and 10 loS
lodged in the region Of the groin. The
hospital for tho wound 4 and dinbled of
Stewards command Is .ehed on the banks
of the Nile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

r,s elevation of the State school levy
[, ten to twenty cents on the 800 was
ks,ed in the Senate yesterday BY vote
l,syen to thirteen. There was no politi-
.;,ni6cance in the vote, each Senator Of
Or partyyOting in favor OfOr against, the
Eease. as theapPortiOnment of his district
rres,er or less than the aggregate Of the
Lssmept. The Democratic side of the
ate did some extraordinarily hard talk
for their respective sides of ths quss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
American P,rntaetiun.

WysHrGTox, January 29.-Tse Secre-
tsry Of rhe Navy has telegraphed instrue-
lions for rAe United States steamer Wachu-
sets Of the Pacific Squadron to proceed to
GuayaaaiA, Ecuador, for the'protectNOu OF
Julio r. Santos. naturalized American clti-
zen imprisoned there for alleged comphca-
ciry Sc rebellion and whose speedy eNecu-
ion is apprehended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
80 Light Net.

NV YoRK, January 29.-The assistant
ldtOr Of Harper's Weekly said to-day tna'
be light mad yet been thrown on tGe mys
lerious disappearance OF 5. ;: SonSaH S;
naDsging editor of that periodical Fin-
! kertoa detectives are working on the case,
but up to noon had made no report N ~ Is
Understood they are working on the ioe"
hat Conant has gone South
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

orAck doctors, electric belt and ..oI,.. Osne.
.w;Ddlers who live BY frightening our young
men and young women BY nasty circulars, .. :.
iI;n Nh snS tbeE occupations gone when II
Sscomss S.l. mes generally known that Dr. Guysott :
Te %aIIow Dock and Sarsaparills IS certain
80 nV sor sIl weaknesses Of the urinary OF,
c",e Suns n. Nervousness, etc. Obey the laws q
sSosh sSi taks few bottles Of this simple
ns-,s5S ns. and you win soon be restored to per
Es.. 81. s..boos ana wOmanhood, free from a.
worr;meut Of mind and di'ress OF eeay'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

Prel<rgR has been furnished with a
Z os Senator MELvIS's speech against
.,or McCREEsY's bill to increase the tax
y. ,upport offree schools. The REGIsTER
H., is inability to publish it this morn
=, account o. lack Of space, but it will
a. IN tomorrow's paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

REApno, Pa, January 2s.-The nys.
tery surrounding the poisoning Of the Krall
family is deepening. The Coroner IS hoit'
ing an inquest today. The latest report u
AAt another Of the children isdaAd, making
tAree deaths in the family and the lives q
tso more are in imminent danger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

To rvEg an ordinary cough or eoid ,19.1s 5aTs
cue tose OF DR.. Wistar's Balssn OF WIN =.
Cherry before going to bed at night, II
win cause a suspension OF nervous eAeI.n N.aso
6ilit,. ta0s you sweet rspose, ana y InSau Saa,
ing re cOrgh will be gone. lt Is tne go oSs'
ard tbrstcre cheapest cure Tor eougus, ~,
sO't, sid consumption; is sold oy droggls.s =,
2,I,,ssy, sp5 ought 70 Be fond u sVeG
NNkst L: EOcsehold -
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NnInnrern a Mystery

WASHINGTON, Pa, January ~ me ne
Gantz we'll is no longer a mystery 9E t9S
stockholders being admitted; The drih
y ent but ten feet in the sand this forenoon.
|Tbere were IL inches Of oil in the tank on %
Tnesday, this morning there were only lOs
5ncbes The oil in the well hss iRereaSed
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

y,r he political gOssiPa viii talk at the
som Albany RANDALL, the great
.s.,ioDist. and CARLISLE the free trade
,,;o,. bOihiu consultation with CLEvE'
S,in there are no signs that the
p.,r;pn is farther off than it was last
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brakeman Injured. .
S,.,y.s,-T 4, "A. E-gfylsr.

GRAFTON, January 29.-Wm. Reese, a
brakeman on The Parkersburg division had
bis shoulder dislocated and otherwise ser
lously injured at EatOn's tunnel this after
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weather Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. c., January SO.0l;Se a.
|m.-For Ohio and Tennessee vSlley, iSn
and warmer weather, winds generally sOu'u'
|rlv. II ol,r5y
Ior the Lower Lakes partly eloaGy
|v,ailtr. local SHOWS with south"eS'1Eiy
y n Hs
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Di,pleaSed.

