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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02

Connell, popular young people Of
GEORGETOWN, were married by l.. w.
BErr. at the First Presbyterian parson-
age, Tuesday evening.
George Linn, ESQ.,, candidate for
Representative, was In the city Tues
day evening. Mr.. Linn is making a
strong canvass and is very popular
candidate.
John A Gallagher, Esq, Prohibition
candidate for Judge OF the State Su-
preme Court, went out TO Uniontown
last evening to deliver political speech.
DR.. Klein, who has been at his Old
home at Sandusky with an attack OF
fever, has recovered and returned 10
this city.
John w. Woods, of the Fourth ward,
who has been sick for some time, was
lying at the point OF death last evening.
Adam long, az employe at the Bellaire
steel plant, had two OF his fingers badly
mashed while at work yesterday.
The special services being held at the
Christian Church each evening this
week are being we'll attended.
A new front will be put in the Sherry
building, on Bridge street.
Walter Darrah, Of st. Clalrsyllle, was
in the city yesterday.
The Wassmau block is being repaint-
ed.
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PRODUCE.

New YORK, November Flour. re-
ceipts, $4,000 barrels; exports, 2l,000 bar
rels; sales, 1000 barrels; market quiet.
Wheat, receipts, $50 600 bushels; exports,
81 600 bushels; sales, 125, 600 bushels fu-
lures and 600 bushels spot; spot
market more active and &c lower; I'M
graded red 6Sl6a695{c; No. l hard &c ;;
options &c lower: March 73a7315c, closing
at 73llc; May 751ta76c, closing at 7514c;
November 61l4a61$4c, closing at csc;
December CSC. Corn, receipts, 1900
bushels; exports, 1900 bushels; sales,
$4,000 bushels futures and lS2, 600 bushels
spot; market easy; ungraded 41c; May
49l<c; November 4575a4615c, closing at
41Lc. Oats, receipts, 10000 bushels; eX-
ports, 6S,0O0 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels
futures and 6O,OO0 bushels spot: market
lower: November 34c; No. ? mixed S11Scr
Nav 365Ec; November S455 a34%c, ccosing
at 343Ic; December 35lsc Hay, steady
Hops, dull. Hides, steady. Wool, quiet.
Cut meats, quiet. Lard. quiet; November
50 50; January 50 90. Pork, firm. But
ter, vuiet; western dairy 2Oa22c; creamery
2Oa2QL5c; do factory l7a2Jc; State dairy
lQa2lc: do creamery 25a2Sc. Cheese, dull /;
State. large, 9all$c. Eggs, firm; State
and PENNSYLVANIA 24a2jc Tallow, quiet !:
CITY SIC. Cottonseed oil, steady. Petro.
leum, steady; UT I re. Rosin firm.
Turpentine, frme at 29a3Oc Rice, steady.
Molasses, steady Coffee, quiet and un-
changed. Sugar, raw nominal.
TOLEDO, o., November L. Wheat,
steady; cash 621fc; November csc; De-
cember 641tc: May Ike. Corn. dull cash
CSC. Oats, dull cash 3Oc. Rye, quiet; cash
49c. Clover seed, steady; cash, $ GO; De-
cenber and January - 60. Receipts
Flour, 500 barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels;
corn, 5000 bushels; oats, COCO bushels ;
rye. 500 bushels; clover seed 500 bags.
Shipments Flour, 1000 barrels wheat,
10000 bushels; corn, u, 900 bushels; clover
seed, 800 bags.
CINcINNATI, o., November 1.-Cotton,
quiet; middling Sc. Flour dull. Wheat,
dull; No red 59iSc; receipts $500 bush
els; shipments $500 bushels. Corn, weak
No. : mixed 3S1%c. Oats, steady; No
29i5c. Rye, firm; No. . sc Pork. dull at
Sl5 30. Lard, dull and weak at 50 3715.
Bulk meats, steady az 50 l2j5. Bacon, weak
az $40 50al0 62i5. Whisky, steady at 81 10.
Others uuC lEed.
BMTMoRE, Mp, November Wheat,
steady; spot 65H; November 654a65}Sc;
December 67lkC; Nav 73jSa14kc Corn,
quiet; spot 45$c; November 45$[; year
45sIc; January 45c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
BELLAIEE

