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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
FOREIGN.


Boisterous Session Of Parliament
RoNg. March IL During a speech
IN the Italian Chamber OF Deputies, last
evening. Premier Carroll inquired
whether the Cabinet Of the Right dis
PLAYED great political wisdom IN 1870,
wlcu they announced that they would
respect the convention with France
guaranteeing the integrity OF the Papal
territory, only a lev DAYS before the
i1rrr ui events drove them into Rome.
LAMA. who W., Premier when Rome
was occupied by the French, denied
that his gOyeynmeut took that step un-
willingly. A scene Of Wild confusion
ami uproar eusuei, furious attacks
we're ban HE'D between the Right aud
Lett. drowning the voices ot the speak
crs Inc declarations OF Lama, Lela
and Ni~couti Ncuu,ta included some Gu
rious revelations regarding the govern
ment's coursc .oNard France and the
Pope, and respecting the September
convention. CrispI asserted that there
were differences oi opinion IN Lama 5
cabinet about occupying Rome. Lana
denied this absolutely. but Zella con,
armed IL, almost occAsl Oning = quaTrei
between Lama and Zella. The sitting
vas one OF the most sensational IN the
annals oiihe Italian Parliament
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Hon samuel Woods

Hon. Samuel Woods, Oi Barbour
county, is mentioned iayocably by the
prcss and public generally for the nom-
inAtion. on the Democratic ticket, for
Judge Of the Supreme Court oi Appeals.
We take pleasure in adding our tesii-
mony TO tha, Of the many who have al
ready spoken Of him as thoroughly ht
man Tor the place. lie is an old-nme
ssntleman-a modern first class lawyer
and substantial Democrat. Asa aindge
be vould adorn the bench and worthliy
wear its honOrs -Hu.iiHyt9a Idr,ril,sr.
We en- lorse the above. Mr.. Woods
unless he has changed since the war =
entitled TO all the praise which the "a
pcrtlscr bestOWs upon him R'chHJ'id
D,spgtcA.
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LIVE STOCK.
ChicaEo.

ChicaEo.
CmCAoo, March IL. - The DrosTi
Journal reports hog receipts q 900 head !.
shipments 7,OO0 head. Market quiet
but steady; light grades neglected I,
mixed packing 81 2jta4 10; light 81 %
tgi 80; choice heavy ~ 1904 Is.
Cattle Receipts 300 head, ship
menta 1000 head. Market opened slow,
but ruled fairlXaciiyc and unchanged I,
shipping sold ~ O0ts5 u; butcbers'
fairly active and steady, bulls 81 no
3 50; stOckcrs 81 gOlaJ4 90.
Sheep Receipts 200 head; ship.
menu 100 head. Market active; oil
soid At yesterdays prices, 5 0otS6 70.
Baltimore.
tSan
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LIN Work. Ra.nmaa.

Porrsrowx, March 7.-AtIsr being
idle four years. the blast furnAnee OF the
Pottstoun Iron Company w.rs put into
blssi again last night All the com
paay's vorks are nov IN operation.
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THE STAR SERVICE DEBATE.
Books Arrsignmsnt Of the Posiofilcs De-
partment.


WASHINGTON, March IL.
The speech OF Mr. Beck, in the debate
on the Star service, commenced Monday
and concluded yesterday evening, was
very strong effort, and his arralgnment
OF the POstmaster-General aud his de-
partment, for its mismsnagement oi this
branch Of the postal service, was I'm
mensely severe. Messrs. Garland, Of
Arkansas, and Mercer, OF Texas, who
have in their States Lone Star route
lines, took an opposite view, and Re-
publicans generally were for giving the
Postmaster General all he wants 1t is
clear that decided reform is needed in
the Star route system, because it affords
50 many opportunities for crookedness.
Senator Davis, Ot West Virginia, when
not speaking, closely watched the
progress OF the debate, noting the
points made for and against the report
OF the committee.
Personal News Items.
EX-Senators Clingman, Of North Caro-
lima, and Miller, Of Georgia, were on the
IlOor Of the Senate to-day.
Senator Eaton presided over the SEN
ate awhile to-day.
General sherman is very much put
out at the action Of the President in the
Reno case.
Senator Jones is in his seat at last,
and Senator Slater does not think Ore
gon will send Tilden delegation to the
Cincinnati Convention.
Mr. O'Conor, OF South Carolina, mem
ber oi the House from Charleston. says
that II Tilden is nominated, the chances
are that tho Republicans will carry hls
State.
Mr.. Evans, OF South Carolina, saws
Seymour and Hendricks ought to bo
nominated.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
wAsuISoToS, March II.
SEN NATE.

