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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

In di cusGius the question as to the
adyiMbility Of keeping dairy Gown In
the stable from late iall tin spring, MIR.
Powell said that after practicing i. -four
years he had become doubtful as 10 re-
sul,s and was Of the opinion that the
practice, II followed, In timo will result
in diseased joints Of mature animals
and In the birth of enfcoblcl calves.
Mr.. Ives said hc was glad to have Mr..
Powell converted 10 his Qvcs) doe
trine, There Is no doubt hut q saving
Of food and an increased production Of
milk can be secured In so keeping cows,
but Il ia not tho immediate increase In
dollars and cents alone from those
sources that we should look for parinu-
nent gain; especially II we are to keep
our duirics roplcuishod with strong, 10.
bust, healthy cows of our own breeding
and rearing. The latter object should
be- paramount and tho first one sought.
Mr. Powell said he had noticed the
joints on some Of his stock, particularly
tho younger portion, that were showing
signs Of disease, when such stock Is kept
IN the stable aud not turned out tin
spriug, aud II could not be- laid to a want
Of comfort, as his cattle are all fastened
In such q way as 10 be- able to turn aud
lick themselves whether standing or ~
lug down nj all times, and had all the
room needed In their stalls.-Rcport ia
Hoagd's Dairyman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28
FARMLAND.


rndcr the branches they went together.
The blossoning brGnchcs that break the sky,
All 10 the morn Of the young sweet weather,
when softly the greon on the hills doth lie.
And dorothy thought Il wa over the meadow,
And Ciccly said 10 was close By the Hprug,
But Poll, was sure that the woodland'a shadow
Sheltered that magical fairy ring.
p over the meadow they swiftly h,ed them
Oh, but the bird In the blue sang swoou
They saw not the blush Of the bficr beside
them.
The yioiots smiling beneath their feet
Long By the spring they linttred and listened.
Twas diadem vt Va n NOISY rim.
And oh. tho beauty that clustered and glis-
tcncd
In fraii forms falling about its btlml
They sought in tho wood for wonder rovcal-
Ing.
And saw not the leaves IN a net o'cfhoad.
oh. bat the song through the pineiopl steal
Ing.
And oh. that hush down tho dim ways shed!
Shcn. when the sun leaned lower 10 lnd them.
nomcVafd they wandered % sortowful way,
And know not the land they were leaving bo-
hind them,
Tho rare new land n a young June dayi
But Dorothy thinksii Il over the meadow.
And Gicoly says Il Ia close By the spring;
While Polly "a sure that tho woodlands
shadow
Shelters the magical fairy rinfl
Virginia Woodward Cloud In s. Nicholas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

az tho COW could talk we doubt not
that sho would be heard all over tho
land calling for an improved brood oi
dalrymon,' says Field and Farm.
In every case some Of the butter fat in
milk is lost whether the milk ia SKINNED
or separated. Personal care and exact.
ness must DO the factor TO mako this
loss as small az possible.
al tell You this cheese business amt
what it used to be- said n man whose
habit Of slightly skiinming the milk be-.
fore ho sent 10 the factory had been de-
tected by means OF the milk test.
Ahaniful Of whole fluxscod stirred
into wheat bran slop, night aud morn
iug will sometimes euro a cow's cough.
II \ delivers 5000 pounds OF milk 10
the creamery IN thirty days, containing.
300 pounds OF butter fat, and b doiiyors
1900 pounds Of milk during the same
limo, containing $50 pounds of butter
tat, what do honor, truth and justice
rcquiro in the apportionmont OF diyi.
aonds.-Hoard's Dliryman.
II, in spite of the host care and treat.
men;, a milk cow poraistcnily declines
IN health and flesh, II Is sign she has
some Hilment and hpr milk IS unit foy
u69.
GAr price of boot cattle has not been
Wa breeders hoped 1t would be. Why
hJt Wy dairying and cheese and butter
making for a changer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28
How Mine. Aro snitod.

