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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE COLORED MANS VIEW.
,.r,rrr,Scfs OF THE \. NJ r. MiN'hTEHA OF
PHILADELPHIA.

n.n.1.,nbIo Nov l--At the meeting Of the rhll"-
sh,a Preachers A., chItion Of IL" African "'''',
vr,.conol Church yesterday morning U'' nv -
'Tpt n n nv appointment ot the nSocatioh Fr""
.. which Wa unanimously adopted hy the in''
,,r and IS sent forth their eAp''s %" "P'" ''
,,t.ct ifs salient points are rs i"H""'' ~
'"'''' -, =. i.fc1,t,y vote the Democratic iirHet !:
p ~. ..ntlog IS t'i!ng peculiar To hepi',
farm nf government and % a coz '% ,pi~en an
,nru, The object Is 70 givr an o, ynv ,,tir.s wb,
div to .av through heir rcpr''eh','l''n ,
~ shall De- enacrd ior ,n'a r,,, iho.. law 4"
w'n I'M ,ss' cd given Hght BY Theory ai Il, ,n
,anr line forbid Il BY pFa' tc'. = ur nr q q,y-
nvu ,tat can come upon cVmIn'h"'"''' VI 49,
In the sold ,ou,h the coior'd T. j. f r hi. ,n nue.
pin''l,n i =" lie ,ot, Is net counted The constr m
~ The United stcS grants certain NJ ~, w. 'I cem
Svldusl state which make II lhPf.,tn" TO- 80, rnfu
The laws hIV" hrcn y IT, nitsi;lo for hos
vso ar outraged to se' ,ia j"' nr a" T. % MAKE he
STATE auihoriics. hence" h'lnS crowd Vow. 10
M ,tc 6uostlgn: can coord man r"s,' t,n,
tb~ Democratic ticket" y acnt w. his "an enemy
can r.'"i' nv rob himself a. his rights aN man
si citizen: can he c1i''i>ir, n,Y ad Ne othc.
a oiio nir, ih. sun would bc asked dl',l"n 80
acon,'s'"s as 'e, pr , ,I' pteia,d. thcy would
o mon s,ch m,n.urcS woiil r"'ir'h'" 10 Inv y;
an Interest,". ana surely We "'g"' u o'' - '"' "
oC 5gg. a. rs, al ome honorable c,lorCd mca %
voc the Democrat" ticket on m, ~, hor.stlr say
~ NO. cor.i.icnfly 80 sane inI1 can h"h'',"
m ~ TO- ,vo,id do - ont 81 love for The party 'n'l
"on. would be advcn snmc Of mem are a. 81, nt :,
The Ecruican py has not dSnG Is ' IN, 'h na.
toward the colorh voter hla S hn, 'I I n" ony
az. we have VII. their pat rr"iu. ntt wv, w. o.,
ra, 10 bcNevc that thc' w"" 90 ~ 4" INV
!" some ,a5 ma, not esr a,,, no'I ran" h I
:, ,r,ud L.. Il rclml,c ~ III" chh1',' E'P'm,'," ~
D. + would be att" as cor''l"n ,I' - i',,", r
mont on The battlefield 70 opla,~ H'"' an "vn,mcni
m" IT,, -, thr lrt1 o! II, OWE RANKS. AZ 'NpI n,"'
to sur u" misl ie REP tcl Of in ,ac~loth ana a,ne,,
IVA, ~ other srv We should divide our V'' mcL,
- =, manly ard shows indrprnh'Arr ~ tho"ph'
ns % aca Eu where Dymocracy n,S c ih' lvu mr.,
al' G ,1 s. not permitted II enjoy any sun ii ,
c "i tdtrrudcncc: We must vote WIN INC "n'"N VI ~"
nj - others st1isay 'hst II me c"ior'n nn Vii
o,c with the Democrat, II w.nn ~ wl',i n elr.
N" , Ion tlgm from lnu' herring ~ gi.,S' ,,,c n
~ IT, n, manhood Can on" c0h'rN' -, ans, in
,,,m,,ating rs that Of h'itnS al "'""'"
r,,"r 10 gain his good VIII IT., a,,v mr. con,lsien.
Of those reasons Gr chr ,r nrn rhcv laugh in
me poo-es and regard il sign "i 49, una
,,nnoiruty TO have helm from the ranA> VI '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
r0tSry(; MEETING IL YONKEES.

