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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-30

his dictstlon: 'T'm captain Of this ship.
fmeaning the church). and I'll show
YOU who is boss" Previous to going to
conference at Wheeling he deliberately
removed
ALL STEWARDS AND CLASS LEADERS,
who, be though, would be instrumental
In his removal, knowing that large
majority OF the Board would petition
the Bishop for his removal. Notwith-
standing all this, when Bishop Warren
learned Of the facts, he decided that
Bickford must 90. Had he been sent
back, charges would have been prefer
red charging him with
UNNINIsTERIAL CONDUCT,
and these charges are still extant. Since
his removal Bickford has returned to
Petersburg several times to interfere
with the church officials and TO intensi-
~ the situation, and the charges will 10
All probability be presented AZ the next
conference to put stop to Bickford's
pickering.
He had an intense hatred OF Jews and
Catholics and openly abused them when
ever one appeared In the character Of
singer or ehorister. He carried this
dislike TO such an extent that he pro-
tested against relative Of prominent
church member remaining in business
with q Well-knOwn Hebrew.
He never affiliated with members or
preachers OF other churches and took
occasion whenever opportunity permit
ted 70 insult both church and people.
Ii happened on two occasions that MEM
bers of BickfOrd's church wanted TO az
fliate with the NJ. E. Church South,
In the same city. They applied to him
for letters, which he gave after trying
70 persuade the parties to withdraw
their request. The letters were writ
ten in black ink, except the word
south" Ia both letters Bickford
wrote the word and undersigned it in
the reddest OF red ink. His "bloody
shirt" letters caused the withdrawal Of
a number Of members and the disgust Of
everybody in the city.
A certain memorial is still fresh in
the memory OF the citizens OF Parkers-
burg by reason OF the grossest insult
ever deliberately cast upon people by
Bickford. This also occurred at Park
ersburg. Bickford was the orator and
at certain point In his address he
SAID wish a viciousness difficult TO par
allel; There are no persons OF educa-
tion or culture south Of Mason and
Dixon's line" following this up wish
declaring that this particular people
were racs OF drunkards and ignorant
brutes, and atthere was nothing good
among them. This outrageous insult
caused the greatest indigns:ion-as II
should-and more members dropped
out Of the church.
He scored his church people for pat
ronizing an entertainment gotten up for
the benefit Of the Children's Home, for
no other reason than the fact that
among the particiDats were several
Jews and Catholics. He refused TO rec
ognize his Presiding Elder, Rev. Stew
art, on the streets, because that gentle
man did not accept his views. Rev.
Stewart has since died.
1t is probable that charges will be
brought against Bickford before the
general conference.
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MARTINS FERRY.

It looks as II some ameteur thieves
have been at work on Fourth street.
1t was discovered yesterday morning
that the residence OF Jno. G. Hayne had
been entered by thieves by taking the
glass out Of the basement window, but
they were prevented from going eny
further by heavily locked doors. Mr..
Hayne and family are at the Worlds
Fair, but 1t is thought after an exami-
nBtiOn that nothing was taken by the
thieves.
Prof. Lee, the barber and foot racer, is
trying 10 arrange q race with man by
the name OF Brown, a resident OF st.
ClaIrsYille, and sprinter OF some abili-
". IL seems that Brown has heard con-
siderable Of our colored champions
ability as sprlnter and is trlhe ttmid
about meeting him. However, race
between the two is likely to be arranged
soon.
Our citizens were greatly dissppoint-
ed because their town was not in it in
the opening OF the new street car line
yesterday. 1t is earnestly hoped that
the Bridge Company can see their way
clear to let the connection be made
over their property and let us have the
cars.
Tony ThompsCA, one OF the men &C
cused OF sssaulting Mollie Taylor, gave
$500 bond and was released yesterday.
Norris is still in jail and will be taken
to ST. Clairsville II he does not furnish
bond.
William Fisher, Louis Scheehle and
Louis Prscht left last. evening for a
fishing and hunting expedition, to last
three or four days. They will camp
near CadiZ, o.
T. C. Ayres, candidate for the nomi-
nation Of Prosecuting Attorney on the
Republican ticket, has been in town for
the past two days fixing his fences for
Saturdays primaries.
Quite a number Of our citizens were
in Bridgeport yesterday, attending the
exercises OF the opening Of the new
electric street car line.
A number from here will attend
fashionable social affair given at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Robinson at High
land City, this evening.
The street urchins are hustling
around gathering up old rags and iron
10 Ediob tue A0AuAiSN oIASNAt ~ NNNSNN
the circus on Friday.
Bert George leaves this morning for
his home in East Liverpool to spend
several weeks with friends and rela-
tlves.
Gus Miller is putting down fire
brick pavement in front OF bis place OF
business, on Hanover street.
Mrs. Hairy Tyner, OF Cleveland, is
the guest bf her grandma, Mrs. Ellen
Callahan. Of Clay street.
Rev. w. B. HartzOg, of Ada, will take
Rev Morsee place in the Baptist Church
about October lst
Louis OF CHER, trainmaster OF the Z.
& p railrobd, was in the city yesterday
for n shoy time.
TRs/ T.-U. will meet in the Y.
W oms Friday afternoon at half
,lock.
Sample and family, of Steu-
Q the guests Of friends In the
/.
Mrs. Chatles G. Clayland, Of
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wHEEI1Ne DAILY REGISTER WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30 1893

