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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
FOR SALE.

Large lot at McNechen. Ground lO0K25.
Very cheap.
seven room brick house Forty.nrst and
Wood streets. Pull lot. SA,O0l. on easy terms.
Half lot on Jacob street Firth ward go
House OF eight rooms, with modern convent.
ences. on Jacob street, between Fifteenth aud
Sixteenth streets.
House OF eight rooms, brick, on Nssr5
street Centre Wheeling
House OF seven rooms, on Chapline street,
House Of eight rooms, brick. No. 300 Jacob
street Assoc,
Two hall lots on Eon street, Sixth ward, 5000
each.
Two lots on Wood street, Eighth ward: cheap.
House OF Eve rooms on jacob street, Centre
Wheeling. ground 85NI0D. q 500
House OF seven rooms on North Market street.
cheap; tl,601
Two Houses on corner broadway aud zans
streets.
seven LOIS 5OIlOO feet In Filsn, Whyts aud
Gallagher addition; prlcs 500 10 900 each.
Corner one-hsf lot on NcColl0ch and Bel
mont streets.
Two lots az Edgington Lane.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy terms.
Hoo will buy i've TOomed house, Jacob
street, Centre Wheeling.
One OF the best manufacturing sites In the
city, fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner In Center Wheeling.
House Of siI rooms, $3.50 Woods street In
gCvi condition, q 800
House Of seven rooms 233l Eor street, g, COZ
MONEY TO LOAN.
1900, $3.50, U,5oo tlo)o and '3ooo-cn city
real estate.
NESBITT 81 DEVINE.
4-L t-sl H.rkat Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News Of the Boats and BOatmen Along
the Ohio.

News Of the Boats and Boatmen AI0hs
the Ohio.
The marks on the landing st midnight
showed 6 feet l inch in the channel,
and falling.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, February l.
River feet 9 inches and stationary;
cloudy and cool.
MoRGANTowS, w. Va. February L.
River 4 feet inches and stationary;
clear aud cool.
0WARRES, PA, February River
one foot two-tentks; fair and mild.
FoR COLDS, Group. ASTHMA. BBoN-
cHrTIs and Sore Throat use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, and get the genuine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
DOR SALE.
jaseadh

TOR SALE.
L Shares Elson Glass Works.
~ Shares Wheeling Pottery.
- Shares Warwick Pottery.
10 Shares Wheeling Electric Light
20 Shares Brilliant Iron and Steel Co.
10 shares Ice and Storage Stock.
The Bloch property corner Ninth and Ma!a.
THOS. O'BRlEN,
Telephone 80. lli5H Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
L IMBERLY & DAVIS

Are receiving by the Wig. B. & t. Co. the
FIRST CAR uuloaded st their New FreiGh,
Depot. Il is loaded with choice MICHIGAN
OATS. The firm will have car load OF Corn
by the same route Tuesday or Wednesday. flo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
McLAIN'S
PICTORIAL SYRUP

Il one Of the best remedies FOR Coughs snd
Colds now kpoWn. u contains no Opium 90
o;haE narcotic Can Be tASen "a 1hy 9pAquty,
or b tie noss dsiteste Dsrsos, witkegt PRO
duciax headexhs oy aay other inconyenisec>.
Prsparsd By EcLA1s BEoTHERs, Drgggisu,i
corner Twelfth and Marcel BtrsstA jsi&-
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puntPn.

UTANTED-A POSITION BY A LADY TO
w do general homework. AddreS A. care
this Office, feblq
uTANTED-COOK. MUST COME WITH
w references MRS A. G. WHITAKER, Si6
Main street. le@s
uTANTED-A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK
w for a small family. VIII pay good wages
to q good girl. Apply to NJ. J. MCFADDkN,
1920 and 1922 Market street. le2l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSONS TO
w represent financial corporation IN All
cities and towns. Liberal terms. THE NORTH
AMERICAN FINANCE COMPANY, Minneap-
oils Mimi telV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
Horses Perform.