A iOGsins mA-snrcting held 81 Music Hal, York
eT' IT,, evening 0rG g.: Is afe -sy tn" theatre, which
packed to GOO> never held such an enthusiastic
sdruc The Second iV,fi Harrison IOu1yes. The Third
N3ri to.oel Organization. 0Id f,t Voters 'lro pa
sadfd tn: streets br,r tn meeting and escorted the
sp,akefs from the station the hail The Irish spaaser
a. J.. Morrison aud l.. IL. Hnn dy, were the orators,
1Lv CAV" conN ncng arguments Of the benefits the
American wss-. received under Republican Ad
ninstrtoI Mr.. Kennedy also illustrated by steieop-
his remarks aud demonstrated ha; Preslden; lI1r-
Fisvn With hlS executive ability. should again serve o
sFond tenn Tho Republican gler club rendered appso-
priatr canlal III songs during thr evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
WANTED \ sm,rn IN THE MANAGEMENT.

Montgomery. Ala. My. Especial, .-ILdgc Rruce. o:
United District Court. jn-dy sustained motion
'Iua,h ~" u'ttipn ',r wit Handamu> compel
pr1lat" JUDGE. .lc'ir, and circuit Bullock
and Macon counties Ia appoint Third party l'at''i'
among the inspectors 81 tho election ncNt
Tucsday. Judge Iiuc" granted 'iIoi.on qGash
ground rat the count dd not have authority 10 ->n'
On original wit nand,fi,. and hof being pr.
ccednr, give him Jufi'Gicti0n. In deih ernc Ms
opinion The Court ntlu'cd strongly that the STAT lava
Governing National elections became Federal laws IL
co.d0nco with opinion by judge Harlan cited by
counsel pr prosecution and tina: tn, officers whose dnt
IL them bee - the extent Federal
ofIc,fr, and aIenabc 10 the Federal coufts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Tie steam shin Ihwaid Bailey -piung leak ~ he pier
q. tho trir Docks W,rl; vixen. on M'id"' "iSht 'l'
a., ,,,t.r vhh tered L.r caused the lin" "h u
&c.. 800. NJ no. ,orgo e. bum fhat IN turn set TN
ha,nc, Of the CARGO which consisted ~ umb"i On mr.
and in the aucnce the engineer and hrcwcn thc '"
could not ct the pumis T." NolA' ana u" o''' ''"'
=, do v,s to link the ship to put ont the ht' >f'
,,,s ou,,w,d brach.d IN the N"ehswh'n rats AM
VIII br raised in low days.
The Edward BAILEY sinel" screw wooden steam
shin and cost $50 when She Wa built las -prS'
h. wa, built IN P,tchosuc for TIE rmbcr trade ana -"
an, ,,hicb Tho had On board whcn ,hc OOh hc was
int .ndcd for Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Tryy TRAVELLER on HEX wy WE>

Sbe was snail pcity and sclfpo-s's'd She hal
Iraeht iur eve, aad niNcn hair and was oiy 'lN years
aid 1hat's about an there j. tote except wl' III" mn
come All Tie way from nrnae" Il New o." '"h'' "''
~, mn her way To TIE magic city 81 c. "" 'ol !" ma
-. u, ua,re va. Matgsrrt STUART, aud of all
hc .i>ty.tuo uuigau;, via arrived on thr Steamship
>nchori, .be wa the Youngest S'"'i 70 inc 'front.' ii
her dr... was - pifcc Of Wnitc cloth on "M'n WIS
,,ned in ink The name ~ her Hth'r. ""liam etu'it
- go, ,rh, t,,y plol,o tintici had money and pr.
aid tlckct Ia her destination. and after answering the
r..iion. " the registry clerk in most Oln'''""e
fashion was pissed on hef wa Wet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
PIC MEETING u CoLoRLD MEN.

