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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27
iOING NORTH.


IL
Daily between points marked
SUNDAYS only between points marked I
All other trains daily except Sunday.
For thr ugh tickets. or any Information
consult any agent. or address
NJ. G. CARREL. G.. p. A..
Cleveland, o.
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RAD FIRE AT POINT PLEASANT.
FIFTY thousand Dollars Worth az Property
Destroyed Yesterday Morning.

Destroyed Yesterday Morning.
Special TO the Register.
Point Pleasant W. Va, June 20
Fire broke out a, one o'clock this morn
ing on Main street, destroying HCOffs
new Opera House. two blocks of frame
buildings and two brick blocks, a
blacksmith shop and a livery stable.
besides damaging q good deal of other
p.operty, and also doing much damage
I'D merchandise stocks. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, partly covered by
Insurance. The fire is supposed to be
,ee work of an iDcendiary.
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w KEELING & LIN GROVE
RAILROAD
on and fter Saturday. February ID, 1886,
trains Will run as follows. city time:
Leave Wheeling I,paVe Elm Gr0va

tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday church train will leave Elm
Grove at 9:i3 a. m. and Wheeling at 1911
p. m. II. E. WEISGERBER
General Manager.
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q. TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent.
station foot Ele?enth and Water SITS.
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVI-
SION

WHEELING AND PITJSBURG DIVE
SION.
For Plttsburg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, 4:55 a. m. and
For Pittsburg, 7:1O a. M, daily.
Pittsburg express. 200 p m. except Sum
day.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Balti
more Washington and Pittsburg, 1910 a.
and 1870 p. m. daily.
Pjttsburg mail, 1880 p. m, except Sun
day, and 100 p. m. daily.
TRANs-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus. Chicago and the West.
= q a m. daily, and 3:45 p. NJ. daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and st. Louis, 10:l5
m daily. II 20 p. m. daily except Satur-
dav. and 2:i0 a. m. Sunday only.
q, Clairsville accommodation, 1O:b a. m.
and 310 p. m, except Sunday.
Evansville accommodation. $3.50 p. m,
daily. except Sunday:
ssndusky mail, 1918 a. M, daily.
ARRIVE.
From Chicago, Lilo a. m. and 1l:59 a. m,
ud Etor, ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Colum-
hue 20 a m and $50 p. m, daily
e. Ciairsviile accommodation. 1870 a. m
ord $50 u m, except Sunday.
Zanesville accommodation, 1850 a. m.r
daily. except Sunday.
sandusky mail. $50 p. m, daily.
CHAS. o. SCULL.
General Passenger Agent.
J. IT. LANE. T. p. ACT. Wheeling. w Va:
CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
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MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO June 26.-Absence of demand
kept wheat on the downward grade To-Day
low Yesterday Corn closed with &c loss;
oats, &c; pork and ribs, 2l9a5c; lard Tea
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Hallway TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures of trains on and
aIter March 10. 1856. Explanation of Refer
enee Marks: DAILY; Sunday excepted;
tsSlonday excepted; Saturday excepted:
ISuhday only; saturday only; MONDAY
ohly; Eastern Standard Time. which IS
one hour earlier than Central Time.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

Swsetly fell asleep in Jesus on Sun
day, Feb. end, 1896. Ethel Mary,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. viii
moth, after short illness, aged four
yearsand five months. Ethel was
bright, vivacious, winning child,
loved by all who knew her; and Oh,
how sadly she will be missed in her
home and by tho fire side. Gods
finger touched her and she slept.
Withered flowers shall bloom again,
Bright thro' loves triumphant reign.
Funeral services were conducted by
Elder Lotspeich, at the residence in
the north part Of tho city, Monday
evening at two o'clock, and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Oak
Hill cemetery. -
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

London, February 3,-The United
Press learns that Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard, United States ambassador
here, has authorized Pres. Cleveland
to ann ounce his resignation in the
event Of a vote adverse to him by
the house or representatives resolu-
tion censuring him for his uttsrances
in his speeches in Edinburgh and
else where in Great Britain.
The associate press dispatches
deny the truth of the above.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

