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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-21

Wheeling.
TrESDAY. NoYember 90.

TUESDAY,, November 20.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 30c; Honey
Drips 3Oc; Maple DripS, five gallon kegs
72c; ten gallon kegs Zoe; one-half barrel
CSC; barrel &C. Sugar dark 3Oc;
&c additional in half barrelsl. New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy 47c; Choice 45c;
Prime 43c; Fair Acc; Mixed goods New
Orleans 30a32c; Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRovIsIoNs-Large {. g. mans l2c; me-
dunn S. @. hams 12ic; small s. O. hams
12Bc; California hams 9}c; SO. breakfast
bacon 1l1c; S. @. shoulders l0c; homeless
hams 12c; city sides He;
ham beef lie; ordinary bssf,
&c: family mess pork, BIB pieces,
BIG so; bean pork, fine clear, SIT on.
LARD-Tierce SIC; half barrels &c;
tubs Sc; tin pals, 3 lbs, 93c; tin
pals, 5 lbs, 98c; tin pals, 10 lbs, SIC;
tin pals, 20 lbs, sc.
CANNED GOODs-Active; Standard 3p
table peach So 25a2 so; No. 3 tomatoes
81 90 to 81 25 per dozen, % to quality;
strawberries 2fb 81 10; blackberries
2To Csc; raspberriss Q h 95c; Dam
sons 2fb csc; lima beans 2b 9Oc;
cove oysters 1fb light Soc; do IN full
weight e5caS1 90; string beans 2fo S5a90c;
succotash 2i6 81 OOa$1 25; early June peas
81 S5a1 40; French peas l5a29c, as
TO quality, each; pineapple 81 40;
g~ooseberries Oh 9OcaS1 90; IN Favor
tie Salmon, very iue, 81 co. I'd grade
81 75a1 80; BID sweet potatoes 81 10; BIB
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARE-No. I tubs 81 so; No.
. Sc so; No. SIS 50; . hoop pals 81 40,
3 hoop 81 60; sap 81 so; aingle w~ashboards
81 so; double do. 81 so; fine CTimp double
do. So 70; single 81 30.
FRUITs-New Prunes 44c, as to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, SC; Layer Odora,
&C.; London layer raisins S2.75a3'Wi
Loose Muscatels, S2.0OO2.25.
Ou-Lard, extra western strained 8oc,
carbon. 40, TIC; carbon, $50, &c; white
miners best winter 55c; white miners
48 to Soc =.
SUGARs-Cut loafSc; Cubes Sc; Fruit
powdered SIC, Ordinary powdered Sc,
Granulated Standard 78c; Standard Con
f%ectioner'sA tic; Standard Grocer's A 7sc,
Pearl White A &c; White extra O sc;
Ohio Valley 64c; New York o &c;
fruit Csc.
CoFPEB-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
| Rio 1stc; Fancy Green ISL C; Peaberry 1sc;
Choice Green 184c; Prime Green l7ciRoast
ing grades 16c; Java 4c. Roasted in pack
sges-Ohio Valley 20!c; Ohio Valley roast
ed, 500 ID lots, 20}c.
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I'm THE SOUP"
The Latest Idlotic Slang Phrase from the
Effste East.

