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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

THE Republicans have been forced ia
acknowledge the outrageous nature Of
their demand that GoFF be declared
elected before they consent to organize the
Senate. NORRIS ard MAXWELL who Dc
livered the revolutionary manifesto Tues
day, publicly took il all back ON the floor
Of the Senate yesterday. We are glad to
see that they have some sense Of shame
left; but it isn't much. for they still con-
tinue their ilibustering usl the same, and
refuss To organize the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
nEMoCRArIC - rICKEr.

THE Republican ihbusters have changed
the name Of IVES. Virginia to the State Of
Uncertainty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
The Bitter Senatorial Dish

Several Republican Senators do not
relish the tariff dish which the finance
committee prepared; hut party discipline
DEGREES that they shall eat it and pretend
that they like 1t, Notwithstanding their
wry faces show that they do not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

THAT sterling county newspaper, the
Weston Democrat, has supplied itself with
a power pri1tirg press. No better evil
denCe of lis prosperity could he advanced
than the purchase of 50 great sn improve
ment in its outfit Messrs. EDWARDS *
Co, the editors aud publishers, have the
REGIsTER's congratulationa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

WAIT till the people Of West Virginia
have another 20 at the Republican bosses
Of this State. Just wait;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

Private DALzELL ought 10 have at
lesst sense enough to devote himself 10 a
better employment than that Of deluding
old soldiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

THE Democrats Of the Senate have
washed their hands of the whole business
They gave notice yesterday that they have
done an they possibly could to take up the
business OF the people. as they were
elected to do, aud now they propose to do
no more interfering The Republicans
have the msiority in the Senate. Let
them organizs OF accept the blame for the
violation Of their oalhs and the COnsiitu-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

THE Board of Commissioners deadlock is
broken AID the people draw a sigh of re-
lief. The deadlock is becoming entirely
too numerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
some,hInr Male voter. nIIcht po.

A society of New York young women
has been formed to study the Federal Con-
stitution. Very good. When they know
all about il they can take 4 course at
studying their own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

How long o, Lord, how long is the
wall ofthe taxpayer, who is, being mulcted
Of $500 a day by the Senate deadlock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
A Pointer for kesly.
PHILADELPHIA Times.

IfinyentOr Kelly could only catch the
secret of BoulaDger's jaw, his houbles
would vanish ike snOws before the April
SIM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

Is THE current number Of the North
american Rerie,o, MARY ANDERSON pays
her respects to the society actresses, who
think that social prestige viii lake the
place Of hard work and experience on the
stage No names sre mentioned bat Mrs
JAMES BROWN POTTER is welcome to all
the advertising she can get out Of it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

OUR esteemed friend PRES MORRIS ex-
plains the deadlock on the ground that lit
gtOws out Of cur system Of government"
in fact, is one Of our Institutions. PBEs
ia a wonderful man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
The Revised Version.

There are now four coordinate powers in
the GovernmeDt-th Executive, Legisla-
tive, Judicial, and General Weaver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
mon PrIncIpaI FIghtIng Powers.

When Klrain and Sullivan do meet,
bsing knocked speeches. will be eQuiva-
lent to being knocked out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
= Ohio. TO wit: In the Circuit Court OF ONO
county January Rules, 1889.
South Bend Chilled Plow Company
vs.
sarah K. BOYD, A. Pryor Boyd Mary T. Boyd
Deborah Jane Boyd, and the unknown heirs-at
law OF James Boyd, deceased II any and John
DOdds
A cause OF the title shove set forth IS now
pendinc in the Circuit Court Of the county ot
ohio. in the state Of West Virginia, the general
object of which is 10 subject the interest OF the
defendant A. Pryor Boyd. in the one-thlrd OF lot
M 100 in Square IS OF the town Of Wheeling,
which one-thiid is described in deed rom the
CITY OF wheeling to Robert Boyd, dated the 9TH
Law OF August. 1856 and Of record in the Ohio
County Court Clerks Office, which interest there
i'm of the said A. Pryor Boyd IS more fully tet
forth in the bill filed IN said cause, 10 SELL 10 pay
The COSTS of ssid suit and the lieu OF The Plain
Tiff thereon by reason OF judgment OF me
county Court Of Ohio county IN favor ot the
piaintiT against the defendant A. Pryor Boyd,
Tor the sum OF 81 i59 IS, with interest thereon
from the 9TH day OF January, 1917, until PAID,
and SO 90 the cost Of the said judgment and for
general relief And IL appearing nom an an
Ssvit fled in this cause AT these rules, that the
defendants, Mary E. Boyd aud John Dodds' az
non-rssidents OF the state Of West Virginia, aud
they not having been served with process IN this
cause on motion Of complainant o. Us attorneys
mis- order OF publication Is entered Sgatust them;
ani Il is ordered that the aid defendants, Mary
y Bovd and John Dcdds. De required 70 appear
within one month after the date Of the nrst pub
liostion OF tbs order ana co what Is necessary
IN protect their interests II is further ordered
Thar this order be published and posted as Ie.
quirei by law. q, ,,--,- -,
Court AZ the Court House OF said county, this
GIN DAY OF January, ISL. -
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the FIST time January TO- lSs9.
AfteSt.- JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
WHITK X ALLEN, Solicitors for complainant
isleaawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
Hsiti advertisements.
IMPORTANT
Masonic Meeting.

