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The advocate., 1892-03-23
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
a NEW OIL POOL
Seems TO Have Been Struck In Monroe

seems to Have Deen Struck In Monroe
a County. Ohio.
The oil strike made by Samuel Fergus
& Co., Of this city, says the Washington,
Pa, Journal Of Tuesday, in Monroe
county, Ohio, looks like tho first well Of
now pool in tho southern part OF that
county. Tho we'll is located ton miles
almost due west OF Sistersvillc and six
miles distant from tho salt water pool,
which lies nearer tho river. The well
has been plugged since it was struck,
and not even the owners know Its real
value, but they believe that it is n good
well. A few days ago the gus. blew the
plug out, and in four hours it flowed Il
quantity OF oil estimated at seventy.iive
barrels. Fergus 4 Co. have secured a
large block OF territory, which will be
developed when oil is a better price.
When it became known that tho well
was good one there was, as in all
similar cases, 4 rush OF leasers 10 the
vicinity. Two weeks ago land could be
obtained for the asking, but now the
farmers have grasped the situation, and
are demanding snug bonuses ior terri
tory several miles ahead OF the well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

There is some talk OF n project to build
general "abattoir," or slaughter house,
ior the convenience OF butchers OF this
city. These establishments are com
mon in Europe, and exist in some OF
the larger cities in this country. The
project is to build q similar establish
mont on the Peninsula, where cattle
will DO received from all directions, and
where all butchers can have their kill
ing done at regular price. II a iertil-
izer factory, rs is talked about, ia run
in connection with tho slaughter house,
the execution OF the project would be u
good thing for the butchers.
Western cattle are brought to this
city in large quantities, Wheeling butch
ers killing at least from 800 to S25 head
every week. The Swift beef company
disposes OF over seventy-iive head per
week, all their carcasses being dressed
in Chicago.
The whole project may end in talk,
but there seems to be no doubt that it
would be 4 paying investment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
A Strong Concert Company.

One OF the best musical organizations
travelling this season is the Divide Musin
Concert Company. 1t is composed OF
the following eminent solo artists:
Divide 1Iusin, the violinist, Annie Louise
Tanner, the American nightingale, Inez
Parmater, MI eminent mezzo soprano,
Roger Dupuy, the great French tenor,
Emil Senger, basso, Edward Schari, a
superior solo pianist. Musin, the dis.
tinguished violinist, has received higher
praise in large cities than any other vir-
tuoso, and his playing OH one string is
well worth the price OF admission. lie
was recently paid $500 for two solos, and
often receives $500 for himself alone.
His receipts on fifteen concerts in San
francisco two years ago with his own
company, averaged over $1,000 per
night. The company will appear in the
Opera House as ono OF the Y. NJ. C.. 4.
course entertainments Thursday even
ing, January 10.
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COUNCIL FAILS 10 MEET.

Owing TO the Absence Of a Qaornm-The
Wharton License Petition not Acted on
by tbs Committee TO Which IL was To.
forrod.
Agood many councilmnn gathered at
the city hall yesterday evening, and
ALTERNATING around until after so'elock,
left the building. No quorum was pres.
cnt, although when the willing mem.
bers got down stairs, they found those
members there, who were necessary to
complete aquorum. Too many OF tlioso
who were there first had already got
away, and the session was OF necessity
deferred. An extra one will probably
DO called. 6Sa
Tho committee OH petitions, to which
had been referred the petition OF q. +.
Wharton for u license TO keep a saloon
at the Dennis honsc, sent it buck with.
ont action. Tho committee has no OBJ.
lection to granting Wharton n license,
but II will insist, that tho license ut his
old place, No. 027 Market street, DO an
nuled This is tho place, which ,Whar.
ton is said 10 have sold out to keeper
OF q house OF III lame.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

