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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
NEIGHBORHO0D.
WHAT Has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social AEairs, Happenings ani Evans Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register Reporters :
Readable Resume Of the News
BENWOOD.

Quite 9 number Of houses are for rent
just now.
MIR. j. Tyndale will remove his milk
dairy on the corner Of Sixth street.
cCOL Ben Wilson was in town to-day look
ing about matters of importance.
The members of the Hope Society are
making arrangements for a big bazaar 70
be held in the near future.
The pay car arrived on the Ohio River
road yesterday.
Mary Cooke is visiting friends in Elm
Grove.
Niegburg Bros. will open a meat market
in their old stand on Nam street.
Mrs. Vim. Armour, OF Sherrard, was In
the city. -,
Glendale, were visiting their sister, Mrs.
Dr.. Meighen.
Ella Gately and Ella Shelley were call
lnE on their friends IN BeilaIre.
The congregation Of the NJ. K. Church
are glad 10 " their pastor, Rev. Denton,
Eyitn them for the coming year.
a Two Of our prominent society men are
I making preparations for a literary enter
taiumeut 10 take place next month.
Mary Gately was the guest Of friends in
Wheeling for a few days.
There will be a grand outing and family
Il, picnic given by tie Odd Fellows at
Wheeling Park, September q.
Mrs. ". =. Brown wishes to extend
thanks 20 the members OF LincOlu's Lodge
No. 40, !. o. o. L., for their kindness 10
W. =. Brown during his sickness and
death, also for their beautiful floral offer
1ngs, anu 10 Mr.. ). NJ. Whitesides, Of
Wheeling, for the same.
MIR. aud Mrs. Wm. Suowden, Of Johns
town, and Mrs. IL. n. Faulkner, OF Pitts
burg, were the guests Of Mrs. James
Price this week.
Re0ekan Lodge met in regular session
last evening.
Mrs. II. Faulkner of Pittsburg, and Mrs.
VIM. SnOwden, Of Jownstown, who were
guests of their sister for a few days, have
returned 10 their homes.
Miss Matte Serig and brother George,
OF North Wheeling, were guests OF their
cousin here.
DR.. Clyde Ford will leave next week,
where be will take charge Of the Presby-
terian Hospital Of New York City.
BenwOod cOuncllmen held a meeting,
Tuesday evening, at CITY Hall.
Miss Pearl Syphers, Of Pittsburg, was
visiting Miss Lottie Price, on Water
street.
Two new saloons are annexed to the city.
Public school seems 10 0e increasing in
members.
Work will soon be commenced on the
new Electric railroad from N|1OunusVl41e 10
BenWOOd
DIR. Melghen was in Littleton one day
this week.
The property OF the late James Hickey
will be sold October Sth, in front OF the
court housein MOundsville.
Wm. Hall was in Moundsville this week
on business.
Miss Leota Gates, Of Powhatau, is visit.
ing her brother.
Miss Sadie Mcdonald Is the guest Of
friends in Bethany.
A Dance was given by the young folks
FRIDAY evening al Dolan's Hall.
Hattie Price. who was visiting relatives
In Pittsburg, has arrived home.
A party was given by Miss Odessa Tar
bott aHher home on Tuesday evening. A
nunber o Fe<Iuends wegS1NESQt Man
dOlia club furnished TBS music, Cetresn-
men 5 were served at SSate hour.
Master Albert Bowgrs, who met with an
e nh1n 70 ha on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
we'll pleased with the work of the conven-

