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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
TIE LA GBIppE AGAIN.
4 Few Plain Words About tho Cause and
Effects OF the Disease.

The dreaded Ia Grippe which has .gaa
made It's Appearance In various parts OF ih'
country. is nothing moe Dor less Than M cpl.
dgmic catarra. fever. u lie by no means new
trouble aud belongs distinctively 70 that family
OF diseases which Drs. Copeland n Bell ba7'
won distinction By so successfully treating
In almost every case the epidemic u attrAdei
by symptoms indicating the action OF SYSTEM;
poison chill headache, fever, muscular pains,
and great depression OF mental and physicA.
strength and energy with the usual cataffha.
symptoms In ths head and throat rendered
more acute and annoying. In the majority o.
cases where IL has proved setious, the pauen;
bas long been a sufferer from chronic cAttf'h.
Nearly every case OF La Grippe leaves
systemic catarral condition, which, unless
i. thoroughly and completely cured. renders
the patient liable 10 chronic bronchitis, which
invariably leads 20 consumption.
A word may DO added concerning the rnfe'
complications OF the disease Among these
NAV be mentioned Inflammation of the middle
ear causing deafness bronchial pnoumonA
and a weakened condition OF the eyes There
il no question but that Al "A season OF the year
when this epidemic T. known 20 be prevalent
people should be more careful than ever 70
check the progress OF catarrhal trouble, and II
possible eradicate from the system every sym
ptom OF cstarral poisoning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

DOCTORS COPELAND a BELL hs'.
located permanent Offices at 1871 Main
street, Wheeling. W Va, where they
treat with success all Durable cases Once
hours TO II a. M; 10 D p. m, and 10 Q p.
Sundays-Q a. 10. 10 l2 m and I 10 Up. 70
SpeciAlties-CATARRH and Diseases Of the
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS Consuiti.
ton free.
Addresssll Mail 10 DRs. COPELAND BELL
1921 Main Street. Wheeling w, Va.
Treatment. including medicine, q q month
az The Office OF DIS. COPELAND 4 BELL 10
not connected IN any way with any other Offices
IN Wheeling. PLEAsS RExEnBER THIS
de3Odkv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

The Island Club will be entertained
next Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Ada Curry, on South Penn street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

AS for the special privileges and ad-
vaGtages accorded 70 the weaker sex"
In leap year, they are numerous, grace
ful and facinating, says the New York
Herald. By an ancient social custom
thought by some to have originated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

and men. He experimental by asSiag
class in psychology composed OF
twenty-five Of each sex to write out rap
idly a certain number OF words and TO
record the tune. And looking over the
lists submitted he deduces that women
repeat oAe another's words much more
than do the men. According to the
Professor, "the female students use only
1,123 different words, while their male
classmates use 1873"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bird, Of Martins
Ferry, celebrated the fortieth anniver-
sary OF their marriage Friday night at
their home on North street. About
twenty-five OF the relatives and &C.
qusintanceS Of the happy couple were
present and spent very enjoyable
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Miss Blanche Dunlevy will entertain
the Bridgeport Club next Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Thursday evening Miss Minta Hud-
son entertained the "Pastinse Club"
aud number Of her friends In very
enjoyable manner at her home in the
East End. She was assisted in receiy-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

At the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock, pretty wedding was solemn
lied, 10 which the contracting parties
were Mr.. viii Gardner and Miss Mag
gle McEntee. The bridesmaid and
groomsman were sister and brother OF
the groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. Father Null
len. At its conclusion the bridal party
were driven 10 the home of the brides
parents, on South Jacob street, where
splendid wedding supper was discussed
In the evening u reception was held.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Mr.. Frank A. Matthews, foreman OF
the City Gas Works, and Miss Clara
Lands, Of Darlington, were married
Thursday morning at 1870 at ST. Alphon-
sus Church by Rev. Father Antonius.
The wedding was a quiet one. In the
evening a reception was given at the
home Of the groom on Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

