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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

HUNTINGTOS Division ~. ~. leave
ciifton Forgr daily Z 3ja. n. arrive Hunungfan
sDp.m. So. ~ daily le-ye Huntington p p
/. m. arrive Chiffon Forge ~ p fn. s. l'.
Jaily EXCEPT SUNDAY. leave EAst s'a'll 30 ID.
M. arrive Huntington i0.Ola m. Ho. 10. daiIy
except Sunday. leave bennington zDl b. mf ~
rive Ea.t SeNrll 20 p m
CINCINNATl DIVISION. 80 u, daily rt-
cent sunday. leave Russeil lrnnioul \ "a. m .ai.
fiy, Cincinnati II ~ q. 10. $50. ~ daily except
sunday. leave Cincinnati 3 90 D. in, arrive Rue
Ill SD o. o.. No. ", daily except sunday
leave Naysylle ji5 a. No., arrive lh'ihh
s.aO, ma 80 ~. daily except sunday. iflfr
CINCINNATI 500 o. a.. arrive NaFsslll" ~ fl
Trains az short interval. between tincl lnati
and Dayton. " l,i,i..,.
GEO " STEVENs. Genl SUIT
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TANAwHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r ". KELLEY, Pfrsit.ni
(EanawhA Short Linel Schedule in ffrri 81
yenber 2ith. 1879 Subject % clahye without
notice. Trains leave wheeling ND q. i1 -
Leave Charleston s.f5 a. NJ. arrive Nlre itf
7.5 %. 10, via o. r. X 4. Lelys Charleston
liza. m; arrive Wheeling - @. m VIA 90
inmbus and u. a O., daily ercepi sunday .Nrl-
trAl Standard Time. sunday onit WA'As
leave Charleston $50 a. m, afflFe wheeling
7.ts "a m Leave Wheeling 2 - r.. tn. 4frfe
Charleston as p m. VIA o Z, y x.
Gro ]. ERgLlCh. 9. A.
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gan 4Oc. White delaine Ohio 36as6c; do.
Michigan 34a35c; Michigan Territory fine
60a62c; clean fine medium 5Sa6Oc: medium
53a55c; Texas, California and Oregon I'M
changed pulled woods steady; choice su-
pers 40a45c; fair 10 good super 30a3Sc: ex-
ira 25a35c; foreign woods firm.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, January 10. Petroleum
continues neglected, and the volume of bus
mess is very small. The market opened
steady, and moved up slightly in the early
trading, then became dull and remained so
until the close. Pennsylvania oil, spot
opening s4c; highest, lowest, and closing
&c; February option opened at 734c;
highest 74lsc; lowest 1910; closing 74c.
Lima, no sales. Total sales 1900 barrels.
On CITY, PA, January l3.-PetrOleum
opened at 73%c; highest &c; lowest
73asc; closed at 1890. Sales, 10000
barrels. clearances, 25S, 600 barrels: carry
ing 45a50; runs, 94,5l0 barrels; shipments,
1902 barrels; charters - barrels Buck
eye sales 1900 at 2la214c; runs, 59,3i6
barrels; shipments, 3O,9S6 barrels.
PTrTsBURG, PA, January lS.--Petroleum,
very dull. Opened at 1850; closed 1870;
highest nc; lowest 49, SC.
BRADFORD, PA, January l3.-Petroleum
opened 735Sc; closed at 135{c; highest '4c;
lowest 1890. Clearances, 264 900 barrels.
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TOR RENT.
TO LET.

Store Room 1854 Market street
Store Room 1913 Main street.
Eight Room Brick House % Thirteenth 81.
Seven Room Brick House, bath room, etc, Il
South York street.
Seven Room House. with modern improve
ments. 81 South York street
Six Room House. 10 North York street
Five Room Brick hrst-class property, ~ y
Huron street.
Three Room House. l0i Virginia street.
-Four Room Brick. $50 Market street.
Seven Room House, with all modern convent
ences, i65 North Front street.
Eight Room House with all modern convent
ences, 100 Virginia street.
Six Room House with large yard, 1853 Nortl
Front street.
-Four Room House, e696 Market street.
-Four Room Flat, 1875 Market street
Seven Room House, q South Penn street.
Store Room with Dwelling. 1921 Main street
Two Rooms, 81 floor i.seg Market Street
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Nos. Sand T. daily = r. v Limited. RON so.i
between New York aud Ciucnulr Win NFsu
bulr Sleeper between Washington ana Louis
willie and old Point and Hinton.
10 land . have Pullman Slerpsrs between
Cincinnati and Washington. Solid tfaln between
Cincinnati aud Ola Point daily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14

WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. Gu and after Monday
December lst, 1870 trains will run as follows
City Time
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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mberling Register
Urauelrrs' oSuinr.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRANSFORMATIONS OF REFER-
EScE MARKs: sDaily. tSunday excepted. .Mon-
Say excepted SUNDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. fSaturday only. sunday only-so
Meridian. Nov 10 1870 Wheeling time, which
is one hour earlier than Central Time.
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FOR SALE.

