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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07
GBIEF


Excessive anxiety, or prolonged study, will Pro.
luce ,nhrmity In the Nervous 81 stem 10 proportion
The strength Of that system Is expended upon lhe
mind 10 troubled thought 80 are the organs OF dgts
lon, GIslmiIation and nutrition, rendered lDae,Ne
md aluggsh In proportion As the system becomes IN
arm. Every individual has some one organ Seatef
than the Teit and this always the nst 70 tnuer IuI
ing nervous prostitution; for example, Aftetng news
tompines cAuIts total Suspension Of the muscular &c
lion Of the heart when the patient q pro
iucltg sudden hemorThago and death. Eodouht any
longer remains Of the practbilly ii restoring ne ner
youS tyItan, and through the nerves the mlscis o.
he imnaIred organs FELLOWS COMPOuNn
JYRUP OF HYP0PH0SPHITES has been proved
% poSsetS such power 10 numerous instances u VII
lunaft strength 10 overcome trouble and Amlcton
Persons Who are accustomed 10 look upon the unIL
do and Who see no pleasure In living, on uali the
Il mn soon 10 m 10 value and enjoy lie and those
Who study deeply during long hour, viii and 10 me
.yrup promoter Of the power Of endurance IN the
There ID no abaurdIty In tho fact that an impaired
Nervous system causes ronSImptlont NeuaIHiAi
bronchitis, DySpepsIl, Asthma, Epilepiis fis
WhoopInE Cough Heart Disease and hat q 9theTs
hen Why "a Il Ab urd thlt ELBOWS hYPOtthh,US,s-
PHITES, which t1eotuAlly cures Nervous pepllty,
should cure these diseases hlso, "kemoNe the CAUSE
and The complaint will eeaSe." p,,
aB-Look out for the name and addre's, }. l. FELL
LOWS 81. John, n. b on the yellow Wrapper IN
water mark, which Il seen By holding the paper DO
Price, $3.50 pr bottle. Six for $3.50,
FOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. TSAW
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O1HoiHNAri, September 6.-Cotton easier at
ike Flour In fair demand family a 30a
1 60; fancy "a 7aa6 90, Wheat dull; No. 2
amber 9Oc No 2 red winter 90as2c. Corn
strong; No. 2mixed 46aI6Ilc, Oats firm; No.
3 mixed s2aSSc. Rye demand active and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

STOcKE-The market was strong anu hctNe
Throughout the day and the dealings were al
times attended By considerable buoyancy.
The highest prices OF the day were made IN
the tina! dealings when the Improvement
ranged from u TO per cent Louisville and
Nashville, Oregon Navigation, Rock Island
Illinois Central, the granger and coal shares,
st. Paul and Omaha Denver and Rio Grande
and Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and New
York Central being very prominent IN the
upward movement. Lake Shore and North
western advanced on largely increased earn
ings and talk Of larger dividends. Denver
and Rio Grande stock Is becoming, scarce
One OF the special attractions OF the day was
the st. Paul and 0mahs, which advanced on
active demand to 45kas5H for common
aud preferred respectively. These properties
are doing remarkably well. The Ontario
Mining Company declares a dividend Of so
cents f1sr share. The earnings OF the Texas
Pacific road increased 81 900 the fourth week
In August. The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy earnings for August show gain OF
$4,000. The Flint and Pere Marquette road
shows increased earnings Of $SlU,OOO t!om
January LIST to September LIST The earnings
OF The Hannibal and ST. Joseph increased
$lD,9S2 the fourth week in August, increase
for the month 81, 1858, and from January lst
SIS9S60. There was considerable covering oil
short contracts Ia the general share list to-day,
although the advance was chiefly due to the
continued ease In money, the further ship
ment OF gold from Europe, and the TACT that
the railroad earnings do not fall oil as was
expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07
Financial and Commercial.
Now YORK Money and stocks.

