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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

VNYOOD AND COAL.-Just received,
wv train load OF SPLENDID WOOD. which
shall sell at The following rates, for cash Woods
pine, IS; seasoned oak, $3.50. delivered. Also,
CITE Coz l. at lowest market rates.
W. j. MCDOWELL,
next to corner of First and Broad streets, ana
Broad between Adams and Jefferson streets.
fn l1-enl1W
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4ittlmond 1ispattEt.
THURsDAY.........FEBRUARY 25, 1869.
THE CIRCULATION OF TEE "DIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OITY. 5'
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP,

On ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND TIIR FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

TDRINTING IN C0LORS DONE At THE
l. DLsPATCH PRlNTIEG-H0USE. ts0 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

WooD, WOO WOOD, WOOD :. i sIss am selling
delivered, or $s and ~ In the yard. VIII sell N
small quantities to poor people at me same fsss:
woodward by the side Of the same, between TWEEN.
tieth and Twenty-arst streets. The wood-yara
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders lsis
CtJRTIS 3 PARKER, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary. win be promptly Hilsd:
Jaa W. 1' NGnaiD'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

MAYORS CouRT-Mayor Chahoon preSi-
ding.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday morning:
John Thomas (negro), charged with bur
glariously entering the office of William
Hall Crew and stealing an oVercoat valued
at fifteen dollars, was sent on to answer in
dictment.
Julian Nelscn (negro) charged with steal
ing iron from John T. Lewis, was acnt on.
Frank Z. Lena and John Norvell (sea-
men) were arraigned for unlawfully de-
serting and absenting themselves from the
vessel Persia. The captain of the vessel
appeared in court, and, at his request, the
parties were confined in Jail until the yes
gel should sail.
Daniel Trent (negro) charged with whip
ping his wife, was committed to jail in de-
fault of ten dollars fine and 5000 security
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WALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

yTALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
= TO the North East, and West, vta the Rich
inond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
CARRYING the United sfstes mail twice daily. Ele-
ssnt cars with new pStsnt sleeping chairs on all
tra!ns.-Thc through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner Byrd snd Eighth
The HE DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily a: u:l5 A. NJ, arriving in wash
iogton 81 6:4S Z. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon ezprese trains for the North, East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, With the new patent sleeptug chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily lSundays except
edl a; SIS ?. ID, arriving in Washington at s:lo
for the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at A@leIandris @ each way;
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets at s:s9 z. NJ. Returning,
arrives ri $50 a. ii.
For further information and through tickets,
spply az The oHice Of the company, corner Eroao 1
oface, corner Byrd and Eighth streets:
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket agent:
yETINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHMoND
~ ANR PtIEITEEiESETEe RAILRoAD-3n 3 On
trars over this road will be run IS follows:
Lesye Richmond at I 4. N. and 2:ss M.
hh0HTUDXTfoN hTs y TRifa n SRq With S'J passenger
c&r Sttached. viii leave Richmond daily at 4:loP.
u, Sat Petersburg daily at Gao a. M. Sundays
The 4. N. train viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 P. d. train will not leave
PASSENGERS IS for Norfolk win take the a:ss P. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk. e. Baggage checked through.
will leave Glover Hill ~ a. II, and returning,
leave Richmond at 2So L. NJ. OF Tuesdays, Thurs
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
Je Superintendent.
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A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUs
~ COAL. OAK and PINE WOOD, for sale
nom nv ofice, corner Tenth street and Basin
hank lfe e-lmI A. ID. TONNES,
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1 NTHRACITE COAL.