A man whose appearance betOksned him
to b. a commercial traveller sat in the
Hotel Cadillac cfi;e last night, tipped
back in II armchair, contented conyersirg
with that glibness pIccljar to bis prOfes-
sion.
ia addition to sailing the best line Of
grols in Americs," he said, with a be-
ign smile, al an introducing in the IN
cultured West a new slang phrase that is
runEiug wild in the mouths Of Eastern
people, particularly Ie'idents Ct New York
City"
"What is iI?"
Il. is 10 the SOUP I've b:en in De-
troit two days, b1t haven't heard it used.
In the East everything il in the Sup
Cleveland and the Democratic patty, for
instance. II man has & little hard luck
tr meets with a misfortune Of any kind,
off hi7 base and kindred phrases are
fabOOed, AID in the soup describes his
Oredicament.
"Urllke most slang expressions, it's
origin is known. Last tpyiag when Xii
rain, tie pug,ljst, Ie'urned from Europe
N sNb OlNdIu blCNLASN v 4 ~ ~
IN New York prs parsd to give him a grand
reception. TIE vessel arrived in the even
ing ard lay I'll QaaraL tine whiting fr
daylight to cJme iutO port A party oil
Kilrsin's friends, considerably the worse
| tor lU1or, procured a tug and went ous to
| axe ter hero of and bring him ashore,
hut the captain Of the Etcuria swO7e tie
drunken crowd should Eos come near, and
| they did not. While cruising around the
| steamer cus o! the tugs pas eagers, a man
aamed Johnston, ia LEAKING over its side,
lost his bslance and fell overheard. Doe
# mis- companions, who witnessed his fsll,
bot VITO WIS to drunk to throw him q
.ps or Offer other assistance, %contented
himself with calling out:
"IIo! Jvhnston's fen in the sonp?'
'CJmparing the Atlantic Ocean to q
plate of soup #ss so supremacy ridiculous
that when the accident wss related in the
New York papers the expression stiuckthe
popular iaocy aud is nos destined Tor
long nm"
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Railroads.
PALTIKoRE AND OHIO r r

Departure q Trains nun WAssAnG. lsAsz
tine. Schedule IN sGect November leh, l6el
Expre. for Chicago and the Ncsthys.9 ~
A. 1: SO ?; n; sSS siaSP N daily andnasr'
EIprss Ia SncnnsiY ana u Inut. m q.
NJ daily, and HIS p m daily except Saturday.
20 um6us sccommodation s5SA daily;
N. daily except Saturday, and 2-on N. dailyex.
k1pSe. tor Washington, p. g, Baltimore.
Philsdelphia and Nsw York, via 6nnon' SO
N For opq P saS g = nav 3 Warrington, Pa. 500 m.
except Sunday. Additional way train tos wAh-
'n fissssa na. SsS.In q; S .a4 f5sfHs SsRds' s;s,p
For I~cundrle q n, sloa n, f2:oo noon.
except sunday. and $40 I. m, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 a n, daily srcspt sen.
Hor st. Gatuvfne. SIS = m, 40 ,. m. and
$40 p. N daily except Sunday.
IS s, /. S.. an. s1eis SO .i p ne. a asIly. GS = Is =: : Mo- Mo-
E!pres trains arrive nom 81 Louis and Ctr.
cinnst, ass q N. and 60 p. m, daily.
timore and washington. D. C., via Gr.hon, u IS
p. m. and, s06 .. m, aiiy, via PitsSurs iois
Trains arrive nom coidmbu., SIS = N. and
$40 p N. daily, and los Z m daily exceps Rn.
day.
Trains arrive nom PitsburR. lo:l5 Z \. daily,
and l245 p. m, except SundayS and ~ p. m.
and lilo p. IN. daily.
Trains arrive nom Warrington, p, SO An.
daily except Sunday.
From Morndsvtlie, 94S O N, daily, and Leo
p. N. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from Washington, N. daily.
Trains arrive nom CumoeriAnd, $50 p N.
daily eXcept Sunday,
Prom 81 Clairsvnie, 1910 and ITO and sop
n. daily except Sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati. ?:iS q m. Bun
day only.
Baggage called for and checked ct hotels and
residences on orders Ion at Ticket O4cA ITO
Market street, and at Depot
CHAR o. eCuLI.
General Passenger Agent
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Rsdidax.
SCRATCHED Is YEARS,
A Scaty Itching, skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured BY
CutIcuFR Remedies.

