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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
sEu York produces ,Iarket.

nav YoSS. Jan. H.
FLOUP-Receipts o. 1856 paotszos exports, 2;3i bar.
ies 81 10 sacks sales 20 800 barrels: aIBsN s. 10
ss255 CIV mills tiO0a s4.2b CITY mills 81. 50
to fanor sass $es. IS; 40 kntenr s&sjes4 9j Muns
aoiA eisar, t25y3Sj.+ sIrslIh,s 50 jNsS4.Jf DO
pOtentL a4.25s S4.75 mixtures. S2911s ~; super
fine. at sl.i5oss2.l5 fine sl85os2vU southern -four.
SS.l58-.l5.
WaELT-Reeepts 90 925 bushOls exports TO-, s,s
busneis; ,aies 5000 bushels; Ks red. s,lSc.
store and elevator s2s,.S9no. s1o.E S)AlS92Aic,
T. O. b.; No. northern. s5t.e' $50 No. hard. D..c;
No. northern. s2Ac: No. Chicago, sic
80. . Milwaukee i7}G No. spring. 1gc
No. rsJ 1Ssac.
coR.-Receipt,, el,ilO.buIhslH export. 1896 buss
els; sslea. 1900 bushels; No. ;. 800 sloyAtor
s9aSaic. saosE steamer mixed T. e ,; Ne lob, osci
oATs-ttec,pts 1880 tnsh.l% s1port. 1000 bush.
zig; sales yJJ0O bushels No. 8, IS Do white Al!
ai2c No. :, s9't@39'.e.; do white, i31.; MIXED
western 500 Iotr whi.e do. 3-4i71; while stAIs ~
s!@i5e.; No. Chicsro at 4U.ic.
COFFEk-No. I. IKE.
sHeAk-Ns.a taa, ~; No. Iss33'so4s ~.
No Il. 81 1875: No e, ul6g37s No. ., 33lsi
standard A. il-lee Jtc sanisct'oners J. y-lo Ai'l
cut losi 5-l6a5 &c; crushed, jljSjlo pow iorsl
l5-l69'&c.; graduated at !li-l595o.; Cubes @.5s
PETRoLEUd.-Uai.eds at 59rlc.
toRA-ao". old. A. al'.lJe sl115; 90 n.- .. eis5O
9elo.15; Extra prime A. ----. salrt. no barrels.
LARp-Wsstoru siesn. closed at sllOl; sa..,
So tierces prlvut terms; city at SlO sales 215p
terceE; eontnsni 81 40 q. H. At g l.s5
BUTTkR-keceipts - pHcEases; STATE esry. 200
&c.. 90. creamery 25dSlc; Western GstrL 1905,
DO creamery 2S63ilsC.; 60 factory i5&Ilc Esin,
3!HSiI9c
ChLasE-Receipts - packages; State qiAallAo.
fine vnItr. llssc; do fancy colo5-d as ll943 par
skins "a 0j fuIi SKINS. iCsl' &c; do whi,s lJc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
Jones Brothers.

Rauanss 10 70 N cents ado1en Oranges, 2oa5o cents
dozen. Best quality datos - cents q pound.
Smyrna fEs IS to % cents pound. Messina lemons.
r. to - cents dozen. EvnUorate peaches 20 cts
pound. Evaporated red raspberri,s 50 pound
EvapOratod black respbarries IS cents a pound Apri
cots, a. cents poun's Reslns 10 to a. cents pound
Peanuts 10 cts, quar-; English wanuts % cents per
pound Nuts. all kinds. assorted, % csnts a pound.
Honey. II to q cents per pound. Ma aga grapes Is
to So cents per pound. Crsnb.rrss 10 to IL cents per
quart. Pruuos. ~ To ~ cents a pound; prunellos "
cent pound. Thug-rine oranges, 25 TO 80 cents a
dozen; Nandarines, 81 to ~ cents a dozen
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Hoston Wool Garkst,

Bosros Jan. II.
The demand for wool has been steady and tho sales
good emit, with prices unchan sed OHIO and
Pennsylvania sells at HG(3o5 Az and Xxx and
Michigan heeces are selling a. Sc tc. and No. l..
at SGsf9c. per pound. Fine Gelane selections ere
firm at S!c. FOR Ohio and go. for Michigan CoWliEg
woods DUH except for unwnshei. which -es at rs
RE and three ci hths blood Territory
wool is active at 5st5Sc clJaa for fine S2pric, Tor
fine medium, and 4's3l for medium Texas Cal
forna and Oregon woods ara selling at unchanged
yric .. Pulled wool in steady demand at s2S4c. Tor
super. Australian WOO! ia firm SEC i9c per pound
10
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noun. sUaAn AND vKoErABLEs
Dolan Brothers.

