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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,rrrrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Yesterdays wheat speculation was unsettled 'o''
,a;r,, the moderate amount Of business dohe' "'.
.,,o,,ations m prices wide. TIC PeHuc"'S VI
,le Thanksgiving holiday may nave cuI'd'''" NJ
,aptnrcs and induced closing out oil acco'"" VIZ
both sides 20 an extent that created COMM '"7
rants IN an unusual extent. only 3'ooo DuaNNi' W
dcalt in in the option line. Prices al one UNI -
down 1 cent, but the net changes "efo "''"'
1Ao1.1 cent. The activity in the cash marie. wa
t ini,r account but the notion spread that II
go for cxnort ard hence the bulls were enco'r'to''
rr,dstreet's reported an increase OF l-fl'VVV baS
in the supply east Of the Rocky Mountains.
were liberal clcaranccs Of -four but tho ''o's
weaker and the Russian trade Journals "c'c ''"''
declaring that the wheat crop IN russia ''''
greatly undercstmacd December G t VI OF y but
At Std I'D a. at Oh 34 Nav rom - 90 % -
81 O6 516 TO al % 81, but then ADVANCED I" -
81 o. Ii. , ,oaa4 cent
The cash market at the close was was od; e' ~
better. There were sale %i r gyS snrlng grade ii
was rilrorcd late that $1,000 bushels OF the '""V
grades had been taken for eHPo' main with business
Ight The decrease Of $50 900 bushels 10 uio
east of the Rocky Mountains, reported bH ilG
wa a bullish feature aud lish' ic'elpl1 m,'i" ,h i'm,
vance The weakness OF cables lh'i'id''N w
nrovemen and options closed up la - cent lo! .,al
v ,Hnnths Int / : cent lower for January ana Mt,.
The cash markets unsettled but CLOS l''.I'
drm with nearly 10000 bushcl, bought by shippers
Oa,, were dun md without important c" an
The faraway month IN option ~erT a ,i zoo ,icr.
Lar ed 10y the u'lIN'lN 'i -'F''
on contract and the options closed mat'FaIN ""cr'
sale, Of 600 tiercc, were made on The SPOT,
The Produce Exchange Will close over THANKSGIVING
Day. ,
The final quotations a follows o.o
Wheat November. Il o. j-- December, u - -
Jauuary II %: February. ~ OG: MAY. - % !.
Corn-Novcmbcr so IS: December 80 81 January
81 L May. 81 Il cents.
November. 80 -: December. 30 Il; January
81 81 May. 81 i cents. ..,
Lard December. - IL; January, ~ 70; February
SO 80: March So 20 May. S6 "a
The receipts Of grain and Hour reported YESTERDAY
Al New York. Philadcph. baltimore and Boston WeIc
as follows: Wheat. 100000 bu-hel, eorn' ~, H,7i
Lushels: oats I153j- bushels. total grain 3'l l'
bushels: -four. A. 1914 package. ~ til,A-p Nh
waukce and II. Louis Tho arrivals were; he't: -.
G51 bushels: corn. l3i 511 bushels odi-. -
bushels; total grain. J-O,o4G bushels Hour "'"'l
hmm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. % CspeclaD.-The bear party IN the
wheat pit felt decidedly comfortable at the open
Ing to-day. The newspapers IN the morning had long
list OF assignments rcoeiver,hps, or suspensions
East and West ana south. The announcement oi ii'
failure at Duluth Of a rather promincn, private bank
there. Eel q Ey-ter. made II look Wor-" fII''-
dropped about cent under TUESDAY Vs. lat tuI''.
The bear influence. however, were soon 7uppIahlN B.
prices began rain and at the clos" 'hr hfnre Wt
IL cents the opening and - 'tI' over lu'
day, close. December opened al "3 -. -il
between 90 4 and - -. and closed AZ 80 80 Va,
opened al II 90 81. sold between - 90 ] = and
II or o and closed ~ ~ o. -. Yes room 1885,,
chart red here for 10000 bushels OF wheat. the h.-
single DAYS buSnc>, I'm month. Minneapolis reported
the prompt sale OF all the current receipts thrr ai
improved prices. This heavy cash bu-iucs. ~ cour-
was the leading influence Of the day. Hutchinson.
who prominent the buying side 81 corn on Tue
day, va, apparently over On the other -id" TODAY.
Corn lust barely hold, II, OWn. II movement Wa
small cars to-day: only TO estimated for Thurs
day. From II. Loui, the new, came that The Art
Club wa the buying party down thcrc Nav opened
al "a 5-- sold between u Il and 81 Il aid closed
AT "a 5-5 Vessel room chartered for 10000
bushels The prices in cat, "a The close -hpwcd @
fraction in advance. Provision, closed as considerable
advance OpcnL ~ price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

