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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-22
CABELL COUNTY RAIDS
Hold q Convention and are Address
by GofT.

Hold n Convention and are Addresses
by GoR.
Special Tkoraa 10 DN Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, October ~
Gen. Gofi spoke here tonight to 2 res
pecsable number of peop,e. Extraordinary
efforts had been made by the local RspuD-
licans to drum up crowd and make TINS
the greatest demonstration Of the CAM
paign. Gen. Golf prefaced his discussion
of the tariff question with the deliberate
assertion that the Democratic plat
form ignored the principe OF pro'ectlon
and upon this premises proceeded TO argue
that the election Of Cleveland wou!d To
suit in closing the American msnufaetar,
ING establishments. Bis speech aboundea
in catchy prssss to scare the people, but
he stsdiously avoided direct and stra,gnt
forward d s:ussion of the issues Joined De-
tween the two parties. He clsimed the
support of the people upon the grouncs
that he had been lifelong and cons s'en,
Republican and had fought under General
Grant He urged the people to vote for
Harrison, for c. B. Smith, and especially
for the Republican candidate for the Legs,
lature. He dwelt upon the Importance Oh
county organization. 49,.
The Republican held convention this
afternoon and placed Jackson Smith, OF
Wayne county, upon tae ticket for state
Senator from Sixth district.
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In THE SENATE.
The FiftIeth Session Expires Without q
Struggle.

The Fiftieth Session Expires Without
Struggle.
WASHINGTON, Oct ,ber 2O.-Only seven
senators lad the ber eft of the final prayer
this session Of the chaplain, Rev. ]. G..
Butler, namely, the presiding officer,
(Mr. Ingalls, and Messre. Allison, CocSrell,
Mitchell, Paddock, Salisbury and Teller
During and Immediately after the read
nc OF the Journal, the S:nate was rein
forced by the psseuce of Meesrs. Black
harp, Reagan and Sawye-.
Ga moi N of Mr.. Allison, committee
of two Senators was appointed (Messrs.
Allison and SALISBURY to JON like com
m es en- the part of the House, to wait
upon the President and inform him that
Congress having finished lis busilesF, "
WIS ready to close the present session by
adjournment at o'clock to-dsy.
At twenty minutes to one Mr.. Allison,
OF the COMMITTEES to wait on the President,
reported that the COMMITTEES had Perform
ed that duty and had besn Informed by
the President that he Had no father
communication to offer" A resolution
rendering the thanks Of the Senate to Mr..
Iugalls, "for the uniformly able, courteous
and impartial manner in which he had
presided" was offered by Mr.. Saulsbury,
and adopted unanimously.
President ingalls, then made brief ad
dress snd declared the Senate adjourned.
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toyERSMENTs-Dull and steady.
SrArEs-Dull and s.eaiy.


RAILRoADs-Dull; sales $5s3, 600.
SrcCKs-The stock market to-day was
less active and not 10 feyersh as Yesterday.
The opening fgurs were generally f'om
To 1 Der cent. above last nights PRO s, and
Big Four ard Union Patidc advanced
about a point each in the first -Four. The
.st of the list fol'oxe}, but sfter one
o'clock the bears made their attack which
tai q fractional effect only. 1hre WA no
further feature to tie trading and the
market closed active and stTorg ct but
,hade Of from the best figures. The en-.
ii G active list is higher, With Rcchtttsrard
West Point %, Big FOnr q, Neithern
Pacific pre'errsd Il. Sa!es 1900 shares.
Ouctatiors osed bid AZ foilowa:
Adams Express lag; American Exprss
11O3; Canals Pacific, SIT; Central Pacific
36I; Chesapeake and OHIO 20; preferred do
firsts ia; do seconda Is; Chicago and AL.
ton 1877; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
III: Delaware and Hudson. 1875; Della
ware. Lsckawanna and Western 14ts;
Denver and Rio Grsnde, l9l; Erie, got;
do preferred, e5l; Fl. Wayne, $50; Iii
nois Central l16; Lake Shore, 1921; Michi-
gan Central, SEA Minneapolis and 81. Louis.
81; do preferred, 14s; Missouri Pacific,
76s; Northern Pacific, 26i do preferred,
G2i; Chicago and Northwestern 1l2i; do
preferred, 143; New York Central, LOST;
Oregon Trarscontinental. 30s Pacific Mail,
36a; Peoria, D. & E., ~; pitShurg. 1855,
Pullman Palace Car, 40; Reading, 50;
Rock Island. 1913; st. Louis and san
Francisco, 3Cs; do preferred, esl; first
preferred, 1l2; st. Paul, Minneapolis aud
Manitoba, 1G2; a.. Paul and Omaha, 39t {;
10 preferred 10G!; Texas Paaihc, 24s;
Union Pacific, est United States E1-
orssp, ~; Western Union, S5f.
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&sditinsl.
Choking Catarrh.

