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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

NEw YoRE, August s.-Judge Wallace,
in the U. S. Circuit Court, has denied a
motion for new trial in the suit Of Jas.
A. Whalen, of Killona plantation, Louisi-
ana, against Gen. Sheridan, for damages
for trespass.
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GERMANY.
PRUSSIA AND rnR CHURCH.

PRUSSIA AND THR CHURCH.
BERLIN, August s.-The North Gamun
C3dIette' Prussian correspondent denies that
the German Ambassador at Rome has
caused fresh writ Of the Prussian Courts
10 be served on Cardinal Cedochowski.
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ALBANY, August S.-The tolls from the
opening Of navigation to August l, is
SSll, ,7OS, a loss Of S9S,440 compared with
last year.
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Hechter's Funeral.

PHtLAprlpHI4, August s.-The funeral
OF Fechter, the actor, took place to-day,
and was attended by great number ol
persons,
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the IRISH voLuNrEER DILL.

1t is supposed the Irish Volunteer bill
which failed in the House OF Lords last
night, was squclched by the action OF the
Peers who are great landed proprietors in
Ireland. In supporting the previous qaes.
ton, the Government leaders opposed the
bill, declaring, they thought it impolitic to
fix stigma of disloyalty upon the Irish
peonle.
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A Pool Contest.

New YoRK, August S.-The Billiard pool
championship match between knight, the
champion, and Lou Morris, IT,, OF Boston,
was won BY the lateral games TO 10.
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cETYwAYo STILL HOSTILE,

A Cape Town dispatch says: The re.
port that King Cetywayo had offered 10
surrender, is not confirmed, and the i'm.
preston prevails that he viii give more
tfouhle
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FRANCE

DEAfI or ALEXANDER HEssE.
PARIS, August s.-Alexander Hesse, the
eminent French historical and portrait
painter, is dead, aged 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

WHEY troubled with . sense Of iulness
or oppression after meals, the pleasantest
relief attainahle Is one or two ot DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Price 95c.
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Naw YoRx. August SO. Hyllested &
Co., cotton brokers, have failed. Liabil-
tiles are thought to be not over SO, 900.
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plsARMANINf or RusrcHuY.

Rusrcnux, August s.-The wall sur.
rounding the town is being demolished,
in accordance with the provisions OF the
Treaty Of Berlin.
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AUBURN, August s.-Samuel ]. French,
money order clerk in the postofiice, was
arrested for rihing the mails,
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Nrw YoRK, August s.-Arrived: Steam
ems Rotterdam, from Rotterdam, and
Rhein, from Bremen.
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Newman Hall, the Congregational pull.
pit orator, has obtained decree Of divorce
from his wife on account OF her adultery
with one Richardson, stable keeper. The
trial created a great sensation. His wife
brought counter charges Of the same
character. Hall admitted that he aban.
doned previous action for divorce, be-
cause he feared it would be an obstacle to
his efforts to raise funds for new Chapel,
and for the Lincoln Memorial Tower, com.
memorative OF Abraham Lincoln.
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L0lG11404N 4N II w Ne
Continued Suspension Of Canadian
Banks.
AThreatened Panic Among Dominion
DepOsitOrs.
HOstllltles in South Africa still
Pending.
Fears of Further British Disasters.
Singular Suicide Of a Russian So
Cialist.
A Disastrous COnaauration at Sc
raleVO.
The Failure of the Irish Volunteer
The Failure of the Irish Volunteer
Bill.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, August S.-A Times Berlin dis,
patch says: The Kuldja question has
been settled, and the Chinese Ambassador
will soon quit st. Petersburg for home.
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MONTREAL, August s.-The Vile Marie
bank is suspended. The liabilities on BILL
holders and depositors is about SO, 900.
There Is run on the Hochiaig Bank, and
City and District Savings banks. Great
excitement prevails.
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SASFRASclscO, August S.-The Virginia
walking match was won by Vonberg.
Score, 30S miles; Tourlette, 275 miles.
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RAlInInn

Prot j. T. Duff and family got back
home on Thursday morning.
The members Of Co. D are not to be
allowed to compete in the competitive
drill for the silver cup at their picnic on
Saturday. All the other members Of mill.
tary organizations may compete. Be sure
you 80 TO this picnic, out the narrew
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risOns here have received one months ar.
rears Of pay.
! NEW GRAND vIzIER.