81. Louis rour, $500 to e5s5 bsrror Michigan e57S
Spring, patent, and Minnesota p.tents ar. s,.1i
-four, TO SO cents pound. Maple ,ugar, lO0l3
cents poundl maple syrup 50 to sc, gallon Granu'
sted sugar 10 cents pound, coffee A 5 OTIS; light
brown. 4bSS cts; loaf and puveriEsd 751s cents.
white clover honey Is IS cent? pound celsry
and cents bunch; SQUASH osnts n pound J
cabbage, cents Mound; potatoes. 20 oants TO 81
u bushel; sweet potatoes 8 and oents q pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Roberta & Perkins.

Teas. Forinosa oolong. a. 3d. Soc and 81; English
Breakfast, Soc and 81 Gunpowder 90c; Young Hyson
60c Japans 3d. A., 70 20 and 90 corees old Rovetn
meD Java $50, Mocha $50. standard Java &c. Golden
Rio CSC, Maricabo 2sc. mixed ground 2Jo. pow1era
Mocha and Java 100; Dandaon 25c. new 80.
Cereal, ste. German chcory l5c. Spices Pepper 400.
spce 4nc. cinnamon e)o, ginger 900, cloves 800.
mustard go. Cavenne pepper soc, white pepper 5jj.
mace sl.a, Butnlegs SL21
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
BURLINGTON. Jan. IS.

BURLINGTON. Jan. IS. l5lS
Prices In the wholesale market rsmain
unchanged from last week. Quotations are as
follows
PgovproSs-Dairy butter 25 n q c'q; creamery
butter $3.50 cents cheese, lo94Gl cents; potatoes
- ccnts eggs IS s2s cents; beans S5t$!e5v busheli
honey, l2c0l5 cents.
HAy-Loose. slIal6 v ton; bs,ei, SO 6lS
GRAIN-Oss IS to 30 cents busha; rvs, 81 97)centx
buckwhsst, 5000 cents; beans, 32.0) lSl.J0 bushe
corn, Western, e. to ~ cents Northern, - TO 10
cents
FsED-Mlddrng, elss?Oa ton; shortL sIs bran.
SIS; meal S!i32G.
MKATs-Beef. Vermont dressed. TaS cents per pouni
Western oents oork. dressed ~ to cents mutton
n5 IL cents fowls, 20 10 alive, chickens y cent?
alive, 10 dressed: turkeys Is to ~ cents dress
cd: spring lamb, ~ centA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Price: CUTICURA, 5)c.; CUTICuRA SOAR,
Csc. CUrICURA kESoLVENr, Si.60.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION, Boston.
"All About the skin, Scalp and Hair" ca
pages, 800 Diseases. mailed free.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

pouudl choose, dsirye to 10 oon per round factory
10 to i2 cents por pound eggs % to 50 per dossn
potatoes. 70 car % to ~ cents pr bushe PORK, i've
weight con;s per pound dressed, to ~ cents per
pound beef aIdo - to 5conts per pound hay, ere per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Barber 81 Tobey.

Dairy butter !, 30 ,on.' popni Creamery ous.
ter, IS CENTS Cheese IL IL to IA cs.n pound. Eggs
So cents ado.en. Fancy chessss are follows Pins
apple cheese, 658Sl.O each according to sac; Roqu.
fort cheess 70 cents pouni English dairy . csnb
Fdam ai.O) each; Neufchatsl osnssa paokage Ched.
dRr cheese, el.Os piece MIX cents a quart
Pnro Jersey cream " cent? quart Paragon cheese,
$3.50 per Jar American club house cheese iOosnts per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local Retail AIarEet1.

BURHNoToS. Jan. IS, 1898
Prices In the local retail market are IN
changed Following are the quotations as
corrected by some OF Burlington's prom.
nent merchants.
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Chicago Grain aud rrodueo ssarHst.

