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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
DEMOCRATS HAVE IT.
ON TRB FACE OF THB RETURNS THB NEXT
HOUSE
Is DsmOcratic-Six Districts Undecided, With the
Democrats in the Lead BY 0ns-fhrss
West Virginia Districts Classsd
as Doubtful.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 16.-
General John R. Clark, Jr., the clerk OF
the House of Representatives, believes that
100 Democratic Representatives have been
elected snd that six districts are in GOubt'
This calculation is based upon the assump-
tion that Wilson, Democrat, is elected IN
West Virginia. The Doubtful districts in
General Clark's estimate are the First Cal
ifornis, Tenth Kentucky, Second North
Carolina, and the First, Third and Fourth
of West Virginia. These districts he sets
down ss doubtful because they are claimed
by both parties on msjorities 80 small that
the official count must be awaited to &C.
termine the result In the case Of Repre-
sentative Bacon, Democrat, Of New York,
who is reported to have been defeated by
eighty majority, General Clark expects
that contest will ensue.
OF one thing he is confident and thst is
that the majority in the next House will
not be over tiveeither way. Relative to the
functions of the clerk in the organic Ition
of the new House and tie power he is sup:
possd to be able to exercise in seating or
unseating members, Gen. CLARK says that
his duties are fixed by statute and are
purely ministerial. ia member-elect pre-
sents q proper certificate Of election his
name will be placed on the roll and not
otherwise.
The following table gives the standing
of the House without doubtful districts:
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THEY LOOK FOR FUN.
A LIVELY TINBPRBDICTBD IN ENDORSING
P0WDRRLY.
4 Of L. Delegates Have Varied Ideas Of the Methods
Of Doing lt-ROufns Work Ysstsrday-
Important Reports Expected
This Morning.

-
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, November 16.-
Committee work occupied large portion
Of the time of the delegates to the General
Assembly of tie Knights Of Labor. How.
ever, there is still time for gossip about
elections and other matters OF interest to
the order. The substance of this has been
heretofore mentioned in these dispatches.
Nearly every expression is stated with an
''if," and that contingent is Powde.ly's
acceptance of the chief Office, which, in
turn, depsnds on the action that may be
taken on his sddress. There Is general
feeling in favor of PoWdsrly, and yet there
are enough differences of opinion as to
the methods of reaching the same end to
make it pretty lively in the convention. A
large portion Of the morning session
was taken up with debate
over the report of the committee
on Appeals and Grievances, in the case
from Chicago, Gtoree Schlling, Master
Workman OF D. A. 49, had granted trans
fer card to member Of q suspended local,
and membsr of that assembly protested.
The committee reported in favor of sustain
ipg the report, and after debate the report
was adopted. The only o.her business
settled was the adoption Of resolution
ordering that Mrs Barry g report be printed
in French and German. A number of res
olutions were intro duced and referred at
once to the proper committees, and the As.
ssmbly took q rscess for dinner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
ANARCHY Is KING.
AN AFRICAN REPUBLIC IN WHICH PRIR.
DON HIsARAlLURE
Ihs Condition Of Affairs in Hyf-cins Runs R0t
While Oonsndins Factions Struggle tor The
Prsadsny-ssawal laniga News
-ihs Parnsll fnaL

