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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02

Ser oeutIbe 2eIer, ipelder ben Sitel
anIeres 9lrtifels lieit uno oann oas
beisesebene Bib nit ieinen. beimatbs
li6en @rinnerungen pergleidt, miro
allerbinss iiberruibt. pielel6t ents
t1ui6t iein. glber er mag beoenten,
iuie auBerorbentlid beridienen aeitaltet
1i6 Der Se9riif bes Sorfes in Der man=
niefalti9en oeuti9er @auen ausprdst
peridieoen, wie bic Stammeseieen=
tbimli6feiten ii6 in benz beuti1en
Yaterlanoe BON chamber abionoern.
Man nebme nur einmal beiipielsmeiie
elm norooeutI6es nieoerIGbfi1es =
uno Elm tbiiriueiibes : frdntii9es =
Sorf gum 9er9leid ! Sort .ein5eln
legenbe @ebofte. Die in @eitpbalen
uno einselnsn Sbeilen Yommerns io=
sar CUR. bollisen einiamen 3eriireuuns
Der io9en. 9lbbauten uno 9tusbauten
auf Der ganien Gelomart ausarten.
9ie Wobnbduier ielblt iino nieorig.
nit Der sront ni9t nad Der Strabe.
icnosrn nad Dem Wirtbi9aftsbofe su.
gBie anoers basesen in Sadienl Sn
Der Mnlage ieIbIt unterideibet iib bier
bas 9prf in nidts bon Der Staot. Sie
Sduier brdneen iid ruie Gngitlid Sdul=
ter an Shulter. Sie StrQBen iinb
iorgialtis sepflaitert; Die Sduier iauber
eeipeibt uno meiit nit &altbewurf per=
ieben. 9lu9 1T bas id9liide 9auerns
baus iebr ger1unlig. bat ausnabmslos
me9rere Stofwerte. Saoon oient Der
untere als 6amilienmobnune. bic obe=
rem Itets als 0orratbsipeider fir oas
aus9eorOi9ene 6etteibe. 9artofelu.
Sdmereien II. (. w. Ser norboeuti6e
9auer miro ME oaran oenteu, iein Saus
ols Sdeune. su benuben; bohitens Der=
tpasrt er feline Sartoheln i'm Seller.
0as Rittersut liest in Sadien uno
iiberbaupt in Dlittel= uno Siiobeutlh-
LAMB mitten int .0ori ooer in oer Staot.
SIM Noroen lie9t es ,ueitab. gang iiolirt
unb nur bon ben 4atben ieiner Sage
lobner. Der ebemoli9en Sorisen, um-
eeben.
Don alleoem ipirb man auf unierem
@bieaeoer oeutiben Sorf nidt piel sr-
bliden. IS ioll aber aud Elm Sbeal-
BORT iein. es ioll ben 3ped perfolsen,
Die biltorii6e gnttpidelung bes platter
2anbes in ben peridieoenen oeutiden
@auen Dor Iugen gu fiibren unb auBer.
bem Die beredtiaten gieentMimli4teiter
Der peri4ieoeuartieen Bauarten in Nort
unb Suo, in Welt uno Sit bem 8eii.
der flar Su MAIDEN.
Ser 0orldufer Der beuti9en Bitter
glitter, als 0ertreter Der 2anowirtbi6aft
i'm 9roBen Sill uno nah ben peri9ie.
Oenarti9iten 3weisen, 1T Die oeuti9t
BURG.
Sn Der Wlitte bes us eneI. Sui
Iansen Ylabes i'm Sadion Bart erbeb
lid itols cine i'm Stile bes Sabres
1900 erbaute Sur1. umaeben BON ei,
mem 5 Mieter breiten 9raben,' blnte,
Dem als peitere S6ubmebr Yaaiiaoer
emporrosen. lleber eine 3ugbriid,
fiibrt Der g9eg burd Elm md9tise:
| Sanbiteinportal ir oas Snnere of!
Saues. Sii ben 3immern, Sdleu uni
Sallen finoen mir Die beriibmteite WaI
feniammluu9 Seuti6ldnos, gieentbun
oes Staotratbs WsitgIiebes, 9tidarl
9i1ille in 6rose.saiH. Beqen iea3i,
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gearp's @sfabrten.