There was a fair sized audience a:
the Opera House last night TO enjoy
Prof. Bristol's exhibition Of trained
horses. They performed a number Of
feats and did sums in arithmetic with
unerring accuracy. In the last named
accomplishment Sultan proved himself
the star. Not only did he give answer
to problems propounded by Mr.. Bristol,
but 70 others given out by auditors
which were not repeated by the trainer.
In addition TO this he looked at watch
and told the time and enumerated the
day of the month and the number
the month. Denver, q meek-lOoking
donkey, is the comedian of the COM
pany, and he could give many points on
portrayiug unconscious humOr. His
performance on the swing and the see
saw in the second part won him de-
served applause. Comanche's balan-
cling on the see-saw also made a hit,
while his imitation Of a rockipg-horse
was a clever piece Of work. The per-
Torrance will be repeated tonight.
Reed and Rattan Company,
The stockholders of the Arbenz Reed
and Rattan Company met at their office
on Twentieth street and elected the
following Board Of Directors: John
Arbenz, Emil Hesse, w. II. Ramp, F. c.
Arbenz, John 2. Arbenz. The Board Of
Directors held a meeting and elected
the following officers for the Company:
John Arbenz, President; Emil Hesse,
Vice-President and Manager; w. H..
Ramp, Secretary and Treasurer. The
Company has remCdeled the Arbenz
furniture factory and are putting in
the latest and most improved machinery
TO be had.
Mr.. Hesse, the manager for the
Company is an expert designer and has
had large experience in the factories OF
this line of furniture both in this
country and Europe. The company
will in the near future place on the
market some Of the handsomest and
most substantial patterns Of this class
furniture which will enable them to
compete with other large concerns in
this line. They expect to be in running
order by March LIST, and will employ
from I25 to $50 hands.
The Board of Directors Of the Wheel
ing and Elm Grove Railroad Company
met Yesterday morning and elected John
Roemer Secretary and G, w. LETTERS
Auditor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02

Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrIa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
Al WANTED Everywhere t

N0,o WANTED EVefyWheFe %
MANAGERS take charge OF our business.
~ Advertise. distribute circulars and employ
help 10 sell goods. WAGES $50 TO $50
PER MONTH. Expenses advanced. State
experience. Wages expected, also your prefer
ence for home work or travelling. SLOAN X
CO., Mfrs, 2e4 George St. Cincinnati, Ohio. flr
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" w NAN d. n 49, -4OA -. - sA'--.-.
l. gon, Mich. four blocks from II irimense
factories, for Sl6o. Only 800 cash. Send your
name and get Plats and Views flee. Write z.
NJ. Steele 4 Sons, Nuskegon, Mich. feelq
7 OsT-oN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 4 COR
i dou Setter. black and gray color. When
last seen WAS around the Bridgeport Toll House.
Had on q collar with name. A reward wil be
paid by returning 20 A. NEWMAN, opposite
Postofice Bridgeport, Ohio. feplt'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
NOTICE.

IL
The regular monthly meeting Of the womGn's
Hospital Association will b. held at the y. n.
c. A. rooms on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1922, IT $50
D. N. A full attendance is desired.
MISS MARTHA J. HARE,
Secretarv.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The business heretofore conducted by Jacobs
& Hamburger having been satisfactorily adjust
ed am no longer responsible for any further
debts contracted by said Jacobs 4 hamburger,
Hamburger Bros. or Julius Jacobs:
fe2o MORRIS JACOBS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
Menu advertisements.

NOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM AND
I rooms In rear, No. 90 Twelfth street, now oc-
febls JNo. McLURE-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07
TWO FINGERS TORN OFF.

A Cannon Cracker Horribly Mangles James
MoKenna's Hand.
Last evening James McKcnna, a young
man who is employed by the Sewer De-
partment, was sitting on beer barrel in
front of the saloon OF David Collins on
Pawtucket avenue at the head OF Garden
street when one of party of men who
were there lighted fire cracker and
placed II on the barrel behind McKenna.
He discovered 1t before it exploded, and
picked it up to throw it out into the
street.
Just as he seized it, the cracker ex-
ploded and his left hand was horribly
mangled.
The first finger was blown off below the
second Joint and the second finger was
stripped OF every shred OF flesh, leaving
the bone bare. The palm OF the hand was
torn terribly and he will be lucky OF the
hand Is not lost.
lie was taken TO the Rhode Island Hos
pital In the police ambulance for treat
ment.
McKenna was employed on the sewer
railway on North Main street and his
duties were to dump tho buckets.
He formerly lived on Marin street, but
was boarding out as his mother was killed
in River Point by being struck by a
train and his father was drowned in
Moosup, Conn, short time ago.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07