NEW YORK, November l6.-Nsws re.
ceived here from Port a. Primes. Hayti, b
to the effect that condition Of anarchy
exists.
THE rorthern ports are all blockaded in
open violation Of international law, anS
the widest disorder prevails. In Port An
Prince both parties are partial 70 assassi-
nation. Gen. Te!emanque was basely a.
ss.iuated. Were IL not for this he car
tainly would have ben elected, and there
Ia 10 doubt bot tha! b would have ssrv-
cd the people faithfully. Port An Prince,
Petit Goave, Le,gane Jsremie AK CAyes
and Miragsne alone Ge In favor OF General
Leaitime, the rest Of the country having
declared for General Hippolits.
Tho steamer HsytiAn Republic was
ssjzed q Q pirate, and not block isit.
Tn. Hsytisus wanted 10 shoot all the cffi.
cars and crow, bot the foreign oonhuls pro-
b stsd against this, and the lives Of the
Amar;caos were therefore spared. There
Ia only one man-of.war in the harbor OF
port su. Prince, and sba 10 dying the
French flse. There are seven American
veesels now detained ut this port, and
there Is absolutely NO defense In ca.e the
mob should take notion TO commit depre.
d,tiops. The schooner VIM. Jones, Of
Boston, was recently stized by the DeshA.
tines and her captain informed
that the Haytian fired Q shot across
her b,vs compt ling him to hesve TO, when
they boarded her, and put the crew in
iron., then they lowed the schooner to
Port-su-Pnnce. where she is destined - q
prize. Tbs ssizurs was made Z miles out
At ses, and the captain Of the VIM. Jones
hss protested against this illegal seizure,
to Minister Thompson. The other Am
lean vtssls cannot get their clearance
papers or cargo, aad those which will be
permittsd TO depart, will have to return
n the United States in ballast
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
VIOLATING THE LAW.
Shippers Rates Made Liable to Change
Without Notice.

Shippers Rates Made Liable to Change
Without Notice.
CHICAGO November 16.-A local paper
says: "Some of the roads are undoubtedly
making rates on Wess-bound traffic fom
New York b;low those inaugurated by the
New York Central day or two ago. The
latter tariff is on ths basis Of 80 cents fl 81
cless from New York to Chicago. Yester-
day some shippers we're furnished with
memorandum quoting the following rates,
New York t. Chicago. hy the Commercial
Express fast freight liue: New York, DO,
36, %, 90, "a, 10; Boston, so, 40, 50, 30,
%, 20; Philadelphia, Al, 81, 33, %, %, l9
A strange feature of the memorandum is
that it states that the above rates are cub
jsct to change without uotice. Under the
Interstate Commerce law any notice ol
advance has to be given.
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MORE MILLlONAIRES.

West Virginia Editors Pack Their Grip
% Sacks for q Little Tour.
Special Telegram to the Register.
, PARKERsB0RG, W. VA, November 16.
The following West Virginia editors,
some of whom will bs accompanied by
thsir wives, leave tonight and to-morr ow
to attend four d'ys'S session of the fourth
annual convention Of tbs Natio aal Edito-
rial Association at San Antonio, Texas:
A. B. Clark, Bukhannon Delta; Char ss
Thornhill, Charleston Star; G. r. Old
ham, Mouudsvilie San; +. G.
Smith, RavensW Oo1 Bugle; Samuel Jacobs,
Wellsburg Herald; G.. NJ. Fleming, Buck
hannon Banner; George BHtab!e, Clsrks-
burg NerS. A. B. White President of the
Association, is prevented from attending
The trip will occupy thrae weeks and will
include tour through Mexico.
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SuspIcIous Tactics.

There are some facts connected with the
rise and fall Of Republican msjorities in
ths Intelligsneer, that that verscious sheet
has not made public. There ara no two
Republican politicians in the State more
noted in their peculiar fields Of labor than
Hon. s. O. BURDErrE, Of Charleston, and
Hon. JAMES B. MENAGER, Of Pt. Pleas
ant. Both of these gentlemen have been
in wheeling recently and were IN close
conference with Chairman CowDEN and
his colleagues.
The council of war held over some days.
AT its conclusion Mr.. BURDETrE was hast
lily dispatched on pressing business-tnat
business bsing 10 look after she Third dis
trict returns. Since then the InteliigeHcer's
columns have been loaded with false and
misleading dispatches, in every case In
creasing GOFF's msjoriiy over any preVi-
Gus information. Some Of these dispatches
have been pablished over Mr.. BUEDETTE's
name. His share in their manufacture Is
plain.
Within the la5t forty-eight hours Mr.
MENAGEs has likewise hied himself away
from Wheeling on pressing business An
we to look for like increases in GoFF's
msjoritiss, reported from MENAGER's bail
wick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
UNPROVOKED MURDER.
An InOfrensiye Negro Shot Down in Gold
Blood.
Qnsn;oI T,lsor,,, "a u, p.o;,s.