Choice Building Lots in Old Fair Grounds
and Glchrist addition from sg0 up.
Building Lots corner Market and Thirty NTH
streets, 25xl20, 900.
$3.50 Buys the choice OF lots in Zane's Orchard
Fine building site on South Penn. west side.
Your last chance. Double Brick House, "a and
~ North Huron St. (will bring $3.50 per earl
for $3.50. Comfortable Home, W S. Broad way
% lU Eight-roomed House, No. l35 Zane ST.,
full lot, 6OXi20, &.OO.
-Four Room House, 1919 Wood street, good
house; ALSO cash.
Three Room House, with small Store Room.
50 South Broadway near Virginia; tl 600.
Eight Room House, Lot 6Oxi0O ~ y. Front
street; good location.
lNNESTMENT-Th Property at i65. 1877 aud
1859 North Front street. This is good property
and Will pay well on money invested.
FARMS.-Seyeral good farms. suitable for
regular farming, gardening and fruit.
G. o. SMITH,
1872 Market street, over Wheat X Hancher's
Jewelry Store. lageSd
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Through tickets sud baggage checked 10 a.
points
For rates and other information. address
W. J. ROBINSON, G. =. A.. Parkersburg
A. J. BAEDY. A. 6. p A., Parkershurg
J. G. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agent. WheeiingW V
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rONlly except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
AZ gas a. ~. aud Wheeling az 1871 p. IL.
G. ID. CHILEAN
Gen. Manager.
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X.T CENTRAL STANDARD TIKE.
VUOnnSyIvdnid LINES.
From Bridgeport Station.

fO1@7 Ut TT 'F7N1E 2 10 a''|I''
Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsiufg Hii-
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pitt burg. CiI.tFr
aud Cleveland 1 $50 "a m. For riit,hlrg l0.ll
4. M. For Chicago aud Cleveland 90 2. a
For Pittshurg and New York, 2.if 3 "a. f.f
Steubeuyille SAB a. M.
Trains arrive At bridgeport 1T 4 % q. H., 10 90
n. ~, ~. 10 ,. M, 4.hS 2. H., aud o. 3. m.
On Saturdays only-fOr East Liverpool, @ IA
.. m; from East Liverpool. HE 3. M
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the pittsburg, Cincinnati snl ST..
Louis Railway, Pan-liAndie Route. leave Vince
ing, for Steubenyille, Pittsburg and the Ea.f.
$50 a. m, II 3 ,. m, 3..D p. n.. and 80 D. m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and So.
Louis $40 a m. and $50 p. m. for Columbus
and Chicago, 1878 p. m. Trains arrive AZ Whrel-
ing ut $50 a. m, 1000 n. m, , u D. M. and 30
D. m Trains leaving NJ 6.2) q. M. aud arriving
At $50 p. u. run SOLID between Wheeling and
Piusburg All trains daily except Sunday
nnfn
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Ratlrpuos.
baltimore AND OHIO RAIL