Sic. Mixed western 30a32c. Wool dull
and steady; domestic fleece 20a2Sc; pulled
l6a25c; Texas 12al7c. Cut meats, steady;
Lard, nominal; western steam 8 50; Sep
TENDER IS 90; October s so. Pork. nrrn
and dull Butter, steady and dull. Cheese
dull. Eggs, frmer: western fresh 15lSaloc
Tallow dull. Cottonseed oil, steady.
Petroleum, quiet and steady. Rosin
steady and quiet Turpentine. dull and
quiet Rice, steady. Molasses, steady.
Coffee, steady al to 10 points down.
Sugar dull.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 29.-Flour,
dull and unchanged. Wheat, frmer; No. 2
red August 65Xa66c: September 66lsa
662zc; October 6sI{ a6Sss&c; November 7o1Ss
7Oslc Corn nominal; No 2 mixed August
and Septembe 45s[ a46c; October 46a46Slc:
November 1910 Oats, weak and lower;
No. white August 3i1SaS5Llc: September
S2ISa33lzc; October 80 L a34c. Butter, nrm
Pennsylvania creamery extra 26c. Receipts
Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat $4,000 bush
els. corn. 8 geo bushels; oats "a 900 bushels.
Shipments-Wheat. 80, 900 bushels; corn,
lls,0O0 bushels; oats. 1900 bushels.
CISc1NSATI, O., August 29.-Cotton,
quiet and higher; middling nc; Flour,
quiet. Wheat, dull; No. , red 5S1Sc; re-
CENTS . 600 bushels; shipments, 8, 600 bush
els Corn, quiet; No. . mixed Ale Oats,
steady; No mixed 2611c. Rye, frRer
at soc. Pork, steady at $l5 %. Lard,
strong at S l2]f Bulk meats, firm at
s. 75a9 90. Bacon, steady 81 Gil 90.
Whisky, steady az 81 y, Butter, sugar
and cheese, firm. Eggs, arm at l2c.
TOLEDO, o., August 29.-Wheat, steady
and easier; No. 2 cash 6l14c; September
62c; October 64c; December 69c. Corn, dull
cash No. . 4Oc. Oats, cash 251Sc. Rye,
dull; cash 4515c Cloverseed, active; east
ern prime cash g. 80; September Is 10; DC
tober s. so Receipts = Flour, 5S bar
rels: wheat l04, 900 bushels; corn, 24.Olo
bushels;, oats, 1000 bushels. rye, ooU
bushels. Shipments-Flour,3 200 barrels:
wheat, GO, 900 bushels; corn, 1900 bush
els; rye, 500 bushels.
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LIVE STOCK.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING. August ~, lSg3.


