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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

TIE Wayerlics, wave tonight
FlSE' weather Tor the Wcllsburg races.
The Masonic Grand Lodge meets in this
city on the 18th inst. ~. -frs 7rg =;
F" OSE deed in fee and ono deed Of trust
admitted to,record yesterday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were granted a
marriage license yesterday by the County
Clerk.
STREET COMMISSIONER WHITE thinks the
18th street improvement will be completed
to-day. 81
TuE Finance Committee OF the Board Of
Commissioner will hold special meeting
tomorrow evening. at-,
THES. AlphOnsus Catholic Society have
Egnicd their infection OF participating in
next Saturdays parade. l.. al -,,
TJE Wheeling Turnyetcin will turn
their attention TO the Paxton Fountain
demonstration tonight.
TIE Sunday ScoOl connected, with lions
German Lutheran Church will give o con-
cert on Thanksgiving eve.
TnR Judges and clerks Of election will be
paid of today at tho Office Of the Clerk OF
tho Board Of Commissioners.
A SOCIAL party was given last night ut
tho residence Of Mr.. Geo Brommer, an
tho music. JTgT tl'If,7 7. D;I1 'si
TnE strike now going on among tho
oystor.shuckcrs in Baltimore will, II it con-
,fnues, cause n scarcity Of tho bivalvOs in
this city, M well ms other points.
TnE tramp nuisance in and about Wheel.
ing IL becoming serious one. Reports Of
their lnsolcnCe come TO the public daily.
IA there no way Of abating the nuisanCo2
auTmB Turner's have passed a resolution to
invite all the singing societies TO their an
nunI ball tomorrow evening, ut their hall.
Tickets Will be issued TO the members ut
half price.
--TIIx cClebrated Harmony Quartet o.
s,enbehSIIic, will siug A. the cel6bHsi6h'o Of
.the 18th anniversary oftllc Harmony Sing
Ing Society, next Thanksgiving ovo, at
Turner Hall. ..s '.
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KNIGHTS NJ 1lOSOR ExeURsIoS.-The ex-
cursion OF Alpha Lodge No. 424, knights
OF Honor, to StcubcnVillc, Monday even
ing, was noticed briefly in these columns
Yesterday morning. fhGexcursionists did
not get back until3 a. ~, too late for an
extended notice OF the trip. Our reporter
came in with his notes just rs the paper
had gone to press. This is what he has 10
say ii the excursion:
THE Andes left Wheeling at 4:45 =. NJ.
with 925 excursiOnists on board, composed
OF sixty members OF the Lodge and their
friends. We had an excellent supper on
tho boat, and the trip up was very pleas
ant We arrived at Stcubcnville ut $50
p. NJ, and were duly received by Chandler
Lodge No. So. 4 procession was form
ed on the boat, and marched through the
principal streets, arriving at Odd Fellows
HALL about 9:I5, where we were duly re-
ccived with an address Of welcome by ".
=. Coulter, Clerk OF the Court, Hon. K. IL.
Cochran responding for Alpha Lodge, No.
l2i After going through with the work
OF the Order, we adjourned to Mossgroves
u. 8. Hotel, where banquet was spread
and at which general good time was ill.,
Obliged By all, and free exchange OF the
coIrlcsics Of the Lodge were passed. We
LETT S!eubenvilc ut 1920 \. NJ. The young
folks had good time on the down trip,
indulgiig in the light fantastic. We mr.
rived homrat 3 a. NJ. Many thanks to the
officers Of the Andes for kind attentions"
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demand lirm at quotations, l6al7c per dozen.
EkA1AEEt-in good demand i've geese
FtsH-Qno:atons: Forpackagcs containing
100 pounds OF sound fish, light weight and In.
telior quality at prices TO correspond: Goldfish
bonelEss 81 90; Lake herring, half bblS, at
81 IS; pickorcl. halt bbls, 81 rs; white fish,
y o. Half bblS. No. 5 maCkerel s. 5Oa4 70 /;
No. g 800.
FLouE-pulI and inactive, at last weeks
quotations, viz; We quote white wheat fam
lily at s. 0Oaj Is: rod wheat family 81 25a
I so; supcrs s. O0aS SO; rye Hour s. ". Buck
wheat, Sc per pound.
FEuITs are quiet and steady Apples in good
supply Ut j0caSl % per barrel oranges, 81 SO
as W pOr box: lemons s. 50aS 70 per box !;
grapes, per bushGl, 81 %.
GEocEHIRs-Market fairly active and Stea-
dv, Wa have no changes to make in Our
quotations OF last week, viz: C96eeS fair TO good
lilo l5Al6 cents, prime lie. choice lSG best,
roasted bic, yellow Rio &c Java &c. Straps
common tOaj0c, prime Soc, New Orleans mo-
aS,gS, good Sc, prime 4jc, choice Soc. Sugars,
re!inei hard crushed and gFanulated l0al0hc,
coffee 0I.c. 90, commercial A sugar
0c commercial SIC, yellow Z Sc, gold
en- C 79ic, common yellow 7a7%c. Rice, CAL
u.iiM cu,iru &c. New Orleans prime &c.
NlNoIaN"s AND' - Nl iOaNSS lCl lb'
GIAIX-ThG receipts ofgrain are liberal, and
= fair business is doing Our quotations Of
last week remain unchanged: Wheat at
SOaSJc per bushcl; Corn, 40a45c; Oats, 25c;
Rye, 45c.
uAY--RCmains quiet and weak baled, 50 90
alO 20; loose. s. 0laS 90 per ton.
SAIIs--lTheI following are the card rates:
Nails, l!rn,lS and Fencing 10 to 70d e 90, Sd
and Oh s. %, GLAND TdS2 so, 4dand 5dS2I5,3d
- 30, 9l SIS. Barrel. Ainch 50 90, Il inch
s. co. Inch $50, / !. inch$ IS u.s. ~ inch 81 So,
~ inch s. w, " inch 50 rs. Finishing, inch
81 co. "a inch s. co. IN inch 81 IS, l Y &c ~
inch 81 %. 2 inch 50 rs, ~ inch $ So 3 inch
and over 50 %. Casing and Box, lod to sod
1luch. Al 1918, I'd 81 On. I'd 1915. Lining, 4
in. 50 so, Kin. IS 90. Tobacco hid, 10d 81 so,
sd 81 ~. Gi and ID 50 90. CInch, all sizes $ rs
Cut Spikes, all sizes 50 2j. Boat Spikes,S2 IS
Sn'inr. 81 81 M. Id s. 90, 81 50 IS, I'd IS 70.
0SloHs-Are in liberal supply and steady de-
MANI, WITH prices firm. Quoted at Coo per
bushel.
PorAroEs-Arc in fair supply, while the de-
mand is steady hut not particularly active.
We Niiptc prime pcachhlows. at 6Sa75c per
bush. Sweet potatoes are in liberal supply nj
81 coal IS per barrel.
PEOvIeGSs-The demand In this market
continues light md prices weak. Following
re the current rates: Mess Pork-Family
5000. BacOn-HaniS uncanvasSed, 0a0kc;
plain shoulders nj Axe; sugar cured do &C:
clear sides at exc; breakfast bacon SC. Dried
iiccf- I2c. l.ard-Fnncy city, SIC.
MGs-l74c per pound.
VISEdEg=rcr barrel, s. 50a6 90.
WOoL-,luote,l at 30aS3c for choice washed,
and unc-thir1 OFT for unwashed Market dull.
SEEDs-rimothy seed, 81 goal 40 per bushcl;
clover s. 0Oa5 So.
SAlT-Pcr barrel, 81 lG.
TALIOw-TL for country.
ToUACCo-NavcS, 55nG0c; G5a70c.
WHEELING SToGrEs-Pcr 1000, $40 50all 80.
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY IxrELLraExcEE,

"""E''N"' i"tS'"'' No,v'"Ue' ''
Business Was quiet today, with a modcr:
ntcly active movement IN most branches OF
Inlde. Grain was IN lioG i' supply ana easy
hut unchanged Inc flonr market Is re-
ported little dull, but there Is no weakening
inlpriccs. Produce OF all kinds is in good
supply; prices unchanged WIN the exception
OF sweet potatoes, winch are lower EFoccricS
arc In fair demand anu steady. Provisions
weak and lower.
BEANs-Arc in iair demand ~ steady prices
We quote prime whitc navy at " W per bush;
BurTEH-IlIc mnrketrcmNins IN the weak anu
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PERSONAL MEXrroS.--I.ieut. Gov. Stall
maker Yesterday returned from Il trip to
the interior.
Mr. J. A. Reid, proprietor Of the Ocean
House, ut Atlantic City, is at the Mcclure
John T. McGraw, Esq, OF Grafton, is nj
the McLure.
Col. Bob McEldowney and John G. Nc
Eldowaey, OF New Martinsville, registered
at the st. James yesterday.
Col. Glen. Steel, OF Lancaster, Ohio, is q
guest OF Alex. BTanum, Esq, OF Bridge
port. .....
The celebrated Bessie Turner is n mem
bcr OF tho dramatic combination which
will produce "a Celebrated Case" here
next week.
Explorer Talmage has cancelled his
lecture engagement nj Little Washington
tonight, and the Washingtonians will
have TO wait until December TO hear him
Col. Devcrs aud bride, OF Philadelphia
who have been spending Il part Of thCii
honeymoon with friends in our city, re-
turned home yesterday.
Capt. 3. +. Hall is one OF the C0rora's
pilots. Capt. Ben stands at the head oil
The profession Pittsburgh Commercial
Mr.. Harry c. wilkins, apopular Cincin'
,nnti salesman who has been spending sew
ernl days in the city, leaves to-day.
DR.. Tom. o. Edwards is proud OF new
arrival ut his house That crows when he
sings "baby mine, baby mine"
Mcssrs. John L. Rice, Tom Little and
Scgsmond Hays returned home last night
from trip down the Baltimore road.
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A MELANCHOLY THiMP.-Last evening
your correspondent was diverted for q
short time with listening to the discourse
OF one who, b. the cut and shabbiness Of
his garments, the extravaganza OF his
imagination and the hurry Of his speech.
we supposed to be Of that species OF
tramps who are generally distinguished by
the title Of lecturer" We were mistaken,
however, MS the sequel will show. He was
entertaining probably o dozen listeners
with the sad, sad story Of his life.
Gentlemen" he said, with cast OF
his eve which expressed an emotion Otthc
heart that would have brought tears 10 u
PLASTER image, a nm rs u withered leaf
tossed by the htiul wind, tra,npled under
the feet Of men, Tonight memory car
ries mo back through tho dim vista OF de-
parted years, and again am trcading the
iiowery paths OF youth and basking in the
sunlight that illumcd my way in LIES
morning march, when this bosom was
Young. Alas. it Is buta dream. Now the
| heavens arc Curtained and the earth il
carpoted with sackclOih. ANA withered
Leaf, tossed by tho iitiul wind, trampled un.
dor the feet Of men. This little ball is all
have left"
Here he drew from his pocket black
ball the Nizc Of walnut. Touching q
spring it flew open, disclosing q small cav
iiv in which was a piece OF white paper.
"Look at it, gentlemen; it is the last link
that binds me TO the pasta fond mothers
giit 10 her wayard hoy" and no slowly
placed it on the counter. "When she
gave il TO mo-" he continued, at contain.
Cd bright gold dollar. 'Keepit, my boy,
she said and you will never be penny
less But was forced to part with it
Poor old mother, how she would weep &c
know that tonight that little ball is empty
absolutely cmptyw j..
cts got piece OF paper in It, Boss,
said one OF his auditors. Tho stranger
turned upon him a look Of unuttorablC
sorrow, and replied, "No, my friend, you
are in error, it is, US l have said, absolutely
empty"
"lll bctyou ten dollars, old melancholy
that there's piece of white paper ii
that ball"
"Gentlcmcn," said the stranger, ~ am
i not betting man; my old mother taught
Y me never to bet, but will not suffer my
veracity to be questioned. Here is the
ton and the ball" The latter flew open
but thepaper had disappeared. The melan
choly stranger was right; and pocketinf
the money with Gecp'slgh, he moved to
ward the door. rcmarking as he passed
nut, "Tam us awitheredleaf, tossed by tht
fi.ful wind ,tramplcd under the feet OF men.
~. T -3sl JEHEINsS
Bridgcport, Nor. 8.
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"TnE Boss. We call the attention OF
our readers this morning to the advertise
ment OF 0. G. Gcnther, the Boss Toy
Dealer of Wheeling" Mr.. Genther is
truly the representative dealer in his line
Of business, and his immense stock is
equal TO some Of the leading Eastern
houses. In addition to his Toy Bazaar, he
keeps large line Of Fancy Goods and
useful articles. The upper story over his
salesroom, ut 1857 Main street, is literally
packed full OF Novelties. and he is only
able to keeps sample OF his immense stock
in his sale:room. There is no use of us
inviting customers to his establishment, rs
he always does tremendous business
during the holidays and draws like a cir
cIlS
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Mn. LUXE RECEIVERS His HoEsE AND BuG-
GY.-Last week man representing HIM
self as an agent for Rcaso & Co., a piano
firm in New York, hired o conveyance OF
Mr.. Robt, Luke, the Market street livery
man, and made several short trips into the
country. On Friday morning he obtained
a horse and buggy for day trip, but fall
ing 10 return by Sunday, Mr.. Luke con-
elGdcd he vas getting outol the eS country n. y T.
.fcrent points, the piano man was traced
10 Cambridge, O., where it was found he
had disposed Of the turnout to Mr.. John
Davis. Il livery stable keeper Of that place,
for SIS, pocketcd the cash and taken his
departure on tho wcst-bounl train Satur'
day morning. Mr.. Luke arrived Mt Cam
bridge Monday evening, identified his
property, and returned TO the city yester'
day Tuesday by the morning train.
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srrcriinc II SoS3 90; extra s. OOas 50; Min.
ncsnta extra 81 25ai IS; high grades 50 75a
rs. Whcn;-ln fair demand and firm No.
red 81 O3ssal Q3N; amber 81 DIAL o.; white
81 Oinl O.: No Chicago 96a9Tc Corn
Nlnimliy unchanged. oatS-Firm; white
western 2ia29c; mixed western 24a26c. Rye
Steady; western SIC. ProvisionS-Dull.
Mess P0rk-SS 2JaS So Beef India Mess
SIS SO; smoked hams 0aIOc; picked 7lSa9c;
green 5l@nGc. Lard-EnSy; prime steam "a
isGc. Eutter-Stcady; New York and Brad.
ford county, Pa, extras lSA20c; Western Re
serve l5ll7c. EgR-Firm and scarce; west.
crn at, 2ir. ChCcsc-Dull; western at 7ka
SIC, Petrolcmm-Stcndy; refined S'Eaoci
crude INC. Whi'kS -Nominally unchanged.
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Pubic Observation-Disclosures BaTrcH.
The Opera House was literally filled last
night, one OF the largest and most fashion,
able audiences OF the season being present.
4 Just and apprcciative sense OF the com
manding histrionic ability possessedby MIR.
Barrett naturallyinspircd the desire to pre-.
face notice OF the close OF his engagement
hCrcbya fcwlitting words both oicommend-
alton and denoting the high estimation in
which the actor is held by the public; but
after seeing the audience which had 49,
sembled, I'LL hope OF conveying IN idea by
other means equal to that demonstrated by
the facts themselves vanished, and it was
concluded to let description oil the scene
speak for itself.
We thought We had seen Mr.. Barrett at
his best in "Richclieu," but until VIC wit.
messed his remarkable impcrsonation OF
"Shylock" last night, We did know what
he was capable OF. To our way Of think
ing he never appeared to better advantage
than in the roles OF "ShyloCk" and "Da-
vid Garrick"-so widely diiEercnt-thnt
he assumed last night; never gave more
evidence OF mastery abilities; never suited
tho action to the word better; never dis.
played more subtle art in the employment
Of words, or in informing passion. 1t was
altogether a remarkable performance.
Mr. Barrett was twice called before the
curtain,
IA Celebrated Ca&."-Thc next attrac-
ton at the Opera House will be this new
and popular emotional drama, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next. The New
York Sunday Mercury says Of it:
"For excellence OF Interpretation and
completeness OF ensemble "A Celebrated
Case at Niblo's Garden has been deserved.
IL commended by q succession OF critical
audiences. The cast comprises long list
OF iavoritcs, and tho entire production
fully vindicates Mr.. ]. W. Golfers advan.
tagcs in regard to experience, judgment
and libcrality. As presented here for the
past two weeks, a Celebrated Case may
be called the crack affair OF the season."
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WHEELING FAMILY MAREET.-Thcrc ap-
pears to be pretty fair supply Of proven
der calculated to tempt the eye and open
the purse OF the housekeeper ut this sea-
son OF tho year. Prices, as q rule, are low,
and what have been sometimes considered
luxuries are now within tho reach OF the
poorest and meanest as well rs the rich
and influential citizen. We have the fol-
lowing quotations for vegetables: Pota-
toes (Irish), 2Oa25c per peck; sweet pota.
toes, l5a25c per peck; turnips, 5al0c per
peck; carrots, 25c per peck; parsniPs, 25c
per peck; onions, l5a20c per peck; string
beans, zoe per peck; corn, l5c per
dozen; cabbage, 5al0c per head; celery,
SC per stalk; pumpkins and squashes, IN
l0c each. Fruits-Applcs, l0c per peck ;
ounces, out OF the market; grapes, &c per
Id. Poultry-Chickcns, live 20a3Oc each !;
dressed chickens, l0c per lb.; live turklcs,
75cal 90 each; dressed turkies, l0al2!c
per ID. live ducks, 30aSjc each; dressed
ducks, l2ic per h.; live geese, l0ai0c
each; dressed geese, Sc per Id. Game
Squirrels, l5a20c each; pheasants, S5c
each. Butter il l5a20c per h.; eggs, zoe
per dozen; cheese lSc per ID. for Schwcit-
ger, l2lc for Goshen, and l5c for l.imbur-
ger. Cider sells at l5c per gallon, or &c
per quart. Mcnts-Beeisteak, l0al2!c per
ID; beef roast, l0al9!c per ID; boiling heel,
6a7c per ID; dried beef, l5c per Id; beef
tongue, iOa5Oc each; fresh pork, Sc per ID;
fresh sausages, 3 lbs for pc; picked pork,
Sc per lB; fresh side, &c per ID; fresh hams,
lOc per ID; mutton, Sal9!c per ID; lamb,
lOal5c porlb; veal outlets, l5c perlb; roast
veal, l0c per lb; veal stcws, Case per ID;
hogshead cheese, 1Oc per Id; bologna, l0c
per ID.
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to Eastern speculatorS-totAl sales for the Wenk
2,1l9 aCad, against 3 02i lust week aud SOD
head same time last year.
SwfSE.-With considerable increase in the
receipts the quality OF which is fully equal
TO that Of last week, the market has improved.
andi quite firm ut the improvement, trade
being fairly active Throughout all the pens.
We quote sales at 4GiA cents, few being re-,
corded ut the former figure, aud those wens
tail ends, while the bulk OF the sales wcru
made at 4isaIH cents per ID net. The arri.
walls to Saturday were 800 head. and since then
some $500 head. Receipts this week 1898
head against esq last week, aud $500 same
time last year.
SmREr AND LAMHs,-1'rade is reported as
very slow in all the yards except for Stocksr'
and feeding Sheep in some few OF them, There
are number OF Eastern buyers on hand, hut
doing little In the way Of buying, willie the
butchers arc not buying many, We quote
butcher Sheep ut 3l4G4l.r per ID gruss, and
few very choice shade higher; stock Shcepat
81 T5a3 % per head, Us to quality. Lambs 1t
ia5i+ C per h gross Inequality iswithout So.
riouS change rs compared with last weeks
offerings Receipts this week 1888 head
against 4O?5 last week, and S,07S head the
same time last year.
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BRLLAiRE LocALs.-Messrs. A. W, An
derson. James Ei.ton,J. W. Yost and SOME
others are in st. Clairsville to-day, thi;
being the time for Reconsideration Of var,
ious bids for the erection OF the Children'E
Home, short distance east OF Barnes
vile. Mr. Yost bids as architect and Mr.
Elton as plumber.
A meeting OF the creditors Of the Bellaire
Manufacturing Company will take place
next Thursday in the roomsofthe Building
Association. .....
The stecple and doorway OF the Catho'
lie Church is being painted. y.
The Mission Mic Society met last night
at Mr.. Kirkpatrick's, in the Fifth Ward
those in attendance reporting lively oc'
casion.
Mr.. Robert Nelson and Rev. =. 5. Dean
are absent from tEe city in attendance mp
on the District Convention OF the Disci'
pies Church.
Mr.. l.. II. Hall, who lives on the corner
OF Belmont and Crescent streets, in the
Second Ward, is lying very low with the
consumption, and can live but few days.
John Boyd was committed today for a
term Of twelve days, being unable to pay
his fine OF $40, and costs Of prosecution,
for keeping the doors OF his saloon open
on Sunday.
Fred Bears little son cut m ugly cash
on his hand on Monday. Tho wound ro'
ccived medical attention, and no serious
results will follow.
Mr.. RoLewig, one Of the directors ofthC
Street Railway Co., is attending court to.
lay, relative 10 II suit OF damages brought
by person whose leg was broken by be.
ing thrown from cur, while riding over
the road The accident is said to have
happened about year since. fy'
Mr.. Tayor's house on Belmont street, in
the Fourth Ward, is being furnished with
a new roof.
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GrreG's CASE Mr.. Geo. Davenport
Yesterday returned from Waynesburg, Pa,
where he went few days since as counsel
for Eiihu Gregg, who il detained in the
Waync.burg jail rs a fugitive from Justice;
It willbe remembered that Gregg escaped
nom the Preston county JUL, where be
was confined under sentence OF death for
arson. As Gov. Hartrantt Is busy in the
Pennsylvania canvass, lie tclcgrnpced to
tho Sheriff Of Greene county TO hold his
prisoner until further notice, and time
would BIO set at an early day for hearing
OF the case. Mr.. Davenport was counsel
for Gregg when he was tried and convict,
ed. and i now retained to get him out Of
his present difficulty. In tho meanwhile
Sheriff Ford, Of Preston county, is using
every endcavnr to get reQuisition and re-
sumo possession OF his prisoner.
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LIVER is KIx0.-Thc Liver is tho imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as il con-
trolls the life, health and happiness OF man:
kinds OF ailments are the natural result. The
digestion OF food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, arc all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. II hnS been sue
cesslully proved that Green's August Flower
is uncqualed in curingal persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
mcroxs symptoms that result from an un'
healthy condition OF the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove that it is just what you want.
nndkw
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A TRUNK RonnERY.-About { o'clock
last evening, citizen OF Centre Wheeling,
walking down past Scnbrights store to.
ward tho river, discovered two men riting
an open trunk on q gondola car on the b.
< o. Road At his approach the mon fed,
and surprising they llad obtained posses.
sion Of the trunk by foul means
he had It removed 10 Scabrights
store for Identification. Later In the
evening tho discovery was made that tho
trunk Ind been stolen from George Bolts
Hotel, on Market street. 1t scoms Il Q
thieves carried the trunk to the railroad,
and had succeeded in bursting 1t open and
were on the point Of riiling It, when they
were frightened Of. The thieves had not
been arrested at n lAte hour Inst night.
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CrxcrxSArr, November J.-Cotton-Qniet
at AEc Flour-Quiet but steady. Wheat
Quiet hut steady; red and white S5a02c
Gorn-Firm at Stia37c. Oats-Stcady, with 4
fair demand at 2lA94c. Rye-Inactive and
lowcrat i9a. BRrlcy-Quiet and unchanged
Pork-Easicr; jobbing at s. 25a7 so. Lard
Quiet; steam s. s.; kettle nominal. Bulk
Meats-Dull, weak and lower at 4a41sH4HC,
Bacon-Dull and prices shade lower at 3I1u
3&ai5.ni;1a5c. BUttcr-Stcady and unchang'
cd. Linseed Oil Quiet ut AaJ5c. Whisky
In fair demand at hut ut lower rates Mt 81 CO.
lT0Gs-Dull and lower; common at 81 25N
% 60; li"tr g 7SN2 90; packing 81 70a2 IS;
butchers So 0Na295
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06
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ToLEro, November 5-Wheat-Stcndy; No.
Michigan held ut Csc, 07c bid; amber Michigan
spot OtHc; seller November and December
nc; NJ. . amber Michigan 92c; No. 8 red
winter Ole; rejected Wabash Soc; western am
her Ole. Corn-Quist; high mixed size;
new 35I{c; No. Q, 3G1c; new 34Itc; rejected
&c; new 33IIc; damaged new size. Oats
Quiet: No. ., exc. Clover Secd-Prime
Il OOaskcd; s. 90 bid; No. ., 1910.
At the close: Whcat-Dull; No. white
Michigan 05c; amber January 04c; No. 2 rcd
fall 9ic bid; cash sales January 94Hc; No. 3
10 Ole: alubcr western December Ole. Corn
-3il!C; new II &c.