It IS stated on good authority that
Republicans have urged old soldiers
no, TO appear before the County Pen
sion Board, warning them that if they
come before the examiners what pen-
sion they receive will be cut of. The
statement is also made that over so per
cent. OF those VINO have been suspended
were examined after the November
election Of 1892, and the remaining 35
or 40 per cent have been sent in by
Republicans for the sole purpose OF
preiudiCiug old veterans against the
Democratic administration.
Charles Strahl and Miss Maggie Fit
ton were married on Tuesday evening,
Ut the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. James Eitton, OF the Fourth
ward, In the presence Of number OF
the friends of each. Rev. d. w. Chan
der, Of the First NJ. r. Church OIL
ciated. Numerous presents were re-
ceived. Mr. and Mrs. Strahl are wOr
thy aud popularyOu people, and have
the best wishes OF large circle of
friends for a happy and prosperous
married life.
Revs. VIM PeregOy and W, NJ. LETTERS
returned laSt evening from the Barns
vile District NJ. E. Conference held at
Washington, Guernsey county. They
report one of the most interesting SeS-
sions which has been held in she dis
trlct. Rev. ID. ". Chandler was unable
TO attend on account of sickness.
Word reached this city yesterday that
the window glass factory built at FL
wood, Indiana, by John Rodele-, iona
than Hoffman, Charles Hoffman and
Others from this city, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night. No particulars
were given as TO ths extent Of the loss
sustained.
A number Of our Knights Templar
will 60 up TO st. ClairSviile this evening
to atsend a meeting OF Hope Command
cry for the election of officers. A spec
ial train will bring them home, leaving
st. Clairsville at IL p. m.
The date Of the 1ag raising on the
school house at Forest Hill has again
been postponed from November 4th TO
November 11th, on account Of uhe
speakers not being able to be present
next Saturday.
Clarence Robinson and Miss Jennie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
MARTINS FERRY.

The coming game Of footballthe
Saturday afternoon between the Y. NJ.
c. A. team, OF this place, and the Beaver
Falls team is attracting a great deal Of
attention. The visiting team has de-
feated some of the crack teams Of the
country, and our boys will have to work
very hard 10 keep up with them. It
vii. be witnessed by a great crowd Of
people.
w. T. Dixon, Jr., has been ap-
pointed to defend John MOzingo Of
Burlington, who was indicted by the
last grand jury on the charge Of shoot
ing with intent 10 kill.
Miss Bessie Brady has sent out invi-
tationS for q reception 10 be given at
her home on Friday evening, In honor
Of her guest, Miss Blanche Conklin, OF
Cincinnati, o.
The marriage OF J. w. Lane, Of this
city, 10 Miss Lydia Ball, OF Wheeling,
took place at the Fourth street parSon-
age OF the latter place last evening at
$50 o'clock.
The divorce case OF William Bolen
against bis wife, Mary Bolen, who re-
sides just above the city, has been dis
missed for want Of evidence.
George Linn candidate for Represen-
tative on the Democratic ticket was in
the city yesterday. George is making
friends wherever he goes.
Deputy Grand Master J. J. Fultz, of
the A. D. U. W., is in the city in the
city in the interest OF Welcome Lodge,
No. 100, Of this city.
The first entertainment OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. course will take place at the
Opera House on the 18th Of this month.
A number from here will attend the
Methodist social given in the new
church at Bridgeport this evening.
Miss Sallie Ellsworth entertained
number of her friends at her home on
South Third street, last evening.
Some of our people will so to hear
Ex-Governor John p. st. John, at Bel
lalre, next Saturday evening.
VIM. NJ. Lupton, Of Lupton's Old In
surance Agency, returned yesterday
from the Worlds Fair.
Wanted-A butcher; young, uumar-
rled man preferred. Address Lock Box
266 Martins Ferry, o.
Miss Jennie Henderson, of Wheeling,
is the guest Of the Misses MCkim, of
North Third street.
W. II. Helienbine has purchased
valuable trotting horse from parties
back Of Wheeling.
B. NJ. Wilkinson, q brick manufsctur-
er OF Empire, o., was here on business
yesterday.
The Kings Daughters will give au
entertainment on the 10th Of this
month.
j. d. and Fred Brannager, OF Guern-
sey county, was here on business yes
terday.
Y. NJ. Kelly, of Pittsburg, was calling
on the wooden ware trade yesterday.
COOpers are 40 work on some Of the
large tanks Of the R1lmOnt brewery.
The VS. cleared S35 by their enter
tainment last Saturday evening.
Ralph McCready, Of East Liverpool,
was in the city yesterday.
Dr.. b. O. Williams was at the County
Seat yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Boyle is quite ill.
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sAYs raE oIaL wAs ADoFfED.
Charles C0ghlan Makes q statement In
Reference 20 his Alleged Marriage.
JstiRrilfe Cofrrfer-. Journal