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAD. DEPARrUEE & ARRIVAL or TRANS
ESA Al Wheeling Eastern
A9SA time. Schedule 10 effect
! ! !. .. ! u
ZSf2AA January lst, 1921.
MAIN LINE EAST.
81 a. t<wIN For Baltimore, PhilA1el.
- Gt..i fsT - phia and New YORK, 1905,
~ ttt-TS2xS ass a. m. $50 ?. IA. daily.
WV-5iS go Cumberland Accommo.
EN4l--- u ~ dalton, 500 =. m. daily
Ssn~.$1 except Sunday.
&uEH> Grafton AccommodA.
ton, 2;O ?. N. daily, e.
Aoundsyille Accommodation. $50 m, ea-
cept sunday, Gnd $3.50 p. II. and except SUNDAY.
ARRIVE.
FROM New York, PhiladelphiA and Baltimore,
:; u A. H., and i2:+S p. IN. and li:40 p. n, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 6.0b ,. n. eX.
Grafton Accommodation, 1915 p m, daily.
"a houndsyille Accommodation, s:i5 a. NJ. and
u; 10, p N. daily, and sos daily, except sunday
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, 1850 and li;f6 a. ~. and 1913
?. U. daily, daily. except Sunday
Cincinnati Express. $50 and II % a. n daily
sna lOio .. m. except Saturday, and 2:S) a. u.
Sunday only.
Columbus Accommodation, $50 p n. sIcop.
81. ClAirsyille Accommodates, il:0A and
$50 p. m, except Sunday.
kRhiyE.
Chicago Express, I2:55 AndS.50A m.fnts.iO
2 m, daily, and ii:oo =. NJ, daily except suI.
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. n. and o.i0 p H.,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, u.o0 = n. daily,
except Sunday.
s.. clAirsville Accommodation, 1850 :. u. Aad
o:l0 p. IN. except Sunday.
W, p. & b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, SIS and 7:3U A. ln, and ss0p.
m, daily, and 40 ?. m. daily. except sunday
Washington Accommodation. $50 ?. m, e.
cept Sunday.
ARAIyE.
From Piitsburg, ii:0 a. n. daily, i2.s5 D.. n,
except Sunday, SIS aud 1890 p. n. daily: and
$3.50 a. m, Sunday only
Washington Accommodation, : 10 d. m. daily
except Sunday.
CHAs. o. SCULL
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore
J. :. LANE. Wheeling dol6
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Cor 5nlr.
DOR SALE.

DOR SALE.
valuable 9i5-acre Farm in Jefferson county
Ohio Easy terms.
81 or 7O-acrr Farm near Triadrlphia.
6s-acre Farm and Vineyard south 81 the city
\ ;l,-acrr piece hilltop south ~ kirkwood.
Fine ll7-acrr Farm near st. Clairsyille.
{. \. SCHAEFER y co.
Cor. Fourteenth and Market Sts.,
iatOra Oup Opera House Corner
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL
WAV rnNpANy

q. e. ".
(Fast Flying Yirginian)
ves,ibule Limited, solid. With Dining Car. De-.
tween New York. Washington and Cincinnati.
Vestlbue Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Ola Point and Cincinnati. SEIZED
ule In Effect July - 1870
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The Metal Market,

New YORK, January l3.-Pig iron mae
tive. Copper, nominal at sl4 90. Lead,
strong; domestic 81 IS. Tin, dull; straits
so 20.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The following is the programme for the
Farmers Institute at the Opera House on
the 18th and 10th:
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

4 ~ A~As - "a - II ~ n ~
- TINE TABLE TAXING EFFECT JAN
UARN 18th, 1891. Passenger trains will Run -
follows-CentrAl Time. All trains daily sxceft
those marked thus :, which 10 not run Oh sun.
day:
SOUTH BOUND. NOTING. 5-No.8.NC. /
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New YORK, January l3-Money Oh call
easy, ranging from 3 to 81 per cent; las
loan at per cent; closed offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper 71Sas per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet and steady
at 4s2s4a4s5S4.
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NF'ElaA NNi-4t--'H g
I hereby certify that the above named sl.eisi
has given bond aud security a.
required by law and the said deere, c,..,.
John W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
wheeling W Va, Nov 3, lssD. ae's'ulAs
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,,-rbe aboye sale has been Adjourned until
stTrRDAY. JANUARY Il. isyi a. TIE same
- y. - ,lsce l. =. JONES,
deSSfawi ol--.-- ----- -
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Depart Arrive.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-08
! Work of the Devil.