usvs you awakened nom disturbed sleep
-,,b Al, the horrible sensations OF an assassin
c,r,ehingycur ihrcs; and pressing the hfe-Sreath
s.o,, vonr tightersd ehesi2 Have you noticed
,haIs,guor and debility that succeed the effort
- clear your throst aad head Of this catarrhal
-,s,,s,s What a depressing influence il exerts
npou the mind, cloud4ng tse memory and an
u W. ,he head with pains and strange noiseI How
US IA IA 10 rid the nasal passages throat and
lH !., s,liotei WITH ca'Rrrh How difficult 70 pro
~ th system against its further progress To-
tSS S ths Lungs, liver and Kidneys all physi-
",acS viii admit Il II terrible disease, and
cries our FOR relief and cure
TSs Tsmsrkable curative powers, when all
o,,eS rtmed;es utterly fail Of SanfOrds Radical
- sre sttested bv thousands who gratefully
sIp rn,syi il % fellow-SuIerers No statement
a. r,sGs rsSsrliuS IL that cannot &c SuoStspti-
s,S5 by NE mo reSpS cable and reliable refer
elCeS - 49,, t,.,,, - 49, p.as..,
60 one box o. Catarrhal Solvent, and an I'm
,s,ysl IphNlpr with IeatiNe and directions, and
y S'iI by mn truSg;StS for S.Co
pnrrEE DSCG K CHEMICAL Co, RosroS.
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PRAISE GOD
FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW,
Sung by the Press When Congress
Adjourns.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October ~
When the House met this morning at II
o'clock, on the last day Of the most pro-
tra.t:d session in the ANIMAL, OF Congress,
in addition to the Speaker there was fifteen
members in attendance. In the galleries
there ere not more than one hundred
persons to witness the closing scene.
In his opening prayer, the chaplain re-
turned thanks for he msny mercies vouch-
safed to the members during the session,
and invoked the Divine blessing upon the
Speaker, the officers and mem bars OF the
House, aud the members Of the press,
whose duty it has baen to report the pro-
ceeiings OF Congress. ,.
On motion of Mr.. E. B. Taylo-. Of Ohio,
Joint retoiutipn was pssssd authorizing
the exhibit msds by the Government at
the Centennial ESp:s ton at CINCINNATI 70
remain at the Exposition until NoreubeT
Is. In accordance with reto'ulon
s6outsd, en- motion of Mr. McMillin, Ct
Tennes see, the Speaker appointed Messrs.
McMillin, CT Tennessee, Clements, OF
Georgia. and Ryan, OF Kansas, as cam
mitt!e on the pert of the House to wait
upon the President aud inform him that
Cnpgrss 81 is ready to adjourn, if he has no
further Communication to make. Aiecess
was thea taken until 1870
After TIE Ie.ess, Mr.. Mcmillan, chair
man of the committee appointed to wait
upon the president reported that tEeir
duty had been performed and that the
presideCt had stated that he had no
furthsr Communication to make to con-
gress. A further recess was taken until
seven miuuies before one. After the
second recess (Mr. Mcmillan Of Tennessee
in the chair, Mr.. Ryan of Kansas, offered,
and the touse unanimously adopted the
following resolution:
That the thanks ofthe House are herr by
ter dared to TIE Eol. John G Carlisle, the
Speaker, fo- the ciu-tesy, ability and fair
ne.s with which he has presided over the
deliberations of the first session OF the
Fiftitth Congress.
Speaker Carlisle bsv:ng resumed the
chair, Mr.. Hopkins, Of New York, offered,
and the House sd)ptsd o resolution ten
derjng the thsDks Of the House t, its Off
cars for the cur teous msnner in wblco
they have discharged their duties. As the
hand Of the dick points to the hour Of
or Q, the Speaker subtitle hour Of one
o'clock having arrived, Irox de' lare the
House a6iruraed sine die" -,
TIE announcement was received with
applause, and the c,rrespord snts in the
Press gallery tv,ncsd thsir Thankful ness
by Oh lnting tie Doxology.
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THE MINORITY REPORT.
Eugene Hals's Nosing Committee Thor
oughly Ventilated.

