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BRADDOCK AND NEWMAN
Address q Great Meeting OF Marshah
County Democrats.
l,x.{,J TkIroro4n IN fhr SundnU RsOfsteY

Address q Great Meeting OF Marshall
County Democrats.
Special Ts.eoran TO ne Sunday Register.
MEIGHEN, October The Democrats
of this place and vicinity held Q grand
meeting at the School Hall here last night.
The house was crowded TO OVERLOOKING
with ladies and gentlemen and quite
number of Republicans were among the
audience.
Francis Y. Yoho was selected as Chair
man of the meeting. He presented as the
frat speaker J. r. Braddock, Of Brooke
county. Mr.. Braddock is one Of the finest
Oral g in the State, and held the audience
spellbound for over t NO hours, with aspeech
that was unanswtrable. He gave history
of the political parties and showed tfat
while the G. o. p. was yet an infant the
Democratic party was over half century
old and had always bean found advocating
principles that were for the good OF the
people. His talk upon the tariff and bis
explanation of the workings Of the revenue
system was the most concise and plsiuest
ever delivered at this place. Mr.. Brad
dock made some brilliant illustrations to
repre ,snt his points and received round
| upon round Of spplaule.
At tine close Of Mr.. Braddeck's remarks
ChaIl IS G. Newman, candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, was introduced to the
audience. He said thtt the Democratic
conception had seen ft TO placs him on
the ticket as candidate tor Prosecuting
Attorney. He was tie boy on the ticket.
But he hoped he would soon outlive thu
crime Of being 4 young man, and VI elected
should endesy0r to serve the people TO thu
utmost of hi, judgment and ability.
The Democrats in this vicinity are very
enthusiastic and Meade district can b
counted on for the usual msjority.
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denominatsd by Mr.. Morrill, himself a
war measure, of q Temporary nature,
necessary to meet the extraordinary
requirements of the government. No
one spoke OF its beneficial effects as re-
CARDS the workingman, until 1872. he
tontendsd that it was neither fair, right
or decentt 10 require the people, twenty
years after the close Of the war, to still
bear this great burthen.
Reeuing again to the message of the
President, he said no State paper, from tie
foundation Of tie Government TO tie pres
emit time, had been 50 greatly in the in
terest of the nottingham, and 30 well eel.
culsted TO benefit the whole people Of the
country.
The free list rscsived appropriate treat.
ment and the removal of the duty on wool
was handled in an especially able way.
Mr.. Harris pine-dollar shoddy suit was re-
ferred to in this connection, and its
shoddy nature held up to the scrutiny OF
the audience. which roared its satisfaction
at every telling hit.
Senator Kenna cloeed at q quarter past
eleven o'clock, holding his great audience
to the last, snd being accorded an informal
reception when the nesting was dis
missed. 4
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WHEAT FRvERISH.