Over 100 people were crowded IN the he"uP'r ~
q, the IoIored Republican club OF Harlem. N"' I''
d 1Go W.. ore hundred went ifth H., Ia i
night 10 attend the nass-inrciing, which WAS h'in
undor the aii.Dccs Of that club James y. Cambridge
rre,ded and y rumtcr Of prominent Republicans were
ON the PLATFORM Ihc Gcc tInb opened the exercises
q the evening with some excellent singing. me "'''
?ces VA made by Professor Allen. OF Br0Ollyn w!o
oa,c a scntfing review 81 what the Dcmpciati' par
Lad nat done Tor the country. and especially !0f lh"
,,io.c4 man. Addresses also Wcr" mad" tr George
". Brva%T. Of Marylani and by Waac' Brnc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

whom they have the iyOn lce of opprson and whose
s".irlN lhtN Lave neither sGILht nor welcomed.
"iiUrh upon tbc cit!ral b00h ul rclrmDrnnce nre
tht heroic and ArlIsIc riiicng aloIs o Greeley and
summer anu CARR on and >rvenS. and Lucretn Mott
ana L'h' ON Written In blood upon many battle
lcd Il the work OF daring and bravery Ly Grant. and
shtI1nai and Sheridan. and iO,k.r and MeI,. These
iaoOiN were performed In orr behalf al tine when
We cOuu not help ourselves. ~ lime when We were
bound mana and foot by the party for whom We are
now asked TO cast our vote. Shall now. but hah-
way 80 the promised Ind stop In III. wildrrn,as and
sini'c the arm that bl vhc our l,tirrsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Wlliiams'own. Mas. NOV. (spcclnlj.--ihc Rcpnh-
lcnne Of Wlam,towu, had an enthusiastic meeting
this or"nns. rhe street parnde. viii IA preceded the
meeting, consisting OF thc town clubs. ia" college
club and visiting clubs from n"ghborng town,, ~ Eel
through the principal str 81. aud 10 the opera House
where President Carter. OF William, presided. Roger
WocOtt, the Mns>ac husetts candidne for LirurnHnf
Governor. made short -pcrch, Supporting N" past
aud present IT N" Republican party. H." was .o
lowed by &. L. Gardiner. OF Palmer who spoke we'll
the salient campaign Issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TOR THE IRISH RnprBLICAy MEETING.

4 meeting VI the lIish Republicans who are getting
up the sreas Irish demonstration that is TO Iase place
ia CooI Union November was held al the head
quarters VI tue Republican STATE Committee IN
the Fuh Avenue Hotel MoLdy night. The arrange
ncnts for this meeting have been about completed Patrick
EEan United States Minister chill, Will preside, ana
9mong SPEAKERS will De- eX.COnere,snan John Finrfy
Of Chicago, the eloquent IIish orator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MINISTER EGAN IL BETTER HEALTH.

Prck Egsn. Minister p, Chill. has entirely recovered
, m, o:t,c OF inGucnla from which h. suffering
few day. ago on saturday and SUNDAY he f'm''"''
in his apartments at the Gii,ey Hon =. NrstioN ~
MA feeling mu,h bettef and W.T. able {" rc'rN" 'ar''
ana 10 attend T. hi CORE pondrnce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

lew Democrat. Andrew Homc>, one OF the VICE
psalts Of tlc club presided and after short speech
Introduced The speaker the evening j. A. H. 'owle>
o.. Nrw.Yorb who for an hour tilkci earnestly TO MS
audience. lie a forcibe speaker anu ch'h'u all M
assertions with fats. aguie. art s;itst"s
To-uCn, Roswell q. IIorr Will speak 40 the Opera
Eeuc. Inc E,pubrsn Committee has experienced con-
-ier7Li- dinculty registering bsny OF II, party m'
fall and :hr cot'> aid has been ~ 'oAe win one e%-
re.toa all Che OF registry and inspectors ae Demo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
,,t.,.-,yc ny The gJSroRiciL SOCIETY