The bill removing the political disa-
abilities OF Roger A. Pryor, passed.
Mr.. Hampton, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported bill to COM
plete the survey Of the Gettysburg battle
field, and provide for the compilation
and preservation OF the data showing the
various positions and movements OF the
troops at that battle, illustrated by dia-
grams. Placed on the calendar. ~
Pending the debate on a private bill
the morning hour expired and the Sem
ate resumed the consideration OF the
Star Route deficiency bill, the pending
question being on the committee's 5
amendment prohibiting the increase OF
the trips on the Star routes during the
remainder Of the fiscal year.
After discussion, Mr.. Garland moved
that the Senate take up the House bill
for the establishment OF titles in the
Hot Springs and for other purposes,
Agreed to.
Mr.. Thurman said that IL the debate
on the Hot Springs threatened to take
up much time, he would insist on his
previous notice and call up the Geneva
award bill.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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DaA.

SEw Yoxk, March l7.-J0hn r C~cil,
vel known In mercantile and b2nkins
circles. died to-day. he came hers IRON
Ohio when young EasH.
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w. X. KENNEDY,
DALLAS KENNEDY,
Thomas KENNEDY.
B,lidire, March Is, 1850.
i"tAt"tt faN' ~ 10 ''N''
wOODSFIEID WORDS.

wOODSFIEID WORDS.
The stock IN the building association
has been increased to nearly 400 shares
Last Saturday evening at the resi-
dence OF Sheriff Read, Mr.. Oliver Green
bank, a young typo OF the Gd:ette office,
and Miss Elizabeth Mann, were united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony. May
prosperity attend Oliver and his Mann.
4 surprise party was held at the resi-
dcnce Of Judge Okey, one evening last
week.
Chatham sinclair, OF Benwood, came
home on visit last week.
4 number Of WoOdslicldcrs got on a
big drunk, Monday night, AMI during "A
row at one oi the saloons, lamp was
thrown against the wall, setting fire to
the window blinds. The fire was soon
extingushcd without much damage.
No blood WAS spilled and OF course no
arrests. SCRIBE.
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BALTIMORE. March u. 1880.