J
New Yorksrs Squeezed By Huteh's
Corner.
NEW YORK, October 6.-The wheat pit
on the Produce Exchange ID again to-day .
scene of the widest excitement Tho half
days session was ushered in with - largea
crowd of brokers on the floor Of the Ex-
charge % has ever attended . morning
session. The market closed last night for
December at 81 17s, and May 81 81. At
the opening of the market to-day The What
dials were tie cynosurs of all eye, on ths
crowded floor. Promptly with the stoke
of the gsrg announcing the opening Of
business, the needle-lik hands Of the dials
shot around with lightning spidity to
81 10 and 81 1911 respectively on each
dial for December, and 81 2is aud 81 2lt
for May. A howl went mp from the hard
twisted shorts and . general buying move
meut set in by the large houses here snd
the representatives of Western capitalists.
All other interests 'on the floor were TEN.
poralily laid aside and general rush was
made for the wheat centre.
Cries from the disappointed shorts min
sled with the shouts Of exultation from
the overjoyed bulls, and pandsmonium
reigned supreme. 'Oid Huch has again
cot his work in" ''Look ont for the Mill
ers' scsre, next" and 'Here's another
81, 0CO, 900 clear for the Chicsgo robber, "
were the ordinations that went up all
over the room. Everybody predicted
higher prices than have yet been touched,
and buying went on as fast % tongues
could move. When the Chicago quota
tions, showing an advance Of nearly five
cents upon She opening Of the Western
market ON the December option came over
the wires, the excitement was intensified.
The New York figures for December wheat,
which had gene back fraction before this
intelligence was received, shut up again
to 81 275, aud the May deliveries ad-
vanoed in proportion.
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A Sharp Advance at Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 6.-Wheat opened / !
10 DC higher this morning, with December
Sly! and May at $l.19. There scented
to be an anxiety on the Part of some Of
the traders to buy, aud prices advanced
sh,rpIy. Within twenty minutes Dscem-
her sold to 81. 10 and May 81 20!. Pics
fluc.uated violently, but with in upwsrd
tendency. Shortly sf,er ten o'clock De-
ceuber sold at 81 20, with May at $l.2li.
AtlO:21 December had eased of TO $l.19t
with May at $1.2l!.
Much of the excitement on the Board OF
Trade this morpirg entered in and around
the corn pit, where the same wild scenes
were witnessed inst marked the operations
round the wheat pit the past week. No
vember corn rose from 43 to 40 cents with.
in thirty minutes.
Until IL o'clock there was no change OF
note in wheat. Shortly after that time
May cold ct $l.22. with Dc smber at 81. 20.
THE trading in wheat ives only in fits and
starts. 1t was stated by the head one Of
the largest commission firms 10 this city
that "O!d Hutch" sold cargo Of cash
wheat in Buffalo this morning for 81. IS.
To this circumstance the trarsitory furry
of this morning is attributed, and 1t Is be-
lieved IL will not last over Monday.
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Rsdhiaal.
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations Of an assassin
elutehing your shroa! and pressing the lfe-oreatn
from your frightened eheStf Have you noticed
the larguor and debility that succeed the effort
20 clear your throat and head Of this catarrhal
matter What depressing influence 1t exerts
upon the mind, clouding the memory and oil
ing the head with pains and strange noises! How
difficult il Is to rid the nasal passages, throat and
lungs Of this poisonous mueuS all can testify who
are afflicted with eatarrh How difficult TO pro
tect the system against its further progress TO-
wards The lungs, liver and Kidneys, all physi-
clans will admit. II Is q terrible disease, and
cries ont for relief and cure.
Tho remarkable curative rowers, when al
other remedies utterly fail. OF SanfsFd's Radical
Care, are sttested bY thousands who gratefully
rscOmmend IL 70 fellow-SuilereTs No statement
is made regarding IL that cannot be suostant-
sted by the most respectable and reliable refer
enceS.
Zach packet contaius one bottle Of the Radical
Cure, one box OF Catarrhal Solvent, and an lEl-
proved Inhaler, with treatise and directions, and
Is sold by all druggists for sl0O.
Potter DRVG & CHEMICAL Co BOSTON,.
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IN OLD MARION.
Addressed by Judge Fleming, Senator Kenna
and Hon. G. W. Daily,
WHO PREACH PURE DEMOCRACY.