CmeAGo, January PA prominent
member of th- Fenisn brotherhood is
authority for TIE statement that at o meet
ing of the Irish citizens held here to-day
the resolution Introduced in the United
States Senate by Senator Bayard was de-
pounced.
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Gnnh Measure.

Manson, WIS, January pa bill was
introduced in the Legislature to-day sPPIo
pris,ing $4,000 for The establishment Oh =
State weather service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

PURIFr your blood and renoEale yonf
system with BreniIinger's Sarssparills- IL
never fails. For sale by sll draggists.
Prepared at Brenilingers Pharmacy, iias
Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

TnE way to produce a smile on the face
of man suffering with racking cough, is
to make him present Of bottle OF Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Just Try it and you
viii be Astonished at the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30

PsrurAss reconnssd ~
f,rrsm Bakise Posdse tos hess. ~
r.is;pe bsead. biscssts sse-, edes 4.
msdinx ihss sAbis spet ncn -. -
- pcisse spd nees ~ q -
errans L tates - esl'1l:!ys ssslS -. ~
: -,iss.cI 1ooe o1ooi1U -. ~.
Pdsss Fss6r = e - ~
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"a. w..n a. aa Ola Ras.-

whes ady says shs f.sh thAs NJ !:
neass debility. hsguos and inpoveussee
blood. Ifshs allows herself 70 costume N
,kis vsy she vuns into . state d psrnsnent
N hsalth. II she ksoss vhstis bect ios h1
sbe vill tsLs Beovn's Iros Eitsrs. which y'n
stsediIy bald up hss cosstitsioe. ssnsA
her blood and give bse s,rength and besits
Nh Luo;nds Walker. South HorndGsvock.
Na,re, vas SICK vith nervous pro:tfsso.
,rd d;rxiness. She bsd no appeeits 49,
eould ksrdly valk. HsN hsti's d hoss .
Bittgu made hex Tel Eks nes psss's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
nAEpmAan AND METALS.

AxEs-CollinH, n dosen, 500, Gold Dol.
IN, y dozen, sou, Diamond rdyo, a doIo,,
s.Si; Dunhlo III, I7.nD.
sKil'.kTs AND iaDs-iiso I, 10; sugar
Tin pLATE-l. q, l0sia, q box, S.0;I o
lisS byx, 500 rexnu itx1D, y box, I; 80
Iurno, six.S, \, bua, li.OJ
rfNwARn-Plecud discount 81 a ocnt
stamped, discount ~ n cent
bobDsk-NO |, &c; No, n and u, Isc n I,
DUCK HOAan CoLLARs--No. l, 4 90 "A dos
hAMts..Two loop, a.Jo n dozen; thro,
loop, ,. 10 q, dozen.
TAcgs--ln boxes, Ivy pnpor, 800 "A boz
GnuR doEs--t, dussn, 10, railroad
picks, a dozen S,S.
MAIrouRs.-t ~ dpscu, $40
kuDBgk BeiTiSo.-D Discount o. a cent
NAii.n--4.0O rate.
Suovgbs AMP sPADEB- .Fowlnnd's. dis.
count 10 per cent; Amea' list, ttcel goods
discount ~ anu " per cent.
HbAvf HARDwARs-Shatts, finished,
vuO, Pnlce, lb.0ni sin.letrccs, wagons, 60
loci, I.sb, buggy, 2, ~; express, i.5O, wagon
i.Iti cuuplins polce, h5i; spvkvs, kNx, 70.
lcct, =, 20; XXX, 2bi, sawed leiltes. ia .n.
&, 400. boNd den ahOcs, H,s1, mort hwrstern
morse ns'ls, No.t, HOy; I, as, n, $40, bar
iron, e ratei plow stecl, sci spring steel.
i,uuoIKs-3rade n, and .prina TOP. 90 On
70 Stl.,ui DO. open, ,0.iN to 6,.ul; do. slda
epring top, lNW ~ lSt.uJ, do. side bar,
lOl.vu ~ lD,Vn, do. phptona, i95.ul 10 100 10.
grade A, aide aprins, lyl.Vp 10 $50 Oh do
phetone, lJ,QD 10 @p.vp, bump aeai burn ca
l1n.uO 10 sSl.oQ, platform spr,ngs, li,inltn
l2l,uot bree spring wagons. 5000 70 1.ol n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22