Charles Coghian Makes statement In
Reference TO His Alleged Marriage.
LsgisUilis Courier 0urRaL
Charles COghlan, the actor, has made
a voluntary statement ia regard to the
rumors Of a previous marriage and con-
corning the young lady who has hith-
erto been supposed 70 be the issue OF
the previous union. Mr.. Coghlan's de-
NAL OF any marriage between himself
and the lady who lived with him as his
wife at the San Reno Hotel cast slur
upon the legitimacy OF the young
actress, who Is known as Miss Gertrude
COghlaG, and 10 was In her interest that
he himself volunteered state
ment. The Young lady known as Cert
rude COghlan is only the adopted
daughter Of the actor, who has been re-
garded rs her father. Her real name,
he saws, Is Gertrude Evelyn Norfolk,
and her parents, who are married, are
still living. Her grandfather is Mr..
Norfolk, well known in British tnan-
cial circles IS the President OF the Lon
don County Banking Company. As evil
dence OF these assertions Mr.. COghlan
is ready 10 show 10 those whom IL may
concern the certificate Of baptism Of the
yOlng lady in question, although he
preferred not to identify her parents
further that they are Mr.. and Mrs.
Norfolk. Mr.. Coghlan adopted the
child, being in part urged thereto by
the woman who has been generally sup
posed 20 be his wife. She was born
about the time he was finishing his then
famous run OF 900 nights in Money"
in which he played the part Of Alfred
Evalyn, aud out OF sentiment the child
was chrlstened Gertrude Eyalyn Nor
folk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
DRY GOODS.

New YORK, November 1.-The beneficial
effect of the passage of the repeal oil has
been further demonstrated by increasing
quantities called for by mail orders and oy
a still larger confidence manifested by rea-
son of the buyers in providing themselves
with goods. Prints and printed fabrics
rule steady as to price with demand i'm
proving. Printing cloths show an adj
vancing tendency. Ginghams and woven
faorics are move active with the demand
working towards fancies and novelties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
LIVE STOCK
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
TnGrSday, October 60. 1898.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoNT.


