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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

The Massachusetts, delegates to the
Democratic National Convention presented
the Hon. Patrick A. Collins, Chairman OF
that body, with silver tea set valued at
$1,000, at Boston, on SATURDAY. NIGHT.
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No President ever elected by the Re-
publican party--not even "honest old Abe
Lnooln"-was 10 ouispokcn and brave In
tho Interests Of the people as Grover
Cleveland. prc-emInenily n man with
the courage Of his convictions, be has not
been afraid TO face the doiaming Rcpub.
lican majority in the senate In opposition
70 their Chinese policy, their fisheries pol.
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THE WEATHER
Indications.

wAWivgtoV. OCT. I. opm 1854
For Tennessee Fair warmer followed
by slightly colder with a cold unyc south.
crly shifting 20 northcrly winds during
frll-N nIshL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

A srSAroR BEcK scn,cnuously puts Il,
the Republican tariff bill means "rrutcc.
ton. restriction aud destruction oi the
peoples best interests
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"taxes and the abolition OF the entire in
eternal revenue system; but they deem
"the adoption Of this course at present
"both impracticable and unwise, not only
because the repeal OF the taxes would
"create large annual deficit, but for The
"hrdter reason that Ue tdreS ieried on dist'ticd
"spiriis used as JeUerdge and on beer do'dd
soc retained" And yet the Republican
party, in convention assembled in Chicago
on the Dist OF last June, declared that I'll
"lherc shall remain larger revenue than
ais requisite for the wants Of the Govern
"ment, zee fnror the entire repeal Of The IN
"ternol tarcs rather than surrender any part
"Qf or protective system" Thus the Repub-
leans yield the whole question of tariff re-
form TO the Democrats and confess that
Cleveland was right in all that he said in
his now historic tarifI-reform message.
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BLAINE said he could not get justice in
Indiana, but he wants TO get votes. Will
the people he stigmatized 50 unjustly de-
grade themselves so far as to respond TO
his appeal? We don't believe they will.
They have too much seli-respect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

oNE OF the very encouraging signs Of the
times Is the fact that the buyers took
nearly oil the cotton that came in yester.
day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

Mn BLAiSS ignored the tariff question
In his Detroit speech on Wednesday night.
Tho Republican iarid bill Is built wholly
contrary 10 the views expressed In his
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

TuE Republican majority Of tho Senate
Finance Committee, in the report accom-
panying their bogus tariff bill. say
they have considered numerous suggos-
"uous Tor the repeal Of all internal revenue
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An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

These propositions are made for the beneht OF
those who secure yearly subscribcrs but In order
that the subscribers may derive benefit from the
competition. TuE ATRIAL will distribute among
Thefc gifts will Guido In the inspect Of value aud
desimbiliiy snyihing ever offered by n Southern
newspaper hcy yearly subscriber will DO sure
10 get SIT Send Tor sample copies Of WEEKLY
ArrSAL aud iull lbi Of gifts This proposition
will 10 open TO November % issA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

TnE Memphis and Pensacola Railroad
may now be safely classcd among the
possibilities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

PRESIDENT GARFIELD said: 81 am for q
protection which leads to ultimate free
trade" And so says President Cleveland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

recent speeches. There Is now nothing
left for him to do except to abuse Mr..
Cleveland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

THE U,icdgo Times agrees with The Nd0
York Builttin that at the rate at which sill
yer dollars are being coined we are inviting
monetary catastrophe. At the prices
which have ruled for some time past the
metal contained in 100 silver dollars Is
worth only SO or fraction less in gold. The
silver dollars circulate at par with gold be-
cause by various treasury cSpedients they
are practically convertible into gold coin
Of the same nominal value, and not be-
cause they are really worth as mucha as gold.
Yet we are and have been coming full
legal-tendcr silver for ten years at the rate
Of S2i, 900, 900 to sj30OO,OOO a year. and
We are still doing it and preparing the way
for an abrupt transition to the single silver
standard, with all the attendant con-
fusion OF values and impairment Of the
obligation OF contracts. "ln ease, i"
concludes The Tiaos, "a large shipment Of
gold from this country should set in,
shrcwd English investors in American So
curitics would hasten TO return the Sc
curitics before the collapse. They under.
stand, OF course that in case Of fall here
to the silver standard, the securities they
hold would become payable only in silver
dollars, worth To them about ~ per
cent. Of their face. Knowing this they
would lnake haste 10 return the securities
the moment they perceived tho collapse
was near at hand, aud their haste would
prccipiiatc the catastrophe. The danger
can bc aycrtad by stopping the dangerous
coinage and by making tho silver dollars
legally, rs they now are practically, con.
ycrtiblc into gold coin at the pleasure Of
the holders. There would then he no
panic in case Of heavy exports OF gold"
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IlI,er Iri.urn,n.-

