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wheeling Wnoleiale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Nnvamha 2h 1893

We note no perceptible change in the
wholesale market since our last quota.
tions. Corn and apples are a ,trihe
tirmeE than as given in the market
rate of last Wednesday evening"
Prices, however, of all articles In our
list remain the same. .s5ss I5
APPLM-Supply good; prices range
from 81 so to s. 90 per bbl.
BKANs-White soup 81 so and in good
demand.
BUrTER-Plsnty at SOC for choice;
common roll dull at 20A25c.
BEEswA&-In good demand at S5c.
CoyFEE-Rio, fair to good, 22a2sc;
Hnmmel's essence 81 90; Felix's ex.
tract 81 25.
CANDLKs-City mould taliows 15ci
Star 22a25c.
CoTToN YARNs-slandard 421fc; Cot
ton Batting 26as5c; Candle Wick 45c.
CARnoH om-aso, and charge for
CHKEsE-ssles of Western Reserve
at 17c per pound; Factory at lse.
Eaes-In good demand at SOC.
FLoUR-Market dull; Superfine s56
AZ 90; red wheat family IS OOa9 90; fan
cy $40 90. '..s-..a gs
FEATHERs-In demand at T5c.
GRAIE-Prices for No. red wheat
81 coal co. No. white 81 sOa1 90. Corn
SOC ear; CSC shelled; 10al5c higher from
store. Oats, 6oa65o. Rye, 81 15al 20.
Barley. 81 75a1 so.
HAY-Loose timothy, sells at SIS per
ton for good quality.
LARD-Leaf in uerces Ice.
sAfoLAssEs-Choics New Orleans at
9oc; Porto Rico S5c; Baltimore Syrup
soasOci New York do e5a7oc-
PRovIs1oNs-We quote shoulders at
i4c; clear rib sides IKE; clear sides
ls1<c; sugar cured canvassed hams Gle;
mess pork $50 90; stock entirely ex-
hausted; no new meals ready for mar
kets. ~
PorAToRs-Sales at 81 20al so per
bushel; sweet at s. 4OaS 90 per busheI.
RIcE-Rangoon 1O1<c; Carolina lie.
sUoAR-Perto Rico at l3al45<c; Cuba
121ze; refined chrushed 1Tc; A coffee l6ci
g do. 16szc: @ extra do. .15Ilc; O do. l5c;
G do. yellow 141<c.
SoDA-BI. carbonate soda Sc; sal.soda
Go; soda In papers 100.
SrARoH-Foxe's Sc; Glen Cove 1870;
Maizena, 1s kc.
sALr-Dlary s. 75; Ohio River 81 65.
SoAP-Family 65zc: German SIC;
Eastern Family Iealsc.
sHor AND LKAD-Bar lead 1216c; Shot
s. 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oa1 75;
Young Hyson Tea, 81 40 al GO; Black
Tea, 9Ocas1 TO-.
ToBAcco-Navy tobacco, 7OaT2c; dark
los and 1<s, 7oa72c; bright rs and los,
SOC; fig lump 81 10; GRrrett's snuff, 7sc;
Garretrs snuff in boxes. IS 90;
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MAIn r..
PoRr1ANp, November q

PORTLAND, November q.
The speech of Edward Crane, of Bos-
ton, upon the subject of Cheap Trans
portatfon, was made here Tonight, at
City Hall. Many of his facts and suR-
gesti0ns WerenoVel, and ELECTED mark
ed expressions. of approval from the
large audience assent bled. In the conTse
of his able argument, Mr.. Crane clear
ly proved that railroads constructed
and operated on his system, can trans
port merchandise cheaper thea canals,
and by proper system of lake .navf-
cation, merchandise can be trans
ported at one quarter the cost of
the present railroad or the canal. BE
demonstrated that however startling
these propositions may be, the past
experience which amounts 70 practical
demonstration proves the correctness Of
this theory. Another of Mr.. Cranes
ideas contemplates the ownership by
the state of the principal lines to be
managed by eminent citizens who
form the corporation, but have no
interest In the capital stock. This pro-
position was SO strongly presented as 10
Claim the greatest interest of oil present.
The resolutions as adopted were
exceedingly complimentary, one of them
declared the necessity of the immediate
OF the Niagara Ship Canal
by the government. .l1
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HOUsE OF nRLRcArRs. 2 J. :