The expected Sanieit Pasha will be ap.
pointed Grand YiEier, with ATahmud
Nedim, Adrif and Kheireddin Pasha as
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Greeee, InereaslnE PetroIeum Impost.
WASHINGTON, August s.-Greece has in.
creased the duty on petroleum to nearly
twelve cents per gallon.
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TURKEY.

TURKISH BACK PAY.
CoSsTASrlSoPLE, August s.-The gar.
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WASHINGTON, August S.-The Secretary
of the Interior has letter from Spotted
Tail, who says both he and his people
want to be like whites. We kave good
country and behave ourselves and work.
The latter thus closes: want to tell these
last words: have had enough OF the mill
tary. want my people to work. want no
more scouting. have had my belly full.
We want to freight and work the ground.
never laughed but once, that was when
the agent Of the Lower Brules said ~ kept
his people here" They visited US and |
fed them and my people gave
them $50 head OF horses and sent them
all home to their agent. Since we have
been here my people have had no whisky.
Wherever military are, there is always
whisky and that makes trouble. / want
you to come here and stay month and
see howit is. My friend this is all have
to tell you.
[SIGSED. SPOTTED x TAIL.
Marx.
| LWITNEss. LOUIS RICHARDS.
Interpreter.
Secretary Schurz has replied to Spotted
Tails letter thanking him for his express
sions Of good will and promising to visit
him on the Both OF August and spend
several days on the reservation.
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PlTTsBuRGH, CINCINNATI AND ST,
y LOUIS RAlLhAY-PAN HANDLE RoUTR5


Time Table Eat ind West, Gprl' I, ts7s. yF
Tmtns leave Pan Handle Depot loot III Eleventh
sEiSSs near Pubic Landing. daily except sunday, =
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Hss6savtls AocommodahioN-Lsaym BsIl,,,. =. a.
P n, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives al Sinbsn1fiiss ~
W. !. mi leaves steubenNtllo at 10 q, m,: Bjdae-
port ~ .. nj arrives u BellRiro nj 1884 m. SsI'
t1eEeS aad s;Sgage Cheeklt 70 all principal polnts
q In BridgOPotL
La flD4 FIR MYERs, &,
enetal faAsenEer aud Ticket 1sdnt.
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waiehworda for 1850.