Ah AhohohslNo Nekro SuOI down. IN OOlu
Blood.
Special Telegram 10 tie Reoisir.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 16.-
reformation reaches here tonight to the
effect that one of the most brutsl murders
ever committed in Mercer county hap
pened at Biue6eld last Saturday. Ny iu-
fcrmant says that while a colored man
named Giles, was walking along the streets
of Bluefeld, he wss assaulted by two
drunken white men, and when he started
to lun, he was shot by one of them,
and was afterwards stabbed until
he died, which was in about fifteen min
utes after he was shot. 1t is said that he
had not BEEN guilty Of any offe7se against
his slsyers and that the murder was un-
provoked. Ths man who did the shoot
ing is known about Bluefeld as Bill Wal
lace, who represented himself to be an
United States detective. The fellow left
the town Monday night for parts unknown
The county authorities are after him, and
if caught, he will probably answer to
Judge Lynch for his murderous deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
The Durna am Tobacco smash-up.

NEW YORK, November 16.-The Herald
says: The smssh-up among the tobacco
men in Durham, N. G., is likely to have
little effect in the trade hsre. The bulk
of the business in tobacco done in New
York is in the Ief staple for cigar manu-
featuring purposes, while that Of Durham
is chiefly what is termed "hogshs0d" to-
bacco, for pipe smoking and chewing
Mr.. Blackwell is, perhaps, the largest man
ufacturer of smoking tobacco in the void,
and has business connections everywhere.
If he has "gone under" say the New York
tobacco mep, there will be heavy loss,
bat it will bs so distributed that compare
lively little will fall upon any one CON-
muuity.
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l"AIl Hats off for New Jersey"

WASHINGTON, November 16.-Repre-
sentative McAdoo went to the White
House this morning. When he was ush.
cred into the Presidents Office ths Presi-
dent rose and, with greater demonstra-
tion of enthusiasm than he often gives way
to, called out: All hats of for New Jer-
seyw There were quite number Of gen.
tlemen in the Presidents room at the
time, and they joined the Pfe,ident in
doing signal honor to the State Of New
jersey. Mr.. McAdoo remained in conver-
sation there for fully an hour, during
which Mr.. Cleveland reviewed the cam
paign and spoke in the most ardent, not to
say exultant, way of the Dam ocrAcy of
gallant New Jersey" ss he called it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
THE INTERSTATE LAW
Held Accountable for the Drop In Freight
Rates.


PHILADELPHIA, November Is. - The
Public Ledger, in its financial article says,
relative to the war in freight rates: so
far as we can ascertain upon inquiry at the
offics of the Pennsylvania railroad, the
present trouble in rates arises largely from
The fact that there is no method under
which agreements as to rates can be msln-
tanned or enforced. The new and weaker
lines feel that thsy canrot command trai-
&c at equal rates with the older and more
established lines, and while they would no
doubt prefer an smicsble arrangement
upder which the traffic could be divided,
there is no way sipcs the passage OF the
interstate commerce law in which an ar
rspgement can be legally made. The COM
uetiiion, too, of the Canadian lines, which
are exceedingly active competitors for both
east and west bound traffic Of the United
States, and which are not under the con-
troll of the interstate commerce law,
makes the situation still more peTplexing,
and as a result, the railways are receiving
on traffic in both directions much less than
a fair compensation, and much less than
the public Srs willing TO pay,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
VERY CLOSE.
The Fourth District Democratic by Small
Majority.

