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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Note. From wharncllne.

WHAFNCLiFFE, LOGAN co., January
Tie lumber business in this section
is exceedingly good. four mills on Ben
Creek are running f..l time.
j. =. Naymau returned from an ex-
tensiye trip north fow days ago.
James Hatfield caught the largest
wild cat recently that has been seen lu
Logan for many years.
Charley Batzner epent the holidays
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The bear that ha> been prowiing around
Ben creek the past wecR. created quite
an excitement here. and steps have been
taken to capture him Re was last seen
on tho left hand fork deyouaing large
hog
The large general store and saloon n
Bob UatGs.d's was de tr0yfd by Gro
last Wednesday night. Tho Orc .s SUPP
posed 90 have been Of accldcnt0ry ori-
gin Two barrels Of whisky wero con-
sumcG DOB tlo fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

ing would henceforth be made General
Electric was also strong aud hirGFr A
reaction OF ana a rally OF = Occurred In
the late dealings, Ia the general list the
Improvement AZ the close in the lcadins-
shares ranged FROM to per cent. Sales
10000 shares. Quotations closed bid:
AtchinSon, l2Ss Adams Express, $50;
American Express, lr2; Baltimore ana
Ohio, Is; Canada Pacific. tSil; Central
Pacihc, lSS&; Chesapeake and Ohio. lss. .
Chicago and Alton. lS2; Chicago, BUR.
hneton aud Quincy, Is; Chicago Gas.
9Ss Delaware and HUDSON, 1851 !;
Delaware. LackawRuna aud Western
l69; Denver aud RIO Grande pro
fcrred, 3l'S; Distillers and Cattle Feed.
ers Co. 2iA; Erie, 49, 90 preferred
2S}S; Fort Wayne. las; Illinois Con,
trial. 81: Lake Shore, H.; Michigan
Central, 9iss; Missouri Pacific, 81:
Norfolk and Western preferred. 49, ,
Northern Pacific, as; do. preferred. IL
Northwestern, lU6's do. preferred, lbs +.
New York Central, qS; New YORK
and New England. llk; Pacific Mail.
IL; Peoria, Decatur ana Evansville, 81
Pittsburg, las; Pullman Palace. 1913
Reading, l9Ss Rock Island, G6, ST. Louis
aud san Francisco first preferred,-; ~.
Paul ISIS; do. preferred. lis; Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, l5S Texas Pacific. ~
Union Pacific, 10; United States Express.
81; Western Union, ST; Wheeling and
Lake Erie. 49,. do. preferred. A.
Mining StocKs-Band b, -; Cholor. 80;
Crown Point, 30; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 30; Deadwood to; Gould
Curry, -; Hale and Norcross, -. Home
stake. 80; Independence, -; Mexican,
90; North Star p: Ontario 600; Opnir,
100; plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada. 100:
Standard. l2j: Union Con, -; Yellow
Jacket, 100; Iron Silver lOcQuick Silver.
1885,, do preferred. 1000; Bulwer .05.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

GLENvuLE, w. VA. January ., 1894.
Zotts EdUor Of tie Esgisf~-.

GLENvILLE, w. VA. January ., 1894
zotts hdttor Of t.s Regtsfe-:
SHIT may seem premature to cEst
about for candidates for tho campaign
OF 1894, but the fact remains that 10 is
never too carly TO begin the selection OF
the most suitable men 10 represent the
best interest OF the people. Calhoun's
CORES pondent very maguauimOusly Of
fers aid 20 our prince OF politicians,
Hon. w. NJ. Arnold, and the premises
from which Calhoun reasons are correct.
Gllmer county will be clamorOus for tho
next State Senator from tho Fourth
District and the many friends Of 1Ir
Arnold Will urge that he be selected a.
the standard bearer OF his party in the
next campaign. lie has a State wide
reputation and has long been an invalu-
able counselor aud adviser among the
democratic leaders Of the State. His
nomination would increase the demo-
cratic majority for the entire party
ticket In this senatorial district. NJ.
Arnold has had considerable legislative
experience and was an active worker in
making this district democratic, and
being elected would WELD powerful
Influence towards securing wise leg la
ton TO the best interest OF all the peo-
pie OF tho State. Let Hon. w ". Ar
mold be the democratic nominee and tho
democracy and people will be more
than satisfied aud happy
'IArv prAFu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
wool Market