glle Sorider. ipelbe in 8esenben
Inn ben Noropol iid ldnsere 3eit auf-
5alten mubten. iinb sinis in Dem un-
beoineten 2obe Der gstimo=0unbe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno nur na9 ib=
rem anatomiiden gau betradtet, 1T es
ulleroines sweiielbait. ob oieie treuen
3biere cine auoere Sesei6nung. aIs Die
elmer bloben Spislart, pielsidt oes
SdGferbunbes. ooer bes SpiBes, ooer
beioer suoleih. bsunlpruheu biirfen.
aber lon9e @eru0bnung uno yererbung
BON @encra!ion su Generation inter
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breites @eiidt unb audte ben alten
Utajor au9eni9einli9 b0dli9it anii-
iirt oil.
.Min @ott, bat peiten Sci bod,
Serr Wabior," entsesnete er i'm brei=
teiten plattbtuti9, I'D bin ipeboer mol
bi min 8rub in be 8eerlanoen melt,
Dat arme Wtdten barr bod gor Jon
9rot 8erlangen nod mil"
YSm! So2 Iiio bel Sbre Sraut in
bic Wierlanben iiino Sic gsipeien2"
1OlOmull, Serr Maoior. bi be oide
Crime, Sci ienneu ebr 10 oil nod. be
fr69er bi Sci beint batt!"
.Sm, bm! Bei bic alio2 ga uno
was babsn Sic oa benn gema6t2"
Sauerlano 9rinite gebeimniBpoa.
.Oje. Serr Maoior." lneints Ct
Damn NIT ben Iu9en sfuinterno, bat
es bier bod woa en- Yeten mioliftis tau
pertellen! Sat seibt ia amer ot eisent=
lid teiuen Meniden wiber mat AM"
.Sm, 1m. bm! Sia, bate oas oenn
dber mid 3eit bis iuenigitens Der @rer=
siertag oprbei mar? IS tbut mid unge-
beuer leio. Sauerlano. aber mir tperoen
Sbnen tpenigitens Su bier @o6en ltrens
gen Nrrelt perurtbeilen miilien. oenn
Sic baben Die Gompasnie BON Saupta
mann Yaulien gar su iebr in Ser=
legenbeit gePradt!"
Sept muroe Sauerlanb aber qrob,
oroentli9 babnebiiben erob ,Wat?"
oonnerte er our9's 2otal, ,,iuat2
Beer Woden itrenseu Irreit. mil id be
beiapene Hauperbano bet Nbeno MID
mad GUS bra9t beff ? Set nebm i'd
MD an !~
.yaber Sauerlanb. 10 iein Gie bod
oerniluftig." iiel in bieiem Mueenblid
Der alte 9utmiitbise Sauptman pauls
len elm, has wirb ia 9llles mid 10 beiB
ausgegeileu. als es aufgefiillt wirb
gDir weroen f6on bapor ioreen. ba6
Sic in Sbren itren9en 4rreit aud en-
Sett uno oroentli9 mas >Su eiien unb
,u trinten triegen Did pabr, rteine
Serren?" panote er Iih an oas ibri9e
Sriegsgeridt," neldes au6 natiirlih
beitimmeno nit oem Ropfs nidte.
9lber Der .9eierteur" blsb unerbitt=
LID. ,,Nee ia" idrie er abermals.
id oaub't mid Sd nebm't mid an !""
Sa mar oenn nun alleroings gutter
Natb tbeuer. Wfan berietb leiie bin
uno Der uno idlieblid meinte Der alk
Major 8oB:
,Ra, mas molfn Sic uns oenn fir
Soridldee MAIDEN. Sauerlano?"
,6iiIilirt mill id peroen! Sobtl1ei=
ten iaa man mi! So as iif bat for
en- ri9tiaen. anitdnbiaen Seiertdr ae=
boren oeibt! 50 itebt Dot in De &riesss-
seisBe!"
9lae Wetter! Sas mar aber tpirtlih
benn bod Elm bisden unperiddmt.
-Gber Sauerlano," t0nte es bon als
fen Seiten. .nebmen Sic bob Sernunft
an, ieien Sic ood semiitbli6. oas sebt
ia bod gar ni6t."
Ser tapfere Serseant lieB lib aber
nidt perbliihen. @r Dollte abiolut
tuotgeI6oien werben.
