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| Fairly active and steady. Wheat-Cash
No. 2 spring735c; No. spring, 633a
66lc; do No. red, 73sa74c; November
73sa73lc, closing at 73lc; December 73Ia
a74sc, closed at 74lc; January 74la75e,
closing at 74ic; May slas1lc, closing at
s1i.- Corn-Cash No. 2 35sc; November
35a35sc, closed at 35lc; December 35sa
Soc, closing at 35sc; January 36a36sc,
closing at Sole; May 40sailc, closing ut
40jc. Oats--No. . cash 25ia26c; Novem-
Der 25sc; December cole; January 26tc;
May 3Ola3osc, closing at sol. Rye-Cash
No. 52c Barley-Cash No. 25ll &c.
Flax Seed-No. 1 9la9llc Timothy Seed
Cash prime Sl65a1 60. Mess Pork-Cash
So 5Oa9 90; November 81 45a9 57ll, closing
at 50 IS; December 50 45a9 GO, closing ut
So II; January SO OOalO Is, closing at
SO OBJ. Iard-CaSh s. %; November
S. 90a5 92l. closing at 81 80; December
S590a5 92t, closing ut S. 80; January
s. 81. Short ribs-Cash s. 50a5 IS; shout
derS s. l0a5.N Shert clear-Cash S. ga
90. Whisky-At 81 IL. Sugr-Un-
changed. Buuer-Steady, fair demand;
good to extra creamery 2Oa27c; dairy
choice to line lSa23c; packing stock sallc.
Eggs-At 1Sal9c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November l3-Fl0ur-
Steady but quiet. Wheat-No. 2 red
| November S2laS;,c; December S3iaS4c;
January S5!as54c; February sSlas7c.
! Corn-Spot shade tirmer; new steamer No.
mixed Ale: old do 44lai5c; new No.
high mixed track i5lc; futures dull;
| No. mixed November I5a45cf; Deem
Der 45ai5lc; January i5lai5ic; February
46ic Oats-Spot steady but quiet; rejected
white 32lc; Western No. white 3ia:}4fc;
No. . white 35lc; No. white track 36a
36lc: futures quiet, but steady; No. :
white November 34ia35tc; December 35sa
35ic; January 36a36tc; February Sofa
36ic. Butter-Firm for fresh goods;
creamery extra so; medium 2a25c;
Western dairy extras lSal9c; good to
choice l2ai5c. Eggs Firm, active;
Western fresh 25a26c.
Gin cinnati.
CINCINNATI. November l3.-Cotton--
Firm. Flour-Heavy. Wheat-Nominal,
No. > Red -. Receipts, I, 100; shipments,
1000 Corn-Fair demand; No. mixed,
36a36lc. Oats-Steady; No. , mixed, 2sa
2slc. Rye-Scarcc, firm; No. } 56c.
Pork--Quiet, S9.5O. Iad--Quiet, $500;
Bulk meats and Bacon. Steady and un-
changed. Whisky-Quicta at Si.l3. Butter,
sugar and checse-Quiet. Eggs-Firm at
| lie.
| Toledo,
TOLEDO, o.. November l3.-Wheat--
Dull but steady; cash 76t; December -;
January Isl; May ~. Corn-Active
and steady; cash Sc; May il!. Oats
Steady: cash 2slc. Glover Secd-Easier
cash 81 -.
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wHISKEY AND EXPOSURE.
The Last Spree of a Wealthy Kentuckian--
Found Dead.


LOUISVILLE, November 13.-James
Farris and his cousin, Nathan Farris, both
OF whom live on the Blue Lick river, came
to this city Thursday in wagon. They
visited various saloons and by night both
were intoxicated. They started about six
o'clock on their way home. When four
miles from the city rain began falling, and
they stopped before blacksmith shop kept
by Jacob Grier. James Farris got out and
ran into Grier's house, where he was put
TO bed and was soon asleep. Nathan was
too drunk to get out. He fell backward
from the seat into the wagon and lay there
exposed to rain and wind. Yesterday
morning James found Nathan lying face
downward, his clothing drenched and his
body cold and stiff. He had died from
heart disease, aggravated by exposure and
alcoholism. The dead man was wealthy.
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Years Teach More Than Books.