Ia funeral of Miss Mamie ldcLAug him
cs1sponica street took place this morning
evsm the Church OF the Sacred Heart.
The Pythian Base Ball team will play q
championship game with the Invictis Sat
urday on the Prospect street grounds
Game at 3:15.
A representative OF the East Sides would
like TO meet representative Of the Hopes
to arrange for a game for from S5 TO s25
| st any time or place.
A young man named Fox found ladies'
/ silver watch on East avenue last evening
and gave II to Officer Wilbur. The owner
can have II by calling at the police sta
/ tion.
Lyman c. Newell and Alfred 8. Taylor
left for New York last night on two
months trip at the seashore and noun
tains with the Brown University Glee
Club.
M. Moy, who has leased the Dexter
street grounds, has rendered the use of the
same for the policeman reporter game
Wednesday, the 10th, two weeks from
yesterday.
Men began this morning to cut down
the giant tree on Main street, near the old
DR.. Wheaton place. Everybody who came
along had some suggestion.to make as to
how II should be done.
One OF John Msrrin's horses ran away
this morning, going onto the sidewalk
and striking the buggy OF George w.
Harris OF LIMERICK In front OF Moy &
Co.'s, springing an axle.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Original
Edward M. z. Poullock, John Finn, Rice
A. Miller, Daniel A. Daley; additional,
Amos j. Wells; original widows, ETC.,
Sarah A. J. Miller, Caroline A. Molten.
All lovers Of music should visit the
warerooms of Meiklejohn q Lomas to-
morrow and Saturday at the opening of the
new addition to their piano parlors, just
completed. Good music will be rendered.
Hugh Nolan, A years OF age, was ar
rested by Officer Reynolds last evening on
q warrant charging him with being a
common drunkard. In the District Court
this morning he pleaded guilty, and his
case was continued for sentence.
John II. schoheld, formerly editor and
publisher OF the Rhode Island Democrat,
ID now engaged In the stock business In
Chicago. Mr.. schoheld is known IN this
State AZ an energetic, reliable newspaper
man, and his friends will be glad to learn
of his success In his new field.
A eonvention NJ the Irisb Jitsrorv So
cieties Of this State was held in Providence
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements for an annual excur-
sion. II was voted that grand union ex-
cursion be made to Rocky Point, Thurs
day, July Is, and that an invitation be ex-
tended to all OF the cadet companies to
participate as escort. John O'Connell has
been appointed Chief Marshal, and James
P. Brady and John r. McAlevy, aids.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07
MANVILLE.

Patrick Purcell, formerly Of this village,
but now a soldier in the I'd U. s. Artillery,
Is on his furlough with relatives in this
village. His regiment is stationed at
Newport.
Barney Kilbride, for number OF
months an employe in the Centreyille
Plush Work, has resigned that position.
Mr.. Kilbride left last night for Chicago,
where he will reside.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07

Mill street generally looks more like a
carriage repository than public
thoroughfare.
The work on the sewer has kept the
upper end of Railroad street closed to
travel for some time.
President James III. Andrew of the
Town Council has presented the firemen
of the Kendall street station with an
elegant flag which was raised Monday.
Very poor judgment and very little
care for the public convenience were
shown Tuesday and Wednesday when the
planking on the Foundry street railroad
crossing was torn up while Railroad stree,
was also closed by the sewer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07
RADLEIy ( C00NEY
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES in
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR.

/ dies Oxford Ties at all prices
from G8c 10 50 80 pair.
Cild's black spring heel, Ok
ford Ties, sizes 5 to s, at 1Sc a
pair, worth CSC.
Child's patent quarters tan color
vamps sizes 9 to II, at 4Sc pair,
worth 75c.
20 pairs of Ladies' Oxford Kid
Lined, patent tips, worth $50,
sale price CSC u pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07

The exc ptional qualities are
good cotton, good stitching and
good prices for the customer.
5 dozen White Skirts, trimmed
with 8 inch wheel lace, good cot
ton, well made SOC.
5 dozen White Skirts, 3 tucks,
a inch Hamburg, good cotton, at
50c.
5 dozen White Skirts, 3 Wckp,
3 inch cambric rullo and 3 inch
lace at soc.
5 dozen Night DIcsse7, Y shaped
neck, trimmed with 3 inch ham
burg, cambric rullle on sleeves at
Soc.
Bargains Of all Bargains
20 dozen Surah Silk Belts, re-
ceived too late TO advertise for
Saturday, and sorry we arc too as
we would not have to tell about
them today, colors, black, white,
navy and garnet, choice OF the
lot II lie.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07
Mems furnishings.