The Fourth District Democratic by Small
Majority.
Special Telt0rdm 10 ne RectSeT.
PARKERsBURG, November 16.-Judge
jackson is elected, but the majority is
very narrow. Later reports give him gains
all over the district. Smiths narrow ma
jority is wiped out and now the JacksOnian
rooster is on top. For the last few days
all has been in doubt and anxiety waiting
tie recounts going on in many counties
These are now completed and they give
Judge jackson the district. In Wood
county he lost one on the recount. In
Csbell he gained so, in Mason -, and in
Jackson 8. Roane gives him III msjOrity
and this makes Judge Jaakson's election
by plurality Of 4 certain. Recounts have
been completed in most of the counties,
and the returns have been certified, and
there will be no chsrgs from the above
figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
Political Gossip.

Baltimore has elected Its fnt Repubh-
can President of Council since the war.
1t was done by q Democratic split.
Compton, Democrat, has Q majority Of
10 over Mudd, Republican, in the Fifth
Maryland district.
The friends Of Rsynor, Democrat, have
demanded recount in the Fourth Mary
land district.
Mr.. Blaine refused TO be interviewed
Yesterday on the question whether or not
Gen. Harrison had offered him Cabinet
position.
Henderson Of Missouri, Golf Of West
Virginia, and Malone Of Virginia, are
prominently mentioned % representatives
from the South in Gen. Harrison's Cabinet.
Clarkson of Iowa, it Is said, is also slated
for position, a, is John Wanamaker Of
Philadelphia.
Tee Washington Star ssys there is
movement on the part Of the friends o
Judge (Representsiivs) Payson, OF Iii
nois, to push him for Secretary Of the In
terror under Mr.. Harrison
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
Annther Oily Wonder.

FINDLAY, O., November 16.-A new oil
field has been discovered near Gibsonburg,
about 90 miles east of the Wood county
field. Two wells were drilled in there
yesterday, and to-day one has recoIb Of
about 5000 and the other is about one,
third as large. Hundreds Of lessers ere
busy in that neighborhoOd to-day, and de,
velCpment will be pushed. 1t is said the
prospect is favorable to the opening of g
still more wonderful field than the prolific
W ood dcounty field.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
REGISTER VS.. IATELLIGENCER.
AS Others See Us-Inte resting Gossip From
Gen COTS Home.


Gen. COTS Home.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, November 10.
To he Editor Of he RegtSer.
SIR:-BOth sides at last corCede the cleo
ton of Governor Fleming, and Republicans
are authorizing shareholders to pay over
bets. Bot little money changed hands
here on the State election, as but few Of
Goff7s party put any faith in his loud as
sertions that he would carry the State.
All conservative citizens here accept the
REaIsrER's figures on the result as cor
rect and reliable, and give but slight at
tsntion TO the IRteniqencer's doctored
returns. Tie CARING errors, misEepreeen-
tstion aud false tabulated statements OF
Yesterday . Inteligencer disgust alike both
Democrats and Republicans, and rs re
suit the counters of our newsdsaler still
displays this morning large stack OF un.
sold IatelligeRCers, while the supply OF
REGISTERS wss exhausted at an eAly hour
Yesterday afternoon. l was informed by
creased demand for REGISTERS he had
ordered q hundred copies for Friday and
Saturday, and expected that be would dis.
pose of them all. Ninety is the number OF
Iatelliqeaeers sold here, that is when they
are sold. The REGISTER should feel tst-
tered at the wtll-meIited recognition 1t re-
ceives from our people, considering the
fact that this is largely q Republican coun-
ty, take the liberty TO make this state
ment, because want you and your read
ers to know that the special in yesterday q
hteIigencer, purpOrtiDg to have been writ
ten frOm this place in reference as to how
the REGISTER aud Intsligencer are received
here, is absolutely false, and our citizens
won't believe it was ever written here, but
was fixed up in the Inteliigencer as piece
of contemplate spite work unworthy OF
our people. We are Ied.hOt politician:
out here, but bpth sidos fight squarely and
do not for political purposes believe II
An;Gnc Aha nTivaka huRine3l of any one,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
The Women Divide Honors.