IHr01silI aOO6E OF DELE9ATEg. !
Prayer by Rev. "A. d. Williams, OF the
Free wiz Baptist Church. .
The Clerk reported a message from
the Senate announcing the passage Of
certain chapters of the Code with
amendmenta, all of which were, on mo.
ton of Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, refer
red 10 the Committee ON Revision.
Mr. Boggess presented petition of
Eli -B. Young and nineteen other citi.
zens Of Jackaon and Roane COUNTIES,
asking that SAID Young be allowed to
leach school without taking abe test
oath.r Referred to the Committee lon
Education, $50 t-'l fl-s-- e lbs. i+-I
The calendar was taken up, and the
following chapters Of the Code read a
third time and passed: ,,-.-.-.,
Chapter 120. of the attorney general
and other attorneys of the State; l2l,
notices and motions; 122, of changing
persona name; 123, of The county in
which proceedings are commenced; I24,
Of process, and orders for publication
thereof 125, of the pleadings and pro-
ceediDgs in suitsi 126T payments and
set; of; l27, of the death and change of
parties TO suit; 12S, and 12e, Of the ap-
pointment OF commissioners and pro-
ceedIDgs on accounts referred to them,
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, OF OabeII,
Mr.. Tomlinson was added to the House
Committee on Revision, to fill up the
vacancy caused by the absence of the
gentleman from Writ, Mr.. SteWart.1 Il
Mr.. Heermans suggested that before
adjournment the resolution of the gem
tleman from Mercer IMr. Evans, in
relation to the colonization of the Afri.
can race in the United States, should be
disposed OF as 1t WAS now the order OF
The day for 8 P. NJ.
The resolutions we're taken from the
table and, after considerable filibuster-
ing on the part of some of the members,
indefinitely postponed on the motion
of Mr. Bender.
Leaves Of absence was granted to the
following Rentlsmen: Tabier. OF Berke-
leyi Bulmyer, of jefferson; Allison, of
Hsncocki Mann. of Greenbriet; Lar.
Ohio.
Adjourned until Friday at2P.M.
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AiIegheny cn.tle nInrnel. .

.f tr# s...s il"'H HOVEMBER 10
CArrLE-The offerings were large yes
terday, and with good demand, the
market was firm and prices well sus-
tained. There was a considerable de-
maud for Eastern shipment, which had
a tendency to stiffen the market. There
was also large inquiry for stock cattle.
We quote at from 81 O0a7 so for prime
to extra. and $ 25a6 90 Tor medium to
good. Stockers ranged from s. 50a5 90.
SHEEP AND UAArRs-Owing 10 the
large number of sheep on sale yester-
day, mosly inferior stock, the market
ruled dull. Strictly prime fat sheep stiIl
bring q O0a4 SO per head, but the offer
ings yesterday Included none of this
class. The greater number of those sold
were purchased at 81 coal 25 per head.
Hoas-The demand for hogs. in a re-
tail way. continues good. Prices have
undergone no material change since our
last report. For fair TO prime heavy
averages we quote at 81 00a9 90 percwt
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How TO Raise twenty Dollars, for
Religious PurpOSeS. f''