Rye, 6Hsh6 i 3a'S 5000
On the Exchange today the bu ass a! a$s2s
s:sF acsssg dairy fs' cs c3ssa . Esss
"a 81 %isS By: saga
80 2 Rye dg No Z E' meats EG and bacon steady
w aa ct sales $40 bbls finished goods on pss
81 H. Butter auSet Sugar easy Eggs e''''''
pn,Sep6ia Nov Demand was less aGs ac
fair S s waS aS and m = 80 Penn
sSan o Spf qut sSt ise1ag
Spe in duluth started free speculative SeE 10 lower
@ St ns stronger reports 5, from ron Ger sI aa
centres marke; reeoyed most wc OF scare and qet
so;eS a s% Ia saGlf 10 SSSenesf pes%Ssg
GD9sG ruled 6rm under light offerings a9d tar
cS9su@pG but a aSss %a e RSsa@s
s Steamer No. mixed In grain depot eQG new x ed IN
sS ss d at sl' tS' S go 6si
DGcsPeT and 5lms"d was light and GO
c6Sd re per bush under more liberal nersded
w ySe q 5e So white 5le no While 3IsS25c
white AGyem9ss abrS Sa5aO 5ssd5ic Eggs steady
nnyyana aIst' &c oiRtr artcles unchanged Re-
ca s F61 600 bSs and wheat 500 bSe
s4So bush qa 600 Ga s3G o S 80
ST. Louis Noy 2eFou dull and TacnangsS S,warS tSe
The openng h %as and although ucaon. were slight
sim rS9 E c ana ho~@Ver was q for Ds
c@@ber lc for May and for JSy 9SsT @ nominal
H ooac July ss7.c Corn-Ihs market opened I cos az
May, ruled nfLl U? inc S.os.
lower; d'cnu u,ov the highest price Of yesterdsy No
e gnn 55 % december 5 nominal nd May MAY Zee Zee Evc
aS eT ToSs barley active S 1SGs
@osSn Nebraskq5 o5 5SG'2f track both hui East and Wet
Bran a. lover Butter nnchaoged EgSs scaey ron
Lssa Gl Il s9G Comea ns gSnnTy
81 H. Provsons-rhe mafke IT, aDUus GOOD demand
p PORK 81: Lard q Dry sa neat so sGh ss@S
od shondo- 50 379 Longs S6 I22 nos bea,
clcor ~ o. - 600 bush 10000 bush barley
= ocS bush shpmeats-Flour lfS 200 SP hsjb "N'
600 p's' ,n, Oh Wheat firm active cash and Deem.
M Az MAY II oc Corn allet stsay aGinc: Nav
Decem9er' ci5crsecd lower DUH cash. - 10 December
~ 17I2; February ~ % bu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
corroy NARYETs-BY TELEGRAPH

