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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
EXPORTS To DAY.
rup GENERAL MARKET REPORT


o,, ,,.-,, o.,,s. were decidedly better than ex-
pected the movement IN she o9ened arm
sdvsnce Of SOS points Later cables were oowea It was
Sppo maj Commission maintained sieady
ing through the ups ana cver which caused
ana rally Of ss4 points Tn inward ward III NeworlesHs
elsewhere leading TO foecsstg diminished receipts
business IN me bever that frost would settle the
yellow fever question Tns Ssiening interest
part outside sReeuistoIs ana IN an oversold
is claimed that ,n snormay low bar to confidence
however continued indifference Oh the fTaimen
Of larger crop estimates and see no ecompetton In
sh fternoon the marke, active with priees al he
point Of the day on om Washington
tomorow morning Eastern and Mesi.rn ,d ANS
hon , states and Southwest also SAID TO 6e IN
order Rumors Of hardening 0 Of the market which
Closed steady net advance OF Gs aEgey o January
S March contracts The spot market closed steady W
Quotations Snehanssd m4an sa Esan Included 1855 bales
spnnes and bales r for dssss ss
bales q q SEQ were for GTas h OF the fo2er
France France ana o bales went from Royal and $50
bales from Brunswick srg, steady Sxc sales
5000 Mobile steady KS; SALE CSarIeson quiet
nan tynston steady 5isc higher; Norfolk steady
l6c sales 54l bales Bai more 50 louis quiet SIC
HSbbsd Bros Co.'S circular OF 9,6ay yeg wI
sbs market az al bottom. and while tley VIII no' 70,
sur.ho- decline by being short they are nov Se.
ready 70 buy heavily. with the prospect OF feature
profit II is. however a usual
f trade conditions those Immediately IN me na tho
~. bsneA. nv waiting The outsider uss!y Ieaps
BENEFIT Of his judgment and patience Wncn IN me Question
49, cotton merchant
ooes A, what price will production be cnecKeo
SSor while consumption Increases at an average ,.ser
o., ooo bales per annum the producer seems ape M
present conditions produce crops in excess OF simmer
nsnd whenever he wishes. and the consumer OF w.
manu- .as ,bs halef that. no how small te
nS,v hy waiting he obtain his requirements a. an
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spor coi Non
,ru. saies bales; speculation ana eAp.ul, -
Amerlcan 1000: receipts II 600; American 800 ga
ding upiands i5s2d Futures s,sa ponts net advance
an9ary-Febrsry 8ss February March Sls'ss; Ma I
n,u $1as. Anrl-Nav 82os MayJune. 32ls; Jure-Ju!'
Se9s: iuiy,Ausus, 323s October 32es; Octooeraovsl
~ eS0s: Noyember-December, Bliss December
8ss Manchestcr-Yarns quiet. but steady Clohs qu'e
but steady. -,,o. ,ouow..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

prices early up cent but losing .nd between 2s
cents and 3oas closed at so cents Vas as
small 2I5 cars; the estimate for to-moIIV, cables
cars seaboard cearances were $4,000 bushels cspts
we're !, 20 sd higher. The falling OH III W. ~ the
has resulted In attitude on me pas al
elevator people. Cash. which was onereo yLed mn 10
IL, cents under December, to-day ma. co b,sh
within | December. Charters were shor,
els On there some reheWal ~ 9'0'~
selling by the Corn felt the wheat slIen can.
oats were firm the other grains "ere ny
May opened 21 touched 2i2 and closed AZ ~ ,,e In
this week faster imam ~ yvsrs
just as last week ssaboard eearahc norts
Is 600 bushels here. 100000 ousnels nan
from the Atlantic slu" ,asL
over 600 bushels shipments from mere tnIs " q.
have exceeded receipts by about l.TcOoo pushels.
strong situation. but there is speculation ana o
are follow .....n.i..s
Provisions little better than manfained nelse a.
night Provisions sympathized with the gram dno ss,I
Hog receipts large. ilO00 to-day WIN "'"' -
mated FOR Every cash handler reporter ,,ng
a. ,55o5e,a;o y,v The Armour attitude Is supposed
10 be bulsh Tho DISAPPEARANCE Of the yellow $3.50
relied upon 10 help prices II It Is not too ons oeay
on the curb puts. on December w ".p on Nav
wheat we're 9ia. calls. o3s. cents futs
December &c cents calls 2o,t Cs1's u
on May 297s cents calls ooso"s GEMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

