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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
LEGISLATIVE.
Vote for Governor and Lieutenant-GOv-
erner Counted by the Two Houses.
Bill Providing for Per Diem Expenses Rushed
Through-Large Number OF Bills and
Resolutions Introduced
T,ees,fg-First Legislature.
So. l. = -. = ,..4
THE SENATE.


AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. l2.-CaIled to
order at 1905, prayer by the chaplain,
DR.. smoct, roll call and the reading of
the journaI dispensed with.
Senator Ingram was excused until Mon
day morning.
The chief clerk of the house presented
to the senate a concurrent resolution of
that body to the effect that committee
composed Of Representatives Handy,
HAYS and Gresham had been appointed to
act with similar committee from the
senate TO count the vote for governor and
lieutenant governor, and to arrange for
the inauguration of the governor.
The president appointed the following
senator's to meet the house committee:
Senators Mcdonald, Simkins and Gram
ford
Senator Claiborne introduced a joint
resolution authorizing the president Of
the senate and speaker of the house to
appoint for the senate a committee of
three and five for the house to consider
the memorial from Colonel John NJ.
Swisher. The committee to have power
to administer oaths, issue processes for
witnesses and papers. The memorial is
Eas: ding the title to lands III Greer
Ipon quarrt cries am.
storms; ulo0nest Vulnerable kins was re-
Of fantastic office; upon yelR OF the
where the expiring flames in tn,
fenbled in veins of FURNISHED l'EEIhg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
j. e c. inquiries


The only Reliable Vegetable Substitute for
Calomel; contains stimulant, and acts spe-
officially on the Liver, Blood, Kidneys and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

Cough, cold and catarrh medicines at
the Fort Worth Pharmacy Company s,
corner Main and Fifth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

The fashionable ladies' corrective tonic is An
gostura Bitters, the world renowned tonic of DIR
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

Razors, money refunded. A. Stert s
gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

W. c.. Beleher of Austin was deaf
eight years and found relief in the use of
t'Cacterine, - the cataTrh cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
For Constipation
Use Horsford,s ACID Phosphs

DR.. J. R. Fortson Kiowa, I. t., says: II have
it worthy a fair trial by the profession. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
ARrakeman Run Over.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEX, Jan Il A
brakeman by the name of Win Wade was
run over in the yards here to-day while
coupling cars. His right arm was broken
in two places, and his right leg had near
IL all of the flesh mashed from the bone.
The company s physician at this place
took off the arm this evening, and thinks
that the leg viii have to be ampntated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

oAg broke the To amend the law re-
zgsr of 2 gun from the liaanor of defacing the
p 1t was instantly fo'Ur Elile boards on the
Leful dropping Of
ting TO Tjghhmbr6ugh-To provide for the
7 of sunset; and efficient enforcement of liens
end showschanics, contractors, builders and
but ltterial men
ping Apply Seale-FixiDg the liability of rail-
:; and road corporations for injuries to agents
Is + and servants.
BY Armistead-To confirm the ex-
change of lands made by the land COM
Inissioners of Texas for the University of
Texas and to restore the rejected blocks
OF land to the public DOMAIN.
BY Stevens-To amend the law re-
lating to the penalty for the wilful
breaking, destroying or defacing of
BUILDINGS, farming implements or other
TrropAet5 belonging to others.
BY Sims-To amend the code of Grim
inal proceedings so rs TO authorize mag
. istrates to direct warrants Of arrest to be
executed any where in the state, and by
Is any peace officer IN the state.
BY SIms-To provide for the registra-
ton of writs of execution and attach
: ment and the return by the officer of the
levy on real estate and TO give notice of
IS the lien on such real estate by the levy
and registration thereof
BY Burney-TO amend the law relating
to fees of clerks OF the district court,
county clerks and justices so as to hasten
the collection of fees in appeal cases.
Senator Frank moved that senate bill
No. l6, making appropriations for de-
fciencies IN The appropriations made for
the payment of expenses in support Of the
state government from March /, 1887 to
February Is, 1889 be called up out of its
regular order and passed under suspen-
sion of the rules The bin was passed
TO second and third readings and finally
passed
Upon motion of Senator Pope, Senator
johnson was excused until Friday.
Senator Mcdonald moved that senate
bill No, 5, providing for the creating of
q new judicial district in Dallas county
Tor facilitating the carrying on of bust
ness be taken up. Senator Mcdonald
explained that this bin was gotten up by
the bar of Dallas without a dissenting
vote, that the crowd OF business in this
court was SO great than an additional
court was an absolEte necessity, that
the intention was TO have two judges
and one clerk and one sheriff The bill
WAS passed to second reading by . vote of
70 10 / Senator Claiborne voting nay
Considerable discussion was provoked
upon the motion to pass the bill 20 en-
grossment, and Mr. Mcdonald moved
that the bin be recommitted, which was
carried.
Senator Allen objected strongly to
making two judicial districts for an entire
estimatet ha5unty population of IS, 600.
Seaatoy Mcdonald argued that there
- wes excg litigation in Dallas owing
20 its rag numerical interests.
n SenafA q 4 adnlstted the necessity of
'ev% ne court Of its pressure of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