DETROIT, MICH, November l6-The
third and last days session Of the Womau's
Congress was called TO order at ten O'Clock
this morning and the election Of officers ct
once proceeded with. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe was reelected president. Twenty
five presidents were seIec ei from the ysri.
Gus States represented. Gertrude K. East
ley, of Delaware. was electei secretary;
Henrietta l.. T. Wolcott, Of Massachusetts,,
treasurer; Sophia Curtiss Hoff man, Of New
York, aud Mrs. Charlotte F. Pierce, OF
Pennsy l,anis, auditors, and Board OF
Directors, composed Of twenty-five MEM
bere.
Mrs. Auna Jernsss Miller, the expo.
nent of dress reform, read Q piper on
CORE c. dress" There is . real sciencs
of dress, she said, criticism 10 the contrsry
notwithstanding. shs denounced the bus-
lie and corset, and said the ideal dress for
woman must be absolutely without bands
or ligaiurts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
A QUEER MOVE.
The Cireui. Court to be Asked to Restrain
the b. s. o.

The Circuit Court to be Asked to Restrain
the b. s. o.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railway
Company have been notified BY VIM. NJ.
Handlan that he will on next Monday ask
the CiIcuit Court to restrain them from
connecting their Ioad With that Of the B.
& o. q. Sixteenth and Chapline streets,
power to do which has been granted the
road w ordinance passed by Council. II
is also reported that some Of the residents
of Sixteenth street also oppose the said
connection.
A REGISTER epMtsr yesterday met
Judge Cochran, President Of the Wheeling
and Lske Erie railroad, end asked him
what he had to say regarding the matter.
He replied:
This ordinance was passed ut our re-
quest, so We could get prompt delivery Of
stone to our bri6gs over Wheeling creek at
the Peninsuls, and We will waive the
privilege if it is going to bring rs In con.
hict with any considerable portion Of the
people of the city; though the denial OF
this right Of way wonld delay rs whole
year in the completion Of the work.
Il have advised ths Wheeling and Elm
Grove Company to pledge i'sslf not to BE-
gin the work of such connection until at
least five days notice shsll have been filed
in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk,
and published in the Wheeling papers.
We are determined, in 30 far as in rs lies,
to use no privilege granted us by Council
in manner to prejudice that body or our.
selves with the people of Wheeling, and il
we find that this temporary use of the Elm
Grove Ra lrosd is a greater .intouveniercs
to the people along the line than 1t is q
benefit to the company and the county,
we will abandon the project
at is reported, for what purpose i do
not know, that our Company has pur.
chased the Wheeling aud Elm Grove Rail.
road. 1t is wholly without foundation.
Taat Company has not the Iemottst pur-
pose 10 sall, nor we 10 buy, that know oi
or believe. 1t, with most other good citi.
zens, has shown disposition to aid rs 10
pushing our work and for this public
spirit we feel under otligatiops?'
How is the work progressing, Judgt?'
"Well, sir, since July 1 we have had
some seventy days in VIII ch there has been
more or less rain, one OF the worst seasons
for railroad construction ever known here,
and we need and desire every reason able
indulgence 10 aid us in overcoming in tone
measure these immente disadvantages, snd
we think the people Of Wheeling are as
mach interested as the Company in seeing
the bridge terminals completed ia Janu-
ary, 1890, instead Of 1891. Council has
bt en- oblieing and sas onable, as have most
all the titizsns, and for this we feel under
deep ohligations.N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
CABLE FLAsHKS.