WHEELING. W. Va, OF. l. - River ! ret
inches sud rising.
CINCINNATI. o.. oct. A-So1n-Rlvcr feet
aud station ~. Weather clear Thermometer ~.
mid nnd cloudy. pcIarcd Tara Z brown.
New Orleans
LOUISVILLE Ky. oct 4 Noon. - River
falling, With Z feet Inches "a the canal. and !
feet Z inches uu the falls nusinrss btisk.
Mcsthuf partly clear aud pleasant LiKht thoUun.
Nifht=ldtrf falling, Win Z ioct tnchCs iu tho
canal, AMI Z lott Inches ul the iall1 nufinss
good, weather clear
CAIRO. m. Oct t-Noon Arrived Now
South, - Louis sam Buckeye state Memphis,
an. nytancd New tuuth. ruduCah 1 am..
CITY " a. Louis New OfiranL an. Buckcys
state Cincinnati a.n. River icat inches
aud hllluF. Ncuthrf clcfr aud cool Mint.
Weather clear aud CIul
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Local Meteorological Report.

Huioi' Well. VIVA, Ia Atkins doing :
working like a beaver.
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MOVEMENTS At CAIRO.
IN nI,naIrh In M ArneaI

.pcrla nispaich 70 The Appeal.
CAiip. ~ oct THE CITY 81 a. Louis ioaded
lat lglt lfru giflY tbs morning iDr New uflonA
W. y Ia Hlal,, Just 90 the NAN " hduuth.
pisr,'l W tfrl fivur ihs muriiua Tho iurkrje
Ftaw' nih f.if tfip, plsasl L, tiuriufafi ID 4
80. Ihf tnffut Nuin t4ufvf iuf frIrl tf4.tus
NV thv htfs 10 The ohio hatv got DO. hrUi u's
p1H.7i irm1rs Iig. nud The lorHi pickcis hats
icachyil l'flaCah "a ume ~ Tar
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STATE ELECTORAL TICKER.

FOR CONGRESS- Tenth District,
HON. JAMES PHELAA. Of Shelby County,
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Tayciic County.

For state SENATOR. n. pOVrCH.
For Floaior--C A. srAiNBACk.
Tor County Representative WILT SHELTON.
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FOR Representatives.
WLCLApP. RICHARD ODLuM.
RALPI DAVIS. A. RENkEEr,
mr. GOODWIN
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statement looks little suspicious; some
one might drop on It. Why not leave the
name out altogether and say a well known
citizen, etc." This being agreed to, an
other thought struck the friends, one Of
them in persuasive tones saying Look
YOU here, now leave the name of the street
out also. That's a dead give-away. Why,
everybody would suspect Ridge" The
street was scratched out, and on another
suggestion the words residence and ''in-
mates" suffered like erasurc, and the
station-house and other suspicious words
were also scratched. "Now read it," said
one of the friends. demonstrating it as he
went along, tho reporter read as follows:
Last night while a well known citizen was
on his way home from the theater he tripped
over a wire and received several injuries.
lie was taken in charge by friends, and will
be all right today and ready to receive con-
gratulations over his narrow but happy
escape. The authorities deserve the seyerest
censure for permitting wires 10 lie around
loose on payements, and ontrap unwary
pedestrians. They will have several damage
suits on their hands IL wires are allowed to
cucumber streets and pavemcnts us at pres
ent"
This was regarded by the friends as happy
turn given TO the damaging article, and they
left in search of Rudge who was lying in
wait in an al jqcent saloon. I'VE got 1t all
straight" exclaimed the trio. Just read 1t
in the morning News Gatherer' the other
papers know nothing about it,"
Sad to relate, the reporter held a consulta'
ton with Others Of the staff over the matter.
and II was settled that the original item
should be published, which it was, with the
addenda: ut is useless for the friends OF
any drunken rough to visit this office with a
uiew TO keep names and facts out of the pa.
per-" Mr.. Barnaby Rudge should exclaim;
Save me from my friends"
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FOR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR, or Garter Couniy
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Upton Couuty.