BEEF CATTLE.-The market has not been
active at any time to-day. Values were
rather stronger for the top cattle at the
figures ruling last week; other grades
were no stronger, and dealers thought the
trade in them was very slow, aud is some
easier than last Thursday. There were
enough OF the top grades and good butcher
cattle for the needs Of the butchers, and
common grades were more numerous than
last week. Quotations ranged at 2a4Ssc,
most sales at "a al 3 - per 10.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves 41za45sc. those gen
orally rated first quality 4llss4SSc; medi-
I'm or good fair quality. 2SsaS11c, and or
binary thin steers, oxen and COWS, 2a21Sc
per pound.
Of the Cattle received 1870 head came
from West Virginia, l,21l from Virginia,
IS from Ohio, l45 from Maryland.
Total receipts for the week 8, lS2 head.
against 2.6S9 last week, and 3, 1879 head same
time last year. Total sales for the week
1904 head, against 2,SSS LAST week, and
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building, on Lafayette avenue, tO-mOr-
row evening.
The case Of Smith VS.. Dolen, for ma
licious prosecution, from Benwood, is
now being tried in the Circuit Court.
Miss Jennie Tansell, of Illinois. is the
gueSttof her aunt, Mrs. Alfred Tomlin-
son, on Western avenue.
Nellie Mcmahon, daughter OF Perry
Mcmahon, is down with typhoid fever.
d. w. Dougherty. of the Third ward,
is down with typhoid fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
PETROLEUM:

QLCIrY. PA, November Pet oleum,
opened at 73c; highest, 731sc; lowest
and closed 73c; sales, none; clearances,
l,O7S,OO0 barrels; shipments. 123,67S bar
rels; runs, 12S, 7O2 barrels.
NEW YORK, November 1.-Petroleum,
fairly active and steady; December option
sales, 1000 barrels; closed at 73c bid.
PITTsBURG. PA, November /. - Oil
market dull 73c bid.
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q. = z. X. X.
~ Wayne and Chicago
Wheeling Bridge &TerminaI RaIlYaRCa.

Time Table No, 70, 20 take eject ls:oI AN.
sunday September g. isl.
Leave Wheeliug--t6:IJ. 1870. Ss:Ol ,o.u
ST. 40 a. m, '2:iO. - IS ti:S, $500 u. m.
Leave Pebinsula-t6;fd ts.d8, gsOB. to.a.
sll:i6 a. m. '2:I6. '5:2l. tl:3i, Sg:Oi D. M
Leave Martins Ferry-t6.51 ts:i2 SS.tl
1850 81 81 m, '3:53. 1884, ff;44 ~. ~ D. m.
ArnVe Terminal Junction -f6:5S ts;lL s5l
tl0:8, sll Ba M, s9:h9 s3:a2 "a ID. Sa.lA, ID. IN
Leave Terminal Junction t5;2l, $500 a. w,
'l2:iO 1880, $3.50. ti;0j t5:l4 ts.ga g2.bf p M.
Leave Martins Fesry-tI:.6 ss0f no,
'l2:4j, = IS sio5 ti;l0 U.s. 10. 1882 $3.50 % W.
Leave Penlnsula--t7:3i, gD;lt. a. m. si2:5i,
'2:;6, Si:ll. ti:lLt5:25 1898 sl0;0b p no.
Arrive Wheeling-f7:AL ~ -. a m. 1881
2:62 Sl;l7 tl:eh 1914. 1915, sl0:li p. m.
.Daily tDaily except sunday. Sundays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Tine
sei4e1d j. T. pAUSsl0. oupk
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The Metal Market

New York, November 1.-Pig iron
quiet; American sl2 00al450. Leao, easier
domestic 50 30. Tin, firner; straits $50 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02

sDaiIy. tDally except sunday.
Trains 80. 70 AMI 80 have sleeper between
Wheeling and Chicago.
JOHN BAfLiE. 1870 Market s.
tus,sdh DUNBAR Union Depot
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
o., .f,s- June ~ Passenger Tfains VII
"a follow: sDaily. tDaily, excepi ban'
aav Central Time.
=. -r vofxp- : IS 4
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r Pennsylvania Cations.
ll1asl

80 Trains Run by Central limo.
,,-,-,7 ozFIcE AT PEsssYLVAsi. sTATIos %
WATER ST, Fo0T or ELLgEs.A 81 VEL.
80 A. NcLuRE HoCsE, WHEELING. AND AT
10. - pyxNsYLyASIA STATION. BEIDOEPoEr.
sa.,--,,--xsr srsrEH-"PAS HANDLE E0uTE"
.Dailv tEIcept SUNDAY.
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RAILROADS.