Special Correspondence OF Tie Register.
FAIRMoNT, October 6.-The pole-Eaising
held at Boothsville, in this county, yester-
day, was q magnificent affair and an I'M
qualified success in every particular. A
fine hickory pole, one hundred and twenty
two feet long was quickly raised amid the
enthusiastic shouts of the assembled multi
tude. Marion, Harrison and Taylor
counties we-e all represented, the town
being located at the intersection OF
the three counties and o more or
DERBY, good.natured and enthusiastic
crowd never assembled on o similar
occasion. The historic bandsnna graced
the masthead and the stars and stripes and
q streamer, bearing the rames Of Cleveland
and Thurman, were flung to the breeze,
aud gracefully wave over the quiet village.
After dinner, as Senator Kenna had not
arrived, the crowd proceeded in body to
the school. house, shert distance below
town, and Judge Fleming was introduced
to the audience as "our friend, our neigh
Dor and our next Governor. He at
once entered into q thorough, exhaus-
tive and mastery discussion Of the
issues of the campaign and surpr:s ID, and
no less delighted, bis hearers by the neat
manner in which he tondled the questions
of politics, State and National. A man
who once hears Judge Fleming can readily
understand how he uses up General COT
in Joint discussion. He is clear and lucid,
courteous and pleasant, vigorous and ef-
fective, able and eloquent. He handles
economic ue,tions with the skill OF an
''old-timer," and impresses his hearers
with his earnestness and integrity.
Senator Kenna having arrived, Judge
Fleming proposed TO stop, bat the big
crowd met the proposal with cries Of Go
on, Governor, you're doing fine" The
Judge continued for sn hour and q bali
and held the closest attention Of his audi.
tors throughout. He was followed by
Senator Kenna in an honr,s epfech, in
which the eloquent Senator did up the &.
o. D. on the most approved plan. The
crowd grew larger, and when the SENATOR
closed there was perfect storm Of ap-
plause, mingled with cheers for the Dsmo-
cratic candidates.
AT FAIRMoNT.'
The meeting held at night in ArmorY
Hall, -Eairmont, was very large. The
weather was threatening and some rain
fell, but that did not keep away the crowds:
The rink was filed to OVERLOOKING and
many were turned away, not being sb'e to
find standing room. Hon: Q: Wood DALEY
opened the bal with q characterfstu I'D
dress, and he was followed 6y Senator
Kenns. The meeting was surprisingly
successful denomination and means unity
and harmony. -
An especially significant feature was the
grand turnout of the miners from the Mon
tara and other mines. They formed Q
magnificent torchlight procession, and
headed by martial bands marched through
the streets and to the rink in force. In
the home Of Judge Fleming, who IL per-
sonslly very popular with the working
men Of every class, this grand outpouring
was particularly neat and effective COM
n,iment
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q monopoly Of the trade and reguiase
prices as they please"
REPUBLICAN PARTY CONDEMNS ITSELF.
Let us read from the Republican taxa
ton of 1853. What does that great party
ssy thenP Here it is: ''It is due to the
LABOR of the nation that taxation should be
tqualizei and reduced as rapidly as ns-
tionsl faith will permit"
Reduction of tariff than You see was
co-csded in the interest Of labor. Why,
il has only been in the last few years that
the Republican party has discovered that
high tariff duties were for the benefit OF
labor. They were always for the benefit
Of the manufacturer before. Judge Flem-
ing then continued at length quoting from
Republican authority showing by their
own admissions that the country was more
prosperous under the low Walker tariff OF
1916 than ever before. This period Of our
country's history James G. Blsine himself
described as it, golden age, and it was uu-
der tariff twenty per cent lower than now.
The rates of wages, the capital investei In
manufactures and industries OF all kinds
increased more rapidly than In any like
time before or since. He did not, he said,
advocate q return to that tariff. Such an
extreme step would be unfsir to many in
terests built up under the present system,
bat the prosperous condition of the coun-
try at that time was proof positive that a
moderate reduction Of revenue duties
could not and would not be injurious.
Judge Fleming concluded his mastery
address BY reading quotations from speeches
BY Allison, Logan and Garfield and the
Tariff Commission report in favor of a re-
ductiou oftbe present high tariff.
WHAT BENNY SAID.
There ia one sentiment, he said, that 1
wish particular ly to call your attention TO-
II il from Senator Harrison, man whom
they are now running for President. on
November 90. 1882, sreaking to O report
of the Republican tariff commission, ne
said: "The creation of the tariff commits
sion wss a confession that the tariff needs
revision, Ifthe report comes in it should
be promptly acted upon. Ny opinion IS
that no time should be lost after Congress
assemblies in bringing forward these meas-
ures"
The tariff was unjust then. The pro-
lection was too great, the revenues TOO
high in 1882, and to. day what kind plat
tori does this man stand upon?
1 do not pretend to quote accurately. 1t
mssps: Rather than surrender any portion
of this unjust and oppressive system, we
will give you fres whisky and tobacco. II
we can't give You cheaper clothes and
cheaper food, we will give you cheaper To-
bacco and draught of the flowing bow,
in which you can drown your sorrows ana
forget your high taxes.
After q brief discussion Of particular
features Of the Mills bill, Judge Fleming
clio ,ed his address amid enthusiastic ap-
plause.
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GOVERNMENTS Dull AID stead
ours, Registered,
and steady