@ntweoer tootseidoiien ooer sdnslib
freigeiprO6en. Nuf pier5ebn Sage,
adt Sage. orei Sage arreit, Die man
ihm i6lieblid anbot. lieB sr li9 par.
tout niht elm.
sd lat mid nit mi banbsln!" par
feline leite gntgesnung.
SaB man unter iolden llmitonosn
idlieBlid auf ieine SeItrafung oerSit=
tete. leu9tete wobl Elm. gla1 meiner
9lniidt tonnte ous 3'ide 2riessseribt
iiberbaupt nur frob fsin. baB er fir
feline Seiertation nibt nod cine 6elo-
entl9doiguns perlanats. Die man ibm
au4 am @noe nod susebillist bate!
Gou.aro Siir9enien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02
Gine frama oiiihe Grin ucrmna !.

EFT vos dames?" 60 pfeete be,
Sirssrtonis 2ouis 9bilippe ieinen
Mtiniiter Sbiers mad ieinen 2ieben oaz
beim su fragen; benn Wonlieur Shiers
bate = man ersdblte es ii6 ld6elnb
bel Spie : 3lpei Serrinnen: ieine Srau
uno ieine Sdrpd9erin 6rdulein Sosne.
Son Den Sreen itarb Wpniieur suerit
1870, bann Wabame (1880l; Mabe-
mpiielle blieb als llniperialerbin suriid.
sic mar i'm eriten Iuaenblif perleeen,
mas iie nit ben Sddben anfaneen
iOllte. uelde Serr Sbiers nit fleiBigen
Sduoen suiammengetraaen uno 6rau
Sbiers nit peinlider @enauieteit su=
iammen9ebalten bate. Die io9en.
Sunitiammlung bes @r prdiioenten
Der &epublit puroe i'm 2oupre unter-
sebradt, no iie jebt sur @rbeiterung
ibrer ieltenen 8eiu6er bient.
Sic beltebt bauptid9Ii9 aus bema(=
fem por5e0an9eldirr in Sieoermaier=
form. Nquarelltopien, &afael'iden Was
oonuen uno allerlei une9ten glltertbii=
mern. Die Der alte Ssrr auf ieinen &ei=
len bon Sr6olern peri6iepener Climber
als Gatbtdufe eritanoen bat. Was
iollte aber 6rdulen 0osne nit al bem
@elo anIangen, oas Der Ieli9e Mon=
iieur nit ieiner nGei5i1te oes Goniu=
lots" peroient unO ourd 9eidifte 4n=
la9e in &oblen9rubenactien BON 9nsin
perbunberttdltigt batte2 gs paren
polle 26 Millionen. Sie @rbin aing
3u Sules Simon, bem guten Sreunoe
Der periiorbenen Sbiers, uno bat ibn
nm Die Soee elmer Stiftung. bur6
welde oas Mnoenten oes Sin9eidiebe-
men piirbis fort9epflan3t werben tonnie.
IS tdme ibr anf einise Millionen
nidt an.
Sules Simon erIann cine Gtubien=
peniion fir iunge 9elite, bic ldb Der
Bolts uno StaatstpiHeni6aft riibmli1
befleiBisen. 9lber es Ipllte feline tdta=
li1e Yeniion iein: Gin Yalalt NIT
itattliden @obnrGumen uno umianq=
reidsr Sibliotbet, allem mooernen
Comfort nno elmer prd9tisen Yebau=
iun9 fir ben Director, = oies ales
nur fir bier bis flint bofinunaspole
Siinglinse. Die je sluei bis orei Sabre
lang oa frei bon allen materieIlen Sor-
gen freie Station gerue6en uno iiber=
nies nod ein sutes Sai6eu9slo erbal-
ten ioaten. Sules Simom arbeitete
ben Ylan Der Stiftune aus unb erbielt
ielber bic Sireetoritele nit 10000
Sranes 6ebalt. sln Der slpenue 9ctor
Sugo muroe Der 9alalt in einem rei=
Senoen part erbaut. Sn oem MaBe
aber. tuie Der Ylan ieiner Musfiibrunq
ndberriidte. perbitterteH iih bic 8esie=
bungen Swli6en Srdulein Dosne uuo
oem Director. Maoemoiiene, bic 9ln-
faugs periproden bate. Ii1 in ole
Sefimmunsen gu fiisen. pelde Sules
Simon trehen miiroe, perlubte nebr
unb mebr ibren ei9enen 3opf burd3u=
ieben. burdtreuste Die Vbiidten oes
Organilatots uno CAB ou1 nidt na1,
als Sules Simon ihr ertIdrte. oaB er
Iein glmt nur oann betpabren Tonne,
luenn er nit Der 0erantwortunq sus
gleid aud bi. tbatid9li1e 2eituna
babe. SdlieBlib blisb ibm nidts
iibria. als ieinen Riidtritt Su nehmen.