How TO Raise Twenty Dollars for
Religious Purposes. ''
A preacher in, a frontier settlement
had been collecting money for some
church object. There was still some
twenty dollars wanting, and after vain
efforts to make up the deficiency. he
pIainly intimated, +, aas he locked the
church door one day, after service, that
he intended to have that said twenty
dollars before any of them left the
house. at the same tirne he set the
example by tossing i've dollars on
the table. Another put down a dollar,
another a half OF dollar, another
q quarter of dollar, and SO on.
The parson read out every now
and then the state of the funds.
e There's seven and a bal, my
friends" There's nine and y quar-
ter" ETen and six bits are all that
srs in the hat, friends and Christian
brethren" Slowly It mounted up.
"TWelye and a half,n "Fourteen." +"
"Fitteen.' - s'Slxteen and three bits, -
and SO on until it stuck at Sl9 3d. IL
only wants fifty cents, friends, to make
up the amount. WIN nobody make II
upf's Everybody had subscribed, and
moi a cent more was forthcoming. 81,
ience reished, and how long IL might
have lasted Il was difficult TO say, had
not a half dollar been passed through
an open window, and rough, explain
atory voice shouted Here, parson,
there's your money; let out my gal.
I'm about tired of waiting for heIi"
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WeeRly, or BaZar Will be supplied graGts for
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Subscriptions 10 HAEPer's haagaIine. Week
SO 90; or, Two OF HRrpeI's Periodicals, 10 one
a0dresS Tor one year, q 90.
BacE numbers can Oe supplied at any time.
A complete set, now comprising dhirIy-
seven Volumes, In neat cloth btnulnga WIll
be sent by express. freight a. expense OF
Purchaser, Tor S125 per VoIone. hfnEia
Yolumss,-by mail, poSIpaid $50. 7ift
me pUstsge on HaFpsfiS MAgHEIne Is 81 cts
q year, Whicn must be paid al the GubseT1-
ber's post once Address
aAKPER q BROTHERS,
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VIR6IHIA,


2e4OE17lIV4'41l @'0 ' NH39 '7N-
Chief Justice Chase this morning, de-
be Administered TO the Grand Jurymen,
as II rather hindered than furthered the
ends of justice. "A new Grand Jury
was then Summoned, under this deci-
sion, and will only take. the oathlto sup
port the Constitution OF the United
States. It5iIt-f ~ a4
The Jury ysof Inquest on the death of
Mr.. Pollard, rendered a verdict this
morning, that he came to his death at
the hands of some person unknown.
Grant Is still in custody, and Will be
examined ON Friday.
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2 nAaKErs BEl4ELEeRAPn.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.
CoTroN-Less active and steady; sales
5000 bales at 25%c for middling up
lands. 80 t''s
FLoUR-Lower and slightly in buy.
ers' favor, with a moderate home trade
and limited export inquiry.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 46a1 49
for westernin STORE. oats-Firm at lie
for western. Corn-Steady at 81 Hal l5
in store. and 81 1558aI 16H afioat for
western mixed.
PRovIsIoNs-Pofk-NomfnaI at S27
for mess. Beef-QuIet without change.
At 1bc for western, short rib. Lard
Heavy at 16al67Se for fair 10 prime
steam.
.Eaas-Flrm at S6lSsc.
All business will be suspended to-
morrow, Thanksgiving.
DRY GOODS.
Business remains inactive, prices
however remain hrm; heavy Brown
SheetiuRs OF the best makes bring 15a-
l6c; Augusta do 14c; standard prints
steady AZ 12al2H and l31c: Cocheco and
proved styles Rt 2Ie; but less desirable
makes can be bought at l9c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy at 4A6 per cent; demand
moderate and supply large.
STERLIE6-Firmer at 109Ha10eX.
GoLD-FhTmeE5 opened At 134H;
reached 1859, and closed at 1351Sa1351S.
German bankers purchased freely, and
there was q report that the Treasury
Department was to reatore caneelled
per cent certificates to circulation.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Steady, but
the highest prices were not maintained
At the close Coupons of '8I. 1l5&a
ll51<; do '62, 113aIl3I<; do l65, 1OS5< 4
tOSIf; do new, 1105SalI0IS; do '67, lila
llI1S; do '6S, 11l3S aI1I5z; 10-40s, 1O05< a
1O65<.
tiviIy but higher and closed strong.
The Joint Committee on Erie will not
report till Friday. The last board was
omitted to-day and all boards will be
closed tomorrow.
$3.50 PRIcEs:-Pacifie Mail, 1I79SaIls;
Western Union Telegraph, 361S 4365f;
New York Central, I25zaI25X: Ere,
8Sa3s1<; Hudson, i2ssI2sI<; Rsading,
99as91<; Terrs Hante, 3e5< 40; Wabasb,
So t5S1S; st. Paul. 68I<A6S1<; Ft. Wayne,
1l21S; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan
SOuInern, s95SaseS<; Illinois Central,
AK; Pittsburgh, S79<sSS; Toledo, aS1<a-
997<i Rock Island, 1CS1SR. .OS5<; North
western, S45SaS5; Alton Preiefred ~;
cleveland, Columbus, CINCINNATI ana
ExPRESs sHAa1s-WeIls. Fargo 81
Co., q; American. 1895; Adams
49A49If; United States. 4sa4sSa; hher-
ehanIs' Union, 1s.
BunaIo.
NovESrlEB 25s-FnoUR-Strongs
IY-Wheat-Firm; sales am Der ~
winter at 81 20; Port Washington 81 4si
Wisconsin spring 81 70. Corn-steaay; y
s-riVe- n n IN. car lots 81 DIAL OF Oats
-ouiet. sales western at 591zc.
FREIaHrs-Throagh shipments, over
forthe season.
| n fTr,xyr,rfslER 25.-FLoUR-Dull. -
GRAIN-Wheat-2aSc loWeri sales
white Michigan at 81 IS; amber 81 ia
- reIecfed' spring poo. Corn-Stsady5
seIes 40. / at 935<c; nav reiectRt 7le1
al. condemned COO. OAts-Held ~ 5499zc
fnr 10. i. RYeAQuiet. Barley-Da1.
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.UnquestiOnabIy tue best sustnined
work, of the kind, In the SSorId.''
HARPER.s
New Monthly Magazine.
Critioai Nofioci Qfthe PTc11.