Women can't vote, can't sit on
juries and can't put down riot, but
they can and do buy over eight
tenths of all the articles purchased
for the household and used by the
household The women in the town
and in the country are the frst and
closest readers of their local paper
Do the town merchants see the point
and will they profit by it!
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

Circuit court will convene next
Monday.
County court met Monday to
transact county business.
Harvey Clark spent Saturday in
Webb City, on legal business.
Miss Ida Major, beautiful young
lady OF Lexington, is visiting Mrs.
J. r. Morrison.
W. AEwing who shot and killed
Charles McLemare at Calhoun, KY.
il being pursued by bloodhounds.
Mrs. W. J. Donohoe, daughter Of
H. Hutchinson, returned to her
home in Clinton Wednesday, after
weeks visit in Butler.
Butler Encampment No. 76 I. O..
O. f. will have work in three de-
grees and banquet to night. All
members urged to be present.
Mrs. G. Anderson & Son, big mer.
chants at Clinton, assigned to Sal
mon & Salmon last week. Claims
against the firm aggregated $14,.
944S3
The coroner was called to Adrian
Wednesday morning to hold an in.
quest over the body of a tramp kill.
ed by the cars IN that town Tuesday
night.
d. H. Goodyear, aged %, son Of
D. +. Goodyear, ex-mayor OF Mem
phis, Tenn, committed suicide IL
st. Louis Tuesday night. He wal
driven to the deed by hunger.
The street commissioner is work
ing a gang of hobos on the streets
That's right, nab every mothers SOL
that strikes the town and put hin
to work cleaning the streets.
The police picked up four more
tramps Sunday night and Monday
morning they were put to work OF
streets heaving mud. That's right
officers, keep up the good work ane
nab every one that taps the town.
From tho Review we see that Ricl
Hill is to furnish US with a rich, rar
and racy breach OF romise suit
The young gent responsible for tn
suit is said to belong to the uppe
tens of the Hill.
J.C. Harrison, one of the pionee
subscribers Of the booming TINES
and one of tho most prominent an
most substantial farmers of th
county living near Adrian calle
Monday and renewed. Mr.. Harriso
has been taking the TINES from th
g very first issue and the paper has 4
a better friend and patron. He has OF
/ best wishes for future prosperit,
Mcbride j. Co, the oldest hare
ware and grocery house in the cit
u are talking solid facts this weel
: This firm has been doing busine.
in Butler for the past 25 years al
t have established reputation fl
honest and square dealing, and the
t carry only the best quality Of goot
Il and when you buy from this fir
# you get value received for vo,
"a money. Read their advertisemel
and call and see them.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06
hitter WEEKLY TIMES
LOCAL ITEMS

| G. Ellinger sells shoes at one third
N. than any store in Butler. II 2t
Encourage the band boys by at
spdiug the concert the 18th.
| Frank Allen, at the Missouri State
Inuk, writes fire insurance. Best OF
|pupsuies represented. Att
| Goo. W. Tucker is in Kansas City
uving % . juror in the federal
surt
| Don't fail to attend the band con.
mt 1t the opera house the night OF
be 18th.
4 man was nysteriously arrested
Cleveland, o, at the instance and
vutics Shiras' son, it is said.
| Geo. Smith went to Hume to ship
car load OF mules which he had
bought in Kansas.
Ed Austin, of Jefferson City Cour-
~, spent Sunday in the city with
I parents and friends.
Nrs A. L. Mcbride went to Kan
n City Saturday to attend the
unsrsl Of her aunt, Mrs. Weir
buckle.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Curry has returned
hon Kansas City, where she was
|allsd by the serious illness of her
Iaother.
Rev. s. P. CaYton will preach at
P,ssaic on the third Sunday of this
month, the 10th, at 3 o'clock, instead
NJ the second Sunday.
Tom Ellis, of Rich Hill, was in the
|aH Monday contracting coal. He
|nd his son are working up a good
al trade in our city.
The papers are urging late con
'ntions for county and state nom
nations. August and SteptembeI
N the favorite months
Butler has one of the best band
u the state. Encourage the bant
y attending their concert at tn
ifpsn house the 18th.
According to the ground hog sign
slatsr 10 ovs.S~ He undoubtedl
hlsd to see his shadow in thes
afts the second.
The next annual meeting of tn
sass bankers association will b
Md at Pertle Springs, Warren,
burg, Nay 22ud and 23d.
The Ice men over in Kansas hay
gwen up in despair of gathering
aop from the lakes and rivers an
@ making ready to ship from tn
lorth.
Richard j. Slumpff, a we'll know
nveiing man was shot and instantl
nlled by ". J. Keller. in st. Josep
sunday night. The killing grew OF
Saaquarrel between the two men.
VI. Lee, the leading physician
&umptown, we understand wi
move to Papinville about the first
lAsch. DIR. Lee is member Of Ii
yenaion board for this county.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