WeII pltdoou WIFI VIC "O]HO
ton.
Will Norris and wife, of Newark, N. j..
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris.
Seven young byciclistso pr Wheeling came
out here to-day and tookdinner at the Bar
rett House.
Frank Boyd. of Bridgeport, was calling
on friends Wednesday evening.
J. NJ. Claudy, pension agent from Wash
ton, D. c., was in town yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23

|@EAAs
Miss Katie Cooke has accepted a posi-
tion In Stone * Thomas dry goods store
in Wheeling.
Mrs. J.. Newton has returned to her
home in Sistersvills.
Mrs. Pat Hope, who was the guesto Of her
parents for a few days, returned home.
Business seems to brighten up in this
city.
4 wedding will occur in the lower part
of town.
Miss Sybil Green, of Matamoras, Ohio,
is visiting her friends here.
b a / the upper works were closed down
yesterday on account Of the picnic they had
at Wheeling Park.
Alonzo Bowers has purchased q new
d e driving horse.
members of the Epworth League Of this
place, attended the Union League cOnven-
tIOn IN Bellaire, Thursday evening.
Oliver Reed, who has opened a new
furnishing store on Main street, seems TO
do a good business just at present.
Miss Bridget Travis is visiting friends
in Columbus, O..
The Ladies' Aid Society held a pie social
in tue basement Of the NJ. h. Church last
evening.
The Trustees of the NJ. f. Church held
aU Important meeting last Monday even
in
p. p. Stewart sold TO Dr.. Eskey his
house on Water street for $500.
A. Chapman has returned from the
country.
Jonn Johns met with & painful accident
Friday morning by stepping on a pitch
FORK.
Mrs. DR.. ESkey is on the sick list.
Flora DOlUeare, accompanied by Eliva
FITZGERALD, after a pleasant visit, have
arrived home.
FOR Sistersville where he has accepted a
position as clerk in DOlan's Hotel.
JAS. Barrett and III. Eskey have made
some improvements on their property on
Water street.
Steel works is shut down for a few days
on account Of metal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
Royalty.

Fresh precautions have been adopted
In England, as in other European coun-
tries, for guarding royalty. Scotland
Yard detectives now accompany the
Prince OF Wales and the Duke OF York
whenever they appear in public places
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
BEiLAIkh.

An entertainment was given at the resi-
dence of Rev. Il. @. White, pastor OF the
Christian Church, Thursday evening, after
which a silver offering for the poor was
taken. The following programme was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23

Two Texas editors End two pistols
cahe into juxIsposition q day or two
>Ihe Coroner looked after the pls-
an u~ndeftaker took charge OF
tors. ,The only festure OF the
20 be regretted waJths shooting
locsDs bystandsC Wilmington
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
suoonssruL SPECULATION.

In the ground and tAks our chances OF a prof
liable crop or not. Whether We buy goods 70
sell over the countyL taxing our chance OIL
perSog wanting that PARTICULAR article or nov.
or whether We buy stocks or bonds, taking our
chance that some purchaser will be wiling 10
psv as mose for them than they cost us; bus
OF all speculation, that 10 stocks aud grain -
the one that pays the greatest pront, De
eause the values are better known. beng quoted
minute oy minute duriRg business hours. ana
purchasers are always ready 10 buy; therefore;
banks are always ready 10 loan on stocks ano
C'aln, and Will .eud nearly their Iutl NAluesi
thus: should a Spectator buy 10 shares OF
u. Paul s,ock. costing say toFO, ne can, 80
1, his bank ani borrow s3tl on the stock ~
any time. no thus ouiy uses ~ capitAl 70
buy $500 worth II goods. bis prout os\ tns
is 1e. ths profit OF seliing 50 worth 81 ireodt,
bat Is the profit Of selling S3J WoNn o1
goods. The $50 Is called a inursin, ata a
broker will bay or sell your stock aud bArew
tho moosy from tho bank without using kost
name, saving you sl the 'rousle' ana Nnv
this TOT 1 is OF I per cent on rae par NalAe o9
the stosk no sells or buys. THIS "a our pusinesI
ard this IS all we charge. Il
But we 90 moro than this: yeas OF eEPeri1
ence In the business have shows us that thereI
are some methods Of speculation which pay
mach better than others and thar some arc
reasonably surs TO
MAKE a PROFIT
while they reduce the chances Of less to the
minimum.
Whcu a man once becomes = millioHair, 10 q
little trouble for him 70 make another million,
moSEY MAKES MONEY,
therefore large capital insures large prohtI
We hSys devised = plan by which asmAll
weston can make the propor'ionaie Pfoht OF tl
millionaire.
SPECULATION BY CoMBIsATIoN
Cooperation Is the order Of toe day, II
men each contribute go that Ia $1,000 and thay
a. nuN L.. Inf - rnrA a. the millionaire vi. wv
II 1000 mep each contribute tW that Us ~
OOO, aud that will maze another si,vJl,WJ ~
quicker than tho 10000 mos eau make
their 500 each.
ARBITRAoIS8.
or late years 4 method Of spsculS(
come into use. which almost climil
chances ~ loss aud makes Asmall
profit. IL Ia a well khown factra-
board Of Trade establishes
aud provisions all over the Ud
the New York Stock Exchange
price OF stocks aud boudsln
sE.aller exchanges follow a
IN As they receive the quqk
ing direct wires bstween
get the quotations bef4
regular war, aud can bl
sell on another at The
making a profit of nj
tween the two eIchal
raging, and instsad
castoiners, we mal
pense OF the cust/
ing the usual M
THR PHooE/
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
MAKE