t1R; A gentleman by the
la" asks a question in Mon
Eunder the above heading. He
know, when l Il" decry sects as
d the DEVIL" how l can be
2kler in the mere outward or
I'm Of BAPTISM"
bop in The Friend, comes out
Gtone by calling baptism " a
zHal ritual" and then seems
p and endeavors to draw the
idthe reader from the question
IS! trying to throw dirt, say
4teady stated, we do not learn
HinnOnd has shown to anyone
aaeltialS or testimonials as to
EErd.n
Fence to Mr.. S. E. Bishop, ]
! head is whitening for the
4Asis a missionary and thai
@S3 NJ him to " speak evi
YET in the face of all these
: 1l4 he is in position, as edi
" Friend, he turns his bach
all and says by his article
= written, " If l cannot Civ,
'pil1Ellng nor for baptizin;
ran OIacken DR.. Hammond'I
'aa perhaps kill his infu
y ,E not Mr.. Bishop call on DR.
n mo invited me to preach il
T1liufch, Or even ask Mr.. o. z
]. L's associate editor, abou
!. " nose Y gentlemen and abou
S ~ ls9llles have a copy of tn
I,;s oid Of the Protestant Evar
lT aol Of u London, dated Angus
j., W. these words occur: /" A
! Ia sIScIurer ne Or. Hammond
Ss a0efS about fourteen yeal
il auspices of the Protestar
sa,.Ai Mission and Elector,
S1aI aVcuCn with which he hs
s. T9 and suffered much, b.
'SSa ~ I1;! and never as q
:sO NJ William Hammond h:
h, 4uence, and We common
SlS ~ work to the confdenc
aoSs,s. a te OF all who call Jesv
u G A., Steele, Secretary.
! 4 Lug Cb Is a poor way to help {
ei5ovOo IItlst. Will Mr.. Bishc
eSs sS letter? II Mr.. Bish(
least least trouble to find O
ssai .Iueatlals," he could east
Ser5 i II i ! served, as pastor, Il
aeb'nu.lih the whole OF Austr
Ind iis i is in Dunedin, Ne
sapsj unsectarian and no
~ 's;, II a few words, ansu
s 'St'5oa BY saying that the e
= CONNIE me plan OF salyatic
as Ii@a r SI9 on the part
Ni jn 1Os salvation, faith.
aerfCe." II ~ Oe1'
N. WILLIAM HAMMOND
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/ Right?
,a1os: I wish to ask a
Enough the medium OF
able paper
I,.nsr arrives at Keauhou
j, Cd a Sunday, and then
r. Esilus, and leaves that
A. NJ. on Mon
h.. the question is this; A
n o long distance from
l. Vas obliged to send his
..rr on Sunday; the reli-
',nanity was SO shocked
/ r,n was obliged to appear
1. Judge, and has had to
ios and costs. If the arti-
Lion was brought down
s'.i.v and remained at the
IN Monday, it would be
lry on its arrival in Homo
EreIy this is a very hard
4 in Kona pay our taxes
| yery little in return-no
|, doctor, and but scant
E7iduaIs are to be punished
/, work that is absolutely
\ to be done, how about
saboat cOmpanies2 1 should
% know what the differ
Mr.. Thurston once wrote
g that happened in Kona
tach as to make ones hair
end" He would probably
Bis amongst that category.
i NR Who WOULD LIKE
TO KNOW
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PAPER HANGING |!

GIVE J.L. MEYER, THE PAINTER
VI a call and have your paper hanging
done promptly and neatly. 100 Fort st.
P. o. Box 387. N46-ly
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4bperlrssmsnis.
O. A. STEVEN,
General Agent,
Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets
P. o. Box 49, Telephones: Bell, 274;
Mutual, 419.

Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets
P.O. Box 40. Telephones: Bell, 274;
Mutual, 4l9.
For Sale.
Choice Lot on Beretania street; 84x170.
Water laid on. Fenced with picket fence.
Shade trees.
Lot on Kinau Street (corner); T5x2OO,
with cottage of three rooms and outbuild-
ings. Rents for $40 per month. Water
laid on and improvements. Quiet LOCALITY.
Price $500.
Several Lots on King street.
Building Sites in the vicinity of the Chi
nese Theatre, close to Railway Depot;
good speculation; must advance in value.
Two Houses and Lot on Queen street;
rents for $33 q month. Price $3.50.
One-auarter undivided interest i'll AGA
acres, with Fishing right, on Molokai:
cheap; Owner says suitable for Coffee.
For Rent.
House of S rooms and Bathroom. Hot
and cold water. Large Lot. Fowl House;
SCaDll0R, 6arQen III flISb SldSS OiOCI.
Situate near Base Ball Grounds. Rent $35.
Wanted.
Small Furnished Cottage in town.
Houses of all descriptions for rent.
Land for sale.
Stocks For Sale and Wanted.
Hawaiian Street Car. Reciprocity.
Inter-Island. Olowalu.
| E. o. Hall e. Son.
Money.
$4,000 to loan in sums to suit on approved
security at current rates.
1881 1860
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VIII receive deposits on open account, make
collections and conduct general banking and
exchange business.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