Among other valuable lessons impaired
nv this teacher is the fact that for very
long time DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" has been the prince of liver
eorrectiyes and blood purifiers, being the
household physician of the poor man, and
the able consulting physician to the rich
patient, and praised by all for its magniti-
cent service and efficacy in all diseases OF
a chronic nature, rs malarial poisoning,
ailments of the respiratory and digestive
systems, liver disease and in all cases where
the use of an alternative remedy is indicated
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early morning train at Montreal, and,
reaching this city at night, repaired to the
paternal mansion on Fifth avenue. He
wore heavy Canadian ulster and a soft
felt hat. The collar Of the coat was turn
ed up, and served to completely hide his
features. No one would have recognized
HMM that attire, and certainly none
suspected him. 1t was said that he actu-
ally hungered for q look at the old house
and the society of his family, and had
taken desperate chance. The next
night he returned to Canada.
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IN 4 BAD WAY
Dominion Finances Greatly Deteriorated
and Growing Worse.


OTTAWA, ONT, November 13.-The an
nual statement of the Minister of Finance
of the revenue and expenditures of the
Dominion for the fiscal year ending on
June Both last, which is published to-day,
shows deficit of $5,s00,0O0. The reve-
nue. during the year was only $33, 200, 900,
while the Government expended $3S, 00G,-
600. The treasury is nearly empty, and
the Minister of Finance will shortly he
forced to float a new loan to enable the
Government to meet current expenditures
Never were the finances of Canada in q
more deplOrable condition, and matters
are getting worse every day. The Minis
ter of Finance stated yesterday that he
had underestimate the revenue he would
receive from customs duties, rs shrinkage
in values had caused a large falling off in
the revenue coll ccted from that source.
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Tnnnerr and Dwelling Burned.

Special Tle9rm 10 the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBCRG, W. VA, November -.
r.. G. Shaus' Tanuery, i'll Newport, be-
low the Little Kanawha, opposite this
city, caught fire this morning between two
and three o'clock and was burned to the
ground. The entire stock OF leather, hides,
etc. was also lost. Loss on buildings,
stock, etc, $500, insured for $500. A
small frame dwelling owned by Hon. w.
n. Chancellor was also burned. Insured
in the .Etna Insurance Company. Cause
of fire unknown.
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Nh Trnth i'm the Story.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. B., November ID
An investigation in the matter has proven
that there is no truth in the rumor that
Cutting was collecting recruits for an In
yasion of Mexico, The foreman Of the
Democrat has letter from Cutting in
which the writer applies for position rs
eompositor, giving as reason his desire to
get away from FL Paso.
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Double Murder and Suicide.

DENVER, Col, November 13.-Infor-
nation of double murder and suicide
near Washable Needle, Northern Wyom-
ing, has Just been received here. Louis
Cornwall, in a vain attempt to produce a
perpetual motion machine, became insane,
ana stabbed his wife and daughter to
death. He then went out in the yard and
blew out his brains. His SOD, g years old,
WAS shared,
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The Original Letter.

RoNDoUT, y. Y, November 13.-The
original letter written by Benedict Arnold
to the American people in vindication OF
his character after the attempted betrayal
of his country into the hands of the Brit
ish, is now in the hands of the Kengston
Freeman. 1t was found in an old loft this
afternoon in Kingston, by c. p. Caster.
The letter is written in q free flowing
hand
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The Textile Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, November ia gen
eral feeling of uneasiness and dissatisfaC-
ton still exists among the Frankfort
textile workers. The talk of withdrawing
from the Knights of Labor and forming an
independent organization still continues,
but no active steps are being taken. A
few of the strikers at Messrs. Troth's mill
have returned to work, but most of the
men have secured work elsewhere.
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AN UNEXPECTED FIND.
4 Rich Vein of Copper Struck by Farmer
Digging For Water.