NEw YoHk. September 6.-MosxY-Market
easy at 2aS per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4IIa5H per cent Sterling exchange bankers
bills steady at 81 s034i demand y sSk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

SUNDAY Expires leaves Wheeling al s:OJ A. n,
arriving at Welsburg % A. NJ and a. stsIbeuVllle
al iol6 A. Ne connecting with Pacho Express for all
western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at S.4OP. N. and $50 A. n.
run daily. Through Chicago express leAV0 ColumbuI
daily, except Sunday, A $40 p. NJ with sleeping car
Berths can be secured In advance at Union Depot
Ticket Once Conmbus
PullmAn's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Csir
Philadelphia and New York. West To ColunhuG
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81 Louis.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Car
NM and Az tlrtasr .iItaIaaoG gBy
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. or at Ctr
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D, W. CALDWELL
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, o.
W, I. O,RRIEN,
Gt'l Pm. snd Ticket AEsnt Columbus. e;
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ADgVILIsi DEED.

The Way Justice is Administered In
south CaroIIna-A Record that the
whole American People should Read.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received here:
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Active and In most IN;
stances buoyant with widely distributed
business. Denver and Rio Grande trsts rose
to iOSN, and do construction 9Sk on the
large transaction. The Chesapeake and ONO
which has been steadily improving Of late
made further advance OF Aal% PEI
cent, Northwestern consols from ION
TO i27, Jersey Central incomes from "a 70
SO and l., b. and W. incomes from 40 70 ~;
There were sales Of nearly all the St. Paul
Issues at firm aud incii0nally higher prices.
AIA-R na1hA-nuIl
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CLEVELAND, TUsCARAwAs VAL.
NjIRY:AND " HEELtNG RAJ WAY COMPANY
La Es;;;....;;1;ss q ss:.ss.yss
at as An.
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W. L. Springs, late Special Deputy Col
lector, but for more than two years a con-
vict IN the State Penitentiary, has been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

PITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
i LOUIS RAILwAY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
M&aKE - s;ss...,
Time Table East and West. Jul, 18th, ltsO.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
street. near Public landing, daily except Sunday a.
follows:
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NEW ORLEANS, September G-Cotton in fair
demand middllng lOHc; low middling l09Sc;
good ordinary exc. EetTeceipts 81, 100 bales;
gross 1914 balesi exports to Great Britain
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Green B. Baum, Commissioner, Washington,
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AB1oWN5END,
General MAplEeT, Cleveland, o.
WIN. II. OROUT,
dsu1 FT'L and PsSA AE't Cleveland, o.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The uew city government nsw has
fall sway.
Bark Annie, Of G2s tons. will take her
next cargo. tluuber) from the SQUAD
TO Honolulu.
Mr L Sohns. Of the Eagle Mill Com.
psny. will he one Of the passengers on
the outgoing Dakota.
Major Adams. formerly . U. 8. land
officer at Vancouver. is 10 start . new
paper at st. Helene. in Oregon. and
cali il tue Coiunbian.
The Dskota has made n trips be-
tween the Sound aud Ssn Francisco.
and ~ she has averaged two visits tn
our port each trip. she has been at Sc
atile 154 times.
Mr ID Sires has gone en the nigh.
watch. in place of NJ Wsrrsu. His
best 10 among the business hnases oil
Front and Commercial streets. from
Main street to Columbia.
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Wild BLAcxszRRrxs.-rhe cid r,