In Squire Ankles court yesterday
James Nichols and Della Green and
Patsy Brown and Blanche Taylor, all
four colored. were sent TO Jail in default
OF bail Tor their appearance at the next
term OF court OH a charge OF adultery.
They have been living in Alley 3, and
their conduct has been source OF great
complaint by tho neighbors. Last even
ing William Wirtzbecher was arraigned
on charge Of obtaining goods by false
pretenses from Simon Baer's sons. Mr..
Sommerville appeared for the prosecu.
ton and Captain Dovener for tho do
Tense. Alter hearing the evidence and
argument the justice took the case un-
der adyisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

In tho circuit court Yesterday the
damage suit Of Charles The;s vs. the
Wheeling Butchers Association again
occupied the whole days session. in
the case OF William Fullertonvs. George
T. Menkemillcr the demurrer OF the
defendant was overruled, and he plead
not guilty. In the case OF james H.
Emblem VS.. George Ankle, for unlawful
detainer, the verdict heretofore ren-
dered was set aside and new trial
granted. In this court Kate V. 0'Neill
has been granted divorce from Martin
O'Ncill.
Henry Molina: and Henry Chesmar,
nativcl OF Austria, were yesterday
granted their first naturalization papers,
having declared their intention to be-
come citizens OF the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
THE NiOUNDsvILLE NJ. &M. co.
Holds mn Election of onlcers-rho Board

u0lds m Election of Onlcers-Thc Bonrd
of Directors Organized.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Moundsville Mining 4 Manufacturing
Company was held yesterday in the
company's office at 1Ioundsville. A. G.
Bardall was in the chair and j. Glenn
Cook acted as secretary. Thfee-fourths
OF the stock was represented.
The general managers report OF the
past year was read, as was also that OF
the coal company.
The following directors were elected:
Hon. W. &. Morley, Of kingwood; J. n.
Vance, Louis G. Stifcl, George II. Smith
and Alfred PAUL, OF Wheeling; Charles
c. McColgan, ]. Glenn Cook and NJ. V.
Richards, OF Baltimore; Charles A.
Weaver, J. i. Hicks, II. W. Hunter and
w. w. Smith, OF Mounlsvillc, and NJ.
NJ. Miller, OF Middetown, Del.
After the adjournment OF the meet
ing the board organized and elected
the following officers: President, G. A.
Weaver; first vice president, Charles
G. McColgan: second vice president,
Alfred PAUL treasurer, Gibson Lamb,
and secretary, ]. Glenn Cook.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
"Kccp lie Dnrk.n

Another good audience assembled at
the Grand last night to see W.T.. Bry-
ant in his great comedy, Keep it
Dark" This afternoon there will be a
grand matinee for lauies and children,
when the prices will be Is, % and s.
cents. Mr.. Bryant is such great ia.
voritc with tho ladies that large
audience OF the fair sex is expected to
be present. This will be the last
season OF "Kcep it Dark" Mr.
Bryant will have new comedy fol
next season. Mr.. Bryant also appears
again this evening. Seats at Genthcr's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

Election OF directors for the Dollar
Savings Bank, Commercial Bank and
Peoples Bank was held yesterday, and
the following were elected for ensuing
year in each case:
Dollar Savings Bank-C. P. Brown, L.
Buchanan, Peter Casscll, w. j. w.
Cowden, George Hook, Bernard klieves,
Alfred PAUL., n. B. Scott, ]. B. fancy,
John S. Welty, Joseph Spe idel, G. j.
Rawlins, S. NJ. Rice.
Peoples Banll-Thomas O'.Bricn, 7. T.
Hutchinson, John A. Hess, Edward
Reid, D. L. Ratcliil, Frank Cruise, David
Gutman.
Commercial Bank-William ". List,
]. G. Thomas, NJ. Hubbard, W. a. vii.
son, W. 7. Burt, NJ. Amlck, I. G.
Hildrcth. ~
The following directors of the First
National Bank OF West Virginia were
elected yesterday afternoon: August
Roll. L. W. ilazlett, J. K. McCourtnoy,
G. W. Brocklinier, E. w. Oglebay
John Wagner. and r. T. Devries
This is tho same as the old board with
tho exception OF the last named gentle.
man, who succeeds the late NJ. Reilly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