Members OF Wheeling Lodge No. 5, F. A K A.
NJ are requested TO meet at their Lodge Room
this Thursday evening at seven O'Clock sharp.
Business OF great importance.
NJ EMSHEIMER, W. NJ.
ALLEN BROCK, Secretary. jsl7q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
TOR SALE.

The Stock, Tools and Fixtures in the carriage
factory now operated by CHI istian Lott, ST: Also;
a lot OF kew Spring Wagons and Secondhand
Wagons and Bugsies This is a good opportunity
for any industrious party wishing 10 start in the
carriage and wagon business II is a No. stano
for repairing, and the blacksmith shop is wei
adapted for horEe-shoeing in conjunction with
other work.
In regard to lease. &c, enquire at the shop,
corner Of Market and Twenty fourth streets; or
at CHR. STAN LOTT,
ial7 223O Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
Muscular Missionaries.

The German missionaries in ZaDziba
are determined to resist the efforts OF thu
native insurgents 10 hurl them into tn
soup. They are men of peace, but thel
sec no reason why they should sacrific,
themselves 20 the digestive versatility o
African warriors. Their defense Of tn
mission station at Oar -es-Salem agains
the rebels was a great victory for what il
termed muscu Christianity.
Sudden Changes of Weather caus
Throat Diseases. There is 70 more effectua
remedy for Coughs, Colds, ETC., than BROWN
BRONCHIAL TRoOHEs Sold only IN BORIS. Pric'
25 cts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
FLASH LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS
ATT NTGHT-
BROWNS GALLERY.
BY NEW PROCESS

Photographs of Interiors, Holiday Decorations
and Family Groups made at your homes. FOR
esr,rlae and orders call AT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
TRUSTEES SALE
ROney's Point Property.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d to me as trustee, by August Heimberger,
trustee, and Catherine Heimberser, bearing 1Ate
on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1884, and re
corded In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed OF
trust Book No p, pages 5lS and 52i VIII pro
ceed 10 sell at public sale, at the front door oil
Court House, for said Ohio county, IN the city
of Wheeling, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
vvodnosdav Januarv I6, 1883,

"Wednesday, january 1o' foo0,
commencing at ten O'Clock a. m, the fol. OWING
described property. that is 70 say: Two certain
tracts or parcels OF land lying and being IN III
adelphia District. Ohio county, West Virginia,
bounded and described as follows, 10 WIZ Inc
tirst lot beginning at stake on the sac OF the
Nationel road, corner VIM. A. Garrison; thence
down the tide of the National road south To-
west SO poles, crossing creek 10 stake; tAence
south 50 east SO poles TO stake; thence leaving
the National road north 40 west 1873 poles 70
red oak: thence north SEA west poles TO apple
tree; thence north ~ west so poles TO stake
therce north 50 east S2poes 70 sugar Tree thence
north 4i5to east 1890 poles, Gro sing creek 10
stone corner TO W. A. Garrison; thence win DIS
line south SO east l635 po'es 70 the place OF De
ginning, containing ten (l0) acres. more or less.
The second lot beginnii az the south per o
the railroad bridge, cross ng Little wheeling
creek; thence down the side OF the Ialltoao
south 70 east CO poles TO stake thence leaving
railroad south IOo east poles TO stake; thence
rorth 100 west y poles TO stake IN bed OF creek
thence up the creek north DO east 290 poles 10
take. thence north So west % poles to stake
thence north 40 west ll.36 poles 10 the place OF
beginning containing two ~ acres, more OF less,
together With the buildings and improvements
thereon and the appu5tenances lhereuhto DC
longing being tho same properly conveyed 70
said August Heimbereer as trustee ioI salu Cath,
crime Heimberger by Valentine heimnerger aId
wife by deed dated February 9th, 1873, snd re,
corded in Deed Book No 60, page 5ZI OF The lanu
records of said Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue half or as much more
IS the purchaser may elect to pay, can IN hend
on dav of sale, the balance, If any, in two equal
instalments, payable in one and two years re-
spectively from the day OF sale, the purchaser to
give his notes bearing interest from the DAY OF
sale payable annually for the said de'erreu iilsl
mems. ana TO give n deed of trust, Gully &C
knogledged and recorded, on said property 10
secure the payment OF the 'aid notes and, also,
to insure the dwelling on said property Tor the
term OF not less than two years in a sum OF moi
less than $500. in some good and reliable insur-
ance company, to be approved by said trustee,
the policy or policies OF insurance TO be trans
ferred to the trustee for the benefit OF the trust.
HENRY NJ RUSSELL Trnstee.
w. II. HALLER, Auctioneer. deloi
The above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY,
JANUARY %. 1859, at same time and place.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, Trustee.
W. H HAILER, Auctioneer. ueih
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
FOR RENT.