Digging For Water.
ROCHELLE, ILL, November l3.-COn-
siderable interest is awakened here over
the expected find of vein of copper ore
on Dr. X. 7. lanes farm. About three
years ago, when well was being sunk on
he farm, the wOrkmen ran into an alleged
vein OF copper. Specimens of the ore were
kept, hut nothing more was done in the
matter until about two weeks ago, when
DR.. Lane had a talk with miner named
James McHenry, who had been looking
for ore in the northumberland who point
ed out indications. Work was started on
the shaft and the copper stain and smoke
have been found on the sandstone at a
depth ofNh feet. McHenry estimates
that a vein of copper seventeen to nine
teen inches thick will be found.
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AProtest From Holmes.

ROSToN, November 13.-Dr. Wendall
Holmes mildly protests against the news
papers making him say in his Harvard
celebration poem that Emerson came from
the 'dirtieSt sectarian circle of his time. !"
What Dr. Holmes actually said was: ''The
daintiest sectarian circle. There were
other remarkable errors in the poem as
printed.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
A Lively Time Looked For When It
Assemblies

INDIANAPOLIS, November 13.-The ten
days allowed by law for the filing of no.
tees of contest after an election expired
yesterday, and the privilege has been eX-
erciscd to an unusual extent. The Legis-
lature elected on Tuesday, November ,,
rs shown on the face of the returns, will
stand on joint ballot, rs Democrats and
and "A Republicans, giving the Democrats
two majority. The Republicans will have
control of the House and the Democrats
the Senate. The coming contest hinges
on the election of United States Senator
to succeed Gen. Harrison, and both parties
will make
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money 41-:a, per achievements Dun
and Firm-Stocks Lower-Flour Fairly
Active and Steady-Wheat Lower.

Money 4I-:a1 per cent-Governents DUH
and Firm-Stocks Lower-Flour Fairly
Active and Steady-wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, November l3.-Money on cali
active at 4la1 per cent, closing >; prime
mercantile paper ia5c; sterling exchange
quiet but steady and unchanged.
GoVIRNMENTS-Dull and firm.
Threes
FourS Coupons. ;
tours anu-a nan 49, III
Pacific Skies OF
STATEs-Dull and firm.
RAILROADS - More active; sales
s., 81, 900; for the week Sl2, o., 600,
against $25, 500, 900 for the previous week.
SToCKs-The market was again ex-
tremely irregular, though prices in the
morning showed gains which i'll many
cases were lost in the afternoon. The
opening was irregular but the declines
from last evenings final prices were in 4
majority A half dozen of stocks monopo-
lied the interest in trade, the general list
being dull. Prices showed some weak
ness in the first minutes, but the
market soon rallied and advanced
steadily with few exceptions until after
1880. In the last hour heavy trading car
red prices back, and the market closed
rather weak. The final changes are irreg-
ular, but in the majority of eases for low
er figures. Manhattan is down Il, Chat
tanooga | J, Cameron Coal Is. Transac-
tons 80, 800 shares; for the week IL, 900
965, against LII, 05S for the previous
week.
Adams Express, l4O; American Express
1917; Canada Pacific; 69G Central Pacific,
An; Chesapeake and Ohio 10; dopreierred.
firsts lSl; doseconds L.; Chicago and AL
ton, las; do. preferred, 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 1899; Delaware and
Hudson, 1861; Del. Lacka and West, liOt
Denver and Rio Grande, 80 Erie Boz
do preferred 40; TT. Wayne, IA; Illinois
Central, l3il; Lake Shore, 96s; Michigan
Central 95t !; Minneapolis and st. Louis, 81 ;
do preferred, A.; Missouri Pacific, ll6.;
Northern Pacific, 29!; do preferred, Gis;
Chicago and Northwestern, ll9; do pre-
ferred, al; New York Central ll3t;
Oregon Transcontinental, BOT; Pacific
Mail, 5iI; Panama, 81; Peoria, ID. Il L.
32S; Pittsburg, llS ex-dividend; Pullman
Palace Car l43l; Reading, 36s; Rock
Island, l27; st. LOus and San Franisco,
35l 4; do preferred, Il do first preferred,
! lis; st. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota,
| ll9; st Paul and Omaha 52g; do preferred
ll3i; Texas Pacific, 2l.; Union Pacific,
GOT; United State Express, 81; Western
Union Telegraph 7Sl.
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Eight and a Half Inches.