The appearance OF James Reilly, the
great singer, in his merry musical
drama, "The Broom Maker" at the
Grand the last two nights OF this week,
will BIO hailed with delight by theatre
goers. Mr.. Reilly has no equal among
the German singing comedians OF the
day, and the two wonderful children
Hans and Eta, are worth going miles
to see. Mr.. Reilly is u great favorite il
Wheeling and is sure TO do a good bust
ness. Seats will be placed on sale a
Genthcr's "Wednesday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

Yesterday at II 80 a. IN. Sister Mary
Rose, a member Of tho Sisters OF st. 10.
seph's society, and an inmate OF the
convent ut the corner OF Eof and Four
teenth streets, died after brief illness.
Her name in the world was Mary Con.
nelly, and she was the daughter OF
Michael Connolly, Of North Wheeling.
She was twenty-six years old, and took
the veil five years ago. She will be
buried from the convent at o'clock
this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
Seats for ."The Still Alarm"

The sale OF seats for "rho Still Alarm
which is to be at the Opera House Fri.
day and Saturday nights, will open at
Houses music store this morning. The
desire to sec the great fire engine scene,
the sacred sun spot" horses, and the
other thrilling scenes OF this sensational
and realistic play, will no doubt cause q
good demand for the seats. early in the
sale, as the house is sure to BIO crowded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
DrIdeeport National Bank Directors.

The stockholders OF the Bridgeport
National Bank met yesterday morning
and reelected the present Board Of
Directors for tho ensuing year, as fol-
lows: L. Spence, Israel Speer, John
Wood, w. W. Holloway, David Park,
William Alexander and S. a. Junkins.
j.. j. Holloway was again chosen cashier.
After the adjournment OF the meeting
an appetizing banquet was discussed ut
Mrs. Coss's restaurant and q pleasant
season spent over the festal board. 5i3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

OF preventing the grippe, colds, head.
aches, and levers is to use tho liquid
laxative remedy Syrup Of Figs, when
ever the system needs 4 gentle, yet cf-
iective cleansing. To be benefited ono
must get the true remedy manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
For sale by all druggists in SOC. and s.
bottles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

VI SIZZLING out our stock OF Millinery
and Hair Goods regardless OF cost. All
must be sold before Aprill. Big in
iducements to cash buyers. w. P.
3BAcIlMAS, lO7l Main street. p&w
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.GIte G,ttelliqsrre


Dissolution oi Partnership-Curr & Simpson.
Stockholders Meetlng-Thceling Hinge Com.
pany. IN,
Stockholders Meeting Belmont Nall Com.
pAny. If4E
sioctholden' Meeting Wheeling Iron aud
Nail Company. ~
surancc Company. y.i ssa
stock holders MGcllng- Hospital.
General Meeting OF Stock holders-M Mozart Park
Association.
Grand Opening Dall-Ravlnc Reading Room
Club. lHff' la5 NJ
French All.wool Challlcs- George T.. siliel &
Ca-fitth Page. Hffst
Opera llouse--The Still Alarm.
Grind Opera liOusc-The Broom Maker.
Grand Ball.-united Brewery Wotsmeu.
Notice 10 Contractors,
French China Ewing Bros
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Iryou cannot sos md need SpsotaoisS,
you should call on US and have yous eyes
tested without charge. We have tho finest
Instruments md moro experience than my
OTHER Optielan In tho State, md guarantee
JACOB w. GRUDB,
Jewelcr md Opticlan,
Corner Twelfth md NInrkat Streatt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

TO KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND PRE-.
SERVE YOUR HEALTH
Wenr our celebrated NIerIno, Cainel,s IInir
and Natural Wool inlf Hose.
For warmth and durability, our Superior
Wool Knit Jackets md JnrOa' lIyElenic I'm.
derwcnr cannot DO beaten. H
9. HESS s. SONS,
Merchant Tallors and Gents Eurnishers,
1891 nnd 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

U REMNANTS OF ali kinds ut ridiculous
prices. SEQ to.morrow's paper. tsl rs
h; ST ONE &ITHoaIAS, !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORI

OFFLE-Spot grades OF BiazH CROWNS rhed quiet
Ia at FOR No Ro or stock to arve sales 20 hoF
santos So per Kat Fawcett 17'sc and rumoei LOCO
bags No. RIO. per Fosoala, i.c; mid GRADES light.
request options we've rather more active though ,adng
My OF local nature the cables and
mis- coupled with little selling Tor 'loap" account
broqchp aoeut feeling Of depr, and c clo-e showed
again moSS'1e MO na aMs, dropped ,.s franc and LIAM
closed weaker. Official quotations As p. III. March,
6ss april. o1s Sd May. Cos ga June SIS % july $50
i5o good :efS"b 40 SSo) 10 10 cxchsnce tprIys:c
states Il 600 bugs Rio stock 2o7 600 hass market
dull receipts IN Santos 1900 bags, Santos stock 373
coo bags santos market quiet good average santos
10 SO BE, Receipts q: RIO. ,Jgiy ] March 10. 1892
Tine 1850 5Sic 600 bags receipts a, Santos, 1uly TO
March 10: le02 2s0OQOo bags same time 1891, o,Go2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
sr,7ySr1Cs OF NEW JERSEY MBTH0D1sTs.

At the session of tho Sew-Jersey Methodis' bps
,opal Conference Mt New'rmswick yesterday reports
from the four districts were presented which are sum-
married. as follows: Trenton Observation-Disclosures
1859: full members, 8, SO; churches. 81; prooaoe
value seo7 900 parsonat 81 probable value Slll'
AGO. church indebtedness. s'1o,o06 sunday Schools
So: officers and teaches. 1854 scholars, lo,3'o'
New. Brunswick District Practitioners, 1854; full
members 10 Ol3 churches, 20, probable value, SJ7o,
100; parsonagcs Al probable vaue. $4,000; church
Indebtedness S74 s23 Sunday schools, 81 officers and
teachers l465: scholars, lo367. Camden District
I'robatoners 1873 fun members, 1889 churches
- probable value a672 $50 pa'sonagcs. SO probable
vane $50 800 church Indebtedness, sol ,2o3 sunday
schools, TO- officers and teachers 1851; scholars
IL OO3 Brdccton Dlstrct-PrObaton ers, 1898; full
cnbcrs 10 Os4 churches, So probable valne, 1873
40: parsonages SO probable value. $4,000: church
Indebtedness So. ees sunday shoos "a; oihcers ana
teachers LII: scholars. 1905
Bishop Vincent announced the following as super
uumcrary preachers George Kltchlns Joseph Gaskin,
Robert 6. Harris Charles f. lIll, james r. MoTeu'
William c. stockton Peter F. Colder, William Franklin,
John j. Carson. Matthias Stimp Richard Thorn, Al
bert Matthews John J.. souder, James I. TUCKER,
samuel ii. As:,y Jonathan &. Howard, samuel IL
Hudson Aaron l.. Ballard. socrates Townsend; fNW"IH
n Durcll Jacob L. Price, James Van SAINT, David II.
schench and Charles ". Heisley. Inc ICY. =. o.
Kynett showed that the Church Extension Society our
ing rs thrty-hve years existence lad rTi;ei So
555 81. There Ind been forty churches aded by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
GRAN AND PEODUCE MARhE TS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.