The 'sTopaz'' Cinchonia Cordial is the only
preparation of the kind Endorsed by leading
physicians. Investigate it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

Finest cutlery at A. Stert 5 gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

owing
Thu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

An old-Werld scene of this kind is not
q be matched nowadays. The iron craft
II entered the soul of the marine. and
+ IS dull fiat, prosaic. Ships of fifty
4shions filled the Downs that evening.
lere was the towering three-decker, $
zand as palace abaft, with handsome I
ueTles and spacious windows trembling | !
the lustre that rose TO them from off !
se running water, the red coats of ma f
pes dotting the white lines that crowned G
b adamantine defenses, shrouds as thick !
cables soaring TO huge round tons from .
tlch, higher nd higher yet, rose top
$ist and topgallant mast and royal-mast "
20 miracles of airy delicacy, from q
pose central spire languidly fioated the h
.non of the ship of the state. There h
: the East Indiaman outward bound. !,
swly brought l1p, scarcely less regal in n
way than the first rate, with John :,
4mpany : hon z flag at the main under T.
dog-vane that glanced like q streak "
fire to the raining of the splendor be- :,
{ I'd the line Oh coast, the red flag at W
a peak, the lgrinuing lips of cannon n
s ng her sid es, the glitter of uni W
ms upon her quarterback, ii
rows 9f lively hearties aloft n,
II her Il al yards snusging the i.
ices of VIII Doeloths into liz ls6f snow.
"A AiAbAC DliduN'-E DOullu 10 I'A-J
Medltes sriggeG with long III
ler mainmast; tl,s.
the round-bow ne an
galley of 100 tcsnt sole
all, with portas revolt
most pira@y Slgners of
fancy TO folrdence and thu
and a stagnatme, and to re
this same gals in conflict tn
huge oars, Nineteenth leg
deadly
fifty stir No. . Favorable
ue lating TO the caTryiI
full of li,and other assent
al beach,e punishment for
re, so still
ould have provide for the
bic sounds attachment when
se-the strate, and TO make
4# craft, the vtive notice of such
81 feasant noise
lie OF winchero amend the act !
Is, the chorusnue of suits for d
10 ing the can of attachment and
Oatswams' v
III brol<p tho To amend fhe law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

DIR. SCHENCK'S Book on COnsJOd
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, ;. ia
DR. ]. H. SCHENCK s SON, Philadt1 /,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17

It Won d not ne possible 10 the space OF
newspaper Article TO tell who this WOE
deriul man is nor 10 outline the work be
has performed. I may say, hoHever, tnai
everything be bss undertaken has pros
pered; whether it be an orphsnsge, mag
azine CT q college, it hiss grown msgnin-
Gently under his core.
l. NAV interest you to know that be Is
one OF the most voluminOus and popUlsI
anthors of the day he IS the head Of a
theological college which hiss sent out a
thousand STUDENT into thu ministry He
IS tne founder and msiutainsr Of an
orobausgs in which 500 orphens ind q
cou fIr;able home. he is a director Of 5
colpor:ega association, the editor OF S
msgszne aud the suthor Of countless
psmphlet- on all sorts Of secular and reil-
sious subjects. H breaches to The Target
audience Ct any minister N the world
His sermons are scat cred IN oil lacds
aud HAYS tesn traus'sred into ever
laaeusee Some OF them have reached
an edition of $4,000 copies. For
twenty-five years be hiss issued weekly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17