rr had known Of the CUTICuRA RENEDTE
,un,tv-cuCht years ago IL would have saved NE
80 NJ GEO hundred dOllars) and an immense
sDcnnt Of suffering. Ny disease tPSorisSis) COM
a,CS,SSd on my head in = SPOT not larger than a
mt II Sprcad rapidly all over my body and got
80 '.gSr nav nails The scales would drop OF OF
1uHSSif1 ne timC. n my suffering vas endless
. "a yitbout relief. One thousand dollars would
-. =. trr,nt me- 90 have this disease over again. l
!, = nC,r mSn, but feel rich 70 be relieved OF
80 some of the dCCt0rS said was leprosy, some
r,"g.worm, psoriasis, etc, l took .,....... ard
SscsrarlIIas over one year aud ahalG but 70
~, went 10 two or three doctors and ROCr->
rornCt praise the CUTCVRA REMEDIES ~
r,ncn They have maize my skin SIS clear and
60 s-,w >cSlgS ~ a hSby's All l used Of them
~" - fbrg boxes of CUTICURA. and thee hotties Of
C,-rI-TRA RESoLyENT, and two cakes Of CUFI.
M, SOAP. nyCu had been here and SID Won
Srr~,i5 n ave cured tae ~ $4,000 yO. would have
s,sj The rlOusy. I booked Ike the picture in
vo1- book " FoyisS.s (pictu-c number two
IHNw ~ CWre Skin Diseases but now l an, as
,'rr- ~ A1y pCcOn ever WAS Through force Uf
Sse.lI rll NV hands over my arms and legs %
80 "a once in y while, but 10 no parnose. am
- well l scratched lwcnty-eight ysaS snd il
rmf rN I've a kind OtScCOnd nature 20 me-. thank
~. a Thousand timsS Anything more that you
y,sur Ia know write me-, or any one who reads
rs5,rrsv write 20 rae and win answer T.
DENNIS DOWNING,
waterbury,. VI, Jan. Olh, 1855.
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per ton SIS 90; bran per ton $lS 90;
per 100 pounds, 81. Rye brings Csc per
bushel.
FEED-Corn per bushel, old 6oa65ci
rev 3jaiOc; oats 3jc; baled hay per ton
$Is 90. Loose hay Is bringing SIT 90
nar ton.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,

TUESDAY, November 20.
The cattle market this week is active
with prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson &
Bsyha furnish the following quotations:
Cattle-1,OOO to LOO lbs stock 3ta35c
per h.; 800 to 800 lbs. 2ia3lc. per h.; 7OO
to 800 lbs. 2fa24c. per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 5a5fc per ID.
Lambs-GOod at 3a4c per ID.
Calves-3a4ic per ID.
Sheep-2a3c per ID.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, November 10, 1888.
AT CALYERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The msrket was d'aggy
throughout to-day, and prices Ba4c lower
y, la,t Thursday. TIE quality wa3 cff
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Ponsonby's Prospects.
Drdt.'s MIqC= ne.

Mr. DolKvsr-So you want to marry my
daughter? Have you any means Of ex'
l,tenCe?
Mr.. Pen nby-At present, none, but
rave brilliant prospects.
Mfr. DolliveI-I dare say, but suppose
don't die for a good navy wears. what's
going TO become CT you then?
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becoming Amsricsnized.

American customs are making an i'm
pr, ss;on on the most conservative SOW
sreigos Of Europe. At a torchlight pro
csssion given in his hcnOr at Breslau las
week Emperor William Of Germany sooos
hands WITH each one Of the pusdeIs. Th'
vcuns man evidently knows a thing o.
two about eoaloil politics.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
Tuesday. November 90.

TUESDAY, November 20.
The market the past we:k has been Hat
There has b,en a surftif of potatoes from
tbs North and they are a drug on the M r
ket. On account Of the bad roads butter
!, coming slowly and the demard is above
the supply at advanced prices.
Bpttsr-Creamery 2OA22:; country choice
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Striking an Average,

Passepger-I say, conductor, I Just left
thu car behind because it was SO hot l
.ouldn,t 1--we in it, and in this car l feel
that | shall bs frozen to death IN y few
minutes.
Cooductor-WeI, why don't you stand
IN the platform between? You might IND
lust the average yen want there.
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A Bandit In the Soup.
". y. World.

First Western Stage Rebber-Weli, mate,
havs you had q good week? ~,
.Ssc1rd W. s. B.-No luck ut slL Had
nm so coaches, but they were filed with
Democrats end didn't SCI anything but
few cigars and two packs O. cards.
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Thought They Came Together.

