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The Press., 1893-08-17


 A. W. Armour, Kansas City, Mo.
 Miss Gertie Butterfield is filling an engagement at Lake Pleasant as cornet soloist.
 -Letters remaining in the office at Staf- ford Springs Aug. 1T, 1898: Mrs. Lambert Ferry, Miss Ida Newcomb, Rev. Charles N. Morris, Mrs. Mary Prencier, Eugene Whitaker.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. s. Converse and child, Mrs. Julius Converse, Miss Genie Lee and Miss Belle Russell are at Block Island.
 Miss Oracle Whittemore is spending two weeks with friends in Eastford and Putnam.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Sanford are at Block Island. z, Winter Post, G. A. R., meets next Monday night.
 Mise Mabel Whittemore has returned from weeks visit with Etta Warren in Eastford.
 Geo. Siswick, boss spinner at the Mineral Springs Co.'S. mill, is enjoying a vacation in Worcester. =. Miss Lena Siswick is spending a week with friends in Putnam.
 Considerable interest was manifested in hastily gotten up base ball game played at the fair grounds last Tuesday p. m. between the Lincoln Athletic club and picked up nine given the name of Square Ponders." Five innings were played, the Lincolns scoring 27 to their opponents 5.
 The Central Vermont railroad will run an excursion to Saratoga via Miller's Falls and Hoosac Tunnel route Wednes- day, August 23d, returning Thursday, August "A. Fare, two dollars for the round trip.
The Press., 1893-08-17


 John A. Foster, A. E. .Cady, D. J. Glazier, Joseph Ferry, F, z. Fairfield, J. M. Lar ned. L. A. Aborn, John Wesley Dimock, A. w. Weaver, Lester Russell, Luther Crawford, L. Helm, H. F. Cady, Everett A. Aborn, H. A. Glazier, w. E. Trues- dell, James Lasbury and many others, with their wives, daughters and sweet hearts, composing one of the most notable and enjoyable gatherings that has been held in the grove this season. About 200 sat down to the tables, which were loaded with well cooked and seasonable viands, fruits and flowers, arranged in way that was very pleasing to the eye and tempting to the appetite. When the farmers' wives do their best they can't be beat. They were in their glory on this occasion, and success and appreciation crowned their efforts. All grangers are supposed to be good farmers and the best of cooks. Boating, dancing and visiting was the or der of the afternoon. The day was one of the warmest, but the cool breeze from off the lake, with plenty of ice cream and ice cold lemonade, kept the thermometer down to the degree of comfort. Mrs. Weston tripped as gracefully in the dance as a girl of sixteen, and Gov. Hyde was as active and entertaining as ever. Pas tor Druley did not roll off from the log into the lake, as some of the fair sex antici- pated (hoped, we may say) he would. The day will long be remembered by all who participated In it's festivities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
DRY GOODS.

NEW York. November 2S.-No depart
nent of commercial industry is more sensi-
tive to the possibility of the deranged con-
dition OF business interests through tariff
changes than the dry goods market, and
with Wall street already in an unsettled
condition as to Industrials as the direct re-
suit of apprehension Of business troubles
to ensue, and with the cotton market, not
withstanding the recuperative tendencies
Of yesterday, again in an upset condition
from the same cause, more or less general
halt was called as to operations in dry
goods in general, and such as would most
necessarily be influenced by tariff changes.
The market for cotton goods generally is
quiet; print cloths about hold their own.
There is poor iobb:ng trade for spot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29

ard string beans 75c: DID can corn beef
81 80; IN can chipped beef - ~; I'D Can
lunch tongue So o.. - 90. At. q
WooDESw ARE--No. tubs % 90; NO.
S. 90; No. 8, "a 25; 2-hoop pals 20: S-noop
81 so: sap 81 90; single washooaros II oOi
double do. 81 so; l crimp double DO. Szoo'
FRuITs-New Turkish prunes S1Sc;Rai
sins. Valencia, new, ;layer Ondaro, new
Sc; London layer raisins - 20; loose mus
catels 81 Is: loose muscatels IN bags, oci
California prunes, in boxes, 80 TO %, 91sc;
do. 40 to so, SIC; do. so to 100, &c; do IN
bags &c less. California evaporated
peaches in bags, lie. oo
OI-Lard, extra western strained, QUO;
carbon, ITO, SIC; carbon, 100, DC; water
white &c: Lewis Miners winter white OIL
Csc; summer white Csc.
SUGARS = Cut loaf SIC; cubes 57sci
fruit powdered SIC; graduated standard
45Ic: Standard confectioners' 43Sc;
Columbia A 1920; Ridgewood A 4S@c;
America A white, SIC; extra . 4l9c; y
4lIc; choice n. o. sugar 4ssa419c.
t2IoE-Fancy pearl SIC: cholce pearl
&c; choice domestic &c; prime domestc
Sc: fair domestic, 415c; fancy head &c.
CoFFEE--Green Coffee-Fancy golden
Rio CSC; fancy green 22c; peaberry 2215 ;
choice green 23c; prime green 81 &c; roast
ing grades 2015c; Java and Mocha 3415c;
high grade CSC. Roasted. in packages
Atbuckle's coffee 24.20c; Jersey conee, IN
bins, "a zoe: Lion coffee 24.2Oc: Arrow COZ
fee 24.20c. Panhandle cotee a4.2Oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29