As Abrshaln Lincoln called them,
do not care to argue about their all
meuss What they want is a medi-
cine that will cure them The simple
honest statement. Il know that
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me, is the
best argument in favor Of this medi-
cine. ard this is what many thous-
ands voluntarily say.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

It is announced that Spain, backed
by Europe, would resent an interfer-
ence with Cuban affairs by the
United States.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06
Harness and Saddlery.

Mcfarland Bros. have done a sue.
cessful business Of twenty-five years
in the same stand they now occupy.
We need no introduction or recon-.
mendation to the older citizens of
Bates county, but there are many
new comers in the county whom we
would like to get acquainted with.
Call and see our stock, 100 sets of
harness. If you only want S1.00
worth of goods it will pay you to
60 to Mcfarland Bros. 1t is an
every day occurrence, where a kind
friend or customer recommends US
to some new resident of the county,
and we assure you that we appreciate
such favors in the highest degree.
11-2t McFARLAND Bros.
A pine box containing the decom.
posed remains of child was found
near Chattanooga, Tenn.
United in marriage on Jan. %, '9e
by VIM. NJ. Dalton, judge of probate
Mr.. Samuel A. Berry and Miss Me
lissa A. Madding, both Of Bates Co
Lane & Adair are selling their en-
tire stock OF mems and boys boots
at cost, and now is the time to gel
bargains in footwear. They are also
offering inducements to buyers IL
the dry goods line which the ladie'
will appreciate. Reed their adver
tisement.
Our fellow townsman, j. ii
Vaughan, spent last week in Le1ing
ton, and while there he and hi
brother Bates purchased 500 acrsl
of land just across the river in Ra,
county. They also bought th'
stock, farming implements and crops
raised on the place last year. Th'
place is in a high state of cultivation
and last season produced 80 bushel'
of corn to the acre This farm i
called second Missouri river bottom
and the soil is Efteen to twenty fee
thick and richer than the valley Q
} the Nile.
r. H. Miller, of Liberty Mo, spen
couple of days in Butler last wee
closing the sale of his fam coupl
Of miles north of the city, and bein
one of the oldest newspaper men
, the state, Of course he gave tx
+ booming TINES a pleasant call. NJ
= Miller said Butler is one of tt
] incest towns he has ever visited
8 the state, but that there Is or
9 thing sadly needed to complete Il
8 beauty and stability OF the Gil
= and that is the macadamizing
. Ohio street from the square
d the depot. The TINES fully agre
, with him on the proposition, and
the city council will investiga
r the street at the present time tn
!. will concur and make m effort
q have something done.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06
Jas. 81. Harman has sold his