7oSI 5.- coarse "a s SseS ss 5 :Pae sE
o hdmn r Chop soc cmsa 3 soss2i ssrsep9nss
s'S D2f fe~s'' s. JUMP dI.cSn Of
dollar wheat was made IN ne Ioca. Win a slight
reaction Just before the moderate esns
Min sentiment partial . the bull side statistics gen
orally but dependent to considerable extent upon v v
~ nors Of large expor, business current 3ut n
steadily advancing tendency OF The mark, 90 loads here
AMI AZ ou,ports were reported the Western az
y; sbs rise PS I'd ds lids at
good export trade ihere Csoes Were sngIh Liverpool
open Cd higher closed lard above last marke,s
oPsacd Saer fut faled during day and S0i s%
points n wheat and u 10 30 points w bs Teducea
Was eiyea some credit in the afternoon shorts were
active buyers the local market throughout t sgsin
subject 10 runors manipulation. The premium oe
Nay increased .lishtIy ~ these 81 600 s&sh Of
which NeyYork contributed 800 bush North~es,e.n
E sc s eas asaa sos car. last year ouaSns Of
sab wheat o. anSa' :, yer" SO rnern Duluth
81 oOl. No northern New,York 81 co.; no yo hard
D.nS S S9 h Weather. RSqs and crop news
aged oulsh showing eoe W@Se IN 'ooRS-The corn
n5Tt n foowed the advance in wheat the last hour
when liberal selling by longs became feature is LES
closing at the lowest point OF the day but isq.o nshe
last night Early strength vas arp.'T TveTno @
market lighter carot receipts than had been expected
Westsn portions Of The corn belt exporters took only
SO coo bush No quoted at $3.50. D. anod,
ls'it@ market for oats based largely upon the higher
ruling Of cash property and scarcity OF h'n onlv
footed up 10000 bush mostly heavy whites cl S$1l
g5Gs: as. as f " While Ms P's White
25c: track mixed 23+G%5c: track white ?ogsIs,
HYEMaIket h 5 NO " Sfao 'c BAREY
N Hst nr Me, quoted P 2s5to. II, THaio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. 2I.-Wheat advanced cents to-day for
December and closed only - cent under the top The
bulls gave things twist bought enough October TO put
II u cent over December compared with cent discount
last night, and then took enough December rattle all
the shorts The May Jagged from start finish, cents
discount at the close and more than that at times De
cember opened o47, sold between 94s and 06i1
and closed 95 The foreign markets
strong Liverpool up only 10 I'D and Paris
tribe lower There good clearances however 647
bushels which made 10000 bushels In three days.
Receipts good deal under last 10000 bush
els at primary points. compared with ii30OOO bushels
In the Northwest. POS
l6s here. against 207 cars Flour Is cents
Just close London reported the Australian crop
unfavorable New-York claimed 43 loads of wheat
for export at all ports There was cargo OF wheat In
Duluth 10000 bushels. and 2l5OCO bushels
additional bought there to-day bring here.
about sO,01O bushels bought Duluth o
here. most Of which will be here this week. Allen
the best buyers OF December to-day Geddes
bued the October the local professional talent sold out
such wheat as II had and acted on the bear side
There q strong market within limits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct e. 3i3 p. m.-Exchange, closing
Wheat-No red Western winter. stocks exhausted No
red Northern spring new hTm Is I'D corn-Amer
November quiet. 3s I'D December quiet 3s I'D Flour
st Louis fancy winter steady. los Hops at London
lpacidc CoasU firm 55sG65s. Beef-Extra India mess
duh SIS Cd prime dull. sos 3D. PorkPrime mess
nne Western dull. sos: prime medium Western dull
tGs "a Hams-Short cut. IA to 10 n. firm. 35s Cd
Bacon-cumberland cut IS 70 80 10. nm. 3ss Cd short
rib 20 20 "a ~ 3is Sd long clear mddes light rs
to rs ~ firm a6s Cd long clear middles heavy 40 to
n, firm clear backs Ii to Is n. firm. 32s
al. clear bellies II 10 II II. hrm AS. shoulders
SQUARE i2 10 IA 10 firm. 2Ss Cd IAird-Prme Western
aull o3s Cheese-American finest white and colored
steady 4Ss Taliow-Prme city steady iss Sd Cotton
seeI ol-Idverpool refined steady l5s 3D. Turpentine
spirits nrm 2is Cd. Rosin--Common steady. Is 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah oct 27-Co,ton easy: middling. I-l6c;
low mdngs sisc receipts GEO bales: exports 10 the
Continent il1oo: coastwise. 22sl' sales si s'OoA'
los. 097. ,s,,, ., a..
good ordinary Oltc; receipts 80
bales exports coastwse 3l63 sales 5il stock 80 So.
New Orleans Oct 27-Cotton steady; middIlng Tsc'
low rniddling 5l6c good ordinary 5c net receipts
II o2 bales gross IL 1877 exports TO Great britain Z'oo'
IA France : 125. sales. 10. 100 stock. lSl.Il - -
Augusta oct. 27.Cotton steady; middhns . n-loc
uIdIling Tie: receipts. 2tt baes' gross
9io shipments . 81. sales li34: stock, 33.l32 an,
Galveston oct 27-Cotton quiet and steady. m'dinnss;
5sc; low middlng 6c good ordinary &C. receipts losf
bales exports Great Britain. 64+i; coast"ise 2"oo
sales 7i7: stock. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
R.cents At the ports interior points today com
with the same day week and last year, were ~

,.,r-.-yyr.-The coffee had irregular start
.u,io1 OF several thousand November
.ra,;cs. Ofcially the market described as open
to- hsrelv steady with November y points lower ana
nSer months points lower During the forenoon how
ever the market developed little raying force and al
n, generally showed net gain OF points over the
ei,a,np figures yesterday Sales on the call, $500
Sars: sales TO ~ M 10000 bags and for the entire se-
so IL $50 bags with the market finally steady. with
Dol IN and November 10 points lower other months
,.,,nts net higher. European cohee market cables
indifferent results and made no particular i'm
nre.sion on the market. The brazilian caples were
prsv ,eatureless except that they showed small fall
tns of In receipts Rio and Santos, but these at
~ 400 hays were only small In contrast with the recent
,royement-they are still burdensome while the spot
rnarkefs Of the world show consequent weakness, ana
srt buyers maintain attitude OF indifference or pro
cras,natIon The raying force OF the market today
was TO covering by shorts VINO looked
With concern upon the low level TO which prices have
dronpcd leading that has been holding bear
ian relation the market throughout the season con
tinued 10 confidence this morning In the
afternoon phases Of the market were ,oeoy steady
on ire The market FOR spot Brazilian conee
was without feature throughout the day closing dull
invoice lots and 7.o for jobbng parcels The market
Sr mild cofrees was Influenced by the apathy Of Brazil
ian grades and ruled dull with the tendency II any
thing downward We quote: Maracaibo-Common 10
good sfec good Cucuta ic9i0Nc La Guayra-Caracas,
iOGilc: Porto Cabelo 9alOc Savanilla-B
i2hai5c Bogota, loa14sc. Mexican-Ccrdova, sagl.c;
Oaxaca aTi3%c Central American-Common TO ordi-
nary lTi5Isc; fair good lGT1sNo; prime TO choice.
1ONiOs.c Indla-Interior 27d3lc; fancy leg%5c;
Jsyas oOf2oc. Angostura. 10-dllc. Mocha 7Gllc
The range OF contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

