davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
THE STATE OF TRADE
Rradstreets

Bradstreets. .
The change in conditions underlying gen
eral trade, while slight this Weeh' ia a. -
been in the direction of improV ment. Po1 T
more than a fortnight demand IN near4y an
commercial and industrial INES mas pieh
surprisingly dull, after the rtElNad M
characterized a part OF MdICi' az -
terruption due 10 the Easter hONCAEs hdu
an iufuence. intensified in MASSACHUSETTS,
by the observance Of the annlVersdt! u
the battle of Lexington on the Iy'H M an an
The depression in iron ana steer CoIlIttlu,
and Bessemer pig and steel D!4ets nav
reactsd another Csc q ton. The OUTLOOK IA
Vors an increase in labor dlstulDdHCvS "
resist midsummer wages reuuCOOts' -
bituminous coal mining Industry i WI 80
ofT than the anthracite, with ruHoIs "
strikes. which promises 10 have an ullldI
vOr9 HE influence on other than IRON dI.H
steel industries. Trade IN WoOi - qu4e -.
There is less life in the Who!eSale ny
Goods trade. and little relief has Deeh eA-
SSSrianced Notwithstanding the large auc-
lion sale OF cotton goods last week puS
ers continuing TO supply immediate HeoUS
only. .,.oo,o,s are sus-
tained by an anticipated early ran deln5'lu'
and makers of shoes report ialT oIuclS'
The tendency toward more - 5I'Su -, 90
sr has stimulated retail deMahu; niOt u.
ticui9rlv al the northwest. notably LOT uIE
e,Code hardware and millinery. Inc gen
Srai tendency Of the Mississippi noou "
srbside has created a better leJi' tHs,, 80
not even the recent AsrlcuI I uidl 49,
Won't census records all the damage uO!e'
EoIntrv roadways have begun to improve
which benefits interior merchants. ne
only large cities reporting an inC r. p5,i n
he movement of merchandise are -. F c9s!l'
SSiiIiS,r,NoToiis Milwaukee and Kansas city
I y5'sI. he distribution of dry goods noes
hardware and building materials ma mas % qf 6ar
rocre c0nsnicuous. At almost all otheT
mo- certirs there has been no material
AIN aain in Industrial or commercial lines lines.
New Orleans reports that the sugar lands
have escaped overflow thus I"t ti,~o,,cho,,t
,bl '' country reflect the holiday INTERRUPT
lions it and the disappointingy small voium me
Of trade of late. The total for me past , siS
,Sn last week. per cent. less than in the
tbird week OF April 1896 g. per C. Gsn Isaz les
than in the corresponding week Oh IG9i ~ ~
leo, md d per cent less than in me CORE
lG ,,,di,,Sjnr- week in 1893. about month be-
fare the outbreak Of the panic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
TIE PAIGE SUIT POSTPONED.

Cleveland Ohio. Aprl 25.-The case
-ae First National Bank of Lima
~ David r.. Paige who fed from
a. country when the forgeries Of the
- VI The late John Huntington 70
Paper representing SSo1o0o was dis
covered was called in the common
Pleas court yesterday, but the trial was
D.usi. TO all appearance q settle
viii, Doe attempted The suit is on
-.s FOR $4,000. of which $1,000 has
paid. or PaiEa's liability. il is
sisted that an except about 100000 has
uai Although @ fugitive. Paige
we'd TO be i'm New York. having
c.' from his exile i'm BuelOS AyreS,
South America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
CONGRESSMAN DAYTON
.,.. Who Is TO Get the second District
pnstofice Plums.