6rdulsin Oosne ioa aleroinss unter.
oeien f9on eiueu anoeren Director aes
funoen baben, einen sefiiaiseren. bel
bem iie, wie tpeilano i'm Sbisrs 'iden
Sauie, has sntfdeioenoe Wort&en
reoeu fann.
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9er,Binter nabt.

SIM Sommer = tpenn man iiber
baupt bon einem Sommer ipreden
lam, In weldem faNm fiimmerlide
@rdier geoeiben = pldti9ern mil6-
p.iBe @letiderbdde upiiden ben ara=
nitenen Mordnen, am 6ube bes Glet=
iders iid gu einem sepaltisen Seden
oereiili9eno.
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benz eiiisen Iorben baben gisenidaf.
ten in bieien Sunben sur Geife sebra6t,
ipelde fie gu uneriebli9en @eiabrten oes
Yolarmeuiden MAIDEN. Sbne iie Md.
rem Heiien in Noroiibirien cine llnn0g.
li6feits eelbf i'm entieblidfcn Sdnee.
iturm fpeib ii9 oGs Huge @ei1Opi
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gnttduidt. Serr (auf ei.
ner mad Dem Srte 9. fibrenoen 2ano=
partie 5u ieiner Same): yWeiu 6rdu=
lein = tuoaen Sic mir cine Sersensa
Iraee beantporten2"- 6rdulein (einen
9lutrae erwarteno): -Yitte !"-Serr:
. .9eiommen mir wobl in .. elm gutes
Bier 2"
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8ebanfenfpa6n.
@as niibt elmer Giiniilsrin all' ibr Sa-
lent,
Wenn tein Serebrer es anertennt!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Among the Pugilists.

At the Glasgow Club, London, Lachie
Thomson, champion lightweight OF
Scotland, became involved in a dispute
with John McKenna, rural pugilist
They decided TO settle the affair in bare
knuckle style and ring was formed.
The noise attracted the police. Their
knocks az the doors being diSregdrded,
the officers broke into the building and
arrested the principals. The prisoners
were sentenced 10 pay fine OF 81 each
and be confined I'm jail 30 days.
The directors Of the California Club
will not make any match for March until
the Australian steamer arrives to-day.
The directors think several other pu-
gilists besides George Dawson will be
on board, and Billy Murphy among
them. II he arrives the club will offer
him match with Johnny Van Heest,
who has already agreed to meet him.
Sailor Brown was one of the heaviest
swells at Corbett'S exhibition. lie has
spent a portion OF the purse he won on
Saturday night for general outfit. be
wore u black cutaway coat, light trou-
serS, patent leather shoes, light over
coat, brown derby hat and two lovely
black eyes.
Chicago papers are claiming that An
DIV Bowen is a colOred man, but his
friends assert that he is pure Cauca-
sian, his dark skin being due to the
southern climate in which he has lived
since his birth and which he rarely
leaves.
The days OF smuggling matches in Chi
cago are numbered. Hereafter, so long
as Major McClaughrey is at the head Of
the Police Department, knockouts, dis
guiSed as scientific point bouts, will be
prohibited.
The Slavin-Mitchell aggregation was
numerically roasted by the lndianapo-
lis press. As a. penalty for telling the
truth some of the press representatives
were refused admission to the perform
anceS.
The Unknown to meet Slavin at New
Orleans is big stiff. For this light
the club is give Slavin $1,000. A SINH
lar contract was made with Charley
Mitchell for the same amount.
Bobby Dobbs, the Denver lightweight,
who is ready to fight and man in his
class, arrived in Frisco yesterday. He
expects 10 get match in the Occidental
Club.
Billy Mclean, 81 years old, spared
with Peter jackson and made rattling
set-to. Billy is far more clever than
! Peter.
Jack Mel, of Birmingham, England
and Jim Govern, Of Bridgeport, fight
in private March 18th for purse Of
! $500.