Sales Of wool have fallen 20 worry low
point TIE movement in Boston tho past
week footing up less th1n ,OOD.00 pounds.
The market is easy under tlo deprc on.
but values are NOT openly quoted
much lower. although liberal cOncessi ons
would undoubtedly be made in many .u-
stances we're buyers disposed 10 operate.
FIeecos arc held with fair amount 0f
stcadiucss. but attract little attention
The movement lu territory grades has
been small, although concessions OF &C. 20
1c. below the lowest figure holders c0nld
be induced 10 accept would have moved
several hundred thousand pounds, which
shows there is yet bottom io the market.
Australian woods arc dull, with about TO-
OJJ bales unsoid iu Boston. hdviCcs from
Australia say that American buyers have
purchased about 1900 bales iu that coun-
try this season, mostly on manufacturers
account.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
DRY GOODS.

NV York, January G-Tho dry goods
market seems % be supplied witu fair
number of buyers. but they are slow 20
take ADVANTAGE Of The present low prices
which prevail Zoo all departments OF tic
trade The demand for cotton staples in
the way nj uleIchcd and brown goods .3
steady bat very conservative go hrwrr
prices Foreign dry goods are dun. Tho
jODUiug trade is moderately act.gr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
LIVE srOUK.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. January Cattle
Recei pts, $50 mead shipments. 40 head (;
market, nothing doing, al through con-
signments.
Hogs Rece pts, 1900 head shipments.
$500 mead market slow, al graccs. 80 1ua
. 80; fcw ght - DO
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head. shipments,
800 head; marke: steady and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
PETROLEUM

on CRY. Pa, January o. Petroleum.
opened, highest and closed. l4.. lowest.
1-z{c: sales. - OJO barrels. clearance. 1~.-
OOJ barrels; shipments, "a ,9J2 barrels; runs,
aO.GiO.
NEW York. January G-Petroleum-
Nothing doing; no sales. February option
closed at f8c asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

Nrw YORK. January o. Pig iron. dull
American 80 GOALS 90. Copper. dull lake
IO4. Load. weak domestic g 10. Tin,
dull; straIghts S2O 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

tic paper "8a553 per cent Sterling ex-
change. f-2 tafs1.
GOyrKSWESTs-St steady
Tours Eevlsterc1. ...................11 gtI
t0Ur5 Coupons ....................ll.
Iour--ano-' Registered. ......... -
Pacific Skies Of 'Jj.................lO2
SrA1E--Stcady.
RtuLoADs Active and strong
s. .plx-.-A wcck which opened with
depression las closed with Ouoyancy 10
which the stock Exchange has bceu long
20 stranger. FROM the opening OF business
this morning % the close the speculation
has been characterized by strength and
activity. aud except loo q few uuimpOrtant
instances, prices have gone steadily
UPWARD. tue market closing strong
at or near the best figures OF
tlrdlv The factors in the appreciation
In values wore "a be'tor market for Amer
,lu securities Ir London, buying boa this
market for the foreign account and the
covering ~ short contracts. The Granger
sf0c. were iu good demand on reports
that The period OF decreasing earnings WAS
passing away and that better show
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

.UNIIN wv 70 NnnTnN-
sunday 'hurch Trains will leave Kim tlrovo
tp:G - "a. aud Whoeltug Al i2:iT n ru
Al. H. MklSGkRnER
Gen. NsaaSaA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
TRANs-onio D VISIONS

For Columbus, Chicago and the West 7 ~
IN. and AZ p. iu- daily.
Columbuy Cincinnati and ST. Louis 1915 a.
~. daily except huhday 10. ID a. M. daily, and
2lJ %. m. Sunday only.
81. Clpryiie accommodation. l0.i5 m. AMI
3.jVp. m, except SUNNY.
newark accommod alton, $50 p. m, except
Sunday.
frHfve
FROM Chicago. e. 20 and 100 a. M. daily.
From ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
800 H. ~ and ~, g.. u., daily.
-. Ciairsville accommodation Has a. m.
and 5.25 D. M, except sunday
Newark accommodation. iL35 a M. except
CuAe. o. SCCLL.
General Passenger Agent.
1T. LANE T. r. Agt Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

fDaiINs
". J. ROBINSON. o. P. a.
DEFDs AND DEEDS OF TRUST PRINTED
~ and for sale 81 the REsIsrEk oslco ego
EoRsALE- BLANK d EEDs OF TRUST
II REGIsrE OE1icc.
nor sALE-BLANK DEEDS AND De
II Of Trust atREeisrER once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
THE MARKETS.
TIE SITUATION At NEW YORK GROWING
PRIMER

