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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-08
THE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by Charles Mckee 4 Co.
The Grocers, Hopkinsyille, Ey.
PROVISIONS.

Corrected Weekly by Charles Mckee 4 Co.
The Grocers, Hopkinsyille, Ey.
PROVISIONS.
Butter 20 to Csc.
Eggs-l0c.
Poultry 81 90; chickens, 81 30 to as.
Bacon-Stdes, l2c.
Ham'-country. lsc; sugar cured, IA to i5c.
Shoulders-1llsc.
Lard-Reaned, lie; extra choice la', 1910.
Cheese-ll to 2Oc.
Flour-Patent, IS rs; standard, IS IS.
Meal-7Oc per buihel.
Dried Beef-By piece, lie; Clipped, soc.
GROCERIES.
sugars-Granulated, sc; N. o., Sc; dark
brown, &c.
Teas Black, Coo to 81 20; Green, 5oc to 81 90.
Conees-Green Rio. 20 to Csc; Golden Rio, 25
ground, 20 to soc.
Baking Powderp-25 10 SO.
MolaSes-N. o., 90 to Toe; heavy, 40 to 6oc.
CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes-2ib cans, 81 90 per doz; BIB cans,
81 IS per doz.
Corn-9b cans, 81 OOto . 90 per dor.
Oysters-lib cans, 81 90 to / 90; 2ib cans, 81 6b
10 ! 90.
Peas-ab cans, 81 so to 90; French, % Co
per doz.
Beans-string, Glib cans, 81 per dcz; string
less, 81 rs per doz; gold wax, Glib cans, 50 90 per
doz.
BIackberies-2ib cans, 81 rs per doz.
Strawberries 2ib cans, 50 90 to 90 per doz
Raspberries tB)-2ib cans, 81 rs per doz.
sardines-American, ito per doz; French,
1895 to Use per can; smoked, 25c per can
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Apples-sl 90 to q per bu; dried, 0 to Sc per
pound; evaporatcd, l211c per pound.
oranges-25 TO Soc der doz.
Potatoes Irish, '6c for choice sound goods;
sweet, 7Jc for choice sound goods.
Onions 81 rs per bu.
Labbage-Norihern 10 TO zoe per head.
Turnips--iOc per bu.
Beane--w hite navy, IS to 400.
Psas--split 400 per gal; green English, 400
per gal; black eyed, 4Oc per gal.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Coal oil-2cc per gal.
starch-b to ioc per pound.
soap-S2 Sotos 90 per box.
Nails--i2 70.
Clover seed--t5 20
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ADvERTIsING RATES,

One inch one time, 81. 90; one week, sl.Bo; sIl
months, 50. 90; twelve months, 1880.
One column one time, Sl2 90; one week Sls.ot
six months, SOC 90; twelve months, $4,000.
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Here is a new test for drunkenness.
If man can say the following, three
times, without twisting his TONGUE
into double knot he is sober: She
sells sea shells; shall she sell sea
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LOUISVILLE MARKET


FLoUR-Round lots sell rs follows; Cholct
patents, 80 00CD6 IS; plain patents, t5.7b(g0. co
choice; Sb.5VCDh rs; plain fancy. 1928; No. !
81. 10000; extra family 81. 1904 rs ;buckwheat
80 25(96 30 for Eastern; S5.bOg5.7b for Western
coRsMrAL-Bolted,$ l.so :, 100 10; kiln dried
Sa.OO.
MILL FEED-we quote on arrival; Bran. SIS sc
shorts, $3.50; shipstuffa, SIC.
GRAIN AND HAY.
wHEAT-We quote No. . wheat to arrive; csc
for red.
CoRN-No. amixed. to arrive, ss,Ic; white,
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The number Of men capable OF
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10