Cooperation Is the order Of tue day. u
men each contribute go that h $1,000 aud THAI
! sLOJO 10 lust A. good as the mlllioualre's tLO0}
II 1000 men each contribute tW that Is ~,
OO0, aud that will maze another sLvJj,WJ n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28

'Rssa Ga Rlsnays3eh, ae magoeta "a saAa Eenhta
kus, Sen ztSssA tsz EisEtHA tan uSSanIa asSa halls
pssdidO 80 kMnssea colees apR saHssss bnsa hu.
Rof
OsYca de ella sstAba Oa pie m hom re- dc Rado alts
= seec, qxs Ia sxaminaba con ataRci6n
Eate hombro era 81 doetax Joseffa gsuliref: ~ Il
pals naaie 10 uAmAka raEs qAa RsneE JousnA.
III UAs1 Joatia era tan goRoOda Como q oso blaasc
UoR LOO caho Los CRISES at fGcsioReG crainariaE Il
narix chRtA sE lAbios grassos maSdieuaa may pro
nuHciadas, era q 2c paEtecto del pAlux pas bk Ein
amnsyRe, por IN hops Dxe instFnid0 bcsdadolo
nj EthoE Jcatttn wis en "a Hitie muy YetIado hs-
csRdo vida erntah', cor dos sladeG s0s nil ihxm
de YeKsa buenAs NerHaa.
I'll doctor JGletia era sieHtantnts d mSiieo rafa
ocHpano on dos leEuaG u YadORda NO arruinaba rWa
eantea nj per los ho4orA1os ri pr loS msdiasusntoa
Ls maxqnesa o0 4oilhaz estaha al ladof del dcctox
a,pa1ando "a aist apaea cen in pa ieneIa.
--VAmos--dlto ei doctor dir xgieMdoao Rssa-- he
os Salido de apnIoF, m La Gsnerta. Lcs coIorss Yaa
& volysH. M pyOciao Ear u ciola dsixEs douinar
por ID psna "a no aecsattis m6dioo DiOs rgseasl
La javsn is d6 la gza siAs ssa ma uirAds aulss ,
]. qusrsu assiracs qua . i qus o Ia oeuridor
-TspusO 81 uoetox. sszsas s. gss.ss.H
ssas3-lLe s6 70 miInG Gie-muImur6i ella 49, -
- RcSst --aupls6 h maRqRsa.--ti uenan sRuns %.
6roto aoSct tHs angaGs qsd No eea
a&Mosle3 JAso g oona sase9ea@s saH fsIa
In sAtssrA hiso m dgna negative son n oahaxa
zsi.--No pusao-~diioi- teaGe aasasto aeaaa qHs
aonAaECa 81 s ass#sa Fasssa ses - sa saa 80 49,
II destoR iaais6 0ca Nna mluaaA - taasanssa apa
ne elnSlstisya,y - AlHnNEa pAlg.s lsssasssiTs -.
AsNA a8sa aiss8H kas g 6as sAs2as ~ h s#gnss8
zsfsas sk ~ Ell go FsaE 1sssss &c.
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ASesa sus sAsAa
LAs Dos HERMASM.