TDaily except Sunday. - RI, ,.
At s;{3 a N. and Wheeling at l2:il p m;
II. T. WElSGERBER,
Gen. hAnGgsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arrival ana departure OF trans on ana aft,,
Nay ~. 1921 EXPLANATION OF kxFERsscs
nARKe: sDaily; fSandAy excepted; mon
gay excepted; Saturday excepted; ISand1y
only; tS&iaraay oaly. kAsteFR STANDARD thus
waleA - enc hour saSlier than Central Tine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 I-2a2 Per Cent Governments
Firmer-stock'. HiEher-FlOur, Quiet.
Wheat, Steady.
New Y ORR, November Money on call
easy at 1116a2 per cent; last loan 2 per cent;
closed offered at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5a7J@ per cent. Sterling ex-
change, dull but steady at 4Sla4S4.
GOVFRNNTFNTs-E irmer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-03

Fleetwood. Oct 3l-Sailed, bark Aquila
INorI, StoeSen. Pensacola.
Charleston, Nov ARRIVED. steamer Semi
mole Chichester, New York, proceeded Jack
SOnville
Cleared. steamer Norman Prince fBrI Con
nor, Barcelona: schrs A II Howe. Pirkwith,
New York; harlcS A COulCOmh. Lee. do.
Jacksonville Nov 2-Cleared steamship
GemaSSe, Mckee New York.
Norfolk, Va, Nov Arrived, SChr Elmer
Haggett, / 4 nariscOtia
Cleared, schrs Peter Croweu. Fail River:
S,ar OF the sea, Portland; W b Herrcly New
Bedford.
w Norton ibrI, Norton. Havana. ballast
New Orleans, Nov 2-Cleared. steamship
Texan, Liverpool; knight 1emp,ar Bremen
via Norfolk: Saltwater Livingston. FL Sol:
FL Monte, New York; FoXhan Port Linden
AransaS, Havana.
Port Eads Nov 2-Arrived steamships Ak
alta lBrl, Carer Hamburg: Tyr Nor Rus
musen, Bocas del 1orosi; Briefond lNorl Fs-
keland, do; ri Mar Ora. New York Louiana
Guger, do; bark Tratelli, Laurin. Brenetti.
Genoa
Sailed, steamships Teucer, Havre: Profess
sor. Liverpool.
Norfolk Va, Nov 2-Cleared. c 4 Briggs.
New Bedford; Hanna McLoou. Boston: Maria
PER son, New York; Harry shepard Philadel-
phia.
Richmond. Va. Nov 2-Arrived, schrs ]
Meyers. Mege, hennebce; Gov J Y Smith
Blake, do.
Sailed schrs John A Curtis. Williams. Bal
tlmore; Hester A Seward. Wheatley. do; Dora
Allison, Rose, Bayonne via Norfolk.
West Point Va. Nov 2-ArriVed. steamers
Richmond, Dale, New York. and sailed do:
DO; Elm City, Marshall, Walkertown, and
sailed 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-03

