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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
FAVORABLE no AI.IIsoN

Austin, Texas, February p o. TIE rcpub,
ilcan primary conVeniien for this precinct
was oIened with prayer and broke 70 In a
row at the court house tonight Two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
A ROM MI ANOUNn.

Crockett Texas, February 2s,-l'oth tho
populls,s and republicans OF Houston
comfy met here today 10 organ!sc for the
campaign Tho republicans occupied tho
court house and the porulisis the opera
house The populists hroNs up In coNfu-
sion without accomplishing anything Tho
trouble was on account of having negroes
on the grand and petit jury FOR tho Match
term Of the district court. The rcpuh'
leans broke up their caucus with row
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
FROM CHAIRMAN BLAKE.
An Address to the Sixteen to Une
Democrats.
THE DUDLEY SYSTEM IS ENDORSED.
An the Faithful Urged to Turn Out ana
Vote for Froe and Unlimited
Coinage.
Mexta, Texas. February 2s.--Hon. j. W..
pIake issues the following address.

Blake issues the following address:
To the Bimetallists of Texas;
The time ~ now at hand when every
democrat who fav0rs the use OF potn sii-
yer and gold as standard money OF out
country without discriminating against
either metal at the ratio OF 10 to /, shoulu
be on the alert and begin work ana organ
cation upon systen,n "a, r pi,.i III ia
recognized fact that tho democracy Oh
our State are OVERWHELMINGLY N ieV9I OF
bmetalism and very eyidsn{iiy o os iSe
deuocratic voters OF Texas would show
majority of at least 1000 in favor OF the
free and unlimited coinage OF both goiu
and silver as standard money under the
law as existed prior to 1873. But there Is
danger Of over confidence and indifference
and 1 warn the friends Of silver TO beware
lest an organized minority shall again de'
feat tho W III OF the majority, as was done
in this state Ia l6Dl 49,.
The state democratic executive commit
tee met at Austin on February d. anu ap-
preciating the fact that the money ques-
ton has been a disturbing element IN the |
party IN Texas for several years inc com |
inittee decided to submit this question to |
ih, democratic voters at general prl- |
mary election to be held throughout the |
State Oh June g. in order thai fair iull |
and honest expression of the party mlsht
he obtained by vote of Is to ID the |
following resolutions were adopted by said
committee relating to said primary cleo
ton and providing the manner In wnlcn
delegates TO the State convention shaIl
Resolved, /. There shall be held on the
W, MAJ t"y IN The several organized coun
~ u 'eN",i ~ st,hishsd vofing boxes ana
,les, d. .''v ,borc,r ~ Democratic primary
pierhit,,o Vr.rici cIcrtitn shall be suit
ulVv'tGG'i' az Nv rar,or,,tir marty Of this
tn',to" ,, 70 o,,nsti%r az whether or not they
S,, ,..,. r;, XIV tSat ,e he froo coinage
aver Ia ,d and silysr INTO standnrd
-. nom ,, g9tu 1,srri,ntnattnv AGAINST
,WS w,,i'9 ~ .b,r,.c fnr Inintnge up1n
elneI rle'hl , ui IN ifa,t oniV to Inn
NE same 'eIin p, af roin,So and legal ten
t".'o,'s 81 'e ratin ,ov .stanisncd
| in this country OF ~ oil SILVER 10 ! % kUtu.
ne deno'ta' ,v Eoor.S Jee,tto,, ana n,
shHii hlSo ~. s',i ,,i,ns i S ei'nntttoa
vnso sS fr o, ''' siec tSr Ge,eeates To- Yep
! vote tot ana slecy WIZ ''r,rS tt ~ ~ t6e
| reSt NJ tnelt ,e9''s,,,'u , CW"'' ,no,, 90
a n"d he, sa INV me deat@s from
elected theE snal ID, lnf ar,Ss',vS tro u,
! thelr respective counties 10 az I'tuut ~
Sdete cohVoh,l4n9 u"i" IN 1,i,5 - ID. ~, ' ~
o9o eNceIt Ju'le1u,, Hu sl'i
b. cohsideLeh ms ns'rutt'n ny 'I,e upt r or
! raaX OF ther Respective counties Iu' %
] against the question SihintIleI, rs I'M
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
SCrofula, Salt Rheum
And All other Blood pIsenses-how
They May Be Cured.