Soc; May 225so. Rye. No. 2, llJ%c. Flax saoa
No. ! al 81 2sHc. Timothy Seed 81 S5 Ne,
fork, cash Sll 50all 90; October sli 4osII "a
closing at Sll IS; year S. 72J6 Jannarv 60 M
LIatu, cash 90 90; october IS 90; December ana
January s. 7215. Cut Meats short rils e. nSss ~
shoulders 81 50ai 6215 short clear IS SO WI. ~
at 81 o.. Others unchanged Receints Fio1!
ioUOO barrels; wheat, llsOO0 bushels: corn - eoi
bushels: oats, l67, 900 bushels: rye II OG0 busb-
So ~ barley, IzO0O bushels Shipments-Flour
50VOl barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn. o.
w bushels: oats, 1000 bushes: rye , an
bushes; barley, 10000 bushels. ~ -'''
PHILADELPHIA, PA, september q-Flonr
quiet western winter clear 81 OOai Boz STRAIGHT "a M
az o. Wheat, dull and prices firm. M q rcd
,S'sc NO. 2red spot Barge; October sOILas67Ic.
s S,otsInoer 81 5Sao<c december S2%as3c Corn,
steady NO. high mixed 43c; No > mixed Sen,
TENDER and october 4l16a4lc; November 42i3s
45ci December 4l%al216c. Oats. Quiet. No 2
Whlle 2i%c; No. white &c: No white Sen
SSl1oer zoe; october 2'5sa273Sc; November 2sI
$50 December 2oAa29c. Pork, steady. moss
lew So seals 20; prime mess SD o. Lard west
ern steam Sc G2ha6 70. Butter, finn. pennsyI-
Yania creamery extra l9a20c: do prints 20a $40
Eggs, steady: Pennsylvania irsts 2lc Cheese
s5ady al 6%c. Reeelpls-Flour, 800 barrels.
wheat, Il 900 bushels; corn, 2 100 bushels. oats
25 800 bushels. shipments-Wheat. AZ, So0 hush
elsi corn, 200 bushels oats, 81, 300 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., September 9-Cotlon. firm.
mludIlng lie. Flour, steady; family s. lOa3 s0
fancy s. 6Sa3 50. Wheat, fair demand: No . red
7gc; receipts 5000 bushels; shipments 900 busb
els. Corn. No, mixed S5c. Oats, quiet at 2lLc
Rye, strong; No. 2, 45c. Pork, firm at sll 81
Lard, quiet 1T &C. co. Bulk Meats, tirm; short
ribs s. 10. Bacon, steady; short clear Sc 25
WHISKY steady at 81 o. Butter, strong: fancy
Creamery 2la22c; choice dairy Halle Liuseed
OIL steady at 57a59c Sugar, steady; hard re
hned sage; New Orleans 7asc EGGS, steady at
lie Cheese fair; prime to choice Ohio Tat sas%c.
TOLEDO. o. September 9.-Wheat, dull and
s,eacy: cash nc; September NE October 7se.
december 19Ec. Corn, steady; cash and Sep
TENDER 85c; November Bee; May $50. Oats. Arm
cash 20l4c. Glover Seed steady; cash and Sen
tember 81 30. Receipts-Wheat, SO 500 bushels.
corn p 900 bushels; oats, 1860 bushels. Shin.
ments-Wheat SO 80 bushels; corn, Is 7CO bush.
els; oats, 500 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10
PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, September Flour, receipts -,
$50 raokeges. exports, 5.755 barrels ana %
sacks. market dull; sales ll,s5O barre VIZ,
receipis II $50 bushels; exports aOiO uIs-lS,,
sales 80s GOO bushels futures 81 wv oushcls
sr,ot market dull. No. red sue; gusieu-i
"a sisSisIc. options duh and Irregular No: Ie.
ssrtenber SIZE: october S31+aS33sc, cloelus ~
sgi IN. November Si5zc; December - lu4,y,'
closing at s55sc; January Sc; May W J,,.,isds
duI. yestern i9a5l14c. Barley, dulIi Cs Una,
-0s-5c asked Corn, receipts l2i, DO bushels, "a
rorts IA GA bushels sales 1900 bushels Iutul0
las 600 bushels spot; spot market steady u-s 10
ed 42a48L4c: September AZ Sc; OetoDti - mats
,-er1her ilIc: December 1910; May $50 ~
receipts II 100 bushels: exports go 1usI.i
ssleS 100000 bushels futures and l6ogV Dls ,,od
e,,f. market steady; spot No. white 2sc. N ~
,tests~n 9iiIa2sc: white DO. 2sa3oc; No. EIiV'sg
~ ag7c. Hay, easy. Hops weak. Sone = w.
f;,13s steady. September, 10 O9c; Ociooel 10 "a
So--erober rs OOai6 l5c; December and May -.
~ N. sY,ot Rio strong at 1915c Sugar aeli,o
ana frrn Rice, steady petroleum. =. 1,n
United gqs<c COttonseed OH, steamer uu' ,,jsf.
Taiiow. steady. Turpentine, quiet Eggs, -, -,
stern l7AlS8tc. Pork firm. cut Meats s.i". ,6
Tert easier and dull; western steam :. -,
= f3il. September SC 80, october - 91' No'ee.
30 81 Is: December s. II; January 9 - D ,is
- frcn: western dairy 9al2l e; creame'l i''
iQiSc. Cheese, stronger; western 071Ai7-V
CH1cAeo September 9.--The market ior wh il5'5
-,lied steady. There were no new feature e.
there was little OF a scaping charscleI' ZINC
inr figures were &c under SatuTlA! -
ra1ge for the leading futures the cary 49,
ness resulting from the larger receipts plosfIes
add prospective, and the dull, dropping Ca1se5pie
II was the impression here early that .ns -,5 mis-
suup'v would increase l,QOOVvU nisLe. ,, go ar.
ba dcpre. sing effect Despite the oeaIiSH : 10
roundines the market did not break IN nav We" ~
ss,se any unessiness among holders Corn me-
erately active and feeling steady OA.5 80 ions
anu and trading light Flour steady anu
nnC5eneed Wheat cash No. 2 spring ~ -; y,
0ctobsl IL closing att ytc Deems
Ssa-7s. c closing at Sc; year - 80, as -
AZ 80 ,Si -. November SSltc: December 81, 81
oats oats cssh 30. 1895 October 49, DeceinOe'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10
BELLAIRE.
The GleanIngs Yesterday in socisl and
Business Circles.