The members of the senior class Of the
Martins Ferry High school, accompa-
MED by several friends, went out to
James Cows, Friday night, in large
country sled, going by way OF Colerain,
making In all about twenty-five miles.
They were delightfully."- entertained by
Miss Gertrude Cow, member of their
class, assisted by her sisters, Misses
Minnie and Grace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Quite an enjoyable banquet was given
at the Windsor Thursday nightin honor
Of A. W. EmSheimer, Of San Francisco,
who is visiting here, and who was
formerly q resident Of Wheeling.
About fifteen were present and dis
cussed q course supper. After supper
toasts were given and pleasant evening
passed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Tho marriage Of Mr.. VIII Sonae lns ~
\ S3i ll''i Emma Goatze is announced 10
a aSi, Ma lI.cs q February Sd. The as'e3 nd
ants s1 viii be Miss Lille AfSl' SuO
John Majeskey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Mr.. Henry Honderman and Miss Clara
Holmes were married Thursday at 4
o'clock, in the parlors OF Rev. Father
Mullen, OF the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

wrIter in 3 recent monthly iIS.;as
"A 800 49, been compiling some statlstics
1ine' ne Ne relative use OF words By women
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Gardener at Westwood's Hall
Thursday night. The Weinerwurst
band made the music and an enjoyable
time was had by all. The affair was
attended by a host OF friends Of the
happy couple.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Thursday evening at the Fourth
Street Methodist Church, there were
married Mr.. J. +. HOugh and Miss Nir-
ginia Forsyth. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Riker. Miss For
syth is the daughter Of Joseph Forsyth,
long a prominent citizen Of Wheeling,
and for over thirty years wharfmaster.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

Monday evening Miss Lutte Hicks
was rendered a delightful surprise at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Hicks, on Sixteenth street. About
eight couples of her friends from her
former home In Cameron came In on the
AFTERNOON train. Miss Hicks was taken
completely by surprise, but managed to
entertain her guests in charming man
ner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

The brilliance of the chandelier as it
glares down upon woman's cOunte-
nance tells the secret Of her age as &C
curately as does the family Bible! To
modify the revelations OF the gaslight
cover the chandelier shade with piece
of pale yellow or old rose silk. The silk
SHOULD be shirred so as TO tit the top OF
the globe, and then shirred again at the
bottom, so that it acts snugly around IL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

There will be a german at the Wheel
ing Club next Friday evening. This is
the second Of the season and is being
locked forward to with delight. The
arrangements for the event are now
well 10 hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
GRAlN IND PRODCCE MARGETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.