Speaking simply from what Hoods Ear.
snparilla has done, not only once or twice,
but In thousands OF cases, We can honestly
say that it is the best remedy for all dis
eases OF the blood, whatever the cause.
By Its peculiar Combination, Proper.
tion and Process, It possesses positive
medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself.
1t has cured the most virulent cases
OF Scroiula and Salt Rheum, even when
all other prescriptions and medicines
have failed 10 do any good.
Blood poisoning, from ,uhatcrer orr
gin, yields to it's powerful cleansing, puri.
tying, yitalizlng effect upon the blood. II
you desire further particulars, write to US
a. below. Remember that
Hoods SarsapariiIa
lsthe oneTrue Blood Purifier prominently
In the public eye today. Prepared only by
Q. !. HooD q Co., Lowell, Mass, US. A.
soid by all druggists. u; six for s5.
Hoods Pills are are the hes, aits'-diaaes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

10 CURE A COLD IN ~ =,
Take laxative Bromo 9u aasr 4 M
druggists refund the money
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.'. ,,ssalI9,sG tND MIDDLE .sE1
Remarkable, essi AZ varied ~
treatment. ~ ~ ',se OF cuIsss
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
CAMPAIGN IN HAYS COUNTY

san Marcos. Texas February @--jchn
+. pritchett, chairman OF the dNmocrnih'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
GALVESTON CRY ITEMS.

Chairman Democratic Bimctaillc Exec
tive Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30

from all points at one fare; good two
days.
Leave Morgantown on No. 81 at $50
p. m, arrive Fairmont $50 D. m, arrive
Grafton at 1880 p. m. Returning. spe-
cial train leave Grafton at 1890 a. m.
Tickets from all points at one fare; good
fOr<two days
Leave Clarksburg on No. 672 at 6:3S
p m. Tickets from all points al one
fare; good Two days.
Lave Belliugton at $40 D. m. Tickets
from all points al one fare; good TWO
days
N-SEPTEMBER BOTH.
Tickets to be sold from Warrington
and Barracksville, inclusive, at one 1are'
CIARKSBURG-OCTOBER 1ST.
Leave Grafton on No GIL al am.
Tickets. at one fare from all points, good
for one day. oo
Special train to leave Pennsboro at 1880
q. m. to arrive At Clarksburg at $40 a.
IN. Returning. special train to leave
Clarksburg at 1880 p. m. Tickets at one
fare. good for one day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.
Leave Central on No. 671 at Sol a. m.
Returning. special train TO leave Park
ersburg at p. m. for Central. Tickets
at one fare. soOd for one day.
WHEELING OCTOBER 1ST.
Leave Grafton. No. Il. at S:15 p. M.
arrive in Wheeling al 7:20 p. n. Tickets
al one fare. good for one day.
The Yves, Virgin Central, Ohio Riv-
er. M0nOngahel5 River, and Chesapeake
ana Ohio Railroads, will make excursion
rates 10 conform 20 this schedule.
There will he a special train over the
main stem Of the Baltimore and Ohio
east. leaving this city AZ eleven o'clock,
and running as far as Grafton.
/ On the Contra, Ohio division of the
same road. there viii be a rate of one
/ fare for the round trip as far west as
/ Cambridge and for the return passen-
gers can leave on the regular train,
which pulls out at 11:+0 p. m.
The Panhandle will have rate Of
one fare for the round trip. and will run
q special ND in the evening. after the
meeting. if they can obtain informa-
ton that there will be enough business
10 warrant IL. Democrats al points up
the road should communicate with
Agent Tom,inson. in this city.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie will
make a low rate, and will accommodate
every one. A special will be run after
the meeting
The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling
Will have a rate of one fare for the
round trip as far as Massilion, but pres
2nt information is that they will not
run a special.
The rate on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg will be one fare for the round
| trip.
Details as to what will be done by the
Pi-tsburg division of the Baltimore and
| Ohio have not yet been received.
The Ohio River road will have rate
of one fare for the round trip. and VIII
have very low rates from Sistersyille ID
Wheeling.
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MINING sTOCKs.
GROCERIES.
REGISTER Office.
~ = iTAfl FiANtt
NNHEEI Snntnr,hnr 90