okoloua (Mis.l State.
We are taxed'to pension Lincoln hire
lings for killing our people, burning our
homes, laying waste our fields, stealing
our property and hurting US headlong in
to ruin, poverty and despair. 10 !,
We aretaxedtopay for the enforcement
of false and fraudulent laws that were en-
acted 70. COW humiiatesa pitl1s utter
,ly to shamel ,-if.G stqGlssA gl'algeit ~
y Wearetaxed to paythe salary OF a Grim:
inal who stole the Presidency.
We ar6T taxed 70 lay the Returning
Board thieyes and peFjnrers and unhung
scoundrels whom he appointed to office.
r5i Rssa FitA 6iAS S1HR A Fns 'Tnfpa.
- Down With centralism and Its hints Of
crown and sccpterl
Down with.the pictures OF Lincoln and
the scoundrels whosprrouhded him In the
battle DAYS 81 yGl.a65.ssaJ ba
Down with every anti. Democratic tdea
These, be acknowledgements tos4asoss0l
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PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Flour-Quiet; Min.
nesota extra family, low grades for export
81 %; do fair $i46 do good S62Ntd0 fancy
S4S7k. Rye HOur-Quiet and UNCHANGED,
Wheat-FiFmeT No, 2 western rcd q 18a
l l3X. Rye-More doing; western SIC. Corn
Dull western rejected S0at0c; steamer mixed
and yellow 40al0Nc. oas-Morc active;
mixed SeaS2he; white western sSIfaS5e.
Proyisons-Dnll. Beet-Mess Si2 90. Fork
ssG M4alG rs w smoked 1. se SEss So g picked
Dull, creamery extra i6alSct New YORK
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra i4Ri6c.
Western Reserve extra l2a1lC; do rood IA
choice Gallo EggS-Steady; western lie.
CheeSe-Steady; western creamery 61IR7c: ID
good haHc Petrnleum Weak; refined Sbo.
crude 7Hc. W~hiaky-Firm; western t105IE,
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BALTIMORE, May s.-FIour-Frm aps
higher; western superine s 25aI 90; do ex,
tr4 81 60a5 20: do family s 25A8 90. Wbeai
Western strong and active; No. Q Pennsyi,
vania rel 81 IS; M. 2 western winter M.
spot 81 legal l9SS May 81 lax June 81 iSIl
al l3x; July 81 l02lGI II. Corn-Westefn
firm; western mixed, spot and May 4SaGSIEc;
June 4SHai3HC; July 4Ial4Hc; steamei
4Oal0Nc otts-Firm and in demand. Rye
Quiet Of 6Sa60c. Hay-Dull and UNCHANGED,
Provisions-UnchauEsd Butter = steady
prime TO choice western packed l4al6o; roli
ialSc. Eggs Unchanged. Petroleum :
Firm; crude ,7t<a1lA Nc; refined s9<asXc. Coffee
Steady and unchanged. WhiSky-Dull and
unchanged.
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Chicago.

CHIcAGo, May s~-FIOur--In good demand
at full prices. Wheat-IrrcgulaF and unset
tied but generally higher; No. . Chicago
spring 0iXc cash ;98Ac June; a5I<c July ;Nle,
at 03Ka9SXc July; No s do 70Xc; feiected
Csc. ,Orn-strong and higher at 3iJSc cash:
S5Aa3SEe June; 389<a3GEc July, oatsH
.,ctive, firm and hisher at 28Xc cash; 27kc
jane; NAc July. Rye-Steady and unchanE.
ed. Barley-Firm and unchanged al 7oe.
Pork-Demand good and tending inward N
% h0a0 81 cash; 80 67lfu06 90 June; 50 67Xa07 "a
July. Lard Strong and higher at $6l2ISa
9 u cash; % 15a6 Tx June 20 17ka92 20 July.
Bulk Meas-ln good demand and prices q
Steady M Al 0l.
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a sFTRRINaA
The Appeal or me e:,sr.d Non Of 1oul.,.