prrTsrrRG. Pa. November 2S.-Therei is
q continued fair degree Of activity in butter
and eggs with but little change recently IN
prices. Nearby gathered eggs are IN small
supply, and for these some dealers aver that
in a small way they are even better than
our highest quotation. The receipts OF
poultrv were large, particularly OF turk
evs. and the market is slow and weak, with
holders generally anxious TO realize The
warm rainy weather is untavOrab.e FOR the
selling interest.
BUTrER-Elgin creamery 29aS0c; Ohio
fancy creamery 25a25c; fancy country roll
20a23c; low grades and cooking lOaloc;
CHEEsE-Ohio new 11Hal11fc; New
Yors new l2}6al2Ic; Swiss cheese ono
tubs l4al4l5c; Wisconsin Swiss IN 2U-lO
bricks l5aal5l4c; IN tubs loalo4ci Linz
berger, new make 1875 al4c.
EGGs-Strccly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio in cases, 24a25o; cold storage. 2Oa9lc.
POULrRY-Large live chickens, 45a5Oc
per pair; live chickens, small, Soa4Oci
ducks, 40s6Oc per pair, IS 70 size; geese,
81 coal Is per pairs live turkeys 6a1c per
pOuud: dressed chickens. drawn, SalOc per
pound; turkeys, l0a12c per pound; ducks,
lOal2c per pound geese, save per pound;
dressed chickens, undrawn, save per
pound turkeys, Sa9c per pound; ducks, "a
lOc per pound; geese, Ease per pound.
GAME-QuaIl, - 25a2 50per dozen; pneas
ants, s. 50a6 90 per dozen; woodeock, IS 5O
"a 90 per dozen; squirrels, 81 OOal 20 per
dozen: wild ducks, - 00a3 90 per dozen;
wild turkeys, 81 coal 90 each; veniSon,
whole, lOallc per pound; venisor, saddles,
l3al6C per pound; rabbits, S5a4Oc per
pair.
POrAroEs-Fancy BurbanKs, car lots on
track. 54a5dc per DuSbel; less than car
lots, on track, 5SR6Oc; other kinds, 40a-
soc per buShel; fancy Burbauks from
store, C0a65c; Jersey sweets, So 5Oa5 10 per
barrel; Baltimore sweets, 81 75a2 %.
CABRAGE-Per 100 head, s. 0Oa4 %, as 70
quality and size.
ONoNs-Yellow globe, 81 50al Is per
barrel; 10 bulk, 55a6Oc per 0ushel; mixed
country stock, 40a5Oc per bushel; Spanish
onions, 81 GOAL 10 per crate.
TURNIPs-Pu tops, washed, 4Oa5Cc
per bushel; 81 GOAL % per barrel
CELERY-l5a2jc per dozen ouncheS.
RUTABAGAs-Sl OOal p per barrel.
CARRors-Sl 25a1 90 per barrel.
APPLEs-Fancy, So 75a4 90 per bol;
choice, s. 25a3 50 per Dbl; common, 81 5oa
/ IS per barrel
CRlSBERRIEs-Box. 81 75as 90 as to quail
ity; barrels, s. 0Oa5 80
GRAPEs-TOrk state COucords, glib
baskets, l5al1c; Delaware, S-l0 oas
xets, 25a30c; CataWaba, Clio baskets, lSS
zoe; Niagara, Glib baskets, lSa@Jc; Con
cord. pony baskets, 9sllc; Delaware, pony
baskets. lOal2c; CataWabs. pony baskets
l0alSc; Nlagara, pony baskets, l0al2c
1NUTs-Chestnuts, 6a5c per 10: shel
horks, 90casl per ou; Walnuts, 25aSJc PEI
butternuts, 35a40c per ou-
OPTICAL FRUITs- Florida changes, 81
Messina oranges, lo0a300s, s. 50a5 q
g; lemons, fancy, 81 O0a4 80 per box
s. OQaS 25i bananas, Hrsts, 81 soa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
LIVE STOCK.
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, November 20 looo'
There are no changes to report this
week, the market continuing fair.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
CATr1E~Extra. !, 900 to 1000, So 25aS s5;
good, 900 to 1000, S3 l5a3 %; good, 800 70
800. 81 75a3 90; fair, 200 to 500, - 5Oa2 20;
common, 600 to 200, s. 00a2 %; bulls, 81 qua
50; COWS, 81 50a2 so.
HoGs-Demand good; supply good; ex-
ira, So 4Oa5 so; good, s. 25a5 40; common
s. O0a5 25.
SHEEP-s2 5Oas 90; lambs, choice, 81 so
as 80.
Fresh Cows, $50 90 to $50 90.
Calves, 81 90 10 s. %.
CHICAGO, November 2s.-Cattle, receipts,
4. 500 head; shipments $500 head; market
sluggish; top prices So 10 for choice steers;