We have u few more dozen of
those fancy Outing Shirts that We
intend to olose out this week at
very low prices.
We have Sateen, Crepe, Madras,
Don ct and Chevlot3 Shirts at lSc
each
% dozen p,ir of Fine Sus-
penders that retail at 3S and SOC
a pair, we will close them at bic
a PAIR
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07

The thermometer goes up
and prices with square deal
ings for a foundation come
down. Better avail yourself
of this opportunity for such a
chance won't occur again.
Here are a few hot weather
quotations that will interest
you. All of our broken sizes
that sold for $I2, SI3, SI4,
SIS and $40 now going at
$S.o7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03


ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 1.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Patenti, s. 5ji fan
cy. 81 eOa8 8O; fancy, e 1000 pOi choice,
~ a56a2 40; fninily, - Ol0rl 10.
Wheat opened firm. advanced 5sc tlon
dropping, closing ia ~ below Yesterday
Cash, G0c; October t9%c December, dA
d7lJgc; May is9se
Corn followed wheai, 5'oslng ~ pv1er
yesterday. cash, 4Ols@ ~ X Ntl9sea' ~ )
December 4O'sc; year, n'5o .lIyl 70
Oats lover .a'n; ~. .'yso, V z.s}o w
@2lIci NoNou,u NJ ,s Way NV
Corn moal--s3 lV'gs - ,-,,
Whisky-Steady, ~ ~ lor hnlshoa R9oa9'
Bagging ana cotton ueS steauy ara ah-
changed,
Begging a@StG.
Iron cotton tiea-sllO -
Provisions dpl WIN onY llght )oDplhg
trade done al previous gu ~ tons,
Pork-Betleri ~ IKE lor ~ we,
trlet grades. ,,,
longs and ribs 81 20, shorts 81 gbi boxed
lots loo more ..,, seo. ,o,n
Bacon-Paeked bhouldeIs' - -oi longs
and ribs, s. 75i shorts g 90
Hams-Sugar cured, Gil oo@l2~
kansas CRY, Mo, Oct Wheat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03
SATURDAYS MARKETS.


fol owing are prices 10 retail merchants
loi 3rt Worth packing house products:
lge hams, l2s{; medium hams, l3c;
hams, l9l4 breakfast bacon. l2c;
dr 1t, short clear, ~ dry salt backs,
con backs, "a shortclear, bacon, 10
1881 1rd. basis tierce, 91lc; family lard ".
81 ;ial prices for jobhers; also retail
nnts desiring TO buy In car lots.
hu owing are Wholesale quotations for
'ft North packing house products. Prices
fe7sd each day and the following quota
lt'- fe subject to change any time. Yes
4df ,losiug based on Job lots.
~ sgale-hOr tin cans, 50lbs, two Ia
case id Nc; 20lbs, four IN case, add Ac,
ts we've 10 case, ndd &c; slbs, twenty
p case, add ic.
wooden packages 10 ID pail, add sc
te.l1 iulls, add.9(c; 60 10 pals, add &c; X
p ~ Nc; bbls add 4.
OPS hundred pounds OF one kind OF sau-
sa4 % bologna, Ne less than list price; il
~ ldd &c
Faa meat observation-disclosures beef,
fiaes and earcasses, steers, bi(aGc: hind
luaitsS, steers GLasc; foreouarters
atea 3lla4Xci sides and carcasses.
crF fn5c; headquarters, cows, kjSh6c
~ lrtersi cows, aa8isc
cuis-Loins, per pound. i3c; stand
fH fts, &c, chucks, 50: hackhaives &c.
itu1er pms. lie; flank sueaks Sc; rib rolls
~ 9qneleas rnnps, &c; short loins, 15c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03