Tho gullibility Of persons who buy
mines has passed into u provcrb. II IL
said that such properties have actually
been sailed with half melted silver dol
lars and sold 10 investors, who did not
realize that the precious metal was not
found in nature with tho stamp Of tho
mint upon IL. Undoubtedly tho most
scientific iiYthod Of accomplishing this
sort Of swindlo is to apply the silver in
the shape Of nitrate solution. When
1t Is ready for use some salt Ia put into
It and II Is squirtod over tho rock, the
salt causing an immediate precipitation
u the metal in q manner that is equally
conspicuous and deceptive to the oyo.--
Kansas City NmcA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

Among country companies suporsh-
tions arc more varied aud extended than
among metropolitan ones. and arc OF
course more blindly and rclgtously ad-
horcd 10. IT, on entering town where
the nart stand" is to be made, a grave
yard Is visible on tho right side Of the
railway track, the country managers
heart swclls with bright anticipauons.
But II, ON tho contrary, tho tombstoncs
loom up on tho left OF tho road. he boz
comes depressed, ~ ho takes tho fact rs u
warning that his cuisines" will DO small
during his engagement In that place.
Such manager will 10 apt-o give some
man or boy FREQ pass 10 tho thcator on
n firt night, as he would tear run Of
III luck in ease woman should chance
10 enter the house before a membcr Of
tho opposite sex had found his way with
in.-Chicago Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

turo. Tho power machine comes ready
made among tho goods kept in dairy and
creamery supply stores. Tho same
power can he utilized for turning n
grindstone, or any other purpose whore
not too much strength Is required. on
the women folk Of the farm falls tho task
of feeding tho big lazy dog, who often.
times refuses 10 drive pig Jut OF the
garden for thcm. Many time they
must cook corn cakes especially Tor la
delicate appetite, yet no lies in tho
sun almost TOO lazy 10 switch tho flies
of aud blinks at tho tired housewife
plying tho old fashioned dashor churn.
Lot us have an ond Of II,
With small power such M shown in
tho picture, either calf or a sheep can
be- made to wall; tho truadinill aud 10 the
work. One dairymnn mentions that no
hasa larger power aud makes the bull not
only do tho churniug, but cut tho fodder
aud haul 1t too, and saw wood rs woll.
Dog, bull, calf or sheep. II Is all The
same. ono makes ~ good butter as tho
other In small diaries some Of tho
crcamcrs now manufactured with u
power chum like that Ia tho Illustration
would turn farm butter making into u
real pleasure. Tho dog can also 10
used 10 turn tho hand cream separator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

There Is law against adul,erating
milk even with pure, c! IN water and
1t may become necessary to enact one
against adultorating butter Pure but.
ter made from well ripoucd cream, aud
worked after the old fashioned methods,
used to contain about ~ or 10 per cont,
Of water. Now good butter il allowed
10 contain about 20 per cent In part
this 10 due 10 the process Of beginning
the working In OF the salt while the but.
ter is In tho granular form, and IN part
TO the trusting OF washing 10 get out the
buttermill;, aud a much lighter working
which leaves in an amount Of salt water
that would have quickly spoiled It II
IL had been buttermilk. As butter Il
now not often expected to bo kept from
September until June, It will pass with
much less working and may be better
for 1t, When 20 or 20 pounds Of butter
fat can DO mixed with water and salt
enough TO make 100 pounds Of butter, II
Is u profit TO tho farmer or 20 the cream
cry. But there are customers who Oh.
ject TO it and would like butter that
would hayo loss water in it,-American
Cultivator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

Cornmcal was the grand necessary Of
lifo to those DICTIONARIES who, led by
Caesar, subdued the world, and who
counted themselves starved and wore
apt To mutiny II roduced to the famine
fare" OF animal food Even British
troops have been known to suffer from
an exclusive meat diet, Us indeed wa
found 20 our cost in the Zulu campaign
Of 1875, while the preference OF the Ro.
man soldiory for the vegetable food has
it's justification in the experience Of tho
Russian army, and still more Of tho
German ono in 1870, which carried that
memorable campaign 10 It's triumphant
close ON the ErbswJrst Qoa sausage fay-
orcd for little bacon, -London Lancet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28
tmealcAN JERSEY cArtlg Clue.
Volume Thlr;y.siS OF tho Year book Of
This Organization.