CRtCAdo Jan. II
Tho ieadips futures clo,si follows
WHEAT - No. January 7e]s'. May, slrs8s2c,
july, NIsc.
C0tN-No. January, 43lac; Fsbrusry, -3Jssilo.
May 46c.
OATs-No January. Sltc.i February. sac
MAY, 35I6c
MESS FORK - Per barrel-JaRuary. 1910 May.
fls.57h
LAkD-Psr 100 pounds-January sloe5; May,
Snort RIBs-Psr 100 pound,-Jan, s9.4A May.
t9521h.
Cssh quotations -.ers as folows
YIoUn-Pstont fancy eA5OssLsN oissrr 49, ;
ureighL 81 25ai.tl winter whssL sI5S ATS; sDriaS
patents. s4@lS+.60 winter pstsnts. sR3laA55
wHEAr-Se / spriRx. I6A9I6jsc. "a red 7Gi4@
i69sc
oORN-So. At 4S1te.
oA1E-No at Sll.5Sllsc.i No. white o. No. 2
RYE-No. al 57ts.
EAkLEY-No. 2. DE
FLAX5EED-So. l. sl.l3H
POEK-tl7.Si&9l7.5y.
LARD-SU.65
SHORT RIBs-Sides-3950
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPE LlER.

Mrs Horatio n Taplin started Thursday
for two wesks' visit with her parents at
Clearbrook, Va She will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter In Washington, ID. q.
The annual meeting OF the Capitol Saw
ings Eank and Trust company occurred on
Thursdey afternoon. There was only one
change in the board Of directors who now
nra 4. j. Deavitt, A. J. Sibley, Albert 10
honnott, Boratio N. Tapiin, Alex Cochran,
George f. Sitey and T. II. Blakeley. The
directors are to meet on Monday, January
%, ard elect oicors
Medard Wright, aged nearly 50 years,
died Saturday night OF pneumonia. lie has
been prominent business man and for AO
years proprietor Of the machine shop and
foundry at Wrightsville, shipping water
wheels and granite polishing machines to
all parts of the country. he leaves g
wife, two daughters and one son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
MAI1 SElElD.

Otis Wallis died after a brief illness OF
pneumonia on Thursday. Tho funeral was
held at the house on Sunday. Dan Somer-
vile severely cut his hand on circular
w.--D. .. Joslin is around on crutches. -
There was a dance at the hotel hall on Fri
dey night, with about 40 couples in attend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

successful term OF school in the Tarbsll dis
trict. Rev. Ira Beard ia very III. Prof,
j. B. DeMotte spoke to the young men at
the Congregational church Sunday evening"
The church was crowded aud many were
obliged to stand. Mrs W. b. Mayo is a
little better .---Mra Otrin Kimbnll is moro
comfor table. Vernon W. Smith Is improy-
ing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
Vermont Produce hXarker,.

FtR0LNNfi JIM, Il
The butter market is quoted at 10 20 % per
pound at q to "a cents per pound eggs. 81 cents
PER dozen; chickens, II to a per pound fowls
to II cents per.pound beef, to cents per pound;
pork So to cents per pound; mutton, cents per
pound lamb 10 cents Der pound potatoes, 20 cents
per bushe, with evidence OF falling in price, IS to
| Sll per ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
EAST MONTPELIER.

Willard Sanders. aged 81 years, died re-
Gently. Funeral services were held at his
late home, Rev. g. o. Webster officiating.
E. Fitzgerald has gone to Woodsville -
Julia Gould has been spending IA few days
in Waterbury. Dir. and Mrs. j. W. But
terrified have moved to Nestminster -
James Cohurn and wife are visiting friends
in Craftsbury. The second whist party
given by tho Dramatic and Musical club
was held last Friday evening. Mrs. Luther
Town and j. NJ. Willard were the prize win
nerh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
WINDSOR COUNTY.

The grist mill 6nd factories at Weston
have shut down on account OF low water.
The most remarkable revival known for
many years at North Springfield js in pro-
gress there, in which Pastors Becllwith and
Chapman have bean greatly aided by Evan
gelst Whittier. Although Mr. Whittier
has now gone to Dorchester, Mass, TO begin
special work thsre, the pastors aud churche,
q North Springfield are continuing u1iou
meetings, and enlarged results ars occurring
daily. Uo to data not less than 20 have
risen for prayer.
READING.
Mrs. ouIsa Stearns. widow of tie late
James Stearns, was taken with acute pneu-
mona on Monday afternoon last week and
died the following day. She was s. years
Of age aud was remarkably well preserved
in mind and body. Sue was an active
member of the Baptist church and will be
greatly missed in the community. Her fu
neral WAS held in the Baptist church Fri
day morning, Rev. A. Head officiating -
Mrs Smith of Rutland and Mrs. Josie tos-
ter OF Keene, ~ H., arc stopping few
days in this vicinity, having been cplied
here Dy tho death OF their aunt Nos
Stearns. Mrs. Daniel Wiidsr has
returned from Massachusetts,. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Ellis cross OF Ciaremont y. H., ~ G
at c. \. Hook s-5lrs Ada Sawyer has
moved into the Wocott house. Mr.. a Dol
Ray of Ludlow has bought the Royce place
ct south Reading Newman u ilder Of
Saxton'a River academy is visiting his
grandfather, Mr.. Daniel Wilder.
NORT+ POMFReT.
| Mrs. Mark Adams is ill.-The Moore
/ boys were called TO Hartford Monday to at
/ tend tho funeral OF their grandmother. -
I June airbanks has moved here from Can
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Tub butter 20 to % five pound hoSt % to "a
cents per pound; print IS to 25ia per pSuadi
eggs, q to 2S cents dozen; potatoes, 6S to IS
cents per bushel; corn. 69 cents per bushel
meal, sl.l5i pTovsnder $40. cotton seed meal
sL35i spring whoa, bran Sl.uO winter wheat
bran, sl.0o apples, 50 TO $50 spring lsw5s,
sSOs5.b0 turkeys II TO 10 cents chickens ~ to is
cents per pound fowls, to 10 per pound; live
hogs. to 6< sents dressed hogs TOSS fat ca lie,
to a. dressed beef, to s. maple sugar. to
cents; maple syrup 90 to ~ cents gallon; hay, SO
a ton; Rresn wood sSGas5; dry wood, s. 5OGSa.oO 4
cord, oas, s. to A..
RICHMOND. Jan 10.
Market IL quoted to-day follows: Dairy butter 20
IS cents per pound creamery, % 10 ~ cents per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
WORCESTER.

Mrs. C. W. Pike was called to Montpelier
last week to attend her daughter Mrs.
Huntington, who is very sick. A sociable
was held at Mr.. Ryan's Thursday by the
members of his churc Murray Hall is no
better. Mrs. G. G. Tewksbury ia in Mont
peler caring for Mrs. Kelton, her sister.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Nearly 600 were present at the public
meeting Of the /. O. G. 7. last Friday even
iug,-Miss Metric Iarbell has finished a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Mrs. Mark Adams is ill.-The Moore
boys we're called TO Hartford Monday to at
tend tho funeral OF their grandmother. -
June fairbanks has moved here from Can
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
Minsrs in Rad shaps.

iSpsetag telegram 20 ne E-0lSts-.
ZANEsvILIE, O., December 7-1he
coal miners in the Perry county regions
southwest of this city, are in bad shape
The mines at Buckingham have been
closed, throwing 325 men out OF WORK;
The NN mine 90 Shawnee has followed
its example and caused nearly as many
more men 10 lose their work. The I'D
son Run mines are only running part
time. and several of the other mines are
running short. As the miners never ac-
emulate aud depend upon what they
make from week 10 week, the outlook
for the winter is far from encouraging
for them, and it is feared that great
many will suffer before spring arrives
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. 1aI 1-2 Per Cent - government
strong 90 stocks, higher - Flour IN
ebanged-Wheat, Higher.
Nav y DIRK. December Money on eau
easg at 1aIII per cent; last loan and closed
~ IAN per cent Prime mercantile pa
ner Si<a5i5 per cent Sterling exchange
steadyat 4S3I5a4S7ll.
GOvERNNiENTs-Suong'
.Fours Registered. IL ~
FO o1r Registered. ........, 20
Pacific Skies Of '95.........'''''''''A iva
STATEs-StrOng.
RALROADS-StrOng.
STarr,s-It was dull market on the
Stock Exchange to-day" and the VolulLio %
business was largely restricted. me trau-
inc wgs purely professional ana tue
changes of the day were generally unlln-
Dovtsot Atchison stock and bonds were
IT,,sn held to-day. Sugar held its place aI
the head of the list of sales, put nuCVua,
ted within narrow limits. Chicago gas he4u
its own until late in the afternoon, Wueu .
rumor was started that the rePor'eu a. Si
dividend had not been declared anu On
this drive was made. IheIe "aS So
buyiog in General Electric IN tue C ,l...
most NJ In in Boston orders, and an advances
market Opened strong at an advance Oh
traction and after brief period OF hrHhesS
became weak, rather by reason OF lScA u
animation than any pressure 70 ser, aIu
during the rest Of the day moved IeeoIy
~, and down as the traders pulled tue
strings no marked changes being mace
exceDt in a few Of the spcclaltles. ne
tone ST the general market At the CLOSE was
firm and the tendency or prices was up
ward. The railway and mlscell .1i '3,'-.
bond market was generally strong al gay i
Sales, l23, 400 shares. quotations ClOsou
bid; 80
Atkinson, 1873; Adams Express lou;
American Express, lilo; BalIlIno .I., 1 .,.oi
Ohio, %; Canada Paclnc' a.; Ceu' iS a.
Pacific. 1871: Chesapeake and ONO l9i
CbicaSo and Alton, 1875; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy l9A ChlcaBo 49, OSS,
6e6I. Delaware and Hudson, 1870
delaware. L.ackawanna and western
1G7. Denver and RIO Granoe pre-
ferred S25y: Distillers and Cattle reed
ers Co. 27S5; Erie, 49,; do. preferred
n. Fort WAYNE, $50; Illinois Cen
trial or. Lake Shore, l2lls; Mlcnlgah
Centrsl lOll5; Missouri PACING, 80
Norfolk and Western preferred, u.s.
Northern Pacific, Ga do. preferred, "a ;
Northwestern, 1854; do. preierreu, leS'
New York Central, 1924; New s hOES
and New England, SOS; Paclnc Mall .sI
49,; Peoria, Decatur aud Evansville, ozs )
Pittsburg, $50; Pullman Palace I,S;
Reading, 219s; Rock Island, 6s4 81 LOUIS
and San Francisco first preterrec, : -,
Paul 64is; do. preferred, liS; ~ ..
Coal and Iron, 1871; Texas Paclnc, "a :
Union Pacihc, 2l5i ; United States Express
n. Western Union, S92S; Wheeling ana
lake Erie. l5}s do. preferred, 52]s.
Mining Stocks-Band b, Cholor, oO'
Grown Point, 90; Consolidated California
and Virginia, $40; Deadwood 90; Gould
Curry. 40; Hale and NorcrOss, 20; Home
stake, SIS; Independence, -; Mexican
no; Ontario $50; Ophir, lou; F4y-
mouth. 90; Sierra Nevada, 40: standard,
100: Union Con-, 100; Yellow Jacket llO;
Iron Silver, 10; Quick Silver, loOi 20
preferred. 1000; Bulwer, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December Cattle, receipts
$500 head shipments, 5000 market active
and steady; few Christmas steers So GOA
6 80: good shippers 50 O0G5 50; fair 81 35a
I so; others So Tja4 0O.
Hogs-Recelpts, $4,000 head; shipments,
10000 head: market, weak and lower;
common 81 35a5 %; packing and shipping
So lOa5 rs; prime heavy s. 35a5 40; sorted
light So 4Ua5 90.
Sheep-Receipts, Ii, 900 head; shipments,
9, 500 head; market slow and lower; native
ewes 81 OOa3 25; westerns 81 SOOa3 40;
lambs g 75a4 Go.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December Cat
tie receipts, 920 head; shipments, go
head; market steady.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
>. 100 mead; market slow; ali grades S. ~
a. 50, light weights selling best.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
800 head; market strong at yesterdays
quotations.
CINCINNATI, o., December Hogs,
in fair demand at "a 65a5 -; receipts,
5000 head; shipments, 5000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
wANrrD no SEE A nANeINa.
one Thousand People jam n Pennsyl-
vania Jan 70 See Ben. Tennis Swung