1914 do 90 NJ at 90 25; f76 do 60ia ~ at g 30 sac
sheep lis H. at - Isl n do 90 n, at - 50 10 Penn,
yivsna do 80 n 81 S7i2 10 do 100 No. az - 70 %
sheep and lambs mixed SO N, at - 90; DUCKS Low w.
" Newton e. GiIlett 1875 Kentucky Sheep, 95i9 ~ AZ
s5 10; 15s do 9S N, at 81 as f91 do % ~ at - 10
20S do S1ia H. at 80 S7i2 81 Kentucky amD"' % "' d"
b. Harrington: q state Sheep, g 8, NJ a; sS7S
225 Western do St2 n at - z p state LAMPS % ,
al Do, 7sa p at SO s7s 29O do SO ~ at 90 % 2l q
no. - ~, 81 rh 40 y D. ~, ~ IU'.e5d a.
% NJ at s6 so; 1884 do 97s. d. az &6 90 - . 40 .o .
70 DO e n 2. g q "a STATE 81 Gsts dS, 80
So ~ at IS so 30 do 67la n at IS rs i39 do 81 1
at So 50 do OH N, at Sc 49, 81 DO 70 b st - =,
1O1 do 81 ~ at SO 45 SO do, 70 n. at W 90 - u"
Co HaenbecS Il Hollis: 56 state Sheep, 79a n at SO
IL do 81 NJ az s3 5O 80 do, 22 n, at So 20 Micnigh
do 800, H. at s5 80 40 STAT Lambs, o92 b at 20 -
si do II n at 80 s5 s. do. - n st e. 40 2S do
ssia n, at SO 75 2o4 western oo' '02 3D. "' % ''
q 6ncnbock SnIts 4 Dewey: State Sheep, 100 ~ a.
"A 20. q do so NJ at as: Is do 12l D. ot - % -
Satc Lambs 81 n at s5 IS; 346 do, 72h NJ at 90 25
1O4 do 90 H. at 4G 25 3G2 DO 7t2 n, az 70 %; ~
Mchigon do 642 n, at sc, less 80 4oo oo 'o2 ID
a' JeiIGe. Wright & Co 4s state Lambs, e5 n. at
Sc 25 ,, -, me-, ho,d "a car
lads at 4Othst ana 25 carloads at Jersey City About
100 head for sale but there seemed to be very ntte
demand for live Hogs Quoted easier az s3dso ~ pr
100 r lot OF choice state Pigs might orihS % oo
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