WHEELING, September %.
Syrupmo-Silyer prips Syrup, lGc; Fancy
New Orleans Molasses-Fancy new crop
S5c; choice. 32c: prime soc: mixed goods
New Orleans, Csc: bakers goods 2Sc.
Provsiors-SChsnk medium s. c. hams,
lie; 20-lb average. 10c; s. c. breakfast
bacon. sc: ). G. shoulders. 6iac city sides,
5%c; ham beef. 12c; ordinary beef, lie.
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces. 42c:
Armour's pure. tierces, 4s4c. The advance
for smaller packages over tierces is as fol-
lows: Fancy tubs. &C; 50-lb tins, &c; 20-lb
tins. Sc; h-lo tins, sc; 5-lb tins, &C. S-lb
Cofree-Green Coffee. Fancy Golden Rio.
23l2c; fancy green, 23l2c; peaberry. age;
T69fS green 5 2ac prime oS Sges9 2oc 2iS
ages-Ar6uckies coffee. i72Sc; Jersey COT
fee. 1729c: Lion coffee. 1920; Arrow cof-
fee. 1920: Handle coffee. 1920.
Canned Goods-9-ib fancy tomatoes. SOC;
tomatoes, new; G5Gi Hartford co. St "a
yellow free. 81 20; SIP Staaj4ri table
peaches. 81 50; pie peaches I5c; lib Deep
Sea full standard cove oysters soc; lib
hight weight cove oysters, 6Oc; Acorn
Standard string beans, SOC; "-lb can corn
can lunch tongue, 50 90,
Oi-Lard, extra western. strained Gec;
carbon oil. 10, 6lsc; carbon. $50, nc; water
White. Sc; Lewis miners winter white oil,
SuearS"Cut loaf. 5.S6c; cubes. 1890;
powdered 1890; graduated. standard,
l. he: standard confectioners' A. 4.61c; Co
lumba A. 449c Ridgewood a. 4.A9c;
America \. 449c; white extra c, 4.24c; c,
4.05c; choice fruit sugar, 32c.
Rice-Farcy pearl Sc; choice pearl. 5i4c;
choice domestic Fac; prime domestic. 5&.c;
fair domestic. Size; fancy Read. 6i2c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30

account Of disappointing cables. heavy
worlds shipments and a large spring
wheat movement; rallied on big clearances
6bt finally SOLD on de nmGe a3d ejdEed Ia
l1sc net lower; May. i5q ioisc: closing az
75c; December, 72%gl31sc, closing at US
Corn. receipts. S6,iCO bushels; exports
| 254, 23l bushels: spot market steady; NO. z
2T1sG27Ac options opened steady ana al
vanced on fighter receipts and big clear
ances. later easing OIL with wheat anu
closing &c net lower; May, 3lMol1sc, CLOS
Ing al 31c; December, 2Sle42S ll-l6c CLOSING
oats. receipts. 2461CO bushels: exports,
Ito bushels; spot market steady; NO. =
gle; options quiet but steady, closing In-
changed; September closed at zO74c' de-
Cennber closed n 22c.
Tallow. higher. o,<,oo..
Cottonseed OIL firm; prime crude, 2ld22c;
Petroleum, firm; United closed at 81 1713
| bid.
Rosin, firm; strained. common to good
! 81 10d1 1914.
| Rice molasses, hides and leather, firm
Wool, quiet.
Beef. steady.
Cutmeats. easy.
| 81 15d4 17ls.
Pork, firm.
Coffee options quiet and unchanged to
| . points advance, ruled quiet but generally
| firm on covering demand with few sellers
and closed steady at 10 points net advance;
sales. g $50 bags.
Sugar. raw steady; refined steady.
BALTIMORE. September 29.m ID Our
| firm and unchanged; receipts, 1859 bar
| rels; exports 1929 barrels.
Wheat. quiet; spot and month, 69i2069&c;
! December. 71zTl&c; receipts. q 26Z bush-
els exports. 30 900 bushels; southern wheat
by sample, 69d10i2c.
Corn. frmer; spot, 275sa27%c; November
and December, 2IaG2Tsc: receipts. III OLD
bsuhels; exports. 1n,i2S bushels; southern
white corn, 29d2Oc.
celpts. 5S34I bushels; exports. none
Rye frmer; No western AizG32c; re-
ceipts. 1924 bushels exports, none.
Hay. firmer: choice timothy Sl2 seals 90.
Sugar and butter. steady and unchanged.
Eggs and cvheese. unchanged and firm.
CINCINNATI, September 29.-Flour,
firm.
Wheat. firm: No. red, Tic; receipts, 400
bushels; shipments. 1870 bushels.
Corn. easier; No. 2 mixed, 25c.
Oats, active; No 2 mixed: 2jc.
Rye firm: No. .. 3Giec.
Lard. firm and higher at SO 10.
Bulk meats. frmer at 50 90.
Bacon. stronger at 81 62i2.
Whisky, quiet; sales, 457barrels at 81 is
Butter firm and higher; Elgin cream
cry, 17l4c; Ohio. l2ql4c; dairy, G1sc.
Sugar. steady.
Eggs quiet at lie.
Cheese. firm.
TOLEDO. September 29-Wheat, active
and lower; No. cash. 12sc; December,
1880.
Corn. dull and lower: No. mixed, 22i9c
oats, quiet and steady; No. mixed, lie.
Rye dull: No 2 cash, size.
ClOverseed, quiet and easy; prime Oc-
tober. s. 1917; December. s. 90.
PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-But-
ter firm and in good demand; fancy west
ern creamery, 16c.
Eggs, firm and active; fresh nearby
lie; do western. 1910.
Cheese, quiet but fairly steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
SHE GAVE THEM \ SURPRISE.

And Was Not Willing to Have Slow
and Safe Horse Palmed Upon Her.
She was a meek looking little woman,
and when she stepped into the livery
stable The men sized her up as one who
drove with slack lines and was afraid 10
use a whip.
wan. a rig, miss?" asked the fore
man.
YES. What have you on hand?'
"Wel. miss. there's Slow Tom. He's
easy in the mouth and amt scared OF
anything
What else have your"
There's another animal that looks
well and can go clip, too; that's Gentle
Annie. We can put her in phae,on for
you"
Thanks. No Gentle Annie or Slow
Tom in mine. Have you 0rOncho that
can kick the front end Of motor car
into fragm5n,s?'
yes. miss. Sc have" said the de-
lighted foreman. Who thought ne saw a
chance of getting even, we've got just
the animal you want but no man in this
barn can tackle him. If you'll sep this
way you can see the critter."
The broncho was engaged IN kicking
down his stall and reducing the boards
to kindling wood when the young woman
walked in,o his apartment, laid firm
hand on his name, and was welcomed
with a whinny Of joy.
"Who in thunder are you?" asked the
ss-OCished foreman.
I'm the animal tanner of tie wild
Wesc" aggregation, and if YOU viii clear
the way I'll show you what my pet
br0ncho can do" and with a Hoop la"
she sprung on the animals back and rode
laughing away.
Well, I VOW" said the foreman. "you
can't tell by the looks of frog how far
it will jump. I'll be burned if | didn't
ihink she was a telephone girl but on a
lark. Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
PRODUCE.
Register Office,
WHEELING Sc

WHEELING. September %.
.Butter-Creamery at 1SG2oc; country
choice l0dl2c; country. good, gQ1Oc; coun-
try light "a &c; butterine, l0Ul2c.
Eggs-l4c per dozen.
Navy Beans-Hand picked, 81 coal 10 per
bushel.
New York. llG12c Limberger, 7QSc;
Sweitzcr. ld0lZc. market nominal; de-
mand good supply limited. 10000.
Pcu.try-Old Hive chickens. s. OoGS 90 per
dozen; chickens. hens, per pound, Ease;
spring chickens, 81 5oQ2 so per dozen; per
DuckisE$2 ooas 90 per dozen. Geese. 4OG
SOC each. Turkeys, IqSc per pound live
L5rd-Country prime, 4c; very plenti-
Orions-4od5oc per bushel; per barrel,
To.atocs- S5a4Oc per bushel
Sweet Potatoes-Baitimore A.5OaLI5 per
New Apples-75c0s12 per barrel.
Beets-5Oc per hushei.
Green OuiOns-l5c per dozen:
New Lettuce-&c per bushel.
New Eale-Bc9M 90 per barrel.
Radishes-l5c per dozen.
Oranges-Jamaica. per barrel. Sc 0o67 o.;
per box. s. 5o03 ~; Messina. s. OOG5 90;
California. g 50ti3 70.
Lemons essina. 50 7503 90 per box.
Bananas-S1 00Q2 90 per bunch. as to size
"' PinSeappies-7aSc apiece.
Home hbage-4oQ5oc per barrel.
Celery-25030c per bunch.
Waluuts-lQC per hushel.
Hickory Nuts-Sl 90 per busheL
O'd Rags-1bc per pound.
Tomatoes-Home grown, 20Q25c Per
Green ,Reans-25G5Oc per bushel.
observation-disclosures per dozen.
Cocoanuts-50c per dozen: per bag.A 90.
Early Harvest App.es-$l coal 80 per
o1 WV-55ttermelons-s1O GOALS 90 per hundred
kieberries-$1 coal 30 per half bushel
oPeaches-Home. 8Oa5Oc per half bushel
Pears-S2 O0G4 10 per barrel.
Canteloupes-Little gems, 2Oq25c per
u P Sum OOQ2 90 per bushel according
to que ltY.
CHICAGO. September 29.-December
wheat tO-da declined l3sc The market
was to heavy TO be held up. even with the
active report of q large contingent playing
for big profits. The northwest crops and
worlds shipments bringing out more De
cember wheat than the market would
stand. Corn declined &c. oats advanced
sc and provisions H2Ql0c.
Flour. firm.
Wheat. cash No. ? spring. 657sc; No. 3
spring. 63ia06jc; No. 2 red, 6'%N6sc; Sep
TENDER. 652,G67isc. closing at 65Bc; De
cember. 6GL0675sc. closing at 66l4c; May,
Gg3,Gl1c. closing at 6gsc.
Corn. cash No. 2. 2li262l%c: September
21asd2a,c. closing at 2ll2c; October 2l?sH
2f-,c. closing at 2ihc: December. 22Aq22isc,
closing at 22I4c; May. 25}sQ25Ac, closing
oats cash No. ?. lie: No. 2 white. f. o.
h 90Go1l~c: No. 3 white. f. o. b.. ilG2Oiac;
SoDterber. 1Gisdl7c. closing at l67ac; DC
tober i6loGl7c. closing at 1850: December,
I7i.Ti7Isc. closing at 11ssc; May, lsA4l99sc'
Mess nork. cash per barrel. s. 05GG 10;
October Sc COAT O5. closing at 50 %; jan
uary. S. 97i2a7 OH. closing at 81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
INVALUABLE SEALING WAX

The fashionable young woman who uses
scaling wax only as an ornament for her
envelopes has not yet discovered its real
claim to her attention. It is invaluable as
"a preserver Of flowers. Flowers in her
hair or cOrsage may be made to retain
their freshness an entire evening by simply
putting q bit of sealing wax on the ends
The belle who receives flowers from some
country admirer Will do we'll if she finds
them bit wilted to adopt heroic meas
ures before submitting them to the sealing
wax process. A plunge into hot water
with a little sal volatile will accomplish
wonders in the way of reviving them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
PnrIster Office

WHEELING, SeptemDcr "
Flour-Choice family hour. IN wood
81 10: in paper. s. 20 per barrel: Mime
in wood. 81 10; Galaxy in Is cotton sacks
81 10: Famous in sacks. 50 80; Famous in
wood. 80 ~: spring wheat -four in, jute
sacks of 40 lbs, 50 20 per barrel; Pillsbury 9
Sc Is: Reliance. spring wheat, in wood and
cotton. 81 %: paper. 50 %; Silver Lake,
winter fheat family -four. 50 60 IN paper;
Gold Coin. in Is sacks Or wood 81 90; Jute'
GrainGWheat per bushel, G3c: new, SOC
corn iOc per bushel; oats. soc; new, 25c.
Fsed-Midd'ings, per ton, Sl4 "; bran,
PEI Is syu, GO baled hay. ST. %; loose hay
s15 6GT16 90: new hay, baled, 81 90; loose
Sis Styroa;w-Baled. IS 90: loose. IS %.
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,aled. IS 90: loose. IS %
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. september 29.-Pig iron,
quiet: southern. $40 Sq2 GO; northern
&C Copper. steady; brokers', 1O1sc; exchange
81 Lead 9' steady; brokers', 81 50; exchange,
Tin 'ts" quiet ie; straits. s3 Goals 10; plates
speiter, fiat; domestic, 50 60.
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8RYATS WEST T.RGINIAT TRIP



me REGISTER tl.s morning presents
NJ '.np'c. Shape Che hours al which
--. .'.- WILL deliver addresses at the
t---,-i+. eyes and towns through
M--." .- ".. pass on his T.p through
West Virginia and Western MARYLAND.
io-. With data as To- railroad trains
..l r. sof fare.
The sea lu'e should no studied nv al
who intend 90 e. r bear rba naxt
dent on the ..v"of SeD-embsr
aud .le first two U.l, .s October as il
vl ua The only opportunity for West
mans Co meet Oh. candidate before
-0'.i0n day.
The places and hours o. meetings are
-oloWs;
SEPTEMBER ~U
-ror.s Ferry a.io A. NJ.
.......s....1 s.. ''''''---'''.-..-.-.l. ~ a. NJ.
>.ts.r ...................... So !, NJ ,i
li'n .-........ ................. $50. p. 81.
.r.-......r.. '' '''i''.l' B. S-- ,...., 49,
I.-....a-r. o... "
Wheeling ........-.-.. ............. $3.50 p. 49,
Charleston ~ ''..-'' 3 U 1oaa NJ
Huntington ............... 1.n.f n
TRAINS Am FARES,
oo.c.-. alt regular train sry.ce has
'.ta secured over The Baltimore and
Oao railroad 3D. N9E-nsburg. Cumber-
lan.d. Key. s-eion. Carksburg. Par
kefsoJrs 2ad Wheeling. nc half fare
f-.es rs follows.
Max lNSbJBG-SEPT 30,h.
s.. ucaes from Washington juno
ton for No. Is a. e.5S a. m. good leav-
.n- Nar'-nsouIs on No. IL az 5:S5 p. M;
.'Ne,S al one rare ii0,G q" points, good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.

a.. NV w.. YORK. September 29-Money on
On. IDNt-, closed az per cent
'it. mercantile paper, 6leGT2 per cent.
7 'i'~ exchange. firm with actual
BUSINESS III bankers bills at 4N4ii 04Sil2 for
, ,,. anu t>lA ni'2 for 90 days
commercial bills l>o2,.
Bar silver 655.
Silver certificates. 66a66E.
Governments Firm
NtW l.. y. is Registered ... IL
New a. :. Is coupons ........ i'm
e. ). rs ReEiStcrCd............ III
L. :. Is Coupons ........... III,
1. :. Is Registered. ....... los
e. = Is CoupOnS.............. 1O>le
I. ;. : Registered. G2
lICluc U.s. or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16Oi6
St8tcs-Dull. I'VE
EailrO1dS-Strong.
t0cks-To-day' stock market read be-
tween the lines indicated change i'm fhe
character OF the speculation. Operators
who had figured prominently in the orig
iral bun movement decided AT the close
of last week that a reaction in prices was
impending. and sold out their holdings.
Efforts began yesterday to bring about a
decline and create q new short interest
were continued to-day i'm the early deal
ingS The manipulotiOnS discovered how
ever. that stocks We're not easily dislodged
and promptly reversed their positions
The regulation bears. however We're nor
out quite a line o. new shorts The mar
ket was fairly active and the distributions
OF the transactions better than for some
time past The opening was lower under
the influence of realizatiOns and offerings
for the foreign account. Quotations clos
cd hid:
AtchiSon ......... .....,... ..,....,..,,.,, Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
RALTlMOR EAND OHIO RAIL
ll:OO p. M. Saturday only.
ARRIVE.

From New York, Pnll4de'phla. Baltimore
and Washington, So =. m. daIy. and as
Cumberland accommodation, 7:2o p. m.
Grafton accommodation. 1910 a. m.
daily.
and l:2j p. M. except Sunday, and 1910 y.
m. Saturday only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
wY PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS.
VEHGnnSgIVdnid LINES.


ErET IrhIh7 nun u! N'"1'"I III''V'
n,icl,et Office at Pennsylvania station on
Mater ST.. Foot Of Eleventh S.. Wheel
ing. at Mcclure House hsei eng ana al
SSinivthwegt System-PaH-Handl Route.
COue' 4E,XnEnt SnTdlV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Sunday, July Il, 1896, Pass
Ipaiiy except Sunday. Eastern Time.