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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
PLACED UNDER ARREST.

Fort Worth, Texas. October s.--Hard
w. Gunnels, until recently assistant
chief Of police Of Fort Worth. has been
placed under arrest, charged with COM
plicity In the Santa Fe holdup near
here on July 8. HI. Petty, one Of the
men under arrest. who turned States
evidence, confided In Gunneis and, II Is
alleged, they two were to walt until
the robbery occurred, then make ar
rests and divide the reward money.
Gunnels has been placed under $3.50
bond to answer the charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09

on the statement of Mrs Althouse that
Saxton knew she was not at home that
evening, and that she did not expect
to be and therefore had no reason to
call
The coroner began the taking of tes-
timony this afternoon and examined
half dozen or more neighbors who
heard the shooting or saw the dead man.
The only development of the inquest
so far is a statement by Henry Beder-
man that he saw a woman in black,
in front of the Althouse home, fire sew
eral shots at a man. After the first
shots she had walked away and theI-
there came from the man faint call
for help. She turned abruptly, walked
back and fired several more shots and
then ran away. He could not tell who
the people were, but on approaching
recognized SaXton's body. The more
important witnesses will not be exam
ined until next week.
Washington. October S.-President
and Mrs. Mckinley left here over the
Pennsylvania at 1880 o'clock tonight
for Canton. O.. where they will attend
the funeral of Mrs. McKinley's brother.
WIN them were several TcldtiNtS, hIoS
Helen Mckinley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman
Barber and their son, Mi. John Bar
Der, and Major Webb Hayes. The
party Travelled in the private car Cam
pania, which was attached to the rear
Of the regular western express.
John Barber, nephew of the President,
who was recently brought back here
from the front with a well-developed
case of typhoid fever, and who is now
convalescing, was brought down from
the Garfield hospital in carriage and
borne in litter to the car, where he
was carefully placed in comfortable
quarters in care of an attendant. Mr..
and Mrs Mckinley reached the depot
but few. minutes before the train
pulled out. Mrs. Mckinley looked a
trifle pale, smiled pleasantly to a small
crowd gathered about and passed to the
train supported by the President and
Secretary Wilson.
They will arrive at Canton at 1920
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
TAYLOR DEMOCRATS
Adopt Resolutions Endorsing Hon. john 7
McGraw, and Nominate Full Ticket

Special to the Register.
Grafton, w. Va, October Stay
sor county Democrats met in large and
enthusiastic convention at the Court
house this afternoon and nominated
candidates for county offices. The
crowd was large and very enthusiastic.
Following is the list of nominations:
For the Legislature, Hon. W. R. Dent,
of Grafton; County Superintendent
Schools, Prof. J. s. CornweI, OF Graf
ton; County Commissioners, j. W.
Cans, Fetterman district; Nathan Cur
ry, Booths Creek district, and j. w.
Hamilton, West Grafton.
MIR. Dent made brief address ac-
cepting the nomination hich was well
received Perfect harmony prevailed
and nearly all nominations were unan-
imous. Taylor Democracy is united
and the winning ticket has been nom
mated.
Resolutions er 1orsing Hon. John T..
McGraw's candidacy for congress were
passed with enthusiasm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
RIGAMT CHARGED

ALBANY. y. Y. October s.--Tfiram 3.
Maxim, the inventor Of the machine gun.
was arralgned IN police court here tEis
afternoon. charged with bigamy and
abandonment. He pleaded not guilty ami
the case was adjourned until Friday next
at D. m. Frank f. Lown, lawyer Of
this city. went on his ban in the sum Of
g. 90. and Mr. Maxim returned to New
York to-nlght.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
SCHOOL ELECTION.
Republicans of Union School District,
Marshall County, Select Candidates
Yesterday.

The Republicans Of Union school dis
trict, Marshall county yesterday held
their primaries in Benwood, McMechen
and Sherrard TO nominate candidates
for president of the Board of Education
and school commissioner. The vote
cast was very small, as but little inter-
est was displayed. The majorities, how
eever, were interestingly close. The
following is the result Of the vote cast:
President of Board of Education, Rob
ert Newton. 179; Harry NJ. Stewart,
1871; Commissioner, John w. Davis,
122; Isaiah Stephens, 101; Jesse Mar
pie, 70; Newton's majority was % for
President of the Board, and Davis ma
jority for member of the board was p
over the next highest candidate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
A CLOSE CALL.