drops, A. b.. assorted flavor, spound box,
400; Japanese STRIPS, cocoanut favor, )
pound box. COO; rock. assorted and white,
t5ci French kisses. per pound, Csc; choco-
late creams Al, 900 lemon drops, frosted,
per box, e5c; burnt almonds, per box, 55c;
clpams, handmade, twelve varieties, SOC;
peanut blocks 65c; peanut bar, per box,
e5c; lozonges, assorted con, b-pound tox,
f5ci gum drops, Mound City, o-pound box,
65ci narshmellows, bantam, 3-pound box,
Csc; marshmsllows, dainty, 5pound box,
SID mixed candies pals per pound, itsc;
stick candy, in pals, Sc.
rRRMRvns. iEriirs. ETC.
Jelly, new, 20lb una a0-lb pals, per h.
B. 5-lb pals pcr dcgon, $40. Pre-
serves, 3-lb tins, two dozen TO case, rer
dozcd, $40; S-lb pals, ono dozen 10 case,
per dozen, s. 50 ,aOlb kanakins, per 10, l0c;
fruil butter, 20lb kanakins &c Mince
meat, 2rlb kanckins, 81 ci lO0-lb kegs, &c;
apple butter 10O.lb kegs, 6lsci 20lb kama
kins, &c. Maple syrup, VI DTS. dozen TO
case, $3.50 half gal. half dozen to case,
sjOOi l gal half doL 10 case per doz,
rRopuoE, ETC.
Potatoes, Texas choice eating, per bu.
p3o delivered; retail, 81 % per hu. de-
liyered; Northern, wholesale, p5c per bu,
retail, Doc per pecki California 81 l0i
Colorado Greedy per bushel tll0, On
ions, choice red per 10. llSc; Texas, ne.
Beans, small white California, iaAi4c; Calf
fornia bayou, 4Sc; Linus, Dc; California
pink, &c; medium white. da4i4c Special
price for round lots. Garlic double string
.lcaSl 90 Chill pepper, small quan ~,
2Sc; by bale OF 100 10 200 lbs, PC, Cominos
seed, per III, s0c, Orange per lb.i zoe.
Cabbage, Be per ID.
POULTRY, EGGs AND nurrEh
Prices paid by dealers-Old hens, Sc IS
per dor spring chlckeus, large, { Is;
spring chickens small, e. %; eggs, lac per
doz butter, fresh good lsci common coun-
try l5,.
Retailers get-old hens, 81 90 per dozen I;
spring chickens, largo, g 90; spring chick
eus, small, g. 10; butter, fresh, 20c per
pound; butter, common country 2Ooi eggs
20c pur dozen.
HIDES AND WOOL.
hides Buyers are paying; Dry flint
heavy, 6lSc; light 40; dry salt, 44ci
grccn salt. &c; butchers green, 2ifc.
Wool-.Light medium, li92Oc; low mo.
dinm, ii6eldc; ilue l5col6c
Horns, boots aud bones, 81 90 per ton de
livered.
GRAIN AND rEEpsTurF
Quotations below are on grain from
store.
Corn-Car lots, 40c per bushel in sack;
retail, Boo; IN ear, wagon lots, SOci retail,
4Oc per hushel
Oats Sacks. 2TjSc per bushel in car lots
30c single busheI.
Brai-6Sc per 100 pounds, (. o. b, In car
lots retail soc per 100
Cotton seed Per bushel, 25c, retail.
llay-Looso local, per ton, a. 5Ol6 90
best torney, carload lots (. o, b., $40 poi
ton ton lots, 50. %; second grade, carloads,
T. o. b.. $500; ton lots. $500; choice upland
hay, car lots, T. o. b., $500; retail, SOD pet
ton
Amber cane seed-Per bushel, wholesale,
zoe, retail 500.
Millet-Per bushol, Si.1b
Alfalfa seed-S, por bushcL
Wheat-Buyers arc paying: No. 2, Go
| (. o. b. at Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03
1 DEMOCRATS
A Campaign With an
fashioned Dinner
FEAST OF POLITICS
nscn snosks o. clcyoIand's Ecu
nlnisltalio1 and Of Harrlsoa's
al One MS Arrangement
b me Force BIZ.
EEAsT OF POLITICS,

,lf ISLAND pARK. ONO,
r6 dov ,vns chosen by the
f. ~ campaign committee
Z. bIitical eanvnss lu Ohio.
arranged 20 have Hon.
,lIi ri. OF New York. one OF
"a mi his illness vented
stevenson candidate for
I'm ,yas pseortpd 10 the
:, q spariai train alone with
~ Sioped pir.pio dinner was
N tbe DAYS ex6reise. af-
4 East az poliiieal argument
terfneon. sv-C,overnor Camn-
,!..hs3.s a5dressod tbs psopie
4 m, s,nnon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03