good steers 81 50a4 75; Others 50 25a 70
Texans 50 50a3 IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head; shipments,
5000 head; market l0al5c lower; good
packers s. 2Oa5 %; prime heavy S. 3Oa5 30;
oeoice butchers IS 60; sorted light s. 45a
5 so.
Sheep-Receipts, II, 900 head; shipments,
1000 head; market steady; natives 81 OOa
3 70; westerns 81 S0a3 %; lambs q 5Oa4 40.
CINCINNATI, o., November 2S-Hogs,
easier at s. 75a5 IS; receipts, $500 head {;
shipments, 900 head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 4 Ia Per Cent - Governments
strong and Higher - Stocks strong -
Flour, Unchauged-Wheat, Lower
NEW y oRS, November 2S.-Money on
call easy at III per cent; last loan, ~
Der cent; closed at IL per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4a515 per cent 0terLlhs
exchange, firm at 4o2a4o6.
GOvERNMENrs-Stron and higher.
Fours Registered.-....-.......-......iiiiSS57 1879
FOurs Coupons .................-'s.4 LOO
Four-and-a-hal Registered. ......... 9475
Pacific Skies Of '95...... ...........IV4
SrATEs-Strong and higher.
RAuROADS-Active.
SrocKs-The depression which marked
the speculation in the Industrials yester-
day aud which affected the railway hst
TO a limited extent was in force again TINS
morning in the Industrial group, but dld
not make very serious i'm IMPRESSION on the
rest of the market, and even the Indust-
rials recovered the greater portion
Of the losses which were made
in the early dealings and
displayed a reserve power that was uneX-
pected The healthinesS OF the general
market could not have received more
thorough test and could not have stood II
more undinchingly. During yesterday and
this morning tho values Of one section or
the market kept tumbling around IN wild
disorder, giving good excuse,
IF anv were needed, for
svmuathetic movement In the
railway shares. But the invitation was
not accented and the steadineSs with which
general values were maintained IS very
Iattering 70 the sOundness Of the financial
situation and the stability OF the snare llst.
Sugar was the most mercurial stock OF TO-
days market, and after dropping "a per
ceatit recovered 45<. Sales, 2o4, GOO shares
Quotations closed Did.
Atchinson, 2lll; Adams Express 147;
American Express, ll5; Baltimore ana
Ohio, 13; Canada Pacific, 151s; Central
Pacific, 49,; Chesapeake and OHIO, 1875
Chicago and Alton, 1876; Chicago, Bur
Engton and Quincy. Sl9<;. Delaware ana
HUDSON. 1879; Delaware, L2ckawanna
aud Western. 1851; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, S2}3; Erie, l5B; CO.
preferred, 3l1<; Fort Wayne, $50; Illinois
Central. g3. Lake Shore, 1890; Michigan
Central l0l; Missouri Pacinc, S04 ;
Norfolk and Western preferred, III
Northern Pacific, 69s do. preferred, 22A :;
Northwestern. 105; do. preferred, lSo;
New York Central, 1929; Pacific Mail,
16J< Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, q;
PiJtsburg, las; Pullman Palace, Ia;
Reading, 2l2s ROck island, tU5s St. LOUIS
anu san Francisco first preferred, -; ST.
Paul 66ls do. preferred, l2O1S Tennessee
Coal and Iron, Is; Texas Paclnc, SIS;
Union Pacific, 2Ol{; United States Express
so: Western Union, gU&; Wheeling aRd
Lake Erie. Is; do. preferred, SIS.
Mining StOcks-Band B., -; Caolor, 40;
Crown Point, -; Consolidated California
aud Virginia, 4l5; DeadWOOd, 90; Gould
Curry, l2U; Hale and NOrcrOss, 80; Home
stake, $40; independence, -; Mexican,
us; Ontario $50; Ophir, $50; Ply
mouth, %; Sierra Nevada, 40; Standard,
100; Union Con, flo; Yellow Jacket l25;
Iron Silver, 10; Quick Silver, 1906 do
preferred. 1905 Bulwer, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29