Consumers OF coal learn ye that 1t takes less wet
than dry coal TO weigh ton.
40 lie
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAH0NEY, - s
81 SURGEON DENTIST. 1U
formerly OF the frm Of Wsyt & Mahoney)
inserts FULL UPPkR or LoWEk SETS Qf
TY DOLLARS. &
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets on yulcantte.
Ofice and residence 625 Main street. between
Sixth and Seyenth streets. 10 Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

SPRINGFIELD COAL.
- PRICES FOR FEBRUARY 1899:
LUMP, per load Of twenty-five bushels s.......@'0 70
HAIL, per load OF twenty five bushels.;:.;.. sso
AVERAGE, per load Of twenty-five bushels; e.sy
The cheapest and best IN the market. Liberal
arrangements with dealers, manufacturers, aud
large Consumers. Z. A.. WELLFORD.
fe dim Sixth street near Canal
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ussy- ClIENIssETTES-AN NEW AND BEAU
TIFUL ARTICLE elegantly embroidered.
ALSO,
A LARGE AND HANDSOME BTOCK
JNFANTs' FROCK WAISTS
INFANTS DRESSES
FIFTY PER CENT. BELOW
REGULAR PRICES
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Use COATSS SPOOL COTTON. fe IS
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DEDUCTION In PRICE OF ANTHRA-
HI CITE COAL.-The subscriber from date
offers ANTHRACITE COAL OF best quality ME
ner ton of 2 900 pounds, delivered. Also, best OAK
and PINE WOOD st the lowest market rates.
Offices corner OF Seventeenth and Docks anu &c.
yenteenth between Main and Cary streets.
10 n WHIT ROBERTS.
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THEAP COAL AND WOOD.-Best Red
W Ash Anthracite Coal, 80 per ton best Glover
Hill Lump Coal ~ per load; best Dover Lump
Coal, 1875 per load best seasoned Pine Wood.
long; best Seasoned Oak Wood. long best sea-
soned Pile Wood sawed: best Seasoned Oak
Wook, sawed all verg low for cash
BURROUGHS 4 HARRlS,
fe Is corner SIain and Seventh streets.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST COOKING. AND KINDLING
D WOOD. COAL. PUMPS. Steam Fuel and
Pqmp Factory, south side ;, Basin near near as,llsg2
DRY OAK and PINE WOOD, merely sawed, Or
snlit also, or full length. AM kinds best BTU.
WE'LL PUMP. [felsl j. B. Watkins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-25
Chicago marEer.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a.
FLnUR-A shade firmer and more
activO at 50 37ISa5 90 for spring extras,
GRATN.-Wheat-M oderRtely active
and steady; No. quiet at 93<aOic sell.
er: No. at 00a9OXc regular, and Ola
0lAc for winter receipts; closing Ut 9OX
a9lc for No. 2; this afternoon the mur-
ket was irregular aud active nj SOaSOkc
seller November; OOc seller Decam her;
02ifc seller January for No. 2; Corn
Dull and la2c lower; No. 2 opened nj
size; advanced to SEC, and closed dull
ut S0NSlc; rejected 7OASOG; thls afternoon
the market was dull At soc, seller Nos
vember for No. 2. OAts-In moderate
request st 3IR3sc for No. 2, and rejected
at 37a3Sc: closing at 4i1S4lXc for No.
.; this afternoon the market WaS dull
and nominal at Al 10 seller November
tor No, . Rye-Steady; sales No. 2 NJ
SOC; rejected at 7ic; closing unchanged.
Barley-Dnll but firm Nt 81 o. for No.
., buyer.
DRESSED HoGs-In fair demand and
steady at Sll 6OGl2 20. dividing on 200
pounds. Live Hogs-Dull; common %
G3Oo and good grades lOal5c lower; sales
nj 81 2ja0 90 for common; 80 GOa0 80 10 r
fair 10 medium; 80 90Al0 IS for good / q
choice.
CATTLE-Dull at s. 75a4 30 for cows
and light butchers steers, and % OOa6 90
for good shipping ateen.
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NEW YOaK CRY.
NEW York. M,

NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
In the alleged blackmaIling case yes.
tsrday, the prisoner, DR.. Wedeklnd,
was examined. The one thousand dol
lars which be had received from Mrs.
Caller, the complainant. was returned
10 that lady by JNdY" Hogan, Wede.
kinds ball WAS liked III three thousand
dollars, but being unable TO procure II
he was reInnuded aud tbs case adjourn.
ed till Tuesday.
Mrs. Wallace, who leaped from the
fourth story window of the burning
house In Furman street, ou Saturday,
gave birth 10 still-bOrn child In the
hospital on Monday. The unfortunate
woman still lives, but 10 unconscious.
Moran, the South Carollnan charged
by Mrs. Lasier with applying TO her
TO procure an abortion on hIs cousin,
was released on ten thousand dollars
ball by the Justice yesterday. He de.
nies bis guilt. ....7.r
An Englishman named HerIcks was
adrOttly robbed Of 81, 200 ut the Bank OF
Commerce on Monday.
The steamship Henry Chauncey, fro m
Aspinwall, has arrived.
Jones' large brewery, on Sixth
street. was burned last night. Loss
$50, 900; insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-25