. We, the representatives otthe people Q
African, decent ofLouisAna, In convention
assembled, sOlemnly and truly swear be
fore God and the country, that we are dc
MED the freedom Of the ballot and equal
! ty before the law, and that In the unhol,
prosecutions visited upon US orour polltl
cal opinions, the utmost limits Of endur
ance have been reached.
Our grievances, which we have patient
" and hopefully borne, have been mum.
erous and cruel.
We have suffered ostraclsm in violation
OF divine precepts.
We have been denied our civil rights in
utter disregard Of the laws Of the Com.
monwealth.
The courts have aggravated our wrongs
by mocking our appeals for redress.
Our school houses, churches and homes
have been reduced TO ashes with i'm.
punlty.
We have been systematically cheated
and plundered by planters and country
merchants until starvation stares US In the
lace.
bya wicked combination we are forced
% rent land at $40 an acre per year,
which could not be sold in fee simple for
. PEI acre.
Our representative men have been driy-
en- from their homes and forced TO aban-
don their property and household goods
because Of their Republicanism.
Our people have been whipped, murder
60 ana outraged when they would not be
seduceu ana could not becoerced from the
party winch etnancipated them,
ouf cry IN terror tors help, for protec-
uon q against political ,assasslnations
aas been shametully ridiculed by our
gpilty enemies, % the waving OF the
II we are il~literate, 1t Is because white
men made 1t q crime to teach us to read
the Bible.
II we are poor, It Is because we have
1een denied the rights OF property, life,
llDerty ana the pursuit OF happiness.
Our past IN the South has been an exist.
ehee OF sorrow tears and blood, and
under the unchristian aud despotic senti.
ment, the future Is without a ray Of hope.
we nave almost been driven to desper,
atlon through the combined calamitfes at
the same time,oi yellow fever, the South.
err policy, and political massacres.
For these and other reasons, which are
a.matter OF record, " e.appeal for material
ald 70 the Official and moral influences OF
the PRESIDENT oil the United States, for
wnom many persons OF African descent,
rather than be false to principle, willingly
sacrificed their lives.
We appeal to Congress for a favorable
consideration In behalf OF the suffering,
hunted, prosecuted and starving exiles.
Meappeal, IN u necessities, to the Re-
publican party, 70 which we have con.
sctentlously and taithtuilyadhered, and for
winch we have been scourged and massa.
Greg.
w appeal to the literally OF good men
IN the Democratic party who are opposed
70 the wicked method practiced upon q
deIenseless people Tor political opinions.
: We appeal to the hearts ofthe Christian
pnoic; 10 the churches and all other or
CARNATIONS which have observed our pa
thence and endurance under the reign OF
terror.
Weappeal with confidence to the loyal
sentiment which saved the Republic, be. |
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The Pittsburgh Southern and the BaItl.
more d Ohio RnIlr0ndA.


The Pittsburgh Southern and the BaltI.
more q Ohio Railroads.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Few people JallS Appreciate the i'm.
portance Of the Pittsburgh Southern Rail-
road and the advantages that will accrue
to this city through It's operation. The
new management have taken hold ina
way that assures success and opens a
fertile section oftheE country hitherto de.
pendent upon wagon traffic in its inter-
course with Pittsburgh, The tirstthrough
freight on the Pittsburgh Southern reach.
ed this city yesterday, being three car
loads oflumber from Waynesburg. d
This new line opens up competition to
Wheeling, and the company have consum.
mated an agreement with the Baltimore&
Ohio Railroad Company, BY which all the
express freight Of the latter company from
Grafton to Wheeling, West Virginia, will
come over the Pittsburgh Southern, thus
saving twelve hoursitime ID carriage. The
latter companyeh Have alfeady Secured a
good business, and their warehouse is
piledifull Of freight. Arrangements have
been made for the transfer Of freight and
passengers, greatly facilitating operations
at triting ,costto the Company, and before
long they will brihetrains TO the Pittsburgh
and Lake Erie Railroad depot, on the
Southside, the grant Of the right Of way
TO thelatter company STIMULATING that the
Pittsburgh Southern should have the priv.
ilege to lay q third rail from the mouth o.
Sawmill Run TO the heart Of the city.
The new Superintendent, Mr.. N. D,
Hays, is a man Of immense energy II he
fails to find paying business for the new
road, 1t will be because it cannot be found.
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Chinnrn i,ntne n..n..