A stated meeting of The Ncw.NorN Historical society
wa. held las, evening In the hriry a, >'condaNc "nd
Ilevcrth.st. John H. King pr'su'd' Nrv interest
t,c manor NJ, rh. Portrait. ~ toluTbu.' IcJ1 ty
NJ Ch,rIos - Dalr ~ the close ~ his remarks d..
DAILY exhibited se,ei, .tcfcDptic II views o. C'umOur
which he AID were in all particulars In accord Vita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
lyyu-res4sY Or HE BERACKAH MISSION

The eighth snn.,craty o. the B"richth Mission NJ No
.g3 West Thirty .ccOad-t =" b atd lasi niFht 10
~. mission r,om There large Al: ndaa'T. ani ~
.tr.s - WI, lrona was deliyt''i ~ tar Rev. Dr. h Is
rv,e ~ thu Church ~ the Di>cpc. FIT, siNtha' snd
flghth.a'r.
Src.ches on missoO wok and % beneficial results were
dsivced v too Rev Stcphen Merritt n the Jsre stree,
Methodist Episcopal church tue Rc' D. u hrF "i'"''
or IN. t;,sr.l 1abcrna r; the Rev j. :. sore
wasllnr.on square Church; the Rev. a h. F"nN. Mis-.
NJ A Dealy and 0the,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

The XXVth Assembly District hpuoucSh Ciho h''a
arpc meeting might No. 22l Last Ninety
st. B--id., members o. he club. dr~patoh iIo"'
the ueI Cat, Repulla Club ATTENDED thu me'hg a'u ~
a in.k 40 member, OF the Harlem Color'd Republican
club came In tody, head"d by It's me ana nf""
corn, The hall was crowded. and the speakers were
roundlv spylaudrd Among those who adifcss'd the nv
ng were the Dr.. william r. Derrick, j. I. f1be'
.uJ m. Rev Dr. J. Is. Stansberiy Great enthusiasm
ur,ad and prolonged cheer. greeted the names o' af
-nn mud Hr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TROUBLE AporT THE GLEASON nALI.ors.

County { ERIK john H. Sutphin. vi Queens county Wa
served order yesterday 10 aplr, before Ji"Se
cullen, Of the supreme Court to-day 10 ShO" cause why
an injunction restraining him from lriftlng the h'hs OF
the prnor rntc elootor. the Gleason ballots should
not be- granted. order Obtained by slate ON
N tieeman ". \. Jones. who says that the "'"-oh
Democracy at, regular ami hay" not flied The names
~ STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
HE l. \ STRONGER REPUBLICAN, THAN EVER

MiddleiOwn. y. y. nov. (~pcciill.-Thr Nrw
YORK Democratic papers on Monday printed story
that j. Emmett Moore. wealthy mud Influential
citizen ~ GIccnyille. had come out for Cleveland.
Mr. Moore d.nie~ the -iOry entirely. and add,
" ! have always br"n E.publican and under the
present plat form stronger than have never
given any Die occasion Ia think | coming on
for t'e.eland.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
\ BIG PARADE oy FRIDAY EVENING.

A general parade Of uniformed clubs win w. held
Friday evening under the auspices ~ IL" Ninth
Ward Pioneer Cotp-. The column VIII form 1T
Abingdon square, and at r O'Clock NOV, Up FI~'th
10 Fourteenth - liiil ave- to ffy ,lii-
81. 10 Elehthavo. ~ hbln edon ~unr" and di.bnnf
Ont ~ town Uniformed club, VIII take part va To-
parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

e'i"e"t' winch vii! reduce Mr.. Cleveland plurality
MN us Guy below 5000. The leagues Published Ie
80" ~, 40 rNcE DEMOCRAT who !, an synpathy WITH
'!,rVeiVc iari1. and who does not intend To vote
ino,o ue preventative OF FiccTlade and wildcat
, In 10 communicate with it, has ELECTED rep 90
rom all parts OF tie state. that show mat he feeling
oh vac subJcct Is Gecp and Wide prcad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
rrr r~rnGr-rrc FIRST WARD cLrB.