TIHE HOkTIIERN PACIFIC RAIL,
ROAD CONVENTIOX.
Tho Concluding session.
DErRoIT. Nov. 24.

DETROIT, Nov. "a.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Con-
vention reassembled this morning at
East Saginaw. The Committee on res
olullOns agreed on the following reso-
lutiOns:
RESOLVED, That the Convention deems
II true policy OF the country to ex-
tend to such projects as those Of the
railroads from MackInRw 10 Pugets
Sound, and open the line OF the pro-
posed Southern Pacific Road, such as
will secure their speedy construction,
and that we may cite prosperity OF such
States and districts hs have been lib.
erAl In aiding the great public work as
n perpetual argument to show the SAFE.
~ and wisdom OF such u policy.
ReSOlUet, That while the Railroads
Of Michigan and the Northwest, aa
pioneers In the development OF our own
and nelghborIng States rs far as their
system IL completed, are. entitled TO our
highest consideration, and demand the
wHrmest encouragement and support
from the Convention and the people we
represent. We do now especially and
earnestly cali upon Congress 10 extend
Government aid In such an efficient
form as 1t may bs deemed best 10 the
construction OF he Northern Pacific
Railroad to the Straits OF MRckinRw,
On the most important OF Hll our Rail-
road interests.
The Secretary OF the Convention was
Instructed 10 furnish certified copies ol
the resolutions and printed copies oil
the proceedings OF the Convention tU
the President nnd Cabinet, also TO the
President or tho Ssnate and Speaker OF
the House Of Representative, and
Chairman of the Pacific Railroad,
Ways and Means and Finance Com.
tntlees respectively.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-25
THE NEWS.

Professor (Colonel) Powell, tho ex-
plOrer Of the Colorado Canon, IeCtured
at + Pittsburgh Tuesday evening, on the
subject Of his explorations, to u very
large audience.
Calculations In the Treasury Depart
ment concerning the cost Of collecting
internal revenue for the last fiscal year
fix II at four and half per cent.
A nugget OF alluvIal gold, worth one
hundred aud Reventy-ive dollars, has
recently beOn found over 10 MontRom-
cry county, Maryland. It is half an
Inch thick by three and half long and
two and half wide, and In now on ex-
hi6itlon In Washington. 1t was found
In loose gravelly loan, and does not
contain much quartz.
When last heard from, George Fran.
els train was in Mlnneaola, his front
towards Red River and RupeGt's Land
Ing.
Recruits aIe being forwarded from
Fort LsaYenworLh 10 New Mexico for
the Third Cavalry and Tenth In-
fantry, and 10 the Indian country
for tue Third Infantry and Tenth
Cavalry. Gen. +. A. Carr left 81. Louis
yesterday morning 10 Join hia com mHnd
at Fort McPherson.
The centennial anniversary OF the
dedication OF the St. George Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Philadelphia, was
celebrated yesterday. Bishop Simpson
presided. Rev. W. D. Kuriz, present
pastor, gave an interesting historical
sketch. Father Bocheu, aged 05 years,
who has been an itlnerAnt 90 years, was
present and made an address.
A Special from Cheyenne reports the
completion OF dlty>four miles Of The
Denver Pacific Railroad. The track Is
now be ing laid al the rate OF one and a
half mile per day.
The Vigilance Committee In Fremont
county, Iowa, II few days lnce, lynched
noted ruilian named Sum Murdock,
charged with the murder OF Henry
johnson. Since the murderer's death
johnson has made his appearance alive
and well. Efforts will be made TO bring
the lynohers 10 trial.
Joseph B. Adams, Republican, was
elected mayor OF Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, yesterday.
A monument erected In the Gerard
College grounds, Philadelphia, 10 the
memory OF the pupils who lost thelr
lives in the late war, was unveiled yes
terday afternoon, In the presence OF the
city council.
Chicago Is to have II hotel covering q
square, costiug IL million md called
the Pacific. IL will hs commenced In
the spring.
The TpnneySau PrnItentI.rv haa CO(
minutes. IL ought 10 have G0l.
Paymaster Marcy IL short SI0O, 600
His bonds nre for 10000. Net profit
$50. 600.
A naYul paymustrr Is short $40 600
Ills bonds are Hre for So, 600. Net profit
$4,000. He has absconded.
The President Is opposed to the con.
templated reciprocity treaty with
Canada.
Andy johnson win represent the re-
pudiation and anti.negro suffrage ideaI
In the Tennessee Convention.
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CUAAEHClAL AND FIEhSCIAL.
wheclInK wholesale market.
WEDNESDAY EvRNINa,
NoVemlIer u. 1865

