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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
NO MORE MEETINGS
To Be Held by the Nc Cornlick Strlkers--A
New Phase of the Trooble.

To Be Held by the Nc Cormick Strikers--A
New Phase of the Trooble.
CHICAGO, March 5.--The force of police
on duty at McCorpick's reaper. works was
greatly reduced this morning, about half
the uniformed otticers having been sent to
their beats. The ioFce In citizens clothes
has been nearly doubled and the street
corners fox blocks ore closely WATCHED.
ALTOGETHER there nre nov about one hrn
dred and fifty officers on duty OF whom
one hundred are in citizens clothes Al
eight o'clock this mornicg nearly seven
hundred men passed through tie big
gate" and it is estimated that over two
hIudrei crossed tie ice qrd entered the
factory from tie rea: Il is safe TO say
that by noon fully one thouasnd men were
ct work.
Last night q meeting WAS held at Work
ingmen's Hall. 1t was largely attended,
bit great part of the audience consisted
Of outside sympG;n;4ers WITH the strikers
Some OF those who were present were men
who were ct voFS in the factory yesterday
aud came in sssin tNis FlsrniSg aerelF
attending the nesting TO sss what vas go
I inc on G-.At dissatisfaction vas expires.
sed with the course pursued by nr. -
! Co-nick in refusing TO haze anything TO.
do With the COMMITTEES WHO pseSsnted the
resolutions yesterday afternoon. It was
decided not 10 hold any more meetings
but to turn the whole affair over to District
81, Knights OF Labor, which will pass on
it and then turn it over to the General As,
sembly.
Tha comnittee; which is allRsys in sei'
sion in q room on Blue Island avenue,
claims that ss soon IS the General Assem-
bly, acts on the affair it will be impossibls
to ship q single machine, ss the wsrchUeI
and engineers will refuse to haul car foE
the McCormieks' il ordered not TO DO &c
by the knights of Labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
A WonssrfaI Cure IN MIchirsp

hDhIhh, Hich., aug. Ia, 1883.
DEAR SrR:--I think it my duty 10 tell
you Of the greet cCTe effected by "Arouau-
no. / was recently troubled With Ever
complaint and dyspepsia, accom- panied
with great costivensss, pslpi:a,ion Of tbe
heart, nervous debility, female ,.ssgular-
itiss, 10 tact Il seemed ss though every or.
gan wa desarged. | had tried various
remedies aud drugs, and also prescriptions
Of coed physicians, but afforded ne no
relief, and was almost despsirsd Of re.
coTery when / vas recon nepdsd 70 Try
"Aronspns," which 1 did, and after tax
ing il seyersi times experienced sreat
benefit. In . short time was able 70 20
about where pleased without shor,ness Il
breath, which troubled me- nos; OF the
time. Irecomnend j; ss the finest medi
cine r.. liyes complaint that ever saw.
snd advise tie afflicted to give IL .siai
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Do Not TYins
With cold, thinking that Is viii pass Of IN
few days, bat secure at once o bottle Of
DuLsc's "ssl,s Bslsam," the Great CoueE
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Quick, ssfe and reliable @Sviss BslssmF
10 especially recommended for children, Q,
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ANorHER CHINESE OUTRAGE.

A Masked Mob Drive I25 Chinese Out
of Mount Tabor.
PORTLAND, ORE, March 5.-About B
o o'clock this mornlng rs Chinese, at work
ss wood choppers near Mt. Tabor, three
miles east Of here, were driven out by q
mob Of between 60 and 80 whites, most Of
them masked, aud marched them 10 tee
ferry, where they were conveyed to this
side. II was On exact repetition OF the
outrage committed last Surdey night ID
the outskirts Of Albine.
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Rns.inI % De R.qitieF.

MARrHsBURe, ". Va, March 5.--hon.
W s Hsnshaw, States A.t,rRey 70: this
county, died thus morning at lis O'S'ock.
The deceased is well keown Throughout
,be Safe and was delegate 10 the Demo
cratic Safe Convention Of 1884. He 'to0d
varv bigh in his profession eud TSa gener,
sIIy beloved. His demise wGs oecSsloneI
5y insapa.OFT rheumatism and typhoid
E,,a.
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NO ARBITRATION. A
Square Fight in Prospect at the Spring
field Works.

field Works.
SPRINGFIELD, o, March 5.-The com.
mittee representing the different Knights
of Labor organizations in the city, held q
meeting this forenoon for the purpose Of
organizing an Executive Board. To this
Board will be referred all questions bear
ing on the situation. The men understand
from the interview with Mr.. Whiteley pub.
-lshed yesterday, that arbitration is out of
the question, and while nothing is said, it
is very probable that a boycott will be
ordered The trains are watched for in
Gaming workmen, but few have arrived.
There is perfect ord,r and no indications
of violence; TIE council OF the men is
against it. No more men are out and ali
the shops in the city except the WhiteleY's
are in sympathy with the workmer.
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,Jnhn Coughs Mill.