Ycuog Tite-Hsyen't l heard you say,
,Jsmts, that you aIe fond Offan?
Yourg Hustayd-Yes; ham and fgga.
YouBg Wife Well, if you will ttop 81
the market and order about two pounos Of
nam and egg, well hsve it for dinner.
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v,-is>iS. EczeUS. Tetter, RiuEworm, LjChen,
u---r,gs ScsN HVsrl. MIX crust, p4ndruG. Bar.
r,-, Rske~ Growers and Wa>herwOmSn's Itch,
yYf rrtrv species II Itching, Burning, SpAly.
Trmny UumONo tthe SKIN and Scalp and Blood,
vltr H>> OF Hair. are positively cured by CUT
.re, the grrsL skin CurN ana CUTICURG SOAP.
n, .ysw,trs SSjH Bc8UJider externally, and Gu.
r.rkt Ks,olNENT, the new Blood Purifier in.
o. -us.v. when Physicians and al other rene.
Fa. F.r|
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2s3 Per Cent.-Governments Dull
and Stesdy-StOcks Higher-FlOur I'm,
chapged-wheat Lower.
New YORK, November 2O.-Money OF
call easy at 2,3 per cent; LIST loan at p pei
cent {; closed offt red at 2a23 per cent;
prime mercantile paper Alas pr cent:
sterling excl ange qaiet but steady 81
~4343a4S72.
GOVERNMENTS Dali and steady.
Eours, Registered ............ .l:Sl,
Hours-aDd.G-he II, Registored.......,"......"..l0I'
eourS-snd-a.hslH, CouponS-............,......-.lO TO-.
Pac.1c Sixs6 Of
SrATES-DGll aud steady.
RAILROADS-Mo'e active; sales 81, 2O7,
OOO.
STOCKS The stock market to-day 10 al
its departments, wa1 dull and uniutereSt'
ing, mot of the stocks traded in iluC.uat'
ing over q range OF less than one per cent.
The advances at tbs o~re1inR extended to
per cent in Like Shore, aud while a
strong tone prevailed for lone time, the
bears SION attacked the list and brOugtt
py;css down fcOm to per csnt. Tbs de
| preston was of short duration, however,
| and the market became intensely dull and
no movement Of Importance was
seen until well into the afec'
rom, when RiChIaond and Wett
| Point moved of a fraction, which was
fA'o we'd toward = p ~. by a CEREAL al
vance, accompanied by a marked Increase
in the amount of business done, and Mis-
souri PaCifc taking the lssd. The highest
| prices Ct the day were reiCbed shorty be-
fore the close Of business. Tne market re-
acted slightly in the last few minutes, but
the close was quiet and firm at the figures,
There were a few fractional decliutS for
the day, hut tie gIeatmsjoIity of the lat
| showed fractional advances. Sales l734lz
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows;
Adams Express, las; American Express,
Ill; Canada Pacific, 53l; Central Pacific,
50; Chesapeake and Ohio 10; preferred dc
frsts, IS; do seconds, II; Chicago and
Alton 1876; Chicago, Burlington snd Quin'
CIV 1O9(: Delaware and Hudson, 1871; Del
ware, Lsckawenna and Western 1873
Denver and Rio Grande, IS; Erie, q
do preferred, 624; Fl. Wayne, l43; Hi
nois Central, ZIG; Lake Shore, 92i; michi
gsn Central, SIS; Minneapolis and st. Louis
6P; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific
~; Northern Pacific, %; do preferred,
col; Chicago and Northwestern llCt; d.
preferred, 141; New York Central, 1851
Oregon Transcontinentsl, BOT; Pacific Mail
| 81; Peoria, D. Il E., 243; Pittsburg, 155
Pullman Palsce Oar, 172fi Reading, 433
Rock Island, 1O7; ct. Louis and Sar
Francisco. 81; do preferred, 675; hr
preferred, 1l2; St. PAIL, Minneapolis sne
Manitoba, 1851; st. Paul and Omaha, 3?
90 preferred 1O4; Texas Pacific, 23s
Uaioa Pacific, CIR; United STATES EX
press, 10; Weatern Union, $40.
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New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, November 2O.-Dry Goods
There WAS q fauly good demand for mis-,
csllaueous assortmen.s of reasonable
.abrics, with much more done in the lay
ing out of spring selections. The cotton
goods market shows more tone and IN some
~clss:el of wcoien goods prices are higher
IN consequence of the large advance in
wool.
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%oll ereryvher0 Price, CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP,
-, EESoLvSSv, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
Dsrs 40 CBENICAL Co, BOSToS, Mas.
s.-<erl s0r How to CIrS SKIN Diseases" g.
80. Sl..UStraJi0u> and IUO testimonials.
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Mbeelins Resister
Graultyy' @nfda