This Organization.
Running down the hst OF members We
SEQ the names OF noted lawyers and law
makers. preachers, editors, famous huan-
ciorg. doctors farmers. governors ot
states and generals of both Federal aud
Confederate armies. Indeed IL seems
that In the course OF her career the littlo
brown eyed butter quccn captured all
classes aud conditions Of mankind and o
fow women, three OF the last named up
pcaring m tho roll, though one Of the
three hns since resigned. Certainly no
live stool, organization In America fcp-
rcsCnts more intelligence and enterprise
or 10 many millions Of dollars Ia It's
personal membership. aud certainly no
organization Of it kind hns ever done
much for the advancement Of the dairy
Interests of tho world a. tho American
Jcrscy Cattle club.
Organized in 1858 and Incorporated By
an act " tho Now York legislature IN
1880, Il has steadily grown IN number.
power aud influence each year of its ca.
istoncc. In December last, at the close
Of tho thirly.siXth volume. tho momber.
ship numbered i31; number of cattle
registered $1,000. OF which 10000 wcro
males aud 81. 600 woro females. Several
Thousand have boeu registered finco
then, 90 that there ure now considerably
over 100000 registered animals " both
soxc5. Up 90 the close Of this volume
the admission fees from members
amounted 10 over $jO, 900. H. annual Ia.
crease from this source amounting 10
about s. 900 more than double that Of
any other puro btcd cattle organization.
II hns bank deposit Of 10000, It's year.
Is income from an sources ps30.O0U be.
ing nearly 5000 IN excess OF It's cSpcnd.
i,mcs.
lis money IS used with libcyoiity for
the advancement Of the jersey cow aud
the general promotion Of the dairy inter.
c8ts Of tho country. At the Inst meet
ing tho club Appropriated $4,000 for Cts
exhibit at the Columbian fair It is no
less liberal Ia i,s efforts TO detect fraud
and 10 keep It's record pure, IL. rxp.uii.
lures IN that direction foroncycar alone
amounting 10 over $500, Of which SUM
{! 900 was paid ont IN investigating tho
crookcdnos8 " one mombcr, who was
proved guilty II fraudulent practices IN
tho matter OF registering his cattle. was
expelled from tho club and his cattl,
stricken from tho records. Tho score
tary's oiiico "a on Broadway. New York.
in which city To- annual meetings occur
Tho membership DO scattered over thirty
siN states and territories aud the various
pruyiuccsuf Canada. OF the533mcmOers
niuety.six have died, three resigned and
one was expelled. In ordertp become u
member every applicant has 10 be- rec
ommoLdad by 1--WE or moro members as
careful and reliable breeder; ihau It
niuo.tnuths Of the votes cast arc for his
ADM. ion lao pays 500 fc0 nul 5saum,
the responsibilities aud receives al tio
rights and bauoits OF membership. NO
stock is i1suo 90 him. aud whom lac dies,
resigns or 80 expelled lis interest cs.
cheats 20 the club.-W. Gottys ia Brged-
or's Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

Tho Indian hunter will cut tho shape
OF an animal out of stone, have 1t
"blessod" by tho medicine man aud bo-
lieyc 1t gives him good fortune In tho
chSe Of tho beast represented. When
no kills ono he DIPS tho fetch in tho
blood. Perhaps howraps about 1t boRds.
signifying money, and attaches to It
little nrrowhcads, which represent tho
executive function Of slaughter. SO rs
10 secure as much help from tho un-
known as poNdblo, ho hangs charms oil
over his person. Washington Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

A good body Is necessary to a satisfno.
tory expression Of tho mentality. But
no man can 10 Daniel Webster men.
tally and John l.. Sullivan physically
Tho possibilities OF eithor the mind or
body can DO fully developed only at tho
expense of the o;hor, Tho college boy
who becomes great athlete will not DO
a great scholar. Goniusi is almost always
associated with soft spots.--Troy Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

The artist who oaryes mocrschnum IL
required TO pass through a. severe a
school OF apprenticeship lasting from
three To ton years as though his work
were in marble. Accrschaum carved
and IN tho rough resembles tho ordinary
plaster cast. Tho outlines being com.
plcte. 1t is scrapcd with knife. filed.
soaked in preparation. aud thon pol.
ished with u linen cloth.-Now York
Ulmea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