Wild BLAcKBERRrEs.-T cid Pu.
&c. Souud~r has aotieed Q few pscu.
lisriti.s ia the vild blackberry tha,
grows around here 90 common. Unlike
the cultivated fruit il doesn't stand up
in the sir and seek the bot sun. but
runs loo. IN an around logs and brush
snd shady places. No one ever kns~
. Wild blsck berry. that wss allowed "a
remain in cultivated garden. 70 bssr
fruit. It viii grow finally, having Q
Iuxurisnt foliage. and BE- covered oil
aver with blossoms. but never . berry
will Il bear. This 10 ons Of its most
noticeable features. The vines bess
hest under vbst ars apparently the
most adverse circumstances They are
usually found 10 old logging csnps. on
hall cleared iots and on spots burned
aver fsv ysars before. The largsss,
blacklist and juciest bssries are
found in half hidden situations. and
the poorer ones most exposed. The
vines cling To- civilization. - though
intended by On all-wiss Providence 10
supply the wants of human beings.
They canno, 10 found. burdsned vith
fruit, in the depths OF the forest, but
can be along all country rosds. and in
pl sce-i where they are likely to he
found aud put to the uses f,r which
they we're evidently intended. No ber-
~ 10 mors palstsbls than the Wild
BLACKBERRY. and none more plentiful.
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REAL EsrArE. The foilcwiny srs
the Transactions in real estate, ~ re-
corded iu the Auditors office. since oul
last report:
w II Reeves to Jas AcNsught And
d N Hyde. north two thirds Of lot &
blsck 5. Doren and Denny's sdditioo
$4666 81.
Vim Gore to Richsrd Thompsou. lot
IL. block II. Central, $50.
Elweod K Plummer, Edward n
Plummer and Frank l. Plumnsr TO 1
+ Dearborn and G F D.arbesn, lot, I
block |; lot. and 8. block !; lots ard
8. block 8; lot 8. block 81; lots /. 2. s.
4. 8. 8. 2 and 4. block Fl; portion oi
block 4; lots 3. 4. s. 4 and .. block 20
Piummsrs addition; slso lot 8. block /
ell Of blocks 2. 3 and 4. Plunnmer's ad.
dition. $500.
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Bill IT NV Steward referred 10
Mrest Committee.
Ordered. tlrst lbe city atesspsy b
Instructed TO submit. ~ next meeting.
IN nsdinsnce 10 amend Section s. Of
Ordinance No ais. 81 ~ 10 put the ices
Jhsscin br placed in Treasury.
On motion III Councilman Jrnnir g.
4 l. ordered that the matter Of lignts
De referred So Commit,se an Street
iaghts. with Instructions 10 rsdsr she
Clerk 10 advertise far bids Tor lighting
the streets. and that said Committee on
infect Ligh,s be made permanent
Cammistes thereapon. Councilmsn
senniags. Mcdonald and Notion are
appointed ~ such Committee.
Adjourned until Friday evenin2.
Aagu,t Is. 1880
f. 4. OSBORNE. Clerk.
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FKEIaHr - Tue bsrk.niioe Tam
O'Shantsr. sailing in Chas H Wells's
line. left San Francisco for the Sound
July 18th. ard arrived here Aug. sth.,
bringing freigh. consigned as follows;
Schwabacher Bros s. Co. 558. packages
Of merchandise; H .Ssndsrspn. so;
Stetsou q Post, "a; Jos Borren. 10;
Wsdiell / Miles. 16; c P Stone = Go,
Is. F d B. 10; NJ r Asddocks. l: J w
q. 40; ETC. 2: SIN N. So; r Win.
gate. ~; Woodruff s. vapEpps. 1e;
G b. 10; II F. 8; AT, 10. She will
load coarse coal aud take deck lead
Of lumber from Port Blskely.
A great success is Plumbers Oregon
Blood Purifier. Try . bottle Of it; il
will place you in that condition desired
by every one-good health.
To LEr.-A front room, over Sander.
sons grocery store. lately occupied BY
Dr.. Bsgley. Apply to F. n. Guys.
iyS-df
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The steamers Of this cospasy viii
hereafter sail from Ssa F,sacisco q
follow: For viesoris. British Colum.
bia and Puget Sound ports. On the 10Th,
Goth and >30th OF each month. Tho
steamships CITY of Cbestsr And Idshs
will run the same - the Pacific Mail
Conpany's steamers have heretofore
The Chester will leave on the 10th d
August and the Idaho on the 10th.
These vessels will carry Her Majesty Z
mail and Wells, Pargo & Cs.'s express.
For rates OF freight. passage or other
particulars. spply to
II. L. TIBBALs.
General Agent for Puget Sound.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- II FL
PACIFIC MUTUA AL
Lite Insurance Company Of California.
Extract from Report Of Insurance Commissioner.