WORCESTER, Mass, March 5.-John b.
Gongb's will leaves Ss0,GG0 in small sums
10 a large number of relatives, and slz,-
0OO each 10 halt O dozen chaEtaels So
oieties. Personal property and real estate
ones 10 the widow.
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A BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT
That Ends IN the Murder OF One of the
Contestants.

ConIestanISs
FAYErTEYILLE, W. Va, March 5.-One
OF the mos. brutal prize fights that ever
took place in this State was fought two
days ago id barn near here, and b:came
known only through the death of one Of
the contestants las. night. Frank McGon-
igle and James Sheady fought torty.three
(43) bloody rounds for purse Of $50.
The real animus of the fight, however, was
an old and bitter grudge growing out
of a quarrel about Ellen Mcnamara, a
beautiful girl who had toyed with
the affections of both. McGonigle and
Sheady were both miners. There were
bat ten men present beside the seconds,
who were John Howley and Peter Jones,
local sports. McGonigle throughout the
forty.three rounds had the best Of the fight.
In the first round Shesdy retired to his
corner with q broken nose, at the same
time splitting out piece of the little finger
of McGonigls's left hand. The men eyed
each other like devils, and in the fourth
round were covered with blood from head
to foot. One of the men who was
present says it was a most horrible exhibi-
ton of brutality. The flesh was
cut away from Shesdy's eyes and hung
in q mas on his cheeks. which his second
Gually cut off McGoniPle's rigb: ear was
torn almost completely OF by Sheadys
teeth, and his jaw was broken. Neither
man would give IN, although at the thirty
GfIh round the seconds urged them to stop
The furty.third and last round found
Shesdy in his corner lying face downward
and insensible, while McGoaigle, who had
kicked him there, hurriedly picked up his
clothing aud staggered out pact the sec
onds, the rest of the spectators having lett
horror stricken. The seconds carried
Sheady to his home TO die Neither of
them has been seen since Shesdys death,
aud the whereabouts Of McGonisle is also
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Chisr Pnundmaker liberated.

ToRoxro, March "a special to the
Globe, from Winnipeg, Man, says: Pound
maker aud eleven other b!sTss we're lioer-
atsd irou the peuitentiary st Stsng SoEa-
tain YESTERDAY. They viii 60 West to their
homes in charge of Rev. Father Laconoe
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oil tank EGplnsion.

PHILADELPHIA. March 5.--About one
o'clock this morning tank in the Pnils-
delphia Oil Worss, at Point Bre2ze'
exploded, scattering the burning contents
in an directions. Two men, Thomas hGr-
pSy and Thomas Armstrong, EeEs pady
burned. The flames vera confined 70 'ne
tank in which the explosion occurred.
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RIPPLgs FROM TAX RIVER.
kews cleaned Abont the Wharf and
from Our EXCHANGES

keWs cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The Telegram leaves for Clarington at
3 p m, sharp.
The marks last evening indicated 9 feet
l inch and falling.
The Diurusi ieasea 70, Parksrsbury this
Iorntag ct ii O. N.
The C. ". Bachelor leaves for Pitts.
burg this morning at an.
Tows mp yesterdsy-Bsrnsrd with tiss,
Alarm, Jim Brown, Veteras No. 3, VIM.
G. Horuer, II. f Pisrpoint, Resolute.
The IIcSis A. Sherley leaves for Cinein.
natl this afternoon at 3 o'clock, job q
Branusn in command, Das I.sey and
Cbss Reeves clsrss.
Tire steamer PriEeeas, which has been
laid up some time on account Of heavy
ice 10 The river, will resume her trips this
morning, As usual Capt Campbell ias
had her put 10 fret class condition.
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F.eur,,on T,ck., 40 the soutt,

Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack
souyills and all southern resorts are no .
On ssle st the Panhandle ofdce. Fos
tickets or full information call On or ed.
dress j. g.. Toniinson, Passenger Agen,
Psnhansls rogts. Wheeling, WA.
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r.lInaaa An the witness Box.