Money Abs1daa, and Loans Increasing Business
in Many Lines Shows Uauisiakabls Sings Of
Activity, Although Nanaac.ursTs are Await
ing he Settlement. Of the Taris Qe,:iion Before
Kxsliins Their Lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
Time table taxing effect az SO Up. 10 Sunday,
Dceembef 2ith, 1929.
sourm BousD. rs n
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RAILROADS.

w KEELING AND ELM crown
kAlLEoAh on and after Yyda.,.
"a, ',ene i'ieS- Vaias viii saa - fol! vs.
Leave wheelins Leave Elm Grova -
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arrival ~ dcparturs OF trains on aud alta,
~ EXT AVIATION o. RRFERESce
LINKS 'paly; tSunday exccpted: .Aton.
SS shSepted' saturday excepted. ISund y
wh'cn II Que hour yirncr than Csn,saI MIN,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money, ISL - Per Cent-Governments,
steady stocks. stronE-FIour, Easy,
wheat. higher

NEW YOHR. January O. Money on call
easy ai lalI per cent Prime mcrcan-
tile paper 5a554 per cent Sterling ex-
change. f-2 a4s1.
HVNESTs-Steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia. Baltimors and
Washington, SIS a. III. daily.
Cumberland accommodation, fi5 r. IN, OK.
ccpt Sunday
Grafton accommodation, 10 81 a. M. daily.
NouudsvillG accommodation, 40 ~ m I'D
and 1852. m, except sunday.
Kcyser express 10 p M. except Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
RAILROADS.
The Cleveland, LOTain & Wheella, R. R
TIMB GARD.

Via Elyria and The Lake shore Routs
NOVEMBER 10. 1923
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

WHEELING AND PfTTSBURG DIVISION
For Pittsburg Washington. Baltimore Pnil,
sdclPhis aud Now YORK, 1uj H. m and D. 81 y.
m, daily
Pittsburp accommodation, 7. 30 o. M, daily.
plttsbuFg express 10 - m eNcept sunday
Washington. Pa. accommodation. q 90 p. n.
except sunday.
ANtitVE
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltimors
Washington aud Pittsburg. ~ 10 n. M. daily Ok.
cept sunday, aud 10 iOa ~. daily.
Pittsburg mail, l23J p. m, except sunday
and go y. m. daily.
Washington, PA. accommodation, us \. n.
except SUNDAY.
Piusburg express, 30 A. m oil, Sunday only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
CHIEF MAMEA OF SAMOA DEAD.

