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And Call 1t Right. Too.
Chicago Re;0rG.
They call it Dammany Hall to-day.
Great Luck.
CHICAGO Herald.

CHICAGO Herald.
Belknap, who has defeated Mccain for
Congress in the Third district, is the most
astonished man in the United States. The
Republican nomination in the district
went begging. McGann's defeat was sup
posed to be impossible Belknap took it
merely to oblge the committee with a
name to print on the line. He had no idea
of being elected, nor had be any chance in
the judgment of his own party, which did
not assess him a cent for expenses. There
was never case of equal luck, unless it be
Grover Cleveland's.
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december and May-wtth vengeaucs

LEXINGTON, KY, November IL
News received from Richmond. KY, to-
night saws that General Cassius NJ.
Clay, aged 81 years, postponed his mar
rage Yesterday with his 15-Year-old
protege, Hiss Dora Richardson, until
tomorrow. Judge Chenanlt, on whom
he reiiedko perform the ceremony, re-
fused. Id Squire Milton Will unite
them In marriage tomorrow. General
Claws ID Brutus, and daughtsS Mary
b. obie TO the marriage, bat he old
geptleC says be viii marrE hs girl
abyhe
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Stnrosin strner Car.

The Bellaire, Bridgeport and Mar
tins Ferry Street Railway Company has
placed coal stoves 10 all Of its electric
street cars. The stoyes heat the cars
admirably, and this innovation looking
TO the comfort Of passengers should De
appreciated by patrons of the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

ttorlQt1cf 9ol nI..
Several ladies more or less known 10
fame are to write for 8 popular magazine
q series Of articles under the rather start
ling title, "Tha Man Who Most Influenced
Me" It is understood that in no case is
the article 70 refer TO the writer's hus-
band.
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Rnurks Cochran = Winner.

Rochester Untoh. Dem.)
The leaders in New York who turned
down" william Bourke Cochran for nomi-
nation Tor reelection to Congress thought
they were wreakiug vengeance upon him
because he refused 10 indorse their
methods. They now realize the fact that
they unwittingly did him great service.
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A Horrible Example.

NslC YORK ITtOURe
The worst-beaten man in New York is
Recorder Smyth. That's what comes Of
indorsing men of the Paddy" Diver
stamp. As "horriOle example, the Re-
corder Is a distinct success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

WEST VIReISIA's delegation In the
nsxt Congress would have been different
had the Republican bosses known 10
was going TO happen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12
A Nav Arranfement

of furniture often lends much 10 the effect.
80 Arrangement, however, could mar the
artistic erect OF such parlbr ard bedroom
suits az we arc dlsTlayiaR ia cur general
exhibition Of new styles These master
pieces Of elegance show what TIE uphols-
ierers art can accomplish 10 the present
advanced state % make nd home triumph
of comfortable contentmht and satisiac-
ton. There Is no disput II our pre-emin-
ence in the furniture trad ips proved By
the logic Of figures aud Jou cant impeach
the yerGclty Of figures.
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A Bit OF History.

" 40 YORK EDsAn9 P0St.
A Republican organ points out that "the
Republican party has won the most sweep
ing triumph since 1872" This is true.
But it is also true that two years after 1872
the Republicans lost the House of Repre-
sentatives for the first time since 1856 and
were beaten in all their stronghOlds. a
Democrat being elected Governor of Mas
sachusetts; while four years later Tilden
carried every doubtful State in the North
aud would have become President but for
Republican returning boards in the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

FAIRuoNr received severe blow, last
evening, 90 the total destruction by FIRE
Of the Sloan glass works, aud the town
viii receive general sympathy through
ont the STATE
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
~ VlRcrNIA PEvIrEETIARr.

MoCSDsvnLE, ". VA, Noyembef& 1913
Sealed proposals viii be received BY the War,
den OF the West Virginia Penitentiary Lnul u
O'Clock meridian on Tuesday, December 18th,
1894. To- the labor OF MOTTO exceed one hundred
and twenty-five conVicts Tor q term not 20 eK-
coed Eve years
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any Or
81 bids.
For further information address the IN der.
signed.
Bv order OF the Board Of Directors.
noi2oawu ". VAN PELT, Warden.
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A Lively Industry.

Nei0 York Te(grdm.
Paying freak election bets is one Of the
enlivening industries of the present mo-
ment.
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RrLageport rresbrterIan 0hurch

Interesting services were conducted
last night at the Presbyterian church
in Kirkwood, and the pastor preached
an excellent sermon. The congrega-
ton tested the capacity of the edifce
A feature of the service was the music
rendered by the new choir, Of which
Mr.. Joseph Rhees is Organist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12
POST ELECTION VIEWS.
After Election.