MoxrREAL March 6-During be tTsi
thi, moroing of John s. Dyde, iuUior pait-
ner of the f,m of Eckersdoff 4 Co, for
forgery, Colore e' Dyds, the father OF the
occnssd fell dead in the witness box.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

s.LvArrox On 10 the crates, cure On
earth for pain. Il sGo,ds insisn. relief snd
speedy cure 10 81 'u6erers from rbeums-
hsm, neuralgia. bssdschs. core thresi, pain
IN .as back. side and limbs. ean bruises,
&c. Price twenty-five cents b,,tle.
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READY 70 WALK OUT.
Railway Employees at sedalia Waiting for
the signal,

the signal.
SEDALIA, No, March 5-There is moth
ing talked Of among tie citizens of this
city but the impending strike Conflicting
rumors are abroad, but nothing definite
can be learned as to when il will come
Prominent men in lsSor organizations ex-
press themselves as confident that strike
viii be ordered soon, and thetit may come
at spy moment. The railroad company
has ordered slltrsight stopped going sou:h
sud ere evidently preparing for struggle.
At the shops al is quiet but the men say
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
SCOTS Esg+sras or PURE

Cod Liver OIL, With Hypophosphites
Almost a Specific FOR Consumption.
Tbs thousands of testimonials We hsys
received from sufferers gto ssve been
permanently cured By SCOTS Emulsicn
satisfies Us that i; viii cure consumption
10 its early stages. and alleviate il sos cure
in is latter slsse5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
UMfEo sTA,Es coUar.
The BusiEsss Transacted ~ YsstSrdsrs
Session.

The United Ssa.s Distric. Court trsns-
acted the following business yes..rdav:
United States against Francis Bsfess,
charged with asking sxoebiisn, p,broa
fees. Guilty in one count. and foe o, 800
and costs; not guilty ss so three othsr
counts.
The case Ct Thomas Barnes ct Al ~ A.
a. Fsspzhein, SET for yesterday, Win bs
heard today.
The care Of Eiuick & Co. w. John
Brucs. viii be heard teSay on argument
On demurrer.
Tss sase Of Dnus Ganp, indicted Tor .
violation Of the postal AvI viii slso b
heard to day.
United States District Attorney Flick
received . Telegram yesterday sitsfpooc,
announcing the suddea death ct his lsv
psrtpes. W. 8. Henshaw, Of Nsrtinsbure,
He left for that point hs. evening. Hoa:
John A. Hutchinson viii sct in bic ttssd
during his absence.
Court viii probably sdiocrs sc-sishs.
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Holland Acquitted.

New YORK, March 5.-James I. Hoi-
land. on trial for killing Tom Davis, the
confidence man, was acquitted to-day.
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foreign countries. But slT in all these Do.
sitions are far preferable to those 10 the
diplomatic service, when the net profits are
considered
Mr.. Belmont knowing the fleshy quail.
ties of the Consular position, and knowing
that the burdens OF making them so come
OF the American importers in the vsv of
fees for verifying invo' ces to be used in the
customs service, and only desires to limit
the fees to what the statutes provide, or in
ether words to 90 clearly define just how
much, and no more, fees an agent may col
lect upon one invoics that it will be impos.
siols to make an excess. He is charged,
however, with trying to make it uncom-
Portable for certain officers, notably at Lon
don and Paris, they having Annouced that
their expenses In the way Of entertaining
etc, were so heavy that they would resign
If their incomes were in suy way curtsiled.
HON. BEN. WILSON ILL.
Special 10 iGs RsgiI!sr.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Hon Ben. vii.
son has been quite i'll from cold and over
work-so much so that for tive weeks back
he hiss been unable to attend to his cor
This be regrets exceeding
ly. The statement is unnecessary, as
everyone knows that Col. Ben is ever
ready to aid promptly with either tongue
or pen to help West Yirginisns.
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL PASSED.
WASHINGTON, March 5-The E1ucs-
tionsl Bill was passed By the Senate this
evening BY vote of 80 toll. Tue only
who voted against it we're
Nessrs. Frye, Hale, ingalls, and Jones Of
Nevada.
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
The Appropriation Bill wai paSsel BY
H. uo,aa kh;s aca-,oop agker porsiSaro-
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ns Who WesIA Rs

the Queen Of Beauty must box 70 kx
testh, foe pretty mouth h fsdis,sssssA
70 female Icvslpes4 Brssi yoar tssGh
esrsfalIy With irsgnat S0Z0D0Hr scS
you vii b ehar9eA With u. rssslt fe 4
Z vithout eaus1 = dsatisiea
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The committee awarded suDdry cor
tron.s vbinh aro ds.aiisd elsavks-a

Reto;s sdjoprnips the interesting fact
wsa discovered that the sewers which drain
the water closets e. the Vigilsnt engine
house and The First ward school house
empty into the river above the water
works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
LAST NIGHTS COMMITTEE MEETINGS
The Gas Trustees Ask for SOC 800, and
Health for $3.50.