RAILRoADs-Dull; sales $490,000
SToCKs.-The bears were in good spirits
This morning aud to-day sold stocks freely
all around the room, while the buying
was scattering and inefficient. The open.
ing prices on the stock exchange were
from to ! per cent. below the closing
figures of last evening, with Missouri Pa
cific down to t. There was some hesita-
tion in early trading, but the pressure
soon bsgan to force the list of and quota
tions were retired to below thotc Of the
opening. More animation WAS shown o.
ter IL o'clock and no check was given the
decline, many Of the specialties dropping
sharply, and the gr,pgers showed marked
weakness. The close was weak 81 the
lowest prices Of TIE dsy. Everything "a
lower. East Tennessee for referred lest 2
per cent, New England and Chicago, Bur-
iingtou and Quincy IL, st. Paul, Lake
Erie and Western preferred, and Oregon
Transcontinentsl each. Sales 1l,9OS
shares Quotations closed bid o, follows:
Adams Express $50; American Express
no; Canada Pacific, 58!; Central Pacific
IS; Chesapeake and Ohio 20s; preferred do
firsts ia; do seconds. 1ss; Chicago and AL.
ton 1874; chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1874; Delaware and Hudson, 1l7}; Della
ware, Lackawanns aud Western 1911;
Denver and Rio Grande, 1911; Erie, %;
do preferred, IS; Fl. Wayne, 16O; I'LL
nois Central III; Lake Shore, 1921; Michi'
gan Central, S5i; Minneapolis and 81. Louis,
81; do preferred. II; Missouri Pacific,
sit; Northern Pacific, 26l; do preferred,
sol; Chicago and Northwestern 115l; dc
preferred, 143; New York Ceutrsl, 1Ost
Oregon Transcontinental. 29l; Pacific Mail,
37l; Peoria, d. & E., s6l; Pitt'burs. 100
Pullman Palace Car, 1874; Beading, 6S4
Rock Island. 100; st. Louis and g.
Francisco, SCI; do preferred, 73l; hn!
preferred, 113: 81. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1921; 81. Paul and 0maha, 40
DO preferred 1O7i: TeIas Pacific, 4t
Union Pacific, 6ls: United States II
prss, 30; Western Union, s5s.
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Prohibitionists Divide Honorss
ia, Tt,errau, % he SUNDAY Regtaz.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 6.-The
Congrsssi oaal, Senatorial and county Pro
hibition conventions we're held this after
noon in the Knights Of Labor Hall. Nom
inations were made ss follows: Legisla-
ture. J. E. Thsyer, T. F. Holt. and d. O.
Lov.tt; Sheriff, B. r. Bort; Prosecuting
Attorney, T. S~inburn; County Conmis-
.iouer, W. 8. Wintz; Congress, w. o. Hen
ecn of Kanawha; Presidential eiector, z.
C. Bare, of Monroe; St,te Senator Ninth
district, john Deering, of KanswhA
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. d. I. wilcoxsoo, Of Horss Cave,
Ky, says be was, for many years. badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; The
pains vere almost upendurablc and you'd
sometimes almost throw him into convul.
sions. He tsisd Electric Bitten and got
relief from 6rst bottle and nftsr taking SIX
bottles w. entirely cared, and had gsiptd
In assh sightssn pounds. Says b. pol.
tiysly believes 10 would have died, had u
not bean for the relief afforded BY Electric
Bittsu. Sold u any osuh bottle BY
Losan 4 %.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money aa3 Per Cont--Governmsnts Dull
and steady-stocks Lower-Flour Firm
b Wheat Fair Business.
NEW YORK, October 6,-Money on call
easy q. Dab per c:nt. closed offered ct 2
per cent prime mercantile paper 4as6i
Der cent sterling exchange dull but
steady at 4s33a4SS.
GOVERNMENTS Dali AID steady.
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Pensions for west virsinisns.

spsciai Tdeoran 10 he sHHesas btgss1.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Gilnofe b..
Dye, Newark. 90
I.crease- willism II. Smith, st. Albane;
Harrison Rice, Print Pleasant; Francis
Tsy lor, Moun6syille; George Roberts,
wheeling; Andrew BIsek, Hall; Gaen-
berry Berrickman, Mo,raville.
Reissue-Ffankiip Jackfon, Unicn'o1n;
John B, Reterts, Psrkeshurg
Original, wiiows &c,-Elifs g., fsthe1
OF Elia, n. Merslaed, Willow Islsnd.
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Senator Ksnna ut Burton.

Specidl Tieordm % M SUNDAY RsgDn.
BUXTON, October 6.-Senstor John T..
Kenns spoke here this afternoon. Although
il was rainiug over 400 people had assem-
bled to listen to bis eloquent words.
Shortly after the spanking begac, the rsiu
increased end an adjournment was had TO
the school house. The crowd was 20 great
tia. the benches were taken up stairs 10
order to make standing room. Ii il had not
been fJr the iocltmsnt weather 10 ly one
thousand people would have been present.
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HAst Liberty.
PErROLIUh.
Titusvtlls.