Table showing Policies during
Companies doing business observation-disclosures
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CexrlannsrAaY. - Sew

CsxrLln.srARY. - Several gentle
men Who we're slectsd 10 municipal
positions last e.rniag received votss
that uses highly complim~ntary te
them. including ~ they did The iu-
plisd chcics Of every meab<r Of the
Council. Amsng thees were Mr. Os.
borus. tbs clerk. vho nov enters upon
his third tern. and vho though the
youngest 10 years u ell uho serve the
city. h the veteras Of the nunbet.
When Z mas has been tried. retired and
trisd third tius. and d gwen vots
OF this kind. Il means sossihing ssore
than usre compliment. Ar Osborns
has been faishfal. sdicient and cnarts.
ous otIiorr. and that the Council has
done veil IN rs-siecs!ng him viii ncs
b Qaessicned By any cns.
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FRIDAY, Aug. 9Th. 1873!

Council met pursuant - IoW.
Present His Honor the Mayor. L.
r.. smith, sud Couucilmen John Coilins
n. Dsnsmois, VIM. A. Jennings. Chss.
McDonaid. John Nation. u. n. Rasi o
aud q " Ststson.
The Council proceeded 70 tie siec,iou
II city officers for tbs ensuing yssr,
with the following result:
Clerk f 8 Osborn~
Treasurer Il s NcLare.
Attorney / NJ Hall.
Assessor Frank Ssideil.
HEALTH Officsr-O q Root.
Justice II tiis Peace II r Coombs.
City Sary@yos--F II Whitwosth.
Street Com iuissisner--R 81 Caliigsn.
Chef Of Police John II NcGrav.
Policemen F A Minick and ID L Nc
Cowsn.
City Ssxson--T B Russell.
Harbormaster - H Nct}raw.
Fire Warden II II Mc0rsw.
The Mayor appointed the following
commuters
F,nanc, COMMITTEES Rssin. Ste's q
and J.nDings.
Street Commitsss jennings. Dsns
mors and Mcdonald
Fire Committse- -McDosslj. Nation
al Collins.
This Mayor submitted his measagr
which was read.
The following liocnsss were granted
Frank Gutenberg. Groosry license.
Thos Clancy. retail liquor and oss
ballard table.
John colIins. retail liquor aud one
billiard tAbis
Thor smith. two retail liquer licenses
las V.rgon, retail liquor license.
AC Anderson, retail liquor.
slorsh X ca. grocery aud one pigeon
hoie table licenses.
Agar Il Nixon. retail and two billiard
table iicensee.
Anderson h Osborne. retail liquos
aud two billiard table LICENSES.
Eversham s. Dillon. grocery.
Benz Murphy. retail liquor.
VIM barry. retail liquor and Que
billiard table.
Nat Bartlett. grocery.
Flynn & Anderson, retail liquor and
one billiard tabls.
Otto Hsbighorst, grocery.
w p smith. grocery.
A II Shelton. grocery.
Jacob Beer. grocery and one pigeon
hole table licenses.
Fred Gasch. grocery and cue Jenny
Lind table licenses.
Sohwabacher Bfos b Cn. wheicsals
liquor.
s Baxter & Go. Wholesale liQsor.
DA jennings. whslssale liquor.::
q B,rnAn, one Jenny Lind table.
Aug Hes.. grocery aud one pigeon
hole table licenses.
Report Of treasurer referred 70 6nsucs
COMMITTEES.
Reports of the City Attorney end
Street Commissioners received, accepted
and ordered fisd.
On motion Of Councilmsn Rssln Il 10
"raered that . Committee, towit:
Coanc,lpen 6tstsnn, Mcdonald end
Dsnsmoss are hereby appointed 70 con.
fer with City Attorney relative 10 the
sdvisabiiity Of action II certain suita
Petition Of T p Roberts ordered laid
I'm the table. and the Health Otliosr In.
structed 10 rrport upon the the charges
in said report.
Ordinance No a20 appoin,ins spccial
police officer passod.
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NEW POLICIES WRITTEN.
LOCATION.
Number. Amount. Preaiu