was recently received by Will Cook. i
contained l, 400 bushels.
Mr.. A. A. Hilyer, the Cleveland, Lorair
and Wheeling agent at Chippewa Lake
was in town yesterday.
Capt. Clark returned last night from
Pittsburg, where he has been visiting his
son, Mr.. Samuel CLARK.
Mrs. Kies, who formerly had charge Of
the Sherman House here, is very low with
rheumatism.
Messre Samuel Campbell and ". V.
Campbell, of st. Clairsville, were in town
yesterday.
Mrs. J. b. Van Pelt and daughter, Mrs.
Carpenter, are visiting in Martins Ferry.
Judge Thomas Cochran, of ST. Glars
vile, was in town yesterday Ga business.
Mr. Geo 5tillwell, CT Bellaire, is quite
siok at the Hill House.
Col L Mitchell vas down from S..
Clairsville, Yesterday.
E P. Rhodes -four mill is of for re.
pairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
BENWOOD.
News Items and Personals Picked Up
Y-sttrdsy-A Wedding.

News Items and Personals Picked Up
Y-sttrdsy-A Wedding.
Mr.. John Harrison, Of Elm Grove, and
Mss Sadie Reagan, of III city, we're mar
RED Tueedsy afternoon al 3 o'clock ct the
residence Of the BRIDES mother OF Main
street Rev. K Rush Swope, rector of 81.
Matthew's p. F. Church, Wheeling.
cfficiated, and thu ceremony was witnessed
By only a few relatives and intimate
friends Their many friends wish them
much joy
The Dight turn az the Wheeling steel
plant came near beating the record Tues.
day nigh. They made fortysi heats
and cay forty seven would have been msde
hal not the steam run log. The former
record is forty-seven heats, but theirs would
havs been larger.
The Bezwood ferry should have house
on each float to protect passengers from
storm and rain. Saturday evening a num-
Der of people were dTenched on the Ben
wood float awaiting the arrival of the
boat.
Hooking Valley Ell. and another man
git into a rumpus on Main street, Tuesday
evening", and the former now wears much
battered nose.
Miss Lilly Bush, Of Parkersburg, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. F. III.
Bowers, has returned home.
Mr.. ard Mre. James Barrett who have
been in Pittsburg taking in the E1posi-
tion have returned home.
Workmen commenced yesterday to put
third story and mansard roof on b. +.
Peahody's building.
Oae OF the Leach Bros. is havirg the
fouodation for a new dwelling erected on
McMechen street.
MI Geo. Georgelein ard family return
ed yesterday from Germany sfter tao
months trip.
Father McMensmin is getting things in
order for the fair to be held about NoVem-
her 2lst
MT James Smith sustained serious in
juries by falling of the motor car last
week.
Mrs Louis Barrett and Miss Msgg e
Barrett are visiting friends at Narrows
farm.
Mrs. DI. ] Bowles and daughter are
visiting Rev. Walker, of Huntsville.
Mrs. Jas. DOlan is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Williams, in Martins Ferry
Jobu E Reagan left yesterday for
Bsrkeyville, Pa, to attend school.
Mr. Edward DeTsmple is able 10 be out
again after short illness.
Mr. Geo Stewart has removed his shoe
store one door north.
Mr.. Patrick ONeil, of Wheeling, was
il town yesterday.
MI. Mack Graves, of Barnesville, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy are visiting relatives
in Zanesville.
Mr.. Tom Sprouts is thinking Of opening
fish stand.
Mr Frank NaylOr was in town yester-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
BELLAIKE
An Ioterosting Budget of Local News
Notes