For state scuator-J II. DOETCH.
For County Representative C. MOORE, sR.
For Floatcr-JOilN Il HEAD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-10
BEELAIySE.

The +. e 0. suffered another bic wr,ck
on Thur sday evening, rev CI'Ypotls
mills. Two freight trains looming 10 op-
poslts directions come together ard Tour
tra;pmen were killed. Andrew ID snis aGd
John Doyls, engineers, Of Newark, were
Two Of the men killed. Tie NAMES OF the
o,hsrs could rot be leaned. Martin
FlahertY. of this city, Was firing one OF
engines that was in the wreck, but ne e.
cipsd serious injury by jumping. Many
cars were broken up and the loss is very
heavy.
The case of Alex EDdebsugh VS.. Mrs.
Mary Jones, was up again tCfTe Squire
R)edcr last night. Alex Rad9rbaugh
Claims the ownership of property IN which
Mira. Jones resides, but this latter says she
purchased the house. MIR. r.. had receipts
to show that he has been receiving rent
each month from the woman. The first
time tie case came up before Mayo Blown
and was dismiss d. At this writing a de
cision has not been announced by Squire
ROeder.
Young Richards, Of the Frs! war;, who
broke his knee cps some days ago while
doug circus tricks, was taken ID Pitts
burg yesterday, his home.
Tie Independent says there are foul
Gentlemen ia the Fifth ward who voted fol
| Harrison in $40. and cast their ballots fol
his successful grandson les. Tuts1ay.
The Bellaire Gas Light aud Coke Com
pany has raised the price OF gas n cants
on the buudre1.
The Republicans will hold allow out on
Tuesday night.
The prssidept Of the New York syndi'
cate, which Owls the stock OF the street
railway, is in town.
The Busy Bees held 4 social at the bone
% W. c. Stewart, on Gravel Hill, Its'
night.
John Thompson and his huge Joke com
pauy will be here TuGSisy evening
The Republicans met in City Hall las'
night to arrange for a jolliftaliSp. :.
The color,d folks ere talking Of having
a big bail the last of the month.
Glass CITY Grove No. a., U. A 0. D.
installed officers last evening.
The funeral of James BOyce took place
yesterday stvernoon.
Little Nugget" at the Elysian theatei
this evening.
Isaac Bssl and Miss L1cy Sneider have
been married.
The Druids intend to hsyea big fair an
festival.
Toere was no news at the lookup ye:
terdsy.
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.rxhaus,rss. Cup Of Tea.

The ten plant grew Tor endless centuries
in Central Asia, says q writer IN 81 Men
oiis fer October, and the gulleless Celes-
4. ala blandly ss EFT that the drink was IN
vented by Chin NoDg sOne five Thousand
years SGD. A poetic version makes It S K
cen hundred years ago, snl gives the icI
Iowipr accoant of its e~sIltest spp:ararc':
10 the reign of Qu'n Ty in the dynasty,
of Tsin, an cd woman WAS accustomed
70 proceed every morning at day break
to ths market-place, carving a cup OF
ten ia her hand. The people bought 1t
eagerly, aud yet from the bresk OF day to
the al se ofcvening the cup WAS never eN-
hausfed. TIE money received was d.
trrhutsd among orphans and beggtrs. TIE
peopie c ed and confined her IN prno7.
At uIrit she flaw through ths prison WIZ
lows with her little vase 10 her hand.
II YOU cafe to do 90 You can read TINS
story and tni,y it in the Orig,nsl Chinese
NJ the Cha Pu," or "AuCisns History OF
Tea" and will no doubS iud the transla-
ton exact.
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Making Canes.