Tfsa EsEasnaa despuOs, Roua sstahs ssstada sR S1A
grsH butRos 81 pie de de Las veatanAI de IL habits
ri6a que Bernardo. Chlmbey ID haEia tyaEportede.
DunAts Ia crisis q1s habia Ssgutdo IL essaAa del
e7nsstso, AauIea haeis que'idO tsAsTls "a laso para
ssidarla vsrdadeTo iAt0SL
Ls hAbitaa6n sn qRs % sncontrahs, una Sc
vsttas pie que mks que les saBtas anti
gRos esmo e dc TAvainAy.
Sas seVadcl tschSU artssesadOs dc era los
spcss antiques 4us susrSn les pazedes Is dabfn IN as
pseta rFgiR-
III raobiliario ecrraspcadia i magaihsantia de Ia
hahitRsi6g. -
Las cegsduYaE Ia cubislta del Iecbo etaa de psds
sSal del temps dc Luis XIV, Spoca
sci speE de les Eeilhan les eulieHts dc los leAss
tsmhieA dc ssda; 81 los eRBdaahY0A tcds an
n de u Eposa del Nssilo, Segua u sxp ss6a dc
les tspiosTos
Ls jovsn ssfsTmsspaIscia psxdida aquslla vssss
hsbit ci6a 81 tre aqEells YTff6R do musblen
Fpnta ea el sspaOio.
Etaha EnY caEahisda
mi ataQus hlbi aidO EAao aaaa a RatarAaaa a paa,
atya,
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s O N o

3 q n e .
ST al espeio vents 4 enamoraros,
rompsrss es faersa psra no ofsDdercA,
8 perque en- nuchas parties podais veros,
y Ell pueda en- otras tentas retrataros.
81 Yusstros ojos no buscais reparos,
ne podreis de vos misma defenderos;
que el veros tan hermosa pueds hacerol
el daho que resulta de enviaiarOs. y
La eztampa de que fsfsteis imitada
rompi6, ouando os formo Rsturalexa,
accion de vueStro espejo reiterada,
Qusbrarse fue lisenja y sutileza,
porque cen ser de vOs, nj adn retratada
pusde tsner igual yuestra belleza.
frey FyEir Lopez de Vega.
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saaIou11a

IN Bio piOdYaa M hoaiss plstorescA 60.
90 fasisntemanta ccnstyuita, Goa isKdiRsy 81.
gibs pRCpia para n1a familis; aituaaa - Il ealle
dol Rohl6 ogqaiR & Il dsl Comersio. IEfaTmsFk
a dusno don JeES J. aAsndsE, vseiHo do dichc
pueblo 3-3
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MaaloYe Alliott z. Td. NoIt;neIara TneIatsrra

kseQa VepdfG7 hsfau e.
ais an los prlncipAls
aSelsos de IL Isls, seEuE
- R0csgtdsdeE Gel ~
20.
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CHARADA

Es I'M nombre de lstra Ia seguaada
y 10 mismo sucsde Ia pranaer0,
|puesto que una y otra son iguales,
= 10 mil mo sucede a la tercerG,
= otto tanto oeurre con Ia cudtre
advirtiendo de paso que esta es griega
item, digo que cuatro tres y cuatrO
oobraba para 81 tiseo unos dsrechos,
que tresy dos 8 tres y una
Sc halla en- los ibros de mercio;
y Sc dice el todo de licor que es grato.
de vasijas de cristal hero,
= de appendices que sastres y medista'
j los trajes ponen de refuerzo.
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G. TLMAUD. JO1xalA

PLAZA DE ALFONSO XII
Gran surtido en- loyas de orc plata con brLlanteH
-pfedras hnas. Modelos de gran novedad ele99n-
cia Incompatible Lo mas bellO primoroHe dc . 's-
yeria francesa.
EsPECIALIpADE5
IA RsogsI de OYo, Plata NikA , AssTe:
gTcncmetres, Caops gF tos Rspsticiese', RsneoPt
ste. Lsxtas Gafas ds oEo COR cEistsleS haes
de Rosa.
OsstTos de msEs, BsE1sis Jauos, VinajeTaH
EterihAEisE eaAdxApla plAtsadc.
ImpoItsCi6n Gi1scts.
Prsoits pin comFstexeia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17

N,~-,e'', s. .n 1i. i' , ,''
. , ally, .a' = . . ', ' = %' 5,, ' T.,
NJ @ r' J" .,.lr .'s SLUGGISH ID. n- .p~ane .rl
prlcs' 10. "cr Mari" ,' a s. a. .r,,a :,
s ,in' n'' t., I f na.' ee. ~ s., '"ass -, ioo
- COWS a. 81 -'e'2 ,at ,a >s,as, w., ir,...i
, ,sc' ,.S a. l @.g' ,.,' '. ad' as
rrfrlso-airi beef -.~ 49,. i.r H. ,e M ,,n
p.r' - h" ,.. ,a- O., %. .-. i 80 as'
, n9iI'' ' a. i'., a.,le-. %, IL. ~ q,
,iipn.,n,s f,r r.moron include '" 1'lti'l- ~ n''
on H. ceaoa i.ss e.. d. i. l sla ,"..'
gn ai-' a'o ,.a,tl, and I5''o quarters ~ ''f i'r
rr -, '", a,,, ' gr o;,ii.a.,h ~ ,n. i'r..la %
i ,i,, ~ ",,,i. rr q isma ana tie Peruvian.
due T., sail ,.-m.rrow BIAS uo' arrived ,,, ,
,,e,. A. y. e., lcr io, a. J., d. l.,5 H. 81 -. -
~ ,iso ~ a, So IL G i9,, n 8, =, o .io n,
a. So . a. lnG - ~, s. -, 81, io1> 10. a. 81 -. Il
@ %Ts"' ESQ ,ir' At - 8 8, '"' yren i7c
:: X Rcn n N' tx At 80 s" Ksn,as' o>n I2
~. a" ~ & ! ,D Ms.'S5S 3D. at s. ~ o 10 H. s. 90
IS N sala DO - ~ ' a" s. 3 y do H. "a
d. I ~ =, 81 81. !" virr,nn d. scn ~ a, 8, a. y
So Tx ,ig, n n A. 81. Il WIN d. as ~ At 5, o.
- d. iins n =, 81 80 nxen I,i7 n, q, 81 - l. 49,
10 p ~ ~ - :, ., M i.,,, ~ =, e. - st,,r Hnii
81 ~, - Do. No. H. a 81 -"
.ai'dcrs . Virginia tiers Ia'G H. 81 30 =; do
s. H. =: ~ ,a ~ - ~ =! d." , n ~ Il" e. - "a,
l w. at . Il % , iN '. 80 -, r. fl, s,o
10, !; ~ ':' r. a. il, ~ - al H. 100 H. m
WA 20 d. 49,, sli' a, ss Ee Stat, 'I Ga T at
= n j: ; ~ 'srs 3? 70 n l "a ;. In. ~. II s.4.
y i, - 'Ill.. 60 i.ss H. a. 50 - H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17

r,arle, was neglected and outside Of 10000 bush No
red last night is.c December afoat no ~
port sales We're quoted: 1000 bush ungradel what
soi At 59c delivered 80. .CORN-The opening showed
few orders buy lind prices started OF at fractional
Improvement in price This lost however. AMI
he market was weak fairly actiy" all the morning
d.c,fnnc rather easily N" offerings Of ng SUR
md bette the belt and At M d as 'e-
rlin.d quite sharply estimates Of 3-' cars ir tn'
arrivals 1T Chicago With imprI N"i W'a'h'
,here every for believing mat IN" In'Nrnt,l
yin nick up considerably. There wer" few rallies I'D lh
,ra,l<ct afternoon but III" Endcft1n" wa vi
and a,e, prices declined closing barely steady AZ ne
lowest for the day and - i.r'.c net decline i'h
vas easy: bush sold al ca delivered - arr
- 600 bush at Go7sc e. % a'oai. the end q" N"''in"-
III ,. bush No corn. SIC elevator OH an'al anu az
aliyercl I'ngiaded white 1000 bush. % - teiN'r'i
nd ungralcd mixed i-os hish '''2'
.. OATS-The market fairy STEADY '"ill -,
iugs large and small uhi" M "ir'
was comparative firm but later. in sNil,'nN
Of softened a Hi": IN p
incre arrivals Of together VIII! Tau
of oots has not tended to encourag" hhNlE me. 49,,
There was little Of s'llng III I'M q"
and tho close quiet itc advance u" !. a,t'5,
cash oats steady: 3O.CNo bush ~ sou a..
..a. bush No = white at .'NufN't'
delivered and a small carot trade in track VIII 81 "
81 bush No white. nj 80 o. Nh
iARI EY-Markc, quiet quoted AZ G2np'c ''r ~ II
,yauk.e and ungradcd Western,
Market quiet two-ruved state quoted eva c,verseed
a,"ej AZ g. ,5ds9 % 49,. FL KWlIEAI-Ma'k'' p'''
az 35G,1c for silver aid GOQG2c for japanese ~. MA.
We give Tor comparison me closing pilcr,s ,.a,
o.
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TILE TRNnE IN cnIc\GO.

chicago Nov 10 special Wheat to-day felt the lpui-
iatuu - Thursday " one time the market sold N to
M. put price. Thor" good buying. however the
weak places ard the nTt prices only D., under
THURSDAY Man opened At 81. sold between ~ and ,oi,.
AMI closed tpa- Their" q early that
The Agriculture. Department would issue It's report
wheat feeding saturday. Lnt" IA the afternoon
received from the S'ati.ciun saying that
would hc issued AZ present. and that notice would
D. n u t. be- Issued before December 10.
Gables W'r' ma" lower. but not particularly weak
Nurh~'eicrn cars. 10 were - .gcr than last years
Export c'arurc"s were all about ljouo bushels. In
Guiding the hour Advicrs from Argentine mixed.
bat. ruiz, favorable for At night 10
the curb. prices
corn weak selling III ., cent closing AT
about ia" bottom. May opened 5Dis. sold between
sos. ana 49, and closed - cents. sellers The
showed the advance 81 cold Receipts. III
larger than expected the estimate for tomorrow
80 No clnrtcrs reported Cold weather
relied upon increase largely the movement. oats
lul bu; firm with the Oatmeal Trust long large
speculative lin" ana adding to H. May opened 32s..
sold between .i2'. and 32is and closed 32h
Provisions duh and Pork the close
showed dccln. from Thursday ~ l2is cents lard o
cents. and ribs ~ Ia cents The close quite "A
the bottom either. The professionals be
pressed hy the large hog movement There II eco
head. the estimate at the Yards 26pO Prices
10 cents lowe,
on the curb. puts May wheat closed al GonaGO,s
cents calls. 81. n6ias cents Puts May closed
at 10 cents. calls. 1i1s etntA
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now York ~.
COTTON-Our market opened with decline OF ; 10
points on a sharp break Liverpool luiuie' SHORTY
after the on min. the market turned iTmeI on SOM
hnish news received from Ncw-OIl"ans "hch sar,tu
hi,, rU long account as vel as covering
~" market improved st"adlI! un
III, early loss all recovered prices at noon stane
about evca ysst.rlay closing hSures ne arr
Of cotton al Liverpool during the week accodins 10 'ho
cotton ihan usual this mad" Increase IT 'he s,.n
Private cables lndcate til
snirncrs draw stock rather haA pu; ~
rcr market Birint afternoon the market eisru Oh
ar pcinfs CLOSING with ne loss II ! 10 poln'S'
with am for the day ~" '"".
Mos, - the traders thought that Liverpool a'eu az
Vas thourht she would but few claimed mar thr IUsS
- a,p.l / points a little moe than rNp"c'cI ''r
was ma, ket making news ~ manu- nun "'YS
pni,f. Inferior hghter than rNi'e'tci -,
,,, ol.c.arns IT So-th state that II Is pfobAule
IN. week The exports Of cotton foi Ortor ac'"fuhN
m. -cport IF Government Bureau OF S'dlSiI,s'
wore Oo3 bales Of the value OF >"o &C. ~,
in isa, ~: .,S tho value 90 s-"'n'' .- u,
.o,ai .xprts f1r the months ending O'''r 81 We
90 7p, pl,s the value being >|e"ii'ft' ag"nsl' IA
"a. SIS bales the value " go 10 80 I'M
c.,nfs he to-day were "'"Ns pare aH"l'~'
az ,o5 bales last week - $50 bales last year lI'
coin,s the week were les, man 'Np ~
iaips ony a;i 49, bales. compared Win 'N"''- p""S
is, week and @ COS bales last yea IN" inter-. ~
~rlnts for ,he week 24Gil' bales "sams, -. o
nsies las, week "Si bales last al Nii'','s ~
1870 ,oin,s for he 2,1 "" bacs ae"ils
10 COS hales last week. and 1859 bales iaSt E'.
rir stock 81 GSS bales against $3.50" h"ies las "N
- "" and close to-day and closing BIDS the
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orllrn M,RkErs- nY rELrGRNrn.

Ilufao 1G.-Ca'tle- Receipts last - hours 2''o
thus II 40 head FOR same I'm"
week 1850 head. consigned through @22O head' 10
New York leo head. sale. ~ head, market
steady fpr good butchers and lat Eight steers cl"s.i
steady with s.. ~" good cattle Sold 1000 10 llr 10
se"rs 81 5ju$i TO- yearngs good siucNers - mas %
=. 350< ~. Hogs Receipts last - hours. ~ 200 head
total for week thus far 9S05D head for same time last
week 1850 bead. consigned through. 900 head; I" N""
York $50 sale. lJWp head. market opened
dull Yer. slpsed dun lower. with 10 loads
holding Workers. good weights - % light ~ ~
mixed packers. - j5D 50 'o good mediums and heavy
sold late at 81 l0Hsi a. and good mixed at 81 on>i -
sheep and ism's-Rcccips last - hours H. 100 head;
total lot h thus far 1iND head, for time last
week J2UD heal. consigned through. lSc head; to New"
lower ard dull closed weaker with 60 loads unsod
there early sales ~ choice native lambs at
s. 1ns3 So fair to good Sass 90 culs and common
S.uS2 good sheep. 81 25DS2 choice 81 10 Canada
lambs sold late at 81 15uS3 40 load Of extra brought ~
non stock Yards. Chicago, Nov l6-cat"- Rec ips.
Soh head market firm. common to extra steers 81 >lf
- 30; calves s. jonS5 60 Receipts j2vo0 mead:
mntt" firm FOR heavy weak other grades. heavy. 81 Jon
a. 40. common ~ choic" mixed, - iOGS, Gj; choice
sorted - |n>, 30 light - 2jHS4 ~ pigs 81 7jdSf -
sheep Receipts 1000 head. market duh and weak, in
frri'r To- choice 13caS3. lambs. 81 jOHS3 -.
81 Louis NOV. lG-fattl" Receipts. 2.1S3 head market
81 1,">2 3D. rcNas s"ers - GjnS2 80 Hogs-Recc!irs
.N>G head. market strong fair good heavy. 81 5ou
80. good rh and nixei lots. 81 Gfi>t 80 common To
air. ~ 1jHS 20 SaccpK Receipts 76 mead market quiet
mixed s. -
East Liberty. Nov. Is-Catt!e- Receipts light Prime
S'aS' - g.ed 50 onst 20: good butchers 81 73ns';
Receipts fair Market stow and loHiJc lower. Philadel
phas. 81 '0TSi -. best Workers and mixed 81 GouS 90
common to iair Workers. - onSi 80 pigs - lon> 30
Extra SlrS} 10. good - oas2 80. fair 81 GOnsl 90
common. ~, GSl y"arings S2dS2 so lambs, Sass ca.
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