plsndid farm and will move to
Varrsnsburg as soon as he disposes
# lot of personal property at auc.
ion. See advertisement in this
ssue
Mary Ethel, the little five year
I'D daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
died Sunday, of membra
nous Group. Her death was quite
sudden, as she was in her usual
health Saturday.
Emmett Conner. for many years q
on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad, commit
ted suicide at his home at Gallatin,
Mo-, Sunday. Failure in business
and separation between himself
and wife led to the deed.
A great revival of religion under
the preaching of Revs. Romack and
Mccullough, is going on at Malta
Bend, Saline county. In the past
two weeks about seventy.fve con.
versions have resulted, some of them
being people aged 73, IS and rs
years.
VIM. Paifreisen, a policeman at
Sedalia, shot and mortally wounded
Henry Ross, a negro who was
evading arrest, Friday night. The
officer was suspended from the force
pending an investigation. The col
ored population of the city is con
siderably agitated over the shooting
Lloyd B. Montgomery, the Is
year old boy, who murdered his
father and mother and Daniel Nc
Keercher, on a farm near Browns
vile, Oregon. November last, was
hanged at Albony, Oregon, Friday.
He confessed to the crime after
being arrested, and said he shot the
three in fit of anger because his
father had slapped his face.
A perfect deluge of water fell al
Houston, Texas Saturday. Or
several streets the water was from
2 to four feet deep, and on half tht
lines the street cars could not run
Some portions of the city was com
pletely isolated, and the NJ. X. & T
railroad track near the city wa
washed away for quite distance.
The Christian church will begin ,
series of meetings in the near future
Teck and Birdsall, who are anon,
the most noted evangelists of thi
church, will hold the meeting Th
meeting will probably be held i
Harkin's hall. These revivalists ar
on the Moody and Sankey order
one of them being a noted singer
Rich Hill Review.
It pays to raise turkeys, says tn
Walker Herald. Charley Riggs wa
in town Thursday and informed u
that he marketed Is turkeys in N
vada, Tuesday, that weighed 81
pounds. The turkeys were hatche
last June and averaged over 1
pounds each. The Is brought hil
S279O.
The big seven story building {
Chas. II. Hazeltine and the adjoil
ing five story structure of the Bal
tist Publication society and tt
American Baptist Historical societ
on Chestnut street, Cincinnati wei
destroyed by fire Sunday: The lo'
is estimated at two million dollar
The loss is the largest the city hi
had in many years by fire.
Anderson Anthony, II years
age, and the Is year old daughter
Geo Perkins, eloped from Colur
bia, Mo, last week and were marie
in the Indian Territory. The coup
are tho sop and daughter Of wealth
, farmers OF Boone county, and tt
!. affair has created sensation amo,
8 the friends Of the young couple.
Elder W. W. Guyn gave t
TINS a pleasant and substantial CT
r Monday. he has moved his re-
!, dence from Dana to Amsterda
i where hs bought property, built
. nav housa and in fufnra will raa;I
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

Hoods Pills are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure
headache. Csc.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06

The TINES Office does job work
cheaper than any Office in town.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-06


bia, Mo, last week and were married
in the Indian Territory. The couple
are tho sop and daughter Of wealthy
farmers OF Boone county, and the
affair has created sensation among
the friends Of the young couple.
Elder W. W. Guyn gave the
TINS a pleasant and substantial cal
Monday. he has moved his resi-
dence from Dana to Amsterdam
where hs bought property, built a
new house and in future will reside
Elder Guyn is one of the very bes,
friends the TINES has in the western
part of the county and we are
pleased to know be is now comforta
bly, and permanently located
4 large number of democrats o
Warrensburg, have petetioned Mis-,
Pember..ou. to become a candidat,
for recorder of deeds of Johnso,
county. Miss Pemberton's tathe
was elected to the Office at the las
election, but died in week or so al
ter the election, and she new hold
the office by yirture of appointment
by the governor. There is a goot
deal OF sentiment and little commo
sense in urging young ladies to rul
for Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07
cN1rnN pOlNTs.

j. r. H. MclSng ht ~ Nacogdoches and
j r.. Ndisl1 ~ Galveston were Visitors on
',nouE' ms afh'noon
Ncw orleans cxpocin 300 TO le.09 hn'cs
tumorr y. against io,l3i on the zorro
fTdudiup dat, ~ 1875,
hubbard Bros. S CO, aivscd .. ".
Martin ~ a;V a. an. Low enough FOR
momeni Liquidation about over
!toas'an,s esti.n,ea'ss,di recrelpts for ,omor,
v.lh ion0 last ycdL and io.ss5 on the
same day IN 1854
Sr-dhc m OF New York weed Carcl
d u. Aardn1n AZ 1905 q m. "LcuG iilpl -
At on !nrgo movement aud ltt.e specu-
}4f.ou rausod eli~- Think nearing The
bottom for present"
a New orleans firm wrote Monday ar
tcrur- O.; "Attor such a sharp lacliue V-
niny probably save . rally, yot NO 10
no, ihirk 10 WIN be permartat fog the
tame hC ra, hrrauyr ali ina ca 9u7 a. ut
10 receipts continuing heavy for the ln-
med ate fuirrc."
Cargiil & Richardf1n were ndvirr1 from
New orleans that ihc weekly CROP RiatT-
moui was iav 9rabie but Indicates p.ck pF
VIII b. generally completed b. the fast
OF November.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07
COFFEE.

New YORK Octoher ..-Coffoe-Optons
opened weak and Irregular, hut active
with November unchanged and others 20
6iS points lower. closed generally weak,
with small changes and unset led under
tone: sales e. coo bags Including eccmhor
no steady; No. invoice l)ia johh.ng H..
Mid qu!o,. cordova l1fiI ToiEl ware
l hogge a naiSdng l as ' frsm N sS YORK
New York sock today lS.i0l; Tinted
Sfates stock 233o'2. aflOat for the United
States. Si3 pNi, total Wis be for tho l'ni'Ni
Siaios. 52G.sq. against $3.50 last year
Sau.oy. Orfcher -Coftec-Qu! good
average santos l0.7n res per 70 kilos.
receipts Uwo daNsl &Rl ihpck 49,. .
Hamburg. October &C noe FIRM, stff
II advance. sales II COZ
RI October s.--Coffee-- Firm, NO. Z
ia 1850 res per 10 klos. exchange,
2i-s2d. receipts uwo dgysl 1901 cleared
foi Tho unlisd sta'cs 1900; Europe @o9
e.ock 1,f 40
HAVE. october --conae--cuiet a. y
Decline. sales so.ooo BAGS.
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iANltE MAkhEI
IlaNrc October d~ -puf- wrl' quiet hot
.f,tttr and ttltuFrH gffaly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07
FRUITS And NUTS.

APPLES Missouri and Arkansas. 50 -
az %, fancy New state Kings. 5! 1893 o.
BANANAS-Per bunch, 75cHl -.
COcOANt'rS- s3.51li.oo nor 100: %io
per 1c'n
CALIFoRNlA TRCITS-petrs. se,25f,
20 per 10 III crates peaches 81 20 ~ 20
10 boxes plums 81 ~ per- ~ 10 crates,
rraues To-Day. Site per 70 10 crates,
Black Prince Rose Peru. Muscl- and
Malaga grapes, 81 80.
lemons Mcssna and Palermo cho &c
81 i0@l 90: fancy. si.oo04.N.
NUTS Brazil iDc per H. filters. Sicily
Ic; Naples. l2i2c; walnuts. 1lmi3c roa-
NUS 5KmGc almonds Taragona Zoe per
IL. 49, rer sack. California aim 2nds, 100;
uccans 2i,f!Gc.
NRANGEs- Moxlcan. 400 per box.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07
NEW ORLEANa


Good becvcs and fat COWS aud brifers
ia demand. calves aud yeai1!ngs WEAK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07
KANSAS CITY

Elns7e riy October G Whoo' :.
irrher hi-l slow , C. actVr. N "
tar fgoc2- 30. 3 Cole. y, r / 7ofTie:
No dfof'c No. sp~ mr. 1owin7ly &c.
No g. rnI6i". corn-Fair dcuianb. fqp
higher: NJ mixed 2GleN2lc. ga / ,~hi q
2'1olian. Oats Active, generally lttl-
h'rhcr. y > - Ncd. N miuaiv Tic, 70. 2
whfsa new i6hc; old oiMe,7irr Rye
= nm: M . noninnlly 2iT72c flav-
Steady Receipt, Wheat $500 corn H.
81. AIS ii.eln Shipmc ts-N no.
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pnsr,s FINANCIAL. CABIEGRAM

New York October 6. The Evening
Posts Loadon financial cah'cgraiu sry-.
Tho fall IN Amer can exchange and
LIQUIDATION in mines has dcmoralzed the
nLIkets. which were fla, today through
ont The fan IN exchange produced 4
fall in consos to 100 j-s and fcars Of Il -
was closed or account Of the ears VI II.
Tho Berlin market wax weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07
MlRE AND NAILS.

Barb wire quotations are for car load
lots f. o. De- Houston.
BARBED WlRE-GH ddcn ealyan. zed,
g "a Der i0o MS. painted wire, Sc >5i Watt
Kegaa 10. ogai 5nan G j 4. ,a- kcc. ao-
,arIrs IL 10 90 penny. zoe, and penny.
G6c: ana penny 75c and penny ooe 3
3 penny. Sl4o. penny, 81 CD; ,.. s.,,o
CIR NAILS Rate. $50 per keg' same
advances as on wrc nails
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doinls Of . Day With Wall Stree,
Operators.
SPECULATION WAS RATHER SCAN1Y
Holders OF Securities Displaying Great
Tenacity -Money on Cali Bid upto
Twelve Per Cent for n Time.

New York. October e.--The specula ;ion
IT. stocks today was of the scantiest pro-
portions and the movement from mere
than one point Of view appeared TO lndi-
cate mat the bears were attempting 10
force prices down with considerable care.
so as to extend their outstanding con
tracts. Some of the bull leaders express
Willingness to permit a further reaction
Of a few points, but say that holders OF
securities are displaying great tenaclty.
one sample OF bear strategy was the ctr
culat,on Of a repcrt that Il large stock
commission house mad refused to carry
stocks on margin over the next thirty
days but the report was quickly denied 10y
member of the firm Another adrpit
move was played In the last hour. when
money on call was bid up to an extreme
Il per cent. Very large Offerings almost
Immediately forced the rate down to 3 per
cent and the closing quotation was pei
cent. a moderate influence logitimately
causing u slight armnoss In money and the
payment Of taxes on "A continued fairly
heavy scale. The money is. however re-
deposited each day by the CITY. Thls we'd,
the municipality w.ll begin paying un IL;
revenue bonds and the disbursements tins
mcnth viii run up considerably INTO III,
! millions. An important favorable devcl'
/ opment was n further weakening Ia tor
| sn eNchange RI. g. ac;ial demand fell
/ ing to ~. some of the lcaIinl house.
| are unucrs:1cd to be ngurine upon Eoit
imports, but no actual new engagement.
/ have vet been reported. As..C from tn,
| factors referred to. there was ne news a.
! Importance bearing upon prices, dGt
meager transaction. here distinct PRO
| fessiona' imprint The failure OF Long0i
| t. rrSyO1d to the impr1Vf that Pc.
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WHEAT BOOMING.

and never offered a better oppost, fgr
& Co BANKERS and Brokers, ~ kisise|
building. chicago. members q shs chisA l Z;
book On Statistics and Speeulat.ys fn-
formal on and Daily Market us.tsr: t' s.l.
Tree SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN ~
civi. oIr TOWN ORDERS. ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07

ChIcago, October 6.-WAea, made a jump
Of p m the FIRST hours tradinR today, eN-
~ sing the fact that fore gn news Is
syatrhe1 closely !; was q dee dedly bull
sh ,o4ay. but prod; taking pulled prices
dogn again, December ciosiHy al an adj
rsnra ~ nc corn was benefited slightly.
lsoslnr $50 hizher oats closed Unchanged
snd pfnvis oles s5&slfc higzer.
The strength displayed by wheat al the
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Kansas Ci'y october a-Catfle Hc-s
coils l2oN, shlpmfaWf BOO best grades
struuE - i0c higher; others steady Texas
f,eels 2nuai5 r,Nas cpws l6pa99o, nas
rit stccrn eN1a3A5. ntriFr says nn1
he fu~s lSlH3e %. storkers and ftni ~ .0f
W2f6. hun gWti2.7h. libfs- Htaipts = -
01l shlpmorts 700, lights weak ,9 10 sawet.
Others 40 radY. bulk IF sales 3f1HAzD,
hc3Yic' eS5aa.l0. packers 3.toa3lb, mlxrd
2.Ueu2s0. gsAs 3.01ua2ts. yerkfrs asasH
3.2ia. p.gs 3lcd3e 80 sheep Rcectpts 1867;
Nhsuinsn's 500; nnfkc steady lainhx Z.aJip
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