The manufacture Of sticks and in
Harburg, Germany, is a very extensive
one. This fac IS proved by the following
isure3: During the past year y single ftc-
tory 10 this branch employed $50 opera
tivss and consumed in material sbrut 6 =
500 900 pounds of chair Cr1s. $500, 600
canes aud 40, 900. 600 pounds of whale bone
Ahout ole-thlrd of the chair CAGE was
wasted, sorted and sold in bundles, while
the tar greater portion was converted into
5000 pruuds Of plsiting aud basket
caoe, $4,000 pounds o. co.'s It cane l.
500, 600 pOun!s Of cane sticks from Is nm
TO l nun in 6iame;er ard OF ysrious
lengths. Aboat =. 1850, OCO waking and rid
ing sticks were manufactured partially as
f'i'htd and partially as ur finished goods,
Allthe raw material is brought By sea from
abroad; the manufactures are LARGELY ex,
ported u tTa1,-Atlapt!c.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO 3. r

49, ~
Departure Of Trains nom whseing. l.Aem
KxpreH for Chicago q The Northwe.1 leao
q m. 30 p. N. AID S5o p q. daily, snt u:vk
Ezp!ss iSf Gncinn.a snd D. Iouia. lo-8s
N sN ia sSconnodsisOu sss 4 n. szosst
For dclumbus los q m. dsiy, and iI:ls ,
m. daily. and 40 p m daily except sand.y.
ph aIHsss e, .n %; NEW 3 gsss. Z! Z; ST.a s.,st sSs
For sstsSsIs md G..A,ns..a, p. ssssn.
s,osI. s SUNDAY, 81; aSdid o; SH ~; ,sin p 10 S s..S
fitsburs, Bsitnoss and PS:sdeiphii s3n
For aI T~cundsvtls . N, rs : m, rasO noon
and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, s0 q N, daily sxosps Bun
For st. Gairville, ss . m. and Slo p. N.
Tiprsss trains arrive nom Chicago. ssb .ns
80 q m, and $40 p, m. daily, and t& q N,
.Eipres trains arrive nom 8. Louis and Gin
Express usins arrive nom Phiiadeiphis, Bal.
timore and Washington, ID. C., via Granou, III
= N. and loAS p. m, daily, via hteSurs iolS
Trains sftre nom Columbus iS q m. sne
SIC ,. m. daily, and loaS q m. daily except sul'
day.
ffsius arrive from Pittsbure lo:i6 q. N aid III
a. stsp p. m, except Sundays and eA p n
Al lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Warrington, Pa. 500 an.
oi From r,i SppundsSiiic. Els . m. and IAo p m.
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton. ll;oh m. daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, BIO p u.
daily EXCEPT Sunday.
From ST. ClaiIsviiie, 9:iS and LIS and $40 p.
m. daily except sunday.
m. except sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotsis And
residences on orders le1 81 Ticket omce LIZ
Market street, and st Depot
CHAS o. SCuLI.
General Pasenger Agent
W, NJ, CLEMENT, Manager. myl
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sun for the Hair.
Nnc YORK Mgrntng h0n,aGI

A shapely little Philadelphia blonde,
who 5 stopping a. a S'clnd avenue hat1,
has been the object Of much admiration
and envy on account of her Magnificent
Vo'Gr1 hsir. which has sll the spnkls Of
champagne and glitte like diauoad dust.
The VOL deIful color she ct r.butes to tie
d lily sunbathJ abe gives har tresse'.
She has had au enormous straw hat inside
ION which the crown has been cut and she
Sis with this on her head for at least al
boar every day in the sun on the root Ct
her house Her hair is spread q on top
If the briu, which also sbedss her face,
and the result Ct this treatment is q mas
OF shimmeiiug ttSs.s that a roetic mlpd.
ed admirsr has compared 10 distilled
sunshine.
These ~suu-baths for the hair are ssil to
beot Yc1esian origjnsod American blondes
will find that NO clemic VI process will give
| hem,
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OK ID
WISE WORDS.