Eugene Hals's Nosiog Committee Thor
oughly Ventilated.
WASHINGTON, Ortoter 20.-Iu respect
to removals, the New York custom house,
for Political reasons, the minority ssys,
conclusive proof is given in the testimony
not only If Democrats, but Of Republic
cans, that no removal was ever maze for
sDy politicsl consideration Whatever, and
that in every instance where q removal
wss made, charges were filsd and sustained
against the man removed.
Of the Indiana icquiry the reptrs says
the testimony cannot properly he 90
named, as tie aim of the committee was
satisfied by calling but two persons, who
cannot be styled witnesses, ass the p'o-
duction of certsin essays based op news
psptr reports. That such matter should
b, accepted as tie basis of grave chsrees
against tie president and ether pc bic
off, ials 10 the scandal of our government.
is the most glaring exhibition of that
bliEd and reek ess psrtissr ship which The
committee ossensihly ooademn. Neither
W. F. Fou'ke. nor s B. Swift. the persons
retired to IS "witnesses" spoke from per.
sooal knowledge"
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Pensions for West virginianf.


Special telegram 10 ne Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, October 20.-Pensions
have been granted to West Virginiars as
follows:
Original Invalid-Henr7 Daveault, Red
mond; James II. Fletcher, Terra Alta.
John w. Garrison, Wick; Absl E. Miller.
Browns Mills; Charles Parson', Douglass;
Achilles McGlpnis, Dry Greek; Richard
George, Charleston; Peter H. GIeenwalt
Long Reach; C,lVin J. Eckstd, Beach
Hill; George T. Rice, Tiadelphia; Abram
Brysop, MeundsV,l'e; George L. Area brits,
Pencil; Chss. w. Green, Kuawls Creek
John J. Robinson, Eadicott; Mark Hop
kins, Sherrard; John N. Wilson, Jacks
Run.
Re-isua-Ctlsin Vance, Spencer; James
Q. Simpst n, PArkersburg.
Original IDvalid-Wm. Dye, Richie @.
H.; John s. D,tsop. Toll Gate. Increase
John Holt, Wheeling; VIM. L. Conner
Moundsvills; joseph HARTLEY, Richie G.
H.; Oliver P. Roberts, Point Pleasant.
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PARNELL,s FXPENsEs.
Tho American Fund Swelling GrandIy

The American Fund Swelling Grandly.
CHICAGO, October 2O.-A dispatch from
Detroit, Mich, says: Rev. DR.. Chas.
O,Rsilly states that the PArnell defense
fund, If which he is the American treas
urer, is progressing finely, and will. in all
probability, be enough to meet all the re-
anirements for which it is raised. up to
the pnseat time" said the Doctor, II
have received several thoussrd dollars
from different sources. The movement is
scarcely begun, and there are contidtr.
abe number of contributions which Ge
not here yet The Canadians are out
doing the Americans in this mster."
"What will such litigation a. the suit
between Paruell snd the Times cost ?" was
asked. "Ths expense that Mr.. Parnell
will be subjected to vi | be 500. 0OOl that
10 the lowest amount upon IN estimste
carefully calculated, replied Dr.. Orally,
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Murdered by q stage-struck Wife.