BUFFALO, November 13.-Snow to the
depth of eight and one-half inches fell
here last night The highest velocity OF
the wind was 20 miles per hour. No dis
asters are reported at this end Of the lake,
but the water is the lowest in several years
and number of vessels are aground in
the harbOr. Railroad itrafc was some
what impeded this morning by the snow
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The Storm Mt Pouchkeepsie.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. e, November -
1t has been raining, showing and blowing
for the past "a hours. Considerable snow
has fallen, but it melted very rapidly.
Last night the wind tore down fences and
stripped trees. The Hudson is unusually
high. 1t is growing colder. All the
Western trains are delayed.
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Civ Feet deem.

GENEVA, N. Y, November 13.-The
heaviest snow storm ever experienced this
early in the season is now prevailing here.
The snow is twenty inches deep on level,
and in drifts from three to six feet deep.
Trains on all the roads centering here are
two hours late.
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Eight Inches I'm PendIeton

HARRISBURG, va, November 13.-
Parties coming from West Virginia to-day
report eight inches of snow in PendletOn
county in the Alleghanics and still fall
ing. The mercury stands at 30 and it
has been showing in flurries all day.
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TAYLOR Probably Defeated.

Special Telegram 10 tae Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November l3.-
Official returns from Clay and semi-Oficial
figures from Roane indicate Taylor, Demo
crat, is defeated in that Delegate District
by 23 ..r-
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IET1sOLEt NJ.
Jit,I.yiIIr.

T1rsvuLE, November -. Opened - f;
highest 1ic; lowest II !; closed AZ.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, PA, November Is. Pc
trnlcum-Activc excited and higher
opened at ~; highest "a, lowest ~
closed ~!
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A STUBBORN FIGHT
for the prize.

IUT TIC pTILt
The Democrats have filed notices of con-
test again four Republican members elect
of the House and against six of the nine
Senators elected by the Republicans. The
charges OH which these contests are based
include ineligibility on constitutional
grounds, bribery, corruption, etc.
The Republicans propose to contest the
seats of three Democratic members of the
House and one Senator. The Legislature
will assemble Thursday, January 9TH, and
an exciting time is considered certain.
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At WATERFOWL.

WATERFOWL, November 13.-There was
heavy snowfall last night, and snow is
still falling. 1t is over u feet deep.
Trains are more than an hour late on all
roads leading to the city.
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A Foot Deep In Ohio.

CLEVELAND, o., November l3.-North-
ern Ohio dispatches from various towns
within fifty miles of the lake report Sc
we're snow storm last night. In many
places snow fell to depth of a foot great
lY interfering with railroading.
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Going to England to Live,

CLEVELAND, November 13.-W. S.
Chamberlain, father of the famous beauty,
Jennie Chamberlain, has sold $500, 600
worth of real estate to Col. John Hay, aud
it is said that he intends going with his
family to reside permanently in England.
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Killed lBy a Helper.

Specia! TtIegrum to the Sunday Register.
PIEDMONT, W. NA.,-David McMlllen
was killed to-day by ahelper from a tram
coming down the grade, few miles above
here. while on the track.
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Liberals Lose Five Seats.