The speculative trading in wheat yesterday was
fairly active III" sales III options nearly reaching
l,JODVO bu'lch. Early pr.Ccs were j-oo Il cht
lover under the Influence Of heavy cables that Jed
10 foreign selling, large receipts. ncht clcamnce> an /
The announcement Of BiadsrcetS' estimate, Of an m
crease Of 1,aOi,OOO bushels in the visible supply cas-,
of the Rocky Mountains. \ reaction followed Of
j-eo Is cent On both local AMI forc- IN covering of
shorts Tile market closed firm al n net gain OF Is
cent for late months ana from change to Il cent
decline on early months. December sDli al 1G -i~
20 "a January at - La - - February Gt - -"
- 10, March at 20" 20 L. May AT -2o - IL Juno
AT 81 leu = =, and July at -.l0 - cents. The
spot market was dun and early IN the season the
tone weak. Thcr. an improvement In the
afternoon. The sale, 7OoOJ bushels, including
IA 900 bushels to cApCrtcrs.
Corn declined l-0 II cent early in the day, but
subsequently the market reacted l-4a7-- cent and
close firm. BiadsIirctS' statement showed a tease
OF l.313OG0 bushels In the available supply. Ther,
quite good business in spot con, shipper taking
100000 bushels on Tire early decline.
cent lower ior The day. The spot market was neg
lcCtcl.
The final quotations wer a. follows:
Wheat - Ccmhci, 1854. January, - 80: Feb
ruaiy. ~ I-- March, 80 2 cents
Corn-Dccembcr, 80; January, 30 55 February,
81 May, 81 : cents
Oats-Dcccniber. 80 IS January. 81 rs; February,
3s: May, 80 II cents
Lsrd-Dcccmbcr 50 So January, 50 Go March,,
The receipts OF grain and Gonr reported yesterday
AZ NcwNork lhiidde phia laltlmor. and Boston,
o02I22 bushels: oats, e3.354 bushels; total grain.
5o3C5a bushels f1our Il. 2jI packages. Al chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. LoniS the arrival, we've: Wtclt,
2GOl1l bushels, corn. 4le.52O bushels. oats, 49,.
80 bushels, total. l,l2236l bushels; -four. 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec : (spccia) Wheat started ont In a
huvldrum way with all the news be1liSh and with
prices declining In the las, hour there appeared
new bn,ine for the account Of that mystc1ou, clique
which has been taking much wheat during the
lat week. and which Is supposed to hold much.
instantly the bear news forgotten ana ia"
market turned strong. Mas sold between = and
- > and closed at = Il ceuts. The North
wo~i had almost LOO cars Of wheat three times
a. much ~ lat year II sent nothing but selling
order, here The weak cables. the Increase Of Brad
streets ard free Offcr> Oi Kansas wheat part
OF the bear ad~ early. Everybody, at night. how
ever. wa, talking OF the wheat taken bv the bull
cliulc of which nobody seems TO. know ANYTHING
definite II, purchases to-day must have been around
1.OppoOO bushels. Iarrlder 4, getting 90 disfaNOr
ag.un People prefer not 10 tiadr with him. Com
wa, weak early I'm sympathy with wheat. II showed
M the close the early los recovered. May sold
between 4G Il and a. and closed at a. cents.
stormy weather In Nebraska md Iowa helped some
toward the recovery did III" decrease In Brad
street, figures. oats all day kept within - range
of .: cents. MAY sod between - D. ana -, aui
closed at % cents. The receipt, were .p) cars
the estimate fYr Thursday ID The news OF
heavy >now,i,cm, Trough the West led 20 the cX-
did a lot Of selling Il Ianuary provisions, pih"r
manufacturers were doing thr sine. There "'r"
10000 hog, ard 10000 are expected Thurs.lav.
P,icc. Al the ward, We're - 10 cent, lower. Pork
=, the clos, owed dDCin" for January Of l. cent?
lard u 20 cents ribs. Oi ]. |. ccut-. FnA'rel
wa, steady; December : %, May. 81 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