RExsHKs ON nsEy Cattle.
TIE arrivals Of Czttle during The week
amounted ~ 500 bead, against |, ,Dl
lss, week and g12 head the oorespon'
ding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted 10 esD
head. against l,04 last week and 80
the corresponding seek oi last year, and
wsre "A iollous.
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Pacific Sizes Of ~.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Generally firm at
the close.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
SroCKs-The market was feverish and
irregular during the greater portion Of
the day, and prices declined to I per
cent. Manhattan, Elevated, Western
Union, Pacific Mail, and Southwestern
shares leading the downward move
ment. Toward the close the market as
sumed a strong tone, partly in conse-
qucnce OF easier money. and there was
a recovery in prices Of ! to q per cent,
Pacific Mail. Iron Mountain, Ohio and
Mississippi and Western Union being
most conspicuous in the advance. The
weakness in certain speculative shares
issaid TO be caused 10y the selling OF large
blocks Of stocks 10y leading operator Tor
the closing OF the account preparatory
to his departure for the South. Ten
thousand shares Of Erie were thus
thrown on the market Urgent re-
quests have been made 10 the Governing
Committee OF the Stock Exchange 10
abolish the process Of quoting call loans.
Ii is proposed TO quote money IN the
same way the stocks are called.
The Post says: "The whole u arket is
yet more or less demoraliLed, but at 4
heavy decline in prices tho last lew
days. Ii is evident some of the specu.
lators who started the decline arc quiet.
ly picking up stocks in amounts to
more than cover their short contracts. ="
st. Paul earnings increased S5O,OOO
for the second week in March, and
Northwestern gaining slbl 900 Tor tho
first ten days in the same month.
The transactions on the Stock tx
change aggregated 222,0O0 shares, Of
which 5000 were A. X J.. Telegraph Co, +,
1000 Canada Southern, 2, 900 Chesapeake
and Ohio, 10, 900 Delaware, l.ackawanna
and Western. 5000 Delaware and Hud.
son, 81 900 Erie, 1900 Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 1900 Houston and Texas,
5000 Iron Mountain, 100 Illinois
Central, $500 Kansas and Texas,
5000 Lake shore, 800 Lake Erie and
Western, ZOO Michigan Central,
1900 Northwestern, 5000 Nashville
and Chattanooga CLOSING Si), 1900
New Jersey Central, 800 New York
Central, 81 900 Ohio aud Mississippi,
300 Ontario and Western CLOSING at
27t). 2a,OO0 Pacific Mail, 1870 Quick.
silver, 1900 Reading, 5000 st. Paul,
LOO St Louis and San Francisco, 1900
Union Pacific, 500 Wabash and Pacific
and 4 OOO Western Union.
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SWINE.

REMARKS.
The receipts are rather light, less than
the moderate run Of last week, and the
quality OF the offerings is scarcely ~
good a. Il vas then. there being some
what more light hogs among them. The
demand is generally reported fair to
good In most OF the grades, the sales be-
Ing quite free and the butchers buying
up more sparingly than last week. We
quote common rough hogs lsows aud
s,ars) ut 6G6t, and the better grades
6i(S6i, with extra at 81. with more sell
ing ut the latter price than last week.
sHEKr ASD LAMBS.
Arrivals this week ......'..''''- ~
Arrivals last week ek.............. ...-.....- siI
Arrivals one Year L"s
RKMARKs.
The receipts are quite light again this
week, less than the demand and insult
ficient to 90 round. except by dividing
into small lots. and the quality general
ly was only fair. with few exceptions,
which sold at exceptionally high figures,
only such a. that kind sells for being of
an average Of over li0 lbs. Prices
ranged at 5ica7 eta, and extra cts,
with favorable prospects for good shecp.
Ess, Liberty.
East Liberty. March l7.--Csttie -
Receipts to-day 6l2 head oi through
and I2a head oil yard stock total for two
days IA head oi through and 639 head
Of local. The supply is fair with no per
ceptible change in prices. Trade slow.
but oil were sold out. The bulk of the
business has been the retail trade and
local butchers. Best shipping s. 0NS
5 20, fair to good butchers 81 1904 81.
common 81 50s3 30; siockers, as to
quality, 81 OOCa3 75, fat bulls and
cows 81 1908 20; salse for two days e65
head.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1856 head,
total ior two days 1856 head. forkers
a 60tiSi 50; Philadolphias s. 00Cd5 10.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 100 head.
total for two days 6, 100 head selling
very slow at s. 0O,s6 20.
Cincinnati
CIsCISsATi, March l7.-llogs- Steady
and firm, common 81 5Ota.t 20; light
81 1904 20; packing 81 3jts4 30: butch
crs' 81 70tGt ~. Receipts 2,i0O head;
shipments GOO head.
New York
NRw YoRK. March l7.-Beeves- W.
ceipts for two days I,i70. Market dull,
aud prices further declined q small frsc.
ton on good and prime grades, and
strong at lc OF "A decline ON common to
fair steers and oxen. extreme range ITO
l0je; general sales sjtal0ic. Exporters
used | $50 head, shipments ! $40 gus.
ters.
Sheep-Rcccipls for two DAYS, $3.50.
Market fairly steady at 6itS7 lc for sheep.
7i(ssic Tor yearling lambs Exporters
paid 81 25ta7 10 for four cars oi lat
wcthers. Shipments, $50 carrasscs.
Hoss-Rcceipts for two days, 1000
heal Market tame at 81 S0Cs5 90 Tor
live hogs. with O ear Of Pittsburgh culls
at 81 30.
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Wholesale prSosa we're . shade better
than lh0se oi iast week, and sIpects-
tiOns prevailed among dealers that the
retail marke, xouH stand higher figures
also, as il did ior . very briei penod,
and while some of the p<ft~r srstes
xere disyossd oi, bot the tone a The
market soon EEL % from Q shade higher
range oi qgotaiiops than Last week 10
those ially a. iow, u not In some case.
lower, prices than those which ruled
then. Quotations: 2it@5i ctzL, with
most .aIes rsnsjax IRON H65i eta; So
pxriOr western droses only brindss The
latter prics. or snyvbsss near "
nLcM oosa
Trade 10 vesy siov ior III kinds; psicss
soOeS per bead. - 70 quality.
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WHEEIING. w. VA, THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH 1S, 1880
Leader arrived from Cincinnati yester-