A Child Playing In Railroad Track Has a
Narrow Escape From Death at forty
third street Yesterday.
a young child named Former had a
close call from death about 4:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at Firty-third
street. The child was playing in the
middle Of the Ohio River track when
a freight train approached at good
speed. The engineer did not see the
child until almost on top OF it. He re-
yersed the engine. but expected TO find
afterwards the mangied remains Of the
child under his engine. He was joy
fully surprised when he found that the
child had escaped by only a few
inches, and got out Of the track just
in the nick OF time. missing the engine
only by a few inches.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
NEAL IN JACKSON,
Addressed Fine Meeting at Ripley-Oth-
err Meetings in the County.

Special 20 the Register.
Ripley, W. Va, October S.-Although
a heavy rain prevailed nearly all day,
quite large number of Democrats as
sembled at the Court House to hear
Hon. Geo. l. Neal. Mr.. Neal made one
of his characteristic addresses. Though
he is considerably worn out from in
cessant travel and speaking, yet he
seems fresh and buoyant, and his man
ner at once impressed his hearers that
he is most earnest, conscientious, and
mak-s friends wherever he goes. He
thoroughly discussed the issues of the
day, not neglecting to call attention to
the fact that the State was paying his
opponents salary as Judge and at the
same time paying another man for per-
forming the duties Of his office.
Mr. Neal spends four days in this
county, speaking at six different points.
He is gaining in popularity everywhere
he goes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
THE HEAD HUNTERS
Of Australia Are Quite Active, and
Are Feasting on Human Flesh--0na
Barbecue Devourei Thirty Victims.

Victoria, B. c.. October S.-News re-
ceived from Australia by the Warrimo
states that the Head Hunters, a can.
nibal faction of the natives of Rendova,
have of late been extremely active In
the prosecution of their horrible custom
and a terrible atrocity was committed
by them on the western portion of the
protectorate. They captured a village
and, after slaughtering many inhabi-
tants, returned home with thirty pris-
oners. These thirty We're killed and
eaten at barbaric feast given by the
Head Hunters in honor of their VIC
tory. One of the most notorious of
the Head Hunting chiefs has since
been captured by the British.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
coArDED IN THE YARDS.

OMAHA. Neb., October ga doubIe-
headed Fremont, EIkhorn s. Missouri valt
ley freight train ran into the rear end ybf
an Omaha passenger train IN the yards.
three blocks north of Locust street. to-
day. The last car Of the passenger train
was the dining car Deluonico. II was
split almost IN two lengthwise.
Kined-Harry Jones walter. Of Chicago.
Fatally wounded-Otto TIomedale, con-
ductor dining car, sealded and injured
about the body; lives al Boone, Iowa.
Several others were seriously injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
FOUND IN A BEECH TREE.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, October s.
While the sheriff Of Richie county was
removing sick prisoner from the jan
last night, Lee Samples. charged with
forgery. escaped. AS soon az his e.
cape was noticed a posse went In pur-
suit, and after securing the country
for miles around, gave Up the chase.
When the posse neared the city on their
return his morning. Samples was no
ticed crouching Il the top Of huge
beech tree. and was ordered down and
placed in irons and taken TO jail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
MURDER CHARGED.
George Randall Believed to BE the Cele-
brated Denver Stranger.

Denver, Colo, October S.-George
Randall a negro. has been arrested on
the charge OF having murdered Mrs.
Julius J. Weight, who was found dead
yesterday in her apartments, where She
had been strangled to, death with a
towel. Randall, who frequently called
On the woman, made some damaging
admissions While under the influence
OF drink. 1t is believed that he killed
her because she refused to give him
money. a memorandum book found
among the woman's effects showed she
had frequently given him small sums.
No evidence has been discovered to
connect Randall with the four murders
BY strangling that were committed here
in 1894.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
MAJOR R. EMMETT G|FF|v,
Who Served as a Brigade Surgeon at
Camp Thomas i'll Juy,