felt st liberty TO enjoy the charming scenery for a
part of the day. DR.. Storrs himself was absent this
afternoon Three papers have been read. and numer-
GUS speeches, brief, and therefore interesting. have
boon heard by audience which taxed TO the utmost
the large church. In addition TO the meetings held
morning afternoon and evening there have been three
or four overflow meetings in the Methodist and BapSt
churches while the Protestant Episcopal Church and
the Offices of the city government have been utizeN
by various committees who are engaged in formulating
plans for the coming days. The committee on the
nomination Of officers has a somewhat delicate task
before it, for in addition the well known desire OF
President Storrs to retire from the Office. which has
been 10 him wearsome one from the first. two mem
bars of The Prudential Committee Dr. Francis Z. Clark
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIcEs
There were sensational rumors yesterday of new
well in the Mcdonald district which was said 10 bs
making a yield OF unprecedented figures. The umon
we're not confirmed, but they may have tended 10 ~
duoe the crude speculation 10 narrow limits. There
are many wells due In gusher territory within ths
next week but the last gauge obtained from the No
Donald pool placed the daily yield at less than 1000
barrels. The weakness in oil may lave been Qua
partly to sympathy with falling market for railway
securities rhe sales In options at the COnsOndatd
Exchange Amounted TO $4,000 barrels at ~ l4e
81 ID cents At the stock Exchange 300 barrels
changed hands at 81 rs cents.
Refined quotations were unchanged at 645 cent?
In barrels and 7.80 cents in cases. Foreign quota
tons were Antwerp, u 1-5G15 Ia francs Bremen
$40 marks {: London o la 9-16 peace.
OIL City Oct l4.-Natonal Transit ceTthcstes openss
AZ 62l.c highest G22c lowest. 81 &c closed 81 oe
Sales 65 600 bbls eleaTane,s, 10000 bbs; shiDment
1855 $50 bbls runs, 11J 06O bbls.
Pittsburg oct 14.-PetfOeum steady; National Trscss
certificates Opned at 62c; closed at 6lac highest 62e
lowest. 81 &c. ,. .-.,o.
Bradford Oct. 14.NaOnal Transit &c tlneates openz
O22 closed at 81 be- highest, o<sei l""9st Size
Clearances 600 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
There was shrinkagc the dealings in wheat options
yesterday only about 100000 bushels wheat options
being dealt in The trading local In character and
the ONLY feature OF the selling by Cottre The
market opened firm report, of damage by wet weather
70 the crop in the Northwest but prices receded
ending down 1dli4 cents. The bulls were disappointed
by the queness Of the cables and the absence Of foreign
buyng orders Clear cold weather reported from
th Northw est and private cables alleged that the German
Official newspaper organs refued recent stories that
duties were To be reduced American cereals Ihere
were heavy Northwestern arrivals and Bradstreet's" -
timated Ia visible supply Oh both Atlantic
options al OJhd$ OJoS TO 81 OSdSl VS's anu
May declined from II l1 10 ~ I4G4l l4i$. Inc cash
ei By M ePt S4 ana GGG So 80 baae to SlS aT7e COST
Insurance and freight FOR shipment from tnc west .
Corn opened up 80 eens on hgn' la For rS
sale November broke Ia cents ana oLher months
a l. cent ihe close at IL sht recovery Inc quiul-
tOn was induced by considerable oneI.s o sIn ~ d, ~
i've by at Chicago and weak tone at the Wab.
decrease Of 1000 busEes reported IN the Visible
supply by ''BTadstrcct s. Cash opened hrm put
ended depressed There were only $1,000 bushels taken
Oais were higher spot lots rose -.ass cent light
Lard was without eAp-AA support, and options broke
points in sympathy with ChIcago
1he final Quotations were a; follows: -, oe, r,oa,,
Wheat-october al O5's Noyenber; 81 o6's Deeem'
Corn-October, 0l7s November, Ola December, 54's
January 52's May, 514 cents 49,
OatS-OctOber, 3i7s November, 347s December, 31A
May, 37i2 cents. ~ 90 ,,,
S6 rs January. e6 S5 February. S6 96
The receipts grain and flour reported Yesterday at
New-York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
oats III i05 bushels total grain 694 2Ol bushels -four
574oG packages At Chf'g9 MwaGkes n ana st. 90 6
bushels oats 3O 256 bushels total 9Q6139 bush
els flour, 81, ,j32 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
THE AMERICAN RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
NEW METHODS OF COMPUTING THE COST OF
FREIGHT AND PASsENGER TRAFFIC
PROPOSED.

The fall meeting Of tho American Railway Associa
tion which was convened at IL a. m. yesterday at
the Hotel Brunswick attended by sixty eight
members representing most OF the railroads east oi
tbe Rocky Mountains. The meeting was presiued
over by H. S. Hanes, of savannah, representing the
Plant system of Southern railways. W. F. Allen was
secretary.
Mr. Haines delivered address on the subject OF
"Thc Unit Of Cost for Passenger and Freight Irac.
He pronounced the ordinary basis for obtaining the
cost by the average rate per ten per mile ana the
average rate per passenger per mile, to be absolutely
valueless. lie proposed In its place DIVISION Oh
accounts. based upon certain items in the cost OF
train service the freight expenses being divided as
follows:
Glass A-Expense directly affected by the amount
of traffic; Glass B-ENpense indirectly affected by the
amount Of traffic: Glass C-Expepse incurred by car
mileage: Glass E-Expense incurred by the amount OF
freight loaded or unl0aded.
Willard H. Smith. chief Of the department OF trans
portation of the Worlds Columbian Exposition al
dressed the association the subject OF securing
exhibits for the Fair.
Three members elected 20 fill vacancies on
the car-service committee. They were the Wabash
the Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul and the Nor
folk and Western railroads. On the committee OF
safety appliances were elected the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac, the chicago ana NorU'r
western. and the Boston and Revere Beach railroads.
November IS was selected the date on which fall
time tables are TO so into effect.
The committee OH train rules reported that up 70
date log companies. operating $4,000 miles of road.
mad adoped the standard code OF rules and seventeen
other roads operating G,947 miles of road, had agreed
TO work under the rules in future
nominating committee appointed, consisting
of r. H. Platt general manager Of the Grand Central
Station: j. J. Fry, general superintendent OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ana Joseph fOrtor Oh lo
Pennsylvania Railroad. -, ..o-,
A resolution was adopted expressing the interest
cf the association the timber tests that are Delns
conducted by the Department Of Agriculture.