Tie Fir.t Ward Harrison snd Field ''mp'sn .'o
John T.bu tresident had IT. rnoms ct No " ""'''
pac. crovded with members s-t night Dr. brow" wa
m, FIRST sleSker aud was followed ny IL y va -,
F,a.n. Ioly and Cornelius DonovaA dr"'" ~" ~
Ind .n,,.n.d the r,, ~diug> END th-r- ~ "n'h 'h''
Ing durlug the spreehes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
rgr GoyFRy0R'S STIFF At CREEDNoJR

r IN, first Tine IN the history Of ~" STAT N" "oNr
$780,. ,r n,,rfI,ed Yesterday at Cy-tUi 0r. l.. l., 10
m,,k.uan>hp honors at the butt. ncrs "fur''' "a"
,.,,,or was cloudv with lisht wnld Blowing making
II st.cIass DAY fos shooting Every m"Mn't d" u' ~"
,o.l, qualifying ,corr>. - follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
FOR Az INSTANTANEOUS MEETING.

The Irish-Amcrican Republican Ciub OF ~" lst ~.
ermbly District held special meeting It's headqra'>
40 - Narck--t last evening t. maze arrangement
To- IL. uas--nec'inP on Friday oNenns when speeches
vim b. made by Captain iIueh Coleman, D1Ni H.
ircalcy william j. \. Carrcy PItick j. Lyons John J.
Daily and Mr.. CUiidon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
q, AcxWEIJ,S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Durham, N. 6.

,r,,o, =, him given nv cotemr or,ry writes. Among
those pre.ont were Benjamin II. Fled D'ne faf'~' H.
Rev Dr. De Costa Robert Harris, '.eose "Shos''' '"
Mrs, Martha J. Lamb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
SAILED.

TIE MOST PERFECT TRAIN SERVICE.
The equipment Of the through Western and Snnths
or" trains OF the Pennsylvania Railroads Is unsxr
eeusd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

aides Do you want keep your husband home At night
smoke and vet you don't like the smell Of his tobacco You can
drive him away 10 his cubout Of just such things come misery
un,appness and divorce The trouble that ne uses poor
tobacco Coax him get BLACKWELL BULL DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO; its delicate will not be offensive to YOU ana
il will not fill all the curtains hangngs and clothing with that
stale dagreeabe oio that now troubles you Keep your nusUana
home and avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO. Sod everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

4 PEEkSkILL AUDIENCE DELI 'HTED.
The Pcck,kin Republican Cuh he'd large and en-
,hr.ias,i, rassm,trg Monday evening. at LII itl
nail The room was fun Of ardent Republicans and no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MARINE JNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunti,, & - set - Moon set 3tj am Noo'' age ID
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
Nj sandy HOOK o. lslIna s. Hr '''r -
f. >,ndy HOOK Al ',ON. lS,ind ~ h7h WV go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15
Railro ans.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table In Eject Feb. 4, 1892.
Eastern COR wheeling Tims.)