Critical 6oitoei 0fthe Pres.
The most popular Monthly In the world
New York Observer.
We must refer In terms Of eulo1y TO the
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AiasaZlne-a Journal with q monthly eircu-
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and general reading OF tine day. We speak
OF this work as an evidence OF the culture Ol
the American People and the popularity II
has acquired Is mellteG. Eaen AumDeT COD
tains IulIy IIf pages OF reading matter, BP-
propriRLely illustrated with good wood GUS;
and II cOmnines In iIAeII the IRcy monthly
and the more phllosop phical quarterly, blend
ed with the best features OF the daily jour
nal. It has great DO Wer In the dihkeniiua-
ton OF q love OF puIe nterature.-l rnDune1 5
Guide To American Literature, London.
Wecan account Ior It's success only by the
simple Tact that it meets precisely the popu-
lar taste, Il rnishing 4 VaueIy OF pleasing
and Instructive IeaainE Ior aL-lZ.ons
Herald fStJsfDn.
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MIssouRI.
81. Lo,Uls, Nov. "a.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. "a.
The extensive brewery of Fritz &
wainwright. in the southern part of
the city, took fire about IL O'Clock to-
ing furiously, with every prospect that
it will be destroyed. The building Is
valued at $50 600. and the stock and
machinery at SO, 600. There is an in
surance Of $4,000, mainly In home
companies. but their nSuaes cannot be
ascertained tonight. There are. about
so. 600 barrels of beer in the vaults un-
derneath the brewery, which, IL is
thought, will be saved The origin of
the IRE is not known.
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COMMERCIAL AND FEAEGIAL.
RnsIness and FInancIaI lIattera.

RusIness and Financial Mattera.
Three thousand mechanics and Ia.
borers are idle in Louisville.
Secretary McCulloch, in his annual
report, Will renew his Recommendation
of an early return to specie payments.
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad stock is
quoted at III; Central Ohio about 3S;
PRrkersburg Branch, at 22H. $50, nEisf +.
The Richmond Enquirer says that
the price Of whisky in the North has
caused all of the distillers in that city,
except one hrm, to suspend operations.
The Piqua (ohio) Journal says that
twenty-four car loads OF wheat were
recently shipped from Milwaukee 10
Baltimore, MA. the o. G.. q i. @. and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, in the
unprecedented quick time Of four days.
The Winchester Times boasts OF the
prosperity OF the numerous W0Oten and
cotton factories of Frederick county,
Va, "W hich run day and night, turn
purchased at distance, and much
cheaper" @ % aLf a4
--Montana, which has been paying
500 a pound for potatoes, $40 per hum
dred fUr hour, so cents a pound for bar
ley and wheat. and propOrtionately for
other things. Is now rejoicing at . de-
clinein prices.
-Drew's entire loss In Erie, tits said,
will be somewhat less than 81 900 600.
Belmont has suffered less than was
anticipated, probably not more than
5000, 600.
1t is estimated that during the last
eve years the railway capital Of the
United States has been Increased over
500, ,O00, 600 by the clique trickery OF
new issues and stock dividends to rep
resent the Identical property which sx-
listed before the "Watering process''
took place. .i.=- ,stf-s )
The Quarterly RevteaU discusses the
railway mOnopolies, ana shows that NO
company has ever yet adopted the poll
icy ofyery low passenger fares aud
carried IL out persistently for n reasou.
ably long time without achieving a
great success. = - - ! = sizsi
TIE Providenee (R. Il Journal con-
tains The following remarks ofiuierest
to the dry goods trade :u...s ~
"The merchandise markets are very
quiet, but the easing in money has
given nmDrs 4frmness generatty 20 prices
and, a better tone to baainess. Ddmes-
ito dry goods are without mhtsrial
change. The present dullness In both
cotton and wooden fabrics cannot hon.
ever continue much longer without
having an unfaYoFable influence ON
values. The fail business may be- con-
sIdered fairly ended, and manufactnr-
ers and merchants may. as well turn
their attention to the probabilities OF
| the spring trade. Stocks are aincreas-
Ing just now, bat the genstnI manu-
factuTing production has. been dImin-
ished. and we may reasonably suppose
that bushes, soon AFTER the 1irse of the
j year, will start on Q good fOundatieni
In all respects, aa.fegaRdst the stock on
hand, the regular and healthy demand
and hrniness In prices.
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NEm HAmPaHIRF.