A Beautiful Resldeuoo Of seven rcOms in
Pleasant Valley; stable on promises.
Fine Grazing and Bottom Land near city.
No ll22 Market street. rooms; vacant
No l14S Market street, rooms; vacant
Store room, southeast corner Twenty
ami Main streets; vacant
Five Room House on South Kim S.; vacant
No 1903 Chapline street, rooms. April lsI.
No 2SO5 Alley D. 5 rooms. April LIST.
No 9O2 Coal street, rooms. April lst.
Three rooms corner Twenty. ninth and Woods
streets. April lst.
A farm OF ID acres at Elm Grove, Ohio county
wsnt to borrow 81 500 on fr4t NOR gage, city
property.
Seven per cent Real Estate Bonds for sale.
W. H. RINEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
;ef5 Il63 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
= Ohio. TO wit: In the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county January Rules, 1889.
South Bend Chilled PlOw Company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

Sarah <. Boyd. A. Pryor Boyd, Mary +. Boyd
Deborah Jane Boyd, and the unknown heirs-at
law OF James Boyd, deceased, II any, and John
DOdds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

Mayor Of the City Of Wheeling, W. Va.
wv. BOWERS,
Clerk OF the City OF Wheeling, ". Va.
isl0lI2S
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HsAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded ~ the Aadltarsl
once Yesterday.