rtyor,ool Nov 2G. : y. nL-Thc sale, Of the day in
rdrd 300 bale. American Futures H07cd firm; Amcfi
can nidding low ulddling clanse November delivery.
~ 81 rrr. November aud December delivery. J-Gid
Drcmbcr and January delivery 5-Gid seller January
March delivery. 1864 buyer; March ana April de-.
Very t5.Gfd buyers; April and MAJ delivery, 1-Gid
and June delivery. 2OGfd buyers June
and July delivery. 22-Gtd buyers. ~
o." 1.,ltcstnn Nov. 2G.-CpttOn mddng. 9s-c low
mlddling ssc good ordinary SO; ne! and gr9,, r..
cepta, IBIS lae' ,99H ptot zG -Sf H'O"'' 1900
Norfolk Nov 20.-Couon steady; mddling De net
and oss receipts. 403l balcsi exports cOa.twl~e 1921
sales | 1893 stock, i1,iJl 800,
,iddIing Ne good ordinary nc net and gross receipts
G3II bales: sale. 2,iI,; .to.h 1872 63l ~
0l;cw orleans. Nov 2G.-CottOn quiet middlng. 9irc
low middling l1-l6c good ordinary Sic net receipt.
22o 1902; exports ~ the Continent
900; coastwisc, ,5G7 sales, $50; stock, 218,71j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

the Caroline Islands, and became to'ai wreoh' Or
tain Dcwar started in 1857 from England The yacn'
,,erarod 1O4 miles under sail daily, and in all HIS
cruise he covered nearly $4,000 miles lie wac 'hc
first to take sailing vessel through smythes oInn
nell on the way from the Azores to south AiileI'oa
he crused throughout the South seas Visi'lhs ho'
Louis Stevenson at Samoa. He gathered Vaiuo'' w.
lection of curiostics Finally the Sacnt LAY i,O t'o m
~ Xbo while her owner visited England. lie re
turned last lime and started for the Carolhes' Inc
vessel sruck on reef which the master dec'acu W."
not properly marked on the Admiralty chart. o i%o
natives looted the vessel and the Cap,ain ''eu p,D
NJ ner.nnol effects, lie taken on Dy d .P',ii,n
r. Which was forced To shell the natives u III
thnm away. The yacht was insured for "o'ooo !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
THE PETROLEUM AARhEE

..,,,,,e ,,,o,, THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was another break in prices oil crude cefu'
-. ,ho consolidated Exchange yesterday buO
after fall to 90 II cents there wa fanS 10 ".,
openng figures. There was no net Change non' 'n'
ena, quotation of Tuesday. The stock tAonHe p'l.V'
no. tom, at ,io cents loss Of 81 cents.
were u.l,a,i,nN AT the stock Exchange nave Dcch
narrower than at the Consolidatod; Dui ana Thec
nhuoIl.S ottcnt;on now being turned to thc Mc9u
Siiia Geids WHERE the drlllers are running mau III
their search for new production. -, ,oa,, ,,or, a.
FOL tied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
r,.poprAy rHoDrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool nov PC, 3i5 ,. m-ieelUlold' II %"r Ter
oicr moderately. Holder GmGr T"ari"t'{i "n
Uoidcrs oaer moderately Tai9"- u, on 5t,..
i,o,,. ume CITY steady 2js 30 Iufprnthr li"idri
M ,iciy E0Sin-I0.dcrs offer -parrgiy. Lard-Npot
and futuics-HolGcrs offer MODERATED: prime western
S r a"d Novcmbcr. steady ~ 81 81 Dcctuh"f ana
1p1nary seadv al 3is Wheat and hold'rs onf
D"da,aalv FOrn->pot ant futurc--lloldrr- pncr Wod
1ni> ID western spot firm AT - I'D November
% =, - sd December firm at - ID Hops at London
sst- he : good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

Refined oil unchanged at |'3o cents pcr E"'i'' -
horreIs and $50 cents III cases .... pren
Foreign quotation AntweIP; 10 d ~ rance nenfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