prime 70 choice 22d25c Western, early rackel cchousc
western I,ehouse, fair grades per case sia43; lined
eggs sV.c per do1 2O2G2lc; LINED ol5-. Cana iIan
.OGo0rc. '~' 30 '
St'At-RAW-The market firm but UNCHANGED.
SaIts ooS naSs including SO centrifugal at the quo
tat Oh and noassrs at 1IlGr for test NuscOv,d T.
- test l5-lic. AID 80 tc-t contsfurai sa-: RE.
c,,, lD o3s f"D on 'cidT mark
a2Ec powdered. i;Sla3c eranuatct. 1920
4sc mn cranulat.d. 4G00 t'sc; cNtr, granuat,d
1DSli G'c; cube 4sls3c XXXX powd rod lsa5.e
toners "a" 4.5GSi1.c; Columbia f." 9i4aiSc;
" nd.or x" i4iai&c, Kdgcwood a. "a ai'sc +;
PhentN "A" 4N04.5G; Empire a." 4Nai.3Gc; No. D..
SlatSci 10. Z 4sdi3ic; No. tai.lsc; No. ..
l:r3.G0c: No 13 3ha3.44c.
STE\RINE-Du and nomna'. L1Id quot at IL and
clcomar. Ir.nc, 93,c
TALLOw-FiIm, quiet. Prime city quoted at i7sa
special.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
COTTON MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Dec :, p. m.-Cottoli-i u',ura ~" ~ y
firm, AMERICAN Mndnng, low nlddllng chu'e' ~
=, mber delivery III -G4d value D"ccinb"r anu Ji,
unry delivery 81 I'D value, january anu r'p "'L'
d"isery ! G:}Gld buyers February ana MarI Ii ~
uyerv :, -G4a ) 5-G4d. March and ApIll "'IV"iA
- At huycrs: April and May delivery, Jo-"t
as 7.G4d; May ana June delivery, , 9,hd ,,rlS
Iuna and Juy delivery. ll-G4n , l2-"1d' July anu
Hmr1,si delivery, l3-C40j 1900 ,,,,.. q ac.
t,alye~Gn. Dec. 7.-Cutton quiet mldd,ine y ior
Lou uddling 3-4c: good ordinary Ia. ne, h'
,rn receipts GAIL btics exports 10 'icl hlt,Ii'..
800 bales coastwise. 1870 bales sales loo b'c'
lock rs OBJ bales. ,,, no. Lou,
T",,t,ik pee 7.-COtton firm mddIne, &c 10"
middline 0.ICc good ordinary, 7-sc he nlu eioo,
rn,oir's 0,s bales exports cpastwlse, oo' Dai"s
alo,f no bales stock, 1880 bales. No. go
suvannab Dec. 7.-CottOn firm: mddilhs NC 10"
mlddllng Bfc: good ordinary. l-ic net Anu ei,S,
rcccints J344 bales; exports conNiWis i"'' p"'''
'oIes SO bales: stock 1899 bales ,, ~.
New orleans. Dec. 7.-Colton firm mld1'lne' D 70
lou n,ddiIng q ire good ord harry = o-oc het re-
linz s:,g bales: gross. iS.023 bales exports 10
Grct Dri;ain 700 bales sales, 6,5oo bairS' socA'
$3.50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

Chicao Dec t. Tie Evening unial' report,
csttIrIRrc.ips - 900 head shipments, 1000 head
Gns:o, lOn ljc lower: choice Christmas bc'f'''
- IN 40. GOOD 10 choice. - 7Jo g -; OlIer-.
=, 7G "a 50 stoclcis ~ 1On -: cows. ~" - 40
iio,s-Rrceipts 5000 head: shipments, 800 al
IN f0c lowcr rough and common - i,0 - -
m,rkinc and nj xed ~ yOo Si 20 p'lm" heavy. - -
70 ~. Intchcr- SG 2Oo 30 -: light. - j"T6 >
IT, nice 81 5O0 r., 20. sheep Receipt. 1000
hea1: Shipments 1000 head sheep w,nk; lamb
strong: naiivt-. s. 30; We:'erm9 - 2'"fi 80
- IONS pee 7.-Cntc- Receipts 4I0) heal
.bpments 500 hcsa: market SLOW bar irm; JAR
~ ,, texas and Indian s''eis 4! 100 =! = IA
COW ~ 500 4 %. Hog Receipts, l,3po h@ia :
.hinmepts | 800 head market TO- zoe lower heavy
~ n sS 40. hacking - 2O0 ~ 70; Hight. 81 sO0
sG -. snecp-Rccclps. 600 he'd shipment. 40 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
orvFRAI. MARKET REPORT.