Leave wheeling-No. 81, g. 8. m; No. .,
1850 a. N. No. IS, $50 a. m No. ISL $40 =. ~;
No. - l0:30s. ~; No I'll, 1880 4. m; No Us
1890 p. m; No; 'l5, l:So p M; No. ia, 2:39 ?.
=. m: v5! ~, 5:5V p. IN. no. t3s, s:SOp. m;
SO. tSl, s3O p. m; No tss, io:45 m.
Arrive Martins Ferry-So. II, OBS a. m; NO;
a.n.: No. ~, l0:i5 a. M; No. ELL li:a6s. M; No:
Sla Is:45 D. IN: No. SIS 1885 p. IN; No. az, 2:+5
u ~: No. s13, 3:37 p. IN; No. slv, 3:Ao y. M;
no. ssi, 4:45 p. M: No. '23 b:4b y. m; No: tao,
6:57 p. m. No. ~, 7:45 P m; No t2s, s:i6 p.
Leave Martins Ferry-No. Y, o:3S a. IN; No
- 500 a. m; No go, Sos n. m; No. %, 1000 q.
m No 10 ll:0Oa m; No. rl2. 1910 p. M; No
IA, 100 p. m; 40. 'lo, COP. m tho: 50 2:ss
10. az. $40 p. m; No t5i. SIS p. m; No. '2e,
7:IOp. IN; No. rs, 500 p. m; No. 30 900 p.
M: 40 tS2 1000 pm.
arrive Wheeling-Eo. t2, $50 a. m. No a,
sl5a. IN No. 80 Q: lOA. M; No; IS, III: 10 a. M.
1918 D. m; No. 80, 2:l5 p. IN; No tj2, 2iS y. NJ
No. rs, 3:25 D. m; No. 30, 4:l5 y. m No. 'S,
SIS .. m: No -, O.: 10 p. m No. 20, 7:21 p.
m: No -ss, s;l5 p. NJ; No. 40. s:l5 p. m; No.
+Daily except sunday. sDany.
Trains No and u will run to Laughlin' S
Mil, arriving at esq am. and 40 y. ~. re.
spectiyely. Returning. trains No. 2 aud "a will
leave Laughlins at 1884 a. IN. AID 10 p. IN. re-
rOn SUNDAYS Nos. 81 and % will run TO and
from Martins Ferry only. Trains Nos ~,
~ and "a for Wheeling. and trains Nos. 81. 81
and 50 from Wheeling. Will not stop between
Martin s Ferry and Wheeling. All other trains
will stop on signal At Reymann's u7tn stfeeD,
Peninsula and Belmont Brewery (Jencrson
stteeD. =, ryns
iau3oekd General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February l3.--Cattle-Receipts
1900 head: shipments 500 head; market
steady; natives 3 l0a4 70; stockerssl I5a
3 10: COWS 81 1ja2 81.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: shipments
1000 head; market steady; rough and
common - 3Oa4 6j; mixed and packers
81 7Oa4 ~; prime heavy 81 SOa4 50; light
81 40a4 20.
Sheep-Receipts LOCO head: market
steady 1T yesterdays quotations.
EAST LIBsRrY. February l3-Cattle-
Receipts | 800 head; shipments 1OIl;
nothing doing.
Hogs-Rcceipts $3.50 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair; all grades 80 2Oa
> 81
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
LEGO head; market, nothing doing.
CINCINNATt, o.. February l3-Hogs,
steady; common and light % 50a4 81;
packing and butchers 81 65a5 90. Receipts
200 head; shipments 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, February l3.-The wheat mar
ket was rather strong most Of the day, then
was mostly bullish, and the bnyiug was at
times quite sharp. though largely profess
sionsl, the outside business still being
slack The anti-option bill now pending
in Congress was more of factor in trading
than il has been for several days past, as
the impression seems to be gaining ground
on the Board that it will not become law,
at least in its original form. Corn was
quiet, the demand rather sluggish, and
some large lots were thrown on the mar
ket. Oats dull and easy Provisions
steady and unchanged Flour dull and
steady. Wheat. cash. No. 2 spring S7s&c;
No. spring S0S<c; No. 2 red 905Sc; Feb
ruary S11ssS1$&c, closing at S1s4c; May
9Oh. a9il4c, closing at sl1sc. Corn, cash
No. ., 40}Sc; February 40Ss a40a[c, closing
at 40S<c; March 4lAa4lS4c, closing at
axe; May 4l5sa42ssc, closing at 42lsc.
Oats, cash, No. 229Ac February 29a29l4c,
closing at 2ec; May S1ssa3lSto, closing at
SlI<c. Rye, No. aisle Barley, No. 2, Sc.
Fiaxseed, 95Llc Timothy Seed, 81 25a
~ Mess Pork, cash IS 60. May $l1 95
ale 05, closing at $l2 OH. Lard, cash
S. IS; February S. 50a6 55, closing at s. 50;
May IS 67I<s6 TX. closing at 81 72lS. Short
ribs, cash and February s. S75<; May
% oSae ls1S eiug at 6 ls1S. Whisky
- Il Butn $ sswor; fancy creamery,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15
p1tt1ra a,th liquors.
ONE CENT Il DOSE.