A RIVAL kknDKPARTURK OF TRAINr-
AEfPLANATToN or EFkRxscRNAeEs. sDaily
t5unday excepted. monday excepted, sSun.
day only. lSesurday ~excepted.-76 Meridian.
November Is, 1883. Wheeling tina which Il jusi
oue hour earlier than CENTRAL Time:
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d, z. q q. RAILROAD

Il, q. u y. RAILROAD.
Bsllstre and ZanssVillethro92h pesssngsr train
leaves BonalrS ct 800 g n, arrives u Bsllsirs al
4:l0 ?. q.
Woods1eld passenger train leaves Bellaire n
500 2. m, arrives at Sellsire at SOS a. n.
SuUmerfeld Accommodation leSyes BellEIr ~
300 m, arrives ct BellGirS st I1:GS q. n,
Al trains daily exceptSundGy, Central stand
Ard T1us NON BellGlrs.
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WOOL.
Wheeling
TUESDAY, Nov

TUESDAY, November ~
There is very little wool left in the coun-
try. and what does remain is much sought
after at prices quoted below:
For fiae fleece washed 80 10 81 cents;
m washed one-third tff Medium washed
80 t. 33c; unwashed, 90 to 24c; tub washed,
20 IN re.
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Address Registered Letters to
SEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La,

nrlrunra Thst the presence Of Generals
tNtW1t1 Beauregard and Esrly, vino are
in charge OF The dfawlpgS, IS guarantee OF Alb
solute hirpeS and integrity, toat The chimes
are al equal, and that no can possibly divine
what number will draw q Prize
s.REMEH BER. aisn. that the payment OF
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BIZ ROCg VA
TIOyAL BANKs Of New Orleans, and the
rtket. are Ssnea BY the President OF An lnsfi'
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized u
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF al imi-
tAtioks or anonymous schemes" noSN ,Stf
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FLOUR, GRAIL AND FEED.
WheAlfaEl

wheeling
TUESDAY, November 20.
There is no change in the market since
last week, except that it hasa downward
tendency and is dull. For god clean
wheat 81 O5 is btiag paid, with little
coming in on account Of Eu4dy loads.
We quote
FIOuR AND G~RAM-Choice family foui
in barrels s. so; in sacks s. 35; middling'
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Philadelphia
DIX GOODS.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2O.-Wot
Firm; improved demsDd.
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3,Ii6 Prizes amounting to--.----. s2,iIs,s0e
HrFor Club Rstes, OF any further Information
iesired, write legibly 10 the undersigned, clesRl!
Ssting your residence, with State, County, stree
and Number. More rapid return mall ceiyer!
gfu be assured by your enciostng an E3yeloy
bearing your full ad6re0L
send POSTAL NOTES, ETpren None,
orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary let
or. Currency By RIpre4 (st our eLpense) %
ireszed n. A. DAUPHIN,
View Orleans, La,
Or; n. A. DAUPHIE,
Washington, ID. q.
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Nkl KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Saturday, October IS, 1883,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will mn a. fOliogg.
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nvuuTrS h~larS-hcaiS Chapped and oily skin
YII g-gyeu,eL 10y CrTICURN MEDICATsD SOAP.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn in The louisiana state Lot
teTies which may be presented at our counters
X " .wALMSLEY, Pres't Louisiana Nat. BIZ.
PIERRE LaNAUN. Prest State Natl BIZ.
4. BALDWIN, Prest NV Orleans Natl Bk.
GAIL KOHN, PTest Union National Bank.
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Ing SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3 Atlanta Ga.
new York, 10 Broadway.
LCRIuu. Eug. = SnCN Nftl
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Cincinnati,