cOr4TEror Bail grST ha inc masN' Sos g. and s.
nc iof 70 M 4; 4 900 bags Nos. ana . cost ana
q IL IS 2oCO bag santos No; To- be sGpP ,
i6sc ~ a,d 500 as SlVanilla private t,illn; lhc
Naaesv atm ON the eNchaug amounted to 3oooV OaIS
saes o. 'ocncd NJ 3 points advance and oter honth.
JsneH ypts Clo.ne prices were without inllolSsa,.
1915 P.n. tho initial ngures Continental markets
change on' ~. oGciai Il5 cable quoted First ordinary
an 10 500 god second 10 Ic, 600 so gsc Rio
, hang United States, returns RIO ci'aiNhc'H 10
'ee,;sn ma returns; Rio stock 1900 els.; s ino
Euffe o.. receipt, in santos. 10000 bags Sah'"S
Ealk' 'o 900 roc, santos maIkct-Frm; good aNcrlSe
SICK %, coo CLEARED from Rio, December u. steamer
ssato, IL -, l,c. cleared from Santos December o..
Ao Can 10000 bags cleared II9m S%nto, pScr
81 o. s'eSrb 1902 New ork, 4O.723 bags BAL,
snee has New ORLEANS, t95i bags total ~ 10
nore a. 80 NJ Rio july December q. lSJ2.
hs on ~. same time 1881, $4,000 tags sane tiue
l52uVo 90. zoo hacs: receipts at Santos. July TO De,
$40 100 90 600 bags same time 1901 027 900
teHn' " t7uo 1890 l.7ZO 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

0n The Pr,ducc EAchnnrc today thc batter market
was dull. Creamery, -" 2'c dairy l-"-'c' Egg
Gn,nra Pee. 'ur caay W VA a. IN ..or
f @ ,l Ilq ~ Sao6 bush. crn oar 80 >
mixrd, ~ i2c. oats steady ~. giYod &c.
l cec % f. Ip 81 - 30 Lard Steady 80 nknos
lrn. s. % racon Irm' - ~ - -, - Wa H
.tcady. firm; sales go Dbl, II 20. nn,,r n""'
MiIwaurec. Dec Flour qaIcr. Wheat ,'eey ;
3 ~ corn 9niet no. B. zoe Dat, steady: ~. =
White "a "a 35c: 30. 3 do. - @ 30 70. Iqrcy
2% 80 % Re. "a royl,oa ,a adv ' pork
~ % ad Jsn %@ n. Sarlc Kef sI65 b,m P KIP
mrats- roar. 1000 bbl,; wheat, 1920 bush; bar
ley. - 800 bush.
rallied g..,duallk and at the close quite strong.
May opened - y ana closed a3c. december %n3
&c. rhc cash market weak, fully cent l0urr
,lnn 1T The opening Of the v"'k. No. | NMih'rh
@rr'ilT at ,-o 53c. Receipts were IA ear, hcr and
go at Duluth and superior; 1losc: May 9p.n@i
december opened 81 i4c; highest - l,c; lowest.
90 :.-4c: co,,d G7c. on track: 10. hard. % JA
40 / Northern. 90 l-Hc: no. Northern, 170o"'.
st. Louis. Mo-. Dec. Flour slow and unchanged.
Wheat OH early, hut recovered later ana closed
firm and Il shade above yesterday cash clo.cd lower.
81 3-lc; DcccInLcr Gre January and May. - "a
Is , Sc July. - 1 Sc. CorI-(aSh lower - 34c.
OPTIONS lOw'd wheat pretty closely and clio ed 1n
! 4c aboyc Yesterday; neccmber 81 ire; January
r. lie: February, 80 Ioc; May, IL 3 &c. CAT,
bipher. n.h, 32G :s3c: May - i4c. Rye duh and
lower 40 sellers. Inrry qu'ct Nebraska. - "a
G1c: Minnesota, 37"1 vc. Bran quiet co. east track
Hay nrn. prairie ~ 10 . Latter for fancy. Timothy.
IO%l 49, Lead dull ~ %. spccr ca."r. lO'.
Flax seed quiet, ~ o. Batter quiet creamc p" 80
dairy. 1la -nc. COrnmeal quiet. 81 -. Nhl,L'y
s'rniv II 20. Provisions, dull and easier. PORK,
slA .OasIA -. Lard ~ 30 Dry alt meats Lo1s'
shoulders II - longs and ribs s. 20. shorts, ~ 80
strips, ~ 81 IL: boxed lot. l5c mare. Bacon
.houdcrs - -. longs aud Iih>. ~ - =: shor =.
ao 90 90 strips, So sugar cur.d hams. Sll Ju0
40 80 RoceutS-Flour - 90 bbls: wheat. 80 600
hush. CON- 10000 bush oats. 1000 bush rye.
900 hueh barley. 1000 bush. ShlpmcntS-F1 mr,
5000 bbls: wheat, 5000 bush; corn $1,000 bush
oais $4,000; rye. $4,000 bush.
Toledo. Ohio Dec. " heat dun. stcndy No =
cash and December, 7fc. Nay 20 Ice. Corn dull {.
No . cash. 43c MAY. 40 34c; onts quiet cash BIC
rye dun: cash. 81 &c Clover>ced easy prime
cash and December ~ so January, ~ 81 February.
s. c5 March. ~ 81 II. heceiptN,flour. 10 bbls
whcat 1890 bush corn. q bush oats. 600 bush
Flour 753 hbs wheat. 1000 bush; corn, 400 bush
rye 600 bash: cioverseed 2O1 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
THE PETROLETh W1HhEI.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND EANrE pf rhi',n,
r., o,,nr, Of the Mcdonald field yesterday was
ronorcd ot 10000 barrels. another moderate d"chhc
IN bo daily average. The crude OIL speculation ""S
l,le affected thereby but the prc" oil op'lohS At III"
Consolidated Exchange tihc heher' l"c'
were sale, of 1000 barrels at % 90" % % ''hS'
against % IS cents on Monday. lh'r' "cr0 "o '''
M the Stock Exchange
poarod pc,rrlcum was unchanged AT 900 cents
ncr gallon I'm barrels, cents IN bulk, ana o''o o:-
T., c,se, Foreign quotlticns were: AntWerp' II 80
tr,,cs, ircmpl ,.JJ nar.a London A O.od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Dec ao 1br r a.. cd pTme
mess firm ut COS: Iork Holders olrr o SarfI ~
,n ih Grun Of Sis Eacon-lioldcrS offer spailnely
Cumberland cut about % to 30 lbs; hrln a. 4
',i.nsso Iinldcrs oner moderately. Tai fi".icIN
oGer sparinclg prime city Cm AT PCS ca LurPcl,nr
Holder offer mqdeTaGy o. k@dac1eq Future
tir,ier~ are not Offering. Wheat-Ho!dcrs oHer
spartngIy No. red winter dull at IS IL no or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
Delaware. Luckawnnma aud Western X. r..
stntion. in New York foot of Barclay and christopher
SHORTEST LINE. 'E~TIBiLED TRaINs'