kfai essA. TRANSACTIONS fram January 1
lS<l. sosiats. a-s s7.ias ~ 81 There wers
Hies fus fessyd.y tstsrsAss II ssseas. ne con
siaesstsess axxtsxsssaz tlsssds, 81 svef
axe az sl,lii. Following u the list ~ furn
ishsd b. sasharas. 1renper s Co. ahssssc
tara of tisss.
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II. n nesstSzfn IL :. 4 Arsspslssssh. ~
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xszss==zzAss 50 e a ks1asf iafx Il saa
r. BIZ II. Ys<lfsss sasssi q. kaexa
NJ Is f#N 81 1s 49, !, SO S Il
g. r.
= wssssefs - J. i Feet. assts 5 sua 4
hsk - 8sis q fs3Mnf's sfFst. sseN
7 alssss:s IS & Z. FsnN " Nerrs IL Ssx
S - Il rFs 81
q n fsns - n N MILAN. II asnsa Ia ses
I. - Il. fse, $50
= A. szswss IS r d NassaM. los gnsi 1
1 tak 4, Washington adj sa
A n IseHSfsysa n / , tsseaaNssss lot
/ Il ard - hfk : aaissas u sSp
! W KHsre@F@sN 81 Mills lene& tssx II
/ Il AID - htk =. fzsNxans Nssaes $50
A. a. nenax 81 A. Nj ssakrs, ~ /. bik
Co. A Esnes assh STA. xS &s
tsi&ia Bakt<s ssstfS SB y t. Ssa1sh. -
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Aa;ssS Ssates h sena ksseA. ~ ~ 70
+ II - 20 e 81
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e1NEAsrHxs CHALLENGES SaEAKscfs1 ~
saHse twp wes Is ssnec "a effort gss mate
e. nsake Il fAnfssfs bot wtssrs Peter sssi.
saiscisES az sfsssasss s4sFzfssas. tie mrxss.
less. Toe easae r asssn ~ either The march
fes shraaeA sad Is was charged af tIse
Hrs that = Ia q 81 her was AFRAID 20 Eas q
, sits ekss. TAtS sTgsak ~ hare aHxeessi
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chi, sssnsssss = wFezsks ham The ese Sezu-
! sal1aa 49, - ~ each weights, os ssyen
stFl ;, 70 tAcfE8e Japanese sud srnlan,
81 Gree EsHtaa. AGA saau 10 sesitiee 20
s&l pssn Ia or lxas. fnf ffAa per side. the
shsNsng astlnses - q Esrsns ~ his gaesi
fAsth = hsimAesfex axs tssstxss : farfxsr "a
slia Feter Sehwsu1ehssss "a siisnxe az.
asAfed ~ yesterdays lssse OF shs PaST.
f,igTE1taEsCxa
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11on, nznA All Ut11
Uona, ThxoAt M
o1n6a1g The Gye,
As@sss u.es..sul,y -,
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Formerly 81 New Y0fk c1t3
Gently Of Les Anreleo @
opened 4 branch ofIEee - 6l1
seattle, which u Nnder Tho ~
visi0f Of the doctor hlulEel y
EATkKRH s regarded ~ ll
In the head, and the patient = a
Its per1istency, - be Il ecofcGl
tno cod before es1ot her ono 3 {
There b 1t times \ difIIcu{tY q
fn1ou b tho uostrila, aud et g.
fuec zfOW Of colOr0>to Or sell
mucous that kQ1ncf{nd6e haS \
the di7cnEc pfS1Kcnfc1 tho 67H1
drop ar be drawn 6ox:k INN a
dry crukfS may 1cx1H> Uh{Ch r
with dtf1jculty; and 81 sail "a
mucous etsaINn 10 ~ 1Qfx49o n
end expelled With e4li9ht ~
mr. NM S11esr.sl 49, fukc8
the middle oo13s \ ring Ing, q
Or Nhlf1 Hing Dp4117d n oxt6
l1me fh1 hearing becomes n
uaire6 q ontirely lo1k late
III i'ss "a "a sSs pssis Ssl s;s : 5
This u tho time thaf cs3neur6ptj
xken. Il the esIllc{ed ous ieouI
douH6r, he could Be caf1di al
u always hopeful. ana talul
nlikht cold which viii foon rC1I
allows the diee11o u t4ko ~ c.
now q moro rapid peosTeee
fatal error which hee peop
q eaf' e AZ 81 Il g AZ q ise.sS NJ
ikser ena e cva 1870. I ~ -,
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The J. e Boysien WAS In yesterday
Tha C. n White viii NOT he sent fishing.
The waifa MALTA vent on % Tacoma last
evening
The willamette + taking coal as the
ssuiske9s
Outside ID the Willamette the George r..
MsnSsn Is thu oAls Sesses taking coal asss
gise George VI Elder did not get away
Tor asliy Two hours after Midnight yesicr-
siWs ineTnsn9
seisgeTs AMI ats tons az freight her Seattle.
fan FssNcsero. Mxs A. ssriye.s--sh
A1netsea. \ nsimss te<sa. Fers piscns-
cry titsrstt--4ssf 0rs.rpn, Portland sfr
NJ xice, KEelaris. S2tiasi-KiksAp. Puget
sznara
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AegEpKSy Al WEsz sEATgnK--sS Ausser.
sefs as@Fevases srspsesesi "a VI. ", IlrwS
esfa's pNw hssiteaag as Mess seattle. kll
Z - = HaSIfslsssaa a5s0af I useir3 Tsaes
dis 81 fsssAa - stse zzsssnds q dsssasses "a
> sssss AnsSn keets s1ssxsns1sg Sert as In
seTssss The tsssutd Nsa Ws< hresagAs 10
lfAx stkx sssss essns Fsss s<s ssxakw hsssssssas
y kseT@ ~ EArapS q Az zs5es9 Is Asas Al
g srssEe sssAl hesstg badly eAskess as. i
ssFsslsserAsslS hsxtsssh asi Il i fRnssxht
tiesE as AefT sk1n & syszsssrssk thfssgh sss
4 aslstsiaz ssAssfs4sa Ee IA h assis H. kass.
fssea5ae y Sssss fsss esss b i she ezse ~ nsss.
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tsefSissii IuirilisI.
sssnke the purchase Of Alaska II can
be said Of the United states what has
been said OF Engiand-~fhat tie san
never sets en- her domain. At sunset
in Alaska the next mornings sun i
asaf h igh in Maine.
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Han fRaxsEs1n. Ma g-indsratinns fas
sssafy song hsafs Cor Oregon and WISH.
iastnn Fair ws~tkefn In soniAern Ore.
goa slghs "a - ess<m here.
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Oh. SPII