Health FOR $3.50.
The full Committee on Lights and ths
thee members Of the Board Of Gss TruS,
tees mat at the Office Of the Board last ev-
eping and went over the estimates Of the
probable needs Of the gas works for the
present fscal year. The Trustees stated
that, in the way Of improvements, they de-
sired an entire new set Of retorts, fencing
for the new gas holder, an extension of
the coal house west past the present black
smith shop, and the paving Of the yard and
Encouragement oil the Ger tracks tor iranS-
porting coal to the retorts. After a care
tal estimate tks Rosrd and committee
agreed on $92,6OO as the proper figure,
which sum will be duly reported TO Council.
The Committee on Health met IN the
office Of the Board Of Public Works,
Me,s;s. George b. Caldwell, Miller, Clator,
Robert Crawford, j. W. Schultze and Com.
erford being present The meeting. aside
from the preparation of an estimate for the
fiscal year, was an important one, the sub.
ject Of the disposition Of the night a2l and
garbage hs:Dg discussed ct Considerable
length. Finally the matter vac reie red
to a cub committee, consisting OF The act.
ing Health 0fficer-Dr. Baird-snd Messrs
Schultzs and Miller, for report at iuture
meeting. The matter Of granting Cha,le2
Loeffier permission to sl.aarteT on the
creek ban, around the bill, " was taken up
for the fourth or 6fth time, and The com
mit;ea agreed to recouwend Council TO
grant the pssnission, subject to sueh regu.
faioas and restrictions So the Health 0G
Ger may deem proper or necessary.
The committee then made up its esti-
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YIELDED TO THE BOYCOTT.

CHICAGO, March 5.--Tne difficulty be-
twesn the CizaSmakers' Dpi5n and Isaac
Goldsmith S Bros. has bee adjusted. On
March II, 1885, The men employed by
Goldsmith struck, but OF the end OF sixty
days the strike was declared oG and gen
sral boycott ordered. After fighting the
boycott for ten months the firm has foslly
yielded, and yesterday articles Of agree
ment were signed, in which The firm agrees
to employ none but members Of the Inter
national Union; to pay tie scale of prices
adopted by the Union Nay IS, l5G3; 10
cora pei all mis- employees to Join the Union,
and to force those OF their employees who
we're formerly members Of the Union, and
who we're fined for returning 10 work cur
ing the strike, 10 pay their 6usa By paying
10 per cent Of their wages weekl; TO the
sheo colits stor. Ihe Rru further sPrees 10
discharge opa II. CoLen un!efs he pays his
fine of $50 10 The Union at once. The
Union sgrees TO raise the boycott and no,
,ify all trades unions and assemblies Of
Knights OF Labor 10 that eject.
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THE MALLORY BOYCOTT.
An Order That Will Bring Matters to a
Crisis.

An Order That Will Bring Matters to q
Crisis.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 5. - The
meeting OF the Local Trades Assem- lies
adjource1 after midnight. 1t WAS deter
mined that the Mallory boycott should be
Immediately enforced against the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe and the Missouri
Pacific roads An order will at once be
issued that every Knight Of Labor working
on either of these lines must refuse to
handle freight consigned 20 or frcm the
Mallory Company. This will bring mat
ters 10 a crisis as the roads will be COM
PEELED 10 discharge the men who refuse to
handle the boycotted freight, and then q
general strike will probably follow.
HANGING IN THE BALANCE.
ST. LOUIS, March 5-The Executive
Committee OF FIVE knights Of Labor As.
sembly No. lOl, have been holding daily
meetings at Hotel Brown, in this city, for
some time past, but were not in session
there last night. j j. McGarry, Judge Ad-
vccste of the Assembly, hos been with the
Executive Committee at rearly all the
meetings. While all the proceedings were
held with closed doors, it is known, never
tkeless, that the threatened Gould system
strike vas the heme discussed. 1t was cur.
rently reported at late hour last night
that cipher message had been received
from Marsh0ll, Texas, directing the men
IN St. Louis to be prepared to turn out OF
8 moments notice, and the signal for the
extension of the strike 10 this end Of the
line was generally expected. When the
Grievance Committee adjourned last night
they were still waiting for orders and the
question continues 70 hang in the balance
FEDERAL AID TO BE REQUESTED.
DALLAS, TEX March 5.--The strike on
the Texas P cifc Railroad at this point
has thus far had no sppreciable effect on
business. The attempts made by the citi-
zeps' committee at Marshall, to effect a
settlement by arbitration have failed. The
three days allowed by Receivers Brown and
Sheldon Tor the strikers to resume work
expired yesterday, and the receivers have
prepared circular, which was issued to-
day, notifying the men who refused
to return 10 work that they are no
longer in the employ Of the company, and
warning the strikers not 10 coDgregste
about the station warehouse trying to in
timidate those who are willing TO work.
The circular says If the men psrsist in such
Intimidation the receivers will ask help
from the United States Courts.
A GENERAL BOYCOTT ORDER Issued.
DEsoro No. March "a general Or
der by the Executive Board Of the Knight,
OF Labor Of the Gould Southwest system
has been issued boyco,tiue oil Texas :
Pacific and New Orleans Il Pacific cars on
account Of the troubles at Fort Worth, and
the order has been put into effec! here.
No violence or intimidation is uaed, but as
the cars come in tie train men are re.
ques;ed not TO handle them further, the
request ia Immediately comp!lsd With and
they are side tracked.
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wherever they may he found incitisg
strikers and others to upset cars or other
wise obstructiDg the streets or assisting N
such work.
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An Irishmsn was asked for his marriage
certificate He alovly lifted bis hat. re-
vesling large scsv on The head, evidently
done by far iron. This evidence was to
the point. Our certificates are the praises
Of thoee who have experienced wonderful
cures BY the use OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