Death Leases Paid by the Pacific Mutual
CenPeay from yanuary 81 July lst, 1880.
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Musician CoxINe. p. Blank
se!m vii! be in Seattle IN . few dsys,
.nng.og with him . fins lot Of impaired
victims. accordeons and other musicsl
.eschsnsiase. Lessons given On the
wolfe. aus Il
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-07

saSar girls sing Here's % vsanr
sA'ese. dliak il down." jast IKE The
IT'D sophs' 1t the naacalias ool-
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1aaisA ~ havs niee aessstmsat =
49, ssssss Tor cAkss. -. = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

Grain quoted Sd: Hull. by quoted "a No Con
ZOO qr Craft as DO 70 Cork Tor orders quoted 4
man slp reported % Bremen 1900 bbs Reane Petroleum
10 Japan G0OO cases do private terms British steamer,
can bark S5s oSs to Bay ce pve
From Philadepha- Russian bark 70 Esnore io' orders
ID GP' ussan ports fo%
Gram T 9. p d. swedish Ssi Hsvo &ieo
c Ho5~egsn oars same voyage ana rate ~ ae ~ n
reported thence s. Gil on Cake 70 Cork for
IA b1ks g United kind AID Continent, Resin. az 80
as. 81 from James dverAmerican schooner 2iS TONS
oIL--si adj and in fair igbbing sale at late prices
aer n1e IL sPpnsa STe Nav NsP 56E P &c
delphia AID 7'ie. Tor Baiiinore cas- llhSlse Clint
t Sq pS s Snea Sb o PS
j Os5s BID u O99s asked total sales both Exchanges
closing weak vita a more active uade both export
g s s sS a S rs. spot IS, 2p S6
fse9aiy Sew s5S 91 i21V BPS Ha ssas, NG g
rhird cal|FeSraary, sis iSe4is 50; DO, ola or New
sis s5Ss2 Co. A" " 10 4oSss 90 May sisSsls 70
BEEF without 9notable cha Ige modeIaie inquiry
I'll fP sO c 91Ss Extra a1 india sO Mss Co.
cur MEATS IN noderte demsnd at anchanseG prices
1I rgs a% ss e Se Smoked sfG am
s s1r P aas s hong Clear hs an Shos a cl'9 oO
RRESsD 9s 2Sogt steady cry Rfev G S dpcc
ia DC per ZOO n higher and strong subs quealy he
advance Waslosi and closed shade undef the cos
ing Irces Saturday last sales l40O tcs Prime steam
and TO arrv. 7g7 &c: osing 9O s-ttnng price
81 15 February New. ISI &c, clos ng
1887 i9a79Oc 1000 March sas02ho;. closing 1909
Third February 7.95dsc,i March. s9S02 do Od
or New Ts2 QSc Apr S.01 ladolOc. May, SlSaN2oc;
Year igGa8c CIV steam moderately active sales 100
tcs 10 G: No. city 100 ties. brought Z Doc; Refined
S5c Continent leo ties. West indies sl5c
-. BUTTER and CIiEE~E without important chan e.
m EGGS-N aIket l2H ic higher on Cnoicr Fresh a'inahl
only moeate long Island Now Jersey led ae stare
Pen~y lyan l7c Western, lOGlIc; CaDaua lOaloe;
Lined, i0al21c
RiCE-FaiIiy aoti se. steady an UNCHANGED 49,
SUGAH-Raw at deci1c 10 71f 'ec fa 10
refining s9S for Centrifugal closing st. ady SHES
1900 hhd iiugal 6S4o. 3 hhds Cuba Mlst ONahO
IN: ls boxes Moasses sugar, Refined fairy active
Powdered and Granulated bOI 9G9ee GRADUATED ~ q
9asc Cut Loaf J1sa9ac Standard a., 9a9isc; ON A.
SA09c.
SEEDS-Quiet, steady and unchanged ~
srEARI E-9tea y; sales 30 hhds CITY &C.; western
quoted 7lsc.. cry. ~lso. o.
'TALLOW-Stesdy sales. 400 o ID. 69yc.
WHISKEY-D Dun nominal; 81 l20sl l3
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnAfr.rfr AfAHKLTa