Is
w. .r.rgt0u. April 24.-Congressman
..- has recommended the appoint
e the following fourth class post
In the Second district; New
.au. county. J. S. Holt; Adolph,
-vl county. Elias Zickefoose;
-- Bend. Randolph county, Mrs.
. 1-.F'wee: Orlena. Randolph
.-- 81. T.. Nestor; Athena. Randolph
TwI EnUtJi; Orchard. Ran
county. Isaac p. Russell; Mar
Preston county. F. H. Huffman;
v pes-Cu county, y. L. Wolf;
Preston county, Joseph c.
Duke. NOnOngalia county, Eli
re-. Little Falls. NOnongalia
Benson Jacobs; Burlington.
county. Isaac J. Whit; Bar
.....- Marion county. T. Z. Merri-
81. r,rvC~'s Gap, Marion county,
annie NJ Shumau: CJlfaX, Marion
". BoggCSS. MOlerS, Jefferson
--- Charles w. Carter; Bakerton.
--.r county. Preston s. Millard;
Jefferson county, G.. II. Baden;
.-r'f Hampshire county. William
-.-..-. Failing Waters. Berkeley
.. p Stahlev: North Mountain.
~-, '-- county. Samuel Rattenberg;
.-- Barbour county. D. r. Ward;
r-.rr~ county. John Y. John
- last named nominee is the
s.r.- ~ HE present postmaster at
- D.rrr- -. Johnson. father Oud son
... ,.-r~rvs'v CDuJscd 10 each other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
DRY GOODS.
Bradstneets.

Bradstrccts.
There is moderate call for seasonable
supplies. but the marke. lacks life, and OPP
erations are conserVaUvely conducted as q
whole. The cotton goods market Is quiet.
although the cleaning up of large hne at
anc-ioT last week tends TO relieve the feel
inc OF oversupply and give more tone 10
values Buyers have no fear that prices
will advance soon, and are disposed TO con-
tinue 10 operate, as they need supplies.
and the sale will foot up quite large.
Gnghams are steady with fair sale. In
dress woolens moderately active move
moat is IN progress. with prices rrmly hela
pathy with the increased cost Of the raw
material Mems wear wCoens also now a
firm tone. and the same general conditions
that affect dress goods.
FALL RIVER, April &.-The print
cloth market is quiet at 9-l6c nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
WOOL
Rradstraet's.

BldQsuNel :.
The market is que;er and little nav
business i noted. Deliveries on former
sales are being made particularly foreign
woods. The arrivals of foreign wool at
up i'm excess of 5000 bales. largely pur-
chased at recent London sales. OF recent
purchases I'm London it Is estimated that
fully 10000 bales were bought by American
manufacturers direct. in addition to large
purchases made by them of woods 10 ar
rive. The fear Of the retroactive clause in
the tariff bill prevents much business IN
foreign woods that would otherwise be
done. Operators do not think there IS
much chance of its becoming a law but
they do not feel inclined to take the risk
Domestic woods are dull and stocks are
small. with quotations largely nominal
Values are firm, however, on az KINGS;
but manufacturers are well supplied ana
DISPOSED 10 wait for the present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26