The front Of very dressy accessory
for a plain dark dress Is sketched below,
aud can best be called q jacket fchu.
This model Is made of cream colored
tuli8 lace, six and sixteen inches wide
jhat formed the standing collar aud the
Jacket parts. On each side Is shoulder
strap five inches long and one inch wide
that holds a band of tnlle one inch wide
meant 20 encircle the armhole. The
latter as well IS the shoulder straps
serve as skeleton foundation 20 which
she folded draped lace is attached.
Each part viii require an end OF lace
seventy-dve inches long which is to be
arranged in fan pleats on the shoulder
and gathered under the arm. The
sleeves are bells made of cream colored
crepe each one requiring seventy-6ve
inches OF crepe and the top one being
seventeen and a half inches IN width,
the lower one twelve aud a half.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
PRODUCE
wholesale Market quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING. November ., lo93.

WHEELING, November 2S, 1898. {
There are no changes TO report this week.
Turkeys are plentiful Poultry is coming
I'm. iu abundance, with a strong decline in
quotations. Apples are still climbing up
ward, with a prospect that they will soon
disappear entirely.
Butter. creamery, demand better at 2Oa25c;
country choice l355al6C; country good ga
lOc; country fair SAGE.
Eggs at 23a25c per dozen.
Navy Beans, hand-picked, 81 5Oal % per
bushel.
New York, 13c; LimOerger, l21saloc;
Sweitzer, 1Sc; market nominal, demand
good, supply limited ooo-
Poultry, old. live chickens, 81 75a2 90 per
dozen. Chickens. hens per pound, 5a1c,
spring chickens 81 G5a2 OO per dozeni per
Ducks. 81 75a2 90 per dozen. Geese, 3Oa
4Oc each. Turkeys, sac per pound.
Lard, country prime, l255al5c; very
Home grown onions, 5Oa65c per bushel.
New cabbage, 75caSl 0Oper barrel.
Potatoes, new 81 5Oal - per barrel.
Sweet potatoes, s. % per barrel
Apples, new IS 5Oa4 90 a per barrel
Beets, 50a15c per oushel.
Green Onions. 15a2Oc per dozen.
CaulihOwer 5Oa15c per dozen.
Spinach, 81 % per Darrel.
Turuips, 81 COAL p per barrel
Lettuce soc bushel.
Rhubaro, lOal5c per dozen.
New Kale, 81 GOAL 50per barrel.
RadiShes, 15a20c per dozen.
Green Beans, per bushel box, 75caSl 90.
Home grown tomatoes, per bushel 45a
SOC
Grapes, Concord zoe per basket; Ca
tawba, 20a25c per basket.
Chestnuts, IS 50a4 % per busheL
Walnuts, SOC per busnel.
Hickory nuts, 81 % per busheL
Celery, so cents per dozen.
Florida Oranges, assorted sizes - 5Oa
8 on per box.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
WOOL.
WHEELING, November 2S, 1898.

WHEELING, November rs, 1898.
The sales dnring the past week have
been fairly large, a number of the largest
mills in the country being free purchasers.
This can be mainly ascribed to an easier
money market Horkheimer Bros. furnish
quotations as follows: Fine washed, goa
2lc; unwashed, one-third of; medium un-
washed, 16c; medium washed, 2Oa2lc.
PHILADELPHIA. November 2S.-The
market continues firm, with fair trade re-
ported. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
GINA Xxx and above 22a2Sc; y and above
9la29c; medium 24a25c; washed combing
and delaine, and fine Ohio 25c; do. Mich
igan 2la23c; medium 25a26c; unwashed fine
l3al4c; medium 1sa20, chiefly at l9a2Oc;
combing medium 20a21c; territorial and
western light fine l0al2c; heavy 7slOc; fine
medium 13al6c; medium 14al6c; low me-
dunn l3a15c; coarse l2al4c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
GROCERIES
REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING, TUESDAY. Nov. .. 1898.