Love laughs at fate.
tive q losf and hes Il shive.
Look not m~ourntplly into the past.
The frugal father has the speudthrii'
SOL.
Good management beats luck 10 the long
run.
We loug NEST for the things we have
missed.
We are apt to blame luck for or own
mistakes.
Awink is not es gcol as a nod to an
AurtioRser.
leisure for men of business, and bust
ne,s for men of leisure, would cure many
comp'aiuts.
Do not ask pnotbcr to do what you
woull he glad to do under s'm'iar circum'
stances. .
Never needl,sIv wound the vanity Of
anothy- or dilate unnecessarily upon dis
| agreeable subjects.
ID, not make witiciam st.ths expense oil
Others which yOR would not wish 20 '
made uTOu yo1JSe YES.
Tic avt OF exalting lowlines7 and giving
49, w.
greatness to little things is one oil the
nphlr I functions of gerius.
As riches snd favor forsske a man, we
| discover him to De q tool; hut nobody Coud
| lind it cut in his prosperity.
The faculty o. alwsys seeing the fr'2ht
| side, or i; the matter has no bright eide, o
shining M the dark one, i9 Il veiy lmpor'
liant one.
No school il moce necessary to chlldrc7
than pat;cuce, because 81 her tie will mus
| De broken in childhood or the heart in old
age.
Ia Judging others, a MAJ ltbors to no
purpoye . COMMONLY erIs, and easily tlns,
but in examining and Judging himself, ns
is ALWAYS wisely and usetully employed.
Alas, this tine is never the time I'll
sslf-denial; it il always the next time
| Nb.tiuence is 81 much more pleassrt t.
contemplate uron the other side OF indul'
renee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-10

REWEMBER thattss proeeuce o. esns1s1
uss,-ces,S ana Esriy, who are IN charge OF tbs
srsvinS1 ia a gusrantss 81 absolute fairness snc
Intasrtfy. that the chances are I'll sooti, sns
thsf no one can IoxtblJ divine what nuneei
will draw Q prtf9. -.
P,.sa r GUARANTEED BIZ FoUB ma
TIoNlL BANKS OF New Orleans, and u.
iioSetI are signed by the President q an Int
uTon, whose chartered rgsn are REGIME.
\ tfe bighest Courts; thsTesors, bswGe 81 epJ
N tt,tons or snonynoos sohsEs<" ociOSbs
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Chicago,

Chicago,
CHICAGO, November 9.DCattle-Re-
caipts 1000 head; shipments 5000 head;
market strong; beeve' S. GOa5 10; steers
IS OOa5 90; stockers and feeders ~ GOA
8 40; cows, bulls and mixed 81 4Oa3 w;
Western Rangers 81 65a4 70.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; chip
ments 6 900 lead; market Glow, &c "
mixed S. 3045 55; heavy s. 4Oa5 90; light
S. 3Oa5 so; skips So 50a5 TO-.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 bead; ship
ments 1000 head; market st'Oog; natives
s. OOa4 IS; western s. 90a3 IS; Texans
S. 25a3 10; lambs 81 GOAL 60.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Novem6r 0.-Oattle-
Receipts 627 head; shipments Cos head;
market nothing doing, all through con-
signmests.
Hogs-Receipts 100 head; shipments
1900 head; market firm; Philadelphiss
S. 75a5 so; mixed S. 70a5 70; Workers
So 7OI5 rs; common to fair s. 5Oi5 60;
pigs 81 00a5 %.
Sheep-Receipts 1, 100 head; shipments
1900 read; market a shade irmer than
yesterday.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., November Q Hogs
Strong; common and light "a 5Os5 60;
packing and butchers S. 25a5 60; re-
ceipts 1880 head; shipments $500 head
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MedhiHI.
NoT PINPLE ON HIM NOW,