After Election.
Now that the elections over,
Men talk of this and that;
But they know without a question
Just how you got that.h hat.
Chicago Inter ocean.
No more we hear the campaign song,
But, soft and low,
There comes the chorus from the thronR,
Il told you SOP
-Wdshington Star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

THE total vote Of New YORK State last
week was 153,5s9 less than it was in
ls99. That accounts for much Of the
Empire State disaster.
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Johnny wasn't aIisssd.
Py0gidsncs Journal.

Providence journal.
Somehow the voting managed TO pass off
in this State without the need Of corps
of United States deputy marshals, while
New York appears to have seen one of the
most honest elections ever held within its
bordert Immediately after the enforced
retirement of Mr.. John l. Davenport from
his sinecure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

THE Chicago papers are beginning to
clamor for a police investigation on
Lexow lines in that city. What fine
feId thsrs Is there. 20 DO sure!
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a striking Picture.

PhiladelDbiI Times.
A striking picture is Philadelphia's pug
barking at the heels of New York's dead
tiger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

WHAT has become Of the street car
fender ordnance, Mr.. DOBBNs?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12
DIED

HEISER.-saturesy November g. is9i, at ?
o'clock .. m, PHILIP HEIsEE, aged r years.
Funeral from the residence Of MS son. SO
McColloch street Monday morning II
O'Clock. Friends OF the family a:s respectfully
invited % attend. Interment At NJ Calvary
cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

THE course Of the Japanese-Chinese
war can now be observed at leisure.
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Elected for Fourteen Years.

Ns,g York World
Mr. COTS plurality, according to the
latest returns, is %, SIT, the largest obtain
ed by any municipal candidate. This in
stalls Mr.. Con with great eclat for four
teen years in highly honorable and re-
sponsible Office, TO which is attached a sal
ary of SIS, 900 per year. Now what shall be
done to honor DR.. Parkhurstl Let the
people answer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

Mr.. MoRroN's coachman will proba-
biz ask for an increase In salary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

WE MEAN no underhand illusions
whatever when we say these are cold
DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

WE'BE gradually getting our bear
ings again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

THE experiment TO be authorized by
Governor Flower, OF New York, upon
she next murderer who takes his seat
10 the electrical chair, will be watched
with the keenest interest by the scien-
tire world The point as TO whether
or not electricity really kills has long
been a mooted one 10 certain quarters,
and a test TO settle the matter definitely
will be a good thing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

Moscow, the ancient capital Of Rus
sia, was draped 10 the sable habiliments
Of woe yesterday. The remains Of the
late Car reached the bity during the
day and we're received in state, all the
great functouaries Of the Empire being
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-12

THE announcement comes from Wash
ton that Hon. w. L. WILSON is to lee
ture this winter. His first appearance
will be in Baltimore, on the goth inst,
his topic being The New Problems
that Beset Popular Government.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

o1 \ OOADAY To AGENTS SELLING THE
III IL Royal White Metal Platter or taxing
order, OF plating. Trade secrets. formulas, re-
ceipts etc. furnished free. A good agent can
make two 70 three thousand per year with the
Royal Platter. For terms. etc. address GRAY
q co, Plating Works, Columbus, Ohio.
nolneOdn
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WANTED.

A GENTS-To TAKE ORDERS STAPLE
~ article. We will pay salary and expenses
or big commission and send samples 70 the
right applicant. Address with stamp, MANU-
FACTORY, go Pearl ST., New Iork city.
nOll-r
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WHEN the Lexow Committee reas-
sembles in New York, on the 10th, there
IS going 20 be fun The Gotham papers
have it that a "high official has voiun-
teered to 90 before the Committee and
tell who got the Sl5,OOOO0O Of black
mail annually levied By the police, with
names, dates and amounts. This win
be good enough to print in pamphlet
form.
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Q. 4. HOUSE,
1924 AND 1926 MARKET STREET.
LOST.