There are few changes TO report this
week. the market conditions manifestlng
upmistakable symptoms OF dizziness. Cattle
are in good supply and weak demand.
Sheep and lambs, unless choice, are IN
saleaOle.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue & Thomas
CATrLE-Extra. 1000 to /, 200, So 15a9 %;
good, 900 to ]. 900, SO 0Oa3 10; good, SOO 70
600. 81 75a3 90; fair, 700 10 500, e 5Oa3 40;
common, 600 to 700, 81 00a2 %; bulls, & GOA
%; cows. 81 50a2 90
HoGs-Demand good; supply good; ex-
ira, s. 25a5 So; good, s. l5a5 70; common
81 50a5 90.
SHrEp-Unsaleable; lambs, choice, & so
al 30.
Fresh Cows, $40 90 to t25 90.
Calves, 81 90 to s. %.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, August 29.-Cattle,
receipts, so head shipments, $50 head; mar
ket slow and Is 10 % cents on from last
weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
500 head; market firm; Workers % lOao ZO'
medium weights s. OOa6 10; extreme heaVy
s. 60a5 so.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments,
1, 500 head market, very dull and III 10 ZUc
off lambs 25c of from yesterdays prices.
CHICAGO, August 29-Cattle, receipts,
c. 600 head; shipments, 1000 head market
steady; common 81 75a3 IS; Texans u lOa
2 95; westerns 81 75a3 70.
Hogs-R Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; markets and 10 cents lower;
prime mixed and packers g 2Oa5 Az; neaVy
IS 45a5 IS: prime medium, s. 6Oa5 70.
Sheep-Receipts II, 600 head; shipments,
Q. 5OOhead; market slow, unsettled; natives
81 OOa4 %; westerns 81 25aS %; lambs
g. 75a5 25..
CINCINNATI, O., August 80. - Hogs,
active and higher at e. 75a6 90; receipts,
1000 head; shipments, 1000 head.
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mcdowell News Notes.
|, Corrssponasnes or he Rsoistsr.

SDgctGL COrFe6pOH4eltce " Ite hsutSt1.
WEIGH, w. VA, August 2s.-The
Pennsylvania Diamond Drill Company,
of Birdshoro, Pa, which has already
drilled two test holes for coal on
Browns creek at this town, will move
its machinery to two miles east Of here,
on Elkhorn creek to-day, where another
hole will be bored. The machine bores
a three-inch hole and takes out two
and a half inch core. The results OF
their work is kept strictly private.
b. w. Wright, Of Vivian, this county,
is here buying curly walnut logs,
stumps, ETC., for foreign shipment from
this station. He has nearly car load
now In readiness.
Jailer Jones, of Huntington, brought
Lewis Hall back to WEIGH, yesterday,
bail having been granted Hall by Judge
Guthrie, OF the Kanawha Circuit Court,
in the sum OF $4,000. Lewis says he
was most kindly treated while at Cabell
county jail.
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preferred. %; Northern Pacific, OK; do
preferred. 22Z; Northwestern, 97x: do.
preferred. 1870; New York Central, zoos !;
Pacific Mail, az; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, ~; Pittsourg. 40; Pullman
6Os/: St. Louis and San Francisco first
preferred, =: st. Paul. 56s[; do. pre-
ferred. li2; Tennessee Coal and Iron,
1872; Texas Pacific. So; Union Pacinc,
2l[: United States Express, 45: Western
Union, 1871: wheeling AID Lake Erie, lO7s
do. preferred, 80.
Mining Stocks-Cholor-; Grown Point,
=; Consolidated California and Virginia,
120: Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, 20;
Hale and Norcross, 45; Homestake, $40;
independence, =; Mexican, 40: North
star. =; Ontario 600; Ophir, 30; Ply
mouth. 10; Sierra Nevada, 30; Standard,
no: Union Con, 80; Yellow Jacket, 30;
Iron Silver, 10: Quick Silver, $50; DO
preferred, 1900; Bulwer, Ii.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 29.-Wool
market dull, prices nominally I'M
changed and 10 BUYERS favor; Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above
23a25c; Y 22a23c: medium 25a26c; coarse
25a26c; New York, Michigan and Western
fine or X and Xxx 2Oa2lc; medium 25a2oc;
coarse 25a26c: fine washed delaine Y and
Xxx 23a26c; medium washed combing and
delaine, 26a27c; coarse do 26a2611c; Can
ada do 27a2sc; tub washed, choice, 2Sa29c;
fair 27a2sc; coarse 26a27c; Montana fine
1lal5c.
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PETROLkUM

NEW York, August 29.-Petroleum was
dull; Pennsylvania oil, spot sales, none;
September sales, 1000 barrels at sac.
OIL CRY PA, August 29.-Opened low
and closed at 575Sc; highest 5Sc; sales, -;
clearances, -; shipments 25,9l6 barrels;
runs, 1O3,27S barrels.
PITTsBURG. PA, August 29.-Petroleum,
opened at $3.50; closed and highest 571Sc;
lowest $3.50.
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING. August 30, 1898.