onlcAsO, May s.-The Drovers' Journsl
HoeS-Rsceipts 1900 head; shipments esOt
head. Market opened firm then weakened,
closing strong : all sold mixed packing a 81
heavy s. 65a3 05. NNNH
oGrrLE-Receipts 400 head; sbipmsrt,
3 100 head. Shipping firm at 81 2Oa6 %; one
lot Of fancy exports at $ q: butchers' slow
so. Yards well cleared.
SHEEP -ReceIpts 1,4OO head; shipments $40
head. Market dull and n quarter lower. ana.
pers doing nothing; one flne lot at S5 so.
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aud yellow &c. oas-Demand active; No.
8 SS5fe do white 84jsc; No. Z, 8lltaS6c; do
white Seaselc; No. ], Sc; do white Selfe;
western mixed 8lG8Sc; white western SaaSsc.
Hay, Hops, Sugar aud Molasses-Quiet and
unchanged Riee-Dull; Carolina gha7Jle;
Loulstana8NABsfe. Petr0leum-Dnll United
76a16sEc; crude 1tA7Hc; refined SIC. Tai.
loW-Steady Ut 6Na8Sc. Rosin-Nominally
unchanged. Turpentlne-Firm Of 80c. Eggs
Steady; west.rn Of ike pork-Quiei;
old mes 30 l2hi new $40 l6al0 Is. Beef
Quiet but steady. Cat Msats-Qulet and un.
changed. Whisky-Dull at 81 los.
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CINCINNATI, May S.-Cotton-Weak Rt 1oc
Flour-FfFm and unchanged. Wheat-Steady
with q good demand; rcd and white N oil
l O6Z. Corn-Quiet at 37aS7kc. Oais-In
good demand and pric ia shade higher at 2aa
Sic. Rye-Quiet but firm nj Soc, Barley~
In good demand for No. 2 fall a, o2c: held AT
95c. Pork-Firmcr but not quotably hieher
at 50 T6al0 90. Lard-stronger current make
$O0Obid. Bulk Meats-Quiet; held at IS 6Oa
4 45a4 60at G5Ri 10. Bacon-Scarce and Arm
at 81 coal 12ha5 00a5 12ISa5 25a5 SIX. But.
t~er-Steady and unchanged. Mnseed OIL
Quiet at &c. Whisky Qui at 81 Oh.
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ST. IoU1s, May s.-Hoos-Hisher and
active; rough and mixed packing $ iOas IS
Workers 10 Baltimores s. S5aS so; smooth
heavy g 65aS 65: Receipts 400 head ship
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III ooEa. r sE e gs.ts|I LEtI E'-|'
GovERsMESTB-Flrm.
United states O. OF 1881, coupons .....................1
New -Four and & halls.
New Fours ...,....."a .-...--.... .l04&
currency al&os
RAILROAD BoNDs-Actiyc and strong. with
the largest rise, 0 per cent, In Rome, Water.
town and 0gienaburg tirsts consolidated. The
next largest advance was 2K per cent In C c.
& |. G. firsts. Missouri, Kansas d Texas firsts
consolidated, and the seconds rose 2 per cent
each. Chesapeake & Ohio firsts, series ''B."
advanced one per cent. The heaviest tran.
sactions were in Erie seconds, new consoll.
dated.
STATE BoxDs-Dull. H
STOcKs-The market opened weak. and
prices declined Aa1k per cent, Northwestern
common leading the downward movement.
The depression, however, was OF brief durA.
ton, and speculation assumed q strong and
buoyant tone. The whole list rose ka2 per
cent from lowest point, the greatest rise being
in Northwestern common. Thegenenl list con.
tlnued strong throughout the oft rnGon, and
closed at the best prices ofthe day. ST. Louis,
Kansas Uity&Northern common showed d dc.
cline Of u per cent and preferred y per cent
Iron Mountain closed at ~ and Chicago, st.
Paul & Minnesota at SIX, ohios improved
on the, large out-0f.town orders. The ear Y
decline in thegeneral market was due To the
unEavOrable rInuors from the West about the
growing crops, and the subsequent advance
was in consequence Of the report Ofsrain and
improvement In the crop prospects. no 81
Transactions aggregated 400,00O shares, Of
which. 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
IS, $50, Wabash, 2a,000 Northwestern common,
l4.tW preferred, $40 St Paul common n
900 preferred, 1900 Lackawanna, GOO Mich
igan' Central, 5000 Hannibal &St Joe, 10000
0hio& Mississippi, 900 Western Union, H..
900 Kansas City & Northern, 400 Iron
Mountain and 5000 Chicago, St. Paul &
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Toledn.