Money Lenicr-You want to borrow
a hundred pounds; Well. here's the
money. charge per cent. month,
and ~ you want It for year, that leaves
just forty pounds coming 10 you.
Innocent Borrowor-rhen II | wanted
1t for two years, thero'd 10 something
coming TO you. suppose, chy-London
Iit-Dits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28
MAKE HIM PAY HIS WAY.
Maize That Lazy Dog Earn ~. own Liy-
lnu4Seei


Tho good old country grandfather u
n certain able editor used to make the
big dog Of tho household do tho churn.
ing. It is said that tho dog possesses
something Of mans intelligence. This
Is probably true, for at length ON churn.
ing days, which came regularly about II
o'clock IN the forenoon, tho dog would
sneak off in the morning and could not
be- found except aftor long search, some.
timcl not at all On churning days that
dog took TO tho woods"
But all are not rs human in their ~.
gaciiy as the editors grandfathor's dog,
that, like boy, knew enough 10 sneak
on and hide on churning days. It IS
easy 10 mako dog do all the family
churninR.
An ordinary yellow dog, Weighing
thirty pounds, is large enough TO run a
churn IN tho manner shown In tho pic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

"By Jove," said tho youngster, "rd
like TO have slO0, 900 to go into business
with in tho proper shape"
"Ugh," growlod the veteran, ara like
to have 100000 To 60 ont Of business
with in tho proper shape, Detroit Free
Press.
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$500 Howard J

VIZ will pay the above icvnrd Tor Any oase
N Liver Compliant, D1fpcpsia, sex Headache,
Indigestion, uIustipuuun OF Cestlyeness We
Uhcn the directions arr strctly complied with.
they arc purely Vegetable and never fdil 70
rive saiistaciion, Sugar Colirl. large Jokes,
IS cents, Beware Of goupirfiults and mite.
lions. The genuine soii ~ JOHNSON, pEArr
Co., - sud - Mails street, SAT- lake Cay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

An investigator has discovered that
the greater number Of congressman are
undorsiEed, and traveller in the west
reports that st. Louis people are shorter
OF stature than casterners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

No part Of the body should be clothed
20 warmly that porspiration is easily
induced, since a rapid loss Of heat Ia
'1uSod W its evaporation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
GROCERIES
REGISTER OFFICE.
unchanged,

REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. December Is. !
TIE sugar market continues strong,
while coffee, on the other hand, still gives
evidence OF weakness, with importers and
western iobbers anxious to realize. 1t is
said that the trust people are buying about
all the Open-kettle sugar that offers at New
Orleans and to this is attributed the great
strength shown by the latter market OF
late. Lard has also taken Jump.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from Neil 81 Ellingham:
SYRUP Choice Syrup CSC; Hon
ey Drip 26c; Sugar (dark) &c; 90 addi-
ton in half barrelsl. New Orleans
Molasses-Fancy, 42c; Choice 400;
Prime SSc; Mixed goods, New Orleans
35c; Bakers goods SOC.
PRovIsIoNs-Schenk's medium S. G.
hams lie: s. G. breakfast bacon 1l16c;
5. @. shoulders &c; city sides loo;
ham beef l2c: ordinary beef l0Ac; family
mess pork SIS so.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees 1OSlc;
SON cans lie; lard compound, tees TIC;
5Ofb cans Sc; 20b cans SIC; lob cans
SIC; 5rb cans $50; 3lb cans &c.
CANNED GOoDs-SB fancy tomatoes W
Hartford Co. Standard corn 81 10; 2b
Honey Drop corn l 40; PRIDE OF
Illinois 2b corn l %; California
peaches $50; Sfb Standard table peaches
) 90: pie peaches S5; I'D Deep Sea full
Standard cove oysters 90c, IN light
weight cove oysters 65c; 2Tb Acorn stand
ard string beans $50; 2D can corn beer
l 75: lib can Clipped beef 81 20; IN can
lunch tongue 80 90.
WooDESwARE--No. 1 tubs so; No.
) so: No. 8, 4 so; hoop pals 30; hoop
l55; sap 125; single washooards l %;
double do. $50; crimp double DO o.
E7RrrTs-New Turkish Prunes SIC; Raj
sins, Valencia, new, 20; layer On0Sra
new. Sc; London layer raislnS zZoi
loose muscatels IS; loose muscatels
in bags. CSC. California Prunes IN
boxes So to 90 pounds l41Ic; do. ~ to ~
mounds 1910; do. 80 TO 100 pounds l27sc do.
in bags &c less. ..a 20.
Ou-Lsrd, extra western strained Ioc;
carbon. 40, SIC; carbon, 100, &c; water
white &c; Lewis Miners winterWhlte OIL
soc: summer white 4 C.
SueARs-Cutlo loaf &c; Cubes 5l4c; 1rult
powdered SIC; GRADUATED Standard 5.Ooc;
standard Confectioners' A sc; Columbia
A Z nc: RidgewoOd A, 4.74; America A,
white 4 IS; Extra G, 424; Q 3.56.
RICE-Fancy Pearl 614c; Choice PeSrl
sec: Choice Domestic $40; Prime DO
este &C: Fair Domestic 51Sc; FANCY
u CSsocSrF1zz1r-Green Coffee-Fsncy Golden
Rio 92c: Fancy Green 2lc; Peaoerry
92c. Choice Green zoe: Prime Green
ioi(e: Roasting grades 1S1{c; Java ana
Mocha SSc; High Grade 24c; Roasted, IN
naclrages-Arbuckle's coffee 23.1Oc; Jer-
sew coffee, in bins, 2S.95c; Lion Gomez
2310.c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
LIVE STOCK.
wnnr11Na- December 1S.