7 .OST-BETWEEN ISLAND AND FOURTH
IL Street VI. E. Church. on Sunday, hymn
book containing owners name. The finder will
confer favor by leaving same 81 this onics.
uol2q
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"Pride Goeth Before Fall"
B,tfalO CsWjsr.
The turkey is now exhibiting that pride
which gOeth before destruction.
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TOR SALE-ONE 10 HORSE POWER OTTO
Il Gas engine. almost as good A. new. In
quirs Of A. + TALLMAN. First National
Bank Bellaire Ohio nolUZ
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-SALOON IN BEST PART OF
Il city. Good reasons FOR selling. Enquire
A. 1901 Market street nosevdq
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n THE .psph6liS2n management has not
announced the 6gure beyond which
nocratic Congressman will be safe,
oubtless every Democratic mem
b less than 1900 or 1900 ma
- q turRed out OF she Fifty
pclaims Of "t'od."
EroN is a very young man
have plenty Of room to grow
7usoN's seat Itisa big seat.
lille he should remember that 10
ot A. g. DAYTON, a previously un-
A IN young lawyer, who beat the
great Tariff Rsiormer, but the people
who neither inquired nor cared particu-
larly who his opponent was.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

The funeral Of Alfred Post Burbank. The We'll
known eiocutonis who died In this city on frlaay'
took place yesterday afternoon in the Church OF the
rranshguration ("Lttle Church Around the Cor
ner'O The Rev Dr. Houghton read the burial SER
vices The pallbearers were eight members OF the
Lotos Club-Edward Moran. Char.es Barnard w.
s Kahnweiler Robert Clover. Chandos FUTON
Frederick Temple Murray. Henry W GE.ig ana
Captain Charles II. Lester. Others present We're
Bronson Howard H. r. Lonsdae, Mr.. and Mrs
Cbar,es Clark Frank Lincoln. John E,derkin
George " CODY and Miss Chantore Mrs bur
bank was unable 10 attend the services Inc Dur'd
was in Woodawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
Runs Deliveries. deliyeriess Charters.
Total bbls......l 4s4 sGS l.11a554 2Hi 6s6 l+333
Average per day. 1O.7Os s4.74l 1903 63 l3S
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago June "a (SpeclaDwheat opened weak yester-
day very The first influences the
passage OF Hatch bill and the failure bring around
any compromise the elevator The final strength
the cash demand. over 10000 cash being sold
expor-250 600 by Armour and 10000 by Harper
July opened 5Ss sold between 5Ss and 5%. and closed
a. 5os September pa cents throughout.
Cables surprisingly firm Liverpool showing no sym
pahy with the break this side Of Friday. New York
also strong enough help toward the confusion Of
shorts here. Illinois reported harvesting under Ne
brasks Dakota and Minnesota reported showers Crop
from South Dakota continued sensatioDay tad
II expected the visible supply Monday will show
a decrease Of 100000 bushels
Corn acted wheat did opened weak and closed
July opened 4Ofs sold iON and 4h and closed
41s The final rally in sympathy with the
cars. the estimate for Monday $40
The weather continues perfect for crop prospects
unimpaired. Oats were dun weak at the opening.
but firm at the close Receipts isG the estml
FOR Monday 300 cars June opened a. 44. but closed at
4e July touched 40 but closed 4Ol4 Sep
tember sold at 3o4 but closed at 3Os cents Crop pros
poets improved but the high reducing
speculation and curtaing consumption.
Provisions firm within There
hogs: the estimate for Monday 30 600:
the for week. 1909 Pork and ribs closed
where they did Friday. lard showed tring decline
Puts July wheat 59is; calls Glis Puts
on July 4O7s: calls. 4li4
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

THE GENERAL MARKET REPOhI'


CO1rro,- IT, rro-Lo, ,or contracts opened from 10
ponts lower with very light 'radng the only sa-s ''
the first call being July at 1oSn %" anu -,
7l3 this month closing 7.l4g7l3 The ne, d'r'ane @
for he about ! point. Ihe ''a sa.'s 49,
- 700 bales No important market-makng news CailIe
10 hand There was nothing IN the Liverpool Sl'ualoh
10 influence the much. one va! OF ,hV "s'i,
although there was quite material faiilnS on ~ Sh
OF spot cotton spinnrrs taking only 60" nal'S a.
c,osed partially lover than they did yesterday. - u"
Governucnt weather bureau report continues 10 Te'l
a favorable condition in the cotton belt ana 'sh' "s
were reported In certain sections Traders are "h''.is
with interest the progress ~ the growing cotton me
dea seems Ia b, the crop Will be an
abundant There is an ehlHc ""S'"0V "a ''''''N
speculative trading. a., ou.,-,
The passage hy the House ~ the Hatch Anti-Option
hin hv the emphatic ~ 100 - was a iruuul
source II discussion Change to-day. IN spr or '
had more depressing eiiect on 'he MAJ
The Financial Chronicle's' weather report l"r 'le
veok weather has been quite faNoFah'"
Rain has fallen nearly all sections, am ,hS '''n
of much benefit 10 cotton the temperature has been
satisfactory. A. few points IN NrKthsaN anu
Tennessee and along the Atlantic moisture Is sald 20
he needed The outlook continues 10 he very promising
in Texas and in many other districts. and improve
The Chronicles" statement of the visible supply of
cotton shows n tota of 2GSGUO bales against 3.U,N-
lG3 bales las; year and 3527s two years ago Ihis
Slows a decrease of l29 bales compared with same
increase bales lN"l. Inc Ils
from plantations since september were - ."t- "'s
agains; 900 SOP bales ls92 90 and 7lIoN2S bales IN
1891 90 The actual from Plantations Tor the
week was 4 43i bales against 1886 bales last year.
The net overland for The week was bpl3 baeS
against 10 240 bales There In sight Dur
ng the week Az bales. against "a 2o3 i0ies last
year and the increase in sight compared
with last year Is ~ SIS bales. -
Opening range and c1.e to-day. and closing dos tNe
previOls nighi and last follow.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
Receipts NJ Atlantic ports