ToLEDo, May s.-wheat-Firm; No. i
white Michigan 81 O6X; extra white Mich.
gan $lOsK; amber Michigan, May and June
81 0S14; July 81 '0SK; No 2 red Wabasb. Can
TO June 81 oSlsi No. s do 81 Oe; No. 2 amber
Illinois 81 16. Corn-Firm; high mixed
SSSlEc.; No. 2, June S7Ae; July SSEc. Oats
.NOminal. MI -. .LI
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Cincinnati Hog Mnrket.

orNcIxSAr1. May s.-Hoes-Demand fail
and market firm common g 5OaS 20: liehl
as g. Receipts 1910 head; shipments esl
bead,
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MArcnrsrrR Mas.

A boston Physician Says;-
"since l received so much relief from the
use oft myself after q thorough trial Of the
usual rem dies, | have privately advised lis
use, and presume | have sent to your store no
less Than one hundred Of my patients for It"
Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions 81. Sold by all Druggists.
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DRY Goods.

NV. YoRK, May s.-Buaness moderate
in all departments. Cotton goods In steady
request and very firm. Prints moving slowly.
and gtnghans quiet. Printed lawns hi FOOD de.
mand. Shetland and lace Shawls IN fair re.
guest. Heavy woolens, for mems wear, doing
fairly. Foreign goods sluggish.
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East Liberty, May S-CArrLR-ReeeInt,
to-day three car loads or 81 head OF local no
through; total for taree days 20l head Of
through and 26l head Of local. No business
today. ~
HCGs-Receipts to-day $50 head; total for
three days 3t465 head. Workers S. 60a3 90:
PhiladeIphias s. 70i3 IS. T75
SuEEP-Receips to-day 200 head: total for
1hree days I 100 head; selling stronger extra
81 6Oa4 6S; good to fair IS 91S4 IS; ali clipned
sheep, woOled sheep being out o the market.
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THE srEUBENyTLLE WOOL HOUSE.

Clearing Out Their HoIdIngs Of Fin,
sSTfFesPeetlYs Prices m Sea
steubenviils Gazette.
The Directors Of the Wool Growers
Exchange were in session yesterday. We
learn upon inquiry that this was their
regular meeting, and their principal bust.
ness CONSISTED in making arrangements for
the Coming season, takipgbohdi from their
officers and employees, and closing &C:
counts for the past year, which were salts.
factory to all concerned, except the low
prices obtained for wool. This they lay
to the depression in the wool market,
which, has Affected wool hodsesla[ over
uecotntry; yet prices Obtained by them
were invariably above prices paid in the
country ut the time OF sale.
They expect to issue o circular soon,
giving the advantages OF their manner OF
handling wool, prospects for the coming
season, &c.ll fs,N no II srs0F 10 -
In passing we might remark that they
closed out their last pound OF fine fleece
yesterday at the following prices: X Sic,
XXX SEC and delaine 3Sc. The former was
purchased by Mr.. Hemingway, OF Chicago,
anhgsent to western mills; the, delaine by
MI. Han, 'ofJdliard'& Co., for the Rehnide
mills, Conneetieutl They still have some
medium, whishithey expect 70 close out
this week. They are in constant receipt
OF small lots Of wool. New wool has be-
gun to arrive, among Others a small lot OF
Kentucky combing.
Astotheprospectfor prices OF woohthe,
coming season, wool men now seem wary
reticent about the matter. The talk Is 25c,
yet they express feeling now and then
that wool may so to SOC. Farmers seem
inclined to talk as blue over the matter as
the wool men whom we have cmet. We
hope they have not become discouraged
as to the future of their industry, which is
one Of the most important in this sections
for low as prices Of wool are many other
farm products seem lower.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-09

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