Drte, route T. Nn.'.;.." go. ED MONT
ins l,dse, Madison. Mosrs OWN ta';'c r'ier,op,
Roontol Dover SlnnOgc. 81 DDS LAKE LAMP
HOTNTCON,1 Hackctts9wl SCHG0LEi'S MoGN.
TAIN Masnlaptol IllllLIPSBt En, EASiOS.
WAFER Gar 81 p>v., 70 . g.os N9,.t,ln,.
CORE DANViLiE. NCklnUMBEEAAND. Mon.
trose HINGlIAM1ON OAFoKD No,sNlCH. Wafer.
ssYYlRRAcuIE, NoswEGo' IilIiicA. oW,.o ElAiiEA,
CoitSi SO BATH. DNNSNiLIF. BCFFALO, md all
pents " -, =. 81 IA. iiN 81 AND SOUTHWEST.
o,GO 4. N.-IUFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO TX.
''yikSs pullman lariOr cars. Connects At Luiia Q
nith train Tor Chic ,so. arriving 9:45 =. NJ. nest
morning. ,,,o,. ,,,,,
7:s0 A. M.-BlN"iiANioN MALL stops NJ prlhci
I,d0 D. IS RANTON. BINGIIAMTON and Ell
'vlki EXPRESS. pullman vaHor
4,iO i. M.-SCRANTQN, wlLRESRAEIE and PLYM.
.O-Ili rXPEl.~N. pullman laror
7.3O r. W. tDsl yl.-EUFFALO LIMITED EMPRESS,
l'ulirIn slteIers. AulNcs at - Il. ~.
900 =. VI. Ola!ly, .-Bu LIMO. UTICA and cSwEGo
IICK.Is and ruLLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at IS
;s5 and ~ Broadvay 81 Wet l25;hst. o35 Col imlus
N.v.Yor,. Wa shneton. -t.. 1.G FuifDn.Sr
Sas Rcdrori.aNr BrooF Tim tr0 o.. giving fui in.
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check haqrar, from hote re> icnec q Destination
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cn.h nnolalIon. weIc q. follON..