For -dalaria, Liver Trou-
Bile, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03


sJ6c; No. 10, SX@ az; No 70, 3iblOa
] . lbl6, on A, 4 n-lBni lh-lGc; mould A,
/ 6lSmSi-i6o; standard A, Soc5 g-fie; oou-
| tecuoners 4, 4NOod l-lOcl cut loaf, h-lO
| WSlfi crushed, o 51695 Sc; powdered, 0
az s,loci granulaiod, b0e0 Si0i cubes, 1915
Molasses-rOreign nominate so tosi, iOc;
! New Orleans, dun and steady; common
| TO fancy, 2iaS5c
Rice-Fair demand and firm. Domestic,
fair TO extra, 4Nogdoi Japan, 5@5No
CniuAao. IT., Oct i.--ro-dny brought
a sensational climax IN the big doM In De.
! tnhor ribs out " warrants for tho arrest OF
! tho widely known spocuator John Cu1ahy
/ by Austin Wright on a charge ~ con-
| spirncy In WORKING cornor The nows
! did not develop, howoynE while tho Board
/ Of Trade was In session, and prices OF PRO.
| visions We're not Affected. In other PTS
| II was remarkably quiet Tho grain mar.
| kets were firm during tho first two hours
OF the session. They then began To weaken
aud prices 10 decline, SO at tho close CON.
patVd Nlth yesterday, hgurea showed do
| cline OF isc. corn 50, October nUd May Ne,
and oats Sc, October aud May nc 10 was
nm on day Tor the provision trHe, but Tor
some good huyug ol pork early b Mitchell
| which caused higher pricAa aud brought on
| pretty FREQ scllug by packeia baldwin
! Woaro, Van KIRK, and the volume uf trade
I would have been extremely light as 10
| was, business was merely w pork, with
rios almost neglected and lard dull, but
iiverles
Lending futures olosoi
.Wheat-Octobor '2Sci Docomtor '0yfoi
Corn.octo6or ta}6o; December, csc
"H,v,,, Mas, 10 ,t... D,,,.,,,,,. at.,
IA "a. NJ iXJis,ot6' ivy
Mess PORE October, $40 70; january,
Ind Ortober Al ~, Janunrv 81 gat..
Short ribs-Oetober, $40 To-. january,
s. ~
Cash quotations. No. . spring wheat
1a&o; No. red, i2A@5 2jhG
Coin-No. ., 42ifu
Onts-No - 8Ugtu
No. rye, bic
Mess pork--Sl0 6h6QiO 20
Lard IS iU0oS l9i$
Short ribs sides Oonso) 81 G5Wl0 TO-
Dry sailed shoulders boxed, 81 1907 20,
Short clear sides boxed, 81 Vb6os o.
st. Lous waai
81, LorIs, OCT l-Wo9 3r,
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ma Illinois October seus 9l6fo5c,
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mnn51s, 'uu Az ,,,.t, is,S
y vs., toinradn NSv Mnrica md NTigona.
! i.ssot liz IL, f,t. ,,tfdtr,, il,aairi
nv. ~ nrlr,e io5s5sc. coaTsc and Jaw
i1Siac; light 6ne, ib@iso; heavy hne, 100
~. al ~ cbaj,,, tiii,, ,nsbed ata,eic, falr
~ ,, is y, Sa5,ao,, coa,sc mn. ,vashSd
9s65Ssc
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san AngoI" "o"L
| San Angelo, Tx Oct Especial
wlweniy-four hundred bnfs OF wool were
sold here to-day, making tbrcc-tonrths OF
million pounda disposed OF ms week. Prices
ranged l5@lONo per pound
London Wool sales
LoNpoN, ESQ. Oct lat the wool
sulos today II. o. bales OF good quality
were offered. There was q good Attendance
and competition was brisk. Continental
buyers purchased heavily OF cross breeds
SEQUEL ana piece .u
the prcosi
New South Wales BOO bales, Secured,
4Md@ls 8gEdi do locks anu pieces,
| bIdGnls tl6d. greasy, 43fdnllfd; do locks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03

Liverpool Npht.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. L. Special, Spot
cotton closed steady and unchanged,
Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ll-lB
loou otulnlry .'.-o
Low middllng..., 5-lO
hldding.;.... ',..... '........4
Good middling ...............,.4
Middling hlr............".,,...4 "a
Total sales, 5000 balesi American, GiOO
bales.
Imports, 5000 bales; American, 5000
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-03

Nrw YoRK, Saturday, Oct Visible
supply cotton in world according 70 Chrou.
Gle this date:
Same dny last year,. ........... g,u3u, $40
Difference .............. 5sS. els