Per Central Railroad Nov 2-Stubbs g. T.
John F'lannery g. Co. Woods G & Co. Hunter
p u, Macle1n q Co, J p Williams & Co,
Dwelle c & d, J ; Wood Bro McNatt 81 M
Warren & A, Butler Il S. w w Gordon & Co,
n Y & d Maclntyre, Lippman Bros Ell
Mastick, y Rhodes g. Co, Standard OH Co,
Collins G a. Co. James Rosenheimer. Georgia
@ q Z Co, G + Stults & Co, Western y Tel Co
James Seller w r Vinson Il co. A A Brewer
Savannah Steam Bakery, Tidewater Oil Co, A
G Miller. = Marks q Co. Southeastern Plaster
Co, l. r. Coles Pope Barrow savannah N : Co.
Frank Co A Hanley. Mohr Bros, Canuet &
Co savannah Brewing Co w T. Green + / & G
Co, j G slater, Fla Chatham.
Per South Bound kailroal. Nov p
Lindsay NJ, Savannah Grocery Co, Frank e.
Co, j Grady q Son, Savannah c a. w Co
Mohr Bros, G. - PeckinRer, ii T. Exley, Pu-
laski Knitting Mills l Epstein & Bro
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Nov 2-~outhern Cotton Oil Co, A Ehr-
Itch Bro, NJ Ferst's Sons g. Co, MI Doyle.
w q Cooper, John Lyons q Co, A LETTER g.
Crosby, f LOvell's Sons. Collins G & co.
NJ Henderson. latham Furniture Co, K
Holmes. Standard OH Co, Eckman & V, g M
McCaully, savannah q w Co tawcett Bros
j e Grady & Son, IL Pinkney, Ludden & Is,
G u Gleason. Miss NJ AstanlY. III O'Brien,
f w Storer II II Livingston w Teeple & Co,
steamer Bellevue, Lippman Bros, il Solomon
q Son. = w Rushing Co, i Myers 81 Co,
Savannah Steam Bakery. A Ehrlich & Bro,
Hull Co. w Simklns. II Field,
g w riedeman Bro, McDonouRh q Co, > >
Onerman. + Ward. Dixon q co, j A
Grower, Dale Dixon & Co. II Is Cassels. Luz
Their Hubbard. w w Chisholm & Co, Chestnut
& ON, Edwards II q Co, Ellis Y q Co, Gregg
j & W, Hunter + & BIC l. Jones McNatt q Nj
Paterson ID Co. Peacock ii & Co, Savannah
n $ Cod Williams Co, W w Gordon q Co,
John Flannery & Co. M Y & ID MacIntyre,
Stubs & n, Butler & S, Woods G & Co,
M Maclean & Co, Wood Bro, Chas Ellis.
Warren & a.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Nov 2-Chesnutt ON, j = Williams 81 Co.
Peacock II q Co, Edwards 4 & Co. Lemon a. NJ
GREGG j q w, hunter + & Is. W Is Cooper g.
Co. Stubbs & 7, Woods G & Co, X - Cassels,
John Flannery Il Co, southern Cotton Oil Co
Ga LUMBER CO. M Fersts Sons g. Co, Thomas
q M. y w Storer, ID Morrison, r J keiner,
d Weed g. Co, Ellis Y & Co, a Eu:kenholtz,
Artope. savannah Broom Factory. Domes-
TIC ; NJ CO. II G Jones John Rocker & Bro.
Mrs 5 $ Fuedlen. j II Behrens M Doyle.
T } Davis Braid & II, M Ferst's Sons & Co,
savannah Steam Bakery. A EhrliCh g. Bro.
w w Aimar 8 Co. w Q McDOnOngh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-03