CHICAGO, October 2O.-A dispatch from
Carton, Iowa, says: The grand jury Of
Wright county has returned an indictment
again.t MS. Bertha Diggle, for the muir
der of her husband, George Digg'e, on
May Oath. Mrs. Digpls wss playing wi b
q dramatic company at tie time Of the al
legged murder. Her husband was very
much avs 80 TO hsr continuingon the stage
and came here 10 urge her 10 return home.
After much persuasion she consented 10
Quit the stsg,, hu. little later recaptd.
II is asserted that they quarreled over tie
matter and that ste scmiri:te' Ell nor
ptina 10 her husband in glass OF beer.
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The Singers are Gone.

NKw YORK, October 2o.-An evening
paper ssys: When queried BY . reporter
to-day Director stsa,na, Of Detroit, 3D.
mitted that Breu'fes, Richardson, Ben.
nett, Gar Gel and White of his club had
been sold to tie Batln base ball club for
$50, 09O, and that tie players would be
signed soon tftr the 20th. About tie
future If his franchise he ooald not spesk
with any ce,t.inty, but said Cleveland
might get it
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A Notad Turiman Retires,

CHICAGO, October 2O.-A dispatch from
Lexington, KY, ssys: John 8. Campbell,
the well-xnown trainer, has purchase
Robert Swigsrt's entire rsci5g establish
ment. The terms Of the sale are private
The hones thus disro:ed Of are the fOur-
year. old, InsOleuct; two yearling, Can Can
by Glsnely, dam Lspols, dam Of Los An
g lea, and Minnie H., by Prince CHARLES,
dam La Esu erald, By Glenslg, and the
well.kpown two-yesr Odds, Csssius, La
mont, Duchess, Msy, Brown Princess and
Reecho. The sale signifies the retiremeat
Of SHigert from the turf.
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His Eyes ara Oman

NEW CASTLE, PA, October 20.-Adam
Robinson, nsturalizsd Englishmap, st.
tended the Democratic Club meeting In
this city tonight, and said that be had
always been Republican, and from this
tine On be wanted to BE- recognized as 0
voter Of the Democratic ticket. Mr.. Rob
i1sou is Chief Of Police Of West New Cas-
tie sni viii draw large number of Eng
lishmeu over to his way Of thinking. He
is the most prom iaent flcpper If this sec
tion of the country,
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wilson's Effective Speech.

Special 7af0Tom 70 ne Sunddt hevsSH.
CHARLESTON, O:toter 20.-The Opera
House was packed tonight with people to
hear Gov. E. W. Wilson speak. he spoke
an hour aud half and made clear to all
the tsriff question. There were o num-
bar of Republicans and negroes PRESENT
who paid the cloeest attention 10 what tie
Governor said. The speech wss a strong
one and has done good among the doubt
fnl
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VEN Kpovn Rivsr Mar Drowned.

CIScIxSAII, October @-Cspt. George
Mccoy. proprietor Of the Fifth street ferry
was drowned to-day wti!e attempting to
save q stefr that had fallen from bis boat
into the wst,r, The .p.ain va an expert
swimmer sni has saved msuy persons
from drowning bot he was inpeded oy hi.
heavy cIothe s and drifted under some coal
bsress. He 10 Q son Of Csps W. c. Mccoy,
we'll known 10 all river men,
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LIVE STOCK.


CHIoAeo, October 90. -Oattie-Rscstyts
3 900 hsad, shipments 500 head; marie.
slow and steady; tesves S. 25a5 IS; stsss>
s. 20a5 10; stockers and feeder Sc O0a3 40;
Texas cattle 81 75,S %; westera iacge1
81 5Oa4 25.
Hoss-Rscsips IS 600 head; shipments
3. 500 head; market stronger; miIcis5 10
a5 20; heavy S Seas 80; light S. S5
IS 20; skips S. 75A5 25
Shssp-Reoeipts 5000 te,d; shirments
800; market stesdy; natives - s0i4 90;
western s. 00s3 IS; Texans 81 2Sa3 IS;
lambs s. 75a5 90.
EAss Liberty.
EAST LIBKRrY, October 2o.--Catile--
Receipts ~ head; shipments 79s bead;
nothing doing, ell through c,nsiguments.
Ho@-Rsce,pts $500 head; shipmests
1900 bad; market Glow; Philadelphia
IS 75s5 IS; mixed IS 61a5 65; Workers
s. 55s5 so; common 70 fair IS 25s5 IS;
pigs s. 5OA5 %
shtep-Receipts !, 600 head; sbipmsnts
1000 head; market FLOW at unchanged
prices.
CINCINNATI, O., October 20-Hoss-
STEADY; common and light 81 ISIS 10;
PACKING and butchers IS O0.5 IS; re-
oeipts 100 bead; shipments 200 head.
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6laine,a Great Day.