<uup uIlNeu iIOiu SiuSihnati yestef-
day.
The dancing club gotten up by the
little folks In the Hecla club rooms, Is
quite success. II Is very select, and
furnishes rare treats to the parents and
others who attend.
Marx Lester is running the engine at
the nail mill in the temporary absence
Of Chris Bippus, the regular engineer.
Master Chas. Dunning and his sister
Laura entertained company Of their
young friends at their home on Gravel
Hill, on Tuesday evening.
James Boyce, formerly an employe OF
the C. K 7. X. r., and resident OF Bel
laire, now living at Wellsville, came
down yesterday and carried of Miss
Lizzie. daughter OF John Nlch. Rev.
CASTOR pronounced the words which
conferred authority 10 do so upon him.
THE CONCERT AND LECTURE.
The concert and lecture for the bene-
fit OF the Catholic Orphans, which has
been announced for some time and
looked forward to with much interest,
came off last night at City Hall, and
drew together an audience which nlled
the hall to oyerilowing, yet never was
there better order at any public enter.
tainment. The st Johns Band played
several Irish National airs, Rory
O'More," "St. Patrick's Day in the
Morning." Wearing Of the Green, &c,
in the interludes, in the most
beautiful style, and was re-
warded with the most enthusl-
astic applause. The following Wheel
ing parties participated: Mrs. l.. A:
Sullivan, Miss Bero, Misses Aggie and
Regina Sullivan, Messrs. Il. V. and
Joseph Arkle. Prof J. W. Schofcld, OF
Martins Ferry, also saug. MIR. X. v.
Arkle won repeated applause, aud the
young Misses Arklo cannot be too
highly praised. These three were uni
formly encored The lecture Of Father
Hartnedy. OF SteubenyilIe, was highly
rclshed by all. He made one Of the
neatest little speeches ever listened to
here
GE-WALkIsTs.
We hereby challenge any three walk.
ers in the city Of Wheeling Tor u fair heel
and toe walk, for fifty miles or less. The
particulars can he had by addressing
Mr.. Henry Crimmel, president OF the
Monumental Association, or either oil
the undersigned.
" II kRSNrny
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Mnvsukss.


ToLEDo, March 7.-wheSi- steady:
No. 2 red winter sgos 81 SOi seller
April 81 81. seller May 81 81 seller
June 81 2si seller July 81 -. No. red
mixed 81 p COrn-Dali and loser;
high mixed 45c. No. spot t2ic. seller
April s2ic. seller Nay i2ie; No. ? white
sc; rejected 42ie- oEis-Duil and nom
inai: No. 2, SIC osered Cover seed
Dull, prims u Is, mammoth 81 90
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PrrrsscssE. Mach i5.-PstsoIsum--
Active; erode vsak apd bssf q s5te
q Pssksrs ios ehipo>nt; rvGssd 7te iof
Hhilsds,phis dsiivssv.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 to 6 Per Cent-6ovsfn-
ments Weak and Lower - Flour
Steady-whsat Dull and Lower
Hogs Steady and Firm.
FIN ANCE.
Nav York