>
Baltimore, Nov. >. - Flour dull Wheat
steady; spots 65LG165Ac; November 6TA0
@679oc; December 6GS067c; May 73A@73bc
Corn easy; spot 45IlG145lsc; November 45IR
45lsc; year 44Ia0442c: January 45c asked.
Cincinnati, Nov. Flour firm; fancy ~ *
@o 20; family 81 2003 35 Wheat easy; No. >
red 594c. Corn quiet No. mixed 39Sc,
Oats hrmer; No , mixed 291a0S0t Rye
quiet; No >, SIC. Pork barely st lady, SIG 80
Lard quiet and firm at 50 37i9 Bulk meals
easy and lower. 81 s!1s. Bacon easy, $40 SEA
637 barrels, at II 10. Butter dull. Sugar
easy. Eggs dull, lie. Cheese firm.
st. Louis. Nov. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat opened &c higher but this
brought out lively selling, causing a decline
of Sole. The loss was recovered and market
closed ~ above Yesterdays price; No = red
cash clos I'd 5S58c; November SIC bid: Deem
Der 6Jdblc, closing 6)AW6O8c; May 61A0GSJ
closing 67as GD67 a asked. Corn spot up &c
on sharp demand caused by the same infiu-
ences that brought an advance-the disposal
of the repeal bill; wheat tiuctuated some and
closed sc above yesterday; No. mixed cash
35190tS55sc: November 353c asked: DeCem-
Der 3ile035c closing 342i year 345sc nomi
nal; January 34Ac, nominal May 389ac. Oats
more active; No. , cash closed 26Ic; Novem-
Der 264c; December 28c; May 3la1c. nominal
Provisions unchanged. Butter unchanged
Eggs unchanged, lSc., Whisky, bagging and
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York, Nov. Cotton seed oil steady;
prime crude 500 3jiSc.
New York Nov. Petroleum firm united
closed 81 20 bid
Rice
New York, Nov. Rice firm; domestic
fair to extra 35s05Ac.
Naval stores.
New York. Nov. 2-Rosin steady; strained
common TO good 81 2O0Sl 22la Turpentine
irm at 3C6D301sc.
Wilmington Nov. 2-Rosin steady: strained
at 81 %; good strained 81 Csc. Spirits turpen
tine quietat 264c. Tar firm at 81 10. Tur
pentine quiet; hard 81 90; soft 81 60; virgin
81 80.
Charleston, Nov ? 49, Spirits turpentine
firm at 2Glac. Rosin rm at Csc for good
strained.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nov
go bales cotton ,3l5 bbls rosin.2 cars lumber.
81 bbls spirits turpentine, 3 cars wood / car
baskets, ! car cotton seed, ! car hOm 100
caddleS tobacco, 10 bales waste bales sheet
ing. boxes clocks, box scales. case hard
ware. % cases oysters. case cotton goods I
bdl clothing, sewing machines / trunk
clothing, bbls whisky, bags grain, hdis
ptS aoer, bags peanuts, 10 sacks peas. bdl
wool, car COttoa.
Per savannah. Florida ana Western Rail
way. Nov 2-l,5l7 baIes cotton.4 pieces meat.
bales hides, cars wood bbis potatoes S.
bbls syrup, lot iron sack hides / sewing
machine, cars cotton seed, 10 bbls sugar %
pkgs safes, 81 sacks feed. 10 boxes shoulders.
100 crates shoulders. 80 crates hams 300
sacks meal 353 sacks ri e. 60 cases eggs, 10
pigs household goods, 3 horses, mules. II
cars lumber. 10 cars rock. $50 bbiS rosin 736
bbls spirits turpentine, 90 p<gs mdse. 1l3
boxes oranges, Dbl oranges, g 0S4 boxes fruit,
- sacks feathers 20 coils rope = dis sugar
cane, car pig iron, Is bbls fruit - bales
moss.
Per South Bound Railroad Nov I'll bales
cotton, rolls carpet, pkgS tobacco 80
caddies tobacco, 3 bales checks, z bbls pota-
toes, p sacks potatoes, 4 set wheels / pair
shaftlng, gear, bales drills, bales plaids
case furniture, box furniture. - bbls mould
ing bbls syrup, cases cotton yarns, bales
sheeting.
Per Central Railroad. Nov "a. 1895 bales
cotton. 9ll bbls rosin. 1870 bbls Oil 1893 bales
domestics, $50 tons pig iron, 2O2 pkgs mdse
% sacks corn, 4S3 sacks rice. / car meat 3
cars coal, cars wood cars lumber l3 bales
plaids, II cases eggs II bbls whisky. PIP cross
arms, 20 boxes blueing. 80 pkRs hardware 10
empty barrels, piano ana stool Dbl syrup,
D pkgs tobacco 3Oi bbls spirits turpentine.