FLOUR AND MEAI,-On the strength OF wheats ad
vanc- flour holders to-day particularly
an lines Of choice spring grades TIE advance however.
was paid srudgingiy and sales Change te sonsxhs,
abort Of the Spring patents quoted 50 0qS3 90
winter straghts 81 G5Qst 75 winter patents s54sa ~
clears. 35g<4 30, extra No winter. ~ 4VY
s x extra No winter So 2O9s3 80: grade s. 4o
81 co. buckwhest nour, 81 4oq$1 so. RYE FLOUR
ssies 800 bbls quoted: Kin-drled 81 Gosi 30 as TO
brand. -. BAGMEAL-Steady; nne white 'oc; me vel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

soa65c parsnips per Dbl ST. carrots washed sas ~,
do unwsshed 81 lettuce per Dbl Scusl 90 nos'o"' w.
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

quotations tooTs s T9sf firm 30 y is iD5 a
No oats isadlsAc 40 white D. - al nom nom
t,o ~ ?g-5fe 2 "a 20 9'b scS5c aT
seed o2'sqsl oa prime timothy seed & us Us SoTt
per Hsr s. 8 6S sss s. a sI o. ' dry d s5od 9xs
q5e ssoT' Gear sd.' ,sos1d sngsT; vnehSnsed on
ih prdace Esc6anse day ne butter market was arn
f nss. .ssdy j.' fs.a di i. &C. " T
Cincinnati oct 2ogr ssaay . wssat n' 0s. da
10 m1ei 2oq2oe rye aF s ,o Bacon quiet,
sS r Within stn ' Il: cse.e ' FIRM ''
milwaukee Oct 2wheat buoy amt 10 SoTt bern
~ 81 Barley am NJ .. l3c sample So 2IgSS a.
Mnneag oct 2w6set s'g2as q Ssrs 54 s:' 10
SdT6efn Sc Light hrs, ps, e. as 3 49, %
s saSl.oi s. So6si IS. ..
Phsaeiph aSs 0eober eS, geo'sc: November Deeem-
ber and January nominal Corn Arm AMI .c higher; ~
an, JSn,ary nominal oats steady. No white October
NoyemeST ,d Gs ar Stl higher Butter arm qic higher
fencv Western creamery 2ic DO Pennsy ia 1n'
%es's n western lsaiSo: do FAIR to good
steady fair demand ReSnel r,m aeS"r n hhds sc
d. country bbs ac dark do Be- cake S s.s srfsse
e. sfs chken, sgCc; 5"Gs' 90 [g's So .s
90 so' S;m sn1a' and a" scSidsd 7aSc
5:a !; ,c S s c.a4 81 1I: s Sais"
81 - whea-spot dun but higher 80 rd Ss ,meo.c
Deccmbcr siOi nskcG May 9,,e I'D sl, MaT s.c
S.i oats-snot higher. No cash. elevator j. &c
I'D track ioaioigc No whit 2la2i':c Decemoer
tai =. Ma .ls.u2l,c. Bran dull, east track sachrl'
sod on direct order at SOC Butte hTW nvye
e. 10 po,k arm standard mess. jobbing s. 20 Lard
better. prime steam. 81 ia. choice - 20 baSon
poxca tots extra short clear and ribs 81 90 sots eo
al, rneaa-BoNed shoulders IS 3Ii7, extra shof'
cl.ar 81 Is ribs S. 31is, shorts. 81 90
Toledo oct, 27.-Wheat higher. easy cash; ofl.c De
c.uber asi.c: May. o7.c Corn inactive higher 80
mixed 25i,c corn. 25c December re Nay co.,
oats dull ldy. No mixed lsi.c No white 80
~. higher nrrn No . issc. No B. i5c. Tiovetseea
cash and october 80 ~" beSeiOo'
81 an. January. So IS; March. 50 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

G, 1ou,. Oct, 27-Cattle steady strong fair to
hs native shipping steers SASS To- dressed beef and
s,Ts4 1000 NJ 81 40dS4 90. stock
ers ana feeders 81 5oas4 - cows and hefers s2a ~
.xas a,h Indian steers S3nsi and hefers 50 $50
"a 70 Hog easier steady hest light 81 50ds3 49,
mixed 81 35Gs3 co heavy 81 4oHs3 10 sheep strong:
nn,ye n,u,tons s3as4 stocters. 50 50QS2 90 cu and
huck. saGs2 80: lambs. sass 30
K,n.as CIV oct oT-Cattle steady - strong Hogs
.sSv "a bc higher henves and packers 50 306s3 *;
rod e. 4Oqs3 c2iL lights 50 35ds3 32a Workers 81 AZ,
asa 5ois pigs 81 o0as3 .7s Sheep firm: lambs. 81 I51
81 -. - ...,- ....,,.. ., ..e.as.
common 81 25Gs3 IL: bulls stays and cows. 81 Hogs
dull and lower best mediums. s3o3ast best Yorsers
a. on. common 10 fair Workers. and pigs 81 sOdS3 50:
hca,y hogs s3ds4 roughs. 81 25ds3 30 Sheep steady
choice otdss 20; common 50 75ds3 as choice lambs
81 aoas5 So TO good. SASS 20 veal calves SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
WHITE STAR LINE.
CLYDE LINE,

CLYDE LINE,
CHARLESTON. 6. C.. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier 20. L. Il. Ucot Roosevelt ST., 3 p. m .
DELAWARE. Thursday Oct =
ALj DNQi IN SaturidH OCI
\
Steamers have frst-class passenger accommodated
WM Z. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents.
Bowling Green, y. Y.
Fla Cent q Perrin Fast F. & p Line. via Jacksonvlle
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
T. c. EGER. General Agent. 315 Broadway. n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
saa,2e. ooons-sss reeehox. ,eanc: 2.ol. FOr1no.a.

Wool EXCHANGE REPoRTs-The Wool Exchange
quotes domestic woods. occurred basis, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
siis,ical position of Brazil coffee is as follows

Pic ooeee market steady: No Rio. 1890 exchange.
i3od receipts 1900 bags; cleared for the United
ares bags cleared for Europe. 1900 bags stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
Ocean Steamers.

NNORIIuW @ERMNM LLOYD,
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHLAND TON. LONDON BREMEN
Tu Nov. . . a. VI. Kalssr.Tu.. Nov. % P NJ
Tu Nov. O. . A. NJ. Hayel. tn. Nov. 80, o A. "
tn. Nov. IL "a. NJ. Aller. tn. Dec. I. A. ".
CHERBOURG PARIS. BREMEN.
Aller. Saturday. Nov G. a NJ
TWIN-SC'REW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN.
KocnIgln Luse. Thursday. Oct. 2s. noon.
H. ~ Meier Thursday, Nov. !.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA.
Fuia Oct 80 "a A. NJ.
OEIRICIS & co. 2 BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore oct 27.-Four-Firm. unchangea saies'
$50 bills Wheat-Strong spot month ana so'' "a
SD4.cQSl December. 81 OOi.gsl WOis; steamer 30 ~
94i a9ia.c: stock l2s7 ij3 bush sales 30OW S3u
ern wheat. by sample. 95casl OO2; do on gSne. uIs,
mSi OOig Corn-Strong spot. month and Noyemped
3ii G3lisc November December. new or Old oluois
January 39G31atc steamer mixed. ~ .a-?'2c
1901 bush; sales 5000. Southern white corn I5-c
do yellow. 32u33c. Oats-Frm; No white -o'4M E.c
No 2 mixed, 29.q23c stock 3li0Ii bush Ryeofr M
30 nearby 53c No Western. 53iac bid stocA ~ oYS
bush. Hay-Steldy choice timothy. sl3Isl5 90 IRAN
freights-Firm: Liverpool. per bush f+c No
vember. Cork for orders. quarter IS ,si Nqyenoe
Is a. December Sugar-strong. unchanged Butter
steady unchanged: Eggs-Flrm. unchanged Cheese
steady unchanged. Whiskey-Unchanged
Buffalo Oct 27-sprng wheat firm 10 shade h!ghe
active; No hard spot 81 CO.'S; No Northern DID, spo
81 O0s.: new s7isa97H.c; No Northern. spot. vi9s
Winter wheat quiet and weak No 2 red. 95i7g36c; No
light dun: No yellow. 30c: No yellow, 292c; No :
corn 90 No B. 2sisc oats firm; No white 2d+c; 90
white 237c: No white 22s.c: No mixed 80: NO
mixed 2lic. Barley strong and higher bes III,
46qis medium. 42d45c: common. 3'aioc; state. 4Sg
isc rye dun: No > store. asked. Canal freighs
strong Flour firm. fair demand
Boston oct 27-Four firm: winter patents. 50 3pgSo;
clear and sraghs 81 co0 s. 40 spring patents - Sog
81 -; clear and sraghs 81 4Oas5 40 Cornmeal quiet
Is zoe per bag: 81 55nsl co per Dbl Corn nrrner:
steamer yellow. 3Gc: Nos and B. $3.50: oats nrIn;
fancy clinpei 29sG30c; No clipped 2sisg2ec 30 o.
si2 30: winter bran si3 o5dsl4; nddngs sl3 23aSls:
red dog -four si5 - Fresh beef steady steers egs.c;
hind quarters 0isc fores. 5G6c Lambs hrm mutton
ana yearngs Giac veal Sl9c. Butter hrm; Nortnern'
22T23r; Western, 2li2122c: imitation. 4glOc ladies'
i8Niic. Cheese Arm; Northern. s4g9'sc; western
chicago. Oct 27-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
Yester-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONGO Tnafktt
aga santos 5000 receipts 1000 bags; stock 2oeOoO
bags Hamburg cofee market opened = pig lower Closed
AZ opening prices sales 90 600 bags Have conee market
onened ber RELY steady and unchanged: al IL franc
irregular. !. franc higher closed easy
u <rarc net lower total sales, 5000 bags
January 4poo Ausust 81 -
SCENERY ...... 1000 September ..........4l25
Ap-il .............. 1910 October 500
Xav 40 20 November -
december 90
.flVo
p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
eERMAN MEIlTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GSHlJllAW UUISWu GuNINEN6EN SGGV ags
'HAMB. TRG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. LLOYD
Express t-ainers from New-York
to Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa.
"a Victoria Nov. g. IN AN fWerra. Nov 81 AN
tKalser W H. Nov.i31OAM tFulda. Dec. T. 10 AN
sNormannia Nov 90 10 AN "a. Victoria. Dec. H. 10 AN
Also 70. Alexandria Egypt IN jan. Feb and
March
Return tickets available for the Of either nno
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lna-
dol. Southampton. Paris and CherboIrg.
Hamburg mercan North German Lloyd
Oe'richs q Co.. AgentA
81 Broadway Y. 2 Bowling Green ". r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-05-26
DEER Park

On the Crest of the Alleghanies.
To those contemplating a trip to
the mountains in search of health or
pleasure, Deer Park, on the crest of
the Allegheny Mountains, 5000 feet
above sea level, offers such varied at
fractions as delightful atmosphere
during both day and night, pure
water, smooth winding roads through
the mountains and valleys, Cricket
grounds, Ball grounds, Golf links, Ten
mis- courts, and the most picturesque
scenery in the Allegheny range. The
hotel is equipped with all adjuncts
conducive to the entertainment, pleas
ure and comfort of guests.
There are also a number of furnish
ed cottages with facilities for house
keeping.
The houses and grounds are sup
piled with absolutely pure water,
piped from the celebrated Boiling
Spring." and are lighted with electric
ity. Deer Park is on the main line of
the b. & o. r. R.. and has the advan-
tage of it's splendid Vestibuled Limi-
ted Express trains between the east
and west. Season excursion tickets,
good for return passage until October
81, will be placed on sale at greatly
reduced rates at all principal ticket
offices throughout the country.
The season at Deer Park common
ces June 81, 1897.
For full information as to rates,
rooms, etc., address ID. g. Jones,
Manager, Camden Station, Baltimore,
Md.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-05-26
Won i'm the Fight.

Senator Elkins has won in the
fight with Congressman Dorr, over
the control of the federal panon-
age, and j. II. Gaines, of Charles
ton, has been appointed and con-
Termed District Attorney for West
Virginia, over the protest of Dorr.
Have Done Enough Damage.
An exchange says that ''the
sound money Democrats have a
future before them" That's where
futures are usually located, to be
sure, but we rise to remark that
these gentlemen have, in our
opinion, done enough damage for
this generation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-05-26

1t is said by New York e1-
change that there is girl there
who kneads bread with her gloves
on. We don't see anything so
very remarkable about that. We
need bread with our boots on; we
need bread with all our clothes on;
but if some subscribers who are
away in arrears don't pay up soon
we will need bread without any
thing on