one Thousand People jam Pennsyi-
vania Jan TO See Ben. Tennis Swung
on
HARRrsBURe, PA, December Ben
Tennis was hanged in the Dauphin
county Jail yard this morning in the
presence OF over I, 900 spectators.
The crush 10 get inside the jail yard
was something awful. Three men
tainted and had 20 be taken ont OF the
crowd by the police. Tennis mounted
the gallows with hrm tread and at
once made brief prayer 10 German.
He expressed sorrow for mis- crime and
asked forgiveness OF all.
This morning the parents OF Tennis
victim visited him and cheerfuliy grant
cd him forgiveness. They were also
present at the execution.
Tennis's crime was one OF the most
revolving in the annals OF the criminal
history Of Pennsylvania. His victim
was Agnes Cooper Wright, school girl
OF nine years, whom he outraged and
then chOked 20 death because OF her
threat to expose him 70 her mother.
The double crime was committed on
September 10, 1893, and one week later
Tennis was arrested while at work In
corn field near the scene. On his way
to the Dauphin county jail he broke
down and made a confession to his cap
tors, ia which he detailed at length the
scenes which eliminated in murder
His arrest was followed by great indlg-
nation, ana when the confession was
made threats Of lynching were heard
all through the county. Two weeks
after the crime was committed he
plead guilty to the charge Of murder
and evidence was taken by the court TO
establish the degree Of his crime. The
court decided that he was guilty OF
murder in the first degree and SEN
4arcod him sO DEATH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
DRY GOODS.

New York, December 6-The develop
meut OF trade this week has not been en-
couraging in any line in the dry goods mar
ket, although a fair volume. of business
passes in the way OF small orders and the
keeping up Of depleted stocks. Prints and
printed fabrics are selling slowly, al
though there is some hope Of increase in
trade from the efforts of agents. Mail or
ders are Of small quantity all through the
market, showing no more interest than do
the resident or out Of town buyers person
ally present. Foreign dry goods are dull,
demand being limited in' all departments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08

LOwsr Under protection Than In Free
Tr,.do countries.


Lower Under H'rotection Than In Free
Tr,.do countries.
W. c. Welles. Of Parkersburg, q gen.
tleman who has devoted the last two
years to a thorough study Of the tarlu
question, and who, oy reason or MS
peculiar fitness was selected by the
Democratic State Committee, OF OHIO,
TO speak durl3g the last two weeks Of
the last campaign in answer to Cover
nor Mckinley, has furnished the Rec
lister the | following abstracts OF his
speech, which at this time Of tariff dis
cuSsiOn, Will prove Of interest. He saws:
Our nek tariff schedule proposes that
coal shaUy be placed upon the free list,
and, as a Consequence, we hear an awful
howl from protectionists, predicting
dire effects| upon that industry.
First. as 10 labor. Mckinley, on Sep
TENDER %. kS03, at Marietta, said: III
the tariff ~ taken from coal the miners
of Ohio viii have TO content themselves
with the pAuper wages Of Europe"
Carroll -. Wright's report OF the De-
partmeu8t OF Labor, in 1890, on coal
mininrk, both In this country and
EuroH5e, furnishes facts TO estimate the
terriY0le (?) condition OF coal miners;
IN tNhe competing countries, Canada ana
Gr6eat Britain. Miners are paid mainly
by'r the ton, aud only one large estaO-
lishment is given with daily wages IN
each one Of the three countries named,
and n each establishment four or i've
different rates were paid, according to
skill, as this table will show:
rAhLE COMPLIED FROM REPORT on COAL MINING.
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PRODUCE

NEW YORK, December Flour, re-.
ceipts y. 600 packages; exports 1900 bar
rels: sales 1900 barrels; market more
active. Wheat receipts 1900 bushels;
exports 9,OOJ bushels; sales 695,0OO BUSH
els futures, 5000 bushels spot; spot
market dull aud firm; ungraded red O3c;
No. 1 northern 72ISe; options, quiet and
higher; No. 2 red January 6gl5a69S4c,
closinS at 6g5zc; March 72a12lsc. closing at
IKE; May 54i4a74l5c, closing at I4}sc;
December 6S5[c. Corn, receipts 22,OCO
bushels; exports 10, 900 bushels; sales
275,OOO bushels futures, and lOS,0OO bush
els spot; spot market steady; January
45ssa{5Sc, closing at 45l5c; May Agate,
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PETROLEUM

New York, December petroleum,
quiet but firm; no sales; January option
closed at ne bid.
on CITY, PA, December 7.-Opened
at IKE; highest, 17Hc; lowest NE;
closed nc; sales, 5000 barrels; clear
auces, 5000 barrels; shipments, 81, $50 bar
rels; runs, IS, S97barrels.
PrTTsBURe, PA, December 7.-Nolhing
doing; NC bid.