TrrusyILLl, October 8.--Petroleuui--
Opened At 93lc; highest 933c; lowest 9lIe;
closed ct 82tc.
PrrnBuld, PA, October G.-Petro.
lsum-Dull and heavy; opened at este;
closed ct 92lc; highest s3lc; lowest VIC.
NsV Yosk.
NEW York, October 8.-Petroleum--
Opsned steady Of 93tc, bat after . slight
advance became weak on reduction In
price Of refined and declined 70 92c, clos
ing weak ct 92ic. Consolidated exchange
opening OF 93tc; highest oslo; lowest 92c;
closing ut 92lc. Sales 1,2j5, 100 barrels.
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PRODUCE.
Rev YoTk.

NEW YORK, October 8.-Fl0uf-Rf-
scsipts 1880 packages; exports 8 522
barrels and 30, 9s7 sscks; market strong;
sales 600 barrels. Wbeat-Recsipts
If3. $50 bushels; exports IL, $50 busbels;
aales 10 s84 600 bushels futures; 81, 00O
bushels spot; options very stt.vs and ex.
cited; upgrsded red 81 0eisl l63; No. y
Chicago 81 18i; No. 2 red Octobsr u 1919
1si, closing st 81 1sl; November 81 1ss
/ 20. clio ling st 81 1915; December u ia
/ AT, closing at 81 21s; January 81 2ls
1 22i. closing ut 81 22i: February 81 81
Al "a, closing OF 81 81; March 81 ~.
closing ct 81 "a; April 81 az; May u %
al 25i, closing at 81 24i; June 81 22t,
Corn-Receipb 1876, $50 Bushels; expcrts
"a, 634 bushels; sales $50, 900 bushsls fat
ures and II 900 bushels spot; msskst dull;
November Sale; December Sale; Jsnu-
ary 493c; Msy 4Sls49c, closing Ut 4s4e.
Oats-Receipis 5000 Bushels; exports
AZ. 600 bushsls; sales s.. 900 busbsls tat
ures and $1,000 bushels spot; mskks(
frmer: No. Q white 34c; mixed western
2sa32c; white do 2s,43c. Hsy-SGoseri
sbipping 55a60c. Hops-Firm. Coffee
Options steady; sales 100, $50 bses; Octe
Der Is 55,14 0Oc; November ~ 1880:
D.cembes II 40i12 zoe; January 13.35s
l1a60c; February, March. APil, Nay
June, July and August II 3Ssl2 zoe; spc'
Rio quiet ct Isle Sugar-Rs. seminal
refined steady; O Gle; extra O Gao lille
white extra O Gle; yellow 6tc. Rtcs-
Stropg. Pstroleum-Qaiet; refined lovss
crude in barrels 6fs7sc; rednsd 1ae
United 92tc.. Cotton 6eei Ol-1ifn
TaIlow-Eiier; prime city IS LID
Rxin - Steady. Turpentins - 6tn1y
ExN-firm; weytsrn 81 4s12e. Pork .
| cut meats-Quiet. Lsrd-Lowsj westea
$40 60; November % 50; Deesmb~ . 81
February 50 a. Butt~-Pifmi vestr
dairy 12sl5:; % creamery l5sDac, N
4 2lc. Cheess-Stroua; weston staS4'
! Pig Irou-Qniet. Coppef-Frnj n
lSf7 50. Lsad-Dail Is IS 10 IN
. Qaist; strsight, ga %
nmy1
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Pfoviio0 modxsisly aetiva. Flour
Firm. Whsst-Cash No. 3 spti1g q 173a
I 183; No 3 spaisg 81 0oa103; No. 9red
q f7tn 19; OctshT l 14}s1 ISL.
closng - 81 1sk; Novembsz 81 16ss1 cot.
closing q 81 20t; Dscsnb9 81 17sa1 "a
closiDg st 81 2lt; Nay 81 18a1 g.
closing at u 2sf. CoRn-CAh No. 3, 44lc;
October 4l}a45ac, clcafrg at iisc; Noyem-
Der 44ia46ac, closing as 4Ssc; December
41}s43c. closing d l13c; May S93aA0e,
closing at Sole. 0Ats-CAsh No. 2 and
October 243e; November 24ic; Nay
29}c. Rye-No. 2, Gle. Flax 6eed-No.
I, d 40. Tinsthy Sesd-Prime 81 IS.
MeaPurk-Cash and o, tobtr SIS so; No
vembr $l4 SOILS Is. closing ss Sl4 95;
year t14 50; January $l4 AZ. Lard
Cash and October $40 Is; November 50 10
80 IS, closing ct s. IS; Dtcsmher Is SCI;
January g 42{. Short ribs s. 45s9 IS;
sbouldsn s. 90; short clear 50 75sl0 10.
whisky-At 81 80 Butter and Egg IN
changed.
CINCINNATI. O., October 6.-Cotton-
Easie.; middline 10sc. Flour-StIone;
family IS 00A5 IS; fancy s 50.5 IS.
Wheat Stroueer and higher; No. 2 red
81 l5a1 Is; recsipts 8. 800 bushsls; ship
msnh 5000 bushsls. Cofn-Steady; No.
Q mixed i6c. OAs-Firm; No. 2 mixed
oslo. Rye-Strose; No 9 &C. Pork
Dull q $16 IS. LArd-Dull At so 90.
BulkMeats-Quist; and unchanged. Ba.
oon-Firm and unchanged. Whisky-
Active ut 81 IA. Batter, Sugar ard
Ohsess-Stsady. Eegs-Eisier Of tic.
BALrINoRI Nd, Octobef 6.-Wheat
Western higher and strong; No. Q winter
red September and October 81 II; Decem.
Der 81 col. Corn-Westsrn arm; mixed
spot SIC; year l6}s47e; January 46ta46ic.
Oats-westsrn white S2s3+e; do MIXED
29a3lc Rys-Firm 81 64.6Sc. Hay
Prime to cho'cs western SIC 50Al7 90.
Provisiops- Firm and sctive Ness Pork
AT SIT 90. Butter-Firm; wtsarn
packed l3al5c; creamery 17A23c. Esss-
Firm at 2la23c
ToLSDo, October 6.-wheat-Activc
and higher; cash 81 14a1 II; December
81 lsaI 1si; May 81 q Corn-Dull and
eaay; caah 47c; November 46s. Oats
Dull; No. . white 29ic. Glover Seed-Ac-
tive and higher; cash IS 66; 0ttober$ Is g.! /;
November and December IS IS.
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Rittsburg.
ueV Yopk.
DRY GOODS.
Hsv York'