Washington oct. The Department OF State mas
received advices dated september l. from Consul
General James II. Mulllgan. who recently arrived
his post at Ap,a, Samoa announcing the death
Of High Chief Mamea Of Lefagu. September g.
In Apia where he had lived during the recent
troubles. The village of Lefagu. OF which he was
the hereditary chief. has been almost from the
commencement OF the war in rebellion against the
established government OF King Malietoa. The con-
sp.cuous loyalty OF Mamea to the government Of
Maiietoa. whose intimate personal friend and asso
claie he was, made him object OF hostility TO
his nelghbcrs and he consequently compelled TO
live at Ap.I for safety His prominence as the
companion Of the King In the disturbed state u
affairs still continuing extent In his native
district made IL unsafe for him 10 return nome on
tie conclusion Of peace.
Mamea played conspicuous part In the history
oi Samoa. Re was the samoan Minister to Nas1-
ington IA 1875 ne concluded win secret .ry
Evarts the treaty Of friendship and commerce be-
the United States ana Samoa under Wnlch TN"
rights OF the United States to paEO-PdgO hdrbor
were secured and guaranteed. lie was a Splendid
specimen OF the hignest type OF samoan, o! almost
gigantic stature. fine intellect AMI high character
The Consu-Gareral thinks he merits 10 be held In
grateful remembrance Of all Americans for the gen
uine interest he felt IN ihei: Institutions. the prog
ress and their greatness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. oct G-Ihe offerings the wool to-day
amounted To 1880 beles comprising mostly odds and
.hns Oh od CUPS. the competition which very
brisk For good the bidding sustained fun prizes
some foreign BUYERS including four I'VE from
America nave iat!sie1 their wants and LEFT
h"iiIes. buyers whose wants not yet filled show
increased easerneess TO obtain anything suitable The
t"hl.hs Tor America to-day small The
tai were IS follows; New South Wales. LOO baies:
secured odnla ID: locks and pieces ilOiad;
5A.Seisd; locks and pieces 5-.dG.d. Queensland 300
bales: secured Is I'D locks and pieces 0dIIs greasy
f.gGizd Locks and pieces 6.n7d Victoria I 800 bales
scoured idgls 3'1d; locks and pieces. 5dgls; greasy
and pieces. I'd; greasy. 5Qsd locks and peces y, Gi
West Australia 100 bales greasy Gi4asd New-Zealani
GOO bales: secured 3a.duls ID: locks pieces 4d1
Is I'D: greasy. 5isnosd locks and pieces 2qsd Cape
~ Good i!oe and Natal Loo bales secured Sdds ID
greasy. id0G.h liuyon. Ronald Company. and Winic
Ter Company who conducted todays sales shy tina,
fair spirit shown at good parcels
well competed for while Inferior were irregular
The imports Of tho week comprise 100 bales from New
Zealand. 2.553 bales from France go bales from the
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. l4l2 bal from New South
Wales Gil bales from Russia i95 bales Victoria,
20 bales from South Australia cS3 other
nfrlas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New October a. 1884
pEEvEs-Recepts 50 or l5vs hsaau', cars IA
export ave Ir Linz st@sdy dressed native sdes
quiet at 6z@Glc for inferior to cho,ce I Ing
sling at the wide range of Giaa9c pr ID ana Amsraa
steers ssalosc az Lvetnooi ana 80 ,1 NJ aS ons.a
~ beef on the Lucana Liverpool: 81 cattle and 40
q beef on zoo hs and 500 sheep 10 the sane m.
port $50 cattle and $50 sheep on me Nr"css,N; lo
cattle and 200 soeeH on the CnSas ss on the 4 Sn
To- Antwerp making total Of 3o22 cattle 1857 quarters
and $50 sheep
calves We're he'd over yesterday. No demand q i'm:
To-ance FOR The latter reW Yeas $50 so;d at H. Sgs,
saesEHame Mullen a. Buffalo vcal.. lel 10 at ~m
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. % cars, or $50 head
on sale Feeling hrmer FOR good lambs with choice lots
offered Common and medium stock o. all klnds was W.
scd and 81 Sss . per 100 ~
lambs 81 37l: Including cars 81 ca srs
lambs a, 5. By e GeS'ed mutton s'0w at '@' ''e''s
saes~NeSton & Co: 70 Pennsylvania lambs = a
s. Is: s7 state d. 80 10 a., g l2 RS ohio sheep
H. at s, 90 i35 Indiana DO = ID. az 81 ~ 90
q . HI 90 and lambs m at Z r. g. s'a' co.
Hume & Mullen: 1913 Western lambs. so fo' at Aa'x
1879 do G3 n at 81 30. - - ., ,-
40 WESTERN western = :hssP . r 5: ,r
III western s.itnT d. 81 r. a; S. c2 sheep
at s: IS: 9 sheep ana lambs !. H. a. a., s. i?,,
Halenbeck & Hollis Isl Buffalo sheep - ~ at - g:
1876 Western lambs 6s d. at -; 2io Northern oaAa's
40 Ho g car, or ics7 head about $50 bead
Tor sale Marke, weak car OF Wss,srn srs;s prs 9.
100 10 Cornfei hogs are quoted s. 5Oas5 90 Country
dressed steady at oiaasisc FOR heavy to light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
An ENGLISH F!N4NCIER ARRESTED.