NEw YoRE, March The business
failures during tie past seven days as re-
ported to Z Dan & Co, number for the
United States 207, for Canada ~. total
2i6; against 2iS :or last week and 288 the
week previous Business troubles seem to
be on the increGss in Canada while in the
United States they are about up to the
average.
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There is no change in the sugar situa
ton and transportation is behind last year
Coffee is frner on account of higher
rates of exchange on Rio Janerio. Rice
is easier under the influence Of large sup
plies. Dairy products are lower in conse
quence OF poor export demand fol
cheese and fuller receipts in new milk but
ter. Spices are lower reuultiog from poor
distributive trade. Wheat is d! centi
higher on the week This is due to spec
ulaiive influences largely. as the expor
demand is no stranger. Indian corn, un
der better request, is three.iourtbs cents
lower than last week. Provisions have
been depressed aud lower, although slightly
higher at the close.
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The Appropriation Bill was passel by
the House this afternoon, alter consiiers-
Die debate, by q vo;e of 229 10 20.
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STATE OF TRADE.
Noted in Some Lines
of Trade.
EFFECT OF THE WESTERN RATE wAF
Heavy Shipments From San Francisco
General Industrial and Trade
Situation.

NEw YoRE. March Especial tele
grams to Bradstreets this week reveal
further improvement in some lines at cities
where gains have been noted within q few
weeks. This is more conspicuous at Chi
cago, Kansas City, Bostor, Philadelphis,
and in a small degree at Cincinnati. The
features are of the same character as those
previously noted. There is less evidence
of gain IN the volume Of sales at the
smaller Western cities. notably at
Memphis, Burlington and DesMoines.
The reverse is true at Indianapolis
and Norfolk. The cut in rates On the
trans. Continental lines is marked by a
heavy shipment of goods east from San
Francisco.
A special from Davenport, Iowa, reports
that California orarges have driven other
oranges out of that market and that re-
ceipts are increasing.
THE GENERAL INDUSTRIAL SITUATION
is rather better. Strikes at the Amoskesg
mills aud at McCormick's reaper works
are failures, and work is likely to be re.
sumed soon at both. The street car
strikes in New York are ended and the re-
naming difficulties will be arbitrated.
There is rather less confidence at several
western pig iron centres that prices are
likely to be advanced in the near future,
inasmuch as any higher figure
will encourage idle furnaces to
blow in. Production at present is
about equal TO consumption. Some Ly nch-
burg, Va. pig iron has been stored at New
York. Merchant bar iron is dull. An.
thracite coal is s,ill weak and low in price,
although therere is better prospect for
comparatively early arrangement as TO
mining during 1886 than has vet existed
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE
is on the whcle slightly better, principally
at Boston and Chicago. At the former
city the higher wages paid mill hands has
resulted in advanced quotations for some
grades of brown and blesched sheeting.
Print cloths are oa l per cent with one re-
port that last weeks figures have been re.
fused. At Chicago there is frmer de.
msnd for spring fabrics. Fisnnels and
woolens have advanced. Wool is quiet
with prices somewhat in buyers favor.
GROCERIES ETC.