Wheat options enjoyed a more active day yesterday
and there was variable and rather nervOns market.
The sales aggregated 100000 bushels. On the i'm
leius Of yesterdays and the continued cold weather
West coupled with bullish report the wiuterwheat
crop, the market started the upward turn. Net
gains of l-4a12 cent were scored IN the first hahour
and tho covering Of "ehorts" was quite general. On
the bulge. however the longs" started uiOadlng ana
the foreign element sold Ia liberal way. Closing
the winter wheat belt and Northwestern arrivals we're
fair, while The seabOard cearances were unmp0rtan all
Of which materially helped to make the late heavlncss
More moderate weather predicted ia the North
points there was drop OF l2a2 cents. May
options started at os7os Is and fell TO o6 l-16a
90 Is cents spot wheat %as al IL cents lower and
shippers took 10000 bushels.
Corn hardened early and advanced 1904 cent on
The frmness In wheat which frightened the Shorts"
Then came drop Of 340 ! ID cents on long selling
prompted by the depression in wheat. lower cables
ard expected large receipts at Chicago for today.
Spot lots declined about cent. and 100000 bushels
Oats were lower. in sympathy with The other cereals
and oil long" selling The closing was PATS cent
lover The option trading va. more active Spot
Lard dropped points on the break Ia grain and the
free hog movement West. There were sales Of 900
The final ' Sno SEG sr were Pes foo S:r
Wheat March. 9s April. 90; May, 90 ID; June,
"a 80; July, 81 Ia cents.
corn..March; 46 - APRIL 40 80; May, 4c 10;
Oats March, "a Ii April "a l-o; mny, "a 10 {;
June. "a July, 90 l2 cents
IardMarch. SO SO; May. So 50: July. SO 90.
The receipts Of grain ard -four reported yesterday at
New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were
follows Wheat 1Oi.770 bushels corn. 3G40s1
bushels; dour. 81 $50, packages. Al Chicago, NIL
w o and ST. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
io0450 bushels Germ, 2Gs,908 bushels oats, 120050
bushels; total grain. 5o5.31e bushels; -four. a02df
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore. March I7.-Flour steady, UNCHANGED :;
receipts. li.O.3 tbls; shipments. DOp2 bbl, sales,
2.J25 bhls. Wheat ensv No. red. spot ~
q oo1s: March ma APRIL, y 90 Is oScd May.
81 l2~01 &c; June, nG 34~o1c: steamer No. . red,
% 7.ec asked; receipts 81 GA bush: stock. 7G5 1888
bush sales. $1,000 bush. sonihern q, wheat steady !;
Fnlt 03aSi o.: iongbeTy. p1eSl OF. Corn weak
mixed spot and March, 40 l4d46 Ice. April. 4G "a
40 sc: May, ~ !sst, i2c June 40 &c asked !;
Shipment 2llls3 bush stock .sG6 72s bush sale,
lcl 600 bush southern. cora steady white, 4da4sc ;
yellow. 47R40c oats dull and easier; No. white.
Western &c &c nskcd No. = mixed. do, 3i0 35c /:
receipts. 1000 bush stock. l4o.4se bush. Rye quiet
80. 9 % i.aa6le: receipts, l7oDl bush; stotk. l95,
l25 hnsh iiay Gf1nrr good ~ choice timothy, S14h
si5 50 Grain frcishis quet; Cotton nominal :
middllnr q 3-4c Provisions dull aud quiet Butter
argos tnr' II I2c: No T. "A s4c. sugar steady
s,anulatcd $500 Copper firm. Wlishey steady,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
ETHIOPIAN PRoDrcE MARKETS.