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All chronic diseases 81 m
HES successfully treuseti.
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous n
Debility. Exhausted WHARF,
Weakness kpFrmatorrhotn.
6BfsOrrfoca, elect. Syphi1iA IN
citnr, Weakness hi W0u1eS1@ ~
tiouai Deran1cmenfs that ~
youthful fotliex or excess In =
tjsiNlRY Kidney aud Be<
Weak Hack, GpBd<
Efystitit, VsYicoceie, stricinrev
u and safely cured. No tlaii6o
given, nor strong iisiectins,1
cause sffieture Charges rE1z
ufHVNIIk Debility, Losz II N
iessssss Night -
spoudcucy. efe., etc, cured.
Y0UNG MN Suffering fre1
s. youthful t{5Ift
lions, should afail fheinselyG
meat the Rypnkx<f boom ever
tar sss suffering humanity.
f<,si<tSe cure Ia every feles 81
sDDLs-L GkD MN. T rs,
frequent excavations ii r.
compefnd BY 4 ziztaffins ~
safJoa: on examination M
. sediment. and s6fxeffHn1
PseHfut The color varies FRA
refIdi1h 10 even a1nfikq hU<
experiences q weakening N
. manner br cannot Hst0uf<
the secoitd stage Of nendl1
MANY Axn 81 63x{s s4tW<<~&sf&.<
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TssK kx pas1exxsz Fs#Sn arSx1y -
Issssce Nlsset sesssFaay mgsasnx serfSss 1
t,sa eses 81 Fnssasss MofsA- sAu - pssssse
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taez t1&t hs Esd 3sssesszFss wsshs ~xxA<n III
4zssssFasss Y xsn's Ssssnsst a. sssz>> xxs4
Eses&a - snksSa4 aEs sksazsx@ SAT- S&&<
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SAN FEAxcIsco. May 9.--Wheat-T The
market lacks spirit: qaotAble l-2zszf91 50.
Barley The situaisoa Is unchanged, duh
and week No. fred, 60l@6z1ac.
Oats Low prices cali more attention to
offerings though there i not mach In
crease m business; cnoice feed. II; No !,
VIE; lower grades. 91<d021zc.
Hops Dull and unchanged.
Potatoes Fair demand for new: range d
quotations, socf1$f
Butter Downwari tendency, fancy. lsc;
good 70 choice, l6ei6c.
Eses-C California ranch, 2lte2ae; store
Chartered Kenncbcc coal, Departure bay
to San Francisco.
NEW roKK xxRcHAxDian MARKEf.
Exw YORK. May -. Coffee - Options
closed steady, 500 points down: saaes,
2f.7oD bags: May, SIG 403l65o. June. SIS IS
tal6a 10: July. ~. SO 66S. spot Rio quiet;
fair cargces lShsc
trifuxais. wtsst. ne; 100 bags. rsolasses,
81 test. &c. 20 bags concerts, S3 test. SIC ire
fined firm and active.
Copper Nominal: lake, June, So
Lead Dull and steady; domestic, $s. 30
Tin-Firmer and fairly active; straits,
ya0aA
Hsr silver. SIZE.
Petroleum opened steady ut $40. and
after moving up 10 size the price yielded
under Western selling 70 ssfsc slighl
rally sou WED, closing steady ut sssSe
salts. 81. ept
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKxr.
CHICAGO. May - Cattle - Receipts
II. d0}. u shade easter. beeyes. <4f4I -
steers. - sNftfs15; sfockeFx ard feeders
| = tfs5{S- 20; Texas cattle, g SDt&2,Tn.
| Hogs Rcaeipss - GO strong AID active:
mixed. ~ AtSf.be. hesyy. - 80 a; light
"a SsslAb5.
sheep Receipts. s.ocC; ssrotg ard act
| I've; natives. ts.s094 30: Western. shorn,
ta.sf{64 20. Texas shoFn. e s0tSs.25.
CHICAGO rRopgcx MAEKET
| CHICAGO. May - --Whesf closed veal
aud lover, casa, sss&c: jane. sse. July
| 70 g.ise
Corn sseady; cs~a and June. ssa.c
July. 81 i-l6c
Oats .gasy: cash, sisae: Jane. 2Isse
/ Barley Nothing aeED9
Pork- steady rskh. 81; ~: Jzns. xtl.7s
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sayEs fool GRAIN MARKET.
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