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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
Suue4@sttsr.

Having sold nine tenIhS Of the Writing Machine
sold In the State, we claim Il clearly demonstrate
the superiority Of our machines, below we give
partial list Of custOmen ulinS them;
Daily lntelllgenGeI,
Daily Register
News Letter,
W. 7, Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney,
Joseph 4, PAUL., attorney,
Russell 4 suiel, attorneys.
q. O, sturgiSs, attorney, MoRRntoWu,
John A, Hutchinson, attorney, PRFkenbuTg.
Van Winkle 4 Amber. attorneys, PRTkgRbuTH,
LoomiS 4 1avenner, attorneys, PRTkenburH,
w, II, II Flick, U. S. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes U. s Commissioner
7. O, DellickeF Clerk q. 8, Court, pHFkeFsburG,
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court FRITmOnt,
Q, ". Clemens, CLERK Of Court, PaIkenburg,
y, o, HOge, Clerk OF Court Hinton.
\, T. Fast, CLERK OF Court MoFgAntoWn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
feAbody Insurance Company
Underwriters Insurance Company,
AldeFSon 4 Atkinson, Insurance Agency
EdW, W, DunaWay. city Receiver,
Vance, Hughes 90.
ZAruits Bros Brokers,
Junction Iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works,
LAughlin Iron Works
BCnWOOd Iron Works,
A. J, Sweeney 4 Son,
Hobbs, BrOCkunleF & Co,
For full particulars In regard 70 terms oSAle and
Z. L. ROSE d CO.,
AulA IS Twelfth Street,
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Their nuslne.s IlnnmInr.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival OF trade at logan 4 %. q
Drug Store as their giving away to their
customers Of 80 many free trial bottles oil
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. Their trade 10 simply enormous In
this very valuable article from the fact
that railways cures and never dlsappoints.
Coughs, ColdS, Asthma, Bronchitis, Crou p,
and oil throat and lung diseases qui Ckiy
cured. You can test It before buying by
getting a tidal bottle free, large size 81
Every bottle warranted.
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educational,
nj, Dc CHAAGAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

r,.,hIty.aluth gear OF this WelI'knoWp AcAd'
rnlyf the charge Of the Visitation Nuns
to ~, an the TN. AOndGy Of September next, aud
sasuapa ten lnUaIhs.
yrnlr, rec ,cd At any time in the toESion.
~ who dtslre to place Ihelr daughters In an
,-'.I,n,loa laordlng exceptional advantages ~
y. ",y Of beautiful and delightful location, e1'
~ MN, board, thorough discipline and instruction
I'M b,pdi Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
W., n female education, including the modern
l.S.,'grs aud music, should send lor catalogue
Il Ia phoOI, Address,
ni,sctiess Of theACadeaIy iths Visitation,
MT. Do CHAErAL,
,rosn,u Near TheelLnG. ". We.
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4rnstce sales.
T1RUsTEE's SALE.

TNRUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue OF Deed OF Trust to mo, made by
Alex. q EOET and LRylnlSC, EOl, his wife, and
dated the 7th day oil July, III the year 1852, and
recorded III the Clerk office Of the County Court
OF Ohio county, WUt Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust
Book No 10, page 81, will sell at pulllo auction
at The front door oil tho Court House Of Ohio
county. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de
SCrlbed property that Is 70 says certain piece OF
land lylnE on tho NEST aide OF Main street, aud In
The CIty OF Wheeling Rno designated IN tho general
plat Of said city, ~ lot No thIrty'lye S3j bdinR
The same pJOpo " conveyed by u. II, Eoif and
wife 10 SAID Alex Q EOi by decd, dated tho tist
day Of DerGmber, 1860, and recorded In Deed
Book No bi page H. In the Office VI the Clerk OF
he County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
Tho title Is believed TO DO perfect, but will con.
yey only such title as Is vested In me BY said deed
TERMS OF SALE: one.thIrd Of the purchase
money ia cash, md 10 much more ~ The purchaser
should elect u pay on the day Of sale, tho residue
III two equal insLGllmeniS In one aud Two yeArs
from day OF sale the purchaser to give his negOtl.
able notes iCr the deferred payments bearing IN.
tnst, TO be secured by o deed VI trust on tho
property. II, r. WlNuEKFkk, trustee,
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THE DAILY MARKETS..