The Germsn Government has ordsred
another cruiser 10 proceed 70 Zanzibar.
The report thst % sttsppt hsd betn
msds upon tbs lie q Piucs Fsfdinaed ef
Bulsaris u o1ieially declared 70 be bsas-
Tbs Tssuss Dosrs sad LIZ, riveu hsvs
ovmaovsd their haalS; flooding the saf.
roapding country and dsisg sxisnsfvs
damage.
Nes,eusers vhs have arrived st Wsds.
Half. On the Uppss Nile, rp1t thst tns
m ,stsrious White Pasba in ths Baaf-el-
Gszel district has fought 0nt eatas and
killed many dKvishtsL
The matters Of the colIsaio In Lsrsrt-
shirs have nsds pN cent sdssscc ID
vsres. TIE Bitsh Trsde Commtfte nes
adyisrd The juts spipnsrs Of Dundss y
1vs their employees . similar iDcrsasa
Mr.. John Bdsht pssssd . Rosd sight
and was Q shads bsttsY ysstndsy nss.'
Ing.
yiolsut s,Ies have oussd suresoes
vpseks On tie wsst csas. q Greas Bttsis.
The report Of tbs Frsseh Bo.rd q
Trsde shows sn iDcssase ntnpose ouf1ne
October Of 14,l52,00 fnnOL ssd In e.
ports Of IA, ,536, 500 fraocs.
Il The fsdsrsl ard psozyasvs fAcai'os q
IL Spanish Rerubliesss hve dnaily spifk
the iedernls wsntirg . vriitsa basas q
action, Wills Ssror Zeeills fhsen saess'
; msthoda. -
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FOUL WORK.

Desperate Attempt of Republican Schem-
ers to Defeat the VIII Of tho People.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 16.-
Goff has undoubtedly but 732 majority in
Fsyette, and from Republican sources only
SO in Mcdowell. Several hundred Rspub-
licsn illegal votes were cast in both Nc
Dowell and Mercer. Republicans have re-
tanned Democratic chlllengers as counsel
to prevent them being witnesses in con-
tests. Republicans have held back the re-
turns in Republican counties, and deeper
ate efforts are being made to count Flem'
ing out.
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,aIkinr of German for President.

BALTIMORE, November 16.-There is
some whispering going on sgain about the
presidency of tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. The snnusl meeting Of
the stockholders will be held next Mon
day, at which time a board of directors
will be elected for the ersuing year. The
president will be chosen by the direct!rs
about month later, and there is move
mept en- foot to place United States Sena-
tor A, P. German at the head of the COM
OlnV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-17
NATURES HIGHWAY.
Dolnrs Of Boats and Boatnen Along the
Ohio.

DoIngs Of Boats and Boatnen Along the
Ohio.
The Ben Hur Left yesterday ct noon.
Tbs Chancellor passed down at 5 o'clock
yesterday morning.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 12 feet and rising.
The Lizzie Bay will leave for Cincinnati
thi, afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The marks from above yesterdsy were:
Morgantown, W. Va, II feet 2 inches and
rising; weather rainy. Rsce's Landing,
4 feet 6 inches and rising; weather niny.
Brownsville, Is feet 8 inches and rising
weather rainy. Lock No. 4, II fest end
rising; weather rainy. Greensboro, Pa
18 feet inches and riding; wssthsr rainy
Parker, 3 feet 8 incteIaud falling; weaths
cloudy and cold. Oil City. 8 feet and sts
tionary; weather, light rains.
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Local Industrial.
Local Iuuustrihls
Tho standard mill In runniup full,

The Standard mill is running full.
The foundries all present scene, Of ac-
tivity.
The various factories are running along
nice'y,
The Belmont, Top and Crescsnt are &C.
ing full.iilt.
The various steel works are on full, with
lots OF work ahead.
The machinery OF the Arbenz fdrni.
ture factory has been removed to Chilli
cothe, o.
One of the Wheeling mills has one order
for 900 tons Of roc fog sheets and another
for 500 tons.
The LsBelle has been bothered little
during the week by short supply of nat
ural gas. They sra shipping lots Of nails.