TELLS THE WAR DEPARTMENT IN
VESTIGATING C o NJ NJ S 5 y n
ABOUT CONDITIONS IN CAMP.
SAYS THE DIFFICULTIES AROSE
FROM THE FAILURE OF THE
REGIMENTAL o f F = r 5 10
PROPERLY LO c A T Z TIL E K
SINKS AND REFUSE DUMPS.
SANS THE WAR DEPARTMENT
HONORED EVERY REQUISITION
MADE BY HIM PkCMpILY-A Mis-
TAKE TO LOCATE So MANY Nj EN-
TOGETHER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
FORAKER 10 SPEAK.

NEW YORK, October s.--Ssnator J. y.
Foraker. Of Ohio. mas replied 70 the re-
quest OF the Republican state committees
10 speak in New york and has consented
to do so. Dates will be arranged later.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
ASSIGNATION HOUSES RAIDED.

The houses of Ill fame kept by Maud
Smith, Mabel Mcclure and Della Tay-
lor respectively were raided last night
at midnight by Capt. Bennett and Of
ficers Zimmerman, Michaels and
Holmes. Those captured were as fol-
lows: Maud Smith, four girls and
three men; Mabel Mcclure, four girls
and one man: Della Taylor, four girls
and two men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
PENIS GRAVE
Seems an Attraction for Americans Who
Are Little Daft.

Are Little Daft.
London. October S.-A we'll dressed
American who was lately seen wander
ing about the district, is suspected Of
being the person who attempted to
rife PENIS grave. He is believed TO
be a crank. On the morning following
the disturbance of the grave, this man
walked to the town of Homel-Hemp-
stead. where he told a woman that
money belonging to him was buried in
Penn's grave. The care-taker of the
graveyard says that several years ago
some Americans offered him a large
sum of money to steal PENIS body.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
GOV. HoLcoMB,s REQUEST

LINCOLN, Neb. October s-Gov. Hoi-
combfhas wired the President asking the
discharge Of the sick in the three Ne
brf Ska regiments. and such as may have
Ftbd reasons 70 ask discharge. Instead Of
clustering out one Of the regiments Is :
eWhoIe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
THE GREkAD|ERS Returning.
Soldiers From the Soudan Given an
Enthusiastic Reception

UPON THEIR ARRIVAL IN LONDON
AFTER THEIR HARD WORK IN
AFRlCA-CUTWAR SHOW BE-
TWEEN SOLDIERS KEPT DOWN.
But AT THE BARRACKS IT WAS
DIFFERENT - THB RETURNING
SOLDIERS WERE ENTERTAINER
AT DINNER BY THEIR conf
RADEs-oNB OFFICER DID NOT
ENJOY BEING KISSED BY A Wo-
MAN,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
RUN DOWN BY A CARRIAGE.

Huntington, ". Va, October s.
Thomas Maxon, aged ~, engaged in
manufacturing business in this city,
was run down by carriage here to-
night, and is thought to be fatally in
jured. The driver 10 in jail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
THE CAR ON BOARD.

Copenhagen October S-The Russian
imperial yacht Pole Star. having on
hoard the Car of Russia. has arrived
hAra-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
SALVATIONIST ARRESTED,
Charged With Having Decamped With Ar
my Fopds-Morgantown News Notes.

Special TO the Register
Morgantown, W. Va, October s.
Lieutenant Paul Clifford, Of the Saliva
ton Army, who went through head
quarters the other night and left town
Tor Pennsylvania has been arrested at
Roscoe, small town near Charleroi,
and will be brought here for trial.
He got nineteen dollars worth OF
dealer and team from Frank Price,
the liveryman.
Clifford was very prominent in Sal
Walton Army circles being graduate
of enc of the largest schools in Canada.
He recently received a prize of $3.50
for a collection of songs which he had
written.
The Columbian literary society last
night elected Senator "A G. Hughes, a
member of the organization, to repre-
sent them on the occasion Of the mem
orial services to be held in honor of
Holland D. Thompson.
The officers Of the First regiment
are raising a fund to have the Uni
versity foot ball team come down there
to play their team and also the one in
the University at Knoxville. The boys
are very anxious to go and the ar
engagements will likely be made soon.
There are more than five hundred stu
dents in the University not counting
the summer quarter enrolment.
Rev S. V. Leech, of Atchison. Kan
sas, who was assigned to the Methodist
church here nv the recent conference
at Manning arrived to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
MRS. george WASDtSPERAIE
She Had Repeatedly Threatened TO
Murder George Sa1ton,