MorAssrs AND sYRr'ps-The best GRADES q ErooGry ,
mani is cf very moderate prorons Low grad, n"w
ever. DAN and nominal We Iu..'' ,tr - prime
iGa iac choice eoI23c. ,pen kct,ie fair 70 good ~
2Sc. prime to choice. 2sg3G i.,i i.rI"; =, c,mmon ioq
Rico 25d3Gc. Syrps sugar. 'I','h" , io@'99c
I3c. good IA Is. prime 10 'i ,,,,c,,,nc
~, AZ a.. IL itls Tho na,. for spirits turr"n.
io-' n.s, ',,fS oir iohtinr ,~nanl unchanged
nfm common 70 good slraned qi.'~i AT - rS . Very
o,,tb IKE hat II othcr d,ys This week. The movement
or1 and lnsci oils arr qu,' fairly steady in tone
W. quote: Cot'onscel o pm. It, a'os. prlnc
summer yellow 32'a%5c ~ summer y"l'99w 9 "l1G a1d vi
prime summer wn'', ,a .D'ao' x s.c American boiled.
'"tEAT Fitf:Girs~rorth freight. firm but quiet ~, En-
gngemcnts follow. To flnion oad, grain ~ a. ~.
loads grain. ~ ~ ,,,e. erias, ..
onon IL classS u bristol "a hgI It92i ,,i. i'i,9
dam cS fiamburg 80 pigs. cotton 20 Liye'ro'l 5Gil
G3E for crc; sT?lp gi n'n'e rh~ general
ase nrm gs,H'ns, 1,l IN Tn sc in4nTy r .an Ton,
nags is chiefly for petroleum and general cargo se'
On on 'c .95 0 are r~ 1 T. ss Gaar,c. .1i o% @ r'.n .r
aeo, tons general onl caiu" Ns". ,'N - ni MH
Tsrteik or T~wpor, Ycvs t. Aspn.en 81 p Na,~cs m
is7 Italian 9at oo2 tons a Er2e,1 g~rs ;s Sca
hhis petroleum. Ne" TX ," dS f,,un inT. r1sn ari
Io, efms gan gaa@n T., ;;aa, r Taprs = aia, 81 ie.pe
s. Italian bark lumber s John y n. 20 M.n',,ia'o.
G;c per hil British schooner i'' tons g"i,''t ,'t
ior charsr. lark .al' turks Island - i'l'm're -.
20 M ls ;-, - "a ,rrr- Ier sa Nev York rrin-
wic' Sic ana Iumucr and Ties lack. - - an - rc
sie.tirel, s-h,.nc- luni~r Union i'ani - N"" i''N
riencc s. ~ ~. i,ritsh steamers sugar. nor,h 'iic
cnta - N~0 lors Philadelphia or fo''on Ioe. H. ami
rnovIsioNs Market. steady. eu, dull roFK ,,i x d,
81 f'Tiy si;gFi' =" snnYri ',,,at -. ,,,r,
e. ftt 20 fr.t fuaH
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June q p. m.-Beef-Hoders offer mod
erately extra India mess dull at 72s Cd: prime
dull at 53s Cd Pork-Holders Offer moderately: prime
mess Western fine duh Cos Sd: do medium dun at
56s 3D. HamsHolders offer sparingly short cut about
Cumberland cut about % TO 30 n. firm at 3Gs short rib
about 25 No. 3Gs "a. long clear middles about
45 10 35s; long and short clear middles about
% n. 33s Cd. Standardization u TO ls 10. firm
at CheescIoders offer moderately: American
white colored steady at As TalowThe supply is poor
prime city dull 2is Cd Spirits Of penneHodes
offer moderately steady at 2s Cottonseed oil Liverpool
refined steady at 2is RosinHolders offer freely; com
steady 81 Cd. Lard-Spot-IIoders offer mod
erately; futuresholders are not Offering prime Western
spot easy at 35s Wheat-Holdcrs offer sparngy: No 2
red winter firm Is sgd Flour-Hoiders orer mod
erately 81 Louis fancy winter steady at IS % Corn
Spot-Hoders offer freely; futnres-hoders offer mod
eratey; mixed Western spot dull At 3s sd June dull at
3s sgd July dull at IS Cd August dull a 81 y4d. Hops
Ilondon-Pacihc Coas-Hoders offer moderately: firm
% l5s1fI 5s.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