= .,,n Eczrma. Hair "i' Eohe'
bH" covered with er"P'i""s'
his hair would never grow
Ih" h, the CuticurS Remedies
I".n,cndid and not Pimple on
him. .-,ts,o If tho Cuticura
Irsnnot say enough in praise yS o. tI Of ace was
40 hRi WIN S,-Sn .T,f With crOptious, which INC
l'> > >,S,H 2. NV was scsil mead, and that IA ~ 9Is 5 G @@Is
y,giS never grow av'iu nSSrS ~ ne @ e,,tjc STrs
,r,m rhy>ictsns. began inc ,,S v y, With the most
Ermetit>. hut' d lis hstris now Splvndtd; anu
perfect success ric IN him. I recommend tho
, ,1STS1 rs M. HS,htI.G. 20 mothers a. g. The 2, m 5EiS
. ,rS,dy. ecSooomISsl, snd ,1 TsoS cue s9d io fc siit han
diseases Of ruftnl> and rn'. s%,rir 30 cSiid viii
Wv mother who hsssu S"'""
thank "E W " WuOpSUM, Norway, Ne
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sore Eight years Cured.

must eN.S.,' -. ~ iE,,,n cured. by using the tu'
S.g.'... 1r,. |1@ Ct an old sore, caused by a Ions on
,,'iT% Of S.rsTc>,or ever eiEat years ago dc
va, ~ 'lat he vas &s,f1i he %@G 10 s9 aSi he 70 is now now
h'> leg S7'P.'S.Sn r,Yd ga dollar. tic requests
rn!'I.,s w.. ",'' his reu,c, which is II. VI. 'Soh'
...raILr' this p.arC. ,,,,,p D-,,oist
" tAinsbOrO, Tenn,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-10

STATES-Dull and steady.
RAttRoAts-Guiet Gales 81, 176,OO0.
SrocKs The stock niarket today pre-
sented very few features and as tisual Tor
! the mast week was extremely dull, except
in a few stocks, of which the ccal stock',
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific were
most conspicuous in the forenoon and
Northern Pacific and Oregon Transoontin-
entail in the afternoon. Tne opening tg'
ures were lower than last evenings closing
fgures and LackawaDna showed q loss OF
!, and while the market continued TO
decline the losses from hrst prices
were insignificant. The MARKET was
extremely dull but Reading, UnlOn Pa
cifc and Missouri Pacific showed consld-
cradle animation. The decline was room
checked aud The market came almost TO q
standstill, no animation being manifested
until the last hour, except the Northern
Pacific group until after delivery hour,
when there was an increased trading all
over the list. Toe market became stronger
and closed quiet but frm TO strong, genet'
ally at small fractions above the opeDlog
figures. The 6ual changes ale irregular
apd fer fractional accounts only. Sales
l0I, IhJ euaTcS' SuVe"s'H"
follows:
Adams Express 148; American Express
III; Canada Pacific, 55; Central Pacific,
364; Chesapeake and Ohio 194; preferred do
6rsts III do seconds Is; Chicago n Al
ton 135; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1IO3; Delaware and Hudson, llei; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western 1885,
Denver and Rio Grande, 1874; Enc, Us;
do preferred, 64i Fl. Wayne, $50; Hi
nois Central 116f; Lake Shore, JOB; Michi-
gan Central, 80; Minneapolis and. stLOuiS,
s; do preferred, IA; Missouri Pacific,
II: Northern Pacific, 81; do preferred,
6lS; Chicago and Northwestern 1lls; DO
preferred, 142!; New York Central, llOti
Oregon TranscOntinentsl, 81; Pacific Mail,
373; Peoria, D. u T., E54; Pittsburg, ISL;
Pullman Palace Car, 100; Reading, 164;
Rock Island, 1O7; st. Louis and Sau
Francisco, 81: do preferred, SIT; arst
preferred, 1l2l; st. Paul, Minneapolis snd
Manitoba, 1Ol; at. Paul and Omaha, 3S7;
do preferred 1o5: Texes Pacific, 3lS,
Union Pacific, 6js; United States EH-
p.ass, rs; Western Union, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-10
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