WHEELING, august 80, io'"'
Farmers are still holding in anticipation
of an advance in prices, whichit is thought
will be brought about by the present pro-
tracted drought and consequent scarcity OF
farm products and there is consequently
little movement in the market. Tuesdays
rain came too late to be Of any benefit ex-
cept TO fall vegetation. Prices show no
change from last week.
The following are the quotations:
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood,
SO so; in paper 50 25 per barrel.
Minnehaha in 4 cotton sacks 81 90;
Minnehaha in wood, a so; Galaxy in sacks
A 50; Galaxy in wood 81 so; Famous in
sacks. S3 25; Famous in wood 50 40 Spring
wheat -four, In Jute sacks Of lao pounds,
a % per barrel.
GRGIN-Wheat per bushel, No. !, 6Oc;
new wheat, 55a60c per bushel; corn 55a6Oc
per bushel: new oats 9Sa40c.
FEED-Middlings per ton $lS OOal9 90;
bran per ton SIS O0al9 90; baled hay per
ton sl7 10; old loose hay sl7 % per ton:
new loose hay tl7 90.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, August 29-While orders
for dry goods were light in view Of small
mails from the West, the business doing on
the spot showed that interest was az least
maintained. There were evidences in fact
that demand IS charging under increasing
confidence and pressure of advance in the
season. The tone OF the market Is better
though improvement in orders is yet small.
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CONVICT LABOR.

seal,d proposals will be received At the Yves
Virginia Penitsntiary, at NouDdSyille, W. Va
until IL O'Clock meridian on September 9th.
1891 FOR the labor OF about fifty convicts for .
term Of from three to Eve years.
Each bid must be accompanied with bond
with sureties to the satisfaction o; the Board
that the bidder will comply with the term: OF
his bid II it is accepted, and be sealed uP ans
addressed to the Warden. endorsed bids for
Labor"
The Board reserves the right to reject any 9
al bids.
For further information address the n
signed
By order Of the Board OF DirectorI
aul6eawt N. VAN PELT, va
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The Metal Market.

New YORK, August 29.-Pig iron, dull
and steady; American sl2 75al5 80. Cop
per. steady; lake e. 50. Lead, firm; de-
nestle s. TX. Tin. strong; straits Sl9 10.
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REV. mr.. JlCKFORD.
EE 3 SOW uIKnA sRnuUS 4aoVBLR IN
iSDRa5A. INDIANA.

His car'Ys, +. Breeder Of Dis:ouis4D he Seems
Sav. az Especial Capacity tk Di'FaPang
Chgch Choirs-Hs Was Form'7 N FMA-
Gslurg, and is Wsll-Enown West W.
GIN.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money ea4 Per Cent-Governments Dull
Stocks Higher - Flour Unchanged
Wheat Active.