Joe Jannon and Joe McAuliffe, the
top weights, fight before the Pacific A
! c. for So. 500.
The Pacific Club has fixed the Kier
uan-McCauu fight for March l6.
New York sports say COroett los
ground by his fake.
Corbett's share OF his fake last Tues
day was $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER MONDAY FEBRUARY ~ 1892

set by the Western League and each
club will, as in the past, sign its own
players.
Johnson, who pitched a part OF last
season with the Kansas City team, and
Fred Underwood and Sherbocker, who
are also Kansas City boys, have signed
with Rockford, of the Illinois-Iowa
league. Hugh Nicol is the manager Of
the club.
1t is said that Willie McGunnigle is
telling Eastern pitchers that the signs
he gave Pittsburg last year are so good
that they are liable to use them this
season, so the pitc hers can be prepared
to read them.
Mark Baldwin was in st. Louis yes
terday. 1t is not probable that he will
further prosecute his case against Pres
ident Won der Abe, Of the ST. Louis
Browns. A compromise has likely been
reached.
D. Z. Winslow, 'S5, who was the
greatest base bali captain Harvard has
had in the last decade, will go out TO Cam
bridge once week and help Capt.
rockingham in the general coaching.
Manager Gus Schmelz returned last
night from Toledo and reported that, al
though matters are not settled there as
yet, there was reason to be encour-
aged.
The signing of Brouthers doesn't
mean the releasing of Dave Foutz, for
Dave will be used as a pitcher and an
extra fielder.
Clements says he doesn't want to
captain the Phillies this year, but the
directors think that the catcher is bluff
fing.
The schedule has been built. 1t
will consist of 154 games, each club
playing fourteen more games than here
tofore.
Jesse Burkett, of Cleveland, is at
Worcester, Mass, where he has been
keeping in condition skating all winter.
Henry Gruber says: 81 am not wor-
rying about 1882. Have some good Of
fers and feel as we'll as / ever did"
The Allegheny Club has been organ
lied. Blackstock, Johnson, Wilson,
Halter and Gordon are members.
Yale College base ball games with the
Philadelphia, New York and Washing
ton teams have been cancelled.
Whitney in 50 games hit in IS runs.
This is what ruins him in the eyes Of
the PittSburG managers.
O'Connor's Columbus friends gave him
gold badge just before his departure
for st. Louis yesterday.
a Louisville paper is getting votes on
Brown and Pfeffer. Just now the latter
is the favorte.
Harvard insists on having the tie
game on neutral grounds, hence the
split with Yale.
Cleveland is certain Hot Springs
trip will put the men in excellent
shape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

are Charley Brumfeid, who killed Paris
Brumfield, his father, and the cele-
brated "WhIte Cap" cases Will also
come up. but as the main prosecuting
witnesses are understood to have left
the country, it is not believed a trial
will be reached at this term.
Many sheep throughout Jackson
county are affected with scab. w. G.
Hickle lost thirteen sheep and over
sixty lambs, James Elliot had twenty
victims OF the disease on one log heap,
]. A. & n. u. G. Shinn lost good
many, j. A. Mcintosh had some die on
his Elk Fork farm, and the focks OF
numbers of others suffered more or less.
The trial of c. C. Cook for the kill
ing of Nose Scott, colored, took place
last week at Hinton, and resulted in a
verdict Of not guilty. 1t was shown
that Scott had threatened Cooks life,
and that Cook had been warned OF the
threats, and that Scott was advancing
upon Cook in threatening and abusive
manner at the time he was killed.
A woman by the name Of Mrs. Ben
nett was killed on Brush Fork, Richie
county, Tuesday, by tree falling on
her. Two men were chopping down
tree when Mrs. Bennett came along.
She was warned to get out OF the way,
but she thought she was safe. The
tree fell across the road she was travel
ing and caught her, killing her instant
ly. 1t was al unfortunate occurrence.
Mrs. Minnie Blair, OF Richie county,
who sued for divorce some time ago,
and $500 a,imony, was allowed divorce
and $3.50 yesterday. Thus ends long
contested case between her and her nus
band, A. c. Blair. In the first place a.
C. Blair sued for divorce, but failed TO
prove his allegations; then his wife en-
tered counter suit.