C1NCINNATI, O., November 2O.-cottcn
Firm. Fl>ur-Quiet. Wheat-Dull;
No. . red 81 %; receipts 1000 bushels;
shipments 500 b shells. Corn-Dull; Nc.
, mixed 43,43!o. OIts-StrCuger; No. 2
mixed 28c. Rye-Qdiet; No. >, 56c. Pork
Firm OF SIS so Lard Steady at s. 25A
az 40. Bulk Meats and Baccn-Quiet
ard unchauge1. Whisky-FIrm at 81 II
Butter Sugar and Gle se-Steady. Eggs
Mare sctiYh at oOr.
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CINCINNATI, O., November 20.-Hogs-
Quiet; common and light 81 75I5 40; pack
ing and butchers S. 20l5 so; receipts
1900 head; shipments $40 bead.
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ON SUNDAYS:

Until further notice, trains on the w. & E. G,
3. r., will run as follows:
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TOLEDO, November 90. -Theat-Active
and lower; cssh 81 0la1 0i4; December
81 O5l; May 81 OFT COrn-Siea1y; cash
A.. Oats-Qu,et;c 81 273c. Clover Seed
-Dull but steady; cash s. So; December
& 30
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BALTIMORE, MD, November 20 Wheat
Western weak; No. . winter red spot
ard November 81 DIAL 0l!; December
81 OF; January 81 O38. COrn-Westarn
active; mixed spot A9!c; J4nusry 45ic.
February l5Ic Oats-Firmer; western
white ungraded 3O,32c; do mixed 27a29o
Rye-Dull al 6Oa62;. Hsv-Firm; prime
to choice SIS OO416 so. Piovi-ions I'm.
char ged. But;er-Firmer; best roll Isl
zoe; creamery % ,29c. Eggs-Duu and
.osy Of O1a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-02-23

man from Maine are more than will
ing to take him at his word. On the
other hand, the ardent supporters of
Mr.. Blaine are hoping that there will
be a reaction in his favor which will
apparently make the candidacy of
their favorite necessity.
AS a result of the retirement of Mr..
Blaine there are number of Presi-
Dental booms, among which may be
mentioned Sherman, Hawley, Allison
as we'll as Gresham and General Sher-
idan. In fact the Republicans in Con-
gress are now thinking more of Presi
dent making than of legislation.
At last the so-called /" everlasting
Blair bill' has passed the Senate. this
time by vote of 80 to 30. 1t has been
in three Congresses now, and has oc-
cupied much valuable time, which its
enemies say will be to no purpose. Its
fate in the Honse is problematical, but
most of the Democrats voted against
it before, and the longer the bill has
been thought of and talked of the
weaker it has grown. The last vote
upon it by the Senate was not so strong
as the vote of two years ago.
The Fisheries Commission having
concluded its labois and signed treaty
the same will be submitted to the Sen
ate today. 1t only includes the dis
putes on the Atlantic coast.
The President and party are expect
ed to make their flying trip to the LAND
Of flowers early next week. They viii
not be absent quite one week.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-02-23
IN VI T. IIORIAM.


EDINBURG HIGH SCHOOL Room,
Feb. Ia, '85.
AT a meeting of the schools this
the following resolutions of
respect and coincidence were adopted /:
WHEREAS, While we recognize in
Cliuton's untimely departure the
loss of true and genial friend, au
earnest, persevering student, and q
manly man; one from whose ear.
nestne.s and indomitable sdhereuce
to duty and right, We can gain in g.
spiraliou to nobler thoughts and
purer acLions; yet we bow in hum
BILE submission 10 the inexOrabIe de
cree of Him who sees the beginning
and the end, taking comfort in the
anticipation of that grander refiec
tion, that he has gone TO his celestial
home, where, If we are faithf full unto
the end, we shall be permitted to
meet him and all the loved oaes
gone before in an eternal union
therefore, be it
Resolved, lST, That we extend our
most tender sympathy TO his bereaved
parents and brother, commendiu Y
them to the love and sym pathy of our
Heavenly Father, and bidding them
take comfort in the hope that theil
dear one is but another link in tbs
chain of love that binds the home tx
heaven.
2ND, That the schools be adjouI nee
OH Friday afternoon. and thai we at
tend the funeral services in budy.
3RD, That We send u copy of thes,
resolutions to the family of deceased
that a copy be transcribed upJn tn,
school records, and tAat they be pub
iished In the ttaYenns papers.
{; Sns. 1siS +; FtsSsss, SssSS4s, A.; Committee