The Gleanings Yesterday In sOcisl and
Business Circles.
Robert Myers, Democratic nominee for
Clerk Of Courts, ID moving about the coun-
Is at lively rate. We called on the
boys in this city yesterday. In the st,er-
noon he left for Flushing TO attend the Rs
publican Senatorial Convention.
TIE steamer Bellaite is running again.
The en;erprising captain will endeayor to
run the boat ell this week for the accom-
mediation of attendants NJ the STATE thu
on Wheeling leland.
Owing to the peculiar arrangement OF
trsins on the c., L. q W, the delegates
who are in attendance at the convention at
Flushing will rot be able to return this
evening.
Clyde Enrichousen returned from Co
lumbus yesterday looking as fresh as o
daisy. Clyde has been working in e
crccksry and glassware house in the Capt.
tai City.
The reservoir Of the water works will be
cleaned to-day. Look out for some very
filthy looking water. The work will bs
finished in a couple Of days.
ChMlcs Fitzpatrick, who accidentally
ahot himself, Is resting easy, but it will b9
several days before anything can be told
about his case.
MIS- jos. Walllca died Sunday AFTER @
lingering illces5. Ths remains wall be
taken to Lit. Cslvsry for interment this
morning.
Mr.. Gather, representing Howell q
Bros one OF the best wall paper houses IN
the county, is in the city seeing his Gus
toners.
Andrew Moore, Of West Wheelieg, has
purchased John Zlch's saloon and will
take charge the latter part Of the month.
The attendance Of pupils st the public
schools yesterday wss l, 1881 more than
on the FIRST day Of school last year.
Qlits a numba Of gentlemen of this city
are interested in the racing on Wheeling
Island during the Fair.
The Odd Fellows will give big blow
/ ont some time Eext month by way OF 10
itia;ing their new hall
The frame work Of ThOs Boyce's new
house. in the Fifth ward cut is nearing com
/ pletion.
Mrs W. S. Aull leaves to-day for q
months visit with friends in Montana.
The new furnace of the Lantern globe
works is working satisfactorily.
The first brick work on the new NJ. E.
/ Church was done yesterday.
Council has some important business 70
| transact this evening.
Several unfortunatos paid fines to the
/ Mayor yesterday.
Chas. Rosser is laying hri"b 90 p@'-'S
second street.
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WHY SHE PAINTED.
A Fair Athlete st ailnnetoukA who For
got Her Garments.
Md Cf.ar