CHICAGO, October 2o.-ons Of the nsst
notable Republican demonstrations in the
cimpa:gu ef 1888, occurred in Chicago to-
night. Mr.. Blaine was the central figure.
The occasion was bis fret pablie appta'-
sucs since tie National Convention foor
wears sce. Mr.. Blaine reviewed a great
procession, and afterwards sddrsssd the
sndie,f briefly
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LEFT 1T OPEN.

Whose Duty wss It to Close the Fatal
Switch.
WASHINGTON, PA, October 20.-Near-
" all the victims Of yesterdays wreck
have b. en- removed 10 their homes, and in
consequence everything is quiet. At the
inquest held today, Edward Boone a
brakeman on the gravel train testified to
having left the switch oIe1 but clained
that it was not his duty to close II, tfat 1t
vas the duty Of the brakeman on the rear
of the train. The inquest then adjourned
until next Wednesday.
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Big Money at Odds on Cleveland.

New YORK, October 20.-Jim McCor-
mick, the we'll known turf man end
speculator, says he will bet $4,000, $40
600, $50, 900, $50, 600 or $4,000 at odds
cf ST 900 to $500 on Ceyeland's election.
He is mskiog his betting headquarters at
the st. James. He declares that he
backed Colonel Swords ont tf the game
and ia willing to do it again.
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nRta Australia.

CHICAGO, o. tohes 20.-rns Chicago s1a
All-AuesieAn base ball teams played o
pame here this altsrnoon and left tonight
Tor st Paul and Minneapolis. They will
play seysrsl games en- routs to San frar-
tiss whence they viii sail for Austslis.
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The Sioux Reject IL.

WASHINGTON, October 2a-sscretary
Villas aid to-day that the Sioux chiefs lad
formally rotified him that they had re-
jettsd, by large majority, tie p'cposi-
tioss made by ERE President through t,e
Secretary st wedssedsJ.
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Betting That Iowa viii Go Democratic.
r

Betting That Iowa Will 90 Democroucs
WABASH, IND October 20.-Mr. Isaac
Newburger, of Chicago, q prominent Post
Office Inspector, YVES in the city tonight
in pursuance CT his official duties. Mr..
New burger states that he has just BEEN
over twenty-five counties in Iowa, and he
is thoroughly convinced that Iowa will
cast her Electoral vote for Cleveland and
Thurman. The issue In Iowa i, tariff
reform. Mr.. Newburger states that he is
laughed at by Democrats in this State for
claiming Iowa, but he Is ready to hack up
his faith with cold cash. He recently
made heavy waser with odds of $50 TO
500 that Iowa will this yesr BIS added to
the Democratic oolump, and tonight he
made similar bet with gentleman here.
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Speeol Tssegran % tAf Sunday Regiser.
MARTISsBURG, October 20.-Ssna,o:
Faulkner, who has been announced to
fRsak 4: various points throughout the
Site. osing u threat tooble has been
Of liz ell TO cancel the engagements. DR..
CLIFTON MesherIy, his physic:ao, positive
II FL, bids him In sr-Ah
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A Fortune on Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, D. G., October 20.-Wm.
Dickson, the District menbsr Of the
National Committee, has been authorized
by a firm Of New York book-makers to
make any bet up to S25. 900 on the general
result, the btok-mpkers taking the Cleve.
land end Of the ticket. The money will
also be available sgainst bets that New
York will 20 Republican.
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ALiyery Stable on the Result.

ST. PAUL, Miun,, October 2o.-Dap
Harkins and Jay Barnes, propristors of q
livery stable here, have each bet their half
of the business on the presidential cleo
ton, one bsing Democrat and tie other
a Republican. The papers have been
drawn up for the transfer Of the property
to the winner and been placed in the hands
of LAWYER,
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p.,,,v,. IN Cle,eland and 4 form,

LAPoRrE, Ind, October Colon An-
drew Anderson, Of S,uth Bend, addressed
. large aodisnse here tonight Mr..
Anderson is an old-tjms Republican, but
be has forsaksn that psity for the reason
that he Is opposed to mopopcl .ss and y IL
hearty sympathy with President CieSe-
:, -d's bold stand on the taIif question.
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Cleveland Money Goes Begging.

IRoNToN, Ohio, O,tober 20.-Bettine
tere is very light, few small bets havirg
been made on the general results, neither
side giving or asking odds. Dennis
Massie, proprietor of tie Massie House,
wants bets on Clevslany's election In
amounts from $25 up to $500, but as yet
he can And no tax era.
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Harrison Takes In the Drummers.

ISDIAsAPoLIs, 0stcb.r 20.--This wss
"drummers' day" in General Hsrrison's
csleodar of engagements. TIE weather
was wintry, the mercury recording 40 de.
qrees. 1t Is estimated that between 2. 800
and 1900 commercial travellers, including
the home org .n:zstions, participated In the
davis demonstration. Gepersl Harrison's
address was on the subject Of the tariff,
aud wss listened to throughout With great
attention, and at its couclusion General
Harrison stepped down from the stsgs and
shook hands v in large humber.
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yIolstss Pension LAWS.

PAKxEssBUss, W. Va, October %
casrell E. Brady, Of French Creek, Up
shur county, WA arrested Yesterday BY In
spfctor Rooms for violating the rsnsicn
Laws. brady was releafed on 81 600 bood:
Other proniaent citizsns ara implicated
AID viii be arrested,
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PHCHULEUA.
New YORK.

NEW YORK, Ostober 20.-Petroleum--
Opened weak at s5sc, below las. nights
close, and after Q slight advance In tho
early trading gave say on reresed Equi-
ds,ion and declined 70 s3lc, supporting
orders then rallied tie ma kes and il closci
arm Ut s5.. Consolidated Exchange oprr-
ing at s5ic; highest, s5sc; lowest, s3ie;
closing s5c; sales 3. l52. 900 bsrels.
Oh Citv.
on CITY, Octobsr 2l.-Petroleum-
Opened ct s5lc; closed At CSC; highest
s5sc; lowest sale; sales I, i05. 600 bsre's;
clssrances $50, 900 barrels; shipments
n, PA barrels; charters Ia. 81 barnl..
PtttsburG.
PrrBBURa, Pa, October ?0-Petro-
leum-Activs and irregular; otensd at
S5sc; closed ct s5c; highest s5s9; loves.
53tc.
bradford.
BRADFORD. PA ,0ct,br % Petroleum
Opened at S5ic, highest esq lowest s3.c;
closed at SIS; clssrAnceR 2, S38 coo.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Per Cont.-9overpmentsl Dull
and Steady-Stocks Less Activs-Fiour
Quiet and stsady-wheats Strong.
NEW YORK, October 90 Money on call
cay with all loans at 2 per c.nt.; closed
offered at 2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4fa7 per cent. exchange doll and
firm at 4S4a4sS.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
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ELECTION BETS.
Men Who Risk Money ON Their Political
Eavorifeb.

Men Who Htsk money ON Tnef konucai
EavoriteS-
Bosros, MASS, October D.-Geo. W.
Clapp IL stu looking after bets On the
election. he has 81, 600 or 81. 500 which,
be Gays, lies molding, because the support
ers OF Harrison do not esince o desire to
bet against Cleveland. Gas lo,g IS I can
not get any. of them to bet 81, 600 or
s., 0GO," said Mr.. Capp yesterday, II will
take any SUN they desire, wagering from
500 up to 50 500, and I will make rs
many bets as thsy desira. / don't care to
offer odds, because If there are any Hari-
son men who really believe their faHorite
bss an even chance of success against
Grover Cleveland, they ought to be willing
to back mp their Judgement They are ss
scarce as strawberries in mid-xiat