GfgMo T quiet aad ages 70 o5 w sss
~ titfIr on track IS &c. Oats IN fair d naui sales
car Mixed Western a. lei car Whc Ai "ls.. a. 90,
O. 90 Iecs , sais Sue i ga Six lowed state 5SI7sc
No Gsstefn zines IN eo demand but lover Railroad
fehis ~ York steaay Wheat lAc Corn II 'c 0als
H o. sa-b Coz 1000 bush Oats 1000 bush. Barley
$500 bbi,., Wheat 1000 bn.h. Corr 10000 bush Oai
ioen D1sa "a aet Wheat 500 900 bush; com 2e00GO
bush: OATS 25J bush; Barley. $4,000 Dush iJo $4,000
O@ caitA AGO. Feb Flour dull wheat active, firm and
h aIge ASH SS Il Il Saioi No Sc 81 olSsi o5
Corn steady and arm at SIe ea.n 81 &c AArSa &c
30 ~. and February 3S.955 sc harca .. - NAY
y ys e a Pors active fm ana higher $40 90 cash
So % I'D March SO ~ ,APrL c.! Lara ~ ae
5Soc March 7G7a Toe. Apr. Bulk Meats n good de-
s eho3t ear G7Gc Dressed Hogs higher a $685. o5
WE g and sTSr = or Ata1 & SEs Corn 1SHG
aGoa aenasa and c higher irregular At 80 FEB
FelTuafy sl9 so March Lard unsettled ana 7lc lower
GGSs 6ss rs wSeat anil anil at % rse.pt s6j
BUSH apments 400 9ush Com dull and dooplag $50
rofk hrmer al sI9 Lard IN good demand a! A f5ye
t Sa Ms sac hr gs5c I Hsson sH
GenE Eb6asrs Gear sa ss naSs Lea o s'i
Whisky ssaay wiz :S far d Sssc At b S9 Cent
al onc 20e2sc sugar SSa4eL sra HH ards - 50
S re 60 mei, q so Packing 45ssiG5 E9.eh
er 81 az 5 re9egIs 200 nead sS@sH Wheat S en
Extra White Michigan pomlnaI NO; White Miehgain
81 25l bid; February s z3', bid March 81 q ARIi
Corn e So@ easier ssEsn ny nay Yellow 4se nrsl G55sd
4ie.i No. J. Mixed, 43,se NO do' NJ, $SS.
we q go sSo5 dS S SoG 90 Genand sS
nrmeri Primo s. IS Choice 50 30 Dressed LEGS Urn az ny
s g cdu i 5ss S "FSa
Flour 400 6bs Wheet none Corn none; oats Loo bush
MILWAUKEE Feb. az our hrmer but quot wheat opened
ln 9 s.era ss5' f. Fs !: s IS Tsfas S
az q 81 G oSt, rmer No p Sc rye quiet but ria
90 !. II PC Barley quiet but firm No2 hprhF, 7She
ProTi.ons Arm Mess Pork quiet s2 30 CASH al 30
March. Iara-Trme steam 7boo cash and March Hogs
drner nj "a 25dss 90 for Live, and 81 % Tor dressed
PHILADELPHIA. feD. Flour queti holders firm no eI
and PcnnsyIvana Extra 80 25a$5 10; Minnesota E1ra
Family Meum 80 50. do. Good. 50 10 do Choice ~ 81 ri
Fancy ST. ohio DO, Good, 81 Indiana do Choies "a ~
ST. Louis do Good, 81 % GO. Choice. 81 BOZ Minnesota
Patents Fair 81 20 DO Good 81 90 Rye Flour nnehangee;
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