Money aa4 Per Cent-GOvernments Dull.
Stocks Higher - Flour Unchanged
Wheat Active.
New YORK, August 29.-Money on call
easy at 2a4 per cent, last loan closing Of
fered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sal2 per cent Sterling exchange
" eak at 4Sl%a4S51S. Silver certificates
were neglected; closed at 7Ss%.
GovBRNMRNTs-Duu.
Fours Registered. ....-..............I IL!
FOurs Coupons. ................-...ll Ill
Four-and-a-half Registered. ......... ~
Pacific Skies of '95............ .....lF'
STATEs-Dull.
RAuRoADs-Strong; sales, S,Sl5,OOO.
SToCKs-The tendency Of affairs OF the
Stock Exchange was in the direction OF i'm
provement, not so much early in the day as
toward the close, for the reason that IN the
early trading the bulls offered little oppor-
tunity TO manipulation for lower prices.
The bears made several raids on the list
and depressed the market Il to per cent.
from last nights closing. Foreign connec-
tions were liberal buyers. This absorb
ton induced the bulls 10 take
hold with considerable vigor as the
day advanced aud between and3 O'Clock
sharp advances were recorded all along the
line. In addition TO the inquiry from this
source there was a brisk demand Tor long
account and speculation assumed posi-
lively buoyant tone. The improvement
was due chiefly to the heavy vote in the
House Yesterday in favor OF the uncondi-
tional repeal Of the Sherman law,
which exercised very favora-
bic influence abroad. The advance in
the active list was equal 10 IL to 80 per
cent. All the Industrials were prominent,
though the rise in Chicago Gas was
checked by rumors that the Fidelity Trust
of Philadelphia would refuse 10 pay the
scrip dividend just declared by the Chi
cazo Gas Company. The market closed
strong at or near the top. Sales 232, 200
shares. Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, II; Adams Express, 135;
American Express, 1903; Baltimore and
Ohio. 90: Canada Pacific. IN Central
Pacific, 10; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1873;
Chicago and Alton. 121; Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy 1913; Delaware and Hud-
son. llS<; Delaware, Lackawanna and
western. 1862; Denver and RIO Grande
preferred 2S3S; Erie, 10; do. preferred,
55lS: Fort Wayne. 40; Illinois Central 81;
Lake Shore, rs; Michigan Central. s.;
Missouri Pacific, - Norfolk and Western
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FOR RENT.

six-roomed house, furnished or uhIufhlshsu'
No 100 South Front street.
sir rooms and bath, g02 Market street,
Three rooms COS Market street
No 26l4 Market street rooms.
Pleasant Valley residence, rooms, lAfge
grounds. fruit and shade trees; S!OW per
month.
inquire OF
GEO. J. MATHIS0N,
Real EstAts Agent, 1873 Market street
Telephone lW. lA
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
From FIRST Of April next, the commodiou'
modern store room now occupied by o. o. Cen
thar. Esq, and numbered 1867, on Main street
JAMES. l. HAwLEY.
..os No. 1920 Main Street
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LOT ON FOURTEENTH ST, FOR SALE.

We oier for sale 81 bargain. IL bought az
once. the westerly 81 feet Of L0r No. ~. a. the
southwest corner OF FOURTEENTH AND
JACOB STREETS. The lot has depth OF l0o
feet 10 an alley.
Also
No. 81 Sixteenth street. two story brick.
No. II Thirteenth street, TWO story brick.
No 2S49 Chspine street, two story brick.
No los South Penn street. TWO story frame.
No. g0l North Main street, corner Of Ninth
street.
Nos. 6, IS, G., 90 Seventeenth St, four bricks.
No. 81 sixteenth street two story brick.
Lots In Pleasant Valley on National Road.
Lots IN Potter's addition on National Road.
Lots in Edgi ngton near kcho Point
Lots on North Front street, Island.
Lots On North Huron street, Island.
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hank notes, s~2l,722,s8l. q decrease for the
ton Increased during March sS.B75.J0a
The receipts from, customs. for the week
s Esss s sSss : e ss,.i eea ! tS0@ i isssr asaI Esss ss.s
7I5.3OO last week.
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday as follows:
Cold coin and bullion. ..lossISoih.tsss s,6arss5,see
SILVER coin and bullion... 624a,St5 6I18.t7l
Treasury notes.."...... 1a6iopi3 IaG5oIo
Observation-Disclosures sisi.oeoi74
AGAINST pisnSs III. Il .Sig pn.9 ss ssnks; s bGods saia
to secure the same, So. iD2, 100 In addition
to the foregoing the Treasury repotts sllye
isat sis SpEsn"isa S nnse Trs ss , ast no 81 sp Issu I'D
against the same. S1sa.3US.2so Of which
sf2S.3ia.3i are outstanding.
Money in London. 1k@1H y cent. Rate OF
discount In the, open, market. for both short
Of bullion gone into the Bank. OF England on
balance to-day. $780, 900. Paris advices quote
y, g cents ut Nj frames S7h centimes. md ex-
change on London at 20 francs IA centimes.
Messrs. b. l; SMITH \ Go. ofIe, to investors
u q cent gold bonds Of the Security Cor
poration. The properties OF this corporation
S Ns,,n LEASED d1r q tern OF twe mt yen ag to su me
ciont to pay the interest on the entire issue Of
bonds and n yoorly sinking iuAd;, The bonds
arc offered at a price which will net the in
The stockholders' committee OF the Mime
npolis and st. Louis Hallway Company gives
notice that deposits Of stock will be received
bythe Central Trust Company unit! and. In
will opiy be received on payment Of / cent.
penalty.
The sn,es Of mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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LATEST LONDON oUorArIoNs,
SATURDAY. April 8.