S. PC1 G,e5c
Ost st Lake Minue,ouka duiiog the
season. two voung ladies started a gymna-
STUN which became very popular, not par
ticularly on account OF the value Of the
exercise. because rowing and flirting gave
Che girls plenty Of that, but because the
uniforms Of lhe gym" proved delightfully."-
COOL and comfortable. At first the girls
were umid shout appearing in their s'h-
le,ic RIGS. which consisted principally Of a
Jersey and o p1ir of knee trousers.
Gradually. however, they became more
accustomed to- thsm ard would dress for
their exercise at the boarding house, throw
"a wrapper over their trowsers, and trip TO
the gymnasium. and after swingiu8 IN the
rings and performing Surprising ieat5 on
the horzln.al bar, con the skitt eesin Hnu
10 home. one day the prstIes- OF the SET
"a plump Young lady whose form was We
nrs-Fke. started down the village street
aesr ihe mornings work, and was sur
Dri.sd 10 hear her teacher calling to her
nom The window OF an adjoining house.
"What is the natter she asked cody.
'Oa. Miss -- DO come back. Jnst
I0ok SO yourself
It required but glance for Hiss -- to
sec that che was s.arding ia the village
street. with nothing on bu, her Jersey and
unmenliousbies. Cd. course She iaiatad.
Ifit had bsen a bathing suit, all wet and
ciuring TO her. 10 would have bean per
'ec.ly proper, bat pants. great Scott but
Fomeu ale queer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10

"Gendemeni Gentlemen" he called on
the outskirts Of the crowd, 81 want to APP
peal to your sympathiss. want to col
lect enough money to buy q weeks pro-
visions for a starving family. It is moge
precious to give than TO receive Charity
Is bread cast upon the waters, and 1t must
return a hundred fold Who will con-
tribute lha first time2'
no enc paid the slightest attention to
him, but an crowded closer to The fallen
horse.
"Weu. then, gentlemen, lie continued,
raising hil voice a peg. there % 70 be
dog ight Thursday evening down st jim
nv O'Dyer's-a admission % cents, and a
game feht warranted. have twenty five
tickets Tor sale and esch one guarantees the
holder 30 "a front seat Who will take the
inst dckee Hold on, nov, Don crowd
meoa my feet Here yen are-and here
and here-all sold, gentlemen, hut oiner'
can be- obtained 90 the box office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10
BENwOOD.
News Items and Personals Picked Up
About Town.
rHE RRGTsrR

News Items and Personals Picked Up
About Town.
Henry Ballman and Henry Lsnnox who
live on BCggs' run, got into misunder-
standing yesterday and Ballman swore ont
a warrant for Lenuox charging him with
threatening him bodily injury. 1t seems
that Lennox is a rather old man and Ball
man is young and stout. LennOx told
Ballman he would have to hew him down
a little before he could tackle him, and on
this statement the warrant was sworn ont
before Justice Riddle. The case was dis
missed at Ballman's costs.
Will Lutleton was arrested on Saturday
charged with insulting Mrs. Harrison
Taylor. Mayor MahoOd fiaed him So md
costs The evidence developed the fact
that they passed each other on the street,
and Littlston turned and looked at Mrs
Taylor. She asked him what he was
looking at, and he answered ppm look
ing at you because you are go pretty"
Charles D. Hedelsten, the well. known
stfaighteuer of the Riverside pipe works,
recently returned from Georgetown, Yer
militia county, ILL.,, where he came into
possession of 81, 600 and 100 acres of land,
by the death of an uncle. Charlie has the
congratulations of his many friends.
Marsbal Dolbear, John Dark, John
Shut and Officer Tom Smith will 90 up to
Jack Town, Pa, on Wednesday, to attend
the fair a. that place Marshal Dolbear
will take his team up and Jessie Mack will
send up his two Mexican ponies.
Miss Mary Lynskey, charming Bellaire
girl, who has been visiting Miss Maggie
Healey, the ex postmistress, returned home
yesterday.
The msdy friends of Miss Alta n. Ford
will he pleased to learn that che is much
improved and able to be about the house
again.
VIM. Hedelsten, Of Washington county,
Ohio, is visiting his SOD, Charles D. He'd
elsten.
jim Do.y will put up photographers
/ tent 10 day.
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address Registered Letters Containing CIHHg b
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
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ton requesting the suspension of business
on the day OF the soldiers reunion, one
week from today.
Will HaythOrp, of Portland, Will Nay.
Tor, OF Smithfsld, aud James Ball, Of
Steubenville, were in The city yesterday.
Mr.. A. Graham, of Hickory street, will
leave Wednesday to accept position in
Gresnsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Will C3nnelly aud sister vent to
Toronto yesterday to attend relatives
funeral.
Miss Caroline McCune has gone to
Beaver, Pa, where she will attend school
Richard SWartz travelling salesman for
an Allegheny stove firm, is at his home.
Councilman Sam Heston fell several
days ago ard received severe Injuries.
Miss Bessie Griffith is attending school
IN Wheeling, at the Female College.
Eight or ten young men went out to the
Sam Jones fishing club on Sunday.
Mr.. J. W. Phoabus is moving his house
hold efects to Wheeling.
Mrs. W. B. Lovelsss and Mrs. S. Ryan
have gone to Pitisburg.
Mr. Pat Mullen, of Olark's Addition, is
on the sick list.
Arthur Love will be at the Opera House
Friday night.
1t has been reported at this office that
some psTscn, or persOns, have been making
a hOuss-tO-hOuse canvass in Martins Ferry
and Bridgeport for subscribers to the REG
IsTER. 1t is said that the person, or per-
sons, represent the price of the REGISTER
to be 81. so year, rs cents of which vac
TO be paid in advance. If any party is
working such game among the REG
IsTRR's friends across the river, he is a
fraud and should be nrreated on sight, after
which we shsll endeavor to look after him
with the deepest sOlicitude. --[PUBLIsHERs
-rrrts Drs,r.r,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10
MARTINS FERRY.
News sud Gossip From a Lively Belmont
County Town.