ar,. fresh recelpt Of Southern potatoes today out
bie quantity was carried and the tota
supply was rather large FOR Saturday uane. n,
usrc unchanged but the weaker onions nun
and weak Asparagus little less plenty but sun
very low Local cabbages steady. Cucumhers oe,P'!
AMI and lower String beans entirely demorlzed az 10
values supply altogether too heavy Fancy 'atke ,.
toes steady but defective stock neglected We puu'
Potatoes southern new. per Dbl 81 DqS2; Scoech SoS,
nun rer sack 81 -. onions. Egyptian. per SACK 81
81 Ok. do Marvland and Eastern shore per basket slP
81 % Asparagus per dozen bunches 3cgl ~ ~
hers per basket I5,GS1; do per crate OcGsI: Hu.ns
hoans per basket 25dGpc Tomatoes. fancy large Ipe'
% S rj.r 81 T5Ts2 80 do ordinary. 5Ocasl .. Turnps
white per loo lunches. 81 50nS2 DO Russia, Per DID,
81 ~ Iieets per lunches. SlmSl 90 Caulnow-,s'
per hb slds2 Egg plants. $taso. Green peas per s'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
rPAyK TIyCFNT'S VELS

Frank Vincent. the explorer ana au'hor' aII'Neu
on the Lucania on Saturday from Liverpool In the
,os, ,brea vears he has been travelling In Asia and
Africa He has penetrated the former as FAR as the
Pamir and the borders of the Chinese Empire ana
has visited most OF the interesting points OF Africa
both interior and seaboard This great Journey com
pletes tours world covering fifteen years ana
S55OO miles. Mr.. Vincent has publshed hVe oooNs
of travel and Is Joint author OF successful mover
~ vrbicb the scene is laid In India. To these he will
soon add elaborate works descTlDhs his ld'es' W.
servatons experiences and studies
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
A BAREFACED SHOPLIFTER.

Claire Murphy twenty-eight years o.d. OF NO.
a12 Cauldwell-ave was arraigned in the Essex Mar
ket Police Court yesterday on charge OF larceny.
ON Saturday afternoon she went into Ridieys store
in Grand-st and proceeded from counter 10 couh-
ter taking something from each. Ihe s'ore ce
,ac,iva said she took the goods in the most bare
,acad manner The fo.owing is .st OF the articles
found in her possession when she was arrestel :
one silk waist one trimmed hat seven rolls OF
r,hbon two remnants Of ribbon. one pair % goVess
and three pairs Of stockings. OF the total Vaue o.
s2i 70 Justice Hogan fixed the bail at S' IN deiauit
OF which she was locked up
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
THE PETROLEUM M1RhET.
.,-.,,., ,,po>, THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF ffi'h9'
New York June % 1894.
,-, ..,, ,as been without incident IN the crude oil
.ec,,a,on and bid prices have been about stationary
a, sea. cents Refined oil holds steady without change
and the outward % stlN In advance OF as'
,ear AZ regards quantity. The exports u crude re~
aned etc from all ports FOR the week ended june I'
amounted 10 % 236 l4l gallons and since January The
sh,pmen,s have been 62l2 gallons an Increase Of
27 $50 72G gallons over the corresponding period Of ls
In the petroleum there is no material difference
in the outlook At Forest Grove Penn many wells are
drilling stimulated By the Of several recent
ventures. whole. however. production is below c.n-
sumption. the following partial returns of the pipe
lines show The figures from June 10 II Charters
1 22i) inclusive:
Runs. Deliveries deyertess Charters.
Total bhls....1 4s4 sGs l.77a 554 29i6 6s6 l+3355G
Average per day. TO70s s4.74l 1903 65.l33
Refined petroleum closed unchanged 5.l5 cents
gallon In barrels 2G5 bulk. and G2a cents IN
cases at New-York. and 80 in barrels and 2GO
cents bulk Philadelphia Crude oil was cents IN
barrels and $50 in bulk, and naphtha was 30
gallon. 49,
Foreign quotatops Antwerp. ll7s francs per 100
kos 495 per 80 kilos; Bremen, II 1913 1916
per imperial gallon.