WHEELING, TUESDAY, Nov. Is. 1893.
Provisions and lard show a strong de-
cline this week. Sugars are still tending
downward. There are no other material
changes TO report.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from NELL x Ellingnam:
SYRUP Choice Syrup 500; Hon
ey Drip 27c; Sugar dark 22c; &c add
ton in half barrelsl. New Orleans
Molasses-Fancy, Acc; Choice CSC;
Prime Csc; Mixed goods, New Orleans
sc; Bakers goods SOC.
PRovIsIoNs-Schenk's medium S. @.
haus lU1Sc; 5. Q. breakfast bacon 121Sc;
). C. shoulders S15c; city sides sc; ham
beef Ike; ordinary beef Ice; family mess
pork Slg %,
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees SIC;
59fb cans lOc; lard compound, tees Sc;
59tb cans SIC; pod cans $40; lob cans
,5so: 5ib cans 1910; 5lb cans &c.
CANNED GOoDs-Stb fancy tomatoes
10; Hartford Co. Standard corn 1 90;
10 Honey Drop corn 40; Pride OF
illinois 2b corn l p; California
beaches eco; SD Standard table peaches
20; pie peaches %; IN Deep Sea full
standard cove oysters soc, ID hight
weight cove oysters 75c; % Acorn stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29

The lace bertha which figures so
prominently in the other dress OF this
picture Is black guipUre, and the gown
A. drapes is made o. white wolfe. Inc
Asdiee hooks in front and is garnished
with pleated piastr0n Of white Illusion
tbot commences about seven inches
from the neck and hooks over. The
MINER mart is trimmed with an initiated
woke made of two inch bands or
Two inch bands Of guipure. The bertha
A draped into into revers 10 front on
either side Of the piastrOn. The sleeves
have two large puts and are trimmed
with lace and pleated illusion trlI at
the wrist. The bodice is worn inside
the skirt The latter has bell shape
Is lined with silk and trimmed with two
pleated Illusion irills beaded by bands
of lace. one around the bottom, tue
other ten inches higher.
One awful effect OF the .ow prices IN
rich materials Is that the thrifty house
wife INDUCES 10 yard or so or hne
satin, silk or brOcade, and from IL
makes a sofa pillow or lamp shade, or
uDbolsters q Tavorite chair. Then you
90 and call on her wearing your best
gown. sit on the chair, aud lean on the
cushion and wish you had stayea al
. home. AOl'i- lie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
MRs.vIOTOEIA WooDHULL's RETURN

Rua wheeler Wilcox Comments Upon heF
Efforts and Their sue cess
II must have been exceedingly graft
flying 20 Victoria Woodruff Martin the
other evening when she looked on the
immense audience which greeted her at
Music ball, and noted the intelligence,
fnrellect. refinement and every elegance
which was 20 be found ia that audience.
Much to my amazement, it comprised
fully as many women as men. There
were old ladies who looked as though
they had long ago ceased 70 think OF
sncb spi,cts as "The Scientific PrOpa-
e.s-t{ed-5f the Human Race" there were
vounQ women who, 10 our mothers
DAYS. would not have been Supposeg 20
know the meaning Of the title OF this
lecture: and there were middle-aged
matrons, of undOubted respectaoility
modesty, all with faces eagerly ana I'M
blushiugly turned toward the lecture
platform where this semarkable pioneer
in many OF the reforms Of the day
stood addressing a New York audience
after a silence of seventeen years.
Time was, when Victoria Woodruff
drew only men aud hoodlums 20 her
lecturs in New York. In those days,
Thought was more conservative and
conventional than it is now, and the
world 40 large was not yet awakened
as IS awakened in degree az the
present time-to subjects Of vital I'M
Dortance to the peace, safety aud pros
perlty of the country. Added 20 that,
ia her early career, ViCtOra woodruff
handled these dangerous subjects with
n brutal freedom of speech which
shocked an repealed people who might
have been her allies had she gone ABOUT
the matter with more fpesSe
She was Ike a surgeon i once knew,
who exhibited to suffering patients, and
nervous attendants the knives with
which be was 90 perform an operation.
Had this undoubtedly brilliant and
sincere woman concealed her weapons
with little more 6elicacy, she could
have accomplished greater things aud
reached her goal sooner. Years have
brought her caution evidently, In the
use OF words Indeed, her audience
went away dissatisfied and disappointed
ON this occasion, because or her too
great caution OF utterance. Ia spite or
an her intellectual power, Mrs. Martin
does not know how TO strike happy
medium Of expression. She says every
thing or Rothiug. on this occasion she
said nothing which every progressive
reformer has not said or written score
Of times in the last five years. she toIo
as with much insistency, that the crim-
inal and diseased portion OF humanity
onrht TO be deprived Of the rigat 10
proDaqate its species. This IS simple
assertion, bur it is not solution OF the
qreat problem OF increasing crime lana
CONSEQUENT disease and poverty Whlch
faces The world to-day.
Mrs Martin did not seem 10 realize
that bv the substitution Of the word
Do1rer in place Of right In the phrase
ebove Quoted, she would have been
able 10 offer q solution OF the wnole
question TO the consideration OF the
audience, and at least set them 20
thinking on the subject. This u9douot-
edlv was her idea, but she ala not
know how to present it to the unmis-
takably refined audience which she cyl
IDENTIFY did not wish 90 antagonl1e'
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFrcE.
WHEELING, November Is, 1898.