NoVenDer ~, 1SO3.
GRAIN-Contlnues dull with but lit
tie change; We quote white wheat at
81 l5al @j; red Slal 10. C0rn-Old G5a
zoo; new car in better demand ut Coo.
Rye-sOc. oats-4Oc. Bnrlpy--SprIng
SOcasl O5; Fail 81 10.
FLoUR-UnchAnged aud steady. We
quote fancy at 80 70; red wheat family
IS 6Oa5 75. Rye FIour--SG 25. Buck
wheat FIour-4Ha5c pOr pound,
BuTTER-3Oa05c for choice roll.
Ed0s-Scurce and In demand, at 3Oa
35c.
PoTAToES-45a50c.
APPLES-S2 75a3 O0 per bbI.
HAY-Baled $40 per ton; lnose Sl4al5.
GINsENd-70c per lb.
FEATHERs-90a95c.
Sour BEANs-S2 so per bushel.
RAds-ic per pound.
SEEDs-Flax Seed In good demand at
81 90. Timothy and clover Seed nom-
lnal at 81 90 for Timothy and 50 90 for
Clover.
PRovIsIoNs-New Mess Pork $S2 per
bbl. New Lard lsHc per pound.
GRooERIEs-sIoady; fair to prime Rio
Coffee 2SA25c; New Orleans Sugar AKA
l6Xc; Porto Rico lShal4nc; Cuba 1874
al31Ic; A Coffee lG1Gc; Bdo. l6Xc; @ do.
lG', and crushed l714c. Baltimore Sy-
rup 6ja7Oc; New York Syrup SOcaSl 90;
Choice Dripg 81 10.
lRoN AND NAILS.-Common bar sizes,
3Xa4]1; horse shoe tx; heavy bands IL
a51l; hoop and light band 6alO; round
and square S74a79l; oval 4Iza5; half oval
and half round 411a5K. Horse Shoes,
Eastern 81 25A7 70 per 100; Pittsburgh
60 OOAG 90. Nall Rods 9alOc. Nails. lOd
TO Cd 81 50: Sd and Cd 81 70; Ga and I'd
S. co. I'D and Cd Is 25; 81 50 90; ID 81 25
I'd fine 81 IS; 2l fine IS 25.
Gus Lard Oh Extra 81 5Oal 60.
Carbon oil-35c; no charge for package;
or IOc and charge for package.
GLASs-Flrst quality SxlO "a 90: lOxl2
S4 81; second quality sklO 81 90; lOxl2
g. 50 per box Of so teot. Discount 10
per cent for cash.
BRooMS-Si OOai 6OI5 % per dozen.
CAND.gs-S,Ar 42t@5c: city mould loo.
CuHHsR-.WpStRrn Reserve l9l20c;
Goshen 2lr.
S,Ar-FMnIly GHc; Germsu sXc
Eastern lOIl3c.
Slot AND LEAD-lsAr Lead 10 per
panud. Shot s. 25 per bag.
SoDA-6Hn7c In keg; 03 In papers.
STANcII-SaSHc; MaI.snn l2Alic.
SALr--DAlry s. 80; Ohio River $2 IS;
MuskinGum 81 Is per bhl.
SNuFp-73a75c. do. Ia boxes OF six
dozen s. so.
TEA-Gunrowder 81 bOAl rs; Young
Hyson 81 3OAl 90. Black $lal 10.
Observation-Disclosures unchanged
Navy GS4T2c; dark lOt and W Gsa72c;
bright lOs and ~ 7OASOc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-25
NO. 79.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
S8J 34H NJ"
ALLRaHENY, Nov. "a