pHtSrs-x Aeisiuenck, lsncy, l.2; MAN.
hester, y; Arnold. 81, American. 6.
'ss'fc, ste; Hnmiltcr. 5, Glaaccsssr.
i Gloucester. mne.. ~; Gloucester
s,psnsoa Cry :: r 4 nsn i l9 ssa,
V Alien pink snd porple,s; II epson ell
yer grey, ., Richmond, pink and purple, s;
ounnsii sa.rtsne. ~, Rsgests shifting,
"a Allen cheek, sszs; Peabody, black, s l-2;
SIMPSON black, 9; Rssedsle sl.2
Known sasErtSe-crowu, 10; Au-
sesta, .; Ettrieh III. az; Charter Oak, ~;
Live Oak, 4; in'erpstienel. S 2, Laurence
III, 8 Glendale, Ssi; Sntesprlse S, Glen
Mie, Is; brsti AL, L.. Apntston. ella
SsovN SstsrISo-Cssi Iron, s; Farm
Allendale, !; Century Si-s; Dwight, ia:
lockwood, asa; Manatnha, SID; bedford
BLEAonsn saInrIsG--New York 10 IA;
~am.utta, iots; ts,nsdon, ., lonss.ale. 81,
topsdsse eambric, II; Nasanvilta, ~ l-e;
Nream OF Crop, ~
TICKING srnoskssg, A q A,ls; Amos
Seae 4. "; swim River, Ia, Stsndsrd
u E; ras,on M. in&i Easira IA, 10;
,aeiand fancy. "; Acme ODD, 50;
ssal ~, ssS,s =; lsa,asra y S',i Pearl Hiver'
SVHEPEs-- IN milton. ~; Thorndyas,
81 uus AnSn, ~ AZ; Jevists city, T.;
Unknown. 8, 10.
DENlMs Amoskeae, iys, Otis, lat,
York, Us. Warren, lSiS.
Y suKs ASD pLAIDs--ADunt Pleasant,
(; Cntsuhs, ~; Old nnm.nton, 7, Mem,
| lhls, Ii. Queen CITY, la; Augusta, /.
l,nnessee, ID; Cotiopdale, 7, Cnniherland
heck, 7; abbey, VA.
EtNGuA MS Rates IL; Setarqniy. 3:
Wrstv,lis, u Bates Dress plaid. 8: scotch
i. u i-I; Amosseag. Ia, 1alieqlew
|, ~, washington, .. MtntetQNfe, 7 -
Cagvrops --lSasiaie. > i-s, 4teflina J .,
unknewn s. D., 0 Id; sinley, 81; Clan
Sddis, q i-3; Harrtshnrg, ~; slatas. y
| sNere,t, Ia; Boss. 8; Suycrdale, s.; Ar.
| ingtln, 9; Victoria, III; tlsfmonla, u 10
| Bates, n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
LiuUuRS,


ALcoHoL--Per gallon, 800 TO $50
BRANDT Es--D0mestic, per gallon, $50 4,
800; imported Cognac, ISL, per gallon, 4 80,
lSI2, 50; $50, 20; 1865, 81; 1860, ] 10; 1903
500; lsis, 10 60; 0tard, Dupuy 4 Cos. Coz
mao, 1873, 50; 1870, ~; 1884, W; 1873 10 IS:
Blaquet, Dubouche q Goa, Cognnc, 1873
4 90; 1870, 50; 1873, 900.
GiN-D0mcstic, per gallon, LIS 10 2 10:
import Holland, s ~ to 1916; Sir Robert Bur.
pett's Old Tom, per cask, 8 90 10 300; Hol-
land, per case, SO IN Ii w.
whisky eciined, o. per cent. proof,
per gallon, 80; Western, 20 to 80; Bour.
bon, 10 10 30; Eyo, | 81 10 3 90, ecotcn Inn
ported, 4 % 10 AIS Irish imported, AS 10
|l7h
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Heidse.ck, quarts
per dozen, % 0O;J Erug & Co., quarts, por
dozen, u 30; Nicer 4 Chandon, SillerJ
Mousseux, per dozen, - o.; q. Goulet, p0r
to2en, ~ 70: q II. Mumm q Co's. Dry
Norway, "a rs; Extra Dry, 800; pints, 10
additional.
WIsks- California clarot, per gallon, 7So
zlenfaudel, Mol, per gallon,l Ooto 70; Inn.
ported clarets, ordinary, per cask, IDQ0 10
Sn 20; family clarets, per cask. ~ " ~ l25 W:
tne clareiS, per eask ,OO 00 TO lT6 ~; Me-
doc, per case, 100; 81 Julian, per case, q ~,
MsrgGas, per case, %; ponte Cenet, per
cese, 10 90; Lacrosse, per case, " %; leo
veil, per case, II 20; uhateaI Latte, per
case, ~ on; OBITUARY, per oase 2nt o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
oEwnRAL MARKETS.