=
CHICAGO. April 2-Wheai was very
strong to-day. the May option adding l'Sc
TO the l5sc advance which marked yester-
days session. July was even stronger
closing az q $50 gain. Cndouotedly thS
war news had its effect but 10 the excited
advance az san Francisco and bad crop
reports from that neck Of the woods was
due most OF the advance. Altogether
shorts had bad day OF it, Other gram
ana provision markets also exhibited
strength. corn advancing &c, oats esc ana
provisions 2laW5c.
Everything seemed 10 favor an advance
and the air was made 10 CULVER with the
amount OF bull news that was set IN ac-
ton soon after the opening. Acceptance
OF spot wheat offered TO the United King
dom by cable Yesterday afternoon on the
basis OF l5Ic I'm Chicago. II was an eN-
cited advance In the price which neId on
the san Francisco curb. confirming the re-
ported critical situation OF the crop. me
war news was also a considerable FACTOR
and probably accounted for the l32d ad-
vance at Liverpool.
Corn was firm all day. sustained prin-
cipdly by wheat. The war developments
and the fear OF going short over SUNDAY
We're also influences and considerable GOV,
ering was done. Exports were liberal
again. 1900 bushels. May opened shade
| higher, closing strong.
Provisions started out rather weak IN
( sympathy with q similar feeling in the
live stock market English houses sou
literally On the advance and some reaction
followed. At the close May pork was -i2c
higher NJ $ -. May lard 2lec higher AZ
( ~
cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat. No, spring, 767sg7Sc; No. 2 red
Corn. No. . 25tsa2T.c ,,,.
oats. No. .. lSilc; No. white, 2OG2ZAc'
Rye. No. ?, S6aa31c.
Barley. No. p nominal; No. 8, -'c'
Prime timothy seed. s. S2l2.
Mess pork per barrel, $ 55qS 60.
Lard. per 100 lbs, s. 1Il2.
Short ribs, sides Ooose), s. 10g44 ~,
Dry sailed shoulders (boXedl, ol44o'2c'
short clear sides (boXedl, i;sq5c or
Whisky. Gistillers' finished goods per
gallon. 81 70 , 80,
Receipts-Fiour. 5000 barrels Wneae
e6i0 bushels: corn. 1000 bushels; oa;S;
l2lcO bushels; rye. none; Barley Io'V'V
bushels. ,-. ,,.,o,+
l7.W0 bushels: corn, N.eD bushes, S Ta,6
i5i 900 bushels: rye, none; barley IV'OV'
On the Produce Exchange to-day The The
butter market was hrh' S4e"''-o''N-'
l6c: diaries. sale,
Cheese. firm al leQ llIvf@SS;,.
Eggs. firm: fresh, SAGet2c.
NEW YORK. April 2i.--Fiour. receipts :,
1l.2N barrels; exports, f, 9Th ~ The advInce
n; me- n.Ls9t9 Minnesota patents, 81 SOa4 oO'
Minnesota bakers. s. 69d5 -. ... a -
so b hgS Te'g spot market stronger No
Ssr5 Winter S27sc: options opened strong
and closed higher; No. : red ApFA c'oSsu
al Si7sc: May closed at sSac. .,.,,or.s
f-crS recsints los O-5 bushels; exports
1SS ESQ bushels: spot market firmer; No; Z =;
Sp.c: options opened hrn, and o6 closed az
Sc net higher April closed a. SV?+c ,;,,,or,s
1881 bushels: options opened stronger ana
closed sc net higher IN sympathy VITA
cash oats: May closed at 2oiic
Hay. steady.
Hops. easy.
Hides and leather. quiet.
Wool firm.
Beef steady.
Cutmeats. duh and easy.
Lard. stronger; western steamed. 81 i-12'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
P0snIAsTER COMMISSIONED.

90 tea Register
Washington April PA commits
Sim tas been issued TO James II. Thorn
- a- postmaster az Dunl0w. WAYNE
county. W. Va. and 20 Cornelius Hes
--- postmaster at Opekiska, Nonon-
sale county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26