ALLhuubNGI NOV zis
CATTLE-M Mondays supply OF cattle
was considerably In excess OF that OF
last week, amounting 10 ], $50 head, but
the quality was not 80 good, large
proportion Of the offerings consisting OF
thin COWS and steers and rough stays
and oxen. The market, however, turn
ed out much better than predicted al
the opening, as there was an unusually
large number OF country buyers In at
tendance, and they absorbed pretty
well the large surplus OF the common
and inferior cattle on sale. Prime
butchers cattle were scarce, and all thlS
grade sold readily, and that, too, ut full
prices, say 7tza71fc, 80 that with pref
" good demand for all the various
grades OF cattle, the market held out
considerably better than many dealers
expected, and Notwithstanding many
OF the drovers were disposed to grum
BILE, which appears to be chronic with
them, yet II Is probable that most Of
them made little money. There WAS
Large number OF bulls on sale, which
sold at 3a4Kc. There was good de.
mand for stock steers, the price for
which ranged from 4c 10 6lSc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The number OF
sheep and lambs on sale was compara-
lively small, but little over 1000 head /,
yet the market was q dull one, and asa
general thing prices ruled lower than
lasG week. The demand has fallen
of very materially within the last three
or four weeks, which ia owing TO the
fact that good butchers cannot compete
with the Butler butchers, as the latter
buy their stock at almost nothing, while
the former, II they buy at all, are
Obliged TO buy good ones and pay q
good price therefor. Good to prime
sheep sold at $2a2 90 per head; and seal
lawags Slal 25. Lambs were held ut 81
a6 90 per head.
Hods.-The offerings were rather
larger than usual, but prices still keep
up, and there is but little prospect Of
any breakdown. Sales In retail way
at $40 50all so and $l2, though there
were but few sales above $ll 60, and
not many even at that,
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IBy telegraph
NeW York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, Nov. "a.

New YORK, Nov. "a.
SToCKs-The produce exchange 10.
day WAS not affected by the reported
failures on the other side, for reasons
that Rt the present writing there 10
speculative movement going on In the
wheat market here, and speculato ora To-
day pushed the market up In order TO
convince tho public. There was no de.
preston In the grain market In Eng
land. Further adViceB from England
In regard TO the failures are awaited
with much Interest. A meeting OF the
stock holders OF Wells. Fargo Express
Company will be- held tomorrow, 10
pass upon the question OF increasInE
the capital stock TO SIC. .000, 600.
MoNEY-Steady At Sac per cent IN
governments and 6a7 per cent to stock
brokers'; discounts unchanged.
STEBLISd-Weaka ut 10S@sal00.
| GOLD-lDwer; opened AT l26S1; closed
at l254al2jH. Tho weakness was In
creased by rumors from Washington
that the Treasury Department would
increase It's sales OF gold next month
to S25, 100000, and increase It's bond
purchases in the same ratio. There Is a
growing belief that the Secretary will
increase his sales Tomorrow and FRI
day, in view OF tho fact that he In.
creased his bond purchases to-day.
Carrying rates Gao per cent, and Z gold
10 W per cent. CIearanoes under g.
10000 a
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Heavy and
lower. The purchase Ufan extra mil.
lion Of 70 bonds by The government
today gave u slight impetus 10 the
market, and 1861 advanced from 1853
10 1875; this advance brought out q
liberal supply OF bonds, and III very
short time The improvement was LOST;
inc closing prices being tho lowest OF
the day.
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CINCINNATI Mnrkot.
CINoINNATI, Nav. q