An Iuterosting Budget Of Local News
Notes.
Patrick Seahill traded a mule for horse
with gypsy yesterday. The stranger
snd HIS horse was SQUAD IN every psrrcu-
isr bu. Pst soon found that 10 was not,
and wanted his mule back. The gypsy
re, cd and Nh. Scsnin called an officer
uh1 refcssd 20 interfere. Finally Pat
said he WISE mao ecough 20 reclaim the
male add did IL without aoy delsy.
The T.. llsire team that is playing ball
al BsruesvIlle is composed of thr follow
olsvers. Tcos. N'cho,sOn, VIII White,
VIZ. George, Jos White, Robert and Geo.
Wes.lake. Sol White, B=tz Cullen aud
Joan M1th.
The reception rendered Chas. Paul ard
bride All The S.. Nicholas Hotel yesterday
,tsrnoon wss a pleasant Occasion nnn
many friends were presso, to congratulate
ihe happy couple.
The BeIlairs hall club went 10 Barnes
vile Yesterday where they played match
game Of bail with The home team. An
other coutest is blle3 for to-day st the
same place.
The thirteenth anniversary { the Turn
els was appropriately celebrated on Tue
day cvcni1g. The exhibition given by the
members 10 athletics WAS al that vas eX-
psc'et.
The W III. T. n society gathered at the
home Of Archie Jackley, las, night, and
bad a good time The gathering was 10
honor Of Mr.. Jackley g twenty-irst birth
day.
S WINNER, F. Stsger and Jack Baugh,
an wear the same kind Of a smile. All are
good Democrats, hut the newcomers will
never be able 70 vote like their fathers
The fellow who has heen selling cahi
ne. picture for 81 80, ok about $500
one OF town. The pictures he left behind
were very poor as rule.
There ere two letters 10 the noslOfice fol
Tom Springer aud John Layman. Three
missives for samuel Longstreet are waiting
a call
Robert Meyer, Democratic nominee fol
Clerk Of the Courts, is certainly a hustler
and is seeing every voter in the county.
The Windsor Hotel is now in charge o.
Thomas White. David Pargle will take
the house vacated by Mr. White.
Last nights Tribune said; "Wn. Reed
and Miss Jessie Lsasure viii be married
Thursday evening"
The Odd Fellows are preparing to hold q
fair and festival No their new building At
an early date.
Toe B. y. & C. pay car Eas here Mon
day. Tbs b. & D. employees will be p3id
to-morrow.
The Wheeling Ice Company will send
it's product to this city via the steam e'
Bellaire
Bellaire il credited with more paved
streets than any other city Of her size II
Ohio
IL ia said the new BsnwOOd ferryboai
will run later at night than the present
boat.
The B & o. yard il again clear Of
freight. sitter delay Of q couple OF days
Ciothing 20 the amount Cf $50 was
stolen from The E-ie Houss on Tuesday.
Some Of the steel workers who we're dis
charged have gone to Pittsourg 70 work.
A camp of gspsie- Is csmpsd near The
new racing track hack o, the gas works
Tie A. NJ. f ChuTcd will hereafter De
known as So. Paul A. NJ. T. Church.
"Oaly a Farmer's Daughter VIII ne
presented at the Elysisn Theatre.
Mrs. b. F Morgan Is seriously III al nei
home 10 the First ward.
Slack is delivered 70 consumers oy the
railroads a, S. a car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
NYELLsRuRG NEWs.
The sadder and Wiser small Boy-Genersl
News Notes.

The ssdder and Wiser Small BOy-Geners
News Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
WELLsBUBG, October Is Burt Rod
ge,e, the young man accidentally shot
some days ego, is getting on nicely, end
bis recovery is only q question of time.
Some small boys in Lsszurville pro-
cured bOt5le Of powder and thought
they would see if it wOald burn by pour
ing il OF some burning leaves. They kno"
nOw, but do rot desire any calls from theil
friends until they can remove tho sticking
plaster from their faces.
S. George is busily engaged in erecting
another furnace In the Standard glass
house of double the capacity OF the old and
with all the modern Improvements He,
st least, seems TO have faith in the Ohio
Valley future as a manufacturing GENRE
Circuit Court is in session, Judge Camp
bell on the bench. OAly chancery casei
thif week
s'Only Farmers Daughter" at Barth't
Opera House Thursday night.
Hon. J. B SJmmerville is in town at
tending court.
Clerk Of County Court Turner end wife
are gay on a six weeks trip through the
South and West. Mr.. LeAsure, Clerk ol
the County Conrt, will attend to his office
during his absence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17