NEW YoRK, March II. - MoSHv-
Loaned up to . per cent. per annum,
and l-l6c per diem during the evening,
but becam easier late in the day, clos
ing at per cent Prime mercantile
paper Sac per cent, Sterling exchange
bankers bills at 81 So: do. demand 81 So.
SILyER-At London Is 1916 pence; bar
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
f(al per cent. discount.
GoyKRSMKSr-Wea and lower.
U. s. Coupons (lssiI .iooA
New fiyes ...-.iO iOS
New Fourand one
New Four ................. io6sf
Pacific Sizes OF ~.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Generally firm at
,ha ,ln.a
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usv orssss

Ssw OxlE.Ss, Esrch E.-CoGee doll.
Rio careoes, ordinary 10 pridns, 1870
iCic. 5ussf-fifmsr. common - god
common sssie, Lir 10 tuiy lair siHs
7ic; prime W cioior slGsse. yelos
clarified sissie. No.sss,s--Jn gooi
dsnssJ; o,ssnon &c. fair Nc: osntri.
fus.l 3os9 zoe: prime a. elsoscr s0e4Ic.
cistsrn bottoms 9niet. Louisiass ordi.
nssy 70 choice sils7ic
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tleman.' fLaughter.l only Just want
TO say a few more words 10 you now, but
You will hear from me again before this
campaign Is over. What Itell you now Is
this: Let every man consider himself a
committee Of one TO work for the success
Of our ticket. [Cheers and cries OF That's
the way we'll do IT. Don't go and talk
about Il, but do It. My iellow-country.
men, this Republican platform Is large
enough and broad enough and grand
enough for every ITishman and every Ia.
boring man to stand upon. Loud cheers
This one thing we are going to do-you
mark 1t: We are going TO give the votes
OF the laboring men to tEeir friend at In:
diAnapolis-[ cheers -aman that has stood
bY them renewed cheers and has been
their friend whenever they gotinto diff
Guilty and needed help to secure them their
rights. loud cheers He hashelped them
many times, and the workingmen OF this
State are going TO stay by him and give him
a grand vote on the second Tuesday in Oc-
tober. Cheers That man is Mr.. Porter,
turning to where that gentleman was
seated upon the stage and taking him by
the hand, amid renewed and demonstra-
tive cheers hope he will succeed, and
will do all can to get him elected. Cries
OF Bravo Good" and shouts OF ap-
plause.1 Gov. Porter-I feel like calling
him Governor because believe he will be
don't feel any difficulty about taking a
man by the hand, even II he is laboring
man. He has stood by Us In the time Of
difficulty. We will stand by him until
the hour OF triumph. Loud and long
continued applause. ae is not a man
who Is capable OF cheating or seeing
others cheat any man out oil his rights or
property. He helped us. Now We are
going to pay him back. [Cries Of $50 We
will."l We are geing TO stand by him.
We are going 10 see him through this can
vass, and l ask my fellow workmen to
come right up and defeat any. one
that proposes to abuse him. He Is no
banker or usurer, [cheers, and cries OF
That's one for Bill English, but he's a
man that every one can support. Now,
think 1t is about time for me to stop.
[Cries OF go onl'1 There are some others
to speak, and 1t would not be right or fair
or honorable to take up too much OF your
time. You will hear from me again. /
am going TO lake an active part in this |
canvass, for 1 feel the importance OF com.
ing out and staying out on the right side.
It's no use for me TO try to tell you what
the Republican party has done Tor the
land. II would take too much time. ! ask
you to give up your prejudices. know
am right. Be assured that you are right.