WHEELING, November 20 1870.
There is no change to report.in grain quo
tations this week. The general dullness
has prevented any disposition towards
betterment in prices.
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood,
SO 80; in paper SO 10 per barrel.
Minnehaha in a cotton sacks 81 so;
Minnehaha in wood, s. so; Galaxy in sacks
"a 50. Galaxy in wood 81 80; Famous in
sacks, 50 10; Famous in wood 50 80. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks of 40 pounds.
a 80 per barrel; Pillsbury's Best in wood
81 as: Pillsbury's Best in cotton 81 10;
Pfllsbury's Best in paper a IS.
GRAIN-W heat per bushel, Coo; oats goa
35c per bushel; corn Coo per .bushel; new
corn 45a50c per bushel.
FEED-Middlings per ton SIS 90: bran
per ton SIS 90; baled hay per ton Sl7 w;
loose hay per ton, SIS Oh.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, PA, November 2S.-Petroleum
opened at 74Xc; highest 75c; lowest 7425c;
closed at 75c; sales, Al, coo barrels; clear
ances, $4,000 barrels; shipments, l27,5SS
barrels; runs, 81, go barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, November 2S.-Petro-
leum market dull, nothing doing; 75c bid.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-Petroleum,
more active and steady; Pennsylvania oil,
spot sales none; December option sales,
81. 900 barrels; closed at 75c bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
The Metal Market

New York, November %. Pig iron,
ouiet: American SD 0Oal4 80. Copper,
strong; lake $40 90. Lead, easier; domes
tic g 80. Tin, easier; straits $50 so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
Do Not Kiss the cat
Np York SnA

II must be terrifying revelation 70
those foreign ladies' who kiss their cats
that has been made by Professor tIocci'
the Italian chemist lie has found oY
experiment that when q cat hcks Its
Hos 10 spreads over them a saliva 10
which there are swarms OF minute pa
Gill not free from danger TO human De
ipes. When be inocu.ateu rabbits ana
guinea pigs with this noxious substance
thew died within tWenty-four hours,
AID he has come to the conclusion that
AZ Is dangerous for ladies 70 Indulge 10
the habit OF kissing their cats. The
old maids Of Italy are therefore warned
against it.
III you have made up your mind TO
buy Hoods Sarsapar,ila, do net De per
suaded to take any 0ther. BE sure 90
get Hoods SarsaparW which possesses
peculiar curative p4
taoD's7 ms, billie
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
o., after June rs. Passenger Trains N.il
~ =. follows: sDGilY, fDaiiy, sIcept bup'
day. Central Tins
.orrn rouHp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29

'Dsily. tDally except Sunday
Trains No. IS ani 80 have sleeper between
Wheeling agd Chicago.
JOHN BAILIE, 1900 Market St.
Juss4dh T. L. DUNBAR Union Depot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
RAILROADS.

w KEELING AND ELM GROVE
RAILROAD On and after Fedne,.
iay,June l,les2 trains will sun as foil VS.
city time.
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm crova