ing and Southern preferred These two
stocks were an exception on the London eX-
change In showing fractional gains over
the New York Closing But New York de-
clinod 10 adopt the London view of them
and they sold here at decline about pro-
pOptiOnate. With the other internationals
adVices from the European exchanges in
dicated q more serious view Of the war
than has been taken since the first trad
ing on Tuesday after the Easter holidays
and the outbreak Of hOStilitieS. COnsols
were on small fraction and cable ad-
vices from sources that have perSistently
behtued the Greek claims admitted seri-
Gus reverses 10 the Turks. The decline in
tho lnternatiOnals were In consonanCe
with the rise in wheat consistently with
Wall streets new principle of counting
hurtful TO stocks what Is beneficial TO
gralu prices. For the rest. the features OF
interest in he days market were exceed
inSly scarce and confined 10 peculiar con-
CluOnS Affecting particular stocks. The
bears attacked Missouri Pacific with re-
newed stories CT financial difficulties and
probability of a reCeiVerShp. The stock
uSni9ls OF these rumorS, but the net loss
on the day amounted 10 IL. Consolidated
Gas was affected by the continued agtta-
ton for legal restriction OF the price OF
gas - 81 and fell Two points without rally
ing. There was a slight rally in the list
at one time but the selling pressure was
resumed and prices declined to the close.
The average net loss was a sharp trac-
s4'ls anne ivan SpillNS anu Oiidio "S4iS
a i.cNSe!ltIoH WIN gums MltHSsOSd ~,
SOFA az 4. against - blQ lnsteau anu Clostu
~ - o!u' ne principal GgC,HvS MetS'
ftocklus Nduey sales o WABASH nIsls'
Detroit ana ChicagO extension IA, Amer
lean spirits O : az. Tennessee DIVISION ana
3. * O. = W. nrstS 90. and Burlington
Iowa division fves and Toledo. Peoria and
western urstS per cent Advances: Le-
high and Wilkl sbarre ConsOls 6l2, Clncln-
matt. Sardusky and Cleveland fcsts 6, and
Missouri Pacific consols 6s per cent
BUSINESS IN governments curing the week
was extremely hight ana fluctuations mar
row. with good undertOne. Inc new -
were more extensively traded in, but mod
crate purchases were also noted in vari-
Gus other issues. SILVER certllcateS rose
TO 62ss on purchases of 10000 ounces, but
subsequently reCeQed below last week
close on the bid quotations. Iotal safes OF
bid.
AtchisCn ......... 5000. ..............'.' Us
Adams Express ......... ...............I0V
Alton and Terre Haute ............... 90
10 preterred ..... ...................
American Express ......... ............ll2
"a itfroora AND Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2s4
C.usfa Pacific - ................ 4Sls
C.-97I Soufhern - ............ 10
GO Ike ana Ohio ............... l6i5
ChicaEo and Alton ........,....,...,...l6 t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
BUSINESS FAILURES.
i'i q - u CO Week Previ- Weeks
SILVER.


The silver market continues .featureless
and heavy. the London quotation having
faIIan from o, 7-16 TO a fractionally lower
level and New York has. Of course, fol-
lowed II with a similar movement.
silver prices-London; april y, . I,l6d
q 9Sszd. AuriI 23 p 5-16d: April %, q 5-lCd.
New York April H. 62isc; April -, 62lsc;
April 90. G2i,c; April 2l &c; April p, 6l7sc;
A nril % 6l7.C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 24.-Pig iron. slow;
so,Jthern. $40 cali 90; northern, $40 5OG
i %.
LEAD weak: brokers, 50 12l2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
3LEGLE 3 CO., BROKERS,

at PROVISIONS, STOCKS & COTTON.
Harke, Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
private wires % The Chicago Board
ana Che New York sock EN-
over which we receive continuous
md -lc latest news.
-.- Distance Telephone 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
CLEVELAND. LORAIN AND


Time schedule Of Passenger Trains In ef
feet Sunday January Sd, 1897.
Cleveland Depot foot South Water street
ARRIVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
DLANK LEGAL FORMS.

n, every description. Good paper. gooV
printing. fair prices. Wh>t 90 you heedf
Look II up and send an SroeT Ger, 20 ne
" Ed Wheeling,W. We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26

tDaily, except Sunday.
Sunday church train will leave Elm
Grove al 9:43 a. m. and Wheeling at iz:n
II. L. WEISGERBER
General Managa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-26
MINING STOCKS.
PROpUcE

sllS,e & Co. the Market street brokers,
furnish the following quotations from the
CricsEo grain and produce exchanges:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02
Local News.
hool election next 0Iondey.

School election next Monday
1t almost showed this morning
1t sells like hot cakes, Shaw's Mali.
Hoover's Drug Store. r
Joe Bateman is visiting friends ia The
east for a couple of weeks.
Get milk shake at Hansen's. The
finest drink on earth. Is
A colored troupe gave q show in the
opera house Monday night.
The old genuine Root Beer. Hires, at
Hoover,s Drug Store. Il
Misses Crowel and Leenard enfer=
tanned the Missionary society last Fri
day
A full line of all kinds of soft drinks
at stuarts. Either by drink or bot
tied. Il.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Franls Oakley,
Monday, bouncing girl. All flourish
ing nicely.
All kinds of green's every morning at
Hansen's. Il
The regular monthly meeting Of the
priesthood of Bear Lake will be held in
Paris next Saturday
Go to Burgoyne & Brennan's for Ore
gen shingles. II
A pleasant surprise party WAS ten
dered Miss Crowel by her young friends
one evening last week.
Strawberries every day next week at
Hansen's. II (
Douglas Xix has gone to Fort Bentoa,
Montana, on business. He expects tvS
return about July 4th.
Sweaters OF fine quality only 20 cents
at Hammond u Whitman. 10
L. G. Eastman the new postmaster at
Soda Springs took charge on the 1st
relieving w. A. Chester.
Mems canvas and leather belts at
Hammond & Whitman. II
Miss Blanche Chapman arrived home
from Boise this morning, where she has
been attending school.
Spend cents for cigar and get a
good one at Hooyer's Drug Store. IA
It reminded one Of late in the fall this
morning as the wind whistled across
the valley from the northwest. |
car load of buggies and Raci,I E
Wagons just in at Coop w. & NJ. Co. \
Mrs, W. R. Kirchoff OF Pocatello,
was the guest Of Mrs. Jas. CoHshlin
and Mrs. Lena LehrhGs last Sunday
sprinklers, lawn mowers, ice cream
freezers, croquet sets at Hammond y
Whitman's. ID
The Ogden gateway IS now open to
all corners in the railway business.
This means more woe for the Union
Pacific
DR., schefstad. the dentist, is back at
work turning out the finest BRIDGES,
crowns and plates ever seer in Mont
pelier. Charges reasonable. Next to
Hoover's Drug Store. i
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02
LOCALS.

Onion sets Of the best quality at Co
OPP. IS. &. NJ. Go, Q
Every known kind Of extract of the
parest and best quality At liansens.
ounce bottle 80 cents. IL
Cache Valley Press Drills, "the hest
in the land j" are selling rapidly. Prices
way down this season Con. Imp Go. 8
Onion sets by the pound, bushol or
horrel at the Coop w. 4 N. CO, .
Ma on work, plastering, etc.. done on
short notice and at reasonable rates.
Foundations specially. fred Sar.
bach. 70
Another lot Of china decorated ware
ust in. Hammond 4 Whitman. 10
See that line Of tab and pocket cut
lery at Hammond q Whitman's 10
Writing fluids and inks Of all
descriptions in any quantity. Al
FIRST class quantities at Iiansen's. 5
We have an elegant line Of summer
shirts Iaundried and unlaundriea, and
WORKING shirts. Can give yoa splsn-
did article for 50 cents. hammond &
Whitman. 10
A full assortment Of the latest styles
in Millinery. Hats at l.25 each worth
49.50. These hats are elegant and
sbvlishiy trimmed ana fine sf6,l; won't
last iont, 50 come carly. The Fair. Y
60 . Hammond'& Whitman fer the
latest styles in dress shirts, collars,
cails, neckties. Also a nice line 3, boys
shirts. These goods are fresh and new
and we ask you to lool, at them. II
Re have inst received a full line Of
Sil& capes which We viii close oat at
s2.5o each. these eapes aIe trimmed
with lace and jet trimming The lair.
sam. L. Lewis. IL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02
II. OF 10. ELECTION.

At the regular convention of
Idanha lodge, K. Of p, held last
night, the following officers were
elected for.tIo ensuing term:
Al Miller, G. G.
John Cannon, Y. G.
Ghas. 4. Harris, Prefate.
J. Kliutworth, NJ. at \.
ehas. Bogart, |. G,
T. I. Monahaa, Q. 9.
r. +. Crmkshank, Trustee.
P. Il. Murnane, Grand Repre-
sentative.
Nose Lewis, Alternate.
The new officers viii be install
led at the first meeting in July.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02
Closing Out.