AND WHEN WARNED THAT SHE
woIrID BE HANGED IF SHE DID
so. SHE DECLARED Thai On y
DID NOT CARE-TAKEN BEFORE
A JUSTICE AND REMANDED TILL
NC. {DAY-THE PRESIDENT AMI
MRS. M'KINLEY WILL ATFEND
THE AL-ARRANGEMEN1S
NOT YET COMPLETED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09

WASHINGTON. D. G.. October Seer
yyest Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and
Onlo--tJensfa .l a.s5 : = yartafsla
Mv q schnepf the Opera House drug
arfst. made the following cosSrvAfions Of
fhe t4rnfaratrre yesterday. a. m. %.
!. M. ID. IL m, a. 3 p. H. 70. p "a. II
Weather cloudy. - -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
| KNIGHTS TAKE P|TTSbURG.
Thousands Of Waving Plumes Denote
the Presence Of the City'S Guests.

THE CALIFORNIA GRAND COM
MANDERY, WITH ITS ESCORT,
WERE THE FIRST TO ARRIVE,
HAVING SPENT A WEEK IN TdD
TRIP FROM THE FAR WEST-THE
ARRIVAL CF GRAND MAST DR
WARREN LA RUE THOMAS FROM
BALTIMORE WAS THE CHIEF
EVENT CF' YESTERDAY EVENING.
BALTlAIOREANS SADDENED By
THE DEATH OF A MEMBER EN-
EOUTE-THE CITY RESPLENDENT
WITH GRAND DECORATIONS AND
TANNED WITH PEOPLE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09

Monometallists, Bimetr
allists, Populists, andall
other lists read the Sum
day Register. Why? It
has all the news, and
spends double to treble
more than any COMPETE
tor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03
s.-Thesc wero to.dsy's prices:


New YORK, Wednesday. Feb. 2.-Receipts OF beeves
were ,q06 head. 90 cars direct to local slauRhterers
aud a cars to be sold. Steers slow and barely steady.
Rough butcher stock active and higher. The yards
wer. not fully cleared. Native steers sold at e4.80@
$3.50 y 100 lbs. stays and oxen at e3@S4.66. bulls
at $39S3.75, dry cows at o2.2500S. 40. Dressed
from British markets quote Anne loan steers at l1@
beef NJ s%;asssc' - NJ ~eiEEn Inorts ta.San sas sSesyes
and 1880 quarters OF beef; no shipments tomorrow.
Receipts of calves. including l26 direct, were 646
head. Active at stronger prices for veals. and firm
for other calves Pens fully cleared. yeals sold at
12ao. y n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. including Ga cars
direct, were 1891 head; 17ia cars on sale. all told.
Active at q general advance at 1ec Y n. About all OF
the offerings were sold in good season. Sheep sold at
43.50@S4.So 100 bs., lambs at %. BOOT $3.50.
Dressed mutton 7@sc. Y D.. dressed lambs 7a@Sac.
Receipts OF hogs wero 1858 head; 679 head on sale;
stronger ut e4.156S q. 40 y 100 ms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03
ReaI H.tate Private Sales.