Livcrrop u. NnIch -. ~ ,. I:ccf IN poor do
mand. Pork IL fair demand. lIams-riIe demand
has fallen or short cut. about II To IL pounds,
stead, at AS. bacon The demand L., fallen OF :
cumberland cut, ABOUT - 10 80 pounds. steady ut
gOs I'd short hh. about - pounds, stcady az J1s
long clear mliirs. about - polnds. stCidy at "a, :;
long and short clear middle about - pounds, stcay
at 34s. SHOULDERS About II 10 l. pounds, steady
ut -. ChccSe-1hc demand Is improving Inlow
In good demand prime ely trm AT - 3D. Cotton.
seed oil Liverpool refined. steady at lnS SPIRIT, 81
urp.ntno In fair demand; stcndy nj 27s. Ro.in in
nlr demand common stendy ut d | I'd. Lard
Spot aud futures in fair demand. Wheat and fOrr
IN poor demand. Corn spot IN fllr demand futures
In good demand miS"d western spot dun at IS ID 4;
March duh at 4s I'D May stcndy at Is . / Id.
hop. at London Pldhc COaSt-Ihcrc Is nothing
OGciDg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, March Il (Spec!aD-Whcat opened a little
higher today cold weather then went all 10 pieces.
May opened at SO 3d. sold between s6 ID and
"a is. and closed at "a "a. There was q lot Of
snow over the West and Southwest. ofrsetting In a
degree the low temperatures. Cables came weak.
The big selling OF the day By Rcam. This was
the factor until e5 cents was touched. From that
oy"h IL was matter Of siOp-Ordcrs. Small seahOaId
cieaIances only added 10 the weakness. "1he Price
current said TINT IL Ind been hard week wheat,
tut this Immediately dropped ont Of mind. The I'm
nor'ant thing In corn was the unloading Of the long
nne presumed 70 belong in the Quinlan office In
Mew.York -. This interest began to 60 long the
masEet at AZ cents IT Kept adding 70 us line down
70 20 cents. Yesterday II began nquidatns: to-day
y, ~ ssseiins wa; very heavy: May sold from 30 "a
Ssl cars the estimate for Friday was 425 II was
ilndstion IN oats us In ali the other pits. May sold
rom % Is 70 2s l,1E2e 3s. Provisions declined
mone with grSp: Pork dropped 10 cents n barrel.
lard cents, and ribs 20 cents hundred There
We're more og@3a 600 than were expected the
we're > 10 10 cents lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
A BURGLAR psCAPEs on THE WAY TO JAIL.

Wilmington, Del. March l7.-An E.kt0n. NO., dis-
patch to Z" The Every Evening says: 1.-The two sup
posed Milford burglars who were captured at the
lead Of Sassafras River yesterday morning were
brought TO ElktoE jail ut 10 80 last night The men
we're recognized by the bridge tender while crossing
The bridge 1T Fredericton, and they were holly pur-
sued. On reaching the jail one Of the prisoners got
free and ran down The railroad track toward Balu-
more. Closely pursued by Of the guards. who lrcd
several shots, but without elect.
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary Low Middlne ID 7.l6
S,rIet iooa Ordinary a 00 Mlddllng ..........Gls

Options-Ihere u decided change Of sentiment In
this line to-day and from the start 70 the close the market
presented buoyant appearance. The dealings were quite
brisk with considerable covering Of shorts" end some
little outside buying Initial sales showed an ADJ aucc Of
4d5 points, and AZ one penod there was re Of l2l+
points closing gains Of Sail points for the day
liverpool advanced 3d4 points and there more
cheerful regarding The miners strike on the other
side In addition to THIS, there heavy storm pre-
\ailng 10 the South receipts expected u
show falling Of all Of which were bul' factors. sales
hale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

BpIao. MACH 17wheat1ims here MN az l9 6sS
bush No hsfd sod nj 05lac closing at ~ i,c 1900
bush No. No taern SOD At pc ar. solG a 9@Gy3c
tcr whoa. oponcd arm cars ~ I'd soid at 9,e:
closing g5iec; ears 80. white sold at 3Oc, closing
ct 9ic Corn opened srorg, with ,ac' Of cars 40
Yellow a; 45hc closing core sod at I1c eats 20
yellow AZ closing at i4",c. car 40. 3
corn sold 4i.e a, closing car .cid at 4iGdf He
cas- No . white sold NJ So ear So white sod az
S4,i No mixed 33,ee ask q oaiey da ana ms c
Michigan, iair to choice 5000, rye Dan 80 9 6
winter, ~ Goa a 20. Rye Hour. - p Mfced 9liet
aad lower course winter bran -, % me Hhltc 20
-Irhg bran, ZIG rs shipe SIG 90; mddln2s, go ~
bulk sacked 81 % higher
Chicago, March 1.-THE leading futures ranged Os fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

TWIN FEATURES OF A GREAT RAILWAY.
Safety and comfort are tho distinguishing attributes
q the Pennsylvania railroad. Travellers know how
% appreciate such conjunction. =.