2,O2s Cattle, % Calves 2C59 Sheep and Lambs,
? 442 Hogs. and II Horses
All Hogs and Sheep sold IN these Yards are at
gross weight: Receipts this week, 8, g. head,
against 8 last week Fair 10 good Hog sold
az s. on, ana heavy atA 9laj %. and roughs al
81 40 per 100 lbs.
Receipts Of heep ,682 head with sales at So 50
al - per 100 lbs. and Lambs "a TO SIC per 10.
CHIcA-y, October IL -Catlie, recelp ls 5.0o0
head: shipments 1 eco head: market steady;
choice 10 extra eceves 81 60a5 10; steers 81 goa
SO: st'cker aud feeders 81 9Ja2 SIS; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 00a3 %
dogs-Reeelpts p $40 head: shipments 1000
head; market STEADY mixed 81 0Oa4 a.: heavy
50 9)a4 IS; light 81 OOai %: skips SO OOa4 10.
Sneep-Receipts 1900 iead: shipments 1000
head market steady. NATIVES 81 755 90. western
50 5Oai 10; Texans 3 i0ai ~; lambs 81 00a5 50
EAsT Liberty. October 6.-Cautle-Eeceirts
I0 head; shipments coo head market fair:
prime 81 3jai 80, fair 20 good IS e0ai lO common
IS iaaS 90; stockeIs and feeders s. 75s3 p
Hogs Receipts $500 lead. shipments . 500
head market firm: Philadelphia and Yorker,
81 65ai IS; heavy hogs 81 50aai 20
sheep-Receipts 300 head shipments J. 800
head market firm. prime 81 1850 co. fair to good
81 Coa5 90 common s. j0aS 80, lambs g 5Oa60O.
NV YORK October I6 Beeyes receipts
l16 cars; market extremely dull. native steers
80 tOai o. Ter 100 pounds Texans aud Colorado
do 81 b0a3 20, bulls and dry COWS 81 65a25O
sheep, receipts DO head. market nfm but
inactive At IS Ooa7 20 per 100 pounds FOR lambs,
SO 75a5 IS for sheep.
HORs-Receipts 9 700 head market firm and
higher AZ q 75a5 . FOR 1--we.
CINCINNATI o., Ocpberl6 Hogs lower; com.
MOI and light % 2jai 90: packing aud butch.
err, 81 l0ai 3d. receipts, 500 head; shipments
1900 mead.
cincinnati Horse and Mule Market
CINcINNArI, o October l2.-Business was r.
regu ar during tho week active occasionally
and quiet al times. but IN the aggregate m der
ate. The su ply in general was ample, but
str 'eters, carriage leans and good mules were
wanted in excess Of receipts Prices, - rule,
were steady.
Quotations at the Union stock Yard stables
were as follows. Driving hores Sl5a20O sad.
die DO sl25a2OU dram 10 slS5a00' street car
sSjallO: Southern horses s50asj. Mules, aged four
to eight years, hte and haf 20
sixteen hands Sl25alj0. fifteen 20 hfteen
and a half hands, sll0al2j: fourteen and
a halt TO fifteen hands, Ss5all0 fourteen 70
fourteen and half hands. seas
The following prices prevailed az the FINN
street stables: Driving and saddle hones si25a
300: dram horses. medium, si35ai60. do heavy
siG0a2OO streetcar horses s9Oal2O southern horses
60a90. plugs Si5ai0. Mules tour 10 eight years,
sixteen 70 sixteen aud half hands, Sl,5al65 do
fifteen and half 20 sixteen hands. sl25al45 do
fifteen 20 fifteen and half hands, Sil5alz5 do
fourteen and half 10 fifteen hands, s90All'. DO
fourteen 10 fourteen and half hands slOasO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
BRIDG EPORI
Personals, Local and Business News Notes
of Interest.