NEW YoRK, October 6.--Dy Gocds-
The businefs Wa Of moderate proportion
in all departments.
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MUSTANG Eminent

c1rRFS sWINNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES 4 MULES!
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TolO0o
LIVE STOCK.
Ohicago.

CHICAGO, October q. -Oattls-Rsoeipts
6, 900 bead; shipments, 1900 head; market
dull and unchanged; steers s. 50a6 %;
stockers and feeders 81 20i3 10; cowr,
bulls and mixed 81 o5a3 10.
Hoss-Rscsiph II, 600 head; shipments
s, 600 head; market weak at 5sl0c lower;
mixed S. s5s8 10; heavy IS l0A6 60; light
IS 75a6 Is; skips s. 80a5 10.
sheep-Rscsipts 1900 tesd; shipments
900 bead; natives s. 0Os4 Is; western
s. oOs3 70; Texans 81 76A3 90; lambs
s. 75a5 Is.
AAst Liberty.
EAST LIBXRTY, October 6.-Ostle-
Rsosiph 6, 900 head; shipments s7t bead;
market, nothing doing; oil through con.
Hon-Rsodpts 3loO head; shipments
3, 400 bead; market active; Philadel-
phias IS 85i8 IS; mixed 80 45i8 60;
Workers s. 3Oa6 20; common 70 fair 70 l6A
6 IS; pigs s. 5Oa8 90.
shssp-Rscsips 400 had; shipmsnts
9, 900 hsad; market arm ct Yesterdays
prices.
Cincinnati.
C1HcrNHAfI, O., October O Hog
Less active; common and light 81 7ba
IS 90; packing and butchers IS 85a8 35i
receipts 2, $50 bead; shipments $50 bead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-08
MUSTANG Eminent

cr1REs PILLS., BURNS, CUTS, C0ENs,
BRUISES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-08
MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS. RUB IN HARpi