DOVER, Nov. 25.
Mr.. Brewster, Republican. was re-
elected Mayor yesterday by one hum
dred and eighteen majority. The city
Council is Unanimously Republican.
Frank Jones, ,IDemocrat and the cifizsnS
candidate was re elected Mayor OF
Portsmouth,. The city COunellis large
ly Republican. EEf
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A "colored gentleman" of Great Bar
rineton, Mass, announces his wedding
by posting the following on The post t,of,
.-SoTIcE-seazar Carter will be mar.
ried at MiIler's Hall. Nov. 20. 1868, as q
O'clock r. N. Admfttance so cents. A
GOOD time is expected. Come one, come
SII, SEAzAR CARTER"
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mIsSoUnI.
s.. Lou1s. November p

The insurance on Fritz q VAIN
wrightls Brewery, which was burned
last night, is as follows: underwriters
Agency and 81. Louis Mutual, OF ST.
Louis, SIC. 600 each; Home Mutual, JEFF
ferson Mutual aud franklin, Of st.
Louis, 8, 600 each. Tdfi Z.
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The New York IEeratd says that
the rise in gold bonds - partially in
consequence of a large home demand
and Partially on account OF a large in
quiry from the Island of Cuba, where,
on account of the unsettled stale OF pO-
litical affairs, our national securities
and particularly the registered bonds,
have suddenly become IavoriIes.
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TO make 4 vaiuabie speckIed dog
bullet proof, Mark Twain says: "Take
OF his hide and line 1t with sheet iron.
Russia iron is the best, and is Sticky
and more showey than the common
Kind, Dogs prepared in this way do
not mind bullets" 5tls z4S
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sPKc1E PAYMESr.-washington dis
patches bring us curious rumoIs
about a plan OF Governor MOrton's for
resuming specie payments, by boarding
our gold until 1871, to be then used in
redeemlng legal tenders. Have We no
statesmen capabls OF contemplating n
resumption at u shorter range 2-NeIV
York Tribune.
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NOVEMBER R25-GRAIN-Wheat-F Firm;
| No. l red 81 so. Corn-Firm, new 5Sa
SOS. Rys-Dull Rt 81 20. OAts-Higher,
sales Of No. L at co. Barley-UnchRng-
ed and quiet; Canadian 81 25s2 80; not
much demand.
CoTTnN-Firmer, sales of middling
uplands at 2Sc.
ToBAcco-Dull and without change.
WHIsRY-Flrm at CSC, but little offer
1 ing; held mostly ut 81 90,
HO0s-&Dnll and dropping; the de.
cline in provisions makes packers hold
back; sales at 50 Soar . gross and IS 50a
9 90 net; receipts 2, 800 head.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-DuIl, S22 so
a22 10 aud not much demand. Bulk
Meats-Dul at 9%a91Sc for shoulders;
| 127<a13c for clear RIB and 132c for clear
sides, about half cured and packed.
Green Meais-Dull, nothing doing;
partly owing TO the bad weather; shoul-
ders Ta10c and hams ll1<s111Sc-
LARD-lrteguIar; prime lici Kettle
14%al5c; Kettle scarce ana firm.
BUrrER-Firm at 35sS9,
EGGS-Scarce at $50.
OIL4-Linseed dull at 95s, only job.
bipg demandi lard in good demand
at 81 25a1 so.
SERD9-FlRx dull at 81 90; nothing
doing in grass seed.
GRocRRIRs-Sugar-Dnll q shade
lower Coffee-Unchanged and steady.
APPLEs-Firm at s. O0s5 90 for prime
PoTAToEs-Firm a. 81 50as so.
GoLD-IS5 buying.
ExcHANGE-Dull at H discount buy
Ing and par selling. $50
-ts+5 chicago.