p, SATURDAY. April 6.
u. t.spt In a few stocks the fluctuations on
in,s. oc Exchange this week have not been
ts,'aht. Manhattan Railway has suffered
h. ,use OF the revival Of reports that capital
,l.asY be found who will take hold OF the
R,"1u scheme suggested by the
Lv' transit Commissioners. Though Man
b,Ns ~ mas declined 7 points. no one seriously
Lv,I S'es that sufficient money can be raised to
,inn,' ~ Underground road. The fluctuations
iM.sehsct speculative sentiment
spor , evidence Of the effect OF sentiment
NJ prices may be found In the market for
NJ, ,ort and New England, That stock has
M larry active. and closes nearly 4 = cent.
v.s man last Saturday, There has. now
'-''ssp . oehangs In the conditions affecting
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Dry Goods sniesmen 10 Organise,

The salesmen and resident buyers Of the
various branches OF the dry goods and com.
mission houses will incorporate an organiza-
ton early next week. For some time the ad-
visibility OF forming q club something after
tho style OF various downtown clubs. OF busi-
district. A committee OF seventeen. Represent
ing the leading Arms. was appointed To- iormi-
G.. West is Chairman and Henry d. woodruG
Secretary. has reported. and steps will be taken
at once. to, get suitGble quarters, 10 tho dry
membership have been received already.
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airihrnds aud Sutcrcsr.

NORFOLK AND sOyTHEHN X II. CO.,
"a NEW YORK, March 20. 1898.
DIVIDEND No. 4.
4 quarterly dividend Of oNE PER CENT. upon tho
capital stock ot this com pany has be-n declared. paya.
Bile April 10 lsn3. at the ONCE Of Atlantic Trust Com.
cnnyi ~ wiihatn e., TO stock holders OF record Of
~. 1899. and reorened April II. ia!st ny order of the
Board OF DirrctorA NJ. ". DOMINION. Treasurer.
THE 90 l.,
NEW YORK. April I. 1898.
The. Board OF Directors VI this company have this
day. declared the regular quarterly dividend OF TWO
PER CENT. on the preferred. and ONE AND ONE.
pany. both payable on the i.t day OF May nsxt at tho
trAnsfer ONCE OF the ,nInp Any. 155 Front St. this city.
Tie transfer hooks will close April ib at II H., and
reopen May ? next At 10 A. NJ.
WEAVER LoPER. Treasurer.
(NALLATIN NATIONAL BASK. NEW YORK. March
- ~ lsss The direet"rs Of this bank have this day
dividend of ONE PER CENT. ont OF the earnings of the
past six months, payable on and after April q prox.
The transfer books Will remain closed until that data.
ARTHUR ". SHERMAN Cashier.
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SATURDAY. April s.-Flour sold to only \ small extent
At nrm prices, Exports. 81. 800 barrels, &c Receipts.
2S.b7l barrels. &c. The quotations for spring wheat
brands in sacks were as fo.o.ws: Fine. 4l.15@S1. IS:
in,stnne. y NE sSsssi ~ Y. Se : sStrn x 22ssa, h: NO.
So 81. so: patents. S3.V5tss s. IL.
GaAIS-Whent advanced 2Ac. on Nay In Chicago. and
the lis, here moved up II toetc. Later on there was
some reaction IN both markets. but especially in CHI.
and n rise IN European markets caused n stronger tone.
There was fair speculation and a fair demand. for eN.
port sput sales. ~. OO bush. for export: No. , hard
winter at hc. oyer NAY T. .. B.: anont ana 10. under
10 BUSH; Milwhukes. 24.o5o: Minnea polls. lsh. nho:
!roit. s.aDs; Kansas city, 1870; New York. :. 100:
baltimore. 1900; Philadelphia. 1881. Grand total.
G4U23 Future sales & ;ij5 MO bush. m follows: