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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-19

Carson CRY, January IS, 1873.
Assembly convened at II A. NJ.
Speaker Bowman in the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved. 4
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Morrison, from the Committee on En-
srossment, reported as correctly enSross-
ID, bill relating to the office OF State
Printer; bill to protect the Wages OF
Labor; bill to amend Civil Practice Act,
md bill to repeal State Stamp Act.
Drake, from the Committee on Judi
ciary, reported adversely to the adoption
Of Sessions resolution in relation to
the reading of bills.
Crawford. from the Committee on
Elections, reported Oh the bill to adopt
the California Election Law for Nevada,
and ordered the same printed.
Studdard, from the Committee on
Counties and County Boundaries. re-
ported favorably upon the bill to remove
che county seat of Humboldt county,
from Unionville to Winnemucca, on the
rounds of increase of valuation Ill
property and population i'll the Winnie
inucca section, and facility of travel.
Grey moved that the resembling resoiu,
ton offered by Owen the day before, AID
,dopted, be reconsidered. Lost by noes,
81; ayes, 10.
Shoatf introduced bill for IAN Act to
provide for the publication OF 500 copies
of the Proceedln,s of the Tetritorlal
Legislatures of 1862, and 1864. y
Randall introduced bill to obtain
correct statement of the financial condl-
ton of the several counties of the State,
md for other matters Of statistical in
formation.
Morrison gave notice of a bill to pro
vide for the erection of State Orphan $
Home and to provide for the same, ana
to repeal the present Act.
Owen gave notice of bill to require
railroad corporations to fence III their
roads.
Tobriner introduced bill for the re-
cordation and satisfaction of certain pa
pers and copies of processes. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
By Owen:
Resolued, That all resolutions re-
lating to clerks are hereby rescinded,
anu lllitG tut VI VIZ ~ 'SAoA
standing committees be requested to
discharge their respective clerks and
that said clerks be paid for what services
they have actually performed.
Resolved, That the chairmen OF Com
mittee on Elections, Judiciary, and Ways
and Means, be each authorized to ap-
point clerk who shall also hold them
selves in readiness to act as clerks OF
other committees than those named,
when not occupied in transacting bust
ness for the committees for which they
are employed.
Resolved, That this House shall on
the Goth January proximo, proceed to
the election of two additional clerks
whose duty it shall be to act generally
on any committee of this House which
mas no clerk, one Of whom shall hold
himself in readiness to act as clerk Of
| the Joint committee of Senate and As
| sembly, and shall act as clerk of said
committee when called upon by the
chairman thereof. Adopted.
On motion of Street the Assembly ad-
journed at II IS.
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MINING STOCK aEpoRT.
forenoon Board.

forenoon Board.
i4s could Curry IT, 17k bso. IN bso. II bio
70 Savage 81, Is. 70 b3O 70 =,
$50 Chollar "a, IS, 90 a, ooH' Soa oAo' w. -
Is Hale Norcross sSk. SO
273 Crown Point 80, 80 b3O, 80. S9H
$50 jacket u. II. TN. u. TN slO. Y $40
355 Imperial 8, IA
rs Empire Mill 7, 6zs, b..
1907 B.lcher u, 76h, rs, toy. IS b3O, 77h b30
40 Con Virginia ~, A u. A, 1914, 46h, 46a slo
48 b30, 81 b3O
30 Confidence ga, on, 81
80 Seq Belcher 81, 63 --z.ss.-
IS Overman 81, So, 581, 60 b30
80 Sierra Nevada 1874, 1874, l3z
- ~ Julia ~; ~ oso W.. 5
100 Daney q ..-.. ....
ITO Justice 9 b3, 81 bio, "a
40 Caledonia 90, u b3O
20 Knickerbockef
20 Arizona and Utah 2A
1855 BALTIC pa, ~, "a b30
80 Globe2H
So Silver Hill -1
$50 Woodville ~
lbs Central ~
Gao valley ~. IT'S. l7s. 17n. l7*. Is bso
17ss $40, 173s ~.
go Raymond s1h, 81, 81, u q, u, u sSo' o.
SO q BIO. 821s, SO b3O
IS Eureka Con II a, 1l1a SD, IL
800 jackson Scots
95 Phoebe 10
400 Alps ga, 3A, 3's, 80 b3O
235 Flag bio, $, ia, IA
800 Hunt ). 5ls b3O. IA, Az, 4's, ~ b3o, "A
$50 Ingomar =, Ia
40 Belmont "A, Az, 8 b30
SIS Newark 3 b50, 2's, as, 27s $50. 2zs
1870 Chief Hill ga. 81
735 Phoebe Phoenix 81, Ok, 57s, ga D3o, o1s oo'
5A, ga b3O
$50 Columbus 4, X b3
30 Independent 21s, IA b3O
20 Yuba 2
167 Golden Chariot 613, 6, ca, 6A BIO
10 HermeS =
$50 Minnesota
100 Mammoth q
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vEEY TRuE.-Our friend John r
says the longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out fol
..smart Alecs" and "cheap Johns But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if YOU want custom made suits from a
good responsible firm, call on J. p,
Dealy, Carson City, agent for James
Figel, merchant tailor and clothier, Sar
Francisco. JlIu"
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL COUNT
d of the state of Nevada issued for Orr Shy
county.--In the matter OF the Estate OF OZho
II. PARKER, deceased. In pursuance OF an or
der of the Judge of said Court filed and entered
january Is, 1873, notice is hereby given that
Tuesday, February 4, 1873,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, being a special term Of said
Court ap,, ointet for the purpose. and the court
room of said court at the Court Eouse. in Car
son City, county and State aforesaid. have beer
appointed as the time ans! place for proving the
will of Ozro H. Parker. deceased, and admitting
he same TO probate and for hearing the peti
ton of Amanda H. Parker, widow of deceased
praying for the issuing to her of letters tesla.
Inentarv; when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same as provided
by law.
Carson. January Is, 1873. j1S-td
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MAcHI

WHEELER Il WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
Of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. p B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler 4
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
featured. .##
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A ISLANDER REFUTED.-Visitors often
complain that they can't find a good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
R. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
Honse. they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store. a
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c1RBErr HoUsK-CoRBErT BRO. r PHoPRfEToRs
Miner d W Smith RIA Leary
q n Kinpsley r Knovland Chris Rabe
W Kinaston F Plat Jas Armstrong
John Hopkins
ST. CHARLES HorF1-oEo. ruFLY, PROPRIETOR
9 n shannon DL Tasting is Wheeler
Frevert Terry L Olds
Nelson BENZ Edison APSquires
A Winkelmau
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coRBErr HoUsR-coRBErr BRO n PHoPkfEro1
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SINT = H = - I o N.
ASSEMBLY-Thir Day.

Carson CRY, january IS, 1873.
Assembly convened at II A. NJ.
Speaker Bowman in the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
Chaplain.
NInn4o. rood and an,lroyal
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WANTED.-To ascertain the where
abouts of Geo. S. Montgomery supposed
to be in this immediate neighborhood.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., Bankers.
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NOTICE.

VUANTED-AC Competent Nurse can
w be had by inquring at Mrs. A. kEYSER
corner of Telegraph and Plaza streets, Carson
City. JA'-u
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMsBY HoUsE-GEoRGE D., TRYERs PROPRIETOR
VIM Black JP Mcfarland w L Knox
John H Dennis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-17

New York Central were the most promI-
nent in the advance, the Improvement In
,thss GRIT pApe1 being 81 ptg cent oE om
65 ID go large blockG q stle lgipck
changing hands. Pacific Mail was weak
early in the day, with free sales at from
3s4 to 37i, but improved subsequently, 70
3s9. Erie NJ, RRe,h declining from
aO1 to sd yhpAby with the fall ID
Eondon and in consequence Of report
that the suit for 100000 had been de.
cIded against the company in Ohio. Lake
shGie actkA at -9el aOSss ( New erk
CeettA1 ia y 1O4t. TReolher 9ectqa'
lioGs were Union Pacific from 20 10
,2S8; CleYelanLb Columbus s. Indiana
Central from 32t TO 32i; Rock Island
from eJlOs @I1416 Ohioa tpR eOt ID
IA0t; St. PatA non 53t to B4Ss Harlem
from 12S ID 1855; Canton from '9Si To
1O2i Northwestern common from Tot to
coz. A portion Of stock held by some
parties 10 make q corner has been dis
tributed. There was a general slight re
action during the day, but the whole llSt
finally closed strong, 49,
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self from the nail, lost his hold 10 ther6ol,
and went sailing down the shingles with
Awful velocity, both leeS spread OUT
c6iS Aaif on end, and hA hhtdse milking
desperate but irultless efofb to save him.
self. He tried to swear, but was 50
frightened that he lost his power otspeech
and when he passed over the edge oil the
roof, wilAtwsnty, iaeti Of tiR gltCsrshtGh-
ed to hin, Il % bd n gAv9 HIM The CON
tents 0l'ih6 6tlier barrel, and alien drove
into the house to load up again. The IN;
fortunate COville struck into Cherry tree
and thence bounded 70 the ground, where
he WaSfec6gpigedS picked up by the qS'
FserIbISI dsig6boF& ap.l carried into t1e
house. A new doctor is making good
days wages picking the shot out OF hls
legs. The boarder has gone into the
country 10 spepl the Summer, and me
iunibr Coville, hBvidg aelue StcTed piepe
oTbrlck III 6Ii handkerchief Is Laying 10y
for that dthGf boy. HGsays that before
the calm Of another Sabbath, rests on New
England there will be another boy In
Danbury who can't wear cap, .......
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CovILLE COUNrsHIs SHINGLES
A Scene that Could Only Happen i
DanbuFY.


(From that News. July ~ :,
There 6reme6 who dispute what they
do not uhilessdS1d IN 4: Ooville is such u
man. When he heard d carpenter say
that there, Rete9O many shingles on the
ROOT OF his houss bocluse tho roof CON
taihcd so many Square tc6t, Coville doubt.
ed the figures, and when the carpenter
went away, he determined to test the
matter by going up on the root and count
ing theIaA' He squeezed through the scut'
tle-C 6yfllo weighs 230-apd then sat
down on tliei FOOT, and worked his way
carefully and deliberately toward the gut
ter. Who Dc got part way down, he
heard q sound between hIp,and the shin.
giles, and be6Rme aWaTAt mi there was an
interference, S6otneWaY, ID iil further 10.
comotion. He,tTied, 10 Turnover and
crawl back, but the % truction held him.
Then he tried 10 move, along o little, in
hopes that the trouble would prove but
temporary, but an inCreased sound c0nvinc.
Cd him that either 4 nail or q silver had
hold Of his cloth,and that il he would save
any Of The must use caution. His folks
were in the house, but he could not make
them hear, and, besides, he didn't want TO
attract the attention OF the neighborS. So
hesat there until alter dark and thought
II would have been an excellent oppor-
tunily to have counted tho shingles, but
he neglected to use it. His mind appear
ed to run into other channels. He sat
there an hour after dark, seeing no one he
could notify Of his position. Then hesaw
two boys approach the gate from the
house, and, reaching there, stop, twas
light enough for him 70 see that one was
his own son, and although he objected to
having the other boy knowing OF his mis-.
fortune, yet he had grown tired OF hold
ing on to the roof, and concluded he could
brIbe the strange boy into silence. With
this arrangement mapped Out, he TOOK oIl
his knife and threw Il 60 that II would
strike near to tho boys and attract their
attention Itstruck nearer than he antici-
patoil. IN fact itiBtrutk so close as to hit
The strange boy on the head, and nearly
brain him, As soon "a he recovered
his e0uillbrihm, hO turned on C0Ville's
boy, who be was confident had attempted
to kill him, and introduced some aston
4 iRhmput and bruises in tho. tace Then
he threw him down, and kicked him In
the side, and banged him on the head,
and drew him over into the gutter and
pounded his legs, and then hauled him
back TO the walk and knocked his head
against the gate. And All.the while the
elder COVille sat on the roof and screamed
for the police, hut couldn't get away.
And thGn Mrs, CoVille, dashed out with
broom, and Contributed q few novel
features TO the affair at the gate, and one
OF the boarders dashed out with q double.
barrel gun, and hearing the cries from
the rooi, looked up and there espying a
figure which was undoubtedly q burglar,
drove q handful oil shot inib his legs.
With o howl Of agony Coville made q
plunge to dodge the missiles, freed him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-17

GHAIN-ThO market IL moderately active, bpt
the demand Is mainly confined 10 supply imme:
date wants, and there Is but little th2t Is really
now or important, excepting that the Ieceiptl
duringthD past week have boon comparatively
light. There is not the slightest change u
prices, and we now quote No. white Of 81 401
/ so; and No. / rcd at 81 30a1 40. Tho report
generally arc favorable for an average crop
hcncc, the outlook Is not favorable for higher
range OF prices, though no further decline Is an;
tiCIpatcd during the next 30, perhaps 90 days
as old stock will be wanted by ,mlllerS 10 NIL
with the new. The arrivals Of oats have been
comparatively light during the past few days,
and with brisk demand, there Is q lrmer feel
Ing but no Improvement In prices, which range
from 1905, as 10 quality. Coro-Is IN Light de-
maud and may now be quoted at 65a60. Rye
Quiet at 756sOc.
GRocERGEs-CQGt Kilograms dated June %
from Rio, report sales since tho 10th OF $4,000
bags; stock 100 600, and daily receipts 5000 bag
No change in price. At my other season Of the
year this news, considering the state Of the mar
ket, would stimulate holders; but In the face o.
the new crop soon 10 be marketed. II may have
no effect in advancing, but viii probably stlGcn
thc'markCt; choice old Government Java Gt CSC
choice Rio, &c; prime 2ic; fair to common % Nc,
Syrups-Common, 400SOG Primo, $4,000;
Choice, 65sDTO:; Fancy, 75c. New Orleans Mo-
lasSes-Primo selling at 70075c.
Su0py+ Refined HRrdS, Crushed, Powdered aud
Granulatcd llA0l1J<c: A Coffee, IO11+c; Coffee,
1910; Extra Coleo 10I<c; Commensurate sugar
IOXc; Yellow Sk 99Kc; stock Of Cuba aud Porto
Rico exhausted. Now Orleans Sugar, fair to
fully fair 90gXc; prime to choice IOOl0Hc.
DcmArAra I0Xc. g .-, 81 f.,...2S isrs
RicH-CholcG Carolina, 9Kc; Yellow O, 100
iOkc; Patna, Sc; RangoOn, 7NG0sC. 49,.
/ NEIIs+-l01tO Goa, q 20; 50 to gdn$b %; % to
I'd, Sbs5, e2 ! sl3lg Is E1Sli
Ons, &0-I.ard OIL, extra No. winter re
extra No. / summer TIC, Carbon OIL l4c. LiH'
seed oil, 81 0S! Turpenuno 7Sc. ~ ~
Provisions Mess Pork $i7 %. Bacon-ShOul'
dcrs, 9Kc; clSArEldc lie; now, breakfast bacon
l9Xc; sugar cured hams Ice: plain do, none In
market. Lard-In kegs. l0HC; choice leaf IN
tIercGs OHc DCRt brands ca1Vasscd hams, 1Ge,
HAY-There Is an incHeaBihg adbmaHtS eand
with diminished arrivals and reduced stocks
tho market Is aEmer and prices tending upward
bAled may BIO fairly Quots6at from 81 t0sS3s
per ton for fair to BtrIctyprime.
POTATOEs-The receipts continue light, and
as the supply IsscArcGly equal to tho demand
prices are Arm and we'll lnGIntAined, hanging
from SO TO IS per brl, for new crop, according Ia
quality. 4-at
PouLTRY-YOung or Spring chickens are
quotablC at from 40 tP' B0o, and old ones At from
80 to zoe per pair, according to Size.
81 sNUYF-7Oc; do in boxes Of six dozen, % 90.
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= CHICAGO, July lC41FIoutLoulet and
unchanged. , o Wheat - Demand activt
and prices advanced but unsettled; No. 4
spring 81 25a1 80; No. 9 do 81 1st
Corn-NO. 2 mixed 35sc. OaLs-2Sbc
Rye-No. 3 53c. BarleY- Unchanged
Provisions and unchanged II
every respect, and there Is nothing doing
In any article.
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Toledo Market.

Y TOLEDO, July TO- 1FIbdr y Market
steady with moderate demand. Wheat
Fair demand but at lower rates; No. 3
white IWabash 81 IS; amber Michigan
81 81; No. / led 81 G2i; No. 2 do 81 81.
Gorn-High mixed 44a44ic; low mixed
43lc. oats-No. !, SOC; Michigan 500:
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N8altIn1ore Garket.

BALTLMoRE, July 1O.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Active and firm
or; western red 81 Goal So; amber 81 6Os
/ 65. Corn-Mixed western dull ami
lower at sic. Oats-Firm; western mixef
4Oa50c; white, 51a53c. Rye-Dull at 70E
7jc. Provisions and butter-Unchauged
Whisky-Flrmer at 04c. a 80. ~" |
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WeoL.-In the immediate Vicinity Of
Washington tho market has been dull
during the last week. At Beallsvills,
however, we understand that 1t Is quite
active, sales rating at about .45 cents, A
careful observer estimates that about five
hundred thousand pounds have been sold
in this vicinity during the last month,
about three.dfths Of which from was
Washington county and the balance
from Greene county, Ono OF the good
results following thisis greater ease In the
money market; and the deposits with
our bankers have lately largely increased.
There is yet large quantity OF wool in
the hands 0tsfarmers.- Washington (Pl)
Rep0rLhr. -, n
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Cincinnati Market.

,h,UINcNNATf, July 16.-Flour Market
steady with moderate demand at SO u
az 90. Wheat-Old scarce; No. Q red
western 81 40a1 AZ; new 81 %. Corn
Quiet at 44a45c. Rye-Steady at 70s7 lC
Oats-Quiet at S9a43c RarIeY-Un
changed. ProVisions-Qulet. Pork
Quiet and nominally unchanged. Lard
Quiet:and MONTH steamsS BIC; kettle SIC,
Bulk Mcals-Qui6t; shoulders 7fa7fo;
clear rib sides OAOIc; clear 9ba9tc. Bacon
Quiet; shoulders 9saStc; clear rib sidCb
r0fal9Gi clear l0ss WHISKY ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money aud stock Martor

New York Money aud Stock Market
NRY YoRE, July 1G.-MoNEY-Easy
ct 4peF cent .i"iiss : XII
STERLING ExCHANGRrT-Dull; 109sal00s
Tor 90 days and 11ORs110i for sight. :
GoLD-FirmeF at 1155a11Gb, closing at
11G bid. Loans at SS4 per cent. Clear
ings $S9,OO0OO0, Exports, 81 100000 Of
American coin, 100000 sovercigns and
$4,000 OF silver bars. Engagements for
tomorrow 100000 gold coin and 5000,
600 in silver bars. Trcasuty tllsbursd.
mcuts $4,000. Custom receipts 1884.
600.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market. .
oFPlcn DAnr hIEHI.E1aEtCGR. :
Wednesday, July IL,


lUG fsas oPPlc1 DAnT EG11uIcGl,1
Wednesday, July 10.
APPLEs-New crop green Apples are coming IN
quite freely, and the market In consequence ls
easier, but prices remain unchanged, ranging
from 81 TO s. per bbl., according 10 quality.
BuTPIR-sAles OF prlme Il, choice al ls120c,
and there Is little or no inquiry for thelowtr
grades. g,TrL, -.,.r.--.
CHEEiE-U Unchanged; prime olto Factory "a
quOtAblc at1l0lliEc, ~ ,.-..l ........-.... AZ. q.
BAKING PowDER-S51Ss per pound.
BEooNaTFancy, = g TO and 81 IS; plain,
90 26fb376.
CANNED GoODS- TFAle continues dali, and no
Improvement can ASohAbIy he expected Soon-S
tho demand Is always light at this particular
time, PRICES, hoWeyer. arg 4OminAlly unchAug.
cd, and we continue 10 quote at $2iS09& per
dozen for Tomatoes; e. OO0S 90 for WInSloW's
Corn, and 81 p0 for Peaches. -, ,s--,
.DRIED FhuIF-The market eantiphGB q6iet1 al
though prime halve n lchos &c held with eon-
siderable hrmness. occRsloned by the belief that
the present crop will DO below an average, there
10 not much doubt about this; nay be quoted at
T09r,a APPLES nominal At S04c. " nssA ly>
RaaB- Th6rGceipts are0 nlytliE, but tho SUP
ply Is f1lly equal to the demand, and pficeS
remain without quotabl0 change, ranging from
Is to 2Oc.
Fnn-Lakc Herring all gone; while fish g. 90;
No. mACkerel, barrels, $i5 90; No. 8 do.
Slt co. No. 2, half barrels, IS 90; No 3, do. large
s. 90; No. 4, do. medium 50 90. r1 ~ Ig
FIOUR-Thc market is 1rmer IN feeling than
1t was at this time last week, occasloned by re-
ports that tho recent heavy rain Storms have
Injured tho Wheat crop In many localities, and
some of the western millCrs, 60 We arc reliably
informed, arc cndeavorlng to advance prices;
however, this Ii likelyto be only temporary; It
10 customary 10 get mp scare just about harvest
time, and while the Wheat crop may have been,
and no doubt was, damaged In some localities
It by no pcGns general, and tltasrGEorts gem,
orally indiC1ic that therr Wiz Be an Rvcragc
yield. II Is truC the weather recently has not
boon very favorable In this section Of the conn,
try for harvesting, but there Is not much doubt
but what the new CropwiIl generally be secured
in good condition. Quotations In Iobbing.
way may DO given as follows: vi
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Hours IkMnle4 Lultl9 s1Io uuls AAl NlQ9 NJ tue
Post ONCE IN this city: PTepSnsa p eeoor \,
Anee WIN the'lAtest dne tables On the Fau'
CLEVELAND &fITTsBpngIl S,Is ~
.-.f - - a-Trss 10y cL6tIlss DUB.
Pitisbureh, Cicyelsnd. n b. ! :, .. tlll in
ShubOnvile, WellsbuTgJ lltElb q. nj fGiIp.
Way Mall Wing to Wcllsl Iib:i6 q. 4 9, N.
baltimore d Wash. Va $50 3. q. . a;m
Phlla'phIa u Now York. rs N. II q. In.
way Nail, WhOAinG toI -
Cumberland ............i 10 q. m b:2Op. m.
Y" Ecrs s -. 1&lO .. IN. s:aOp. N.
Cumberland, Piedmont b
New Creek. .......:.m.. 8 pm 4. m.
C., O.,RR. CLOSES. DUB.
Way Mail, Wheeling to-
ColpmbuA. !. = 1S".,,y $50 z. mi ~ n In.
CInCInnAti, st. Louis y ~ ekI.EN
Indianapolis. :. ~. \ 0:99 q MI 2iQlR 2. ~.
Chicago and GAINESVILLE. 1910 \. M p. m.
Cambridge B BarneYilt 60 q. nj. lt9.99R. IN.
BellAiIa and IAneSy1ie. 40 y. m. 6aigp. n.
HHnrlIELn H5A. CLopEs, DUE.
Way Mall 10 Washington 400 p. IN 6'S9A N.
Washington. ............;l $50 Q. m. 6:1Op. In.
sT1dE LINES. CLOSES, DuE.
81 ClaIrsVillei and Nor I
ritQWu, Ohio. -, J. $50 .. ID 1000 a. ~.
81 ClaIrsVIlIe and Nor = -
,FidtoWn. Ohio. ..s-..... 400 y. MI 600 y. M.
MI PLEASANT, Ohio -. 200 j. III. 1900. q. m.
WCrt Liberty, Tue, Thur. ,o.oo
and Yrid .....:::.... 500 a. ~.
and Sat ~. -. ~ $50 PIN.
N's"'''YD Friday COOP N
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active, strong.

STATE BoNDs-Dull but firm.
SToCKs-The market showed greater
strength and activity than on any previous
day aimee thspEeaent upward movement
began. Western Union, Lake Shore, and
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HoD,s 4; vbis, mas y iuo. snd 8 ! q it,,hc
Post Oficc In this city. Prepared n ncc9rdf
Rnee with, tha'lAteSt tine tables on thu rail-
roads. - "a
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