WHEELING, December Is.
There are several changes IN the hve
stocly market this week, cattle and hogs
having advanced. 90
prices are reported as follows by Good
hue & Thomas: -, - 200 ca.
ICtTT1E-Extra. ZOO to 200, s. SOaS %;
GOOD 400 to 1000, 50 25a3 50; good, eOV o 70
eOO AZ OOaS 25; fair, 200 70 SOU, - SOaS W,
s oCT 800 to 200, 81 25s2 80; bulls, u 20
az so; COWS, 81 5OaS oO. ,;.h..
uoss-Demand fair; supply ngnt'
extra, Sc lOa6 25; good, % sOa6 W; COM
mon. IS O0a5 25. 80 .,;..
SHEEP-Supply freer; demand Ialr'
o,t-s ss OOaS so; good, s. 5oaS OOi COM
non a. OOaS so; lambs, 81 0OaS o.
Caves are in fair supply, and demand Is
rood 81 O0a5 90.
sD E'-ssh Cows $50 90 toS500.
RALTIMORE CATTLE MAkhdESI,
THURSDAY, December :, 1871 }
r,-e~ rATTr.E.-The wholesale market
Wednesday being somewhat nlgner' opee-
~ ~ SHE r,orninR stronger than last wees,
- IN eonne instances tops, medium anu
ane - hnteher cattle brought 9 SHADE al
ss ,-S., o,rsI. last weeks values. But oeL0rs
' 49, ciose any improvement eslnse
..o,-;o,,s'v was lost and tri1e lower rates
- ,,s eccsDfsd to the close than nose oo-
MA las last week. We quote tne xAns9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
rNANCg AND TRADE