Nobody likes being sick, yet many are willing
10 be 20 rather titan face heavy doctors bll .
But what's the use Of suffering ~ al when re
lief aud cure IGRy be purchased AZ the rate OF
one cent dose by using BurdoCk Blood Bitters,
a medicine tnstis guaranteed to cure or relieve
ali diseases OF the stomach. liver and bowels.
Two great sources Of dlsease are Dyspepsia and
CunsliUation. Tney cause Headache, Bllons-
ness Dizziness Paipitation Hnd Impure Blood,
which in turn causes pmpleS, boiis, blotches.
tumoTs. scrofula ANA similar Diseases, thus
affecting the entire system. We guarantee
Burdock Blood Bitters, II faithfully used
recording % directions. 10 cure Dyspepsia and
Cnusti alton ana all diseases sprnging from
them and will refund the money 10 any person
not Satisfied after using the whole or part OF
the first bottle
FOSTER, RILBURN IL CO,
Buffalo, y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15
PhTIstsLEUK.

New York, February 13.-Petroleum
opened firm, but after the iirst sales be-
came dull aud remained so until the close.
Pennsylvania oil, March option opened,
highest, Ut GO16c; lowest and closing ut Coo.
Sales 5000 barrels.
On CITY. PA, February l9.-Petroleum,
opened, lowest and closed at 60c; highest
6O3lc. Sales, 5000 barrels clearances,
s., 900 barrels.
PITTsBURG. PA. February 13-Petro-
leum. opened and lowest 6Q14c; closed
60l4 highest 605Sc.
BRADFORD, PA, February l3.-Opened
at 60lsc; closed at 60c; highest 6O36c;
lowest 60c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15

RAILRoADS-Ative; sales 3, 33O, 600.
STOCKS-The stock market was nothing
more than the evening up of a very active
and eventful week and while the coal
stocks still furnished rather more than
their quota of transactions and the prepon
derance Of Reading waseyen greater Than
for the last few days, the market was
steadier and the changes in everything but
a few stocks insignificant. Tue feeling now
is that the coal stocks will settle down to q
basis where the dealings in them will be
much lighter than during the week now
ending. The market finally closed at noon
active and firm, generally at slight irregu-
lar changes from last night. Sales 43l ,231
shares. Quotations closed bid: d.
Adams Express, l43; American Express
1885; Canada PacificS9S Central Pacific
BIZ; Chesapeake and OHIO, 241S; do. hrst
preferred 60; do. second preferred 42l4 !;
Chicago and Alton, I40; Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy, 1873; Delaware and
Hudson, 1875; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western l59sI; Denver and Rio
Grande, preferred 47$i; Erie 32X; do.
preferred AZ; FIT. Wayne 1921; Illinois
Central, 1861; Lake Shore, 1925; Michi-
gan Central 1868; Minneapolis and St.
Louis So; do. preferred 20; Missouri
Pacific So; Northern Pacific, 242s; 90.
preferred 40; Northwestern 1l6E; DO pre-
terred l44% New York Central, ll41 :;
Oregon Transcontinental, l6sl; Pacnc
Mail, So; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
20; Plttsburg, $50; Pullman Palace, lSS;
Reading, 5Ss: Rock Island, 902I; ST. Louis
and San Francisco, -; do. preferred -;
do first preferred 20; ST. Paul, ~; do.
preferred 1853; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, ll214; st. Paul and Omaha,
As; do. preferred IA; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, 43; Texas Pacific, IL; Union
Pacific, Az; United States Express, AS (;
Western Union, S61s.