News sud Gossip From Lively Belmont
County Town.
Jndqs John S. Cochran and party OF
frisnds. including Mayer W. O. Mitchell,
can't. Abe Lash and j.. G. Gray. went out
70 finishing last night to attend the Se5a-
tor;,l convention to be held there today.
Tr5gs Cochran believes that his chances
foT snscess are fair, because the aggressive
candidates have made enemies OF each
ofber and the Judge considers that he can
mite sll elements OF the party. Some OF
The politicians thinks that Gel. POormsn,
If Bsllsire. will be the winner. A special
train on the c., L. & W. Railroad will be
rnn fem Flushing in the afternoon ct the
conclusion Of tee convention.
A. bigb loon to day Rev. A E. Brosn-
La Dastor of the United Presby terrain
cb1rcb and Miss Maggie Kerr will be
nnilsd in marriage TIE ceremony VIII
30 ,sTforned in the United Presbyterian
church in the presence Of a large and fash
ionable audience.
George McGlumphrey snd Jonn onrou l;
bss returned from the great lake,, ano
after their experience in a storm, they ere
satisfied with living 200 miles from Oieve
land.
Harry Robinson has sold his property II
The Orchard to william Eberly, the ou'Ga
er. who lives west Of Bridgeport NJ
makes a handsome profit
Msvor Mitchell has issued a prOclama
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10

Where VOC ind one man who is o day
ahead of the time in which he lives you
viii find million mea who are ten years
behind 10.
Poverty ia bully If Won ere straid OF
hercr tremble before her. Poverty is good
nalured enough If You meet her like q
-TiGctTGy
BY adversely are wrought the greatest
works of admiration, and All the iAlf s1-
smples Of reuows out Of distress an1 mis-
ery are grovu-Ddn'd.
No man ever lived right life who had
not bsen chastered by Woman,5 love
s,leue,hed by her c0urege and guided oy
Ter iscrstiou.-J0in Ruskn.
Each huusB life lea crystal, rather Shan
surface, it hss many faces, aud each lace
seems 20 him who sees i; complete me
and yatall the faces ioru brt q part Of the
one life whose depths are concealed from
silht.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-10
pKTKOLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, September O. Petroleum, open
ed at 99sc: highest g9Ic lowest $3.50; closed
at 99Hc Sales, $4,000 barrels. clearances, 700
0QQ barrels; charters, 5,I3s barreh, shipments
l02'i55 barrels; runs, l3 ga barrels.
,. PlrTsBURG, PA, September 9.-Petroleum
highest 1870; lowest 99Ac.
TIrUsvILLE. PA, September g. - Fett . 65ltc
opened at 99l5c; highest 9aAc' lowest VA
closed at g9Ac.
NEW YORK, septembe, 9.-Petroleum openyiI
steady at 99@c and declined to go ID oS Sa o6
trading, then closed firm al $3.50 safes 'o''0V'