Personals, Local and Business News Notes
Of Interest.
Miss Woodruff, Of Little Rock, Arkansas,
VINO visited here during the summer ano
is known to many people here, met with
gery painful aud serious accldeD. 'e"
DAYS $50. Ia entering s;reet car the
voung lady struck her head against TIE
SIDE Of the door aud injured tbs left eye
bali so severely that she will be compelled
10 sufer the loss OF the eye.
Mr. Martin Connolly, Of Jersey City.
Messrs VIII sad john ConEeliy and hl's
MARI Davine, Of Steubenyille, are visiting
ST. Jos CJunelly.
Mr.. Harry Fswcett and Miss Able Oar
r.h. of ST Olairsvile, Ters married yester'
dsy at > o'clock, at the residence OF the
brides parents.
Several parties were fishing in the river
Yesterday d short distance below tbs
bridge, end made some very coed cstch's
Mrs. Joseph Medill and daughter are
The guests Of Mrs. George hedill, q
Biookside, jast vest OF Bridgeport.
Mr.. Samuel GAllee end Judge KermeD
sfS. Clairsvlllr, psssed through the towI
yesterday enIoute tor Chicago.
An extraordinary large carload Of ostl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, October

NHEELIN1, EsDA1' OIU0OtT ~
The -four market is very firm, and prices have
advanced 10 cents per barrel since our last re-
port What has advanced cents per bushe
f,r 80 land - cents IS the figure Il is now bring
ing. The advance j. only seasOnable one
some u W corn has arrived and 20 cents bushe
is theprce paid forit
The following quotations are WIN esale, retail
prices being from 80 10 70 cents higher:
FLOUR choice family -four IN wood 81 30, IN
paper 81 30 per barrel.
GRAIS--Wneat per bushel No. !, SIC. old corn
per htlshel &c new zoe, oats per bushel, 25a2sc
FEED-Middlings per ton sli ". bran per Ton
sli ~. baled hay per ton sll %; loose hay s q
O., nor ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17

WOOL
WnrFLlNa. TrEsnAY. October rs.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, October IS.
The wool market is lifeless There is very no.
tie business doing. Manufacturers are buying
very sparingy, stnl insisting that the relative
value of wool, when compared with the prices
manufac.u red WOO en- goods are bringing. should
be on a lower level than It is, and they nope, by
their combined efforts, TO stil force values down.
The deA efs who have stock on hand are losing
several cents II pound on the purchases they
have made in the Cou tfy during the heason.
and are reluctant % make over pric's than The
present values. They cen % think that wool
is on a lid foundation At 31t In the country, Al
which price they are buying for clean neecc
washed wool
Prices remain the same as follows:
Fine fleece Wa.het nc zoe, unwaShed one
third of medium washed 30a83c medium IN
washed 20a25c tub " shed 30aaSc.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October l5.-Wool-
ket quict aud prices nominal Ohio, Penasylvan-
ia aud West Virginia Xxx and above 32aSic:
8la33c. medium S61Sa3sc; coarse 35a51c,
New York Michigan, lndiAna and western fine
or Y and XX 29a3lc: medium S6a87c: coarse 35A
SIC: fine washed delaine y and Xxx 32aStc
medium washed combing and delaine 39ailc,
coarse do 36ka3sc Canada washes combing ga
SIC. tub washed cnoics i0ailc, fair 3laSSc coArse
80 36c: Kingston washed clothing hne and y
ard Xxx 20a2}c; medium 2ja29'; coarse &a2sc
medium 22a26ci coarse 20a2jc; Territory hn'
l5Eals.
Bosroy. October j. Wool market firm: Ohio
y 32c: Ky and above s3c, Michigan 39c
No 1 S1A38c: No I cOmbirg and lame &c
Ohio tine deaine Sjc; do Michigan 33t3ic un
washed combng woods 29a30c for y blood and
27aysc for a. Territory. Oregon and other IN
washed woods 60c for fine and line mediums, %
a57c for medium Pulled woods, steady