New Y DIX, Nov. 1.-Money on cali
active at 5al6 per cent, closing OF $40.
Primo mercantile paper 4sh Sterling ex.
change dull but steady, 81 S0ls4S39.
bonds dull and State bonds dali and
steady.
Stocks were moderately active. The
feeling was almost universally In favor
Of higher priOeA and everything on list
showed an advance when the bidding up
Of money Ia the last hour caused Co1sid-
cradle selling and In some cases tho early
gains were loBt. The opening was strong,
end tho frat prices showed an advance
over closing figures OF Saturday ranging
from To percent. Market was noder.
ately active and firm and 10 con.
kInusd until the last hour when
there was FREQ selling and II closed
weak. Advances arc In majority this
evening and tue ST. Paul \ Duluth with
loss per cent, shows the only important
decline. Manhattan 10 up ~, New Eng.
land q, other advances are lor fractions
only. Sales, g8O9,o33 sh4rer.
AAilroAd bonds moderately active,
Sales q, 92Q. 900.
faHoleun OpDnHu blrOuR ~ WI, luWpou
10 6li, broke quickly 70 Qf remained
steady and closed al OO(, Sales l,2lO, OOu
barrels.
HroCK QuoTATloNs-CloBsd bid; 0 pei
cent hondS, 1905 United States Az, li0ai
United Gtalus new a., 1854 Pacific
I6l Of Us, I2Gi Adams Express
li4li; Alton 4 Ters HAuts a7l
do preferred, Sli American Express, llg!
| 2. q. II, d N, hji Canada Pacific, u
CAnsdA Southern, G4V Central PaOlhc,A7i
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, w do fret preferred
ISL Do seconds, III Chicago 4 Alton
i4A, do preferred, 1907 D. D. 40 1888
q 81 \. 4 Plitsbutgl ~ do preferred
33I q. 3. 4 o. Adj Cleveland. COL, II
! Delaware 4 Hudson, 1911 Del, Lack. ,
West, i49l Denver 4 Rlo GfGnde, 92A
Erie, % do preferred, ~ East Tenn
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l3l; do preferred, n; Fort Wayne,
lao; Harlem, go; Houston & Texas, "a
Illinois Central, 1874; Ind, B. & West,
81; Kansas & Texas, S8I Lake Erie i
Western, 81 Lake Shore, 95j; Louis
vile 4 Nashville, 5Ss; louisville, Now
Albany 4 Chicago, Co.; Memphis 4
Charleston, 4S, Michigan Central, 95I 7;
Min, q st. Louis, 90; do preferred, Az
Missouri Pacific, I'LL Mobile Ohio, 1871 ;
Morris 4 ESSEX, offered, l4O!i Nashville
4 Chattanooga, 72l; New jersey Central,
49s; Norfolk & W, preferred, II! !;
Northern Pacific, PSI; do preferred,
6Si; ChiGsgo 4 Northwestern, llSS; do
preferred, al; New York Central, ll3S;
Ohio 4 Mississippi, SOIL do preferred 50;
Ontario & Western, l94; Oregon R'y &
Navigation, l06; Oregon Trans. S4i /;
do Improvement Company, 30; Pacific
Mail, 81; Panama 9s; Peoria D. 4 L.
S2ti Plttsburgh, l5l; Pullman Palace,
Gar l44; Reading, SGT Rock lsland, l25! /;
st. Louis 4 San FTanOiBco S3f;
do preferred, 6st; do first preferred,
1861; O., NJ. & St. Paul, 94Si do preferred,
l2li; Texas L Pacific, 2lL; Union
Pacific, COL; United States Express, COZ;
W., st, l., 4 p, 10f; do preferred, $751;!
Wells Fargo Express. 1876; Western
Union. 794; Colorado Coal, 3S3; Home
stake, ut; Iron Silver, 9lOi Ontario, 24i
Quicksilver, 81 do preferred, %; sutro, II.
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RADIANT HOME STOVES.