We are closing out our entire
stock Of goods at cost and less.
We intend to embark in other
business and everything must go.
The following prices viii show
that we mean business:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02

lIf u.opt- t-,.o,.-, ~ ,,,..a,,,.-
t,, -. 4 = : ! -1o y lylsi.1
'-.'-.4<' 1iliA'e4hS HE1
= '.,,'.:-.-s.-.'-...----.
Ria h3r Y Ga have returned AGAIN
to Montpelier with their photo car ana
will remain a short time. Give them
cail fer flst claas work ia the photo
line. Prices always low.
/The taxpayers Of ovid win vote -,
Tthe question &c bondiag t1p dis4,iS+ ~
the purpose Of building a school horse
next Monday. The fght promises to be
quite wern cs considerable opposition
has Developed to The proposition. 4
trustee viii also be elected as the same
time.
>-s1anGrads.oI thousands have baon in
dnced to try Chamharlain,s conob
Remedy, bv reading What II bos aona
for others, md bayina tet.ad ,;ts rar;+s
Ter themselves arc today IFS warn5ess
friends. Tor sale bv Iiooyer,a Drnr
Store.
Dz.7
section bosses al LAW. 4 Hi In Il bo
would like "6ttle w44e,, n,,a.s - To,,,
o,a,,,a,.oa - ,, ~
-, nv i's0 'oal4osy me
'5eetloh po9s tooN MS crew out TO gather
some. When the roadmaster received
It here lie was little srrnlsad Il tba
! ar,o,,n+ +l,o,.a H.. - -, -
, -, ''i'i. "ei.i5 we WOOL SACKS
Ll,ll OF cfes'. ahe boss sent word that
there was ssh d snail amount more to
4 be had e5 Lava if ba yrisbad 81 1,,+
Ton, ,yo,,,+ ,,.o,,4 IN ,.,.... IA.
- !" Wv ''''-i' 's''9 iloie 'll9 year
For three cara we have never been
without Chambarain's Cole. Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy il ia b,rse ),
sors ~ p.+ta., ,.;+,. - gs
' = + ''t'e.' VIZ Y. Y, ATKINS $
4 lo,' Indianapolis, Ind, and my wife
would as ee0n think Of being without
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02


fof tilat tlfeu' thlrsty sensation get
mix shake at Hansen's' is
mrs. 8. AZ Mills entertained q large
nunoer OF friends at her home yoster-
~ VIZ : ,''ii' = . = w.
Inc best family washing soan Walk
ers'. five bars fer p cents at hansen's.
Try II. IL
Ms. Nrlhe1p, who hos been visiting
her sister Ms. c9ashlin, Ter few
weeks pssf' LETT for her horne IN Glenn's
feffy tuesday.
Stic'sy fly paper will be 8easoaablc aa
soon a. It quits showing Get your
supply ut iiooFer's Drug s5of9. a
Watch fo1 Nose Lewis liz I'D next
woaS. Nne Le7der IS determined thst
the people shall know 5h4t it Is al that
ls5 name implies.
Soda water Of every favor, ) cents
glass, at our fountain. Ritter Dros.
Drug Co. Il
The railway officials were at Changer
Tuesday presumably to Law out he new
roand. house q tha1 plgee. Tie il,nc-
ton Gown OUGHT 10 boom now.
Try q alass Of Miners Ee.4ar soda
water at Ritter Bros. Drug Co, when
you are thirsty and dry p
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-02
JUNE: IS OF.

TIME TABLE OF 0. S. b. r. r.
drrlpeS DepGrfs
No 2, East Bound, Tam 7:15 m
No. I, West Bound, 1913 m La.a0 u ~,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-21
WEATHER.

For North Carolina-Local showers,
probably followed by fair i'll western
portions Wednesday evening; southeast
erly winds.
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Showers
Wednesday, followed by clearing We'd
nesday afternoon.
Weather Conditions.-The pressure
continues high over the Atlantic States
with threatening weather and consldera-
BILE rainfall, from New York to Florida.
The storm in the west has moved north
eastward to the upper Mississippi valley,
with rain in that section and considera-
bile in northern Texas, though the south
ern part of the State continues clear
and dry. The heaviest rains were, 3.4S
inches at Dodge City, 2.OS at Atlanta,
and 1.4S at Oklahoma. The temperature
is below the normal, especially IN the
east.
At Raleigh (from 8 a. m. Monday to
8 a. M. Tuesday,: Barometer 1922;
maximum temperature SO, velocity of
wind miles per hour; rainfall 80.