ST. JOHN, n. B., November 13.-At
the elections for members OF the Legisla-
tive Council of Prince Edward Island, the
Liberals carried 10 out of the Is seats.
They had majority of two or three in the
old Council.
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Dkl GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, November l3-The dis
tribution oi receipts in execution of orders
returned a large total Of sales, but the new
demand was unimportant, ~ usual to
Saturday. AGENTS announce the price Of
New York mills Camlct Jeans lie.
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Suits AraInlst The Coal Pool.

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-The
Telegraph says that Governor Pattison and
Attorney General Cassidy have decided to
bring suits against the coal pool corpora
tons ON the both Of November in the
Dauphin county common pleas at Harris,
hnrn
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At Auburn.

AUBURN, n. Y. November l3.-There
is over foot of snow on the ground here
and it is still showing.
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, November l3.--Cotion-
Firm. Futures closed firm November 9.06
December 900; January 9l-; February
9.2S; March o.3-; April Ito; May 9.5s
June g.G-: july g.7G: August 9.si.
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B., G.. & z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire At 9SS q. N. for Summerheld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellsire at 2.O6 p. nj. for woodsfeld and
SuQmerfeld
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. III for WOOdShcld.
Arrive at Bellaire geo a. m, 1850 p. IN. aud 4C5
D. N.
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Snow in New England.

Boston, November 13.-Dispatches
from various portions of New Hampshire
and Vermont indicate heavy fall of snow
last night and this morning.
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Leave the City at 500 a. M, and every hour to
900 y. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 300 a. m, and every
hour ~ 1000 y. M.
The Church Train will leave each terminus at
l2.lO p. IN. Z. HlRSCh,
SUPERINTENDENT
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Express Chicago and Cob.
Express Chicago and Coli.
Express Chicago and Coll.
GAINESVILLE AccOln................,
Cambridge Accom-, ......... ....,
BELLAIRE 4 81. GLARS
WILLIE ny.
ID a A naNNs
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HoRsFoRDps ACID PHOSPHATE.
Makes n Cooling Drink.

Into tumbler of ice water put tea
spoonful of Acid Phosphate; add sugar to
| the taste.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO. November 1.-THE markets
to-day were quiet and the general feeling
was one OF weakness Large receipts, big
stocks and clear, cool weather had q de-
pressing effect on values from the start
The closing prices Of wheat were tasc.
under those of yesterday. Corn closed tc.
lower Provisions were unsettled. Flour
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which is now attracting general attentions:
1.-The local boycotts," he said, advised
by the Assembly of the Knights of Labor
at the stock yards, or even by the other
Assemblies here and by the Trades Assem-
bly, have only local importance. COgniz-
ance of them is not taken by the Knights
of Labor as body. Under the constitu-
tion.sin order to declare boycott which
will at all effect the packers, the District
Assembly here must make up q case In
writing, forward it to POwderly and the
Executive Committee and have that body
pass on and endorse it. As Powderly is
opposed TO boycotts, except where Knights
of labor are openly made war on, and, as
the packers now take no such stand, 4
general boycott against any packer is alto
gether improbable The local bOvcotts
will have the effect simply to belittle these
organizations. A settlement Is bound to
come soon, and the men will most of them
be back mt work 1t was the indiScrimin-
ate use of the boycott weapon that espe-
cially aroused POwderly's ire few
months ago"
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TOLEDO, o.. November l3.-Wheat--
Dull but steady; cash 16t December -;
January Isl; May ~. Corn-Active
and steady; cash Sc; May ill. Oats
Steady; cash 2s!c. Clover Secd-Easier
cash 81 -.
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mbeelins &sister
Grarelers' Guide.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
-LAENrLANATGON OF REFERENCE MARKS: SDaily.
sunday excepted. monday excepted Wheel
ing Time:
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Active and Steady-Wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, November l3.-Money on cali
active at 4la1 per cent, closing 3; prime
mercantile paper +a5c; sterling exchange
quiet but steady and unchanged.
GoVERNMENTS-Dull and firm.