I have found out for myself on which
side it Is best for laboring man to cast
his vote, and that Is in favor OF the Re-
publican party, and am going to be very
careful to do it. Loud Cheersl.
At the close OF the meeting three cheers
were given for Garfield and Arthur,
Porter and Hanna, and the entire Repub-
lican ticket.
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NEW YORK, July 10 Cotton dull at II ia
l2c; futures barely steady. Flour firm re-
ceipts 1900 barrels snperfne western and
State $ 50ai 20; common 70 good 81 2Oa4 90:
good 10 choice 81 T0aI 90; white wheat extra
s. 50a5 %; extra Ohio s. 0Oa6 IS; St, Louis
81 40a7 90; Minnesota patent process 80 Goa
$50. Wheat heavy ana 2aic lower, the de.
cline mainly on No. 2 red; receipts 4S3 600
bushels; No. spring 81 Of; No, . Chicago
S. O91<a1 10; No 2 Milwaukee 81 IL; IN.
graded Fsd 9Sca$l 10; No. 8, 81 lSal Is; No.
. 81 l6al lsk; mixed winter 81 l4al Az {;
uprraded white 81 IS; No. g. 81 II: No. 2,
81 iia1 IS; No. | dos lTal IS; No. 2 red,
July. sales 900 bushels at 81 l3kal l6x;
August, sales 20t, 900 bushels at 81 Goal 09x;
September, sales 5000 bgshslS az 81 0sXa
coz. Corn fairly active; receipts 5o4, 900
bushels: ungraded i1aI9Hc; No. 3, 4Ic;
No. 2 4ea49I<c; No. Q in store, fob yellow, Sic;
steamer 49c; No. Whjte b2Na63hc; No. 2
July 49a491c; August 1910; septemsbeF
4gIza49Ac, Oats quiet; receipts %, 900 bush.
els; western mixed 3SaSBc; white western So
aIOc. Hay, demand fair and market firm at
s0aS5c. Hops dull and in buyers favor.
Coffee dali and weak Rio caEgOes quoted at
l24lal61Ic. Sugar dull aud heavy; fair to
good refining 75sa7 1916. MOlaSSes quiet
and unchanged, Petroleum dull; United
97I<c; crude 7HaTHc; refined lOhc. TalOw
steady at O S-l6a8 5-l6:. Kosin dull at 81 4Oa
Az. Turpentlne dull at 27Ha2sc. Eggs
easier at Iial5c. Pork dull and heavy; new
mess Sl3 55alS rs for choice. Beef dull and
unchanged. Cut meats quiet and steady; long
clear at 81 so; 81 ort clear 81 S7h Lard, de-
nand active, but light tradei prime steam
S7l5. Butter firm at lSa24c. Cheese trmer
at 6asKc. Whisky dull and nominal.
UAloAso. July l9.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat moderately active and higher; No 2
red wInt,r ST. co. No. . Chicago spring 95a
95kc cash; 9Slta051lc July; s9Hc August;
size September No. 8, s2asSc; rejected Ola
Csc. Corn strong and higher at size cash;
size July: Soc August; S57[a35Tc septem-
Der; rejected 35Ac. Oats active, firm and
higher at 2iAc cash; 2iTc July; 221Sc
August; 225SaI2s<c September. Rye strong
and higher at 69xc. harley steady and un-
changed at SIC. Flax seed at 81 10. Porx
steady with fair demand at SIS 5Oal3 IS
cash; SIS sSal3 SIX July; $l3 S7Iial3 80
August; Sl3 SgJfals IS September. Lard
easier at SO 75a8 ~ cash and August; 80 so
A6 S2x September Bulk meats In firm de-
mand but at lower rates; shoulders 81 70;
short rio SO 80; short clear s. %. WhiIky
steady and unchanged at 81 OS.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
ChicagOgrai and provision market yesterday
as reported by John N. HOon & Co., brokers,
No. llB0 Main street:
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly
Relieve Pain, whether chronic or acute,
than any other pain alleviator, and II is
warranted double the strength Of any aim
liar preparation.
els, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache,
and all aches, and is The Great Believer
Of Pain. Browns Household .Panacea"
should be in every family. a teaspooniul
OF the Panacea in tumbler Of hot water
(sweetened, Il preierred), taken at bed
time, will break up acold. 25c q bottle.