Par nt-GoveraKnents
#oney, stocxs Firm-FlOur nOll-Wheat
fteadY-
lover. .,, % Nro,ov .,
~ YoRS, December lS-Moaey On
(, Ira stringent ranging rom . 70 per
last loan at per cent cioseu onsE r.ss
Gene ~. cent. Prime mercantile paper 9So
st lS, Sterling exchange strong at 4e0e
AZ AZ, 40 rpx,sNrs-Steady.
49, Registered. ............'''''s''t, ,S2
~ CoupOn. lisa
I, 80 .snd-a-hah Registered..,.....''tO0
2,Tfr Skies OF Qo..........'.s''''''4V O
.S-.rrs-Steady.
Ss.N,oy The movements on the Stock
o-tonya to-day in some respects were
ENe-';- -,,oortant than for some time past.
NO rs vering strength of the Industrial
- - was sufficient 10 excite attention,
49, of these stocks which have lately
s.trerced sharply maintaining their rise IN
- fors of heavy realzatlons, while otners
sS-~-s3 10 the front and scored material
10 DistilGnC and Cattle Feeding closed
k.r a net loss of 1 per cent Ameri-
VIZ STgar was firm throughout
1-' fractiOnally higher range,
Oh on, CHICAGO Gas. after selling down
$3.50 Among the specialties Colorado
H,-fs~5 Iron was taken freely. Hooking
- and Iron. after advancing 2, reacted
-. rsrt The heavineSs Of the railroad
Ll.s,--i,sr early in the day was the subject Of
L-..-.rsI remark, and the shipments OF gold
49, MOI regarded as a satisfactory ex-
,t--stiou for the selling. The market
E,.a4 arm. Quotations closed bid:
.-,rfs0u. SAL; Adams Express, 1888;
,--.-.,ar Express, III; Baltimore and
O-f9 95i,: Canada Pacific, $3.50; Central
G1rff, rs; Chesapeake and Ohio, 22Ss {;
rS,-T-5 ana Alton, IA; Chicago, Burling-
49, eri Quincy, %; Delaware and Hud-
s,- 1872. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Jee.rarn 1929; Denver and Rio Grande
r-sferred. -; Erie, 23}5; do. preferred,
a--. Fort Wayne, l53; Illinois central,
al. Lake Shore, 1905; Michigan Cen
t-s r1i: Missouri Paclhc, 5Sl4 Norf0lk
s~4 Western preferred, IS; Northern Pa
-.s. r5tt. 40. preferred, 4S16; Northwest
an rfgl,; do preferred, IA; New York
central. 10; Pacific Mail. 275S; Peoria,
1s.a-ur and Evansville, Il; Pittsburg,
~. pullman Palace. l91; Reading. 54%;
P9,y Island, 81; st. Louis and San Fran
800 first preferred, IS; St Paul, 49, (;
n, preferred, 123; st. Paul and Omaha,
III. f0. preferred, ll9; Tennessee Coal
All Iron. sos; Texas Pacific, 10; Union
pacific. So; United States Express, 60;
Western Union, 969s Wheeling and Lake
Er.e coz; DO. preferred, 631l.
Mining Stocks-Cholor, -; Crown Point,
e.. consolidated California and Virginia,
s,6. DeadwoOd, 10; Gould and Curry, -;
Hale and Norcross. 12O; Homestake, 1900;
ITjependence, -; Mexican, l20; North
Stsr. $50: Ontario, 1900; Ophir, 2lO; Ply
month. 80; Sierra Nevada, l20; Standard,
T91. Union Consolidated, 10; Yellow Jack
e. So: Iron Silver, 80; Quicksilver, 800; do.
referred, 1850: Bulwer, 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
WOOL.
WUEELTye. December is.


The wool market exhibits no change, as
there is at present certain dizziness pend
ing future movements. Prices reported
bv Horkheimer Bros. are as follows: Fine
fleece, washed, % to &c; uuwashed, one
third off; understandable, one-fourth:
medium unwashed, 24c; medium fleece,
washed, 2Sa30c; tub-washed, SOC.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 10.-Wool
dull and prices unchange; Ohio
PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia Xxx
and above 2sa29c; x 25a2Sc;
medium S3a34c; coarse 33a34c; do
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
or X and Xxx 24a26c; medium 32a33c;
coarse 32sS9; fine washed X and Xxx
2Sa32c; medium washed combiRg aud
delaine S5a36c: coarse S4a55c; Canada
3la32c; tub washed, choice 36s38c; fair
S5a36c; unwaShed combing and delaine
medium 25a97c; coarse 25a26c; bright
unwashed, clothing, fine or Y and Xxx l9a
ono
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. I)ecember "a

WHEELING, December IL.
The -four market has at last been broken,
after long siege of unchange. Theinfux
has been more marked in the past few days
and there has been decided drop.
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, IS 40; in paper 50 So per bar
rel. Minnehaha in cotton sacks a 75;
Minnehaha in wood, 81 IS; Galaxy in sacks,
a IS; Galaxy in wood, s. IS; Famous in
sacks, 8 50; Famous in wood, 50 40. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks Of 140 pounds,
a IS per barrel.
GRGIS-Wheat per bushel, No. 1, zoe;
corn 6Oa75c per bushel new corn assoc ;oats
per bushel, 45a4Sc; No. 3 white 4Sa45c.
FEED Middlings per ton $lS 00a20 90;
bran per ton SIS O0a19 90; baled hay per ton
1890; loose hay SIS oosl6 90 per ton; de-
nand brisk