Baltimore Nov eG Cotton quit midGlnS V''' ,o".
dul ,ud uuthanv.d Wheat southern NM p"t ','I'',
Ful 9iao3r; Lonsbcrr 91catl No = o., st,"n,v, nae,
80 = rcd 81, Western firm 40 winter rcd sp"l anu
November. 2tc; ul-r "is"9l J'ta! 40 Id,
gil,c MAJ. ~ O3id+l OJ corn -Nouti%i" ur' anu
easier. whit. 52lj,r. yellow" new "l""'S
steady missed spot aud NuN'ni.r 49,, '' ., - n
u,rv 5-c: May JJli 400 Ol, stni unrt ad'd southern
,"d pDnn-yl tnla i11c. do Wet rn white 1Od1-ei do
mixed 10000 GRADED No. = 5ie1! ny. hrnrf prime
to choice ,0d11c GOOD To fair. 13d''r HAY du' pfIm'
To- cnoce timothy. ell. Provision, urn; Iultr ut't
,.ce. steady, -. Coffee quiet anu 'tttd} sugar pu'''
CSpprr nm. WhI-N,y active and MN. trlth,1 l'
Ilfrroo ulrt hut firm. Receipts Flour irVoo Dds
wheat GOO bush y 600 bush oai~ 600 bush Ng
20, bush NJ imucut.- Flour LOCO bills wheat 900
bush com 500 bush Sair~-Whcat. O2Ooo bush corn
5000 bush.
buffalo. NOV 2O.-No orcr'nss, Of ,pr9s wheat 40:
b,,I Ok. 80 ! Northern. - o3 No northern
l,c lid winter wheat QLlrt; 9ilcN 1000 bush No rd
CLOSING at - asked carloads 40 l
whit To- arrive. a. J9-,t No Whi" Oregon ~ arkc
Com dull weak aud No yellow in Si't' tc .
30 la store asked 40. yellow, on Track. at o9Nc
No yellow. 40 3. Jid10r ON track Oat' lower :
.,l,. - carload, 80 Whit al bu1rt rdilrd so )
Whit No. > mixed, iSc asked No. - WhItt,
i'm ,t,rc dc asked. barley Ia light demand and I'M
ch,nprd Rye dull 80. .. on track '3' asked Floor
..ndy and uuchai i.d. Receipts Flour, JJ2OO bbl~
wheat 1915 900 bush corn. 1000 bush; barley lb1uOO
hush Canal ahIpnrut,-Wh,at at. 1000 bush barley.
- 200 bush RAILROAD shipments Flour 13poO Dbl
yh-,t o. 900 bush; corn, 10000 bush; oats, 10000
bush.
.I g.. Il.,l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
CAPTAIN DEwARs YACHT. WANNA WRECKED.

San Francisco, Nov. go (speciaD.-Captain Dewar.
formerly Of the British Army, has lost the inc yacht
Nyanza- in which he and his wife have been cruising
for three years. The Yacht went ashore in July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
havana MARKET.

Havana NOV. 26-spansh gold 242't My tx.
banSc Gyiet sugar quiet lot oi h9! ~ cold ner
N.uo majority 81 the estates In Sa-1a VII, nne y I'm
GU York oi grinding the sugar cane uhtI w ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
srAINE D.
Good OrGnary.. 9.l6 Low Middng ....... 8 Lilo T.,
strict GOOD Ordinary. = 3..J Mddmg .....-..e's i

The option market developed increased activity today.
and prices ruled irregular A. the Dutrt tr t,u4s
f,r.d m. 'b,ar -dr and there renewed liquidation
,n q fftn,r decline at Liverpool Oy"nnt al, 7"""'n
.t Loose. II idG points, I.uf the port rcpt' WI" mo-"
i.ot-ff and tha4- al disposition Oh tir Hi.
M ..hort- l., cp,cr over the honda. Ihr rrSllt wa
decided ally CARRYING prices 2a3 points QlcE th i"~
Of YESTERDAY. leaving steady. Salos. 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
THE CHARLESTON HOTEL,