CHARGED EY An 1OWAN OF OBTAINING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENcEs.
Inspcctor McTauchlin received n telegram on
Friday last from the police OF Des Moines. Iowa
asking him to arrest Hubert F. Allan. a guest at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. for obtaining money under
false pretences. The message also said that ne
had stolen $500 from D. +. Lyons. OF that city
and intended TO sail Saturday for England on
the Iucana. Detcctive-Sergeant Trainor was
placed on the case and arrested Allan on Satur-
dav Alan was arraigned In the To;nbs Court yes
torday before Justice Grady. lie said that ne Wa
thirty-four years Of age. native ana resGeht %
England. and "lnancier' by occupation Iie %"
rouncel his arrest as pure maiciodshc9i ana sdiI
that IL had been caused 80 aa 20 use the crlmi,'a
machinery OF the law fer the collection or "A deoi
in a civil action. Allan eaid that he rc!rcschtri
an English syndicate formed 10 purchase farm
loans in America. 1t w's known as the Land tnr
Property Investment syndicate OF America Win
Offices al Nos 10 and IL Cannon-ft LONDON M
land. The money which Lyons s9ys ne gave, up
urGcr false pretcnccs. Allan said. was advanced 70
him as preliminary expenses ID going 10 Lohdoh 10
further the object. of the syndicate.
ALLAN was represented by Mr.. Richards o. Jane
way Thatcher & Richards. and he also denounced
the arrest an outrage. -,.
At Detective Trainor's request Justice Grady
held Alan for examination this afternoon. AlI
Lyons is represented here by Charles e. henson
who is at the Grand Hotel broadway ard IhirS-
irstst. He was not In court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08

10 Lieutenant Colonel John n. Andrews. 18th In,
fanny. president Of the Examining Board appoInten
TO mtc. 4: Fort Leavenworth FOR examination as 70
their fitness for promotion: First Lieutenant " III.
IAN a. Nichols qua-termaster I'D infantry: ! rst
Lieutenant Robert -. Getty, quartermaster "a IN
faniry Leave Of absence FOR twenty-five days 70
take effect upon his RELIEF from duty IN bos'oI, -
tain Francis J. ives. assiltan; surseon having prq
relieved from further duty at Fort S5 eriaH. ana
wal remain duty at Fort Ethan Allen rn.A Inc
arrival OF Captain Aaron H. Appel assistant sur
gcon. when ne viii report 10 the commanding ON
GER Pattsburc Barrscks New York. Second Leu
tenant Richmond McA Schoilelt. Ath Cavalry, - r.
llcved from duty aiiede-caap on the stan OF the
Malor-Ceneral commanding the Army, - take enect
November !, and Will proceed TO Boise Barracks
Idaho, and join his troop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
do common to fair ea7hc; do yearlinss 4scc; old a..

"A
2Q3c.
POULTRY-ALIvE--No rtsh arrivals to-day beyond a.
small lots Of stock from nearby points, but fuv
carloads poultry In receivers and deas,y
hands and there little no demand for It, Advice,
indicate upward - carloads 10 reach here Mondsr
and buyers not inclined TO operate There win
large demand for Day OF Aonemen holiday. which
occurs on Wednesday but low prices must expected
is promise Of too much. We quote sprins chickens Local
ner M On lOc do Western. 3&91c; fowls. yaiOc "a
ROSTERS &c: turkeys sai0c; ducks per pair. 0gSr:
geese per pair. u 1881 3o pigeons per par 2o425c
TO-DAY and only few lots nave arrived some Of which
nav, bcen pi: coolers. good many lots Of poor
70 fair odds and erds On the market which HOLDER
ere f,-rc OF AZ any offers. We quote Turkeys young
nor ~ ;siyc chickens Philadelphia iid20c. 10 Western
dry-pclsd sq0c. 90 scad.d, see % poor 10 iar 5ac
fowls ST9c; poor to lair. JH'c; cd COCKS. oQ5i.c
ring ducks Eastern and cng lsiand l04ic; 10 W.st
orn sal 2c Eastern geese. lo@l4c' squads per pair
GAME-we quote: wootco-k ger pair Siafi 81 PAD.
ridges nearby. 15cGsl ~; do, western iofVe grouse
l0u70c English sape and golden poVer per Dozen si3
ST 20 Wild Gucks mailad. pair, io4I3e; do CON.
noner klnIs 2OI25c. V,nison saddles SOUND good 70
USY AND sTRAw-Demand moderate ana marks
az No 3 to NO. soa7o,; o. shlpp ng sc; d. Glove;
mixed ija55c: do clover. 2jaioc. Rye straw. S5e4S
PoTAT0ES AND NATURALIZATION potatoes very
low figures Onions quiet and about STEADY for TO
grades Other veg ,tab'es are unchars O. We quote pl
ja erssT an SoS 'seaa 81 25g:i
White So $685.: do red 81 30 81 81 DO yeow q 80
Fl - Russia tuuips. 50Ft5jc squash Hubbard 81 q;
Marrow 600 .5c Caui.Howers. J}ce*l ~ 'aonages
100 S2ds4 10; sreen corn. 3Oc1>l. oucumoers 81 70
boz c1Jc Colery dozen. Hat olnches' 81 do. ~
dozen stalks. lCGjOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
OTHER MaRXErs-Bv TELEGRAPH.