Lalor & Beringer have sold for jeremiah c. Lyons
the hve-story and basement house. No. 90 East
seventy.third street. to DR.. E. @. spitzka for about
Moses Hochster has purchased the three-story
brownstone residence. No. 90 West 190th street. l9x
n. Brigham Hall has aold for Louis Clark. Jr., to
Jacob d, Butler. and has resold for Mr.. Butler to Q
twentieth street. size ss.sIio1. The plot viii be i'm.
proved by the erection of Q ten-story building.
Augustus Whiting has sold through Horace 8. Ely &
aoi.lo on the drive. 200 feet on io5th street. and
strong & ireland have sold for ]! w. Mack to
aide Drive q feet south Of seventy: eighth street.
Victor Nos. 3o5 and 357 West End avenue, four.story
dwellings. with fronts OF 2l.8 and 24.B, respectively.
Sheridan. No. 788 West End avenue. a three-story aud
basement brownstone private dwelling. 1oxbOxs0.
Edward II. Landon has sold two lots. bOx1Oo, on
the east side OF Fifth avenue. 52.a feet south OF
seventy even Seyent Ms s..eef c,r,..,on A,.oo,,.,,, ., ,.w
southwest corner Of Tw enty: sixth street and LeIing.
e7s. 800; also OF No. 1874 East Twenty sixth street.
2o1es;9 from Margaret Murphy and another at
East Twenty. sixth street from Huldah A. Duryea at
$780, 600. The entire purchases aggregate Sl5l 900.
The association gave two mortgages, for three years.
TO Francis J.. Otis on all the above property totaD of
McNultv & Fitzgerald. in conjunction with T. q.
Bank a parcel OF 400 lots. extending from Seventy
third to Seventy.siIth streets, and from Twent eth
to Twenty-second avenues Brooklyn. for about
' j. q. Quinn & Co. of lao Nassau street. assisted by
Cooperative Building Bank Of the borough Of Man.
a parcel OF 400 lots and cores extending from
Seventy. third to seyenty.sixth streets and from
ward, Brooklyn, for about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03
Court Calendar. This Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme ~Court.-Reccss. su.
preme Gourt-Appellate Term.-Adjournrd for the
t,on calendar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part H.-Court
opens at 1880 A. n. Ex'parte matters. Parts Ill.
~, ". VI. and ViI.-Adjourned for the term. Parts
H., III, ~. ", VI, VII. VIII. *. x, and H.
Adjourned for the term, Part XII.-Cas on-No.
l4llT, Newton va. Metropolitan Street Railway Com.
pany. No day calendar.
surrogate's Court-Chambers.-No. 1917. will of
George Gran, at IL A. NJ; No. 1919, will OF George
Tracey. at II A. NJ. For probate. Wills OF arab W.
A de Lima. at 10 A. M; Elizabeth D. Voorhees,,
Philip Stein, Patrick Carr. at 1880 A. NJ: Euphemia
Carmichael. at 2 p. NJ. Trial Term-No, l342. will OF
Richard McGtl, at 1880 A. M; No. 1891, will OF
Richard McGili. al 1880 A. NJ; No. 1890. win OF
Mary L. Everdoil, at 1890 a. NJ.
CITY Court-Special ~Terni-Court opens at 10 A.
Motious at 1890 A. NJ. General Term-Ad.
journed sine die. Parts l.. H., Ill. and IV.-Ad.
journed sine die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03
IlsaI Rsta,o Auction snles.

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday william
Kennedy sold No. l Weekawken street. southeast
corner OF Tenth street. hve-story brick tenement
house. lot 21.i0xbl. 10x2l. 2xb5.9. partition sale. to
Patrick Skeily for 9lS.000; also No. so East 1l6th
street. n%vestory bril-. nat house, lot soxIoo.I1.
pany. plalntiff. for e22. 900; also No. so West lObth
street. :our.story brick dwelling. lot 17.4xl0O.1 IL,
foreclosure, to Katherine Z. 1urnbult. plaintiff. for
Oil 900.
The Sheriff sold Nos. z and o Harrison street. south.
west corner of Staple street, two seven story brick
buildings. south l0o.sx west oox north 1905 to
south side Harri s0n street x east 90, all title, &C, of
the Enterprise Gold Storage Company In a lease
made by Joseph o'Donohue. to the Harrison Street
Cold Storage Company for $40.
In Brooklyn. Taylor & Fox sold several one. two,
three, and four-story brick buildings. Nos. 430 to 434
Kent avenue, foreclosure. to William Simpson for
James L. Brumley sold In foreclosure Nos. 1850 and
1911 Montague street. northeast side OF Eighty.sixth
street. ESQ feet southeast OF Twenty-fourth avenue,
4Ox 100. to the plaintiff for 81, $50.
Thomas A. Kerrigan sold in foreclosure No. 100 st.
Marks avenue. threc.story brick dwelling. TO John J.
Cameron for So. 800.
George f. Lovett a Co. sold for A. C. Debaun three
two story and basement frame dwellings on plot
50xl00. Nos. 3sl to 1885 Marion street. for 10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03