So long and fayorably all southern tourists VIII
this yelr be- more attractive than ever before.
In addition painting and furnishing, baths have
h.cn different suites OF rooms which improve
ments viii make the Charleston Hotel. In Its appoint
,urnts second TO In the SOUTH
m' H. H. JACKSON Pfop'r. Charleston ). c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY, Penn. Nov &c. National Transit certificate,
onencd AZ Gsisc: highest. Oslo; lowest GGc closed
S9sc sales 10000 bbls charters. 1888 bbls; ship
ments lO2 80 bbls runs, $500 hhs.
Pittsburg Penn. Nov. 2G-retrocum dun aud heavy:
National Nranst certificates op ned at G1c closed G7i.
highest G7isc lowest 66l2c.
bradford Penn. Nov. 20.-National Transit certificates
opencd az Gsc closed at 672 highest 6sc lowest 0Gc
ciearances. 10000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Brazl growths the spot had moderate IN
ouiry at generally steady prices. No Rio qu0bd
SSicS loco No santos, lie and Mid gaH6S6
In request. Sales, 30 mats Imor, ~ w
bac, Central American and 200 ba2s Maracabo PRIV ~
terms option line there rather more str 10 o
tf1ding but lower prices based weaker foreign Az
counts and selling by ongs" Final figures show "a
lo..es of Ja1O points iavre broke 2al4 r. Receipt,
al Rio and santos liberal while exchange quoi'
lower. Hamburg without material change l-oh4oi
suffered decline. Official quotations, = 10 D. M
ccmbcr TO- January 20. Sd February as Sd MsIin;
~, Sd; APRIL is Sd May, us. Rio quotes: Regular
inst 800; good second. $50; exchange tpriyhtc
300, receipts 1900 bags Ei0 clcafances for the Ib
States II Geo bags do for Europe 1000 bags tOtal
stock $4,000 bags market steady santos receip
lpe, Receipt, a. Rio July l 10 November -. lo.".
iG5 600 bags same time 1889 $50 600 bags same time
lssS 9gi 900 bags receipts atSaios July To NoNci-
o5 1890 time 1859. lOOS 900 DAYS
same time 1883 $4,000 bags. Total sales here today
- 2 n Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
Professional.

A CULTIVATED LADY, good elocutionist and reader,
n would be pleased to make engagements 70 read to
inyallds and children. Address READER l.SS Uwav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27


York l6l. bag, Baltimore IOlSJ blgsi New Of'ih''
20. 9Gf bags. total. 1872 So5 bags.
COTTON The spot market ruled steady at UNCHANGED
prices Sales 20 bales Tor export aud 534 bal oi 9-.
SUMPTION Port receipts. 5000 bales AGAINST 80 -,
bales this dav last and 40 40 bales this daS i-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
WHITE STAR LINE. nnou

INVITE 0IAK LINZ. .,
w FOR oUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOLr vvp
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL SIEsASnsm
sfeGtonc. -. Dec. 10 D M Adrlatlc. Wea b
Er,tauaic Dec. l.. 80 liritann!c' Wea' sL
From White Stat Dock. foot Of West LOUIS ~. $50
Second cabin those steamers. saloon r!s,St srh
and upw ard according steamer aud Location ys,aSle
Second s35 and $40 Excursion tcket, 90
terms Storage, $50. Compsny's once, No VI ps''"'
Ner-York philadelphia ONCE. t06 walnuts = .,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
< NTBA NaL Steamship W.

~ From Piers 10 and i; Hast RIVER at p =;
for Havana. PrOZrcsO, Csmpechs. Lasuha' froA~'s
Tampico T1xpan. and Vera Cruz,
Matanlas, Cartenas, bagua, CaibagiAn. -.
ysssau Santiago de Cuoa. GUANTANAMO s2d CeaI.1sa
YUNUII. Havana ard n ,Nicsn ports.-...-s ST, NJ
= NKAIOGA Havana and Cardenas Wel, y.
OKIXABA. Havana AID NJ Nican Ports SAT- y. ~
CITY OF ALEX NNDRIA, HaN. MantanIs>W td ~"
Ni-' Thurs Dec t.
For full particulars freight passage, apply 2?
JAMES f. WARD & CO.. III wAiS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
symbols OF the Thuuderboit.
~.

Nearly am peoples have represented
the fire from the sky by AN arm, some
times also by q bird of strong and rapid
flight 10 was symho,ized among the
Chaldcaus by trident. Cylinders 90
ing back to the most ancient ages OF
Chaldean art exhibit watcr-ict guSh-
ing from trident which is held by the
god of the sky or OF the storm. The
AsSvrlau artist who first. on the baS-
relief, OF Nimroud cor Nalthai. doubled
the trident or transformed 10 into a
trifd fascicle, dociic 90 the rciincmentS
and clegaucics of classic art, by that
means secured for the ancient MeSopot-
AMMAN symbol the advantage over all the
other representations of thunder with
which 10 could compete The Greeks,
like the other lndo European nations,
seem to have represented the storm-hre
under the features of a bird of prey.
When they received the ASiatic figure
of the thuuderbolt. they put it In the
eagles claws aud made of 20 the >ccpter
of ZcuS. explaining the combination,
after their habit. by the story OF the
eagle bringing thunder To /euS when me
was preparing Tor tN' "1t "E"'"Nt th'
Titan>. Latin Italy transmitted the
,huudcrbolt 20 Gaul, whore, in the last
centuries OF paganiSm. 90 alteruated, on
the Gailo-Roman monuments, with the
two headed hammer. IL is also found
ON amuletS of Germany, Scandinavia,
and Brittany. In the East 10 penetrated
Co India. following Alexander where IL
is found competing with other symbols
having the same significance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
ADVICE To BOYS.


Don't Drink. Don't Speculate. and Dom
iudorse Tor Others.
Andrew Carnegie. the iron millionaire
and great friend of Secretary of state
James g.. Blaine, writes his advice O,
tho BOYS in the Youth, Companion
.Nou arc about Oh start iu life, aud %
is well that young mon should begin a'
the beginning and occupy the most SUD-
ordinate positions. Many of thc .cd-
ing business mon ol pitt-hurg had a
serious responsibility thrust upon them
do the very threshold oi their career
They were introduced to thc broom,
and spent tue first hours oi their ou>i
ness lives sweeping out thc office.
Ell waSa sweeper myself, and who do
WON suppose were my fellow ,wccpers.
David NcCargo. now Superintendent of
thc Allegheny Valley railroad; Robert
Pitcairn Superintendent of the PcnnSyi-
vauia railroad. aHd MIR. Morciand' Nii!
Attorney of ritt>bur-,
-Eerin 90 the beginning, but ann
high. ] would not give % ug Tor the
Young man who does NOT already >ce
himself the partner or tine head oi an
important firm.
-Therc are three dangers loo your
path. tine first is the drinking of liquor,
the second is speculation. and the third
is 'ntor,.ug
~When / was q telegraph operator in
Pittsburgh knew an thc men who spec
ulated. They were not our citizens of
first repute. they We're regarded with
suspicion. have lived to see them AN
ruiucd-bankrupt Goo money and bank
rupt in character. There is scarcely an
instance of "a man who has made 10Y
tune by speculation and Kept To-
THE man who gra~ps the morning
papers tO see how his speculative ven
lures are likely to result units himself
for the calm consideration and proper
solutions OF business problems with
which hc has 90 deal later iu Che day,
and sapS the source ol that persistent
and concentrated energy upon which
depend thc permanent success, and
often the very safety of his main bust
ness. The thorough man OF business
knows that only by years OF patient
unrcmitt'ng attention tO affairs can NE
earn hi, reward. which is the result,
NOT of chance. but of we.l-deNiscd
means for the attainment of ends
Nothing is more essential Co young
business men than uutarniShed credit
and nothing kills credit sooner imam th'
knowledge in any bank board THAT
man engages I'm speculation. How can
"a man boz credited whose resources may
bc swept away in one hour by q pane
among gameStcr,2 Resolve to Dee ou>i-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
BEECHER, SCHENCK & BENEDICT
General anagers,
Equitable Building, l20 Broadway.
NEW YORK.

InSureS manufacturers, merchants.
railway and other corporations, and all
employers against claims for accidental
death or injury Of employees when liable
for such accidents. and in the event of
no liability inSureS against claims for
liability for accidental death or injury
to the public
InsureS property owners against loss
or damage by reason OF the explosion
of steam boilers or operations of en-
gneS, elevator hoiStways, and Speci-
fed machinery, furnishing rigid scien-
tiiic inspections Of same, with attendant
official certificates.
Issues bond of indemnity guaranteeing
the honesty Of clerks and others in po-
SitionS Of trust.
Affords Individual accident insurance
under liberal policies to those in pre-
terred occupations. Commercial tray
elers and others at exceedingly low
rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30

In his admirable talk ou saturday n.sh'
Nr Hubbard declared in favor OF 70 NOR
orrh and systematic improvement o.. on,
Ohio river 50 chat upon every cay ni .-,
wear. except whcu closed nf lht severity
of winter. that river may De open TOT Trans
portatou.
boz thi. Improvement every man VINO -eie
nf. living in Wheeling I- ihlttcolc," -
halrdozan new trunk lines would o. ..
less advantage OBJ Wheeling an1 lidl ''.'
.f1Vesf virginia drained ov Che ONO rNct.
There fl, uo way OBJ accomplish TINS rt9N-'
cxreut through the action of Congress.
~ many as agree that such % river nm
movement is desirable should vote to send
fo Cont-ress "a man who takes their view
and has Tine Intelligence to present Do WIKI
force lnfr. 'gcHcer.
oar ncighbor has apparently Just
walked up To- the Importance of am im-
proyemeut Chat the EEci>rEE has been
advocating for years the Improvement
of our water ways
Mr. llUHBAED has been quicker than
bis organ in catching on Co this popular
subject Ia this instance. as iu the
seventies. Mr. UUpHAm goes To- Demo
cratic sources for inspiration. His ideas
are stolen almost bodily from the Reels
TER.
Mr. HUBEAEn would like Co s'de-trac6
the real issues of che campaign and de-
vote himself to such questions as this,
in the advocacy OF which he viii meet
uo opposition.
There is not q Congressman, Demo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
They Have Grievances.

san FRANCISCO. CAL. september >
Tho steamship Yorktown arrived here
yesterday 1866 days from New York
after very stormy trip. July LIST
during storm the boatSwain, james
Weston. was lost overheard. A boa
was lowered 90 rescue him, but il wa
too late. While returning 90 the ship
the boat was lost. but the crew was res
cued. James Carr, one OF the crew O
the Yorktown has lodged complain
with the police, charging the seconC
mate. Thomas Nolan. with the murde
of Weston. Carr says that Weston Wa
ordered over the side during the storm
to do some work, and that Nolan de
uberatcly cut the lifeline To- which Yves
ton was holding The other sailors cor
rohOrated Carr's statement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
7 OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
10 Builders and Owners Of BUILDINGS.

now have on hand the best selected stock Of
good assortment of Gas Crates and Tile Hearths
and all goods for making nice fire place. Call
AT my place and YOU can see just what You are TO
get and see the Mantcl set up for inspection.
3. r. CALDWELL,
'u22iSe 1907 Main Street.