Flour ,a.y. Lur NO quotIbc chang. 80 sPr,ni-
wheat. II a-c; No. . spring wheat, "'t '' a.,
50 = red - J--c. 80. corn 81 80. No. . "o!;
81 ! 1n.s1 :s.ic. so. oai, 500 50 J &c. 10. =
white 33c: so. , Whit. 320 - .. No. re-
;cc Nc = barley. G4c, 80. >. I. o. b.. 40" -, 20.
+ r o. d. ::,a &c. 80. naNs"d, ~ "Sl :,
nj o. / = Prime timothy -ecd. ~ -. Nc pm.
urr bld Sll -. Lard. per 100 y, - %, snort
iib. -dc> Uoo,cl = 1O0 - 20 Dry, snlti ~hclld
n0Ncdl. - 3Oor7 -. short clear ,idr> U"N'o'
q -.o = CO. Wm,k,y di.tillcr'' finished good,, -.
cal II 20. Sugar. cu loaf 5sr; gHhnlh"''
: I 1c. standard A." 4 1-7c.
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moderately corn-spot and u,ures-lold.r, oncr
mcf''y; mixed Western spot easy at - o. i' "1
cember easy M A. ! SID, January easy Nv
l. : al; January new. easy. AZ 4 Id hops
! at London-Pacihc Cca,t-II3licrS offer md artcN'
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

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Trains IcNe West Stat station, New fOrA as fol.
md cJri'r, from Il. FrinAIlI ST. y H.
.,.3O A. ,I.-Daily tor Ncwburrh king,ioh Albany;
1atlv En-. SUrily. west o. ttcyman', j..
1tI A. N.-Daly for Alb my OK pt SihGsy, Montreal.
.,3U 4. M.-inly Tor uany ~ tea, sJlacHse. AochcS
tsr InnalO, Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago. except
SATURDAY ioroHt.
I1,:,5 4. VI. Daily, except Sunday for Albany and
Ann p w. Daily. cNcclt sunday. for A.hary.
-. u. Vi. DsilV for Albany, Montreal, Utica. Syra-
81 ,y>d Eochest r. Duralo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
,olt Chicago. -: I.ou-.
s,so r. H. Daily, except Sunday, Tor Newbussh Al.
r. W. D1iIy for Albany, tica. sviacuse. Roches.
iuiao, N ga'a Fails. Toronto ID roit. Chicago.
u fSVvriR;sTt,Aw LOCALS. rs, 5 :i5 T.. ".
NEWHJRG LOCALS : 20 10 10 ~ NJ rs, 4 80.
rs % 80. sll.l5 y. NJ
ma, oit Chicago. all through trains.
pes D 81 y To- tickcts tiucabc,, parlor and Sleeping
ear Recommendations Information apply oncos: Rroox
iyn 1873 Wasaln gtou-st 7.0 tulto -, Annex ticc
tcot Of Futrn.st; NowYo.k CITY, 27l ll3. Sul. 7s,
na9 broadway. ii3 Bovery. 81 Last i4t'st. 50 weAb
,@o'"'S'C C. Z. LAMDTRT. General Passenger Axcrs