Three young men OF ShepherdStown
were before Mayor Lemon Monday az
ternoon, charged with an assault upon
another young man, down whose throat
they had forced the neck OF cham
payne bottle while they themselves
were "full." The trio were fined an
aggregate of $50 and costs.
Mrs. Catharine Cook, the widow OF
one Of the labOrers killed in the last ex-
ploSion OF the kellogg powder works,
was in Wayne c. II. Monday, to be ap-
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF
her late husband. She then instituted
suit against the powder company for
10000 damages.
1t is reported that the Government
lock, above Burning Springs, has been
badly injured by the heavy runs OF logs
this winter, and there is danger Of the
dam giving away if the running is not
ceased. Elizabeth Times.
The school house at Cairo, Richie
county, was burned a few days ago.
The loss was 81, roo, on which there was
policy of $500 in the Peabody of
Wheeling.
Wheeler Hams was accidentally killed
at Higginsvllle, Hampshire county, By
S. A. Romeo. The Coroner's jury rem
dered verdict exonorating Romeo.
1t is said that water will be turned
into the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
about the 1st of March. The canal is
in pretty good order.
John Collett, young man living near
ElkinS, has been sent to jail to answer
a charge of forgery.
Huntington people now want shoe
factory.
DON'T fool with Indigestion. Take
BEECHAMs PILLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February 20.-Cattle-Recelpts
GOO head: shipments 1000 head; market
steady; natives g. 50a4 10; otockers 81 i5a
90; cows 81 S0a2 20.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head: shipments
5000 head; market, steady; rough and
common s. I0s4 60; mixed and packers
- 70a4 So; prime heavy weights 81 goa
O5; light - o5a4 30.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady and shade
higher; ewes 81 25a4 60; mixed e. 6lat 30;
wethers s. GOa5 75; westerns 80 l5a5 50;
lambs, s. j0a6 80.
EAST LIBzRTy. February 20.-Cattle-
Receipts l Ia head; shipments 95i head;
nothing doing; all through consignmentS
Hogs-Rcceipts 1900 head; shipments
5000 head; market ilrm;all grades 60 UJa
-.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
600 head; market slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATt. O.. February 90-Hogs,
steady; common and light e. 5Oai 50;
packing and butchers a 60aj W. Ship
ments 1860 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
The Wool Market.
RrniStrsct'S.

The wool trade is quiet, but prices
hold steady at the declioe. The goods
market has been in Such sluggish con-
dition that manufacturers are not in
clined to buy wool beyond their imme-
date wants, and there now appear TO
be reasons for believing that prices are
going lower on both domestic and for
eign woods. Buying at present is
largely confined 10 Australian woods.
The importation OF these woods
have been large, aud dealers
have been forced through com
petition and the inferior quality OF the
wool to offer their stocks at much lower
prices than they did last year. On
choice Australian values are firm and
unchanged, but the greater part OF the
imports are defective woods and below
the average OF last year. While the
buver has obtaiped his wool at lower
prices the concessions made by the
dealer have not been In most instances
commensurate with the difference in
quality OF the wool bought now
and in 1891. The London sales
close on Saturday, and al
ready over 5000 bales have been
taken for this country and Canada.
There has been a moderate demand for
fleeces and prices are said to be fairly
firm, but il is noted that dealers are be-
coming tired of holding their stocks.
Very little is being done in either Cali
fornia or Texas woods. Territories are
Quiet and values are unchanged, but in
cliued to be weak and lower. Pulled
woods are being taken more freely. Fine
A and b superS are in good demand.
Carpet woods arc dull and prices are
more favorable to buyers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

cloverseed. 500 bags Shipments-Flour,
4 goo barrels; wheat. 5000 bushels; corn,
q, 900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; clover
seed, 600 bags.
CIYciNNArI, o., February 20.-Cotton,
light demand middliug, &c. Flour, quiet
Wheat, strong; No : red csc; receipts
$500 bushels; shipments 500 bushels
Corn. easier; No. mixed 4lc4. Oats,
quiet: No. > mixed 32aS3c Rye, dull,
No. ,, g2c. Pork, dull at ell 40. Lard,
quiet at So 37I1. Bulk Meats, dull, at
81 S7IS. Beacon, steady, ut 81 s1l1.
whisky, firm at 81 "a. Butter, sugar,
and cheese, steady. Eggs, easier, l5c.