CINUlNNATII Nov, 23
FLouR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Held at 81 10 for No.
l. Corn-Flrm but quiet; ear at S3aS5c
for new, and 96a9Sc for old. Oats
Steady al 47a5ic. Rye-S5AOOc. Barley
Unchanged.
CoTroN-Dull but unchanged; mid
ding ut 239<A24c.
ToBACCo-ActIve; sales los hhds nj
IS 25al6 so.
WnsKY-DnIi at 81 DIAL 02
hodS-D1ll ut slOAl0 so; receipts, l2,-
600 head.
PRovIsIoNs-Mes Pork-Hsld at SS9.
Bulk Meals-At l2Xal8HSl6Ac. Green
Meais-Dull and nominal at ll<al1Ha
1910, sales could not have been made
under 10 lower that wouId he no.
cepted. L1rd-Held high; steam ri
lSc; kettle at 1SHc. .l.
BuTTRR AND CHEEsI-UnohRuged.
OIL-No change.
GoLD-l25A, hnying.
EXcHANGE-Dnll at Nal.lO discount
buyinK,
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RashIngton County, Pa.

From tho Reporter. r
DRATH FROM LOCK JAw.-Springer
Craig, awell known cattle buyer and
stock drover who lived In North Union
township, about one mile and a bali
from this place, died on Tuesday AFTER
noon Of Lock Jaw. He had been
thrown from his horse In German town.
ship, near M'Clellandtown about o
week before aud hurt the palm OF his
hAud badly. He was u clever gentle
man, and thorough business man
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
THIGH FRAoTURED.-on last Saturs
day evening, while son Of Mr.. John
Brownlee, OF lIopewell township, was
riding colt, It became unmanaReable, o,
and rearing, threw him OF. falling on
him and fracturing his thigh. DR..
Robert Stewart OF West Middletown,
was called and dressed the limb, The
boy Is now Improving.
THE HEMrFIRLp RAILRoAD.-At q
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
above railroad, lately held here, a re-
port was read from the President by
which 1t appears that the receipts fol
the past year were 1894 more than The
expenditures. Mr.. Burton, the Super
lntendent, reports the road In muot
better condition than ever beiorO-thI
line having been thoroughly repaired
during the year. We are glad 10 recorC
the prosperity Of the Hempheld.
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Collision on tho Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad.
No Lives Lost-LIst or InIurod.

No Lives Lost-LIst tOrIDIurcd.
ERIE, Nov. 81.
About half past Ave o'clock last ev-
enlng, the mail train west on tho phila.
delphla q Erie Railroad, collIded with
u freight train going east, near Patio.
ME, about Is miles from Erie. Both
engines are compile wrecks; and n bag.
gage car was telescoped into smoking
car; no one killed. The following Is u
list OF the injured so far as asCertalned: /:
John Spstlord. mail agent, side and
head; Il. HOwel, fireman, arm and
hips; Martin Mclaughlin, engineer OF
mail train. side and bips; ]. McGever.
ney, baggage master. side and head: A.
HInk. newsboy, head; J. Kline, War-
ren, Pa, arm broken and hurt In the
head; D. T. Hall, Kane, Pa. breast and
head; D. Bullets and J. Burke, liremen
both hurt In head; Culbertson, tels.
graph repalrer, bruised; one unknown
person hurtin the breast. InvestiRa.
ton Ia now being made to ascertain the
cause OF the collision,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-25
New NorK Produce BInrGot.

AVE" 1oHkI NOV. a4'
CoTToN-Opeued firm, closed heavy
IN favor Of buyers; sales 3,IUO bales At
$50 for middlInCs.
FLoUR-Closed slightly In buyers
favor, with fair speculative nnd limited
export demand.
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm; light supply
offering and fair demand, chiefly apec1-
lative. Rva-Dull and heavy, Oats
Quiet at G3Ha64C for western, Corn
Lower and dull at 81 OO4l lOI{ for
sonnd mixed western.
Observation-Disclosures un-
settled; old mess at $SS 70; new at SSS 30
aSS % for future delivery. Beer-DuIl
and unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet and
unchanged. Bacon-Quiet and nomi.
nal. Lard-Firm at l8Nal01<c for good
TO prime steam.
EGds-Quiet at 37a39o for western
fresh; and 2Sa30c for lined,