The Nov "Art PA.lOtnV arc Just out aud arc
the most beautiful Stoves ever offered. They lave
oil the rood features Of tho old style Radiant
Homo BioVea, and arc beanll1ed until they NC
pretty "a picture They have no equal, eIIhcfln
beauty OF good heating qualities, and do ~ well
with Natural GAl ~ with Anthracite Coal, CONT
aud No ioi yourself, and you will buy 10 oth,t,
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nuellIen,s ArnltA saIrs.

The best BGlve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, ievei
sores, letter, cheppsd hands, ChllblAins
cofna, and oil akin erupliOnB, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. 1
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz, For Gale by Logan 4 %,
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GIre gntetigellerrs
onloel Nos. 20 and ~ FoaTisenla o,reoi.I
TO-DAY'S VOTING,


State ticket in the field, and have made
county aud Congressional nominations in
various parts oil the Stale, and similar
abatement applies to the NaGionRlists,
The tickets include offices from Lieuten-
ant Governor 10 Coroner, and the work Of
counting will be slow and tedious. The
campaign has not developed anything
approaching the political heat and excite
ment generally Witnessed during the
struggles in this State,
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A Governor IL ~ he elected In CAlifor-
MIA. The candidates areI John =. Swift,
Rep; Washington Bartlett, Dem, Joel
RutEell, Pro. /; +. D. Wigginton, American.
John =. Swift Is the only one Of the
four that Is making an active canvass Of
the State. There 10 no important queE.
ton at issue between the two DhISl par.
ties Republican and DemoCratic,) swifL's
campaign has been mainly confined 10 an
assertion that the Affairs 81 the State
would bs better administered by the Ito.
publican party than by the Democratic
one. The election oil Representatives. 10
the Legislature 10 the most important feat.
ure Of the cAIpppIgn, 90 the telult will de.
ternine whether fhe neEt United States
Senator from California will DO q Demo.
Graf or a Republican. Both parties will
put forth their Utmost strength 10 secure
the prize.
gIk Uongressmen will also be elected,
The contest IN each district Is being made
on purely party lines.
Irrigation will DO one OF the most I'm.
portaht questions for the consideration OIL
thB neEtLRglslatute, but II Il not being
made an issue Of Ia The election. All arC
AgiUed that 4 system oil Irrigation ID
necessary. The only question ~ DO de.
plded 10 the beat method Of acquiring, or
rather, creating guGh = sysleln,
Prohibition will DO fought on iIs own
merits.
The "Amstican" ticket, 90 lie nGmO i'm.
plies, HalutsIns that none but American
born Cltissns Ohall DO privileged u admin
lister the aLlAlFs oil tho State The FAilJ
In this Stats has but limited following
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Colorado.

The following tickets have boon put in
nomination:
Alya Adams, Dsm. W. II. Fishbsck, Pro.
Lieutenant Govslnor-N. II, Medium,
Rep H. D. Gillespie, DEM, John A, Ell.
''t ConS pG; G. synes, Rep; Myron
W. Reed, DEM; Joseph Murray, Pro.
The campaign In this State 10 waged be.
tween the Democrsticand Republican par.
ties. There Is a Prohibition ticket in the
field, but II will not have Gny important
influence on the result. On tho Rspubli.
can aide the fight Is made from u purely
party standpoint. The Democrats charge
great extravaganza on the part Of the Rs.
publican administration. There 10 great
deal Of dissatisfaction among the RSpubll
cans with their State ticket, and many en-
pfeps q determination to vote with the
Democrats, whose ticket Is composed Of
men Of very high character. Both pSrtief
are In favor Of the free coinage Of silver.
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Aewl Estate.
FOR SALE.


gACtcs Of land. RurcS Of which are suitable for
market gardening, 4 nile East OF TrldelphIa
Their IA on II I IOOuled tOuie, Stable, large
lOultiy House, Stone MIX House, ROOl SptinR
aud good Well, 100 bearing Fruit TteeI, 10 ktAnds
OIL GmpeS This property Waited at slOOOi Will
exchange for large tract Of Land Ol about tile
AnO vAluU
No lEa Twcnty.nInth ST. >
No, d Virginia 1t 3 rooms; half LOT OF Ground.
No. 90 North FrOntSt.
No. 2lt7 ROif At. 4 rOOnCd lrlck, Ground Is feet
iionL running back to alley.
No. ll2A and ll29 Eel St.; full lot, 20 lccL 'front.'
running back 10! feet.
No. us MGCulOch At.
tel,
Two do,ltable pieces OF Property on Charles ST.
WellAhurR, ", Va.
Many other Houses aud Farms.
Royou want to exchange your City Property Tor
nJyOu want to buy Farm
10 you want u sell Farm?
~: 10 you want to exchange your Farm iot City
Do you want to rent House?
10 you want IN buy 4 iloilSe7
70 you want personal attention given 10 tho Col
lection Of Rents.
D0yOu want Deed Of Trust, LeGiC. Declaration
iN Pension, Deposition III your claim for reu'
hon, Increase Of Pension, Charge oil DeACtllOn 70,
EOn aud all honor bic discharge Communication
q hAuohs while Il pll,Oner Of war, bounty, Ar
Nmo lay, VI any NOtArl4 business done.
IL ", call oil or address,
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The following are tho nominations in
AeSociata Justice-D. NJ, Valentine,
Rep W. NJ, WhitOlay, DeM,
doyetnor--JObn A. Martin, ROp, rhos.
Moonlight, Dem. ...
Lieutenant, Governor--A. p, Riddle,
Rep =. q. Isett, Dem, $500.
In the Filth Congressional District
John A. Anderson, The present congress
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The State tickets this year in Michigan
are:
Govsrnor-Cyrus G, Luce, Rep; Geo
l, Iapls, Dem, and G. B.; Samuel Dlckie
Lieutenant Govsrpor-Jamea H. Nc.
Donald, Rep; Solomon s. Garry, Dem,
and q, B.; CHARLES Mosher, Pro. =.
Five OF the present Congressional dele
cation have been rsnominatsd, two gem
tlemen who served in preceding Con-
crosses seek election and eight have Hsrv-
cd in the State Legislature, OF the thirty
candidates, therefore, fifteen have had
previous Legislative experience.
The tariff and finance have been the
main points under discussion, The
GreenbaCksr who heads the fusion ticket
Is an outspoken iree.trader, aud has paid
particular attention to that subject. ., G.
Luce, Republican nominee for Governor,
10 bead Of the State Grange, and capital
has been made, TO some extent, OF that
fact. The elsGtion OF a successor to Sena-
tor Copger will DO by the Legislature to
be elected this fall, and the question Is Of
considerable importance.
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-Eihr ulASGE, n, j,
Drir Sir--l h1yS used Dlly's puTB MAlk
NhssY lnl bIhj,i Firnilh fjF disJtifT5d
claim. feel NJ much hotter thIt ..itur taEing Z
iuw hlsu, alnuIt nav taking anything. | hliS
recommended ianln " 1tnurA, WIN hly1 I'm.
proved. u,,...-,,S.M LoSH,
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NH'hhfAbLh, WIS, u lNh D. lbhi,
Dear S.rs An happy tnsiy that y5pT Iutty's
JJEAAll IA II tao gfCAtust value TOR tho UaFuUt
dhpsaAtf EEn Buln troubled with indigas-
ton Tor abFhf tour yhlF5, and EfIor using 0Ln
h9lu3 I9nr lllllys Pure hlAIt Whiskny, MIA
ter, j. l. MEANY
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FIYEGIvH &yE., IS, ", wAsuIsaTnS. d. O.
have lnprIyul rapidly shri ttE.n; yJur
nuHy'a TAG Malt Wnnkryhnd DdlIJ . Formula,
Twas EipNl sHteiuF lruni indigus.ipn aud 49,
Itga palnt ~ NY chest and back, M! nav they
have almost entirely dalppnlWd ST. family
EI1 AlsI ttainF BATH AMI So driving mach ben.
~, have gnlucl u pulala IN inGr Wupga, IL
does not seem pu,.I,g, bat i is oil uding -
Daiy'a Purp Mill WhikrJ Tnnrn ,nIthing 70
SQgaIiL a. ID. DUHASNE, Photographer,
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Wisconsin,

Successors to all the State officers, nine
Congressman, Legislature that will
choose successor 10 Senator Philetus
Sawyer and county officers will bs elected.
The issue made by tho Republicans 10
that OF law and order, holding that uoyeF.
nor ]. NJ. Rusk should be reelected as an
Endorsement Of the course pursuedby him
last May In the suppression Of the labor
riots by means Of the State militia. The
Democratic platform seeka to make the
issues broadly national ones, sad declares
that 1t Is losa question oil law and order.
The peoples party doctrine Is the defeat
OF Governor RuSk because oil the shooting
at Bay View during the rioLB, and the Fro,
hibltIonists makean issue on the suppress
sion Of the liquor traiIiOand tho observance
oil Sunday laws. In tho Congressional
Contcnts the nain intereat attaches 10 the
Second District, where Richard Guenther
who resides in the adjoining Sixth Dis.
triCt, Is On independent candidate against
United States District Attorney A. X. De,
laney, who defeated General i. 8. Bragl
for the Democratic nomination.
The State tickets are;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M. Ruak, Rep.
Gilbert NJ. Woodward, Dem John NJ
DIN, FRO. John CoOhrane, Peoples.
Lieutenant Governor-Geo. W. Ryland
Rep; john D. Putnam, Dem. Charlei
Alexander, Pro. Geo. a. lloyd, Peoples
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geaaI notices.


r.vI. o,S md a'D.. f fSSHtS SsSfi
above entitled calpe on the lEt day Of December,
1855, the undo sgned appointed special commits
SOBer5 for the purpose will sell at public auction
Elst Erd Of the town 81 Fulton la said county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855,
commencing at lOOclock a m, the Bone mill,
aud the boiler aud engine, and all the machinery
and implements used on the premises o. said
Lewis OIGh. Also the household and kitchen iuInl.
tuIe and ether personal property belonging 70 said
OElh, except certain burn aud bollerS aud other
machinery bought BY said orth atAIale VI prop.
elty formerly belonging 10 Michael Herr, aud not
used about the business Of said Lewis Ortiz q con-
duG.ed by him,
TERASUESALR; Cash,
Alhn on aid
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minnesota,
The State tickets put in nomination are
as follows:

The State tickets put in nomination are
as follows:
Governor-A. R. MCGill, Rep; A. A,
Ames, Dem. j. r. Childs, Pro.
Lieutenant Governor-A. L. Rice
Rep,i John Frank, Dem, ], P. Parkham,
Pro. ,...
In Minnesota three State tickets have
bsen placed IN the feld-Rspublican,
Democratic and Prohibitionist, The Re.
publican platform demands high license,
recognition OF the rights OF labor, no con-
vlct labor competition, reduction OF the
tariff and the erection OF q soldiers home.
The Democratic platform iavos low Il.
Cense. The question Of low or high IL
Csnse has been tho principal point at is'
sne between the two parties. The Pro.
hibitionists have shown more determine.
ton aud activity than ever before in this
State, haVirg State, county and LeHisla.
tive tickets IN the field, backed by quite q
respectable campaign fund. The Demo-
cratic party Is also better organized and
more hopeful than, ever before. During
President Cleyeland's administration there
have been about 1 10 postmasteIs and other
Federal officers appointed In tho State
The Republican me ority In the last
Presidential campaign was 10000, and for
Governor in 1889 it was 1900. While it
is not at all likely that the Democrats can
carry the State, the lt,publicRn majority
will be very materially reduced, ths per.
sonal popularity Of DR.. Ames, present
Mayor oil Minneapolis, winning many ad.
her0nts. For Supreme Court Judges the
Democrats made no nominations, deCar.
Ing that the judiciary should be nou.par-
than, q view introduced by the Republic
CunbenIs. In joint conference the Farm.
er's Alliarcs and the Knights Of Labor
decided not to nominate State ticket,
though the Alliance has county tickets
and Legislative candidates III MANY coun,
ties. As between the two leading parties,
farmers and laboring men are about
equally divided. The platform Of the
alliance demands laws to prevent the
watering Of railroad sIoCk, the taxation Of
railroad lands now exempt, an income
tag, better laws regulating the carriage Of
grain, the erection OF elevators and the
handling OF wheat. Tho knights OF Labor
ask the abolition OF child labor, the same
wages for the same service, the abolition Of
convict labor and the establishment OF O
State Labor Bureau.
The Legislature, which meets January
!, 1857, will elect q successor to the pres
ent United States Senator. s. ]. Mcmillan
his term having expired. The candidates
for the position arei Ex-Governor Oush
| X. Davis, Senator Mcmillan (who aeekl
rs.election), W. D. Washbufn, II. b
I.augdon, William Window and Gordon
| i. Cole. OF 100 members Of the Lsgisla
ture likely tu bs slepted, eig4ty.asyer
have been instructed and pledged 10 votl
for DAVIS.
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Nebraska,

The principle interest in the election
centers Ia the election Of the Legislature,
which Is to elect q successor 10 Senator
Van Wyck. The dominant faction oil the
Republican party Is against Van WyCk,
and he Is engaged 10 organizing bolts
wherever he has sufficient strength. lie
has also appealed to the people at largo
for o popular vote on United States ssna'
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man from that district, who was defeated
Tor denomination IN the convention, "a
running Independent Tor congressman,
with an Endorsement by the GreenbRckers
and by mass convention Of the Labor
party, including all shades Of political
opinion.
The sutirO House Of Representatives "a
10 be chosen. There Is no unusual quea-
ton involved, The only contest will be
between Rspublicanism and Democracy.
In few districGs the third.party Prohibi,
tionists hsye made nominations,
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Strengthen yourself physically by using
Red Star Cough Cure, No OplattB, q
cents,
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BALTIMORE, MD., Nov. 1.-Wheat--
Western, 6rmer. No. winter red spot
9?t sS29c; November S2lc bid. December
81 ,S4tci January s59aS5Ic. COrp-West.
ern steady; western mixed spot, 44Sa45c;
December 443s45c; January 4jSd4Nc;
year 400 asked steamer Ar bid. Oats
Western white 33AS5c; do mixed 3la32lc.
ProvIsions-Rteady, with moderate 10.
qulry. Mess pork-Sll50 new. Lard
Refined 74C. Buttsr-Firm; creamery
23ASOc; western packed l3llS,. Eggs
Firm ut 9OA2lC. Ootfee-steady; Rio car.
goes ordinary to fair at l2ll9Ic.
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Tennessee,

Governor-Altred A, Taylor, ROp, Rob-
ert l., Taylor, Dem,
The peculiar interest in this race lies
in the fact that the candidates are broth
ers. R, l.. is 80 years Of age and A. A,
3S. No other State officers are elected
this year, The entire General Assembly
Ia to be elected az well as congressman,
An Independent Democrat is running in
the Fourth District the "Blair bill" being
the issue, the Independent iavoring II
and o protective tsrR-the regular Dem.
Grat opposing both. The election OF the
Democratic ticket lGoyernorl Ia conceded,
There Is some disatfscslon among the
Democrats, but not enough, It Is thought,
to endanger their ticket on the Blair bill
and tariff.
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Goyernor-John II. Thayer, Rep.
James B. North, Dem H. ". Hardy. Pro.
Lieutenant Governor - Hibbard IL
shedd, Rep @. ]. Bowlby, Dem. E. B.
Graham, Pro.