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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Ludwig, Hoiberg ONor). London.
MEMORANDA.

Charleston. Nov. 12-Arrived, steamer
Wallachia (Br), Meters, Bermuda
Cleared, steamer G. r. Booth (Br), Pot
Sailed, schr Issac T. Campbell, Mathews.
Weymouth
Port Royal. Nov. 12-ArriVed, steamship
Darlen. from Colon.
Sailed, schr r. Bowers. for Boston.
Jacksonville, Nov. l2.-Entered, British
schrs city Of Nassau Kelly, Harbor Isl
and, 3. T.; Collins w. Walton, Peterson,
Cleared litai 5chr e. w. Darcy. Hunter,
Mobile. Ala. Nov. 12.-Arrived, banks
Isabel, Hegge Stockholm; Nemeira, Olsen,
Amsterdam: steamship Ruby. Robbins,
Pernambuco; schooners MASCOT, Jehnett'
Bonaco; John r. Penrose, Somers, Phil
adelphia Cleared, steamer Jaral, Hellies-
sen, BOcas del Toro.
New Orleans, Nov. 12.-Cleared, steamer
Excelsior, New York, Yumuri, Bocas del
Port Eads, Nov. 12.-Arrived, steamer
Agnes (Nor), Felsen Bocas del Toro;
P6iladephia. Nov. iO.-Arrived schr
Margaret a. May, Jarvis, Savannah.
Harburg, NOV. 7.-Sailed, ship Thor
Heislngborg, Nov 6--Arrived, steamer
Feliclanna Obj, Lawton, Port Tampa. =
Havre, Nov. 9-Arriyed. steamer Breek-
field OBJ, Ferguson, Galveston.
Liverpool Nov. 9--Sailed ship Tele-
fon (Nor), Petersen, Tybee; barkS Os-
suma Obj, Andrews, sapelo; Sagona Br),
BARK Lyra (Nor), Aanonson, from Sa-
vannah for London, Oct. %, lat 80, lon. 3S.
New York, Nov. 10.-Arrived steamer
Joseph l.. Colby, Buchanan, Savannah.
Cleared, schr Fannie Whitmore, Camp
bell Fernandina.
Sailed schr Warwick, Savannah
Boston, Nov, l0.-Cleared. schr Jacob
Reed Bunker, Port Royal
Baltimore, Nov 10.-Cleared. schrs Is
ISABELLA Gill, Collision, Fernandina: Van
lear Black, Lacey, Port Royal; Edward
G HIGHT Richards. Charleston.
brunswick, GA rived. barks Gazelle,
OBJ. Horn, Barry; AGriani CSp), ---;
schrs Bessie +. Creighton, Russell. New
York: T.. G. Pendieton, -----.
Sailed, steamer Dunmore Head (Br),
Temple, Dublin and Liverpool; schr Ell
wood Burton, Satilla.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine.-The market opened
and closed firm at 25lac at the Board of
Trade, with sales of $40 casks reported at
the opening, and none at the close. 1t
was reported that buyers were bidding
29i4c after the close of the market. and
that factors were holding for the official
quotations.
Rosin.-rhe market had weak under
tone, and il was generally expected that
a decline would take place in medium
grades
AT the Board of Trade at the first call
the market was bUlletined steady and I'M
changed, with sales of sos barrels. At the
last call at o'clock it closed firm at
a decline Of Sc per barrel on C and H
grades, and a part decline of sc on rosin.
The following were the official quota
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THE BOTTOM DROPPED OUT.
Sill Lower EtCCIdS Made in The Price
Of Cotton.