hASfAS o T1.
KANSAS CITY, nov. q. Tho Live Sioot
Indicator reports: Cattle Re eipts l,djj;
shipments nile; st ady; exporters, 5 ~ to
$50: GO to cho ce shipping, 40 to 5.Cl;
common u metium, % To AGO; i've stock
A,ers ana ieeder', 81 10 $40, cows, 200 o
S.2o; grass Texas steers, Q A. to 1875.
S25 TO $50.
Sheep Receipts gs2; shipments l0O,ouiet:
lalr 10 good, 2:' 10 27l;c mmon to medi-
nm, Loot o 200; q a@aps OTTO 70 each.
Wheat quiet; cash, ~ "a bid. December.
7s5-s bid; January, Ills bid; May, SIS
bid.
bid; May, I.2.
Oets nominate SO IA bid
81, LOUIS
81. LOUIS, Nov 2,.- Cattle--Receipts,
Nv: nosuppiy, consequently no market.
st 8 20 to3S5
Sheep Reeeipts. 5000; shipments, 100;
no market for ock of upply
~ ur ca y, hut unchanged
Wheat lower, with lisht trading, sold of
Searly, partially recovered, then declined
again and closed IL u "a be ow yes day;
No. 2 rcd cash, Sol4 10 05 q: November, 9i1s
t9e5, Decen baI rs ~ o 955s, closing osl-s;
January o. l-2to VIZ c osilg 975s; May,
LOS l-2 to US, closi 4 LOS.
Cora u shsde OF, with i'gnt trading; No
2mixed cash, 80 Ia November, 81 IL, j n
nary u la to 81 10, Closing 81 Id; May,
~ IT, 10 SOS, closing nominally at Ia
Oats lower and slow; mixed cash, 20 S.4to
y; May, 80 10
Cornmeal quiet at l.s0.
Wool unchsneed.
Whisky steady at lilo
PORK quiet; new, IN 00.
Lard lower for new, at sos
Dry salt meat anu bacon FAIR; job trads
ntpravious prices.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov 2i,-Corn qr.st gen
orally niy easier; cash, AK TO a; Novem-
ssn,ber tx to 4e%' CLOSEUP 'iS i to ~; yea.
Az 70 42ls, closed ! y to AZ
Pork.-W ak early but raj led and closed
stoady; cash, s ~ to sos; December closed
Sg5; January closed 90 to 9s2s
Lard cay; cash SIS; December, L
toel7I<;J nuory, 6.22s toe 20
Boxed meats stead, dry sailed shou deTs
s.so 70 49,: short rib,i 9Oio sou, short clear
The bowers journal reports. Cattle
Receipts, 1850; shipments, l,Wi; msr.e
itockers nd feed, rs 3 IS 20 81 cows, bull
and mixed, .sjto 3.7s; through exas cat
Tie st., ady Mt $50 36o. We torn ranger
noni, al; Gaiives aud half breeds, $40
40; cows 20. to32 y.
Hogs.Receipts, 800; active and lower a
sheep-Receipts, i,lCO; steady; natives
i:1S to&li; Tcxans, l15 10 2.s,; lambs, 81
NEW YORK.
NEW York, Nov. Flour dull an'
Wheat..Spot lots, 1-2 to x lower ant
dull; options dcclined u to ss, CLOSING
with tho Inside figures ruling weak; No.
red, pjs4 tn Z, elevator; No 2 red Deem
Der, oS9s to Q clio. Ing 9GlS January, VIZ =
n In 4 AZ -