NOVEMBER 25.-FLoUR-A shade
easier; spring extras S5 COa7 90.
GRA1S.-W lower; sales
No. 1 at 81 22a1 25: No. 2, 81 l0RI Il,
closing at 81 u for regular and 81 l2k
for fresh receipts OF No. 2: sales No. 2
since change at 81 12H. Corn more ac-
tive and Irregular; sales old No. at
S5S90c; old No. 2at 74a75c; new shelled
56Iza571<o in store, and 59X on track;
kin dried No. 2, 70a731c, closing quiet
for No. i, and SIC for new shelled; sales
No. 1 this afternoon at 90c- Oats-Qniet
and easier and 1Sa%c lower; sales at
46Sa4T1Sc. Rye-DnIl, easier and 2s3c
lower; sales No. i at 81 12a1 Is; No. 2,
81 IL, closing at 81 u for No. 1. Barley
Dull, lower and almost nominal;
81 621< for No. 2 in store.
ST. Louis.
NOVEMBER 25.-FLoUR-Quiet and
unchanged.
iS-Wheat-Spring scarce and
wanted; prices unchanged; fall wheat
lOc lower. COrn-UncbaDged at S0aS5c
for new and 90c for old. Oats-Un-
changed at 52455c. R7e-Unchanged.
Barley-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Very little doing and
prices nominal. Pork-S23 O0A23 90.
Bacon-Shonlders 11ala12c; clear sides
l71<sl79<e.
LARD-14c for choice.
HooS-61Sa7c. a.f.a
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FENIAn CONGRESS,
lPa1nApELrHIA. Nov,

-., 4PHIIADELPHIA, Nov. 25.
The following resolution was passed
by the Fenian Congress in joint session
to-day; $50 l. E41estk
RESOLVED, As the sense OF the Con-
gress, that we hereby tender a general
and cordial invitation to all independ-,
enL Irish revolutionary brotherhoods 10
send delegates to this Convention. We
furthermore invite all national Irish
men to participate in our deliberations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

A NEWSPAPER having advertised that
1t would send a copy gratis for ONE
year tothe person sending q clno OF
from a Young lady in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26
ONO.
CLEVELAND. November o

CLEVELAADs NgE0LASSA -
The casualties by the caying in of the
sewer in Broadway, last night, as far
as developed, are two killed and nine
injured, They are still digging, and
others may be developed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

THERE is a tailor in New Orleans
named Stitch, shoemaker named
Kick, a denti named Gumperf. u gum
smith named Lock, and a carpet bag
clergyman. named satehell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

TIE tunnel under the Chicago River
will be finished by january i. Bnt 125
feet remain 20 be eompleted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

BEAVER, Pa, has the meanest wo.
man in America. Shecompelled ser
want girl to walk two miles in the ram
TO get change 10 pay aWHsherwoman
one dollar and ninsty-ntne cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

Nasty says that Grants hrst battle
was at Belmont, and his last with Bel
mont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26
-MAssACaUsErrs.

woRcEsTEs, November Is.
AT the silver wedding of John B:
Cough, last night, over $50. 600 worth OF
presents in silver were displayed from
Western friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

cH1cAeo viii sell, this year, about
!, 600, ,0O0, 600 feet oflumber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

miIvauKee.

NovEMBKR 25.-FLouR-QuIet, steady
and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui at 81 FAX Lfor
No. IN store.