\ General D cline in Futures and Spots
and the Markets Clos Dull and Easy.
Savannah Down to 4 1915 for Mid
slinA-NavaI stores 9uiet-wheat on
Decided Advance, Followed by
Higher Prices Tor Corn and Oats.
speculation in Stocks and Bonds
Improving.
savannah. Nov. 1e.-The leading local
-,srxets continued dull and d.scouraging.
rorron went off l-l6c in all grades and
.rosed dull and easy, with very little de-
,,and. Buyers were bidding &c lower for
=nfrits turpentine and rosin was lower,
r-ftb a weaker undertone. The general
wholesale and jobbipg trades were quiet
and steady.
The advance in wheat at the controlling
markets gave strength 10 other grain and
advances were made in each department.
Stocks opened irregular at the New
York exchange, advanced on heavy tran
sections and weakened at the close; the
active list losing 4 to rs per cent. Rail-
v.av and miscellaneous bonds were active
and higher.
The controlling cotton markets gave no
encouragement to spots. futures being
several points lower at Liverpool and New
York. The southern spot markets were
generally dull and lower.
The following resume Of the different
markets will show the tone and the quota
lions at the close to-day:
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Angle l. Green, Lee, New York,
cargo guano, for Bowker Fertilizer Co
vessel to George Harriss & Co.
Schr. Island city, VOORHEES,. Philadel-
phia, coal for Harrison, Bond & Co
vessel to Dixon, Mitchell & Co.
Steamship Gate City GoOgins, New
Yorl-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, Boston
&C. G. Anderson, Agent
Steamship City Of Augusta, Daggett,
New York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Berkshire, Kirwan, Balti-
more-John J. Carolan, Agent.
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RICE.

The market is steady. The following
quotations are posted at the Board of
Trade:
Clean Rice
Common, 3Iid31ac per pound; fair, $40
4c; good, 44@44c; prime, f&Q5c; choice
head 5@5l2c; small lots, 1sQi4c higher.
Rough Rice
Upland, 45@65c per bushel; tide water,
75M$1.20
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Bark Josephine CPorD, Velha, Lisbon
and Oporto--Chr. G. Dahl & Co.
Steamship Gate City. Googins, Boston
G. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, New
York-C. G. Anderson a. Co.
Steamship Berkshire. Kirwan, Balti-
more-John ]. Carolan, Agent.
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DRY GOODS.

fabrics of any description, the demand
was very light as was the mail orders.
There was more doing on the S pot and on
the need in spring specialities, though no
sales of moment were reached throughout
the many forwardings on orders in process
OF execution. Printing cloths quiet at
ll-l6c, with little more doing in odds.
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M,RNg INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday. Nov. 49, 1894.
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sun Rises. DIS
sun III
High water at TT Pulaski 6:32 am $40 pm
central Standard Time)
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Stock on hand and on ship

board to-day ..............i.. 33.020 1905
Stock same day last year zee. 1870 12l,S60
Receipts same day last year 1,047 3,049
firm 25c; receipts, IS casks. Rosin. good
strained, firm, 800; receipts, LIS barrels.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 12.-ROsin, firm
strained, 9712c; good strained, S1.O21a; spir-
its of turpentine, firm at 25c bid; receipts,
20 casks; tar, steady, at SL25; crude tur-
pentlne. steady; hard, BIO; soft $50; w
gin, S1.70.
New York, Nov. 12.-Rosin, quiet, steady;
strained, common to good, A.S5G140. Tur-
pentine, dull, steady, 2SlaG29c.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and an photographic in
formation viii be furnished masters Of
vessels free OF charge In United states
Hvdrographic Once Ina custom house.
Captains are requested 10 call at the
Office.
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.

Jacksonville, Railway
b.
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Sraps-ChoIce sugar SyFnps. IKE: fancy drIpS
2IhSc; silver drtpA S14c; new crop New orleans
nolasses, choice. +or; prime Ssc; lair sc; mixed
good. New Orleans. &c; bakers good Sc
FrorJi0AI-LargsR G. hans IlL44c; medium 8. c
hams II &c; sc breakfast bacon ltIc; s. c. shout
den gc: sides l0c: ordinary beei lie: ham
dried beef ll!ic; knuckles i6c: family moss pork,
ID pieces. 81 50; bean pork. bbls.. SIC %.
LIrd-Pure refined. In there's, &c; 80 10 tins
9kc. Chicago lard In tleroc. sc; 10 10 tins
ghc; tin pals lbs. lOhc; tin pals lbs, lOc tin
pals, 10 lbs lO4c; tin pals. % lbs; &c
sI1dr--Cutloal Gtlc; cubes 6.i0c; powdered
Bloc; granulRled standard / Sc; standard eonfec.
tiOners' 461c; Columbia A 4.1ic; standard
Windsor A LlIc; American A G.5tci white extra
c 46tc; extra c &c; fruit sugar 3,Sic. 49,.
COGoe-GFoen cotee-Fancy Golden Rio nc;
fancy green 2ic; choice green. 2!1Sc; roasting
grades 215Sc: Java 2ShSc; roasted ia packages
Arrow Rio 2i.2oc Panhandle 2l.29c; Ar6uckle q
Col roasted 2L?yc; Bulk ro4Ited 2!Hc; old Gov
eminent Java roasted 3ic; Mocha and Java SIC;
Teds-Young Tyson. per Id, Sla5jci gunpowder
3Oas0c: imperial 40aljc; Japan 2sGISci OolonS ia
6Oc; SOuchOng IAI0c
CdndieS-StAr. full weight lOc; Parallne, per
ID, l2Iyc; mould, per set, l0c.
YiIleJiF-Cholce cider, l2al4c per gal; standard
city brands, l0allc per galloni country lSaoc per
gal. as TO quality.
full cream; SWelIzer, lSIAl4c, according 70 qial'
lty; LimbuHer lie; factory lQ!fc: New York l!11c.
PiAb-Ho. mackerol, ~ 81 ": No e6'
TIA msckerel, 66ls. new l90 ios:S , ~ No 70
large. 100 lbs, 81 o.
Sods-Tlmothy. 81 rs per bushel; clover. small
seed, 50 80
Sdf-So. /, per Dbl. 81 90; extra. per Dbl. 81 S.;
dairy, fine, dYebuShel sacks, 81 80 per sack
Sod C0rR-llc per ID.
DRIED FfuitS-EVaporate peaches. In boxes.
l3c; eyaporated peache IN bagSS, liz.
CANNED GcOlIS-Standard 3-lb, table peaches,
81 90; pie peachel S!Os. 81 %; pie peaches 9 lbs
81 0O No. tomatoes new. SScisl W; corn, 81 on
ID grade. lbs. soc; strawberries, 2 lbs. 81 10;
black berries. lbs. 81 10; raspOerries lbs.
81 90: damSonS, lbs, 9jd: lima beans. lbs.
90caSf IL; core oysters, h.. light COO; dol lb'
full weight soc; string beans. lbs, 76asOc; sue
cotAsh, lbs. 9O:asl .; early June peas, 81 "
French peas, Sc rs: Marrowfat peas 2lbA. IL 30
pIncApples. 81 90; goOs0berrlcs. lbs. 9Ocal ":
Wooden Ware NO. tubs, So No. ., %
No. g. 81 10 2,hoop pals. 81 IS: 3hoop. 81 IS;
single washboariS, 81 50; double do. $3.50 inc
crlmped doubledo 5! II; single. s. o.
OH-Lard, western extra strained, &c: carbon.
water white. &c; l0O'. $40: 1902, &C. white miners
best, 5Oc; white miners No. .. iOc,
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CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct l6.-The situation IN cattle
was unIInprovcd. Sales Of natives were gener'
ally at 8! JUa3 90, and prices below s. 20 took
most OF the natives Steers were quoted as high
81 0OaB 50. Another iOc was paired of from the
hog market to-day. Sales were from g 60 10 81 %
for culls to IS 2bG5 20 for prime heavy; Choice
sheep and lambs sold well. Sheep sold mostly
were 50 OOatON Receipts. cattle 500 head:
calves 600 head; hogs 26.Coo head sheep 1900
head.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct. l6-Cattle dull and
weak; receipts liberal; prime s. 2la5 so good
butchers So 7Sat O1 good fat cows aud helfers
81 80aS 90. Hogs dull and weak; Philadelphia
IS Sous 90; best Workers s. SSa1 IS. Sheep dull
and unchanged.
CtScISSATf Oct 16.-IIogs weak at 81 25a5 80;
receipts 8, 100 heads; shipments l, 100 head.
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RrnIlnrR.

Bmt4-creamery choice. 25a27c: ountry choice
per h., l7alsc; country good. l2albc; country
E1Ss-Fresh in case. l6al7c per dozen; In
barrels, ldc pcr dozen.
chickens. spring, SADIE chickens, hen. 7aSci
ducks, Sa9c.
Tropical Fr'tits-IomOuA 50 Copper box; BAN
anns. 81 O0a2 % per bunch.
PtOCtlbins-CaDbagu 81 65al 70per barrel. New
Rose potatoes 65aIUc per bushel, 5jaG5c per bush
el for home stock Green beans 5Oa75c per bush.
el. Tomatoes. SOatOc per bushel. Onions, 5Sch6O
per bushel. Celery, 9jlOC per dozen. Sweet corn.
barrel; New York apples, s. OJ per barrel. Sweet
potatoes. Jerseys. 81 W per barrel: Baltimore
81 Gu per barrel. Duchess pears 81 25 per bushel;
New York gutnccS s. 20 per barrel Grapes lba
Ice per basket. CranberrIeS s. 9Oa8 " per crate.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and stool
nInrkata

Markets.
New YORK, Oct. l6.-Money on call easy at
per cent; last loan per cent; closed at per
cont Prime mercantile paper EIaiH per cent.
Sterling exchange opened strong, but closed
slightly easier. with actual business at 81 S734a
4 S7M for demand. Silver certificates 6l>sc bid.
Tho total sales OF stocks to-day were l72,2I
shafeS.
Nearly one.half OF the business done on tho
stock exchange to-day was In tho shares OF tho
American Sugar Refining Company. Good buy
ing was developed 10 the stock IN the early deal
lngs, which was credited 10 prominent insiIer.
The board OF traders followed tho lend thus
given, aud without any inportAnt reaction an
advance OF ~ per cent was recorded. the last
being the highest price OF tho day. Reports
were put In circulation that the sugar trade was
improving aud that tho reilneriOs OF tho trust
will soon again be put In operation. s.. Paul
was second III point Of activity the dual sale be.
ing Y por cent below yesterdays The other
grnngers were but lightly dealt In, aud iluctu'
ated within limits OF per cent There was vas
dealings, which were attributed TO an insldGr,
and which broke the stock per cent, but rRllie
Y per cent ut the close, leaving net loss OF 4
per cent Chicago Gas opened y per cent lower.
but rallied. closing az z per cent net alVanc9ii
business, closing at tho highest point touched.
on the heavy buying OF the day Manhattan rose
3 nor cent, the Closug sale being ut tho highest
price made. III the rest OF tho list very !ittlc
business was done, and the tendency OF she
market was downward during the greater part
4 general easier tone prevailed In the bond
market during the early session, tho sales
amounting 10 s9jiSO.
Government bonds urn.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds weak.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l6.-Wool dull and fine
Virginia Xxx and above lSAl9c: y aud above la
lse; medium 2oa92c Quarter.hlood 2Oa22c; com
mou lSa20c; New York. Michigan, Wisconsin.
ETC.. fine l6al7c; medium 2la2lc; quarterblood
laIneS fine Ohio l9a20c; washed medium 2Oa23ci
quarter blood 22a23c; low l7aiSc; unwAshed low
medium l7alSc; braid l6alTc: unwAshed light
and bright llAlSc; medium ljal1c: low medium
l6AlSc: coarse l6alTc; unwhshed dark colored,
light fine 0ni0c; heavy fine case: medium l!al+ci
fine medium llAl2c: coarse llal2c; territorial
aud northwestern light; tine SalOci heavy do
saIOc; fine medium SHlOc: medium l2aliei
Quarter.blood l2alIc; coarse l0allc
NEw lpAx, ocL I6.-Wool quiet
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New York, Oct. lG-Flour. receipts 2s,6C0 bar.
ruls: exports a. coo barrels SRlGs 1860 packages;
market quiet and Irregular Wheat receipts
2IJNOJ bushels; exports 1890 bushels; AhlcS
OID bushels OF futures 90 600 bushels Of SpOl
spot market steady; options closed ilrn at 20
moi adyAncc; No. 2 red March closed at $50;
MAY GIIsHig 7.iGadOiEc. October clOSod ut SIZE;
November closed nj $40; December IS Eliza
81 /. I6RSJJic Corn. receipts 1000 bushels. cx'
ports no bushels; sales tlbOD bushels Of futures
and $4,000 bushels Of spot; spot market firm;
No. 2, Sc; store aud elevator h5IiajSssc auoati
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Roou and Bars-GInsene, dry, per h.. In do
mand. 81 o.; sassafras bark, PET To-, 21Sa3c;
h.. 1agc; yellow root golden seal), per h.. Ia
Oc: blood root, per b., &c; Seneca snake root.
per h., free OF top, 3ja+Oc; West Virginia snake
root, per To-. 25aSjc: pink root, per lb hne. $Oa
SIC; elm bark. per h.. lac,
Ren9-Prime now hand. picked. medium, 81 ~;
prime new haud.pioked, navy, 81 Is.
lI'OOl-Flne washed l5al6c: 10 oil for un'
washed; medium unwashed l5ci medium
washed l6al7c.
Rdgs--Country mixed Ealc per ID.
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Notice.,

Iwant every man and woman in tho
United States Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
hooks on these diseases. Address B. NJ.
WooLLEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and ono
will DO sent yon free. s&wy
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CatnIe-Extra 1000 to 100 lbs. s11za3jI+c; good,
900 10 900 lbs 3ItasISc; good. 500 10 80 lbs "a
3LIc; tair 700 TO $40 lbs. 211fa2jtc: common. GOO
10 no lbs, 2a2A.c bulls l1Sal4c; cows. l1Ia2Lfc.
HOgs-Extra. 5aoHc; good, 81 sOa5 OO; COM
SupEExtra, ?Ilaoci good, lha2c; common,
ialIGc; lambs, 2a3I;c.
Fresh Cotrs-s! Oa3j, calves. iaSc.
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Graia-New wheat sac per buShel. Corn. per
bushel. eat from store. I0c: new corn &C pei
bushel Oats. out Of store, western crop. 50o pei
bushei; new 40c.
RtOHt-Faney roller MILL winter wheat wood
wheat NlnnshAhA q % In sack, - % per barrel.
old wheat. Famous q 70 IN sack. s. d 10 wood;
Galaxy. 500 IN sack, 81 % IN barrel: Pillsbufy
h0uE, 8 Sin wood and One-elGhth cottoni " .
IN paper.
feai-Brau SIS per ton: mlddllngs slsal9
per ton Hay. bAled. 81 0lAl6 % PET ton; loose
new hay So OOali %.
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Irx Anniis.

NEW YORK, Oct l6-outSlde OF tho auction
sales the market was almost featureleSs as usual
on tho day there are no mails OF Importance to
work upon. There was some business done for
spring In dress wear specIaltes, but the chief
sales were the result OF forwardlnGs on previous
orders that are taking many goods, Printing
cloths dull at &c for contracts TO January and
all snlnS
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Simply npply ''swAYSE's OINTMENT" No In.
iernal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, nlI eruptions on the face, hands. nose, &c.
leaving tile skin clear, white anu healthy. Its
by no other remedy, Ask your druggist for
SWAYSE's OINTMENT. TTllsAW
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eve cut the rate to $40 per month
and board. We can got more men than
we want at even that figure, and it will
probably be necessary to reduce 1t even
more to produce u profit Not oufy
that, but wo have been compelled to re-
duce onr working force and increase
the working hours Of mon to keep level
with current expenses.
snow, that is the way wool Is pro.
duced in tho foreign wool producing
countries. The ordinary farmer cannot
do it aud make living. 1t is only
where large capital is invested, the bus
mess conducted on q grand scale, the
lowest wages paid. strictest economy
pracliced and MI supplies purchased in
large quantities at bed rock prices that
even n small profit can be made.
"Of course, this Is hard on the poor
devils who own farms ont there in Ohio
and can't make q living from them.
Their poverty is already distressing.
and unless they can shift around, get
rid OF their lands for song and get
started in other channels ! don't know
what hundreds Of them will do to keep
alive this winter, but that is not our
affair. We are in this business for
money. The condition OF our netghbors
was not produced through any fault Of
ours.
"In our undertaking We count on the
chance OF future legislation Tor the pro-
lection of the wool industry. II the
tariff is restored or increased, 1t will be
to our advantage. But that Is only a
chance. For the present We are count
ing simply on hard cash at 4 per cent,
though we may BIO wrong even on that
basis.
BoEsS'r HELP TIE PEOPLE ASY.
81 have noticed one thing" concluded
Mr.. Morehead, Ihe reduced cost OF wool
is not benetiting the consumer. 1t costs
lust ne much to buy clothes now as it
did two Years ago. The wool has been
selling for so per cent less for overayoar.
Somebody is Just making bigger profit
than ever, and he ia tho only one bono.
flied. Tho mass OF the people are in.
iured rather than bettered. That Is the
way il goes in Australia, but with the
present law VIC are forced TO practice
"Tho idea is not now with us. Eng.
lish capitalists have already entered the
field. They arc operating in the south.
ern part OF the state. saw them buy,
only last week, IN Licking county, fine
merino sheep at 4S cents per head,
That was a big loss to the sellers. They
propose to invest large sum In this
way, and suppose they will DO satisfied
to clear 3 to 1 per cent on their invest
mont. 1t means poverty and wretchod.
ness to thousands OF men, but English
capital Is as good Us American gold in
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CHAs, R. GoErzE and W. ". Irwin,
druggists, recommend Johnson's Mag
nettc Oil, the great family pain.killer,
internal and external. 81 90 size 80
cents; 50.cent size 25 cents.
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hIntnls.

.NEw York. Oct. IG.-Plg iron quiet: Scotch
SO 00a9O 70; American $40 Goals 90. TIN weak;
straits SIS SOalS IS: plaies quiet: spellcr barely
stOady; domestic s. 4Hl3 I2IS- Load easyi brokers'
prIce s. 90; exchange prlco g Is. Copper quiet;
brokers price 81 62x; exchange price 81 6Oa9 Is
HNr
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,

Time Table No IL. to take on'Oct 1901 d. m,
sunday November ID lS)i
Ieaye Wheeling t9:t5, 9tt;BG M, TN,
si:i5, fI:.D. 800 p. IN.
Leave Ponlnsula-tS:O6, 1851. lll:I5a IN. ,t2;;95.
tg.II, tI:36, 1906 D. III.
Leave Martins ferry-ts:l!, 1851, lll:5lL H..
t2:SI, eI:27 ti:I!, lgl2.
Arrive Terminal Juuctlon-t 1000, lll:Ij
a. M. tl:S, "j:3! tt!i6, p0:lS y. IN.
Leave Terminal Junction -t7:21. 1900, Z M,
tiJ.IO 4. M. lI.ag. taos. ti:lI. IS p m.
Leave Martins FGrry-tf:9S, 1901 am, 'l!:U
u,OS tj:IO. tS:I9, tS:bt y. M.
leave Peninsula lo:llh in.. 'l9:5i, II:il.
r AIrIvo 'WIiecllnE-t7AO lO:2o a m., "is;JL
L.i7. Haas. ti:ii, tO:O5p IN.
sDaily. tDally except sunday. i5undAys only
All Trains Will run on EaSlorn Time
J.E TAUSSlG, superintendent
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the sheep business noEadAya We want
70 get into the field early. for have no
doubt the country will be flooded With
English investors and English methods
OF making money before long"
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pIles plIos Itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intOnSo itching aud
singing; most ut night; worse by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tumOn form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming .vetv sore
SWAYHE's OTSrNHSr stops the Itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases no
OccnIS. DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia
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II WOULD rather trust that medicine
than any doctor know Of" says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, OF Chiffon, Carter county,
NO., in speaking OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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A WOOL MONOPOLY.
Australian Methods TO be Intro
duoed in Ohio.
COLD BUSINESS CALCULATIONS

VIII be Employed to Make it Success.
fuI-wagcs Will DO Brought to a
Foreign Basis-Enect of the FREQ
Wool Schedule on shc Farmers-A
Gigantic Wool MonopolJ-sheep
Raising, rs an Agricultural AL.
Juncs, Decidedly UnprOtitable.
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IIntrnlnIiti.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1G.-Petroloum steady; Penn.
sylyanlu oil, sales none November option, sales
none; closed ut S21sc bid; Lima oil. sales none.
OIL CRY. Pa. Oct developments 10000 bar.
rlcs; runs $3.50 barrelA
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MHoLEsaLE PRICES.
Weekly Report of the Local Wholesale
Markets In all Lines.
oFTicE OF me lSTELLlgESCER.
WVEFIIH1 T'uaIdaF. Oct II

AIllght adTanes locally In WhSa, Is q feature
Of this weeks quotAtionL Toe grocery market
Il tirm but dull. Many changes aTe noted IN The
Wool remains dull a UNCHANGED 6gureG
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HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS I!
Short Breath, paIpitation.

Mr.. G. W. McKinsey, postmasterof
E0korno, Ind, and a brave ex-soldler,
saws: II had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
the army at the close OF the late war.
/ was troubled with palpitation and
shortncss OF breath. / could not
sleep on my left side and had pain
around my heart / became so i'll
that was much alarmed, and for
tunately my attention was called 10