pr~,io &c, 6-Catte-Recepts last ~ hours 2m
total for week thus far $3.50 hsad ior sa g
10 New York $40 head: sale ~ head marie, opened
firm: no very good here; closed Arm all sold ia' .
g"od fat cows So 25gS3 Hogs-Receipts last "a h0us
IA $50 head total week thus far; - 800 head .x
same time last week 80 $50 head consigned through. W.
O5O; 70 NewYork. 1850 head; on sale. 3lp Neal mA
ke openea stronger for light grades steady for others
closed strong pigs and Workers. good Iorkes si n
toas5 45 early sales wer. made Al - ouso ~ az,
IS ~: roughs 81 1884 rs Sheep and Lamos-Receips
last "a hours 400 head total for week mus FAR 5tss
head: time last week. OIL mead; conslgnea
through. 400 head 10 New-York. Loco head; on sas
sasD head market opened shade rner for fair grade
lambs steady for others; closed steady with the DUR
Of offerings sold: good native lambs 81 .3qN 10; iNr
sass O native sheep. 81 21aS2 10; Canada lambs As
Union Stock Yards Chicago. Oct 6.-Cattle-Recelpt.
2e0 head: market steady; common 70 extra steers 81 !.
s 80 s'o cT, an g sss 20 Ss
head. market weak: heavy 81 6oas5 80 common 70
choice mixed 81 5oas5 25 choice assorted s. ioaS5
6oo head market steady inferior to choice I1caS u;
lambs. 81 J0GSi 25. -
st I.oui. oct. 6-Cattle-Receipts 100 head: market
barely steady choice to fancy export steers s. 6Sse
10 fancy S3Is3 30: Texas choice s3n 81 -;
dun to good 81 55ds3 o5 Hoss-Receipts. ieO head;
81 75as5: light. s5as5 Is sheep-Receip,s. 20 head
The top lambs saleabe SO j0ds3 15 fair to me-
dun 81 75as So rs common s2aso 81 The bulk OF he
Ses, best a; So ssas5 g. Wv WEN 's'' - - ~
East Liberty. Oct 6.Cattie-Recepts light Prim..
s. 50as1 IS; good s. 0as5 %; good butchers Sg ~;
light Phad.lphias s. GoGs5 IS: Workers and mixed
5, 5oas5 30 common TO fair Workers. s. 3oGsj co. PIGS
Extra ssas3 81 good 81 soGs2 So fair ST 5oas? eo.s
5ocgsi IS. yearIinss 81 5oas3 25 lambs Sass IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
RATES on TANK CARS.

Chicago, Oct. There is danger that the agree
nlent recently made by the Western roads reducing
the freight-car mileage paid by railroads for the
Of tank and other private cars from q cent a
mile to u cent 4 mile will 80 to pieces. Notice
given yesterday by the Chicago Great Western
that 1t would again pay TO owners OF tank cars the
former rate OF y cent mile. AS the principal
owner OF tank Is the Standard oil Company. IT
Is quite certain the latter Is responsible FOR the
change in the position Of the Chicago Great West
the of the Eastern and Western loads VIII
be heic in New Ork next Wednesday to consider
the freght-car mileage question, but view OF tn"
Independent action taken by the Chicago Great
Western agreement Is not likely to be reached,
and the most probable outcome OF the matter Will
be restoration OF the Old rate of z mile by
all lines.