points higher. TIE sAiss were 1880 bags. Havrs
Rio. was tssdy ss IS rsis advance, receipts, 6.oo6;
exchange, o a7.92d., an advance OF 1.B9d. Santos
s7s. oSo. r inn suropsSnn S Sslp cs ,:VSdOi me I'd.
vance here to-day. LIBERAL receipts, however, checked
.MhTNs.Iton We. duii. spot. February and March.
eetS9ee.ss; Copper Yves steady; Spot February
FsSrasry and TsTcs. Is. 7ss,s'sSc e spsissr sR Ss:
NAVAL ~sTcns@spifiss of tuTp:stins were duh a.
ros,n was quiet At sl.tshSei.Ao for
PRoyrstoxs-Lard was steady. Primo. %, o5, city o.
@0t.fb; refined for the Continent, ea.9o. Pork was
Picked hams, 7te.: DO. bellies, SSSSsc. do. ssoui.
ders, tac. Dressed hogs. tA4oSc. Tallow. 9Nc.
i 6sissII ssoSna.. isS Ts,s.F ssi sa:r'i i SOL sc.ti stats, ass
nne't, 100; nr.ts. i7Sisc.i thiras to seconds. lag
s sSS; ess;:sI sssse. faI f.i Sr ;S rood lrF Fse fancy s so%.
mon; e%@Sc;; small, solored and white. fancy.
ssSse.' ES SgolGP SyssiS.' fresh sSm sSsSore % f s1Sg.
ea@Q0c.i Western. nrts. lee. CHICAGO. Feb, a.
npTSy t,an, n wsss active nnS ~, and sisheI, w'th a good De.
market closing at the top. The published stocks wers
i iSa ,sra than s5psc,sd, espscisIiy Of ris;; We think !,
su0AR-Rsw was dull but lnrm; so test. 0 a.I6@
sSc,: ee' test. 4 l'ioStisc. Renned was more active
w~ooL-current quotations Of domestic wool,
(:oonred basis. based upon Wool Exchange oniciai
dun, e month";, tostsc.: COARSE II motifs. 800
medium spring. 5 to s month"; %SSa'aasS oass.; medium
spring. . 70 . months, 4ssi -; nne and nne medium
Northern spring, free. 8 to 9 months. 4sS56c.; south.
@lsc.; fall. free, IoSIle.; fall. detective. ssassc.
oregon-:Eastern No; I. Sisb9c;. Eastern No. Q, 4s0
No. ., .n 4ess. re Ter !. ssS's stsp Ssl.Sy no. s y asa t' nSs
medium, 5s@b5c., medium. 4sG51c. Territory or.
dlum, 4t047c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03

Prices nuctuated within an extremely narrow range
to-day without decided tendency either way, and at
the close they were practically unchanged from the
opening quotations. The trading " as dull and feat.
ureless ami wholly local. and the total for the day
was q mere bagatelle. The Liverpool news wEB dis.
appointing. but prices ruled rrm for a time on local
buying. The continued liberal movement At the ports
and the Interior towns checked the buying, however,
Before the close they rallied slightly on a small de
mAnd. Estimates OF the movement for the week arc
increasing, and the quantity 10 come In sight II esti,
mated at az high as 100000 bales. against early eAr'
mates OF 100000 bales. The spot markets at the
south were nrm and active. The weather In the
South was clear. but the signal service predicts
threatening weather with rain or snow tonight and
tomorrow. The dry goods market was quiet. but
nrni. Print cloths were less active.
coFPEE-Rio on tho spot was strong; No. z, SAC.
Sales 1900 bags No. & at 7Lc, cost and freight;
1000 bags No. Z. plus 20, at 6lci 500 bags sAntos No.
y at onsc.. COST and freight; 1000 bugs haracaibo.
and l.2OO bags BucAranauga on private terms. The
future trading was as follows: